after a man reportedly pulled a gun on police. what investigators are saying about the shooting, this morning. plus, someone's got a hot ticket from last night's power ball drawing but is it the big jackpot? get out your ticket and check the numbers. and one day before the big show in the sky, a local university shows us how it is getting ready for the first total solar eclipse in this country in decade. it is sunday august 20th, good morning, i'm jan carabao. how is weather looking for that long awaited eclipse plus today's forecast. here's matt peterson with eyewitness weather. nice way to start the week today. >> wonderful sunday. little bit humid outside yesterday. >> it was. >> did you notice how comfortable it thinks morning. >> glorious, fantastic. >> it is, it is a great start to sunday and wonderful afternoon as well. sunshine will be abundant. we will see temperatures that are not that different from saturday afternoon but big

difference is that lower humidity. already here this morning it is a wonderful scene outside in the downtown center city area. this picture from cbs-3 looking down spring garden street this morning. while it is quiet right now you can see that sun coming up and it will be a very, very nice, not just morning but afternoon, as well, cross the entire delaware valley. we are looking for temperatures to once again be more than just comfortable. storm scan three, also a quiet scene this morning, we do not have any cloud c precipitation,t one point a few very, very,ork their way through delaware but that has been over for the last couple of hours or so. beside that we were completely dry and it has been a quiet start to our sunday. going outside this is what we are dealing work condition wise here we are going with 69 in the philadelphia area. our dew point at 60. yesterday at this time we were looking at dew points in the lower 70's.

same goes for the shore, couple degrees cooler by the beach. 67 degrees there our dew point right around 61 and as we head up in the poconos, check this out dew points down in the 50 's and our actual air temperature is at 58 degrees. here's our forecast for the entire day, we will go up to 87 in philadelphia down the shore in the poconos a little bit cooler then that, jan as we talk about that he eclipse forecast in a little bit. >> matt, thank you. happening right now a man is hospitalized after an officer involved shooting in north philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at philadelphia police headquarters with the very latest, so do we know what led up to the shooting. >> reporter: well, good morning, jan. we're starting to learn more about those details, right now apparently that man is at temple university hoff after he reportedly point aid gun at police and they shot him once in the lower back and once in the right leg this unfolded around 11:00 on the 2500 block

of north alder street off germantown avenue where a bike sergeant and two bike officers happened to be patrolling, when they say they saw this man walking with the gun in his hands. when those officers ordered the man who drop a gun he started running away and after a chase through an alley way man turned back and pointed his weapon at the sergeant and that is when that sergeant fired. philadelphia police are investigating whether that man had been with the large, crowded crowd in west cumberland street that they had been trying to disperse. >> at the time, it was man with the gun, one or two other people, but that male did in fact point a gun at the police officers running through that alley and also did discharge his weapon. >> reporter: officers did immediately render first aid and take that man to temple n he is listed in critical condition. live fromic i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

one person is dead this morning after a crash, on the new jersey turnpike, this all happened around 11:30 last night in runnemede. police say two cars heading north there crashed into each other, two other people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, and all lanes there were closed after the crash, and they have since reopened. in other news this morning , in several major cities all across the country thousands took part in solidarity marches calling for confederate monuments to be torn down. you may remember last saturday a woman died when a self pre claimed white supremacist drove his car in the crowd of counter protesters in virginia one of the largest protests yesterday was in boston and kennett craig was there. >> take them down. >> reporter: from dallas... to houston... and in memphis, hundreds of people, rallied calling for confederate monuments to be removed. >> we are here to protect the children, in fact, they are

being taken over by white supreme cyst. >> reporter: white wing activist gathered for a free speech rally but they were out numbered by counter protesters army veteran stephen mcgraph says that he for the to protect free speech. >> everybody has different views, and if we take it to the violence level we lose the argument 100 percent. >> reporter: tom gallagher was promoting inclusion and tolerance. >> i accept free speech but that is hate speech. >> reporter: rally a peaceful ad dramatic contrast to the week ago when hundreds of w violently clashed with counter protesters in virginia. heather heyer 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 side is here separated and limited free speech event to just two hours. >> they did a good job. 99.9 percent of the people

here were here for the right reason and that is to fight bigotry, hate. >> reporter: several people were injured including this man, whom police removed from the rally. police say american 30 arrests were made. kennett craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now following the rallies and recent violence in charlottesville, duke university has removed a robert e lee statue from duke chapel entrance there. it was vandalized wednesday night. officials say they based their decision on the safety of community, community members and to express the university 's values. other communities are now taking down or at least considering taking down confederate monuments. stop the violence. >> back here at home residents in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood also spoke out against recent violence. an inter faith rally brought out 100 friends and natures sors there marching along emerald and frankford

streets. they chanted stop the violence while holding hand made signs. search continues for vandals that targeted the mural of frank rizzo in south philadelphia. mural is located at ninth and montross, they threw white paint on it yesterday morning and spray painted kill, killer cops and rest in peace david. that appears to be in reference to david jones, black man shot in the back by a philadelphia police officer back in june. philadelphians we spoke where split on whether the rizzo memorial should stay or go. >> rizzo represents racism to a lot of people in philadelphia. >> i don't want to see anything get vandalized but i understand people have strong opinions. >> you say you don't like it, fine. this is ridiculous. >> we knew the man personally and we do not feel as though he was racist. >> now police have made, and the statue in cenr vandalized s.

during the civil rights movement, one of the most notable voices was dick gregory, comedian and civil rights activist died last night in washington d.c. he suffered a bacterial infection. in the 1960's gregory broke racial barriers by using his sense of humor to spread message of social justice. he became one of the first african-american comedians to find main stream success with white audiences. gregory ran for president in 1968 as the peace and freedom party candidate, and also ran for mayor of chicago in 1967. dick gregory was 84 years old. wreckage of the navy ship that sang during world war two , civilian team led by microsoft co founder paul allen found u.s.s. indianapolis, 80,000 feet below surface in the north pacific ocean n july 1945 the ship had complete aid secret

mission delivering components of the bomb to be used on hiroshima. japanese torpedo sank that cruz inner 12 minutes. 900 people died, many by sharks and survived. in other news this morning , president and mrs. trump will this years kennedy center honors ceremony. the white house says president and first lady are skipping out to avoid creating political distractions for guests of honor. ceremony which airs on cbs honors people for influence in the arts this year recipient includes gloriaes steph on, lionel richie and hip-hop artist l.l. cool j. three other presidents have skipped the ceremony at least once but they attended it in the following years. listen up, if you bought a power ball ticket in new jersey or pennsylvania we have had some good news for you. you might be a million-dollar richer this morning. but, no one hit that big jackpot though grand prize is now 650 million-dollar. last night's winning numbers

are 13, 19, 39, 43, 68 and power ball number 13. tickets matching five numbers were actually sold in new jersey and pennsylvania, those tickets are now worth one million-dollar so check your tickets, folks. next drawing is wednesday night. 650 million-dollar pry is third largeness power ball history. that jackpot will likely increase as people buy in this week. there is still so much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. >> i never got to see one before this one so i'm so excited. >> yeah, excitement is building for that rare spectacle in the sky and how one local university is getting ready for the big day. don't look into the sun without those special glasses though one man talked about when he made that mistake, rather and pay for witt his sight. will we get all clear when we see moon pass in front of the sun tomorrow. meteorologist matt peterson has the eyewitness weather

forecast in just a

welcome back. we are a day away from the solar eclipse and some university are making final preparations for their watch parties. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us what rowan university is now doing, for tomorrow. >> reporter: when it comes to the build up for monday's solar eclipse few have had more to do then director of rowan university planetarium

amy bearclaw. >> i'm sorry, i cannot even spell my even last name. >> reporter: busy. >> i have. >> reporter: she has been guest lecture on solar eclipse and preparing for a big event monday at the university to celebrate the eclipse which has become a national obsession. >> eclipses are not all that rare. they happen about once a year on average, but what is rare about this one is it is in the u.s., which has not happened for almost 40 years. >> reporter: the planetarium which has a who foot dome and seats 100 people is a great place to learn about astronomy year round. is this weekend visitors wanted to learn about what else. >> solar eclipse. >> reporter: what are you excited with. >> i never saw one before this one. >> reporter: thinks calm were the eclipse.

come monroe an expects to have a thousand people at their event here, and they will be doing shows starting around 12:30, kid activity, and then main event outside watching the solar eclipse. >> we will be giving out would be thousand eclipse glasses, on a first come, first serve basis. >> reporter: sharon says her grandchildren are all in on the eclipse. >> it is great for them spoke experience history and things that happened. >> reporter: astronomer say they are more than happy to welcome eclipse lovers into new realms of learning. >> that opens up conversation of other topics within astronomy too. great teaching tool for us. >> reporter: at rowan university in glassboro, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> they are giving away glass es and sore we. three sister radio stations 92.5xtu to day's 96.5 and 98.1 wogl are also giving away our eclipse glass this is weekend. sko listen for the details. if you cannot get your hands on that protective gear,

cbs news will air a special report tomorrow afternoon from 1:00 to right here on cbs-3, a team of correspondents will be in the path of totality where the eclipse will be in fully affect and we are live streaming that coverage on line at cbs philly.com. remember "eyewitness news" is your source for everything on this eclipse, we will continue our coverage throughout this sunday morning newscast and our day of coverage begins tomorrow morning at 4:30 right here on on cbs-3. matt, we are gearing up, ready we are excited. we have glasses. how will the forecast look for tomorrow. >> i think here in philadelphia we are looking okay. >> good. >> we were looking for clear skies across the region but a few pesky cloud are starting to pop in the forecast. we will show you where that cloud cover could be in just a second. we will talk about today though as well. it will be a fantastic sunday. nice way to wrap up our weekend. we will get a high of 87 degrees. pretty seasonal for middle of august, our average high

temperature right around 85 or so today. slightly above. that generally a seasonal day, but once we get into september and october those temperatures start to kind of fall off a little bit, looking into the september 20 time frame there and a average high of 77. by the time we get to this point in october. we are looking for highs to only be in the 60's. cooler temperatures right around the corner. lots of folks are sick of the hot, humid weather will you it will be falling before we know it. what we can expect this week? it will start out nice on monday, for the most part we will see clear conditions across the delaware valley but front does start to slide, slide in as we get toward the end of our, kind of monday night into tuesday, time frame , and then that will really push all the way through region as we go tuesday into wednesday bringing with it a few chances of mid week thunderstorms and then a comfortable second half of the week on the back side of the front we will get cooler, and then, of course, lower humidity after another rise in that dew point range up in the 70's for tuesday and

wednesday, and our neighborhood network outside, down in rehoboth here this morning a nice quiet start to the day, a very nice clear start to the day as well, and as we look at what we can expect eclipse wise across the entire country. path of totality from same, i had help halls, lincoln, nebraska, through missouri and push off coastline once it gets past south carolina you can see glean on the maps. lots of areas along that path of totality look like they will have, clear skies. new york city we are in the same that kind of scene as they are here in philadelphia we will go with 80 percent of the, sun will be covering up and overall our visibility will be looking pretty good at lee here in philadelphia eclipse start around 1:20 in the afternoon when shadow of the moon will start to pass across the sun, and what that will be is we will have good visibility. as the 80 percent part of our solar eclipse taking over. when we see 80 percent of the sun coming up, around 2:44 or

2:45 tomorrow afternoon, still here in philadelphia we are looking at good visibility. if you are heading further south of the city down into delaware, parts of the del marva peninsula or heading maybe a little bit west some clouds could be moving in the region. so be prepared for. that keep an eye to the sky, and if you do see some cloud cover. better chance for that are south and west of the city for the cloud and then our visibility here in philadelphia still remains good as our eclipse ends just around 4:00 o'clock or so in the afternoon. not too much on our surface analysis, high pressure in control. it slides to thee as we go through the day tomorrow and that is why we could be looking for some cloud cover to move in and maybe even a scattered thunderstorm to push through the region in the evening hours on our monday. start the day out in the 60's, it starts at 69 in philadelphia we will get up to 87 this afternoon. eighty-eight for our high temperature tomorrow and spotty storms on tuesday, all the way in the 90's but a much quieter and second half of the week, thursday and friday looking good, thanks, matt.

>> time to see how traffic is moving along here's amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, amanda. >> good morning. i will start off with good news for drivers this morning. traffic is moving just fine taking a live look at 76 at gladwynn, it is all construction on the schuylkill expressway is cleared this morning. earlier both eastbound and westbound were restricted to one lane as crews, worked on construction but that has picked up and both side are now totally clear. roadways are looking good but if you are planning to take mass transit instead just a reminder that septa is running buses between 30th street station abe airport on weekend s right new due to track work. bus schedules do not necessarily line up with the previous train schedules so check on line before you head out, also due to that track work warminster trains do not continue past 30th street so you need another mode of transportation to the university city station. then finally taking a live look at 42 freeway heading down the shore for the day or returning earlier this your trip this morning not much

volume to contend w rest of the majors in new jersey and pennsylvania also running at speed. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda mueller back to you >> good day to get out early. thanks. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, before you set your eyes to the sky tomorrow beware of the potential danger, our stephanie stahl shares one man 's story of the serious risk that comes with staring at the eclipse without the proper protection. that is when "eyewitness news"

welcome back. we are one day away from the first total solar eclipse in the u.s. in decades. when you look up to the sky you do need to use that special solar gear, those glasses, to see the eclipse safely. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on what can happen tour eyes if you are not properly protected. >> reporter: leonard bates was nine years old when he saw his first eclipse, 80 year-old using his even viewer instead have glasses. >> i didn't think it was necessary, so i smoke glass myself. >> reporter: that decision cost him he permanently who vision in his right eye. >> it was a spot right in the center on have my right eye, just a burn. >> reporter: doctors are worried there will be more cases with the upcoming eclipse, either people using wrong kind of eye protection or because the sun's bright ness will be diminished they will be able to stare at the sun which normally you cannot do.

>> it is so dangerous for people to look at the sun even for brief period of sun because you can cause permanent damage to the retina we call it solar retina problems and it is close to burning a hole in the retina. >> reporter: this stid documents other cases of accuse eclipse problems that happened in january of 2011 where there ways total eclipse over europe. four people looked at sun during the eclipse without eye protection all had damaged retinas. >> you can see swelling of the retina that occurs from the damage. a lot of times it is reversible but unfortunately a lot of times it is not reversible and people can, you know, have a permanent loss of vision. >> reporter: only way to safe ly view an eclipse business certified solar glasses, simple sun glasses are not enough. >> very, very careful, i mean, the warnings that you hear are right. >> reporter: leonard feels lucky to still have vision in his left eye this time around

he will watch the eclipse on tv. doctors say that despite all of the warnings there is still expect to go see some people with vision issues following the eclipse. either from not using the glasses correctly or trying to take a quick glimpse. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you just cannot take chance, use glasses, folks. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" police tape surrounds the north philadelphia street corner after a shooting involved a police officer there, we will bring you up to date on the investigation. plus, one city, two groups of protesters and message both sides want to send to america, matt. it is a fantastic sunday wrapping up our weekend with great weather conditions and then, of course, we are looking to tomorrow afternoon as that eclipse comes through, the delaware valley. we will have your eclipse fest forecast coming up.

today it is sunday august 20th, good morning, i'm jan carabao. meteorologist matt peterson is live on the cbs-3 sky deck this morning with eyewitness weather. matt blue skies, sunshine your forecast is great today. >> absolutely wonderful way to end weekend.

it is nice to talk about sunshine, blue skies, low humidity on a sunday morning meaning we will wrap up our weekend at a perfect 10 for sure but we are going to be watching for a little bit more humidity to creep in moving through weekend we do have another chance for rain showers through mid week, as well but again looks good for sunday and even good for monday as well. of course we are concerned about our eclipse forecast for tomorrow. here are weather headlines plenty of afternoon sunshine for or sunday. it does heat up through start of the week. we could be looking for another dose of 90's through about tuesday or so, and then, in general, most of us will stay clear for the eclipse tomorrow. there is a little bit of cloud cover in the forecast heading south or west, of the city, it looks like at this point. we will give you more detailed forecast for the eclipse in a little bit. temperatures waking up on this sunday morning stepping up outside across the delaware valley in the 60's, pretty seasonal. it is still sitting at 72 in

wildwood but we will see 50's toward poconos. mount pocono at 58 with a 69 in philadelphia down the rest of the shore points we have a land breeze. temperature could stay warmer while we are seeing 70's toward ocean city and stone harbor at 72. dew points are relatively comfortable staying that way throughout the afternoon hours and not too much happening on storm scan three either. here is your forecast for next couple of hours. seventy-five by 9:00 this morning. we will top out at 87 this afternoon. when i come back inside i'll give i you more details on what we can look for tomorrow afternoon. >> thanks very much, matt. this morning a man is hospitalized, after a police involved shooting in north philadelphia. the shooting happened just after 11:00 o'clock last night , bicycle officers were on patrol near the 2500 block of north alder street. they spotted a man with the gun in his hand there, the officers then chased him, police say man point that had gun at one of the officers during the chase and that officer then opened fire,

hitting him twice. he was taken to the hospital. he was in critical condition at last check. new this morning one person is hospitalized after a fire in montgomery county this fire broke out at 5:20 this morning in the 2600 block of lemont avenue in abington. crews were able to get that fire under control just after 6:00 a.m. no word on the injuries. that person who was taken to the hospital on what may have sparked this fire. in western pennsylvania now state police say that the troop shore was shot, critically wounded on friday night is expected to recover. state police say two state troopers were investigating a robbery there when a suspect pulled out a gun and shot them outside a grocery store about an hour south of pittsburgh. the second trooper was treated at a hospital and released. the 26 year-old gunman was killed at the scene. thirty-two pennsylvania state troopers were among six law enforcement, shot friday night. other four were in florida.

two died in kiss me and jacksonville two were wounded. roxana saberi has latest. >> reporter: police in kissime e florida when two officers responded to a call friday night in an area men for drug activity they were shot in what may have been an ambush. police chief jeff odell. >> it breaks my heart to have to come speak to you tonight about another senseless tragedy. >> reporter: officer matthew baxter was killed, sergeant sam howard died saturday from his injuries. everette glenn miller was arrested and charged. later in jacksonville, florida , two police officers were shot and wounded. suspect was killed. trubling i can night just comes after fbi report that had 26 law enforcement officers were killed so far this year as a result of criminal acts. >> it is getting tough to do the job that we have all sworn to protect and up hold, and maintain livable neighborhood keep people safe and these

senseless acts go on. >> reporter: officers are believed to be 27th, 28th killed this year. fbi says last year 66 officers were murdered, highest in a decade. most of those fatality were caused by firearms. roxana saberi for cbs news, new york. and a virginia state trooper killed in a helicopter crash during the charlottesville protest has been laid to rest. >> ♪ >> bagpipes and drums, played in memory of lieutenant jay cullen, who was monitoring the white national list protests when, last saturday, when his helicopter crashed. a second trooper on board pilot burt bates was also killed, his funeral was on friday. the causes now under investigation. following last weekend's violence in charlottesville there were concerns of possible violence in boston, yesterday, thousands marched through that city in response to a self described free speech rally but as andrew spencer reports the

demonstrations were mostly peace full. >> reporter: despite fear of the repeat of charlottesville the peace held in boston amid a free speech rally and corresponding counter protest on saturday. group calling itself boston free speech coalition had organized a rally before the violence in virginia, tweeting this message a few days ago denouncing all violence and telling participants not to bring any weapons or antagonize groups or law enforcement but rotunda where they planned to meet was relatively empty compared to the counter demonstrators barricaded a good distance away. thousands of people marched through downtown boston speak out against racism, nazi and white supremacist, they carried signs such as united against hate while other criticized president donald trump. a few vocal trump supporters could be found amid sea of counter protesters. some in the front line of protests at times got

confrontational with police and in particularly tense moments several counter protesters were taken in police custody. from the sky you can see the huge visual police presence, some of the confrontation and handful of people pulled in the crowd of police and taken away. i'm andrew spencer, reporting. overseas now police in spain continue their manhunt for the man and driver who plowed in the crowd along a popular pedestrian area in barcelona. thirteen people, including an american were killed in thursday's terror attack there dozens more injured. police are searching for a 22-year old moroccan man suspect of driving that van. investigators believe they disrupted a possibly dismantled that terror cell responsible for the attack. still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning athletes who stop at nothing and let nothing stop them, when it comes to competing in sports. plus, see the player who the phillies manager calls his

secret weapon but can he help phillies break their losing streak in find out next in "eyewitness sports". and a wonderful end to the weekend, matt peterson's eyewitness weather forecast just minutes away, stay with

welcome back. dozens in camden county are emphasizing able when it comes to participating in sports. freeholder board hosted sports ability day at cooper river park in pennsauken.

camden county partnered with athletes with disabilities networks north east to make the day possible. and families in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood are getting ready to send little won back to school, 300 children received free backpacks at concord schoolhouse there. schoolhouse and the 6300 germantown business alliance made the give away possible. each backpack contains folder, notebooks, pencils, erasers, calculate orr more. first day of school here in philadelphia is tuesday september 5th. >> looks like a good day. >> hopefully when kid go back in a couple weeks it is a nice day. never want to go back when it is rainy, dreary. today will be a wonderful day in the delaware valley. it is starting off great. temperatures are on the warm side of things but humidity is low. that is the best thing for us here. eyewitness weather watchers lets check with them on this sunday morning. more a few folks up early we

are looking at temperatures in the 60's and lots of peoples backyard. 64 degrees. right now, johnnies out in west chester and he has sunshine to start the day off as well. he says pick your favorite spf and enjoy. i have to agree. we will have sunshine out there later this afternoon so latter on that sun screen. lets head down into northern delaware we will check with delores where she's at 63 in newark this morning. plenty of sunshine for her. she is saying it feels cool, comfortable right now but she doesn't know it went last because we are watching for some warmer temperatures. ninety's by the time we get in the middle of the week. let's talk about what we have tomorrow big eclipse day for us, of course and we are concern and we will have clear skies, cloud cover, will it rain, and it looks like for the most part here in the delaware valley and philadelphia area we will be okay. our viewing conditions should be good. now we will start out clear,

overall, should be a good viewing day for us here in philadelphia. some cloud do work their way in the region. we have high pressure in control. that will break down that ridge as that goes through nighttime hours tonight and into our monday. as our ridge breaks down even though we will remain generally clear here in philadelphia a few included could work their way in south or west, of the philadelphia area. so if you are down in delaware , probably more central, southern delaware and del marva peninsula and heading out west of the city out into, central pennsylvania , that is where we could be looking for some thicker cloud cover to start to move in. not saying thaw will have complete cloud cover, not saying that it will obscure your view completely, but want to keep an eye to the forecast because south and west of the city could get more of the cloudy side of things compared to here in center citye and north of philadelphia. outside right now in margate it is a fantastic day to start out down at beach. would i get outside and enjoy. maybe get out there before

folks hit the beach because it is nice, tranquil, quiet, you can gather your thoughts before it is a busy day down at the beach for sure. temperatures 83 to 86 over the sand with westerly wind at five to some miles an hour. land breeze keeps our temperature up a bit. latter on that sun screen. uv index high. swim wye life garden though we have a low risk for rip currents today. surface analysis again not too much happening on satellite and radar currently. it is a quiet start to the morning, high pressure in control. that is why this big ridge of high pressure right now will remain overtop of us for the next couple of hours or so but then it will break down as we get through nighttime hours tonight and that can allow, for a little bit of cloud cover for us tomorrow. if you are waking up just now temperature are in the 60's. they are seasonal. it is not overly hot, but it is warm here in philadelphia coming in at 69. still 70's as far as wildwood. that land breeze keeping those temperatures up. dover at 68.

reading coming in at 65. dew points are lower then yesterday, we had 70's around this time yesterday for our dew point. right now we have 50's and 60 's. dew point this is afternoon still staying in the comfortable range but monday, we are back up in the lower to mid 60's for our dew points, maybe even some 70's and then for tuesday. so muggy weather is back in the forecast especially with some showers and thunderstorm activity out there thunderstorm chances tomorrow are scattered, low and they will be until the evening time frame 88 degrees our high on monday after 87 today. ninety's back in the forecast on tuesday. thunderstorms into wednesday and then it gets much more quiet and comfortable heading in to thursday and friday. >> okay, matt, thank you. 7:45. time to chick the roads and highways. lets go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, a manned. good morning, jan many. worst thing drivers to have contend with on the roadways is that sun glare and after a morning full of construction i'm sure many will take that. this is a live look at i-95

southbound approaching vine not too much volume but still early. seventy-six looking good as we see early morning construction wrapped up last hour. 202, 30, turnpike and all majors in new jersey are looking good as well. positive news on mass transit everything running on time but septa running shuttle buses between 30th street station and airport on weekends due to track work but schedules do not line up with the previous train schedule so check on line before you head out. also due to that track work warminster trains do not continue past 30th street so you need another mode of transportation through university of city station. taking a live look at ben franklin bridge a little bit of haze. nothing to slow you down on your way out the door this morning the from cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda mueller now back to you. checking sports now phillies wrapped up their four game series with the san francisco giants, today, the first pitch at 4:05 this afternoon but first lets look back at yesterday's game, first big moment happened at top of the third inning,

phillies trailing three-one. rick hopkins those homers in three runs so phillies lead four-three. in the sixth todd kelly kept momentum going as he hits a grand slam that widened the lead to 11-four. giants tried a ninth inning come back but phillies hold on to win this 112-nine. with more sports, here's leslie van arsdal. the eagles will resume practice at novacare complex. tomorrow they will start two a daze of joint practices with the dolphins before thursday night's game at the link. in the game with the bills eagles running game struggled but corry clemens from glassboro showed flashes of what he is capable of. ran for 34-yard and a touchdown. is sweeting with when dell small wood. duce staley is pleased with corry's progress so far. >> i'm very surprised with corry as far as him just coming along and being able to grab all of the information and being able to take it onto

the field. i'm happy with corry and where he is at right now. he is just doing a terrific job. i tip my hat to the kid. >> eagles first round pick derek barnett is showing why bird selected him. he had another sack, three in two games. he will practice with the first team defense. should he be in that starting line up when birds play in washington september 10th? >> game two he played against lower competition but to see him go against one day after day after day, those are critical factors. you can see how he is thinking he is a rookie. he hasn't had a break since i think his bowl game. those are things we have to factor in. >> and eagles wide receivers coach mike grow said alshon jeffery is behind schedule. wide out missed four games. early in the bills gale carson wentz anal shawn were not in step.

alshon was running wrong route s but they have time for him to catch up. out in williamsport little league world series game between mexico and italy. andre gar is a hits a home run to right, the ball, hits the cars behind the fence. i don't think anybody thought a 12 year-old could hit a ball that far. so, that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. still to come this morning on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" how will tomorrow's solar eclipse affect animals, animal advocate carroll erickson tells bus unusual behavior when "eyewitness news"

welcome back, to the cbs-3 pet project with animal advocate carroll ericson an p spca i say you are my favorite guest but i think marvin is indicating the same this morning. >> did he, once again, he is very polite. this is a doggie adopted. i bring him on every so often with the pennsylvania spca hoist too with us toy bring an nal mal here because they have plenty, at shelter. marvin, i adopted from there. today, jan, i don't have one of these. these blank to debbie, our floor manager and i may take off with them, but i never put them on you cannot see a thing >> we want to talk about pets, and, the solar eclipse. so maybe we can get a shot of marvin with the glasses on. you can see that there is absolutely no way, i mean he

might keep them on but they are so hard to get, and nobody seems to be able to find these right now. i think that just to take away about tomorrow because we cannot look at the sun. what is the problem for our pets. if you have got animals you know they are not spending their time looking up at the sun. so they are probably. >> they are smart. >> according to nasa, vets they will not spend time watching the moon go across the sun as we are seeing right here in this video. they will be on the ground doing their normal thing. that said, some animals can exhibit especially in the area where they have the total eclipse. we have only partial eclipse here but in areas of the total eclipse some animals as that sky darkens the cattle may say wow, nighttime came early and they may decide to head back to the barn. you can hear insects, frogs, chirping, bird can fooled by all of this but our pets not so much.

now, you know, it is so rare we have had any kind of an eclipse and that sort of thing but there does than the seem to be any kind of history of pet blindness, does not, again , under score does not seem to be any kind of history of pet blindness when we have had these eclipse. ninety-nine year ago we had a portion one, about 38 years ago or won that could be visible in the u.s. so that doesn't seem to be the issue with him. according to, marvin, aren't you darling, according to a lot of the vets, the real issue with pets and this eclipse is, taking them, to the event, and not just that they are going to be doing what we are tempt todd do which is look up, but they will be focusing on the ground they will be focusing more on your behavior. so if you are screaming, yelling, jumping around that doesn't mean they are looking up at the eclipse but they are getting more agitated. the advice is to pretty much keep animals away from these

large cloud because people will get very excited when they see that eclipse start. it starts 1:21. partial eclipse. i which try these glasses on, debbie, just love that marvin has had these on. you can imagine they have not made any special won, for the pets that i'm aware of and trying to keep them on anybody would be absolutely ridiculous so i think the take away here is if you are going to be out watching your dog and you don't have these glasses, it is not that your dog will look up but you might look up. >> it is a human issue. >> so during that time frame of that partial eclipse, you can keep. >> you two timer. >> make sure you take your precautions with your eyes, your pets are wise enough that they are not looking up and you may be finding odd behavior. let me talk about a couple of

dogs. >> great, great dog here. this is cooper a nine month-old hunt mix puppy coming to the pennsylvania spca as a stray. do you love that little tail. friendly, exuberant, social. he is a puppy. hey these are the rules of the road. but, he is i great dog. then cotter is young adult labrador retriever mix, bit shy but he is also wonderful, and if you have got a great home with some nice responsible kid to bring them n october is a male one year-old domestic short haircut, lived in the home most of his life and recently return. owners could not care for him. and check he is i a seven year-old domestic short hair cat who return to the shelter in search for a wonderful family. apparently i will ab cooperat ing another dog because i see that my dog marvin has moved over to the other side of the couch. >> he is sitting closer to me. >> i am. >> you can see why you took

him home right away, this is a pspca erie avenue headquarters 10 to 5:00 on weekend and one to eight during workweek. carroll just get it in your head right now. >> he is going home with you. >> yes. >> and, appreciate it, as always. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00 more eclipse coverage coming up at 8:00. you don't have to go very far to see the sun align with the moon. we will tell but one of the best place toss watch tomorrow 's eclipse right here in our area. also we will look back at last time there was a total solar eclipse in the u.s. and what it was like here in philadelphia. the forecast is looking up for end of the weekend and the eclipse, matt's back with the details coming up n

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