>> it may be fall but we'll feel summer like temperatures today. katie says the temples are going to tumble. good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim dunn van. first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> one person dead, one person injured in serious car accident here in florence township, new jersey. this accident happened around 2:30 this morning at the intersection of west front street and woodlawn avenue. >> protesters in charlotte, north carolina are keeping up calls for justice. >> demonstrators clash with police for a third night in a row. >> if you have an account, hack verse accessed 500 million accounts.

for a yahoo. >> get your hotdogs while you can. live is short. we could die any minute. who want a hotdog. >> sorry, would you hole that for a second? thanks very much. i can't take it back. he touched it. >> thanks very much. >> thanks, man. thanks very much. perfect. >> want some whip cream on that? there you go. >> as always, that was steven column bert going undercover there is time, as a hotdog vendor at wrigley field in chicago. >> the guy next to him with the beer was a trapper. he drank after a stranger, and then he drank the whip cream beer. >> hopefully he knew who was serving. >> i'm sure the cameras helped give it away. hey, katie, waist going on outside? >> oh, gosh, always good for a laugh. and on a friday morning here looking ahead to very another summer like day. temperatures will spike easily to near 90 today.

near 90. in late september, not unheard of, but certainly, atypical. we do have a letter sky, and i will say, it is a tad cool outside. and we're going see that reflected in the temperature readings around the board here in a secretary, but starting off just with a look at storm scan, no store of storms to report. there is frontal boundery starting to nudge in, see the clouds beginning to build across the poconos, as that starts to approach. but it doesn't really bring a lot of moisture with it, as the show goes on, i'll track that for you. but we look briefly at your eyewitness weather health report. air quality not great today. do have air quality alert posted for southeastern pennsylvanian through the state of delaware, also into maryland if that's where your travels take you for anyone that sits in the sensitive category. kids, elder lip, respiratory problems. meanwhile, the pollen level that's low, uv index though is high. and the heat index is even moderate. because again it will spike on that thermometer later today. currently upper 60s from philly on down toward the shore points. flirting with 40's in mount pocono.

sending the kids out to school this morning, i would say it is a morning to specially in the outlying suburbs dress in layers, in the city, ride to school pretty comfortable upper six's, will rebounds very efficiently, even by lunchtime and recess, already in the mid 80s, that's already well above average. we expect to spike to 88 degrees, as we mention, later today. soap, that's a hot day. normal high, 76 degrees, and doing the math in your head, obviously well above average here. but it only lasts for so long. i'll tell you about the cool down coming up later in the show. meisha? >> katie, thank you. another very serious accident out here you guys, take a look at this, very serious accident, involving multiple vehicles, eastbound woodhaven road past the boulevard. all lanes are blocked right now. you guys, you will have to take an alternate around this, grant avenue, street road, probably going to be your best bet. so take a look back there, what you are looking at back there, i'll show you back up shot leading up to it there is isn't the best shot, penndot moving this around. but traffic is being diverted right now, i can tell you

that, as you approach where that accident is. and what we were just looking at couple every minute ago, before they moved the camera here, it was dead stopped all over the place, filtering up to where you are on eastbound woodhaven road at the boulevard. so, anywhere around that, right now, absolutely stay away from the area if you can. if you have to approach that area, you will be sitting therefore quite some time. and then you are going to be diverted. again, better alternate around this, grant avenue or street road, probably going to be your best bet. very serious accident there. another serious accident here near trenton, new jersey, 195 eastbound pass hamilton square road. take a look, only the shoulder getting by right now because of fluid spill as well, alternate route 130, new jersey turnpike, i can tell you right now a lot more coming up. good news blue route now since cleared and reopened. brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha. updating breaking news right now in florence township new jersey. this morning, police say one person was killed in a crash overnight. it happened at around 2:30, on west front street and woodlawn

avenue. another person was returned to the hospital. but their condition is not known at this time. west front street is closed at this hour as police continue their investigation. >> in recent weeks, protests against police violence have landed on the nfl playing field. 49ers quarterback, colin kaepernick, brought national attention to the cause by choose to go kneel during the national anthem. >> that attention now landed him on the cover of times magazine. justin finch live in the cbs-3 sat center with more on how a philadelphia eagle is doing his part to bring attention to social injustice. good morning, justin. >> reporter: good morning, jim, brooke. eagles safety jenkins is the down with cbs-3 for wide ranking talk yesterday and of course that monday night football protest came up. jenkins and two fellow eagles players, now following the silent protest model set by san francisco qb colin kaepernick. now, jenkins defensive and steven means and cornerback

ron brooks, stood with fists up as national anthem played before monday night chicago bears game, jenkins said that player protest against socio-economic injustice was coming and peaceful actions like these are stirring up strong opinions. this all goes back to the pre-season, when the 49ers qb colin kaepernick first sat out the anthem, since take answer knee. reasons why recent fan survey placed him among the nfl's most polarizing players, but jenkins believes the football field may be the ideal place for players to send a message. >> so, when you do something during the anthem, it forces everybody to address it. and that's where i think a lot of the hostility is coming from, is just to divert away from that tough conversation that america is not living up to it -- >> reporting finds frost new seat son hall sports pole showing almost half of americans surveyed dis a greets with kaepernick's call to not stands during the

national anthem. 80075 adult were polled, with total of 47% disapproving, 27% approve, and 22% report no opinion. now, the overwhelming majority of those surveyed agree with kap's right to protest but not during the anthem, next month he is on the cover of time magazine and one of sell are -- several players interviewed about this protest. >> the time now 5:38. in business news this morning, yahoo users are in jeopardy from a big security breach. >> and find out what experts say will spends this year for halloween. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange. hey, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yahoo says the personal info from half a billion dollars accounts was stolen in a digital break-in, yahoo blames the breach on state sponsored hackers. it is to isn't just e-mail. the company says users, yahoo sports and yahoo finance are a part of the breach. the hack data includes names,

e-mail addresses and births date, but not bank account inch know. yahoo recommending users change their passwords. marriott international now the world's biggest hotel chain. completed $13 billion purchase of star wood hotels, growing the company to 30 different hotel brands, or one out of every 15 hotel rooms around the globe. starting today, members could link their marriott and star woods rewards programs. and americans are getting into the halloween spirit, national retail federation predict they'll send records $8.4 billion this year. brooke, jim? >> thanks, jill. have a good weekend. well, some good news for philadelphia. the number of overseas travelers visiting the city growing. there was about 3% growth in overseas travel to philadelphia from 2014 to 2015. those visitors created $982 million in economic impact to the region last year. now the countries with the most representation among those visitors are the uk, germany, china, india and france. they were most interested in

shopping, sightseeing, and seeing the city's wonderful museums. >> still ahead, go behind the scenes of blue blood. >> celebrity couple shares some happy news. plus this: >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up andy sandberg place bird on mission in sorts, and del sell washington lead all-star cast in the mag i have sent seven.

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>> maroon front man adam lever even and his wife victoria secret model, are parent. the couple welcomed their first child, a baby girl, and they name her dusty rose levin. the couple has been married for two years. i have to tell you it is friday, premiere week wrapping up strong on cbs-3, hit drama blue blood is back for its seventh season tonight. >> our ukee washington got rare chance to go behind the scenes with the cast and crew. since season one the show was built a loyal following, what keeps the show going strong. >> for any regular watcher, thank goodness we have a lot of them, you know, it has been the seventh year for a show to still be growing, so grateful. >> catch ukee behind the scenes look at blue blood tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 and of course that's right after the blue blood season premiere at 10:00.

it is all right here on cbs-3. and for more information about the new shows, and the fall line up, check out cbsphilly.com/fall show. >> new jersey native, bruce springsteen, celebrating his birthday today. and making appearance on the late show with stephen colbert. here's the boss. arriving at the taping of the late show yesterday. springsteen will talk about his autobiography born to run. it is being released next thursday. there is also a companion albumn to the autobiography being released today. you can watch springsteen and cobert's conversation on the late show, it airs tonight, right here on cbs-3 after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> two new movies hit the big screen this weekend. kevin frazier takes us behind the scenes of what's new. >> this week danzel washington and chris pratts, magnificant seven, andy sandberg takes on baby duty in stork.

>> in the beginning, storks delivered babies. thank goodness we don't do that any more. >> in the animated comedy storks, birds moved on from delivering babe toys packages, but when one last baby arrives, it is to up junior, voiced by andy sandberg, and actual i had, by katie crown, to get her home to her family limit they're tight on screen, and were able to record their audio together, a rarity in animation, so they made the most of it. >> we were matching bunny is. >> yes, with the little button flap on the butt. >> and were not able to leave until it was recorded, so going stir crazy at the end. >> one last baby to deliver. >> took a job, looking for some men to join. >> what a bunch of misfits we. >> in magnificant seven, they lead team of the wildest men in the west to help save a town. the cast bonded over a sweaty shoot from the louisianna heat working through it, with the

crew to make a thrilling modern western. >> you know, people wrangling the horses, people building these sets, all of the backgrounds artists, and, you know, there was so many people working through pretty inch hospitable conditions. it was a long journey, but estimation made it worth it. >> i've always wanted to blow something up. >> is that a plan? >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier. now back to you in the studio. >> get all of the latest news from hollywood on entertainment tonight week nights at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. and kevin frazier and nancy odel, two of the nicest people ever. >> you say that, yes. >> every time i see their faces, so nice, so happy. watch for that. >> it is worth watching just for that. >> exactly. katie, the weather is chill. >> yes, feeling the love today. i love all of you guys, yes, you know what, the weather does look very nice today. it will be hot, just like you like it. >> love it. >> but then will get cool. >> just like you like t

exactly. something for everyone. but before we get to the weather, i do want to give shout out, special welcome to jason, he's in house today. he came all the way in guys from middletown delaware all the way in kent count any delaware to be with us this morning, he'll be with us the rest of the morning, helping us produce the show, how things work behind the scenes, yes, so thrilled he's here today. see bit more of him in our 6:00 hour. but with that circumstances as we check in with our eyewitness weather watcher network. looking today at temperatures that soar very readily, through the afternoon, but currently, off to bit of cool start. take a look at some of the outline ers, through some of the outlying suburbs, couple of the 40's to report here this morning, john jenkins reporting in, 49 degrees, this morning, under nice clear sky. so no blanket of cloud cover to trap in any of the heat that we had a chance to build up yesterday. it is just a lot cool they are morning, we're across new jersey generally in the 60s, from this observation. few nor clouds in chatsworth where mark is reporting from.

one more where see, 54 degrees, this one comes in from barbara this morning under generally clear skies, as well. temperatures had a chance to drop off more readily. switch it on over to storm scan. see what's up. there is a front that's going to be eventually crossing through bringing with it really more clouds than anything. i have to allow for a shower, far north of the city. i don't think philly gets in on it. see how the moisture primarily removed here off even across the canadian border, but more after new england issue than anything. even across central pennsylvania mainly clouds right now. but that's the beginning of the front that eventually crosses through. so while most of the day features sunshine, notice your time stamp where today at 3:00 p.m. generally clear outside? eventually you will put things into motion here. you start see some of those clouds building. again here is just that off chance for a shower. you're going have to go pretty far north to find that. so no umbrellas required. i would say maybe some sun block is though, if you're going to spends the day outside today. getting hot. thomas this front crosses

through, it is just a cloudy start to the morning, and then it clears out nicely for sunshine, and it will be a breath of very refreshing air here for our area. come sunday, at 4:00 p.m., just shy of eagles kick off, not a cloud in the sky. it will be one of those really crisp, really comfortable days. and actually, quite cool. even for the standards. i mean, 07 and sunshine is perfect in my world. but it is actually little cooler than average for eagles game day. remember you can see the game here on cbs-3, then temperatures do begin their rebounds mid 70s come tuesday, wednesday, even as early as late in the day tuesday our next shower chance emerge, but up until that point meisha not looking bad at all. >> no. >> it really isn't. but i can tell you right now, completely different story in the traffic department, and it has been like that all morning long, my friend. take a look at this. we have very serious accident. eastbound woodhaven road, past the boulevard, all lanes are blocked right now, because of this accident. you will have to use an alternate. grant avenue or street road will be your best bet. if you happen to already be

stuck in there or headed toward bear or not going to use the alternate traffic will be diverted ton a side street. now, that side street that you will be diverted onto is looking very, very slow. in fact, when penndot was zooming in on a particular area where you were being diverted, it looked like almost hundreds of vehicles out there right now. so if you can avoid this area, you absolutely certainly want to. eastbound woodhaven road past the boulevard, all lanes are blocked. so i will let you know it is very, very slow moving around there. then we have another serious accident near trenton, new jersey, you will have to use an alternate here as well, 195 eastbound past hamilton square, only the shoulder getting by. also fluid spill here. alternate route 130 or new jersey turnpike probably going to be your best bet. slow moving around this area, as well. another accident popped up in jersey 42 northbound at the a.c. expressway. that will right lane is block right now. that is going to slow you down there, as well. the good news is out of all of those crashes that are still on the roadways, accident

cleared on the blue route. the other one cleared in route 206 southbound, all lanes block as well. very busy morning. drive safe out there. jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. still ahead one of high school's homecoming king and queens have a lot more in common than just being classmates. >> we'll explain whether we >> we'll explain whether we come right bac i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising.

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>> they're twins. jordan and mackenzie mc keen, now, jordan was born first by 19 minutes, two born in iceland, while their mom was in the air force, they then moved to south dakota when they were four years old, we are told they enjoy a healthy sibling rifle rye. >> mackenzie definitely tells me like she's always, you can tell, she's in charge. >> i'm the president of the student body and my brother is

the vice president. >> oh, boy. jordan wants to go into wildlife manage until the college next year, mackenzie want to be a nurse, both head today south dakota state next fall. >> well, a colorado couple, you get used to seeing wildlife in the backyard, things like coyotes, rack coons. >> but what they saw yesterday, a moose running through their yard, now, he can't help it. he's looking for a mate. here's the thing, phyllis mate dennis didn't believe her when she said she saw the animal. >> moose in the backyard. i go ya, right, sure. there is a moose back there. so i finally got up, i looked, and there it was. >> authorities used a dart to tran quill eyes the three, four year old 1,000-pound moose. he will be driven back out to the while. so big. >> i guess it is date night. >> coming up until the in the next hour of "eyewitness news", she has two jobs, two kids, and just hit a big jackpot in new jersey.

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>> several accidents could impact your commute this morning. >> also, several significant development overnight involving a police office here shot and killed an unarmed man in oklahoma. we'll also hear from the family member of the man she killed. donald trump goes to geno's steaks while in town. finds out how he ordered, and what both candidates are doing to prepare for their first one-on-one debate. tgif everyone. today is friday, september 23rd, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning.

>> you've been running around like crazy. >> did you see me? >> i was liturgy just tweeting all of you saying drive extra careful this morning it, has been unnervingly accident prone this morning, very dane russ. serious accident after serious accident. i'll have all of the updates coming up. >> unfortunate. and the weather is not playing a role in this. i wonder what's up? >> tough to hear that. but at least the weather still very tranquil. you will have to deal with some sun glare if you are traveling east at some point this morning, but at least for now things are very, very quiet on storm scan, no storms to report. see the clouds beginning to bill owe across the pocono region. that's sign of the next frontal boundery beginning to nudge ever closer. but, it doesn't really come through with much moisture. we talk more about that going throughout the course of the show here. but for now, air quality is less than ideal specific to the counties shaded in the gray there on the left hand side of your screen, so southeastern pennsylvania, philadelphia county included. and then all