he didn't rare for that debate, you though, at one point he was kind of digging me for spending time off the campaign trail to get prepared but just trying to keep track of everything he says took a lot of time and effort. >> today, it was first of clinton's three planned visits this week to north carolina, that state is a toss up. donald trump participated in a continue hall heating with hispanic leaders in miami as he continued to reach out to minority voters. the republican nominee is playing, defense, after last night's debate performance, trump complained that the had later threw tougher questions his way and following questions, about a sniffing sound, trump blamed the microphone. >> my fike phone was terrible. i wonder if it was set up on purpose. high microphone in the room they could not hear me talking about very important subjects, including jobs, including immigration, our military, our vets taking care of our vets.

>> the candidate's next debate is scheduled in st. louis on october the ninth. on this day after the first clinton/trump hatch up vice-president joe biden came to philadelphia for that the voter registration take, but the vice-president, could not help but target donald trump's debate performance. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is in election central with more, greg, tell us about it. >> reporter: vice-president briefly talk about the need to register to vote but he really focused most of his speech this morning on a attacking donald trump and tonight we're hearing there both, of course, the vice-president and also, governor mike penc. lets take a listen. >> good to be back in philadelphia. >> in a 30 behind speech pitched to get people to register to roth, vice-president joe biden, on drexel's campus tuesday, says exactly six seconds doing that. >> register, vote, so get out and get it, we need you badly. >> reporter: rest of the time biden stumped for hillary

clinton and focused his attention on his rival, donald trump. >> well, folks, you saw that debate last night, didn't you. i'd tell what you if this choice isn't clear, i don't know, oh, my lord. >> reporter: report vice-president harping on this exchange during the debate hon night. >> why won't he release his tax returns. >> clinton going new york businessman doesn't pay federal taxes and trump firing back. >> i will release my tax returns, against my lawyers wishes, when she releases her 33,000 e-mails, that had been deleted. >> reporter: on cbs this morning trump's running mate mike pence responded to whether or not trump paid federal taxes. >> did he confirm last night that he did not pay taxes is this it appeared that way. >> well, yeah, he said afterward that he has paid federal taxes. >> reporter: he characterized clinton's debate performance as one prepare, stale, and more of the usual. >> hillary clinton last night,

30 years in public life, it was just, a well scripted presentation of the status quo. >> reporter: coming up tonight at 6:00 you will a's hear what the vice-president, says is trump's flaw in his campaign, and why governor pence says it is actually a benefit coming up in just about one hour. for now we are live from election central i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. lasalle university is next philly school where hillary clinton will get another white house pitch, first lady michelle obama will campaign for clinton at lasalle's tomorrow toll gola arena tomorrow at tune. from there looks obama will appear the at university of pittsburgh on get out vote for clinton. voter registration events are taking place across the city and suburbs on national voter registration day. "eyewitness news" at abraham link than high school in northeast philadelphia, there high school seniors throughout the area were informed about the importance of voting, and encouraged to register for

upcoming elect. and there are, only 41 days, until that election day, be sure to stay with cbs-3 and cbs philly.com for very latest. home land security secretary, jay johnson says that the domestic terror attacks are now as much of a threat to the nation as foreign attacks. >> this threat is, challenging and it includes not just terrorist inspired attackses. we have a new category which we refer to aster wrist enabled attacks which is something in between terror directed and terror inspired and every once in a while something we referred to aster wrist validated where a terrorist organization may take credit for something after the attack good johnson testified in front of the senate committee this morning on security threat facing the united states, 15 years after 9/11. he told congressional leaders that these evolving terrorist tactics makes insuring public safety, much more complicated. the investigation continues, into the row home fire that claim the lives of two wilmington fire fighters and we are now learning about

services. viewing for senior fire fighter, jerry fiches junior is thursday there 5:00 to 8:00 h in hockessin with another friday afternoon. services for christopher leach begin at 10:00 at saint elizabeth catholic church in wilmington. a joint memorial is set for saturday at noon at the chase center on the wilmington river front. a house explosion claims the life of a new york city battalion chief and injured more than a dozen other first responders, it happened this morning in the bronx, police and fire official where is called to the scene for a report of a gas leak. authorities say that michael fahey died after being hit by falling debris. he was a 17 year veteran of the fire department, and nine other fire fighters and six police officers were also hurt in that blast. >> it is a reminder of the dangers that our first responders face every day, dangers that of the men and women of the fdny face and bravery with which they do

their job. >> the cause of the explosion is under investigation, and authorities are looking into whether the home was the site of a drug lab. back on another area good news for drivers who use the schuylkill expressway. big changes are coming to help improve your commute. penndot has announced a new plan to reduce congestion, between king of prussia and philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us now to tell you more about the new plan and alex, i cannot the wait. >> reporter: well, ukee, the traffic demand in this area of the schuylkill expressway has doubled since 1960 and topography of the area has not left much room for improvement. penndot says they are turning to new technology. congestion, routinely experienced by commuters in the schuylkill expressway, between valley forge and route one is notoriously unpredictable and it seemed geographically impossible to manage. >> i'm always asked is there anything you can do with i-76? today i'm happy to say, yes,

there is something that we can do. >> reporter: feasibility study into the 12-mile, four lane section of the the highway has produced a plan, partnership between penndot and septa that includes the use of new technology to remedy traffic flow. part-time shoulder use will soon be a reality, but first for pennsylvania. that change will take several years, but comes with other improvements. >> we are going to institute a pilot program for penndot to own and manage traffic signal system, along several arterial roads running parallel, and near to i-76. >> reporter: pen to the will implement variable speed limits and real time detectors to warn drivers of travel conditions. partnership with septa seeks to open up new options to drivers win creased service and greater capacity by level locomotives and real time brand new parking options displayed for drivers. >> by building a garage we can track new customers to septa and manayunk, norristown regional rail line, especially

those who want to avoid tail travel congestion on the schuylkill expressway. >> reporter: following this announcement governor tom wolf says that this section of the expressway will remain a focus and a priority for his administration, and drivers will likely see much of these changes take shape between 2018, and 2020. overlooking the schuylkill expressway i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" it is time. we have out grown it. alex, thank you. more welcomed news for drivers of philadelphia, walnut lane bridge reopened to traffic today. bridge has been shut down since april, crews will keep working on the the sidewalk, and make repairs to the concrete arch as part of the nearly 15 million-dollar project. the historic bridge was built in 1907 and carries 17,000 vehicles per day over the wissohickon creek. this morning's wet weather just a drop in the bucket, conditions are still dry but that much needed rain is now on the way. meteorologist kate bilo was live on the cbs-3 sky deck where she's tracking our next

round of wet weather. >> almost heart to believe that we started this morning with clouds and rain. it is beautiful out here right now, but we did get at least a little bit of needed rain this morning. lets look at rainfall totals from our area, mainly overnight and into the early morning, allentown pick up a third of an this much, wildwood .3, wilmington .14 inches, here in philadelphia just over a tenth of an inch of rain. now things have really improved. the skies have cleared, sunnies shining, we are at 57 in philadelphia. the it feels great. sixty-eight in millville. 68 degrees in atlantic city. we do still have cloud hanging on down the shore, the showers just push off the coast but what we're watching is an upper level storm system split is right there big circulation with that and this is going to be dominating our weather pattern for the next several days. coming up we will tell but when that system meanders in our region when to expect heaviest rain and what to expect for the weekend. for now back inside to you. >> thank you, kate. coming up on "eyewitness news" three parents and a baby, one baby and the baby

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monaco grand prix. >> it is sort of a bucket list thing. >> reporter: on the day of the trip they took this picture outside airport, but a check in, everything changed. >> get up to the gate agent, and she just looks at our passport, starts shaking her head. >> reporter: problem, sutherland's were traveling in late may and returning the first week of june. their passports weren't expiring until late august but many countries in europe require passports to be valid up to six months, beyond your return date. a shock to the sutherland's. >> it was like being punched in the gut. >> reporter: travel experts say countries do this in case of an unexpected stay. >> you get in an accident, and all of a sudden you are in a hospital for a few months. they don't want to deal with someone who doesn't have a valid passport. >> reporter: getting a passport renewed can take eight days, the sutherland's got lucky they went to a local passport agency and were able to get a new one in a few hours. airline got them on a plane to

france the next morning, just enough time to headache the grand prix in monaco. by the way, the state department's u.s. pass forward site actually lets travelers enter their international destination so they can find out how long their passport needs to be valid for. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. kate joins us now with our forecast, beautiful now, but. >> but. >> there is always the but. >> the however. >> we have more rain on the way and it looks like it will be a glummy end to the week. my advice get outside now or tomorrow morning and enjoy sunshine but once we lose sun tomorrow afternoon we may not see it for several days, and it is all thanks to a stubborn upper level low pressure system that is right now over the great lakes but it is heading our way. we will explain what that will be, in just a moment, lets start with a look outside where it is turning out, cloudy down the shore. we will take to you two separate spots across the region and you can see the difference. this is the same front that came through overnight here in philadelphia, steady showers were around 4:00 a.m. but down the shore, it has yet to clear.

the showers have moved off the coast, and the clouds are still in place, and there in ocean city. this is in kutztown and it is beautiful. not a cloud in the skies. deep blue sky, in fact, 71 degrees right now looking fantastic. so really all depend where you are. there that is front. it has moved off shore and you can see cloud still hanging on down the shore but further north and west and even here in philadelphia we were battling with the cloud cover around noon time and now blue skies has broken out and it looks beautiful. here's our troublemaker, right here, you can see that counterclockwise swirl, showers, cloud over the great lakes, what we're seeing with this is it will dive on south and really dictate our entire weather pattern, through the end of the week. the it is what we call a closed low what happens whene get a closed low you get an area of low pressure that cuts off from the main jet stream flow. jet stream is an area of strong wind in the upper at whose fear generally speaking this time of the career jet stream is off to the north. this low though, it is not connected to the jet stream which means it has nothing to get it out of here. very slow moving, they tend to

me ander and sit over, one dedicated area, for several days at a time producing clouds, showers, and unsettled weather and that is what we will be seeing through the even of the week. the in the near term, overnight looks good, tomorrow we will wake up to lots of sunshine blue skies looking beautiful but tomorrow afternoon the cloud will start to roll back in. tomorrow, it is not a wash out h fact we may stay dry for much of the day. by eight or 9:00 p.m. a couple of showers move back in and then overnight we will start to see heavier showers, and thursday, it looks like a cloudy, wet day with scattered showers and even some steady rain, especially in our far western suburbs. forecast rain amounts, again we need rain, we have just a little bit this morning just over a tenth of an this much, you can see steady rain right through end of the week and into the weekend, mainly off to the southwest, and here in our western suburbs, pennsylvania, down toward d.c., those are areas that can see inch and a half to 2 inches of rain. this shifts just a lit built to the east we could end up getting a whole lot more rain here in fail and that is

something we have to plan for. especially thursday, and into friday. overnight tonight, just a few patchy clouds. just a cool night. thanks to the lack of cloud cover, last night was warmer with more clouds in place, and tonight, not so bad. tomorrow we will see sunshine early, showers by evening, at 76 degrees. you're witness weather three day forecast though not seeing a lot of sun. once that sun goes a waste tomorrow afternoon we will see some changes, moving in the area, and as some showers pick up on thursday, showers looks heaviest on thursday and steady as well, friday, clouds, showers, again, i've got some news for the weekend coming up in our weekend watch but we have not had much rain lately, conditions are pretty dry right now. will that affect our fall foliage this year. meteorologist justin drabick has the answer. >> with the green leaves on area trees will transform in it or range, red and browns of autumn. our summer was hot and dry,

and, good amount of rain soon it could impact the fall colors. every fall we are treated to mother nature's brilliant display but this year could be less colorful because it has been so dry, in fact, parts of the area are under a drought watch. and and that is affect. >> theresa cross the region will start to turn and right now heather is crucial for the fall color. >> more rain is on the way and into the weekend. and that could put a dent in the deficit. the timing could be important for leave peepers but it is not just about the rain. the bob's from the more is arboretum says the recipe for perfect fall colors is also a perfect fall day. >> weather impacts the intensity of the colors, sometimes, to get the brighter red, brighter orange, and if you have, nice blue skies, and blue days and school, crisp, pull your sweater on nights. that gives you, great fall color. >> and you may have heard that

that fall foliage is running behind schedule this year. that is just a myth. the length of the day and night is responsible for turning the leaves. that toss than the change from year to year. average peak in the philadelphia area is late october, so start planning your getaway right now. >> there is never a bad fall, never a bad time to get out with your kid, get out with your friend and then look at what is going on, and enjoy it. >> some of the best places to view foliage are morris and tyler arboretums, wissohickon and washington state park, valley forge and belmont plateau in fair mount park or anywhere you can see hill side. from the einstein health care science center i'm meteorologist justin drabick. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" another long time celebrity couple is calling it quits. looking for something to do this weekend. how about a hundred things to do in philly before you die. pennsylvania the path gallon has a great resource for you, don. paying tribute to an all time great, loss of arnold

palmer is being felt all over, including south jersey. we will go to one of palmer's old stumping ground when we come back in sports. live schieber.

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don joins us now and what a loss for not only golf but for the entire sporting world. >> talk about the king, yes. >> especially for this region because arnold palmer had a real connection with the delaware valley. so, let's august about that right thousand, sports world continues to mourn the loss have of one of golf's all time greats, arnold palmer. locally that loss is felt in atlantic city country club, the club was a favorite of palmer's in the coastguard and stationed in cape may in the 1950's. his locker at the course, clubhouse and picture of palmer are now draped in black while the course's flag flies at half staff. former owner of the club jim

frazier, told "eyewitness news" about how palmer came to play at the club, all of those years ago. >> got a call from the local pro who knew arnold's dad, and keep in mind he was not arnold palmer at the time. instead i got this kid, he is a good golfer, can he come up and play atlantic city. i said, high dad says absolutely because my dad had been in the military and he would have let him in anyway. that is how arnold whenever he got time off with the coastguard in cape may he would get the a ride up here somehow, and play golf here, or hit balls, play with some members. >> arnold palmer will be missed. all right. making transition now training camp is officially underway for sixers in stockton, new jersey. they only won some games but they have excitement for new kiddies sky-high. coming up at 6:00 we will hear from brett brown on what he thought about nerlens noel's comments about the log jam at center. nerlens not happy, doesn't

think it is a situation they can work through. the team is standing pat, we want to hear brett brown at six. >> it looks like nerlens had bulked up. >> yes, he looks difference. >> nerlens was always super skinny. >> he is coming to play. thanks, buddy, a rebater it. coming up next, in the next half april hour just in time for holidays a new kind of gift card is hitting store shelves and it will help you get where you wanting to. reaction is coming in from overseas, hear what some are saying about the presidential debates and odds makers are betting on, who is the next president of the united states. governor christie weighs in on the bridge gate scandal which is playing out in court, his story does not line up with what a former alley is swearing to on the witness stand today. the latest, next. and new tonight at 6:00 o'clock a common cut nearly, killed him, you won't believe the injury for this south jersey man on the brink of death. stephanie stahl shows us how a

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the presidential election and, indications for the world, viewers in many countries watched the clinton/trump debate with high interest. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. that first presidential debate was broadcast live in many countries, with groups of people gathering for viewing parties. >> really smart... >> coffee shop in beijing, a few dozen millennials tuned into watch donald trump verse hillary clinton. several felt they misrepresented relations between u.s. and china but thought trump would be more friendly toward their country. this student says quote i personally liked trump's character and feels like a tighter but from the performance i think clinton was more like a mature politician. russian tv says that the candidates were ready for

confrontation and on the streets of moscow, reaction varied. this young mother says that the u.s. would blame russia for anything right now and with clinton suggested that russia could be behind recent cyber attacks this 29 year-old engineer said... quote maybe those were in fact russian hackers but i don't think they were operating on the order of the government. as critiques came in from south korea some have a all together different take on the debate. one diplomate summed it up as boring, saying both candidates lacked leadership, cares had. odds makers in london pick hillary clinton as clear winner of the debate with two to five odds, she will be the next president. and next week the vice-presidential candidates will go head to head from their one and only debate that will be held tuesday october 4th at long wood university in farmville, virginia. cbs news correspondent and cbs and anchor elaine, will maryland rate. two months after the democratic national convention in philadelphia, the host committee has released the

list of the donors who helped pay for it. in an 1100 page filing with the federal elections commission, the commit thee says that it received 85 million-dollar in donations, including, more than 1 million from facebook. there was also five million-dollar, via in kind donations, host committee chair hand ed rendell says there were no city contributions. the prosecution, star witness, take the stand in the bridge gate trial. today david wildstein testified this new jersey governor chris christie was, informed about the george washington bridge lane closures, as they were happening. the former port authority executive testimony is part of the trial for christie's former aid bridget kelly and bill baroni, christie's top appointe in the port authority. today christie again denied any involvement with the lane closures. >> from the moment, all this became public, my one job was to make sure that i told the people of new jersey the absolute truth, i have, i will continue to, and no matter

what else anybody says, that will in the change. >> closures were set to be in retaliation against fort lee's mayor for not endorsing christie and his reelection bid. a heat wave is fueling a wild fire that is burning near san jose, california. fire officials, blaze forced hundreds of residents to leave their homes in that mountain community. no injuries reported but flames have destroyed at least one home, they threatened another 300 buildings. fire is about 50 percent contain. a vermont man who spent a week clinging to a life raft has been rescued. coastguard brought nathan carmina shore in boston. nine days ago nathan and his mother linda sailed from rhode island. according to the co company guard nathan says their boat took on water and then sank. a freighter spotted him on a inflatable raft. nathan, who authority says has a mild form of autism is now in good condition, and his mother is presumed dead. friend say that the two bonded

over their fishing trip. it is not easy being a saint, now it is becoming even harder. pope francis has approved new rules, for sainthood. it the change's replied to how alleged miracles can be approved. healing house now being examined, by at least six medical experts, and instead of the simple majority, it will take a 23rd majority to agree that a healing, has no scientific or natural explanation. well, a local knitting club celebrates a milestone. >> group is donating its 10,000th custom blanket for children in need. "eyewitness news" was there as members of the blanket circle and maris grove retirement community in glen mills millions marked that occasion with the lunch. the group was founded eight years ago and made up of 145 members who donate their time by making blankets. well, it is a girl, she just doesn't have a name quite yet, the philadelphia zoo announced gender of the baby gorilla born in august, and they do want your help, naming her. for a dollar you can choose

between four names, the money will go toward gorilla rehabilitation and conservation and that voting end thursday at 4:00 p.m. just go to the philadelphia zoo's web site we have a link at cbs philly.com and you can make your pick. >> very cool, very cool. last week it was brand and angelina and now another long time hollywood couple is breaking up the inside details coming up. plus doctors say a baby born from three parents, how they did it ahead in health news, katie? well, weekend turns out anything like this afternoon, we are in luck. we just to have watch this, stubborn upper level low pressure system that will continue to impact our area, it will ease its grip a little bit this weekend, that is good news but still have a chance for showers on and off throughout the day saturday, sunday has better chance to be dryer and warmer, then likely the better weekend if you are making outdoor plans.

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lodge cat parents, medical first was announce today and we are also getting the first look, at the baby. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain just how this all happened. >> reporter: yeah, it is complicated. >> okay. >> reporter: stay with me on this one. this is a controversial new technique involving dna from three parents. it is an effort to avoid a genetic disease carried by the mom. researchers were able to use just, some of her dna, along with an egg, from a donor. scientists say that this baby boy's birth is a medical break through. >> indeed, it is research. >> reporter: this is doctor john, holding first baby conceived through a new in vitro fertilization technique that used dna of three people, moth are whose name is withheld carries genes for a rare disorder called lee syndrome. the doctor created embryos using sperm of the father, egg of the mother and another egg from a donor. the goal, to switch out is what called the faulty dna

which could pass on the disease. >> the dna, is a very desperate situation for the baby. >> reporter: similar technique is approved in the uk, three parents procedures are considered controversial but the doctor says even traditional ivf was met with resistance at first. >> it the has to be done carefully. >> reporter: baby is six months old and doing great and giving other parents with genetic struggles hope. now this procedure is not approved here in the united states, so the parents who are from jordan traveled to mexico, to have the surgery performed. a nation science, i think issue, involves a lot of the ethics and morals around stuff like that. >> really interesting. we will see what comes of it. well, you where to see what could be a star's last hooray. >> that is hubbell space telescope captured end of the the star similar to our sun,

the burned out star is being white dot in the center of the photo. around it is a network created by car casting off its outer layers of gas. our sun will eventually burnout, as well, but reza shourd that won't happen for another, oh, 5 billion years. nasa hubbell space telescope said this apparently shows, a plume of water erupting from jupiter's moon. the suspected plume is light blue area at bottom left there. much is covered with ice. its ocean contains twice as much water as earth's oceans. a major typhoon has slammed into the island nation have of taiwan, this evening. there are reports that four people have have been killed, many more injured. tie fun mcgee is more than 300 d greater than 120 miles per hour. all schools and businesses were closed in anticipation of the heavy wind and rain. thousands of people are evacuating the highest risk

area. satellite images show that storm making land fall tonight. this is the fourth such storm, to hit taiwan this year alone. and it was a rain out for the royal couple touring in canada. >> it change their tour plans, quite a bit. it was umbrella up for the duke and duchess of cambridge as they arrived, amid heavy rain and stormy weather cancelled their book turra long the coast. instead, the pair enjoyed a cultural ceremony inside a community home held by members of the local group wearing traditional dress. very nice. kate bilo joins us now, it looks like we could be getting that rain, not that rain but rain that looks like that rain. >> yes, we have rain on the way. >> looking at video from taiwan it the makes our rain seem like a drop in the bucket. that is a terrible situation there but we need some rain and we have a few chances at it late this week. that doesn't mean we will say good bye to the sun for a few days, but we are enjoying this fall weather and sunshine. >> i know folks going to the beyonce concert on thursday and should they be concern. >> thursday would i plan for wet weather.

it doesn't look like a total wash out as of right now but it does have a chance to be a total wash out because when we're dealing with one of these upper lows it is unpredictable where showers and heavier rain will form. as of right now it looks like the heaviest rain will stay off to the west but we have to keep an eye especially on thursday, and, then right now though things look beautiful. if you want to see fall sunshine get outside this evening. it is a beautiful evening. here's bethlehem with that deep blue sky, and it looks fantastic. we're heading toward sunset but still looking blue, out there, in northampton county, and we're starting to see a few of those fall colors, begin to change, and we will head into october, that is when we will start to sees first in the poconos, and then down in the lehigh valley and then eventually by late october, that is when foliage peaks for us here in philadelphia. lets take another look at one of the spots on our live neighborhood network camera, thinks at the junior/senior school in bernville. up toward the poconos where again we have got blue skies and things looking very nice, this afternoon, it is 72 degrees right there right now. contrast that with the shore, beach patrol headquarters in margate where beach is pretty

empty and the sides are looking overcast thanks to the same front that came through our area last night. it brought .12 inches to philadelphia now it has started to clear coast but you can see clouds just now, moving out of the shore points. it has been on balance, pretty cloudy day for our south and earn zones. zooming out you can see showers moving away, we're in a little bit of the break but here is that low, we were talking about yesterday, that counterclockwise circulation and what this is going to do is meander down just off to the west and pretty much just sit and kind of bounce around a little bit for a couple of days. it is going to be cut off from the main jet stream so it has in where to go whiz means it is like that unwanted house guest that over stays its welcome. we need rain but we don't need gloom and doom for days upon days and it looks like into the week end that slow moving low will continue to bring rain chances on and off, even right through saturday. checking in with your eyewitness weather watchers, they are enjoying a beautiful afternoon outside with lots of sunshine and temperatures pretty seasonal, in the 70's.

we're looking at 74 degrees as we check with steve schwartz. he is in bensalem. he has a lot of sun and he says comfortable dew point, 54, great least coverry after the rain, and boy it was beautiful. i went out for a run this morning in the upper 60's. a few clouds, nice breeze and now sun shining, cross most of the area. margot is in buena vista township. as you can see a few more clouds there and we are seeing more cloud as we head toward the coast. so gary is showing those skies, clearing here, blue skies, trying to work its way in for most of the us here the blue sky has won the battle and also showing this beautiful image of his bum many bees gathering late season nectar. is there the bum many bee what a great the shot that is. hopefully didn't get stung trying to get that shot. take a look at what we can expect rain wise over the next several days. this evening is beautiful. tomorrow is kind of an upside version of today, it starts out, beautiful, sunshine in the morning but then if you are at work late tomorrow evening, grab an umbrella leaving the house. rain could arrive especially after night fall tomorrow evening. thursday looks like it may be the most unsettled day we will

have this week, and then showers at times and even perhaps some steady rain, and then friday into saturday remaining unsettled, with the chance for showers and storms. we have got something to watch in the tropics as well. thinks an invest that has 90 percent chance of development in the next five days, likely will be idea regulars and then possibly matthew. what i want to watch the model with this system. when does saturday this takes it due west in the caribbean sea. watch what the models do, they take this as a sharp turn to the north and that is what we have to keep an eye on. if this heads north and bohamas or florida it could impact us or impact atlantic seaboard. it wouldn't be another week and a half, we still have time we will keep you posted on. that for now not the a concern for us especially. overnight a few clouds, still cool, 58 degrees, tomorrow starts with sun and showers could role in after night fall. 76 degrees. your forecast looks glummy here in the end of the week. steady showers thursday, saturday, clouds maybe some

sun and a shower and it looks like we will try to clear out as we head into sunday, monday, and tuesday. ukee and jessica, back over to you. kate, thank you. newlywed couple was surprised, in new york city central park. >> they were surprised in more ways then one, actor tom hanks unexpectly jumped through a couple's recent wedding photo shoot in the middle of the afternoon but he also offered to officiate their wedding. they were already married. so services were not needed. he did stick around for photos though. >> yes, that is great. >> he was going to do it, everybody shouted out, run forest run. >> how many times do you think he hear that is. >> too many. >> another long time hollywood couple may be listening to adele's music to help get over a break up. first brad pitt and angelina jolie calling it quit and now niomi watts and liev schieber. >> louie agear joins us from los angeles with their. >> reporter: one thing they have in common is mixing work and play. tonight we will go inside why the couple who works together

doesn't always stay together. >> of course, we loved to work together a lot more. >> you don't need couples, real life couples on screen a lot i don't know if you can do it too many times. it can be jarring. >> get myself together. >> reporter: their latest rolls in the bleeder will be their last time playing a married couple, while in a relationship. as niomi watts and liev schieber announced their split after 11 years. there was no sign of strain early this month when the two promoted their films together, and convenient ace. >> high beautiful and talented partner in crime, for over ten years. niomi watts. >> they played a married couple in crisis and hard not to take net is their parallels brad and angelina's final bill before their break up, also after 11 years, in by the sea. our relationship insider doctor robbie ludwig explains how act ago long side your

significant other could fracture the foundation of the relationship if it is isn't solid in the first place. >> it could bring up issues that come up for them that are going on in their own relationship and if they don't know how to separate what is going on in the movie, with their personal life, it can really create a lot of tension and chaos emotionally. >> we will have more on this story tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. >> louie, thanks. still ahead on "eyewitness news" do you got plans this weekend. >> plenty to do from museums to festival to just about anything you can imagine, in fact, our pat gallen tells you about 100 things to do in philadelphia before you die. we will be right

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>> i have seen that. >> yes. >> i have seen that around the city. >> yes. >> very cool. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> mr. finnerty can we talk to you sir. >> no. >> can we talk to you about this? "eyewitness news", exclusive, joe holden goes looking for answers in the sexual harassment allegations against high ranking philadelphia parking authority official. and the vice-president is in town to pitch voter registration and instead throws a curve ball at done add trump. joe biden's criticism and how mike pence is defending trump. almost 300 years of history could soon come crashing down, i'm cleve bryan in bellmawr new jersey where people are trying to save a historic at house, before it beast comes part of the high way. and, it has turned out to be a beautiful day after a bit of a damp, glummy start but more wet weather is on the way, coming up we will tell you when steady rain will fall, we will time it out throughout the even of the week and let you know when the weekend looks good for outdoor

plans, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. it involves you, sir, doesn't it. >> have a nice day i. >> do you admit to these allegations? we begin at 6:00 with an "eyewitness news" exclusive, tough questions for the executive director of the philadelphia parking authority, as he faces sexual harassment allegations. tonight, new revelations in the p pa scandal. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. our joe holden was only report shore confronted vince fenderty about those accusations, and, joe joins us live from p pa headquarters in center city with more, hi there, joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, good evening. there are major developments here at p pa just within the last few hours. today started with the board, supporting, vince finnerty and then just within, say about two to three hours ago, it was discovered that