right now at 11:00, in custody, a suspect caught on surveillance video. desecrating a local synagogue turns himself into police. >> a key piece of evidence located where authorities say they found a custom jeep believed to be involved in a deadly hit-and-run. look both sides. i believe there's blame on both sides. and i have no doubt about it and you don't have doubt about it

either. >> president trump doubles down he once again says the blame should be shared for the deadly chaos in charlottesville, virginia. the president made those comments during a heated news conference today at trump tower, ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer. david spunt is live in the stat center with reaction to the president's latest remarks. david? >> good evening, president donald trump is in trump tower. he spoke his mind at the news conference earlier. just yesterday, he read prepared remarks from a teleprompter. >> i think there's blame both sides >> inside trump tower, president trump spoke for the third time about out of control race fueled demonstrations in charlottesville, virginia over the weekend. and he didn't hold back. >> many of those people were there to protest the taking down of the statue of robert e lee. this week it's robert e lee. i noticed that stone wall jackson is coming down.

i wonder is it georgia washington next week and thomas jefferson the week after >> when asked about the hate group called the alt right. the president called those protesting that group the alt left, you had a group on the other side came charging in without a permit and they were violent. >> surrounded by a few cabineted member, president trump was supposed to talk about infrastructure but the questions about charlottesville and race took center stage. >> if we continue to create jobs at levels that i'm creating jobs. i think that's going to have a tremendous positive impact on race relations >> the president admonished the man police say drove his car into a crowd. killing a 32-year-old named heather heyer >> the driver of the car is a disgrace to himself, his family and this country. and that is, you can call it terrorism. you can call it murder >> but many have criticized the time between tensions in virginia and multiple statements

on camera from the president. >> i wanted to make sure, unlike most politician that is what i said was correct. not make a quick statement. the statement i made on saturday, the first statement, was a fine statement. but you don't make statements that direct unless you know the fact. it takes a little while to get the fact >> new jersey senator bob menendez tweeted the president of the united states just went on tv and defended people attending a white supremacist rally of neo-nazi and klans men. >> paul ryan tweeted we must be clear, white supremacy is repulsive. this bigotry is counter to all this country stands for. there can be no moral ambiguity. we know that president trump will head back to bed minister new jersey tomorrow as the white house west wing continues renovations >> david spunt

>> >> hundreds of anti-trump protesters gathered outside trump tower, many held signs and chanted. they called the charlottesville violence a horrific terror on humanity >> the president of the aflcio union resigned. he's the fifth member to quit. tomorrow there will be a memorial service for heather heyer. the woman killed in the charlottesville protest. trouble flared again at the city's i mans patient park when a man dressed in a confederate uniform provoked visitors. they ordered a review to you to police respond to rallies in the wake of the traveled. the violence has renewed the debate over whether to remove a statue dedicated to former mayor and police commissioner frank rizzo, hell lynn gim tweeted her support to have the statue come down. frank rizzo junior calls the

campaign misguided >> i never remember my dad being anything but a fair person. if you broke the law, no matter what color you were, he made sure that philadelphia was protected. >> it's about healing our own since, about confronting our own past, and moving forward. >> the rizzo statue was dedicated in 1998. it sits across the street from city hall. a suspect wanted for urinating on a synagogue turned himself into philadelphia police. "eyewitness news" was outside northeast detectives tonight as that suspect surrendered. police say he's a man caught on surveillance video early sunday outside congregation beth solomon on tomlinson road. he approached the synagogue door, made an obscene gesture and relieved himself on walls of the synagogue. >> tonight, major break in an unsolved case we've been following more than a week. alexandria hoff explains police

have located the jeep in the deadly cter city. >> reporter: philadelphia police elieve this lifted four-door life of a woman in center city last week. sunday 6 at 3:15, 53-year-old broed rick of kensington was crossing when ruarge vehicle and left to die. police used surven 2017 jeep wrangler to another stop in the city and days ago offer a poten vehicle and a person of interest. that led to an anonymous according to core document, that jeep was found by business lot in collingdale. collingdale that the vehicle is registered to electrical service a small business listed at that address, according police source, the owner of that vehicle and that business may not have been the

same person behind the wheel during the hit-and-run. they're still looking to speak with the man in the white shirt. reporting from police headquarters, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." a $15,000 reward is offered tonight for information leading to the arrest of an attempted arson suspect. caught on surveillance video last wednesday leaving the underground garage at the police department's 12th district. the building houses the fire department's engine 40. investigators say after getting into the garage through a broken lock, the man poured flammable liquid around nine cars parked inside that garage. he then tried to light the liquid but was unsuccessful. the man left pushing a baby stroller covering his face with cloth. >> you got multiple people in that building, worked throughout the night. an underground fire, could have devastating results. so at this point,s our fire department union, the philadelphia fraternal order of

police and the atf have put up $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of this individual >> police aren't sure if the suspect is homeless, residents in the area trying to get more surveillance cameras installed. north korean leader is backing off his threat to launch ballistic missiles, it came after president trump promised an unprecedented response. defenseattis said the u.s. military is respond in case hees mind, but the trump administration said exposure to the toxic chemical agent orange, congresarthur announced legislation to extend the

the.id agent orange was not used prior to 68 >> 1967, 1968, where they know there was widespread they know there was use before those widespread dates because claims. >> the bill could help nearly 2000 koreanveterans. animal control workers in new jersey remove a three-foot pool in atlantic city. these. the gator was ou this morning. a few hundred yards from lake's bay,am is from. it's now at the cape may zoo. as a higher price tag automatically mean better quality >> when it comes to that bottle of wine, apparently yes, here's a catch. there is a catch. straight ahead at 11:00, why your brain may actually be

tricking you into thinking that expensive glass of veno tastes better. >> next week, total eclipse will make history but it's not the first time for this event. we'll take a look at the last time an eclipse happened in our area, what people here actually saw. lauren? >> the rain moved out and steamy sunshine is moving in. i'll have the details on temperature we haven't felt in two weeks time in your full eyewitness forecast coming up. . the late show is all new and heading your way tonight at 11:35

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clothes and cars, ganything that we have tofound, increased the expectation that a product would taswhich, something to do anthe ventral s. we'll take their word for it but think it's worse mentioning all these research went down inside an mri scanner in which participants tasted the wine lying down. >> difficult to be horizontal and drinking wine >> i wouldn't know anything. i'd be like they all taste the same. >> get me out of the thing >> get me out of here. >> i'm with him. have you ever had an mri >> yes. classphobic. >> interesting stuff. >> did you try any or taste test any boon farm >> i'm on the clock, ukee. of mad dog?

>> i don't know about that >> let's talk about this. ♪ >> we are less than week away from a total eclipse, an historic event and speaking of history, tonight, our david spunt looks back at the last time there was total eclipse in the u.s., and what it was like here in philadelphia. >> reporter: 9:16 this morning, great falls montana so dark motorists drove with lights on. >> february 26th, 1979. a solar eclipse in the northwestern united states. philadelphians expected to see at least something that day but the big story was what didn't happen. we featured it here on channel 3 >> for us, the big show went behind the thick white cloud that was up there. reporter jim hickey went to the franklin institute to see what we didn't >> the late georgia hamilton then director of the plan tear

iam >> i wanted the public to share a partial eclipse. >> almost four decades later >> as an astronomer you're always a victim of the weather >> he owns spectrum scientifics, a store dedicated to the subject. he's been setting up his equipment to view the eclipse on monday. >> definitely going to be noticeable in some fashion, you don't just take four fifths of the sunlight and have it not be noticed >> the last total eclipse specifically over the city of philadelphia happened on july 29th, 1478. long before there was a philadelphia. >> they are interesting because they're probably one of the first things astronomers, going back many, many centuries were actually able to predict >> this at a time when tools were primitive and these glasses didn't exist. let's hope monday isn't a repeat of 1979. >> if you made one of these eclipse watching devices, i'd hang on to it >> the next total eclipse over

philadelphia may 1st, 2079, start the countdown, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." wow. >> waiting awhile for that. >> great information, a great look back at some old employees here. yes. >> that was wonderful it's important to stay safe on the road if usual driving during the eclipse >> experts say you shouldn't watch the eclipse while moving. pick a spot and park. also look out for other drivers trying to watch the eclipse. keep your lights on, keep your advisor down be don't take pictures or videos while driving. our clip fest continues, learn how nasa is turning the event into a chance to study the earth's atmosphere and see how every day americans are joining in. and every day in every newscast we will have you covered with all the eclipse information you need. stay with cbs3 and cbsphilly.com

eclipsefest on cbs3 >> is it too early to talk about monday >> high pressure looking to stay in control, it's a little dicey, it's tuesday forecasting for monday, but so far looking good. fingers crossed >> what about tonight and tomorrow >> tomorrow looking better. sunshine and hot temperatures return after a seasonally unseasonably cool day today with a clouds in place, the rain continuing throughout the day, we're still dealing with low clouds and fog settling in. product of that surface moisture, we had the humidity and the rain and now we have all the moisture lingering at the surface and now, starring to see the skyline being obscured. but winds shifted now out of the north on a back side of a cold front that dropped through and generated that rainfall today, we're not going to feel cooler air but it will be slightly less humid, slightly as we head into the day tomorrow. stormscan 3 showing us rain came

to an end. we're dealing with a foggy conditions because we certainly have moisture to work with. rainfall totals in princeton through the day about an inch and a half. same in dover and doylestown picking up close to six 10ths of an inch of rainfall's mays landing another cool and rainy day for august, 78 high temperature in philadelphia, that's it. normal high would have us at 86 degrees. but temperatures are on the cooler side of average. 63 in mount pocono. 68 in allentown. 73 in atlantic city. still up at 75 in dover. we don't have that heat but we certainly have the humidity but due points are starting to now drop off a bit to the north and west, we're still stuck in with that steam factor, the city and points south ward with due points well up into the 70's but due points starting to drop off a bit into the low 60's in the poconos but because of all of that moisture, we're seeing greatly reduced visibilities. dealing with quarter mile visibility or near so in trenton

and wigt 0 visibility being repd in lancaster. about five miles in methng we'l out for throughout the overnight period and into the early portion of tro well. areas of fog greatly reducing visibilities. 71 degrees our with light winds and then into our wednesday, starting off w a humid. high temperatures haven't been in the 90's in philadelphst 1st. we're not going to deal with much of a breeze to hel off, wind speeds five miles per hour but conversely, hurricanei strong category 1 hurricanes wind at 8il sitting offshore the eastern sea is strengthening.to turn away it's become a category 2 into late day tomorrow, we're notgoi, high rip current risks.

of keep that in mind, search at four to six feet. rough seas and minor beach erosion is possible. sunshine through much of the day along the coast, were he could see a sea breeze generated shower later, high temperatures generally in the low to mid 80's. but do watch out for the high rip current risk. sure to swim in front of a lifeguard, chance of drowning at a lifeguarded beach is one in 18 million. do that. thursday, 84 sunshine spotty storm possible later in the day, then getting a very steamy into friday, and quite stormy as well. models playing out the potential for strong and potentially severe storms as we head late into friday and quieter for the upcoming weekend: >> thank you, lauren. >> poconos? >> and rain. >> stop now. stop. summerfest come on now. >> guys talking about football. sounds like nelson turned the corner, carson misses you.

ryan matthews passed his physical and then the eagles cut him. the move saves them 4 million against the cabs, today was the official end of training camp. they went through a light practice at the novacare complex as they get ready to host the buffalo bills thursday. two weeks ago, 36,000 fans showed up for a practice. carson wentz looking forward >> going to loud, preseason game, never know what to expect, but this is philly, they're ready for it. i expect to be rocking even though it is just preseason >> generally look happy >> jordan matthews and buffalo nelson agholor you moves up, he's the starting slot receiver. most say the 30-year-old pro is having a good training camp. agholor explains why >> i'm older, more aware, played

more football. comfortable in this league, understanding what's going on in this league. >> i think his confidence levels at an all time high right now. and it's something he's worked extremely hard on, and again, judge the looking forward to him playing and getting a lot of time with carson. on to baseball. game two between the phils and padres from san diego, late starts in the west coast, odubel sits this out. he has a career high 17 hitting streak. the fly ball to the left. reese hose kins, the rook key miss plays it. it's 1-0 padres, corey burger with the lynn drive off of mark wider, two runs come in to score and in the fifth, phils trailing 4-0. cardinals red sox, fourth inning. the ground to the third.

and the red sox turn the five, four, three, triple play. the triple digital >> wow. >> they beat the cards 9-4. rarely happens. when it does, the pretty >> it's legitimate. >> thank you, up next, a film under the stars where the comm

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