unidentified 16 year-old threw the first unmuch. video shows both participating in the fight. austin augusteen a senior, says he was there. >> i don't think, i saw him throw one punch but kid was throwing a lot. >> reporter: crowd of two dozen people looked to have watched. video was posted to social media late monday afternoon. >> you have a quick minute to look at it. >> no. >> reporter: earlier i caught up with doctor william hite, superintendent for philadelphia schools. he told me he wanted to watch video on his terms, but did leave us with this. >> what was described to me is disturbing, and not the type of incident that we want to see in our schools. so we will do everything to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: philadelphia police charged the 16 year-old student with aggravated assault, the teacher, whose name we are withholding was not charge, and outside lincoln high, opinions on what is seen in that video. >> you don't fight the your teacher, and, when i came we do not fight our teacher.

we listen and we did what we had to to. we did what we were told to do. >> he cowardly act of behavior need to stop in all these schools not just here but around the city. this needs to stop. >> reporter: we did try to reach teacher for comment, did he not if the back to us. as far as the teachers union they told cbs-3 that they would not have have a statement on any of this, meanwhile the police investigation, does continue. live tonight there mayfair joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. philadelphia police sergeant is home from the hospital. she was shot multiple times sitting in her patrol car last friday. dozens of sergeant sylvia young's collogues greeted her as she left penn presbyterian medical sent they are afternoon among them was commissioner richard ross, he called sergeant's recovery remarkable. >> she survived in large part due to her training and god's will, no doubt, but she's a heck of a police officer,

supervisor for those who know her and love her. >> as you can see we're thankful that she's still. >> another philadelphia police officer allegedly targeted in a separate ambush shooting was also there today. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 hear from jesse hartnett on what this outpouring of support means for an officer as they begin the road to recovery. u.s. attorney general now says that the explosions in new york city a and new jersey over the weekend are being investigated as an act of terror. and tonight suspect's father is seeking out about concerns that he had about his son. new details reveal father of bombing suspect a mad rahami called his son a terrorist in 2014. >> unaudible. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed that the fbi investigators, terrorist comment after rahami was arrested in 204 for stabbing his brother in the leg at family's home in elizabeth,

new jersey but father told agents he had been angry and didn't mean it. sources tell cbs news they recovered from rahami a handwritten note and notebook with the bullet hole in it. notebook included references to osama bin laden and radical american cleric. rahami is a u.s. citizen from afghanistan, he traveled to afghanistan at least three times recently, wraps as late as 204 and once to pakistan. david, was a neighbor who knew rahami as a quiet, nice kid. >> only thing i can say is he left his country to go over there, maybe he net some people who talked bad about our country. >> reporter: rahami is suspect in the manhattan bombing saturday that injured 29 people, and pipe bomb explosion at jersey shore. police say he left behind evidence tying him to the crimes. he was captured after a man found him sleeping in the door way, at his bar. >> i just follow policy. i didn't do anything. i did what any american would have done.

>> reporter: rahami is recovering in the hospital from gunshot wound and being held on more than five million-dollar bail. in the wake of the terror attacks camden county officials are reminding residents and visitors the importance of being aware of is what happening around them. >> we want to make sure that everybody that you're not so scared thaw are not waiting to go out your house, do your day to day business but if you do see something, say something and cognizant of is what around you, packages or anything weird lying around. >> reporter: freeholder young tells us 80 percent of the fbi terror investigations begin with tips from the public. keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the terror at home you can always get latest at cbs philly.com. family of the unarmed black man shot and killed by a white police officer in oklahoma is calling for criminal charges. tulsa police video shows terence croucher walking away from the officers and toward his suv with his hands in the

air on friday. he then approached, the driver's side of his vehicle where an officer shot him with the stun gun. another officer, betty shelby, then fatally shoots croucher. >> she is giving him repeated commands, stop, stay where you are, get down on your knees, and he ignores all of those commands. >> comply? what do you mean. he had his hand up. i'm dehanding that charges be pressed immediately, the footage is there. the video speaks for itself. >> both officers are on paid leave, the department of justice has opened up a civil rights investigation. in a statement, the philadelphia naacp says it is outraged over the shooting. organize added we are encouraged that the justice department is involved, however, to have the officer not arrested but on paid levies disturbing. charges are pend ago begins a robbery suspect who was hit by his alleged victim's car in philadelphia's rhawnhurst neighborhood. authorities were called to

bustleton and bleigh avenues just before 11:00 last night for report of the hit and run. police tracked down the damaged car that struck and critically injured a 49 year-old man less than a mile away on the 7,000 block of rutland street. >> at that time northeast detectives was looking at the video and the operator of the vehicle came out to police and identify himself and stated that he was going to the mac machine with his wife and child and that at that time a male snuck up on the side of the car from behind and robbed him and point aid gun. >> authorities say banks surveillance cameras have robbery victims story, that man is not facing any charges. defense lawyers are now having their say delivering opening statements in the market street collapse civil trial. they told jurors that the only two people who faced criminal charges in the incident were to blame. defense lawyer thomas sprague is opinioning the blame on griffin campbell and his

excavator sean benschop. 2013 collapse at 22nd and market killed six people and, injured 13. following a six day grace period a new law is in effect that allows drivers in pennsylvania to run red lights, legally. the measure allows drivers to treat unresponsive traffic signals as stop signs. that is because some intersections use weight detection systems that trigger light sensors from red to green this was bill was written with motorcycle drivers in mind but expand todd include all have of their vehicles. now to the eagles, carson wentz, and his teammates played well enough last night to make it two straight wins to begin the post season. they beat bears in chicago while the nation and rest of the the nfl had a chance to watch. >> sports director don bell joining us now the wentz wagon is filling up. >> yes. >> it may be full. >> it is really crowded. >> yes. >> guys, it was an amazing game. nfl has been around 96 years but yet last night we saw something happen for the very

first time. carson wentz became first player to start and win the first one games, without his team committing a turn over. convoluted stat that says he has been great and his teammates has helped him out. eagles beat bears 29-14. here's what wentz had to say about his first monday night football game. >> it is cool, you know, it is something but at same time it is something i try to make it bigger then it needs to be. i recognize there is a lot of things going on, lot of eyes on us tonight but it was at a football game. we only get so many of these. we have to take advantage. it is a lot of fun. >> call it pock square right there from carson wentz. eagles have been out scored, their opponents by 34 points, and it has been a total team effort, but the rookie has stolen the show. final numbers on wentz 190-yard passing, one touchdown and great expectations. >> at first i thought six and ten and now we're looking the at nine-seven, ten-six because

of the play of the quarterback. >> because we have carson wentz, i don't know, we got a chance. i think we have a chance because for him to be rookie and win his first two games, that is awesome. >> but we have a chance. >> i love it. >> coming up later the went wagon is full as we just mentioned but love for defense should be overflowing as well, we will focus on the guys who embarrassed the bears in chicago. >> yes, they did. >> he has to stop taking serious hits. >> get down, bro, row tech yourself. >> that is right. >> thanks, appreciate it. coming up on "eyewitness news" it is talk of hollywood one of the seemingly strongest unions is over. angelina jolie filed for divorce from brad pitt. live report is coming up next. you pay enough for gas, is it worth it to upgrade to premium? car experts say about the gas you are putting in your car, kate. depending on where you are today it is either cloudy, sunny or little bit of both,

we will see more sunshine as we go through end of the week. warm start to fall but warm air won't be with us through the entire weekend. we will look at your full forecast coming up when we

the department of transportation, released new regulations for developing self driving vehicles. they include a 15-point safety assessment from the vehicle's designed, testing to deployment. federal transportation officials say they want the ability to approve new driverless technologies and regulate post sales software upgrade. the safety of driver less cars has come into question in recent months after a fatal crash involving a tesla and auto pilot hoed and several crashes of the google's self driving cars. >> we are laying out today a standard that we believe is flexible, it is nimble but nonetheless, lays out clarity

for whether it is ride sharing services, or manufacturers, or anyone of those touches on this growing industry. >> officials say that automated car regulations will be updated annually to keep up with technological advancement. new report from triple a says americans waste billions of dollars at the pump every year on higher grade gas. as three on your side jim donovan tells you the report says drivers unnecessarily upgraded from regular to premium gasoline, and an estimated 272 million times in the past year. >> reporter: gas remains ten cents cheaper then this time last year but triple a says americans are basically throwing away money by to go what edna did. >> it is definitely required but i still like to use plus to get engine good. >> reporter: richard allrich refers regular, tea hears siren song of higher grade song. >> i think so, yes. it makes it run better.

engine running cleaner with the higher octane. >> it is easy to believe something that says premium, sounds like a treat. >> reporter: john neilson. >> the truth is if your car is designed to run on regular gasoline, using the premium fuel or 93 octane isn't going to make it run better, better fuel economy or lower emissions. >> reporter: triple a looked at cars with the v6, v8 and four cylinder engines and found no benefit of using higher level of gas then what was called for by the manufacturer. triple a says 16.5 million drivers missed fueled their cars by upping the octane unnecessarily last year. costing them an extra $2.1 billion. only 16 percent of vehicles on the road require premium gas, they are typically high performance or luxury cars. 10 percent run best on mid grade while seven in ten cars on the road only need regular. triple a says using premium won't hurt your car's engine or its performance but if the

carries design for regular it won't benefit from the higher octane the way high performance cars do. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. and you have noticed gas prices jumped a lotness last few days. the find out what is causing the increase and if prices will go back down anytime soon, that is coming up at 6:00. all right, kate bilo joining us now. you know, this is windows down weather, currently. >> yes. >> september is typically windows down. the once it the gets too cranked up hot like it was last week or a couple weeks ago. >> we can have a little bit of everything, everything from the 90's to the 60's and we may have some 60's, heading our way. >> okay. >> but not over the next few days. gas prices going up. temperatures are doing the same. we have temperatures in the 80's but they will go back down. i don't know about gas prices but temperatures will go go back down in the weekend we have cooler weather moving in and no more of those 90's for foreseeable future, but it

will get close by end of the week. we will look outside, show you difference between our shore spots and our inland spots. look at ocean city, it looks down right miserable right now. there is no two ways about that. it is cloudy, foggy, glummy, couple of showers moving through but mainly just cloud cover that has been really impacting the shore especially all day. we had trouble breaking out here in philadelphia as well. we can see one other beach town boardwalk plaza and rehoboth beach looking gray, overcast people outside walking boardwalk. brighter an hour or so ago there were a few brave folks outside on the peach but not a great beach day. contrast that to the city where things look brighter this afternoon, palmyra cove nature park you can see sun off water but still more cloud then sunshine today. 81 degrees in the city. further are west you go more blue skies you see. still cloud around in kutztown but definitely looking brighter there with temperature of 81 degrees. you can see is what happening. we have a storm off to the south that is ending cloud cover back inland, thick

clouds, of course across jersey shore points right through delaware beach where it is overcast, seeing some breaks in the cloud cover around philadelphia and further north and west you go more sunshine you see. but this system is sitting, and spinning off coast of the carolinas. pretty steady showers. hampton roads area of virginia and north carolina and that is there tomorrow bringing risk for clouds to the shore especially clearing out further inland. temperatures 78 in millville. much cooler down the shore then inland thanks to the cloud cover. we are in the mid 70's there. eighty-one in philadelphia. notice heading north and west more sun means more warmth. we are at 84 in allentown. eighty-two in reading and lancaster. what to expect moving forward again? it is still warm for next couple days. you can see cloud hang on overnight down the shore. tomorrow more sunshine from the city on north and west but still 1:00 o'clock tomorrow that system hanging out producing cloud cover for south jersey and delaware. warm pattern continues, jet stream locked up to the north,

warmth is in place at least until the weekend, saturday our transition day as this cool air starts to dive southward and it really settles in on sunday. sunday when it will feel like fall. we will go from summer to fall over next few days, fall officially starts thursday arrival on a delay though, it is saturday, sunday into machine we will start to feel a little bit of that fall crispness to the air. overnight mainly cloudy, humid 67 is your low. tomorrow lots of sunshine very warm 84 in the city. further east shore cloud you will see, not forecasting lots of sunshine for the shore. more cloud then sun there you're witness weather three day forecast looks very warm in the mid 80's. normal high 77. this is well above average but as i said it will in the last. if you are looking for fall weather, break out boots and flannels you'll like weekend forecast. >> all right, flannels standing by. thanks, kate. brazilian flag is flying high over philadelphia's city hall in tribute to this weekend's brazilian festival.

that three day long event will commemorate brazil's independence from portugal. festival will include celebrations of brazilian arts and culture and wrap up with a concert at penns landing on sunday. >> look at the mayor there. still ahead tracking your steps, calories and weight at your fingertips. >> it is a hot trend but do they acting you'll i help you lose weight? health reporter stephanie stahl has answers coming up, don. self eagles protested during last night's national anthem, safety malcolm jenkins tells us what it means. why the bird defense deserves as much credit as carson wentz. those stories coming up next in

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we're going back to the eagles. >> yes, from back in the day, after the war they combined the two, eagles and steelers. >> the more you know, right. >> by the way this has nothing to do with what we're talking about right now but we have a history lesson here for you don asked me if i was around

covering that? thanks a lot. >> he did ask that, it is true. >> did he not deny that. >> quarterbacks get all of the glitz and glamour but the defense has been relentless. birds overwhelmed the bears, offense last night forcing three turnovers. if you are keeping score at home eagles have allowed two offensive touchdowns this season, and they have also knock out, two starting quarterback is a long the way. >> we do something special we stay together and keep working hard like we have been doing. that is all that really shows, how hard we have been working and how we play together. if we keep that up, sky is limit on where we can go. but, you know, that is what we have to do stay together. >> meanwhile before the game kick off last night safety malcolm jenkins and three teammates silently protested civil injustice during the national anthem. the players held up their right fist, screening instant talk about the demonstration. >> it had nothing to to with, you know, necessarily, disrespecting the flag or not

representing the country but the issue is about the treatment that african americans and minorities in this country. >> up next, a keystone state battle between a pair of two and zero teams. eagles host pittsburgh steelers sunday at 4:25 right here on cbs-3. the st-eagles. >> yes. >> google it, find all of the information, after world war two. they combined the two teams. >> come on man. >> encyclopedia over here. >> a wealth have of knowledge. >> yes. >> dropping knowledge on the people. >> thanks, don. coming up next, rumors are flying, angelina joee filed for divorce a look back at their 12 year relationship and what went wrong in a live report from hollywood. also this. >> america is like the best idea the world ever came up with. >> so what does bono is the worst idea, his thoughts on the presidential election,

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count down continues, 48 days now until election day and the presidential candidates are taking their helps age to battle ground states. the news continues now at 5:30, good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. the candidates are reacting to the new york area bombings. >> all this as they prepare for their first debate. donald trump says immigration, security it is national security. and addressed the bombings in new york and new jersey, at a rally in north carolina today. >> these attacks were made possible because of our extremely opened, immigration

system. >> reporter: trump scheduled two events in north carolina a state that could decide winner on november 8th. republican nominee repeated his call to temporarily suspend immigration from areas with ties, to terrorism. >> we must stop the massive influx of refugees which hillary clinton is trying to drastically increase. >> reporter: hillary clinton has called trump's word a terrorist recruitment tool. the clinton has in public events scheduled for to take and she held a conference call with national security advisors about recent bombings in efforts to disrupt terrorist recruiting on line. the clinton also called in the to the steve harvey morning show and touched on her plans for next weeks debate. >> i will do my very best to communicate as clearly and fearlessly as i cannot face of the insults and the attacks, and the bullying, and bigotry that we have seen coming from my opponent. you know, i can take it, steve. i can take that kind of stuff.

>> reporter: topic in monday night debate including securing america, achieving prosperity and america's direction. clinton plans to shift topic back to the economy during a speech in orlando on wednesday. meanwhile trump's son donald trump junior, caused controversy on twit tore day when he tweeted a graphic that liken syrian refugees to skittles. it read if i had a bowl of skittles and i told you just three would kill you, would you just take a handfull. that is our syrian refugee problem. graphic has an official trump logo. trump junior's tweet has been met with strong criticism. former republican presidential george hw bush is voting for hillary clinton in november. that is according to former maryland lieutenant governor kathleen kennedy towns even. she received the word trekly from mr. bush. the family has remain silent about the election since former florida governor jeb bush dropped out of the republican primary. bono is weighing in on the presidential race with some

strong word, musician philanthropist talked with charlie rose saying donald trump is bad for america. >> look, america is like the best idea the world has ever came up with. but donald trump is potentially the worst idea that has ever happened to america, potentially. destroy it. because of what we are saying america is in the the just a country. ireland is a nice country. great britain is a great country. but america is an idea, and that idea is justice and equality for all. >> bono is citizen of ireland and cannot the vote in the elections, during that interview with rose. well, it seemed like one of the hollywood's strongest couples, 12 years together, six children but today news that brad pitt and angelina jolie are divorcing. >> the official reason irreconcilable differences. we will check with kevin frazier, host of the entertainment tonight, who is

live from hollywood with the very latest on this kevin, so many people went what? >> um, um, um. >> reporter: jessica and ukee we were all caught by surprise, when angelina jolie filed today and here's the latest and what we know right the now. angelina filed divorce paper late yesterday. she cited irreconcilable differences and one of the attorneys said the decision was made for the health of the family. >> folks are saying this slit was a long time come they have been fighting. they have not slept in the same bed for a big chunk of that. the last time they were here in new york city they had separate rooms and on their total own schedules. >> reporter: pit reportedly released a statement saying i'm very saddened by this but what matters most is well-being of our kid. i kindly ask press to give them space they deserve during this challenging time. so were there signs of trouble? this was brad and angie, glamorous on the red carpet during their last big public appearance together in november of last year at the

opening night remere of the by the sea. >> are you okay? >> reporter: they laid unhappy couple trying to repair their marriage, angelina direct and they started shooting it just five days after they secretly tied the knot. >> how was it that you get married, have time of your life and do this dark hoff i. >> couple on the brink of disaster. >> how crazy was that. >> it is good, really good, good time. >> we had thought that if you can do it if we can be close in that way and not open as artists then you push through and you get closer and learn something. >> reporter: other big question what caused the split. >> there has been speculation that angelina wanted a quit hollywood and focus her time on her humanitarian work and charity work overseas but brad still loves hollywood lifestyle. >> these two are worth a reported 400 million, they have several large, big dollar real estate investments around the world and so it would be interesting to go see how they

divide things up because there is no prenup. also, it will be interesting to go see how things play out with the children. you their both asking for to us back away and give children a second but there are different rumors out there you know, ukee and jessica when these things first break everybody throws things at the wall. >> and backup and relax for a second. >> you got it. >> thanks, we will see you later tonight. more on blank glean a and other hollywood news at 7:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. president obama delivered his final address as president to the u.n. general assembly today. he appeared to make a thinly veiled jab at donald trump's immigration policies today a nation ring answered by walls would imprison itself. the answer can the not be a simple rejection of the global i am gracious. instead we must work together to make sure that the benefits of such integration are broadly shared. >> the president, also called on world leaders to do more

for refugees who are forced to leave their countries over war or persecution. september is inmate awareness month in philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" was at city hall for an event featuring city councilman kenyatta johnson. he stressed importance of transitioning those who served time back into the work force, once they are released. the council handles praised a program called gateway to reentry, a program that works with ex-offend tours break cycle of criminal activity. still to come on "eyewitness news" so many people are wearing fit bits or owe so-called wearable fitness gadgets. >> they are tracking exercise, calories, steps but do they help you lose weight. health reporter stephanie stahl has latest research, rahel. >> reporter: cbs new drama bullies something you have never seen psychology, date, cyber technology and even apparently a mini baron set. i'm rahel solomon. coming up an exclusive behind the scenes first look.

time for our weekend watch, planning your weekend on a tuesday? you and me both and weekend will start to feel like fall. we will transition from warm air to cool air this weekend. we have a chance of the shower especially saturday or saturday night and then we are talking about highs in the 60's one day this he can we even. that day is sunday. does look like a nice weekend. may need a light jacket if you have outdoor pla

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members, and to the american public. i am fully committed to fixing this issue, strengthening our culture and taking the next necessary actions to restore our customers trust. >> stumpf remains head of the company even after repeated calls for him to step down. under a settlement with federal regulators wells fargo agreed to a 184 million-dollar fine, and, fired 5300 employees. researchers at mit have developed a new device that they say can be detecting your feelings. if you just use wireless technology to determine whether someone is excited, happy sad or angry. >> scientists say their eq radio device can detect those emotion was 87 percent accuracy. they hope new technology can be used on all kind of things like adjusting your thermostat at home based on your mood, maybe. >> but if i'm sad does that mean i'm cold. how does that connect. even in health care. we will see how they end up

using it. it is interesting. >> so do those wearable fitness gadgets, help you lose weight? >> do they. >> i got one. >> i'll tell you later health reporter stephanie stahl has latest infor

idonald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president.

on the healthwatch tonight fitness trackers are supposed to help people stay fit and many use the technology for weight loss but in today's healthwatch a new study says they do not work for diets. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has surprising results. >> that is right. yours is for overall fitness not just weight loss. >> overall fitness i have been doing it for two years now. >> love it this does ant reply to you specifically. >> but it will more about weight loss but pay attention anyway. >> this could be upset to go aloft people because wearable technology can be expensive, time consuming and many made that investment to help them lose weight but this new study from the the university of pittsburgh found dieters who didn't wear the devices, had better success. you see them every where, wearable technology fitness track their count steps and others that calculate calories and more. most of the gadgets are designed to help people lose weight. >> to our surprise that

actually was not what we found. >> reporter: new study that appeared in jama tracked 471 overweight young adults from 2010 through you 012. they received counseling on diet and exercise, six months in the study half use a wearable device to help track physical activity and diet. group without the wearable technology, lost more weight then group who used the devices. an average of 5.3 points, more. >> it might also be giving people somewhat a false sense of security that they don't pay attention to the the key behavior, and, what they might pay attention to they are relying on the device of the technology may be too much and that may be while we saw less weight looks in that group. >> reporter: wearable technology is changed and improved since the study researchers also say many people get frustrated with the technology, or lose interest. >> simply going out investing in wearable technology is probably not going to help your weight looks all that much. >> reporter: experts say that meeting daily fitness goals might motivate some people but

missing those goals could discourage others. that might be why wearable devices don't help everyone with weight loss because people kind of give up. well, coming up tonight at 11c meet a lifetime sugar addict who finally found a way to lose 22-pound with the help of the powerful break through, found right here in philadelphia. >> i don't know what happened but i'm telling you i have not had an m and m since may 1st when i started this study. i don't even want one. i'm very surprised. i cannot believe it. i really can't believe it. >> get this, there is no pill, no surgery, and all this takes is your brain and we're not talking about wheel power. >> okay. >> and looking for more volunteers. >> really. >> yes. >> that is the thing though sugar can be truly addictive. >> reporter: absolutely. this is way to break it with your brain and little bit of, you know, technology.

>> all right, stephanie. >> watch at 11:00 o'clock. >> yes. >> kate is showing us our forecast. we were talking about fit business. i took a nice walk this morning. >> beautiful way to get your steps in. >> yeah. >> you might break a sweat and that helps weight loss as well. >> yeah. >> as we head in the weekend i said it bring don't like to get outside and run if the the dew points are more comfortable. today goodies day for a walk but sweaty day out running. dew points will be dropping though by week end as will temperatures. we have got big changes on the way but first we have got some more warm weather to start the season of fall. lets look outside, i want to show you what it looks like in the northern and western suburbs, whole lot better then down the shore in bethlehem and this is our camera atop hotel bethlehem looking right down main street. you can see more blue skies out there certainly then we have seen in the city and down the shore a cloudy, glummy day so today, location really does matter, real estate, location, location, location, sometimes in weather as well.

north and west of the city you enjoyed decent take with sun but storm off the atlantic sea board causing some cloud problems for shore points. taking a look at our eyewitness weather map take a peak at temperatures because we are looking at low 80's, and then anyone checking this down the shore but i can tell you it is looking glummy. 78 degrees as we check with andrew chipleno, 78 degrees with some sunshine break go through cloud. love to see his beautiful daughters there. 78 degrees as we move north of the city, lou ruh is in eagleville at 78 and with some cloud and sun. eighty-two checking in with william at levittown. 82 degrees. william says dew point is 66. dew points out of the 07's, but it is still steamy outside. lower 80's with dew points in the 60's not the most comfortable afternoon. here's one spot on our live neighborhood network at bernville in the junior/senior school where we can see clouds out there. few breaks in the sky. further are north more

sunshine we will see today but 79 degrees in bernville. here is our culprit system sitting and spinning off coast of virginia and north carolina rain off to the south. you can see cloud deck associated with that system headaching its way to our north and western suburbs. a few clouds but definitely overcast down the shore and delaware and couple spots could pick up a shower. heading in to tomorrow we will see clouds break. it is still glummy down the shore to start the day, further inland lots of sunshine low humidity and we will keep it warm, sunny right through thursday. little bit of activity in the atlantic, tropical storm karl. now we have lease, both expected to recurve in the atlantic ocean and not be a direct impact to us. our fall count down 30 days until average high is just 65. forty-seven days until end of the daylight savings time and then election day in just 49 days from today. overnight mainly cloudy still humid at 67. tomorrow more sunshine very warm 84 degrees is your wednesday high and eyewitness

weather seven day forecast, look at the warmth through start of the fall friday 86. saturday transition day turning cooler and stray shower possible abe it is cool, crisp on sunday high just 69 degrees. that will feel great. jessica and ukee back to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" bullies getting a lot of buzz. >> new cbs show premiers tonight and our rahel solomon got behind the scenes look. find out what the actors say make the cast so special when we come right

a new member joining the team for hit the show ncis. >> actor wilbur joins the cast as special act nick torres as a charismatic agent who spent most of his career working under cover. >> all week washington is hosting a fossil fuel summit, big wigs and politicals as far

as eye can see. >> i got here two days ago. enough time to put out the hit, go to the party and then leave town. >> he gets what he wants. >> which is what? >> me and my family dead. >> that is not how we do things. >> i know this man. i know how he operates. you cannot side line me. >> he talk about tonight's premiere episode. >> tonight, you'll get to meet special agent nick torres, known as quinn played by at macing jennifer esposito who is joining ncis and excited, you know, it is a show that totally will introduce, you know,tive rent side of what ncis can be and will eventually, venture out into and then expand into. so you will see the universe of ncis get just a little bigger tonight. >> the ncis season 14 premiere kicks off big night right here

on cbs-3. welshing former ncis star michael weatherly returns as star of the new series bull. >> and our rahel solomon traveled to new york to get rare behind the scenes look at the show that stars say this show will resonate with audience. >> reporter: they say with all of the high profile cases we have had is there a real appetite for it. on the show they use psychology, cyber technology, body language different things to try to impress and prep their clients for trial and this is just a show that is based on someone's career that cbs viewers are very familiar with. >> sorry. >> reporter: he may not be your friend. >> rule number one. >> reporter: definitely not your attorney. >> but find yourself on trial, you do want there jason bull on your side. >> okay, we have a defendant going in front of the judge and jury with the boy band haircut and sneakers. >> reporter: michael weatherly returns as doctor bull, he and team of five others were on

the task of jury consulting firm inspired by early career of doctor phil. "eyewitness news" was invited to the new york city set for rare, exclusive access behind scenes as they filmed. >> background, action. >> reporter: the task puts together mock juries and preps witnesses and defendants as they try to determine a strategy most lakely to help their clients and raring is intense. doctor's group includes cyber intelligence, and former nypd investigators and chalk pal inner, who keeps focus on appearance. >> so chuck's main role as part of the season is to come in and help shape how a jury would see a plaintiff or a defendant. there is a whole world of how you dress, and what you send out as a signal and i learned about this on the pilot and i have discovered that what doctor jason bull does is indeed something i have never thought about before.

>> reporter: the result is what creators hope is another cbs hit, on the scene. off screen the the group says it already is. >> i think we just bounce off each other naturally. you cannot fake or force chemistry and we have an amazing cast that we're diverse, everybody has different tone, different enjoy but it all comes together and it is a great time. >> reporter: for all of the ncis fancy did ask michael weatherly what differences we will see in his character on bull and he says tony was funny but little in secure. doctor bull isn't really in secure about much. he is not the overly arrogant but he is just confident. guys, apparently quite the difference but i got the to say he, the cast, they were so good to us both me and nate. here's hoping the show is a success. >> looking forward to it. >> this is right up my island. >> good luck. very nice. is there a whole host of things on tap, ncis at eight, bull at 9:00, ncis new orleans

at ten all followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> just four days after she was ambush in her police cruiser, shot 18 times, sergeant sylvia young was released from the hospital, i'm alexandria hoff we will she you proud reception that she got. maybe not quite pain but displeasure at pump, i'm cleve bryan, coming up what is behind the rise in gas prices. how long do experts think it will last. we have a heads up for commuters, we will tell what you busy ramp will be soon shut down for months, kate. it is a warm day outside, although clouds have come up for a little while we have a warm start to fall but i'm tracking within day in the seven day forecast with highs only in the 60's, that is which day you will want to break out fall jacket. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now.

here's is what happening you are witnesses what police say is a miracle, a philadelphia police officer shot, 18 times, and leaves the hospital, just four days after she was ambushed, in her squad car. sylvia young left the hospital to the hero's solute. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. dozens of the members of the police department turned out to show their support for sergeant young, including one who knows all too well what she's going through. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live at penn presbyterian hospital with this story, alex. >> reporter: sergeant young is a 19 year veteran of the philadelphia police force and even though it the is unclear how long her recovery process will take she will certainly have plenty of support along the way with tears in her eyes, philadelphia police sergeant, sylvia young rose to her feet in a sea of solutes by her uniformed collogues. >> it is w