>> pastor and his family robbed, live with the extreme measures the pastor's wife took to protect her husband and son. in campaign 2016, attacks on the trail, as donald trump says he now believes president obama was born in the u.s. but, blames hillary clinton for those beliefs. >> and the iphone seven goes on sale today. we caught up with several customers who have been camping out all night. many of them will not get what they want. well, today is friday, september the 16th, good morning everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon in for brooke thomas, laura and meisha keeping an eye on things, seems if you want to get out this weekend saturday is the bets day to do it. >> in. >> sounds good. >> before that we have to get to work. >> yes, got to get to work you guys. still very, very dark out

there. i can tell you guys, you're in great company. if you have to commute this morning, that's the one good thing about having to work on a friday, your commute, almost effortless today. >> people taking the day off. >> yes, that silver lining, meisha. >> oh, you know, great day to take off work today, maybe play a little hooky, leave early? that's not my recommendation, though, don't blame me. but beautiful conditions, once again, after hot and humid start to the work week. record high temperatures on wednesday, then yesterday, so much improvement. feeling fall-like. now we're waking up to some of the coolest temperatures, and about three months time, 06 degrees, in philadelphia, is our coolest, since june 18th. down right chilly, up toward the lehigh valley at 47 degrees, in the poconos, we are teetering on falling down into the 30's, so, might even need that winter coat in the higher elevations, temperature change over the last 24 hours on the order of five, ten, 15 degrees, with this cooler and drier air in place. and it will be comfortable once again today. but the humidity will start to

creep back up. in the a difference as we head into tomorrow. you'll definitely notice a difference as we head into sunday, kind of steam factor returning. but then, as we head into monday, it is going to get increasingly more comfortable on the back side after cold front. and fall starts off next week, so we'll let you know what type of weather to expect for that coming up in just a couple of every minutes, meisha? >> thank you so much. and happy friday everybody. good morning, looking outside at 95 south at cottman. so, this is what we are starting to see. i would say one of the bus years stretches, and particularly right here coming around this s curve right here seeing some brake lights go off. then it kind of eases tension both before that and after that. so right here, where we are seeing slow downs, going to get little busy through the 6:00 hour interstate 95 it always does, no matter what day of the week that it is, but for now, kind of holding steady here, as you can see, however, if you are jumping out to interstate 95, i would say, maybe, maybe, give yourself couple of extra minutes, new jersey 42 freeway at creek road, 295, what you are looking at again.

one of the areas that's heating up little bit, kind of holding steady here, what we're seeing on a lot of the highways, interstates, kind of leaning toward the heating up and then just kind of holding stead any there. blue rut headlights moving in the southbound direction at media swarthmore, looking here, blue route actually looking real good this morning, guys. we do have accident out there, whitemarsh, flourtown road, joshua road, one lane blocked, there jim, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha a new this morning, armed robber holds up a pastor and his family in the city's frankford section. >> but it is the would be thief that actually got quite the surprise when the pastor's wife pulled out her own gun. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live outside their church in frankford where the pastor is now talking about this frightening encounter. good morning, jan. >> rahel, jim, good morning, what scary night for this pastor and his family. see the church, st. james church, entire family lives right next-door. police say they came home last night, a man approached them with a rifle, tried to rob them, but the pastor and his wife actually are licensed to carry, so she pulls out her

gun and shot in self-defense. take a listen to the moment leading right up to that. >> tried to grab my wallet. and i turned like i would get my wallet, but just stalling, and he hit me hard in the back of the head with the gun. swung it like a baseball bat. and then everything was like lightning for a minute. and then i heard my wife saying drop the gun, drop the gun, she's got her gun. and he turned toward her and i said shoot him. shoot him. and she shot him. >> now this all happened right around 11:00 last night here on the 1,000 block of pratt street in frankford. the 48 year old pastor, his 38 year old wife, and their 12 year old son, had just come home from a concert, as they exited their car and were about to walk-in side their home. police say they were approached that man with a rifle who demanded money. the pastor tells us he actually struggled with the suspect at first, but he didn't want his son to get. who he back off. that's when his wife took out her gun and shot so this was a scary situation. police say the suspect then

ran, ditched his rifle under a parked car, and then got away by jumping on to the running board of passing suv. police say that driver likely had nothing to do with the robbery. now, police say, the suspect was described as wearing orange shorts, with white stripe. so they decided to check out area frankford hospital which is just about a mile away to see if he showed up therefore treatment. guess what? they found him right outside. so he is under arrest this morning, meantime the family shaken up, but physically okay. still this pastor fears this story could have ended differently. >> it was extremely crazy. like when we got our gun, we are like we got him but we hope we never have to use it. but if it is there, you know, if it ever comes up, you are like, if it comes down to my family or him, it is him. i'm sorry. you know? i don't feel bad about that. >> now, the suspect only described as 66 year old man who is being treated for the gunshot wounds to his leg, and in custody this morning, northeast detectives is investigating. live in frankford, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness

news", rahel, jim, back to you. >> what a crazy story, glad the family is okay, thank you. >> meanwhile, in other news the investigation continues this morning into a deadly head-on crash in dover involving a delaware state trooper. now there is happened last night on route one, southbound, near exit 98. police say a chevy driven by 77 year old man was going in the wrong way in the southbound lanes. his car collided head-on with a delaware state police cruiser, driven by a 22 year old trooper. the driver of the car, who is not wearing a seatbelt, was killed, and the trooper was air lifted from the scene with non-life threatening injuries. almost two weeks after being shot in the head, atlantic city police officer emerges from the hospital, and is greeted by a cheering crowd. officer josh fidel, gave thumbs-up, waived, when he was row less dollars by atlantic care regional medical center. will now spend the time at a rehab facility.

he waist shot september thirds while responding to a robbery outside the ceasar's parking garage. a new york city police detective will be okay, after being attack with a meat clever. it happened during rush hour yesterday near penn station. investigators say the detective was helping officers subdue the suspect, who was apparently trying to remove a parking boot from his car. suspect slashed the detective in the face during the struggle. officers fired nearly 20 shots shooting the suspect, he's now in critical condition. another officer suffered a graze wound. >> jurors in the trial will be selected from chester count any march, accused every killing pennsylvania state police corporal brian dixon during ambush in the poconos in 2014. frein of course led authorities on 48 day manhunt before he was finally captured. his trial will be in lehigh count. >> i just just -- now just 52 days until election. hillary clinton and donald trump in a virtual dead heat.

all ice on donald trump to see whether he publicly denounces his long held obama birth belief. campaign put out statement saying trump believes baum was born in the u.s. but as hena daniels report, hillary clinton's campaign is not buying it. >> trump apparent slip flop on the birth eric ooh came after rival hillary clinton blasted his refusal to renounce the idea when he was interviewed by the washington post wednesday. >> he was asked one more time. where was president obama born? and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still wouldn't say america. this man wants to be our next president? >> hours later trump's campaign released this statement pointing the finger at clinton for raising the issue in 2008 when she was running against then candidate obama. the campaign then credited

trump for helping resolve the matter. adding, having successfully obtained president obama's birth certificate, when other could not, mr. trump believes that president obama was born in the united state. >> clinton returned to the campaign trail in north carolina yesterday. calling trump out for criticizing a pastor in flint, michigan. stopped him from getting political inside her church. he called her a nervous mess. that's not only insulting, it is dead wrong. >> jobs, jobs, jobs. >> after delivering remarks on his economic plan in new york, the republican nominee traveled to new hampshire and took clinton to task, for calling his supporters deplorable last week. >> hillary clinton slanders you as deplorable and irredeemable. >> with less than two month to the election, cbs news new york times pole has clinton and trump lock in a virtual tie. >> hena daniels, for cbs-3,

"eyewitness news". >> well, the government is now officially recalling the sam sun galaxy note seven phone. consumer products safety says the batteries in the smart phone pose a fire hazard. >> and there has been dozen of reports of damaging and injury. now, if you have the galaxy note seven look for the special code on the back, then contact samsung to see if you're eligible for the recall. >> meanwhile, over at apple, the wait is over. a.m. sell finally releasing it new iphone seven today. customers of course have been waiting all morning to get their hand on the new phone. just a heads up, though, certain call verse already pulled out during the pre-order period, so won't be able to purchase it from the store today. coming up at 6:30, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us liver outside the apple store in center city with the full look. >> well, coming up on "eyewitness news": the chilling 9911 call that played out like a scene from a horror movie. >> ♪

>> is there anyway you can get out of the building? >> i don't know without waking him and i'm scared. >> the woman calls for help while laying in bed next to her kidnapper. when police arrive, they made a gruesome discovery. >> plus: road rage caught on camera. and one of those vehicles involved was a school bus, find out if any student were on board. >> and as you get ready for work or school, a warning if you use dry shampoo. expert say it can cause hair lost. what you need to know to protect your scalp, coming up.

>> how misusing dry shampoo can cause hair lost and scalp issues. >> the styling secret that some women swear by, dropping hair wash for dry shampoo.

scientists soak up oil between washes so your hair looks fresher without the fuss, but, experts are now saying it can trap bacteria. >> and that bacteria causes inflammation in the hair follicle. which leads to pimples, or cysts. those pimple or cysts then get trash consideration cause hair lost. >> and doctors says the other potential issue with dry shampoo is contact determine tight. and some also contain fragrances and preservatives, that can cause allergic reaction on the scalp. we were just talking about this, a lot of women use it end twine working out, going to yoga or running outside, they use it. >> that stuff wouldn't be able to get you there my hair spray and gel, so i don't have to worry about that stuff. >> industrial stuff what you are looking for? >> this is like a helmet. so lawyer ween can which look forward to this weekend? >> you can look forward to being off from work, one thing, the weather will be nice, kind of half and half weekend. dry conditions headed into tomorrowment then rain chances on sunday. but it is much needed rainfall

at this point. temperatures right now, we are cool to start on this friday morning. no rain in the scene there. little twilight. about half hour away from official sunrise in philadelphia, winds out of the northeast at around 6 miles per hour. we have some down right chilly temperatures across the region this morning, starting off after 47 degrees, and in allentown, close to 30's in the poconos, 53 degrees right now in millville, 54 in ac. dew point, showing us dry air settled in throughout the day yesterday. what a beautiful day. and again today. nice and comfortable as we head throughout our friday. just beauty in store, mostly sunny, 79 degrees, for our high temperature. and tonight, looking good for all of your friday night plans. mostly clear, cool, falling back to 60 degrees. you can leave those windows open up once again tonight. some great sleeping weather in store. checking in on the tropics, do have tropical storm julia sitting off, southeastern coastline, going to hang out, there kind of me around err then eventually dissipate. not causing a problem for the united state, also tropical storm ian, headed out to the

northeast, open waters of the atlantic, not issue, newly formed tropical storm karl, west coast of africa, so still well off in the distance, but something will have to keep an eye on in the coming days. keeping an eye on sunshine, headed out to the ballpark, 71 degrees, comfortable sunshine, and the poconos looking great, mostly sunny and pleasant. watching out for afternoon storms on saturday. then morning showers sunday, followed by some clearing, we do have that rain chance along the i95 corridor. mainly sunday afternoon, meisha, a get the umbrellas ready, it will be warm, humid by sunday with a high of 85. >> all right, lauren, thank you so much. good morning, everybody, happy friday. so looking outside, your commute is actually looking really good this morning. schuylkill included. schuylkill westbound at city avenue. this is what you are looking at. i can tell usually quarter past 6:00 we see this pretty darn heavy specially moving in the westbound direction on the schuylkill. looking actually okay. so just the treason the eastbound side, kind of seeing

steady stream of headlight. overall locking pretty good. still travel at posted speeds, hopefully keep you there until at least the 7:00 hour. ben franklin bridge, looking at jersey in center city. gorgeous shot here. love showing you that. sometimes i like to show it just south, because i love it so much. so beautiful. ninety-five south at cottman, what you are looking a many one of the slower spots right here coming around the s curve. a lot more coming back. stay right where you are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be

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>> suspect dollars serial killer in ohio faces court appearance today after capture following a chilling 911 call. is there anyway you can get out of the building? >> i don't know without waking him. and i'm scared. hurry, h.u.p. >> i she said to hurry up and come back. >> where is he? >> still sleeping. >> still sleeping? >> okay, they have her. >> now, police captured sean michael graves it week. the woman who made the call was held for three days before she was rescued. authorities later found the remains of two other women inside that house, and a third in a neighboring town. >> well, check out this cell phone video of shocking road rage incident in lakewood, new jersey, in the video captured yesterday, you can see the school bus trying to get past a fed extractor trailer. but the truck cuts the bus

off, and won't let it pass. fed ex says it is looking into the matter while the school bus company has already fired the driver. police are investigating. >> a tense situation unfolds in lancaster just north of los angeles. police are after a man wanted for attempted murder, but they have a special tool on their side. the suspect was hiding out behind some thick brush, was armed with a shotgun. on scene, special robot, so deposition use i -- deputy used the robot. >> the robot able to grab the gun without him noticing it, back up out of the way and deliver that gun to the waiting deputy. >> and when the man realized his gun had been taken away, he quickly surrendered. deputies say they don't know of any other situation in which a robot has been able it disarm a suspect quite like that. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, eagles quarterback carson wentz talk about how he stays focused ahead of the monday night showdown in chicago.

>> and it is weather watcher friday. lauren? >> thanks so much, rahel. yes, special guest, our weather watcher tanya gale with us this morning, she is helping us out, now we've got three scientists in the weather center, this morning, so watch out. we will talk to tanya, and of course your forecast coming up just after this. science. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping big oil polluters and millionaires. not the rest of us. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content of this advertising.

>> formerformer airman received8 months of probation thursday in the death of 20 month old year old boy who died while in his car. justin corbett charged with first degree murder in the death of evan dudley, but convicted in july on lesser charge of criminally neglect homicide. >> and from the front page of the times herald, a new 5-dollar fee will be added onto vehicle registration, for montgomery county resident. county staff estimates the fee will bring in three and a half million dollars in funds, foreign from a structure project, with emphasis on repairing bridges. the fee goes into effect in 90 days. >> from the spirit in delaware county, do you want to know how much your town is spending to keep things running? well the newspaper finds that you'll have more luck in some delaware county municipalities than others. number of them distribute lists of municipal meetings of

all of the bills they pay. while other towns require people to file right to know requests. and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, it is eagles and bears in chicago this monday night. >> quarterback carson wentz will be in the spotlight. he was great in his exciting debut at the linc last week, but next challenge will be in enemy territory and on national tv. >> it goes back to kind of how i've kind of approached this all the way back since the draft process really. you know, you just got to block out the noise, whether that's media, whatever it may be, the good, the bad, whatever it may be, and just focus on getting better every week. and like i said the good, bad, indifferent, doesn't mother, just have to focus and take it day-by-day. >> good advice. well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", it is national constitution day, find out where your kids can celebrate for free. and the iphone seven goes on sale. justin? >> and rahel, it is a

beautiful day to wait for an air phone. air is crisp. there is a starbucks nearby, we thrill coming up live why so many people are lining up for the iphone seven. which model is the hottest, and also, we will ask why they keep lining up like this for a new phone. meisha? >> all right, justin, looking outside right now, you guys, an accident on the boulevard, white in whitemarsh, updates to mass transit. all of the updates coming up. first a quick break. stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will

i'm hillary clinton and i i know mogenerals do. then the john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices?

42cz z5yz y242cy y5yy >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. and good morning to you. we are waking to up another crisp morning. definitely feeling like fall this friday? >> indeed. if you are a fan, it is time for the pumpkin spice, lawyer len let us know if it will stray cool enough for the weekend. good morning everyone, i'm jim donovan.

>> i'm rahel solomon. brooke thomas has the day off. it is 6:30. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> thieves target the wrong family, robbing the frankford section. >> i heard my wife saying drop the gun. she's got a gun. >> this pastor tells thus is not his first brush with danger. >> hillary clinton is coming back to philadelphia to campaign for the millennial vote. >> he was asked one more time: where waist president obama born? he still wouldn't say america. >> donald trump campaign how believes president obama was born in the united states. >> you have been wait to go get your hand on the new iphone. today is the big day. >> let's take you down the road here and show you the people waiting in line this morning. >> dramatic rescue on highway in russia. >> oh, my gosh. >> yes there is kitten fell from an s.u.v. and curls up on the road, apparently paralyzed

with fear, a driver slows down, gets out, and lift the little one to safety. >> good for that driver. >> and that kit. >> i otherwise i would have thought it was meisha on the road stopping for the cat. >> i think all patterns would have done that. >> exactly. >> and lawyer send shear, lauren, you have some company today in the weather center. >> i do indeed. our weather watch ya, tanya gale in with us from philadelphia this morning, and she is also a scientist, tell everyone what you do. >> i work in infection control at hahnemann university hospital. >> really fancy scientist. and what do you love about the weather? >> well, you know what? i love the data. i love the information. i'm very outdoor person. so it is really important that i know what the weather is today, what it will be on the weekends, so i know the best day to go running. >> okay? >> or kayaking, or cycling. >> okay. >> so it is always been an interest of mine. and also, gardening, i can't

tell you how many times i've went outside, not looked at the weather, watered all my garden, and two hours later rained. >> important to know for everything. >> important to know. >> try athletes, too, really making me look bad in the weather center this morning. and what inspired you to be a weather watcher? >> oh, just the ability to share the data that i was checking on my own for my own use and share it with my community. this is wonderful way. but you guys have allowed me in order to share my data and to make everyone's day or commute or run a little bit better. >> thank you so much, tanya. thank you for all of your work and all of our weather watch heres participate in our program. it is a beautiful day to be a weather watcher specially down the shore, beautiful conditions right now, we get live look. the sun is coming up over ocean city new jersey. oh, what beautiful looking scene. temperatures are cool this morning, down the shore, 54 degrees, right now, at 60 in philadelphia, and down right chilly in the poconos, at 40 degrees. storm scan3 showing us a lunch of nothing with high pressure

in control, just couple of passing clouds, and for today, practically perfect once again. sunny skies, high temperatures in the upper 70s, low humidity, and nice light winds meisha. but we do have chance every rain in the weekend forecast, talk more about that coming up. >> laura, thank you so much. you guys, so far we're doing okay. but i will say, some things have popped up. the boulevard southbound before broad street. see it is blocking lane although now it looks like it is more push off to the grass. what you will probably get because levels are starting to builds now, probably get little gaper delay. we can expect that now, the amount of vehicles out there. but it does look like the right lane is somewhat compromised right about here. you might have to zig-zag around that. make note that you know the accident is out there. the good news is not dark any more out there. we do have some people out on foot. schuylkill eastbound beyond the conshohocken curve, looking at both moving in the eastbound and westbound side. see that it is again i want to say heating up, but really

just kind of more holding steady here on the schuylkill. so the schuylkill actually looking okay. still traveling at posted speeds there. 995 south before girard, what you are looking at here. we've been watching interstate 95 push in the southbound direction basically all morning long, again kind of like the schuylkill, same story there. kind of holding steady at these levels right there. so if you were waiting to maybe move out there little later i can tell you everything holding steady except for blue route. headlights moving in the northbound direction, this is past route one, i can let you know one of the areas you're know longer traveling at posted speeds evidence by that picture, rahel, back over to you. >> thank you. armed robber holds up pastor and his family in the city frankford section. but it is quite the surprise. police say when he, his wife and son came home, a man pointed a rifle in their faces and demanded cash but his wife the pastor's wife pulled out her own gun. it happened around 11:00 last night. in the 1,000 block of pratt street. police say the wife shot the suspect in the leg. he ran away. but was taken into custody short while later. >> well, authorities in two

new jersey counties are asking for your help finding a serial bank robber. police say the suspect robbed two banks in camden county yesterday morning, and both robberies he pulled a gun, demanded money, and got away on foot with a unknown amount of cash. investigators say the same suspect may have robbed a gloucester township bank last week, if you have any information, please call the police right away. and meanwhile, federal alcohol, tobacco firearms agent searching for the burglars who have stolen more than dozen guns from a mayfair gun store. authorities say 17 firearms, including 12 handguns, have been stolen from locks felled gun exchange over the past three weeks. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrest. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning: ukee lands an interview with local 98 union boss, john dougherty. hear how he says johnny doc handled the questions about his federal investigation. and plus: the case of jonbenet ramsey, it has been 20 years since found murdered.

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>> camping out for the new iphone! >> justin finch lift outside the apple store in center city where some of those customers could be out of luck. justin? >> reporter: good morning, that's right, so far none of these people is brooke. if you come in right now i can finds awe spot somewhere in the back of that line. of course, the store is on walnut st. we loop around here, show you the progression of this line. people of all walks of life are out here waiting for a new

iphone seven, proffer bridge an iphone seven, the hard to get phone. that phone of course has dual lens camera of course these phones, the first to for go the ear phone jack. now on will have a special lightning jack, people also looking forward to the air buds, which we'll give you blue tooth connection to the audio on your phone. among the first to line here david folk, he got here at about 8:00 thursday night. is that right, david? >> yes, sir. >> what are you here for? >> iphone seven. >> this is your first iphone, right. >> yes, sir. >> so far worth the wait? >> so far. >> how last it been out here? >> cold, funny, tiring. >> cool. we will gave you a preview what's going on inside here. finishing touches inside are laid, those are the new phones, on the display tables in, there the new apple watch series two up there on the walls, these of course are the things to get today, if you are among the hard core apple fans who showed up here at

early as eight # last night, rahel, jim, back into you. >> i'm having hard time believing that, since thursday night? >> oh, yes, prepare to spend between $60,900 for the top iphone seven plus. you're not only in line, you're in line with all of your money. >> thank up, justin. in other news, six weeks ago today, federal agents raided a dozen locations across our region. local 98 union boss john dougherty found himself caught in the middle of the investigation. last night, at exclusive "eyewitness news" interview, johnny doc opened to up our own ukee washington about the day the government came knocking on his door. he also spoke passionately about his family and how growing up in philadelphia made him who he is today. i spoke with ukee about the interview, and how johnny doc handled the questions. so ukee, this is the first time that johnny doc has sat down for an interview following the fbi raid. why now?

why with you? >> i think now, jim, because, you know, everyone saw what happened at his home at the union hall of the locations when it came to the f.b.i. and the probe that is going on. but i think he wanted to get his message out, and get it out maybe as soon as he can. and i think he chose me because johnny doc and i go back 20, 25 years, acquaintances, done a lot of charity event together, gone to sporting event together. and i've seen them a lot over the years. he knows if i did the interview, i'm positive that he knows it i am deaf letter search for some facts. but also be fair. now, he can't -- he didn't say as much as a lot of people probably wanted him to say, but he can't. because it is still in fbi investigation. >> what was the temperature in the room? is he anxious? is he concerned? >> he was very uncomfortable with the process, but, when he walked in the building, he came with his signature, you know, open collar shirt, wearing shorts, casual shoes, and he was very calm, but once

we started talking about the probe and the investigation, could you tell he was bothered. he was frustrated. he even said he's very un happy about it, especially when it comes to his family, his friends, all of the people that work for him. he is a philly guy. he wants to represent the city. when something like this happens, when the fbi comes knocking at this door, he want to get his message out. >> well, you've seen him at many different charity events, all around town. is he concerned about his image? >> i'm sure he is. i'm sure he is. as i mentioned, his family and friends have talked to him, and he gets a lot of support still to this day from his family and friends. he knows he has a strong image in this community. he built that growing up in south philadelphia. and he wants to keep that intact. no matter what it takes. and i had some what happened, what does he want to happen in the end. he had some interesting things to say, hopefully we'll be able to talk to him again, keep following up on this, because he has the trust in

us, we go for the fact, and definitely will be fair. >> looking forward to it, thanks, ukee. >> you got it, you can watch ukee's interview on our website cbs philly. com. >> and lauren, joining us now, i feel like we haven't had wet weather in so long. but, it could be changing this weekend? >> we need some rain. >> definitely need some rain. the grass is looking a little brown and crunchy, yes. only day of measurable rainfall was on september 1st in philadelphia. we do node some rain, but waking to up clear sky conditions, and cool temperatures, so, we take that for now. our cbs-3 weather watchers up early with us this morning on friday morning giving their current conditions. and we even now have some 40's on the board, 49 degrees, we check in with our weather watcher andrew, in medford new jersey. he has a few passing clouds, and that chilly temperature, at 49 degrees. a jacket definitely in order this morning, 47 degrees as reported by our weather watcher john salmon, he says clear sky conditions, in tabernacle, he has commentary,

good chilly morning, clear sky and stars showing. sky conditions will be con dousing tonight. check out one more chilly temperature, 48 degrees, as reported by our weather watcher christopher. he is in saint david's pennsylvania. and he says feeling a little cool this morning, tgif. made it through the first full week of school. good for you, christopher. do have beautiful day in store. to end off the work week, mostly sunny, low humidity, 79 degrees. and tonight looking good once again, mainly clear, cool, falling back to 60 degreesment don't need the ac running, as we head into the upcoming weekend might make a return, especially as we head into sunday with humidity starting to increase, shore forecast looking good today, tomorrow, watching out for showers and thunderstorms developing as we head into sunday afternoon, might have to watch out for stray shower headed out to state college tomorrow. watching temple table on the nittany lions at 12:00. 78 degrees.

partly sunny conditions. in your seven day forecast dry as we head into saturday. that chance of showers and thunderstorms on sunday, eight a degrees. but then back to full sunshine on tuesday. and the fall season begins on thursday. meisha? >> all right, looking beautiful, thank you so much. good morning, happy friday. so this is where we have an accident. forty-two freeway northbound at creek road, pulled all the way over. you will have a lot of gaper delay around this primarily because you see vehicles out there, we got people outside of their vehicles, walking around, that always slows down quite a bit. just make note. this is out here on 42 freeway northbound again pulled all the way out to the right. will slow you down just little bit. accident on the boulevard, that's now since been cleared. boulevard southbound before broad street. schuylkill taillights moving in the eastbound direction, so headlights moving in the westbound direction around montgomery, see what you are working with here, say cents as you push in the westbound direction moving, see the bulk of the slow downs right now, overall, i mean, considering, what time is it, 6:45-ish, actually holding steady,

actually looking pretty darn good for this friday morning. we do have another accident throughout whitemarsh, happened little while ago, flourtown road at joshua road, one lane still block therefore that accident for those every in you and around that area, mass transit, norristown high-speed line, running new schedule starting monday, lansdale doylestown bussing sunday between lansdale and doylestown, jan, back to you. >> thanks, meisha. what are you doing today? why not blow off work, take kids down to the national constitution center. >> you can tell the boss jim donovan told you to the museum celebrating national constitution day with free admission. >> love free. >> pat gallen luckily did show up to work this morning, and is live this morning with more on some of the cool features and activities today. pat, good to see you. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yes, everyone knows july 4th is a really important day. and of course it is the day we celebrate our independence. but did you know that september 17th is almost equally as important? and that's because september 17th, 1787, the national constitution was

sign. huge day. today's constitution day. so to celebrate at the national constitution center. to tell us a little bit more about what goes on here is jena. hi, jena. >> how are you? >> tell us about what goes on in this room? we have a bunch of bronze statues, my man george washington back here. >> this is recreation of the room over at independence hall where they would have signed the constitution on september 17th. it's been long summer, time right now of the details of our constitution, creating our government, and then in september they gathered sign the document. so we recreated, so created here in bronze. >> pretty cool. right here you can actually sign it, you can come by, and you'll send it to us? >> yes, inch sign it, add your signature, and we'll e-mail you a cope with your signature alongside ben franklin, george washington, alexander hamilton, all of the greats. >> all of the greats, i love it. so i'll sign it, get it back. i'll have it emailed to me. so while i do this, what are some of the cool things that

are going on here today? >> we have great celebration planned. we are going to kick off around 8:30, read the preamble of the constitution on our front lawn. we have citizens taking their oath of allegiance, becoming new citizens here. and we also are serving up some birthday cake, to say happy birthday to the constitution, that's around noon. great event, some great authors, less educational programs, arts and crafter, you know, activities outside on the front lawn. it will be a great day. >> give me quickly one cool fact about the national constitution, or the constitution itself? >> i like to tell people our address is actually 525. on may 25th was the first day of the constitutional convention. so 525, nine/17. >> have fun today. >> here at the national constitution center. come on down here, learn little about the history of our country. jim, brooke, you said it, taking off work and coming down here. >> sorry, rahel. >> so used to saying brooke. >> i know, a the love people confuse us.

>> she is down there looking for the iphone this morning. >> pat, thank you. one of the most high pro fill cases to go unsolved in recent history. >> now 20 years after the tragic murder every jonbenet ramsey, original investigators are back together to re-examine the case. the three part dock ooh series premiers this sunday night on cbs-3. i spoke with tom foreman and retired fbi expect agent and profiles jim clemente about the case. >> so tom first off there is case grabbed national headlines at the time. i remember covering it as a news reporter. now, 20 years ago, why did you want to do this project and how did it come together? >> sure. i mean, this happened by accident. five or six months ago, not that long ago in it. v time, weaver been working pretty fast. jim clemente came to me and said he was frustrated. he had investigated the case as an f.b.i. agent, and felt like he hadn't had the access to the evidence. felt like he hadn't been table do the investigation he wanted to do. and said he felt like a lot of his colleagues felt the same way. that fed the resources of

large television program, if they were able to go back and re-investigate the jonbenet ramsey homicide, they might enable to make real progress for the first time in 20 years that was interesting to mow. >> jim, were you one of the original investigators. for the series, you folks meticulously rebuilt key rooms in the ramsey house. why do that? what was it like to be in those rooms again? >> well, actually rebuilt the entire floor of this resident. we did it because the current home has been renovated many times since 1996. we actually had to recreate the crime scene from the videos and photographs taken on that day. and being in that home, a picture tells awe thousand words being in there tells you million words. we could actually look at the spatial, how people got in and out of the rooms, and how they interacted. it actually told us a tremendous amount about the theories, we were able to prove and disprove theories because of that. also, go back to any crime

scene, especially one in which a six year old girl is killed. it is incredibly moving. and erie. it was like sort of walking into a memorial or a tomb. >> looking back now are there clues you think investigators missed at the time? >> oh, absolutely, no question about it. the fact is that with new technology, with experts from various different fields, who all look at it from a different perspective, and with advances in behavioral analysis and understanding of evidence, we were able to move this case dramatically forward. >> well, tom, the documentary will include new experts reviewing the case. what expertise did they bring and were there any new clues discovered? >> sure. both the investigators talked to people, they'd never spoken before. they had tests that were never done before. either because they weren't allowed to do them the first time around or the technology didn't exist. and with every step of their investigation, they uncover new evidence and get closer to the truth. >> jim, do you feel you're any

closer to solving this case? i mean, it has gone unsolved for very long. >> absolutely, i believe that our team of investigators, laura richards, doctor lee, doctor jim fitzgerald, james cole err, and dan burke, together, we were able to tear this apart from behavioral perspective, put it back together, build a their that i comprehensively explains everything, and we will present this for the world to see and for the district attorney and the police department to see. >> jim clemente tom foreman, thank you for your time this morning and we will certainly be watching. >> thanks, jim. once again you don't want to miss the case of jonbenet ramsey three part series airs sunday at 8: 30 right here on cbs-3. we will be right back.

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>> before you leave here is three to go. >> new iphone seven goes on sale today. some of the more popular models like the black iphone and seven plus are sold out. some people have been camped outside of the center city apple store since last night. >> philadelphia will honor olypians at special ceremony today at city hall all happening today at 11:30. >> it is constitution day, offering free admission today

and special town hall events for children. that's three to go. now last look at the traffic and weather. >> beautiful start to our friday. getting live look right now on our neighborhood network. looking at center city philadelphia, 57 degrees, so a little cool. need a jacket this morning. but headed up to 79 degrees to end off the day, beautiful one in store. dry tomorrow, but watching out for some rain chances as we head into sunday. >> thanks so much. looking outside right now, 42 freeway northbound, accident here pulled off to the right. now since been cleared. delaware county, yikes. take a look at that sunshine, not that we're complaining, but you want to take the sunglasses. moving in the northbound direction 95 northbound, 452, looking good. >> meisha next on cbs this morning, is the ink in your tatoo healthy for you? a look at the regulations or lack thereof governing the tatoo industry. >> all right, jim. and have a great day and a wonderful weekend. >> ♪ >> ♪

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, september 16th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump reignites controversy over his stance on president obama's birth place. his campaign says the president was born in the united states, but trump, himself, refuses to answer the question. the government blasts samsung and records the recall of nearly a million smartphones and people are urged to stop using them immediately because of the risk of explosion. and what is inside your tattoo? the fda warns about dangerous side effects from ingredients also used in printer ink and car paint. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds.