ntsb in the middle of investigating a train crash at this septa terminal in upper darby. second one this year. >> we're just at the scene and starting to get our investigation started. our mission during this accident investigation is to understand not just what happened, but why it happened. why it happened, and to recommend change toss prevent it from occurring again. >> reporter: overnight crash happened when norristown line train over ran its stop at 69th street terminal, and slammed into another parked train. >> on board video recorders from the two railcars involved , have been down loaded and they will be sent to our vehicle recorder lap in d.c. for further analysis. >> reporter: three dozen injured in the crash, four seriously hurt. >> i understand, evening work, you get concerns as a mayor. >> reporter: sixty-ninth street terminal is one of the largest transportation centers in the state, with yet another crash here just months apart. the mayor of the upper darby is looking for federal help.

>> i reached out to congressman brady whose district this is. i know bob has a tremendous ability to break through red tape like did he in the amtrak situation and bring federal dollars if necessary to see what systems we can put in here. >> reporter: mayor hoping to make sure another train passengers traveling through here doesn't have this experience. >> i looked up and seen we are at 69th street. i said why are we going so fast and we just hit the train , boom. >> reporter: ntsb spokesperson was clear that we will not know the cause of the crash, while investigators are out here. they will have to take the evidence collected back to d.c. and sort through it. that will likely take months. in fact we still don't have an official cause of the crash that happened back in february reporting live from upper darby, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. suspect wanted for murder in haverford township this past july has been arrested, in georgia. authorities say derek rollins went on the run after killing

1929 year-old john lake and shoot agent two men in philadelphia's over park neighborhood on the same day. the men were not, hurt, rollins will be extradited to philadelphia first to face aggravated assault charges. another case of cemetery vaned list many in northeast philadelphia where police are right now investigate hog may have toppled over 20 tomb stones. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at the memorial church of saint luke, hi there, david. >> reporter: hi, i spoke to one of the church members who said when he got the phone call about the vandalism he was sad. now he is just plane ticked off. this building behind me 1861 this church, so much history here and right now you can see 20 tomb stones vandalized. authorities got the calls this morning a little after 10:00 to see those 20 tomb stones vandalized, question is who would do something like this. this was not some kind of natural weather phenomenon because tomb stones incredibly heavy nicole and guess car

facing different directions. it is clear that somebody if not several people came out to knock down these tomb stones. i spoke to one of the members here at this church with so much history, he says he is mad, upset, he wants to find out who did this, as soon as possible. >> what kind of person could do this? who could do this? why would you want to desecrate a cemetery? i don't know. i'm repeat ago this all day, why? >> reporter: authorities have been here all day crime scene units and northeast detectives trying to find out who would have done something like this taking potential fingerprints. this looks like a crime scene a few moments ago, authorities are taking that evidence back to try to figure out who did this, no surveillance video unfortunately behind this church but again people very upset tonight at 10 and 11:00 you'll hear from someone who has family members buried here since 1891. reporting live from northeast

philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> see you then, thank you. tonight we are learning one of the sailors missing after the accident involving the u.s.s. john mccain is from our area. >> lets get out to "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live from cherry hill tonight, alex, what can you tell us. >> reporter: well, ken smith grew up in a family of sailors so they did move around quite often but he spent at lee his senior year here in cherry hill. he attended cherry hill east high school in 2013 and according to his year book photos smith was president of the video game club. now 22, serving as an electronic technician aboard u.s.s. john mccain and he and nine others have been missing since vessel collided in the water of southe asia yesterday here's his mother speaking from her home in michigan. >> i just want to be over there searching, in every country, singapore is searching and rescue as well.

>> reporter: local resident clothe to the father offered this statement to "eyewitness news". on behalf of the smith family i want to thank all of those who expressed concern and offered prayers and support as we await word from the navy on their son kennett. we appreciate the courageous work of the crew in the aftermath of the collision and the ongoing rescue efforts. now under that senior year book photo, he did offer a quote. he said life is a game, the question is, do you have a controller? reporting live, this evening, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new developments tonight, surrounding statue of former fill mayor frank rizzo. that statue which sits in front of the municipal services building has been subject of the recent debate. some want it torn down citing rizzo's record on race relations. others wanted it to stay n a group calling itself pro rizzo pro police anti hate committee released a statement reading in part a group of italian american organizations and

others met with the mayor yesterday, and discussion about this has started and mayor assured us nothing will be removed or moved at this time. we also call on council person helen gym to apologize and recall her bigoted remarks which continue to divide our city and promote violence. council would man's gym office told cbs-3 that she had never made any bigoted remarks and claims of any remarks should be substantiated and made public. meantime suspect has been charged for vandal icing that rizzo statue, wally roman is charged with criminal mischief , institutional vandalism and december creating objects. thursday police say he spray painted black pur on the statue. bill cosby was back in the montgomery county courtroom today he has new attorneys and delayed day for his retrial. eighty year-old comedian will now be represented by tom mesereau, mesereau won an acquittal for michael jackson in 2005 child molestation trial. judge now says the earliest

date for cosby's date will be march 15th. retrial was supposed to begin in november. district attorney kevin steel says prosecutors are ready. >> we are confident in our case and the evidence, and we will be ready when we get a trial date from the judge. >> mesereau also told judge stephen o'neill today he will seek a jury from montgomery county. that is a big change from cosby's trial in june when jurors were brought in from allegheny county that cost the county a staggering amount of money to house and feed the jurors. that panel was unable to reach a verdict in the case. in other news tonight, off they go proud parents are wishing their college students farewell. >> that time of the year when parents, family are moving new students into their home away from home. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos checked out activity at local college campuses. >> reporter: it is move in day at many universities throughout the philadelphia region and here at temple university that means making new friends, and also getting

a work out. imagine a cool day, carefully organized belongings. and no stress or anxiety. now reverse all of that. >> it is organized chaos. >> reporter: you have an idea what move in day is like at area colleges. >> move in day. >> reporter: tuesday freshman at widener, lasalle and temple university's all moving in. >> i'm nervous. >> reporter: anxiety notched up. >> new life, new start, new step. >> reporter: excitement at its peak but fun of the new beginning will to have wait until all of the stuff is safe ly in the dorms. >> we were supposed to leave at nine, we left a few hours late. >> reporter: positive attitude from jena, already bonding with her roommates and figuring out the new space. >> there is an outlet there. >> is there a floor right there. >> ♪ >> reporter: across town much different experience at saint charles borromeo seminary.

forty-three new seminary student celebrating mass as they kick off new beginning and new path in their lives. >> we're real excited about these young men coming to the priesthood and all road lead to here but new chapter, almost like starting over right now. >> reporter: for families of these students across the region a restart for parents, as well. >> my baby leaving home. >> reporter: empty nester. >> yes, i will miss my baby. >> reporter: in philadelphia, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we were just reminiscing. >> about our experience, and 15 years for jack. >> i know. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" eclipse eye concerns when what a local happies saying about eye problems, peering at solar eclipse. also ahead tonight. >> thousands take in practice day for the atlantic city air show aim cleve bryan we will give you sneak peak at great performance that will hit the skies tomorrow. and beach is definitely

best place to be on this hot, steamy summer day, we are going to have a big drop in the humidity i'll let you know when that arrives and when our storms with that severe thunderstorm watch arrives as well, don. double header at the bank we will check on the phillies and marlins, plus learning from a legend what brand new eagle ronald darby is saying about his chat with brian dawkins coming up in sports.

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well, we have warned everyone not to stare at the sun, without special glasses

during solar eclipse because they could damage your eyes. >> and it appears people were listening. wills eye happies assessing but so far has not received any cases of eye damage. doctors say signs of eye damage can take 12 to 24 hours after staring in the sun and they display through blurred vision, problems reading small text or clearly seeing faces. even though eclipse is over is there still reason to keep eyes to the skies. the atlantic city air show is tomorrow. monk acts taking part air force thunder bird, new jersey reporter cleve bryan was on the beach today for some exciting aerial practice. >> reporter: from the powerful roar of fighter jets... to the death defying spins and drops and single prop planes, thousands of beach and boardwalk goers had performance on tuesday as performance for wednesday's ac air show practiced their moves >> isn't it great? planes are great. it is a great day to relax and

enjoy. >> reporter: even though not all performers do demonstrations some people prefer practice day to the actual air show because smaller crowd. >> we have got the exact reason, less people today, yes they have most of the acts that they will have tomorrow. >> reporter: making this more of a two day event and it is just fine with local businesses. >> we have people here every year and we have a good opportunity for you. >> reporter: now in the 15th year air she has always been about stimulating the local economy. >> it is an event that draws 400,000 and the business side of it is, it has been 26 million-dollar of economic impact, into the reej on. >> reporter: air force thunder bird head line the show again this year. the four hour line up is pack with military, private airplane demonstrations, including the always popular, ge ico sky typers. >> we use maneuvers, taught to world war two pirates -- pilots. >> you plan to come on

wednesday bring loss of water, sun screen and something to sit on but organizers are saying specifically this year, no drones. in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good to be out there. >> yes. >> what a cool event today, hot, steamy especially in the city, all that concrete trapping in the heat. those people down there have a little sea breeze but feels brutal, but it is about to come to an end. this is is just a brief blast of the summer heat and humidity but blast it is looking live from center city philadelphia sunshine in the scene and a lot of heat. 91 degrees right now. feeling like 97 degrees factoring in that humidity. we have a healthy breeze out of the southwest at 21 miles an hour but still just blowing around that hot air, heat advisory back for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs for next couple of hours. it will expire at 8:00 p.m. and still hot, steamy 89 degrees in trenton. eighty-nine in wilmington.

eighty-nine in allentown. feels like temperatures are still, quite brutal feeling like 90's in wilmington, in philadelphia, mid 90's in the lehigh valley and berks county those dew points are way elevated in the 70-degree range. we are talking florida like humidity values right now but as we head in the day tomorrow we will start off muggy especially if you are an early reiser but dew points dropping off back in the middle 50's by end of the day, feeling so much more comfortable, by tomorrow evening but overnight tonight still muggy, warm, low temperature falling back down to 74. scattered showers, thunderstorms developing west of i-95 starting to see activity picking upright now. still quiet in confines of the delaware valley with sunshine around and showers and thunderstorms developing across portions of the western and central pennsylvania, and you can see that direction moving eastbound and it will approach our western areas as we head in the second half of the evening and severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for most areas in the delaware valley west of the

city until midnight tonight. that does include berks county , lehigh valley and poconos and western pennsylvania suburbs. future weather shows thaws line will approach berks county, lehigh valley, poconos eight or 9:00, it is still quite potent as the line is. but trends for it to weaken and we will see rainfall in and around center city philadelphia, south jersey as we head throughout the overnight period and that line continuing to weaken. we will have a higher threat west of the sit and lowest threat off to thee as we head throughout the overnight per. could see early morning shower lingering but then turning over to sunshine and low humidity. not as high temperature tomorrow at 84 degrees and after 90's today in the lehigh valley and berks county highs only in the 70's tomorrow, feeling so much better, we will get in the low to mid 80 's down the shore but we have a beautiful stretch of weather in store as we head in the end of the weekend, upcoming weekend thursday 82 degrees, low humidity and

getting a taste of fall as we head toward upcoming weekend. friday a gorgeous day very low humidity values, click off that ac open up windows, overnight lows falling back down in the lower 60's, high temperature in the upper 70's with a lot of sunshine but just weather perfection. >> first taste of fall, i like that. >> thanks, lauren. >> don bell next in sports. >> we are talking bird what a surprise. carson's expectations, and talking darby and ben simmons down under and dominating on the court, sports up

>> i'm so excited. a little cough in there. >> but the eagles season getting ready to get underway. >> we're creeping our way toward september 10th, it is a slow creep but we're moving in that direction. play time is over after two days of joint practices, the eagles and dolphins wrapped up

today at novacare complex. next time they will see each other is thursday night at the link for preseason game, number three. by most accounts, carson wentz continues to play well against miami. last week starting owe even if got a field goal begins buffalo. here's what carson is looking for against the fins. >> we just want to be sharp. we have been all over the place in the in the first two preseason games. new we have had a chance to game plan for these guys, and kind of see them in practice now. plan is to go out and execute and be sharp. >> ronald darby spent sometime with all time great, after practice, he was the last eagle on the field, and he pick up some pointers from brian dawkins. b dawkins will likely end up in the hall of fame one day and his word are golden. >> at the end of the day, it is a blessing, hall of fame, one of the best ever to do it, so anything he can tell me just shut up and listen because he will tell you the truth. >> he gave me tips on what he

has seen on film, and you know , give me some stuff to work on to help me overall in my game. >> good to hear. three years ago henderson alvarez was cy young candidate and all-star. after that a series of shoulder injuries derailed his career. phillies are reportedly signing him to a minor league deal, former marilyn has not pitched in the business since 2015. phillies starter vince velasquez has been placed on the 60 day disable list which means his season is effectively over. he will have surgery on his right middle finger. he has an era over five. phillies and marlins, double header at the bank, reese hopkins going deep center field, back it goes, barely over the wall, how about that, that is how close it was, right in the shrubs out there, and the phillies on the game. here we a three-three game in the top of the 11th and itcher owe, rook toy future hall of famer, three run shot and this

game, things escalated quickly phillies down--four in the seventh inning. ben simmons down under in australia back home. before the season starts. he is just balling. this is a pick up game, and the competition, as would you imagine because be in playing defense is not as great but considering we have in the seen him play at all last year because of his foot, we just like seeing him active and jumping. we like jumping. >> and dunking. >> a giant. >> yes. >> that is good. >> come to philadelphia and do that. >> exactly. >> thanks, don. >> "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> anthony mason joins with us a look ahead, anthony. >> hi nicole and jessica and happy birthday, guess contact coming up on the "cbs evening news" fbi warning to american co: stop using security software that could give access to russian spies. plus what does president

trump's new strategy mean for the war in afghanistan, major garrett and charlie dagata has that. why the the best views of the eclipse may have come from above, just ahead on the "cbs evening news". thanks, but first, just in time. >> we are seeing volunteers coming together to spruce up a local school.

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philadelphia school is under going improvement ahead of the upcoming school year. >> "eyewitness news" at mcmichael school in the mantua neighborhood and today and tomorrow volunteers are spruc ing up indoor and outdoor areas of the school. renovation project includes cleaning, fresh coat of paint new furniture and new play equipment. school starts, two weeks from today, guys, september 5th. >> that time of the year again >> yes. >> it will look nice. >> nice fresh room to go to. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at 10 on credit the w philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next "cbs evening news" , tonight eclipse fest was in fully affect on the ground and on the internet, find out why the best moves of the eclipse may have come from above. from new york here is anthony mason.

captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: warnings about a russian threat. from an american czar. >> reporter: would you advise your family, your parents to use it? >> i wouldn't. >> mason: the white house cyber-security czar raises a red flag about antivirus software linked to russian intelligence. also tonight, the president visits the border, but before he can plug the gaps, he has to fill some openings. >> are you interested in in the border patrol. >> mason: colin kaepernick took a knee. now he can't get a job. >> reporter: would you hire kaspersky? >> i wouldn't want him on my team. i wouldn't. >> mason: and no end to the honeymoon. america still basks in the afterglow of the eclipse of 2017. >> i'm speechless. i'm