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championship and the final opportunity for players to get inside the top 125 to qualify for the playoffs of the fedexcup at the northern trust next week and if they're not otherwise eligible to retain their card for next season. and at the top of the leaderboard, two major champions. henrik stenson and webb simpson but also at 15 under, kevin na looking for that breakthrough win after a number of runner-up finishes and david love 3-, at 53 three behind at 13 under after a round of 67 today. and at the last, one of 23 donald ross-designed golf courses in the state of north carolina. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] bill: and here's ryan armour. five behind. 18 playing as the most difficult

hole this week. frank: 3 hybrid. he has to avoid that false front. nick: that's a lot of club. he did well. bill: safely aboard. ian: it's going to be quick, though, i imagine. nick: yeah, anything topside here at 18 is -- touch paper and retire. [laughter] frank: webb has 6. it screams of a little cut in here. bill: if you can land it right on those first couple of paces and just hop it up. been trying all day to keep it under the hole. this is the absolute perfect shot to do that here. got some speed through it. he did it. that's a super shot. bill: hole high. and webb will have an opportunity for birdie. let's go back to amanda.

amanda: here with someone that knows a thing or two about winning the fedexcup. henrik stenson, you seem to be peaninging at the right time. what is going so well? >> i feel like i've been putting well this week. the pace is good. i've seen the lines nicely and when i get it there, i seem to make a lot of putts. to -- so the putting has been solid. hit a lot of good iron shots. a couple of swings haven't been satisfactory. two poor swings cost three shots today but really happy with the way i finished. amanda: first in the field this week in proximity to the hole. what is it going to take for you tomorrow to clinch that first win of 2017? >> hopefully keep playing the same way or even better. i have to hit a lot of 2-irons,

4-irons, off the tee here. be aggressive with the shorter clubs. no change in game plan and roll a to you in. it's a bunched-up field and a lot of players with a chance tomorrow. i'm just happy to be one of them. amanda: good luck tomorrow. bill, he knows a thing or two about what this championship takes. bill: yes, he does. let's look back at the winners. bully horschel with that unbelievable stretch in 2014. jordan spieth in 2015 and rory mcilroy a year ago winning the fedex sup. -- cup. there was some question, sir nick, as to whether rory mcilroy would join the field but he's going to be at the northern trust next week. nick: an amazing two

comparisons. either i'm going to play or taking the rest of the season off. fortunately for us, he'll be there next week. bill: again, our last time tomorrow here on cbs. built ford tough music city knockout from nashville. 1:00 eastern time and then pga tour 2017, a sporting life presented by dick's sporting goods and then we'll be back here at the wyndham championship sedgefield for the final round. the sam snead cut on the line. back with you at 3:00 eastern time. again, the lineup tonight here on cbs, it starts with "48 hours" then "princess diana: her life, her death, the truth." that's all tonight, only cbs. a view of the 18th green from

above. always get some great galleries out here. great fan support for the wyndham championship. the entire piedmont triad area. this would be a nice way for ryan armour to finish. get him within four. nick: it's a tough read, isn't it, frank? frank: yeah, it's slick and breaks so much in the middle as well. that's the issue. bill: coming off a career-best 61 yesterday. nick: that's a great view. he cut across it with the blade of the -- oh, just the tiniest of glancing blows with that stroke. so 72. comes back to 11 under and five

behind henrik stenson. stenson at 16 under. we have three at minus 15. that includes webb simpson. wake forest man. went to college about 30 miles away. grew up in raleigh, now lives in charlotte at quail hollow. to end with a birdie. nick: i was just going to say good, positive, but a little bit too frisky. bill: had his maiden tour win here at the wyndham six years ago. nick: going to have to do a lot of pacing about to pop this one in to stay right there, one back. bill: a lot of great story lines tomorrow. we talked about stenson, having not played well here in the past. a major championship winner.

of course, webb simpson who has a title here. would love to get a secretary. kevin na who won in las vegas in 2011 but you heard him with amanda talk about how frustrating it's been. eight runner-up finishes, eight third-place finishes. will he be able to add a victory here at the wyndham championship? this for par and that was nicely done. 6 for webb simpson. positions himself just one back. henrik stenson will start the final round with a one-shot lead from three others, simpson, that, and schniederjans. davis love iii is just three behind at the age of 56. for all of us at cbs sports, we'll see you back here tomorrow for the final round of the wyndham championship.

>> ♪ >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> if you're going to go after the rizzo statue, then are you going to go after the washington monument and the lincoln memorial, two people that were known to own slaves. are we going to take william penn off the top of city hall. >> tonight at 6 o'clock another tribute to former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo is vandalized overnight. and developing also at this hour, thousands of counterprotesters take to the streets of boston demonstrating against hate following a free speech rally but things didn't stay

peaceful all afternoon. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. what began as a planned free speech rally for activists in boston quickly turned into an anti-hate antiracism movement. crowds of counterprotesters filled the streets surrounding activists and booing their message. at least two dozen people have been arrested as some of the counterprotesters clashed with officers. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig has more. >> reporter: thousands of counterprotester counterprotesters outnumbered conservatives who showed up for a free speech rally in downtown boston. organizers insisted event was not a platform for hate but several alt right speakers attended. tom gallagher says he could not stay home and be silent. >> i respect free speech. that's not free speech.

that's hate speech. he was among a cloud fighting white supremacy that that marched several miles to the boston commons where speakers spoke out from a band stand. steven mcgrath is army veteran and joined the free speech group during the event. >> everybody has different views. if you take it to the violence level then you lose your argument 100 percent. >> reporter: the rally and protest was mostly peaceful an dramatic contrast to a week ago when hundreds of white nationalists violenting clashed with counterprotesters in virginia. heather hire was killed when a white supremacist allegedly rammed his car into a crowd of people. boston police did not want a repeat of what happened in charlottesville so they intentionally kept the two sides separated and limited the free speech event to just two hours. at least 500 officers helped control the crowd. >> i'm proud of the fact that here in boston we're able to have a very successful day. >> reporter: police escorted

one man from a rally wearing a stop white genocide t-shirt and broke up several small skirmishes in an attempt to keep the peace and prevent another tragedy. kenneth craig for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, duke university has now removed a robert e. lee statue from the duke chapel entrance. it was vandalized wednesday night. officials say the decision to remove the statue was done to ensure the safety of students and community members and to express the university's values. in houston thousands have signed a petition to take down the spirit of the confederacy statue. many showed up at the statue for a protest and counterprotest this afternoon. police say they will not tolerate any violence. a memorial service was held today meantime for virginia state trooper killed in a helicopter crash during the charlottesville protest. >> ♪ bag pipes and drums played in memory of lieutenant jay cullen. he was monitoring the white

nationalist protest when his helicopter crashed. a second trooper on board burke bates was also on board. one person in custody suspected of vandalizing a statue. a mural has been targeted. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh spoke to divided neighbors. >> you say you don't like it. that's fine. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: around 2:30 as a group of residents guarded the frank rizzo statue, spray painters targeted his mural in south philadelphia. >> i don't want to see anything get vandalized but i understand people have strong opinions. >> reporter: this isn't the first time this mural has been dee faced. this time the police saw the vandals in action chased them down and you can still see shattered jars of paint on the ground. after deadly protests in charlottesville virginia last weekend over the removal of

confederate monuments there have been renewed calls in philadelphia to take down tributes to rizzo a controversial former mayor. >> rizzo represents racism to a lot of people in philly u. >> reporter: but patricia believes rizzo's image should remain. >> what does frank rizzo have to do with the civil war. >> frank rizzo was with my mother. he's a personal friend of our family. we knew the man personally and we do not feel as though he was racist. >> reporter: meantime in center city overnight ryan ty stood watch over the rizzo statue which has been vandalized several times this week alone. >> are it's not as much for the statue, it's not a political stance it's the fact you're teaching a generation that if you don't agree with something it's okay to demolish it. of. >> reporter: one city leader is pushing for the removal of the statue. those discussions are expected to begin in september. at the italian market anita

oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> so, are you feeling lucky? well you could be the next powerball jackpot winner if you play your numbers right. more than half a billion dollars is on the line tonight. the jackpot has reached $535 million because there has been no winner since june 10th. now, the number represents one of the top 10 powerball jackpots of all time. so, have your numbers ready. that drawing is tonight at 10: 59 p.m. promptly. cbs3 is getting you ready for monday's huge total solar eclipse. some local universities are preparing to host watchers. cleve bryan has that story from rowan. >> reporter: when it comes to the buildup for the solar eclipse few have had more to do than the director of the planetarium. i got your e-mail. >> i'm sorry i can't spell my

own last name. >> reporter: been busy lately. >> i have. >> reporter: she has been guest lecturing for months on solar eclipses and preparing for a big event monday at the university to celebrate the i can clips which has become a national obsession. >> eclipses are not all that rare. they happen about once a year on average. but what's rare both one is that it's in the u.s. which is which has not happened for almost 40 years. >> reporter: the edelman planetarium which has a 40-foot dome screen and seats about 100 people is a great place to learn about astronomy year round. this weekend planetarium visitors wanted to learn more about what else. >> the solar eclipse. >> reporter: what are you excited about with in. >> i never got to see one before this one. >> reporter: this is sort of the calm before the eclipse. munroe and what expects to have more than a thousand people at their event here. they'll be doing shows starting around 12:30. kids' activities and then the main event outside watching

the solar eclipse. >> we'll be giving out 1,000 eclipse glasses on a first come first served basis. >> reporter: sharon weather bee says her and grandchildren are fall on the eclipse. >> it's great for them to experience history and things that happen. >> reporter: astronomers say they're more than happy to welcome eclipse lovers into new realm realms of learning. >> it's a great teaching tool for us. >> reporter: at rowan university cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, cbs news will be broadcasting a live special report on monday from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. right here on cbs3. a team of correspondents will be stationed in the path of totality where the eclipse will be in full effect. coverage again will also be streaming live on cbsphilly.com. so you have to get the perfect spot, right chelsea? i've got my glasses ready. i'm all set. >> and forecast wise is it going to be good? >> yeah, we don't need any clouds. >> i will let you know in just a couple of minutes literally.

let's take you to a look at storm scan3 where we are quiet but we're going to zoom out because we're tracking a couple of showers and thunderstorms out to our west making their way into portions of central pennsylvania. these are going to be trekking on towards the east so we will have the risk for a shower or thunderstorm later on this evening. 8:00 p.m. things looking just fine in philadelphia. 80 degrees. but between about 9 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. we could see a stray shower or storm making its way into center city with temperatures in the upper 70's. we're at 76 by midnight. all of the activity diminishes and things quiet down and skies will be turning mostly clear. the official high temperature today was 88 degrees in philadelphia. the normal high for this time of year 85 so we were about 3 degrees above that. we're now down to 87 degrees in the city. we're in the mid 80's down the shore. 86 degrees in atlantic city. we're checking in right around glow wildwood. 86 trenton. look at these dewpoints a far cry from what we dealt with yesterday when dewpoints are in are -- were in the 70's. 63 in philadelphia and we have

more comfortable where that's coming from. so tomorrow is going to feel great but humidity will be creeping back up later on this week. let's take you to future weather now, show you these showers and storms as they push east. notice they weaken. between 9 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. they'll be crossing the i-95 corridor. a risk for a shower or thunderstorm will be there. starting out sunday with tons of sunshine then plenty of sunshine as we head into the afternoon so a great pool day on tap, a great beach day as well. here's you were forecast for tonight. stray shower early mostly clear. tomorrow mostly sunny less humid a high temperature around 88 degrees. a quick check at our live neighborhood network, people still out on the beach in rehoboth. 85 degrees sunday s-lots of sunshine. great beach day on monday 83 degrees. risk for an isolated thunderstorm as we head into tuesday. let's take you to your eyewitness weather seven-day forecast. i told you i would let you know about the weather for the eclipse. things are looking great,

mostly sunny skies, 89 degrees a great weather for eclipse viewing and then 92 on tuesday. we'll see an increase in humidity so that means chances for storms as we head into tuesday and wednesday but a taste of fall by the end of the week and next weekend. >> nice. >> already. >> i'm just happy about monday. thank you. got my glasses. all right lesley. i'm all set. what's happening with the eagles. >> they had the day off today. they'll be back on the practice field tomorrow t on monday they'll value joint practice with the dolphins. the two teams will be playing at the linc thursday night. this past thursday night derek barnett had another great game notching his third bat of the preseason. practicing with first team defense. d line coach wilson was asked if barnett should start in washington for the season he or. >> he's played against solid competition but to see him going after the one day after day are going to be the critical factors. he's a rakim he key. he hasn't had a break since

his bowl game. >> i think i need top continue continue -- to continue to improve and there's things -- there's a lot of things i should have done better. >> the phillies headed west this week. the giants and padres. they have nothing to show for it dropping all five games. tonight they hope top get a win when jerad eickhoff takes the mound. last night derek partly cloudy with a double scoring two runs and the giants never looked back. the phillies could not figure out the giants' matt moore. he came into the game with the highest era for starter and held the phils to just two runs in seven and a third innings. phillies drop their sixth straight game 10-two the final. they'll try again tonight. >> a little bit of a struggle. thank you lesley. how daring are you? would you whiz through the middle of a city on a mat? why a massive

water slide appeared in the middle of the city. that's coming up next. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. while the 2018 winter olympics are several months away residents in seoul south korea repeg the benefits. a massive water slide stretching 328 yards was installed in town to promote the games. thousands of folks took a leap of faith and slid their way through the center of town. the 2018 winter olympic games return to the country next year for the first time since the 1988 summer olympics. we'll be right back. that looks like fun, right? i'd do

>> finally tonight it was a long day for officers in jackson new hampshire when a llama got loose this week. the llama got out of his pen to chase a bear who was after some ducks that were housed near his enclosure. the llama got as far as a local golf course surprising those on the green before officers wrangled noir and brought him home. a gentle tug coaxed him. just needed a little love to get back home.

for lesley chelsea all of us captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: dueling rallies in heart of boston. right-wing demonstrators and thousands marching against hate fill the streets. the protests are mostly peaceful but skirmishes break out. also tonight, police in the line of fire. six officers are shot, two fatally in florida and pennsylvania. terror in spain. the hunt for the suspected ringleader. things are looking up, way up, for business owners in this eclipse town. >> reporter: are you going to run out of beer? that would be, like, a major problem, probably for people. >> we're concerned. >> ninan: and time takes its toll on pig ben. the famous clock tower is about to fall silent for repairs. >> it's the reason safety officials say they had to