scan three and how much rain and when it moves out, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. here's is what happening. the hunt for suspect wanted in connection with the pair of bombs in new york and new jersey, end in a shoot-out broad daylight. medics load add mad kahn rahami in an awaiting ambulance after police say they came under fire outside a union county bar. the suspect was shot at least twice in the arm and leg. two officers also wounded, suffered none in life threatening injuries. good evening, i'm ukee washington. good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. coming to you live from elizabeth, new jersey where about a half block away the from the last known address of the suspect, where he is said to have lived with his family above the fried chicken restaurant that they all ran and worked in together. now while that 28 year-old suspect recovers from his injuries at the hospital

investigators are trying to piece together a exactly what the motive was, behind this alleged attack. we have exclusive video to show you now from our sister station w cbs in new york city. it allegedly shows rahami wheeling a back down the street as he walked manhattan's chelsea neighborhood on saturday. now you will remember a pressure cooker bomb exploded, that night in that area, injuring 29 people. another device, exploded that same day, in seaside park, new jersey. no one was injured there. earlier today we have talked to new jersey senator corry booker and he told reporters that these attacks will not define america. >> this is not only action in america but we will combat this. we will put incredible resources, utilizing coordination every incident that happens we learn more and we get better. so, i feel strong with the what challenges us. we cannot react with fear but

with strength and courage. >> reporter: discovery of five other explosive devices at a train station here ine list both not far from where i'm's standing right now expect rail traffic up and down northeast corridor today. bomb squad is here worked to disarm those bombs, one went off as a robot was disarming it but again in one was injured by any of the five device is here in elizabeth. now the suspect was captured in linden, new jersey, cleve bryan has more on that. >> reporter: witnesses describe the scene with shots being fired as a suspect and police were running down the streets in linden. authorities say all that started with a business owner reporting suspicious activity. >> a guy with the blue you hoodie on. >> reporter: jazz massa was working from the auto shop to the corner store where he saw a man sleeping in the doorway of the tavern. he didn't think too much about it until bar owner walk up,

feeling concerned. >> i said that is the bombing suspect. i said how do you know. he said that is him, that is him. i said call the cops then. >> reporter: around 10:45, two linden police office's arrived and recognized it was the bombing suspect ahmad rahami. authorities say he had a gun and started shooting at the officers. >> they exchanged gunfire one officer was struck in the abdomen, but into his bullet-proof vest. the other had some glass that struck his forehead but not into his skull. >> reporter: shooting continued for more than a block on elizabeth avenue in linden. >> we seen him right between the telephone pole and the brown van and then a lot of gunfire. >> reporter: police shot rahami at least once in the leg and able to take him in custody. fbi says this is a case of the community being eyes and ears that they need after releasing a picture. >> we turned to the general public this morning by utilizing that picture and getting that picture out there so general public could assist

us. >> this is crazy. you are not safe today. >> reporter: fbi says now that they have ra ham any custody they will build out his network to see if he has any terrorist associations. in linden i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back here in elizabeth you can see the scene behind me fbi agents have been here all day. i talk to someone who lives across the street from that home. they said they heard them coming in early this morning and they have been here throughout the day. also people from the neighborhood have come by to check in. some people said that they don't really live by here but they want to see what is going on. people trying to figure out just what happened here. ukee, this investigation will go on for a while. back to you. >> jessica, thanks very much. we will see you later. the events in new jersey and new york led to security changes closer to home in our area "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is in center city right now with more on that, joe, good

evening. >> reporter: good evening, law enforcement in philadelphia and this area had already been on edge following the events of friday night, including that gun bat and rampage in west philadelphia where two police officers were shot. now the developments this morning and police emphasized unassuming discovery a phone call to police that something did not look right, led to that arrest. there will be increased patrols and additional k-9 units across septa regional rail lines and stations. officials made the announce. at an afternoon news conference. >> you will see more police throughout the region. it will be a higher row file. >> reporter: thomas nestel under score agency has not received any threats. they have been in close contact with the departments in north jersey and new york. one thing he said that is clear, police rely on the public for critical information. >> there has been great success this weekend with average citizens, you know, joe citizen calling 911 and saying there is something suspicious here. that is how we protect people.

>> reporter: at philadelphia police headquarters. >> we stress importance of making that even if call. >> reporter: lieutenant john stanford emphasized value of people calling 911 to report suspicious activity. the department had already ramped up security in the wake of the friday's shooting rampage. sergeant sylvia young, a university of pennsylvania officer edward miller, were wounded after investigators say nicholas glenn, carried out a hate fueled attack on police. police say even the smallest of events, could be tied to larger incidents. >> you don't know if those incidents are connect or not. instead of waiting until we get additional information and finding out that they are connected in some way, we prefer that phone call. >> reporter: police emphasize that this is success in the fight against war on terror. they can point to the arrest this morning and also boston marathon bombings arrest many years ago. they say that they expect volume in 911 calls to stay

pretty high through this week and weekend and they hope it continues. live from center city, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, joe. stay with cbs-3 as we continue to follow bombing investigation in today's arrest of a suspending. the the "cbs evening news" will have much more on today's developments coming up at 6:30 right here after our broadcast. well, security concerns have listen to the information front in the presidential campaign. hillary clinton addressed recent incidents including the bombings in new york and new jersey during a rally at temple university today. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us from temple's campus with more on clinton's visit, anita? >> reporter: ukee, good evening. hillary clinton touched upon a wide range of topics to day but she focused on the ones specifically that she believes matters most to millennials. biggest challenge is do voters trust her. cheers and applause, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton took the stage at temple university

on monday but she began her speech on a more serious note by addressing the bombing explosionness new york and new jersey over the weekend. >> we need steady leadership in a dangerous world. >> reporter: clinton promised to be that leader and focus rest of her message on how millennials will benefit from her presidency if elect. >> we came up with a plan that makes public college tuition free for working families and debt free for everyone. >> reporter: she talks about reforming the criminal justice system, implementing clean energy and making health care more accessible and affordable. those are some of the reason why jordan tan baum prefers clinton. >> i was a bernie delegate in the summer, so i, hillary was never my candidate, however in this election it is too important to sit out. >> reporter: others believe clinton is dishonest n her speech monday clinton addressed those concerns head on. >> even if you are totally opposed to donald trump you may still have some questions

about me. i get that. i want to do my best to answer those questions. >> reporter: that was enough to convince erin mullens. >> she has given us a reason to perhaps not believe her but everything she said really solidified the future of our nation. >> reporter: true millennial fashion after seeking clinton posed for selfies with students. >> she took time to take a picture with me that shows her dedication. >> reporter: clinton urged everyone to register to vote if they have not already, election day is november 8th. live from temple university, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". donald trump will be in our area to campaign this week scheduled to attend a rally in chester delaware county thursday night. today he was campaigning in florida and attended a rally at germane arena they also spoke to the crowd about incidents that took place this weekend and took aim at current immigration polcy. >> there have been islamic terrorist attacks in

minnesota, new york city, and in new jersey. these attacks and many others were made possible because of our extremely open immigration system which fails to properly vet and screen the individuals or families coming into our country. >> terrorism and immigration are likely to come up when each of the candidates meets tonight with the president of egypt at the united nations. returning to sports now, eagles nation ready for some football. we are more than two hours away from the bird battling the bears, at solder field in chicago. sports director don bell joins us now. don, you know better than anybody, he is ready. >> they have had all week and still early in the season. they are fresh, ready to go. the since the beginning of the 2,000 season eagles are second in the nfl in wins on the road. they trailed only the new england patriots. tonight the quarterback coach duo of carson wentz and doug pederson face their first test away from home. wentz playing a true road game

for the first time since last season when north dakota state beat young town state. wentz showed no science of fear last week, tonight he is facing 61,000 strong on the shores of the lake michigan. so, while the bird are on the road, the fans are at home, getting ready to watch and cheer them on. cbs-3's vittoria woodill is live in drexel hill at chickie and pete's, torey, what is up. >> reporter: don, here's is what going on. i consider myself the unofficial eagles fan ambassador and with having no home field advantage for tonight's game, my question that i was wanting the fans to answer tonight was, are they still feeling that they are on the wentz wagon with a win or are we feeling a loss. >> they are going to win by at least 17. >> reporter: why are you so confident about that. >> first of all bears didn't look super fantastic last week even though they are playing at home. i think wentz is very comfortable. i think that will help

110 percent tonight. >> twenty-14 game. >> twenty-14. >> bears defense is good. offense not so much. and,. >> when they get the a touchdown what are they go to go say. >> what do you think eagles will to tonight. >> i'm predicting 24-20. >> eagles with the win. >> absolutely. >> i didn't have any popcorn to watch what everyone at home just saw so i opted for chickie and pete's fries and cheese. we are feeling a win. i will kill these fries. i'm sorry, you are not the with me and you too, ukee. >> that is our unofficial eagles ambassador getting it done at chickie and pete's, torey, thanks very much. >> bring back some fries. >> thanks, both. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 philadelphia prepares to honor a u.s.

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ceremony of philadelphia's national contusion center. our nicole brewer is on independent mall right now with the ceremony scheduled to get underway in an hour. nicole. >> reporter: ukee, this areas often referred to as the cradle of liberty, well, tonight, the national constitution center will be honoring someone who has dedicated his life, to securing, just that. and, you can see the stage is set for the 28th annual liberty medal ceremony where congressman john lewis will join ranks of the past recipients. impressive list that includes likes of the nelson mandela, sandra hideo conn air and dalai lama but if you don't know the name john lewis by now, you should. this is a man served as the youngest keynote speakers at march on washington and led charge on bloody sunday. he is only surviving civil rights group lead their included doctor martin luther king junior. so as you can tell, lewis embodies courage, conviction, and in less than an hour as we

mentioned he will be honored for it right here in philadelphia. so hopefully the rain holds off, for the ceremony, set to begin at 7:00 o'clock. coming up at 11:00 o'clock on cbs-3 i will have a full report. for now we are live on independent mall, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks, nicole so honored to have him in town. hopefully rain will hold off tonight. >> it looks like it will. it is better then it was about 12 hours ago, this morning we had heavier rain downpours around the city, some spots checking with over 4 inches of rain across south jersey but now heaviest rain has started to push out. it is still looking wet in ocean city, cape may county starting to see an influx of showers again. these are moving from the south but it does look like the steadier rain if we get anymore tonight will be information south jersey and coastal delaware. further inland a stray shower. here's storm scan three, there we go a couple showers moving again into south jersey, cape may county down to sussex county delaware.

about a being to the west we had a couple showers start to pop up around poconos. those have since fizzled. not a whole lot happening. heaviest off to the south and it will continue to move to the north over the next several hours, so if you are in cape may county, through delaware beaches, that is where we will start to sees wet weather, resuming, after a very, very, very rainy day, lets look at doppler estimated rainfall totals. anything orange is 3 inches. that including cumberland county, atlantic county, cape may county and kent and sussex counties in delaware. some spots over 4 inches of rain. we did need rain but that much, that quickly did cause risk for flooding. we had reports of flooding, back bay flooding and road closures down the shore. generally speaking heaviest is over. 2:00 a.m. we had lingering showers this front is slow to clear. so tomorrow more sunshine to the north and west, more cloud cover to the south and east. cloudy showery day down the shore. we will see cloud break up throughout the city and then wednesday everybody clears out and we have got a beautiful final day of summer, if you

see, wednesday is last day of summer but not feeling like fall for a few days. our warm pattern continues, jet stream stays to the north, wednesday's warmth, thursday warm friday as well and as we head in the weekend saturday front crosses right here, as this is buckled and with breezy, cooler conditions on sunday. that is when it will start feeling like a little bit more like autumn. a chill in the air there. cloud followed some scattered showers 69 degrees. tomorrow shower in the morning and then cloud gradually decreasing throughout the day, still warm with sunshine wednesday through friday. that front comes through saturday with a gusty breeze. much cooler, lower 70's sunday and monday. stay tuned we will be right back with don bell in

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before we leave you tonight the we want latest on the terrorism from both new york and new jersey. jessica dean is in elizabeth, new jersey to bring you up to date, jessica? >> well, ukee as it stand right now that suspect 28 year-old ahmad rahami is in custody and he was arrested after a shoot-out with police in nearby linden, new jersey. we, of course are in elizabeth, new jersey right now. he is a naturalized citizens originally born in afghanistan. he has lived here since he was a child. earlier today we want to show you exclusive video we got from our sister station wcbs that shows rahami walking through manhattan on saturday before that dumpster explosion in chelsea. fbi says that evidence has linked ra ham toy that blast, hi left 29 people injured and then another blast in see side arc, new jersey. that also happened on saturday but did not injure anyone. the as of this morning he was shot in the leg during that gun battle with police. he has since under gone

surgery for a gunshot wound to his leg. we know two police officers were not critically wounded that is good news there overnight they have found five explosive devices not far from here at a train station in elizabeth, and then bomb squad went in, they had a robot working to disarm one of those bombs. that is when it exploded but no one was injured by any of those five devices. back here where we're standing right new we are a half block from his last known address, where he was said to live with his family above the fried chicken store that they ran and you can see a lot of people here in the neighborhood gathering as fbi continues to work. ukee. >> jessica, thanks very much. we will see you later tonight. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. "eyewitness news" returns at 10:00 o'clock on our sister station wpsg and cw philly. we will be right back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, the "cbs evening news", take care family we will see you tonight.

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