fallen heroes we will have a report from wilmington as community mourns two fire fighters killed in the line of tooth i. also ahead man accused of murdering five people at a mall is under arrest after a day on the run, how police were able to find the suspect and take him into custody. game day for the eagles and a major test with the steelers. the both teams undefeated this season. it is sunday president the 25th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon thanks for spending your sunday with us. receipts's send it over with justin drabick, and i didn't know how to trust i was wearing a blazer. i got hot. i needed a blazer again that time of the year. you don't know what to do. that is what today will be.

we are waking up to 40's in a lot of locations outside the city but this afternoon will feel good with the full sunshine. we are getting more sun then yesterday. >> layer up. >> exactly. the shed those layers this afternoon because with that strong, late september sun, it will feel warm. we have skies that are clear but nice football weather heading to the the eagles game this afternoon but this morning is a little chilly. we have clear skies. the mid 50's looking live at center city at 55 at airport. north breeze at ten. humidity levels very low but look at these other temperatures, 45 in allentown. forty-seven this reading. wilmington right now at 49 degrees. mount pocono dropping into the upper 30's at this hour and even quakertown getting close to the upper 30's sitting at 41 degrees, 48 in willow grove. those wind 10 miles an hour or less that is what we will deal with today. really comfortable if you have outdoor plans, nothing happening, on storm scan three, nothing but full

sunshine throughout the day-to-day so a pleasant fall, day ahead. finish off this weekend cross the delaware valley. here's that eagles forecast at 4:25 temperatures around 70 degrees in the sunshine but that will drop down to the 60's throughout the game. forecast highs 27 for philadelphia the near 70 at the shore. lower 60's in the the poconos. we will bring back some rain chance these week. we will time it the out in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. well, wilmington community is mourning loss of the two fire fighters this morning. four other fire fighters were also injured, two of them are in critical condition. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do has the the story. >> thinking about everything they did right now, like that. >> reporter: chug their lives. wilmington fire fighters lieutenant christopher leach, a 14 year veteran and senior fire fighter jerry fickes a 13 year veteran died fighting a fire on the 1900 block of lake view road just before 3:00.

misty napper and six children were inside the thousands when the fire started. >> it was so smokey. the fire was so smokey. >> we ran out back and we ran in but the smoke was so hot. >> reporter: napper, another adult and all of the children got out, safely but, leach, fickes and two other fire fighters became trapped in the basement when floor collapsed beneath them. >> keep us in our prayers. this is a very traj being day for wilmington fire department to lose two individual, two of our brothers. >> reporter: their sacrifice just too much for napier to bear breaking down in her mother's arms. >> she's praying for her family, you know, it is so hard. it is breaking her heart to know they passed away in her house. >> reporter: signs of morning a city heart broken over loss of the two fire fighters, two fathers, two heroes.

>> our city is in pain. entire fire department, i don't know, just, work with us, stay with us and pray for us. >> it is really sad because they have family that have kid, you know, and they don't have their parents no more, so that is sad. >> reporter: those two fire fighters remained in stable but critical condition, at crozer-chester medical center, two other fire fighters were treated and released from christiana hospital. in wilmington i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police in the state of the washington have arrested a sus he can in friday's mall shooting that killed five people, authorities took him in custody the his home without incident. brooks silva-braga has the story. >> reporter: police captured suspect in friday night's mass shooting at a washington state mall, investigators say apprehended 20 year-old arjon, early saturday evening in oak harbor about 30 miles from the scene. >> i saw an individual walking, and northbound on the sidewalk, and i instantly

recognized that is personally just viewed on my computer, and i did abrupt u turn hit my lights, pulled my gun and myself and reserved deputy eric rumbaum into custody. >> possible shots fired, unknown number of victims. >> reporter: four women were shot dead in the make up area of macy's and a hand died later. shoppers fled in hidden changing rooms and other stores. >> it wasn't all at ones there was a shot and then another shot the. >> reporter: police say surveillance video shows the alleged shoot's arriving at the mall unarmed and then entering ten minutes later with a hunting style rifle. victims ranged from a teenager to senior citizen. >> the community was suffered a devastating loss, of five treasure members of our community, and they have done nothing more than what we have all done on any given day. >> reporter: fbi helped in the search for the suspect.

brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". baltimore police say three gunman opened fire into a crowd shooting eight people including a three-year old girl. all of the victims are expected to survive. it happened last night around 8:30 outside a block of row homes. the suspects got the away. baltimore police commissioner kevin davis says he believes the shooting was an act of retaliation for labor day weekend shooting when they were fatally shot and two women were hurt. charlotte police released video of their deadly even counter with an african-american man that triggered days of sometimes violent protest in the city. hundreds peacefully marched from charlotte street to protest the shooting but as cbs news correspondent kenneth craig tells us the video released by police is raising more questions. >> reporter: dash cam video shows charlotte police officers surrounding a car, yelling drop the gun, and you also hear a woman saying he doesn't have a gun. scott eventually gets out of the suv, hand at his side as he backs away. you continue to hear someone

yell drop the gun, and then shots are fired. from another angle body camera video shows an officer pointing a gun at scott while the four three-year old stand outside his car. police chief kerr putany says scott had a gun in his hand but that cannot be seen on the video. department also released a photograph of the gun found at the scene and said test reruled scott's dna and fingerprints on the weapon. police chief says officers were at the scene to arrest someone else but got involved with scott after they noticed him with marijuana and a gun. >> what we are releasing are the objective facts. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has in weapon. >> reporter: scott's wife insists her husband did not have a gun. family members say they were pleased that the footage was finally released but they are not satisfied. >> we are left with far more questions then we have answers. how was it possible that this

incident resulted in a loss of life? >> reporter: hundreds of protesters peacefully demonstrated for a fifth day saturday, a city wide curfew remains in effect. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". campaign 2016, hillary clinton and donald trump prepare for monday's first presidential debate, clinton picks up a big endorsement, new york times editorial board threw its support behind the nominee. the newspaper says clinton's experience as secretary of state makes her better qualified to shape u.s. foreign policy then trump. republican nominee campaigned in virginia and he is threatening to bring jennifer flowers to monday's debate. bill clinton admitted having a sexual relationship with flowers decade ago. trump's taunt is in response to nba owner mark cuban's plan to sit in the front row of the debate at invitation of the clinton campaign. cuban has been a vocal critic of donald trump. clinton and trump will meet tomorrow night at hofstra university. it starts at 9:00 right here

on cbs-3. cbs anchor jessica dean is heading to insuring for that don't. look for that live report starting tomorrow night at 5:00. eagles face a real test in the steelers, the steelers are in town and game right here on cbs-3. steelers are led by ben roethlisberger he leads nfl in touchdown passes, in the first two games. the steelers, they also have an tone yes brown who has more than 250 catches over the past two seasons and he is a tough player to cover. but on the eagles side they have given up zero touchdown passes so far this season. >> it is going to be huge, man, we have him here at home, which will help. i know the crowd will be into it. that is what we needy fence i havely. we have to get out there and play our game and play eagles ball and we should be fine if we do that. >> don't forget we are your home for eagles football today. kick off at 4:25 right here on cbs-3. before the game we will get you set with toyota sun take kick off at 11:30. are you on the wentz wagon

yet? if not you can hop on board this afternoon. it will be at wip tailgate zone in the 11th street side of the wells fargo center right across from the link and our vittoria woodill will be there with wip's sludge. jump on the wentz wagon. still to come this morning so many people wear fitness trackers are but they are good for keeping track of your numbers. find out what they say if they help you lose weight. charleys osgood prepares for his last sunday morning on cws. hear from the broadcasting ledge bend his decade in television. just continue. good sunday morning. cloud cleared out, we have sunshine but get ready for workweek rain. i'll time out our rain chances in the seven day

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the 54th annual puerto rican day parade is happening today in philadelphia kicks off at noon. 1500 marchers will be performing a long ben franklin parkway, maim jim kenney will also march in the parade. boxer and north philadelphia again i garcia will be parade grand marshall. 50,000 people are expected to attend the puerto rican parade. fun event there. also a win/walk to benefit childhood cancer research and care. fundraiser for children's hospital of philadelphia starts at 8:00 this morning on the ben franklin parkway and registration begins at 7:00. well, fitness trackers are supposed to help people stay fit and many use the technology for weight loss but in the healthwatch a new study says they actually don't work

without eating. and, health reporter stephanie stahl has surprising results. >> reporter: see them every where wearable technology, fitness trackers that count steps and others that calculate calories and more. most of the gadgets are designed to help people lose weight. >> to our surprise, that wasn't what we found report. >> reporter: new study tracked 471 overweight young adult from 2010 through 202, they received counseling on diet and exercise and six months in the study half used a wearable device to help track physical activity the and diet. the group without the wearable technology lost more weight then group who used the devices, an average of 5.3 more. >> they might give people somewhat of a false sense of security that they don't see attention to the the key behaviors that they otherwise might pay attention to. relying on the device as a technology that it be too much and that may be why we saw less wait the wait looks in that group. >> reporter: although wearable technology has improved and change since the study

researchers say many people get frustrated with the technology or lose interest. >> simply going out and investing in wearable technology, it is probably not going to help your wait the wait looks all that much. >> reporter: experts say meeting daily fitness goals, and step counts might motivate some people but missing those goals could discourage others. and, that could be why they do not help everyone with weight loss because people, give up. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 eyewitness news. very interesting stuff. i used to have a fitness tracker. >> yes. >> i used to love it. i think it was a reminder. you have to hit that bench mark. >> you have to get your self in the routine. >> should be nice to get out and hit the pavement. >> yes, enjoy today, great way to finish off the weekend, sunny skies, temperatures comfortable, lower 07's. great football weather maybe heading down to the linc for tailgating. grab that heavier coat but you have to take that off because sunnies still pretty strong this time of the year. ocean city, mostly clear skies

getting ready for nice sunrise in 40 minutes or so, and temperatures there will get to about 07 degrees this afternoon. nice breeze out of the north with plenty of sunshine. today we can practically, today is practically perfect, we have full sunshine just about, mild temperatures, for the most part, humidity very low and light wind out of the north west at the 10 miles an hour. great day to be out doors. the look at the change in the temperatures compared to this time yesterday morning, 20 degrees cold inner reading, 15 in allentown. zero in millville. atlantic city. cooler air mass settling in. we have a few chilly nights ahead across the region a lot of people liking that, open up windows and even eye that refreshing air mass moving in. look at 409's. there is a lot of 40's, atlantic city airport, millville, cherry hill, 47 degrees at this hour. fifty-one in the capitol city of delaware. we will head closer to philadelphia still cool this time of the year, 55 for philadelphia, 52 mullica. malvern in the upper 40's. the chad forward, pottstown, reading, mid 40's at this hour in allentown.

look at quakertown close to the upper 30's in mount pocono checking in at 38 degrees. as our compliments of high pressure from canada clearing skies out nicely. we are lock into a dry part earn today, tomorrow. that changes late monday night and tuesday. we will bring back needed rain in the forecast. if you are heading the new jersey shore delaware beaches next few days today, tomorrow looks good. lots of sunshine. lower 70's. the tuesday not the best day. we will have cloud with some showers and cooler temperatures, into the upper 60's. the here's your overall set up. i mention that had high pressure just lock over new england next couple of days. there you go nothing but cloud free skies. monday afternoon, some of those clouds move in later on during the day. here's cold front bringing our rain chance. it comes in here late monday night. it is into tuesday morning. not a lot of rain. quarter inch or so, we will take it. that rain should exit most of the region by the afternoon with the exception along jersey shore, those clouds and showers will linger on tuesday. and then we will clear out for middle of the week. here are high temperatures,

upper 60's to lower 70's, that is below average. it the has been a while since we had temperatures for below average for daytime height. tonight, tomorrow morning same deal what we're dealing with this morning, 40's in the suburbs, to low to mid 50's a around the city and then tomorrow again a nice rebound with some sunshine, upper 60's to lower 70's across the delaware valley. mostly sunny skies, pleasant, 72 for afternoon high, nice breeze at 10 miles an hour. chilly night 54 for city, 40's in the suburbs. thirty's potentially again in the pocono region. here's that extended forecast, very comfortable low to mid 70's for next several days, bringing back cloud, later on monday, watch out for showers around overnight monday into tuesday morning, we're dry on wednesday, wednesday is going to be our warmest day with a high of 76. partly sunny skies. there will be a chance for scattered shower each afternoon thursday and friday and then dry out heading in to next week even as we bring in october. temperatures looking nice in the lower 70's. now back over to you.

well to day broadcast continuing legend charles osgood will anchor cbs this sunday morning for the very last time. "cbs evening news" anchor scott pelley sat down with him as he prepares for his final broadcast. >> think of the viewers, somebody who is probably still in his pajamas, bedroom slippers, and getting excessive cups of coffee as the broadcast goes on. >> what were you trying to communicate from the audience. >> come away thinking this is a whole story, is there a whole story about people, who do wonderful things. people who have known, politicians, as singers, actors, play writes, or poets. this is part of the the humanity too. >> you have been a broadcasting all your life but to you most important thing is written word and a lot of people don't think the written

word is important in broadcasting. >> i don't want them to think of what i'm saying as writing, i want them to think i'm just a person talking to them. i can tell you the name of the person i'm talking to. if i said we were born in the same year, irish twins, they used to call us, i find myself speaking to her. i want the audience to be with me and that is person i'm talking to good to all of those people who watched you over a steaming mug of coffee all those years, what do you say to them. >> i love you. >> so many love him right back. see a special cbs sunday morning, celebrating charles osgood right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. still ahead on "eyewitness news", the stars of the nci los angeles, prepares to make its new season premiere on cbs. what you can expect tonight. ahead in the next half an hour history is make in washington d.c., looking inside the national museum of

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and we run into a little helicopter trouble. one of the team members is down. >> a lot of action sequence what is is it like filming these seasons how do you prepare for this sort of thing. >> you know what you just have to be ready. we were filming in the desert. >> you could not have prepared for the first episode it was 110 degrees. >> twenty maybe. >> we had so many layers of clothing on and heavy action, and -- >> sand in your mouth. >> toughest moment in my life. any other hits for this season, what else can fans expect. you have diehard fans out there. >> i think we will learn a lot more about, sam's family, this year. >> military upbringing. >> more about my relationship with my father. it is interesting, you get to season eight and you can explore other characters, that they really haven't gone deep into yet so that will be exciting for fans. >> you know, their relationship, potential proposal, them taking their next level in the relationship and that will be fun,

exciting, so they will be able to see romance, they will see witt, humor, ban for the whole bit. >> you can see the special two hour season premiere right the here on cbs-3 tonight beginning at 8:30. well, coming up in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" something we have not the said in a while, definitely chill toy start your day. you you may need your sweater. justin is back to tell us when you may need an umbrella. we are back in a moment.

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and good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. it is a little nippy out there so if you are like me and always cold and you may want to grab a sweater. justin drabick outside on the sky deck, justin not wearing a sweater, not wearing any outer

wear but you never do. >> it never happens. i have a jacket on, i usually take it off but you are right, it is chilly, would i grab that extra coat if you are heading outside for next few hours. once we get sun up temperatures will climb backup to the 70's later this afternoon. it will feel good if you are exposed to that sunshine but this morning, again, pretty clear, calm wind, so that is allowing the temperatures to drop to the mid 40's in the northwestern suburbs, and 45 in allentown. 38 degrees in the mountains, officially in mount pocono at this hour and then interior south jersey also dropping in the upper 40's around millville. quakertown still at 41 degrees. forty-eight in wilmington. forty-seven in mount holly, new jersey. storm scan three nice and quiet, we had clouds yesterday, cold front that came through mainly dry, finally cloud cleared out nicely and we will see decent sunshine coming at us, for throughout the day-to-day but this morning clear skies, chilly, 40's and 50's, we will rebound nicely in the afternoon, upper 60's to lower

70's but that is a couple degrees below average for this time of the year and that eagles forecast is looking good. really feeling like football weather, your tailgate the forecast, throughout the morning, temperatures jumping up through the 60's with a lot of sunshine. kick off at 70 degrees, and then we will drop it back down to the 60's throughout the entire game. by the time game is over we are talking mid 60's with clear skies. the wind should not be an issue during the game at best 10 miles an hour out of the north. through go up to 72 degrees this afternoon for philadelphia, mostly sunny, great looking day at the jersey shore, delaware coast, 70 degrees for the high, lower 60's in the poconos. pleasant temperatures do continue, this upcoming week, but we will bring back rain chances for the workweek and we will time it out in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. thanks, justin. very sad news out of wilmingtons as community mourns loss of the two fire fighters kill in the line of duty yesterday fighting a house fire. four other fire fighters were also hurt. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is

outside the firehouse with the the story, cherri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. it is a sad reality as community is still in mourning, the day after two veteran fire fighters lost their lives. and here behind me, ladder two, station six, it is a home of 41 year-old christopher leach, 51 year-old jerry fickes, and he is a squad four, both veteran fire fighters lost their lives. now take a look at the video of the aftermath a of that early saturday morning fire that began inside a candy park row home on lakeview road. fire officials say that is where lieutenant leach and senior fire fighter fickes a 13 year veteran for the through smoke and flames when the first floor weakened and collapsed into the basement leaving them trapped. both men died leaving behind children and families. four other fire fighters were injured, two were in critical but stable condition, at crozer medical center as of

last evening. the family that lived inside the home were able to escape without injuries and upon learning of the deaths of the fire fighters, were overwhelmed by grief. the entire city put flags at half staff. wilmington fire chief anthony good says the entire department, their families and the community are in mourning. >> please keep us in our prayers. this is a very tragic day for wilmington fire department to lose two individual, two of our brothers. >> reporter: vice-president joe biden was among many who came to offer comfort to the community, and to the family of those fire fighters yesterday evening, and, no word yet on the cause of this fire as both federal and local fire officials continue to investigate. live from wilmington, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. also in delaware the

youngest son of the former governor ruth and minner has been killed in the crash. five five-year old gary ingram was driving a tow truck that ran off the road and hit a group of trees. it happened yesterday on bay road near million for. neither alcohol or drugs appear to be a factor. philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett was guest of honor at an event honoring veterans at cherry hill. cherry hill police association hosted first pasta dinner for veterans. dozens of vets gathered at american legion post 372. hartnett is a coast gar veteran was wounded the job in january. in washington d.c. saturday history is made, as the national museum of african hearn history and kill tour opened up its doors on the national mall. cbs's marley hall was there. >> reporter: with the ringing of the 130 year-old freedom bell, president obama officially dedicated the national museum of african-american history and culture, before a crowd of thousands on the national mall. >> it is an act of patriotism

to understand where we have been. >> reporter: dignitaries and celebrities including oprah winfrey and will smith helped celebrate historic occasion, with poetry, speeches and musical performances. >> ♪ >> reporter: black civil war veterans conceived the idea more than a century ago and former president george w. bush, signed legislation authorizing construct of the museum in 2003. >> this museum tells the truth that a country, founded on the promise of liberty held millions in chains that the price of our union was america's original sin. >> reporter: 400,000 square foot museum showcases four centuries have black history with nearly 3,000 artifacts on display. museum visitors are encouraged to start with the slavery

exhibit, and then move crown lodgely through freedom, segregation, civil rights and lastly the achievements of black eye conns, every story is told through an african-american perspective. >> african hearn history is not somehow separate from our larger american story, it is not the underside of the american story, it is central to the american story. >> reporter: store which a chapter that was never fully told, until right now. in washington, marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the first visitors can tour building to day, only those with tickets can get in. tickets are going so fast, there is no available tickets available until december. maybe a good christmas gift. looking at some companies ready to start hiring for holiday help. plus power of music as therapy, how a local museum is using her talents to help heel pain from her childhood and also inspire others who are struggling. first full weekend of fall

and it feels like it, justin is back to tell us about cool temperatures and when we will need the umbrella when we come back. but first, we want to give you more from philadelphia's native patty labelle from yesterday's opening of the african-american museum of history and culture in washington d.c., we will be right back. >> ♪

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teenager from wayne is break nothing to the music industry with a new cd and upcoming concert. health reporter stephanie stahl explains how music has helped this teen battle depression and bullying. >> ♪ i like to watch the night sky ♪ >> reporter: song about teenage troubles, written by 18 year-old livey forbes written for her debut cd chronic. >> ♪ sing a little different ♪ >> it brings a distraction that i needed when i was younger. >> reporter: her life was filled with agony, fever,

seizure in second grade started a series of medical problems including chronic pain. >> there were times when my entire body feels like it is on fire. >> reporter: then came mental hardship of being bullied in school. >> i guess i was just easy to pick on. i don't know. i a lot of depression, anxiety at a very young age. >> reporter: she grew up in wayne and said high school was a disaster. there were therapist and her parents tried to help but she was lost. >> it got so bad you thought about killing yourself. >> yes, oh, my god, yes, all of those years of just having this tremendous pain, agony, and having to deal with these kid that were so mean. it did a number. >> reporter: then she found music and song like gangster's par dies. how did you find music. >> it was a distraction

because it would drawn out the self deprecating thoughts i would have and the terrible things people would say to me. >> reporter: now with her voice coach, she's getting ready to perform at world cafe live hoping her music will not only entertain but help others troubled teens. >> the fact that i can make people happy with my music is so fulfilling and it is so rewarding. >> ♪ >> reporter: her message to other teens struggling emotionally is to reach out for help and be patient, she says that life can change it just might take sometime. she will be at world cafe live on september 29th. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is a beautiful voice. popular social media app snap chatties introducing video recording glasses called spectacles, glasses can record ten seconds of video at a time and then up loaded to the memory section of the app.

spectacles will be available this fall on a limited basis and will cost $130. certainly not cheap. if you need help affording those classes, it is the season to get a job. national companies are looking to hire worker for the holidays and as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan reports, here's a lot some of the opportunities. >> reporter: now hiring for the holidays industries affected by gift giving season has announced big plans to hire seasonal workers. people who typically get paid hourly and work from november through january. target says that for the fourth year in a row it wants to add 70,000 people to work in its stores. the big box stores, expecting more on line orders this year, so it also wants to hire an additional 7500 people to work in the distribution and fulfillment facilities. that is roughly 1,000 more people then last year. toys-r-us is also pushing to hire thousands of seasonal workers, and it could translate into something more permanent, for some hires. the company says that 15 to 20 s

in recent years keep working, even after the holiday season. kohl's said that this week we expect to hire american 69,000 additional workers for the holiday season. if you need a job, go on line. many companies have web sites, specifically hired seasonal workers. macy's announced it will hire 83,000 workers for the holidays. in addition to applying on line you can apply to many seasonal jobs in stores. next month target and toys-r-us will both have national hiring events, at their locations. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. and, speaking of jim donovan he was one of the cbs-3 winners at last night's mid-atlantic emmy a ward in philadelphia. >> wow. >> jim won an emmy for specialty reporting. national the academy of television arts, sciences celebrates journalist on air and behind the scenes for their ago establishments. look at the that guy do you remember him former eye witt the necessary news reporter

walt hunter was honored with 2016 board of governors award. it recognize's walt's very long career in investigative reporting, pat gallen won for best sports anchor and we want to congratulate our other winners at cbs three, greg argos and our promotional team. very well deserved. congratulations to the team. justin joins us now. it feels like the weather has caught up with the calendar. pretty nippy outside. >> yes, waking up to temperatures in the the 40's. i think today will deserve a award for best weather because it is just nice. get outside, enjoy it if you like fall conditions. the classic late september day, here we are at palmyra cove nature park where it is 52 degrees looking across the river. clear skies. the nice shot of the sky line. glassy conditions on the delaware river indicate nothing wind. look the at these numbers. get outside the city, mid 40's in the colder spots. forty-seven in reading. millville back up to 50 degrees. lower 50's in wilmington. were you in the upper 40's earlier this morning. look the at the temperatures

at the shore. north win, cape may at 48. mid 50's stone harbor, ocean city and ocean water temperature still warm at 72 degrees. so quiet up and down the east coast, high pressure largely in charge just blocking any storms from developing, cross the mid-atlantic, heading north east. there is a cold front across central u.s. bringing our next chance for some rain late monday night, tuesday, but we have a good stretch in the forecast for today, and tomorrow, maybe hitting the mountains, enjoying nice conditions there, and couple nights in the the 30's. the decent rebound in the afternoon. the mostly sunny skies. today, tomorrow, lower 60's. on tuesday watch out for these showers around mainly around in the morning. we will get clearing in the afternoon. temperatures right around 64 on tuesday. so here's our rain chances this week. nothing happening to day, or tomorrow, and it is really overnight mop, into tuesday. we will call it 80 percent chance of some showers on tuesday, and not a heavy rainfall but maybe a quarter of an inch or so. so that is good news. we could use some more rain. we will dry it out wednesday. thursday more chances for maybe a scattered shower or

two mainly later during the afternoon. 30 percent chance. most likely we will be dealing with the same thing on friday, as well. the all right. today though, no sweat for any rain. nothing but sunshine. great the football weather for the eagles game, throughout the game it the stays dry, comfortable, temperatures 70 at kick off. sixty's by the end of the game and then on monday afternoon, we will start to see cloud building in, we are not producing any rain just yet but once we head in the overnight hours at two or 3:00 e showers breaking out from west to east and then those showers will stick around in the morning hours on tuesday. the that should slow things down for the morning ride. comfortable high temperatures today. back below average. sixty's to lower 07's this afternoon. once again, it is chilly tonight. if you like cold, open up those windows. nice refreshing air mass in place, once again, mid 40's in the colder suburbs. maybe some 30's in the mountains and around the city talking about low to mid 50's. and then afternoon highs on monday, lower 70's, maybe mid 07's in the warmer spots. overall pattern still remaining on the cooler side. jet stream is doing all kind

of crazy things whip is typical for september. little trough over central united states. trough over us right the now. that is allowing is allowing the cool air in today. we will get a brief warm up mid week. mid 07's. then another trough develops over the northeast. this is what keeps us unsettled. i'll talk about that shower chance, thursday, friday, 30 percent chance. that is because we have a pocket of cool's over us that could produce a shower. nothing widespread. but next week even, it looks like another warm up, temperatures back or slightly above average. today they are pleasant. mostly sunny. 72 degrees. tonight, very comfortable, clear, 54 for the city. colder in the suburbs. the there is that extended forecast, low to mid 07's all week long. showers around. mainly tuesday morning. we could see another shower chance thursday or friday before we dry out for next week even, rahel, back over to you. lets see if the roads look that good. 6:47. the lets go over to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic enter, there i ann. >> rahel, good morning. we're looking at delaware avenue between washington avenue and frankford avenue. it is shut down. quiet for global energy run

taking place from now until 10:30. we will move the traffic cam here to the ben franklin bridge mid span. in delays or problems, on the ben franklin bridge this morning. if you are shore bound it will be a beautiful day, you just heard justin's forecast n delays further up on the the 42 freeway or ac expressway. garden state parkway looks good and in problems on route nine, 47 or 347, black horse and white horse pike look good as well. and that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. >> all right, ann, thank you. city of philadelphia is apologizing for towing vehicles during the free streets event. we told thaw south street was closed between front street and schuylkill river trail. but vehicles were allowed so people could walk, run or bike. city says that some vehicles parked near the route were towed, due to a miscommunication so drivers will receive a refund. as for the event itself, these set to enjoy the city in a new way. >> come down, get coffee and being able to just go down

middle of the street without worrying bit, seeing lots of folks, it is a great opportunity. >> the event was inspired by road closures put in place when pope francis visited the city last year. more fun in ogontz, 35th police district hosted annual community day celebration. "eyewitness news" on the 5900 block of broad street, as a dunkin' booth was part of the fun, and, the phillies fanatic made an appearance. goal, was to promote peace and unity in the neighborhoods. and, it was an evening have of entertainment, fun and food at reading terminal market where saint john hospice celebrated its fall, and, and and part of the award for efforts to end homelessness during flooding. well, eagles quarterback carson wentz talk about how he will deal with the steel tours day, plus penn state and temple boat in action. phillies offense showed up against the mets, the offensive explosion next in

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so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. we will find out how good eagles are when they face steelers right here on cbs-3. both teams unbeaten but the steelers had not won here, since 1965. carson wentz, and eagles offense will face a good pittsburgh defense. ranked 21st overall but steelers allowed 101-yard on the ground. they force carson and eagles to throw the ball hoping he will throw a pick, something he has not done yet this season. number 11 says he is ready. >> we have changed a lot of mixed coverages, both man and

zone last few weeks and steelers like to play a lot of zone. the that is what they do and thrive on. they bring different pressure looks out have of that. we will be ready for it. we have good stuff drawn up. i just have to be really smart with how i distribute the football. >> our decision making, timing, accuracy, we talk about this stuff every day, and in the red zone where carson has to be on point. >> all right. here's the line up today right here on cbs-3. at 11:30 we will get you ready for toyota sunday kick off. then at noon, nfl today followed by broncos and bengals. at 4:25, the big game, steelers and eagles live from the link, we will wrap up the action shortly after midnight in the hyundai sports zone. so, are you on the wentz wagon. you can get on board today, wip tailgate zone on the 11th street side of the wells fargo center, right across the from the link. vittoria woodill and wip fudge will be hopping on that wagon tailgating from 1:00 to 4:00.

lets talk college football home coming for temple owls at the linc facing charlotte. owls looking to rebound against last week's loss against penn state. owls down seven-three. philip with the play action fake, down field, find adone tonis jennings for 51-yard score. owls take a ten-seven lead. still in the second, jihad thomas, hand off, makes a couple defender miss and goes 13-yard to the house. temple up 17-seven. he moves to the right this time he connect was broadrick yancy down the side line. yancy breaks a tackle, 40-yard for the touchdown as owls role on, 48-20 home coming win. and penn state started the big ten conference play in ann arbor facing fourth rang michigan. this was james franklin second trip to the big house in a long day for him and his tonight the any lions. the first quarter wolverines go for it all on fourth down at one. hand off to khalid hill, punches it presidential.

michigan with the lead. later on, hand off to damon smith who scores on the 1 yard touchdown. they blew a a two touchdown lead. michigan in the red zone willard speights, find devon for the score, fourth ranked wolverines who had 515-yard of total offense crushed penn state 49-ten. the phillies go for series split this afternoon against the met, jake thompson on the mound for phillies. the last night phillies bats came to life in a wild game. phillies got off to a fast start, two runners on for miguel franco. he got the that pitch. the met outfielder turn and look the at that three run home run to left center. phillies on top three to nothing. later in the evening alex asher helping his cause with the single to center. that will score tommy joseph and fightins scored five time in the fourth. the to the fourth, phillies up by seven, darren rupp hits his second of the year, three run bomb to center. phillies had a ten to nothing lead. they had 17 hits. and they held on to beat the

mets ten-eight. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day and go birds. >> go bird. >> across the pond now hacker is reportedly trying to sell photos stolen from pip amid will ton, the sister of the duchess of cambridge 6789 pictures have been taken from her icloud account. they are said to include picture of pip a helper fiance and william and kate's children. hacker contacted media organizations demanding a minimum of $65,000. and speaking of the royals, prince william and his wife kate are in canada along with their two young children. canadian prime minister you see there welcoming them at the airport and thinks first official overseas trip for one year-old princess char lieutenant her older brother prince george is three and he has been in australia and new england previously. media will only see the kid a few times during the event. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's what we have at 7:00. manhunt is over, police caught the man who opened fire inside a washington mall, but they

were able to find him. crews battled an oil tanker fire overnight where this is all happening and what the tanker owner says about these concerns. and, a live look outside, justin has your sunday forecast in just a moment.

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a community is in mourning, after two fire fighters are killed while battling a fire this wilmington. this morning we're learning more about who they were. police say they have caught the man who opened fire, in a washington state mall, killing five people, and the strange way they described the suspect killer when they caught up with him. and a puerto rican day parade takes place today special guest from our area will be serving as grand marshall. today is sunday september 252,016th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's send it over to justin for a check of the sunday morning forecast. heavy stepped outside it was very chilly but sun should be out so it should feel nice. >> when you are exposed to the sun it is still strong and fall weather gear needed this morning but you can take it off. >> but not for you. >> i don't wear a coat out there on the sky deck even in the winter. >> i remember last year we were in the middle of the storm and you were out in -- >> don't get me wrong, it is out of pure laziness, quick run out the