down the road it is pouring. these pop up showers are with us all day long. it is starting to bryant up. heaviest ban pushed north and west of philadelphia but you can see we have some fog and low cloud, hanging over city, warm, moist air in place and we will deal with fog issues over next several days as well lets go out to storm scan three and see center of the circulation, this was down over louisiana into portions of tennessee, and now that swirl moving up over indiana and ohio, and eventually tomorrow that will come through for us. we are still dealing with the outer bands, heaviest has pushed through, you can see that moved off to the north over long island they have got showers and thunderstorms. we are clearing it out not much more in the way of steady rainfall or heavier showers but some mist, drizzle, fog will be around tonight and then again tonight that means center of circulation comes through tomorrow. spotty showers, light mist, drizzle low visibility on the road, that is at 9:00. heading in to tomorrow we will start like today with a few breaks of blue skies in the

morning before cloud bubble up in the afternoon another round of those hit and miss but locally intense showers and perhaps a thunderstorm, that will take you right through your thursday night and into friday morning, although you can see friday looks like a transition day, showers are more few and far between as we start to send irma out to sea, in longer irma but remnants of that system. only 73 degrees in philadelphia but it is steamy. coming up we will talk bin crease in dew points, how long humidity sticks around and what to expect for the weekend for now, back over to you. in the news tonight criminal investigation is underway following the death of eight people, at a nursing home without air conditioning in hollywood, florida. crewness florida continued to make progress in restoring power but nearly 4 million homes and businesses are still without power, in the sunshine state. water services is slowly being restored to the upper florida keys but key west area and lower keys are still off line due to storm damage. president trump will visit

southwest florida tomorrow, stopping in the naples area. correspondent moa lenghi is in florida with more on the continuing clean up, after irma. >> reporter: more than 100 elderly patientness a hollywood florida nursing home were evacuated wednesday after three patients were found, dead in the facility. several more died at the hospital. others are still in the er. >> mess of the patients have, been treated for respiratory distress, hydration and heat related issues. >> reporter: police opened a criminal investigation looking into whether the center had electricity or using generators in the wake of irma >> that is part of the criminal investigation as to how cool they actually were, where there was cooling anything. >> reporter: across florida, crews are working around the clock to restore power. utility officials say they are making progress but some customers will be in the dark for more than a week. >> we're sitting at restoring 60 percent of the outages that we experienced during irma.

>> reporter: in the hard hit florida keys where irma first made land fall as a category four hurricane search crews went house to house while homeowners started to clean up >> turf put on a new roof, on and we have to get the electric and water and everything back. i'm work on that. >> reporter: satellite images show the keys, before and after irma, fee man estimate 90 percent have homes, suffered damage. moa lenghi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as you might imagine, restoring power is tough, slow work. this is video from florida power and light. watch as they reconnect fuse getting pur back on in miami dade county that was earlier this morning. crews work throughout the night to make it happen. drone video is providing with us a new look at extensive damage irma caused in saint martin. damage is there widespread and estimated to be more than a billion dollars. french president's manual macaronis visiting and vowing to rebuild the island.

president trump is reaching across the aisle for help on his signature issues tax reform. one democratic lawmakers received inmates to the white house today for discussions on how to get it done. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: president trump sat down with house republicans and democrats to talk tax reform. >> we want to have a great new tax cut and tax reform simplification and massive cuts and we want to get our country working again and competing again worldwide. >> reporter: he is making a pitch to both part toys get congress to act object one of his top priorities. the president has not provided a specific plan for tax overhaul. >> the rich will not be gaining at all with this plan. we're looking for middle class , and we're looking for jobs. >> reporter: republicans on capitol hill are working on the details and promised a draft by the end of the month. >> i would love to have democrats supporting and working with us, but we will do it, no matter what. >> reporter: after republicans failed to repeal and replace

obama care this white house seeing wowing democrats to ensure tax reform has enough votes to pass. >> they want tonight a bipartisan way. it was very good for them to reach out to us. >> reporter: group of senators including west virginia democrat joe mansion joined the president for dinner tuesday night. >> we had a i think an in depth conversation, on our concerns, and that the president was adamant this is not a tax cut for the rich. >> reporter: other senate democrats sent a letter to the president and republican leaders saying they won't support a package that cuts taxes for the top 1 percent. democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi return to the white house tonight for dinner with the president. white house says president will spend a day every week on the road this fall to build momentum for tax reform. we continue to follow news out of washington state. authorities say one student is dead, and three others are injured after a shooting inside of a high school. shooting happened around 10:00 t

coast time, at freeman high school in rockford. police have the shooter in custody. no details on the age or their condition at this time. philadelphia police are investigating a home invasion that sent a resident to the hospital. it happened 5:30 in the roxborough neighborhood. police say suspect somehow gain entry to a home in the 7300 block of hill road and got away with the resident's vehicle. victim was taken to an area hospital to be check out for chest pain, so far, in one has been arrested. police are also searching for shooting suspect who prompted a standoff with officers today in north philadelphia. authorities say that around 8:30 this morning suspect shot a man in the leg on 15th and cambridge and then ran into a house on poplar street which business a block away. eyewitness said he didn't see where shooter went but he did try to help the victim. >> he was obviously in pain, screaming, trying to calm him down and before you know it, police were there, responding

quickly. >> at last check victim was hospitalized in stable condition. police searched the home where the suspect was believed to have run into but it was empty , authorities say they did recover a gun. a south jersey school district has implemented a new character building curriculum for its students. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan explains what the students will be learning and why administrators thought the change was so important. >> as history, teaches like to say one of the reasons we studied the pass is so we don't make same mistakes. it is deadly clash necessary charlottesville virginia are any indication, america still has a lot to learn about racism. >> as things happened over the summer, it just gave me a sad feeling to watch our country coming apart over racism, intolerance and so forth. >> reporter: as supervisor, for vineland public schools ross standinger wanted to incorporate something new to promote tolerance. fellow administrators joanne n

egrin had the same goal, she suggested doing the town what she lives cherry hill did putting out signs for hate has no home here initiative. then they took it a step further and put theme in the curriculum as part of the district's character education program. >> we want students to embody through projects, what it means to be tolerant and respect if i have of all of the different people. >> reporter: project will incorporate latest technology like having students create their own movies and pod casts , promoting tolerance and diversity to really drive home a point that this is a community that welcomes everyone. >> reporter: school officials say anti racism lessens won't be just led to aid single unit within social studies and history classes but something they will work in the curriculum throughout the school year. >> it is not something thaw are born with, hate is something that you are taught, as is idea of tolerance and respect for people. >> reporter: in vineland, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". last week equifax breach has left half the u.s. population's personal

information like addresses and social security numbers at risk. as the scale of the breach becomes more clear, three on your side's jim donovan has advice from security experts about what you can do to protect yourself. >> reporter: it could be largest theft involving social security numbers in history. credit monitor equifax said hackers gained access to the personal information of 143 million u.s. consumers, yet many americans don't even know if they are affect. >> i have not check. >> reporter: if you ever applied for credit equifax may have your information. it is one of the three major credit burroughs used by banks , lenders and businesses to approve loans and credit card. you can find out if your information was compromised by going to equifax security 2017 .com. cyber security expert adam levin says the information, exposed in this equifax hack puts millions at risk of identity theft. >> that means your checking of the credit reports, look at your credit scores to make

sure they don't take an unexplained drop, check your accounts, your bank and credit card accounts to make sure that every transaction that you see is yours. >> it is best to assume that your information has been compromised. >> reporter: cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger said people who feel their information is at risk can freeze their credit file at each of the three agencies. >> a credit freeze essentially prevents anyone from opening new credit in your name and, of course that includes you. so that is why it is a little bit of the pain in the neck but it is most safe approach to take. >> reporter: you'll have un freeze your account if you want to apply for a loan but extra steps could keep criminals from crack your accounts. equifax is offering one year of free credit monitoring, which after public outcry no longer requires consumers to give up certain rights in order to join. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. target is recalling, tens of thousands of pieces of furniture because they can

injure children. we will have details at 5:30. hollywood comes together for hurricane relief. total is in. how much money was raised from last night's hand in hand tell -a-thon. police officers posting about their hurricane patrols got more than they bargained for on line, craze comments and how they turn the situation into a fundraiser. a device that helps people lose weight is being used to help control diabetes. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it works in the next half an hour. glad you are with us, we will take a short bre

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country singer, teams up with tony hawk to help inner city children and victims of harvey. kid moore stage his first ever music city state jam on sunday in nashville. it was part concert and skateboarding demonstration. it was set up to raise money for charity known as kid fund which built state parks for children and teens as does tony hawk foundation but after the recent event part of the money raised will also help victims of harvey. >> watching skating, growing up in the community, it is a different sense of brotherhood and skating, every walk of life, and, all taking care of each other and my thing was if i can create these, and give these kid a safe place to go. he gave a crowd of performance of hits and new songs, from his album, slow heart.

well, hurricane irma first responders are creating quite a but on social media intimate video taking us to the journey of her pregnancy. >> serena saying she was in the hospital for six or seven days before being able to bring her bundle of joy, home, but despite complications, yes >> look who we got, we got a baby girl. >> reporter: on to pitch perfect star rebel wilson speaking out for first time since being awarded more than 3.6 million u.s. dollars in an australia defamation case. largest defamation damage awarded in the legal history.

and actress said today was end of the long, hard court battle continuing on that with her damaging she explore to helping different charities and getting back to her career and, finally, one hurricane irma story gets lots of attention for reason you might not expect. it centers around these first responders, from the gainsville police department. and at airing this photo they have been inundated by thousands of comments with women, inquiring about the officer's relationship status. and the photo was shared over 240,000 times, on facebook. the department posted more photos, with another unique, unit getting involved. gainsville officers are fulfilling their facebook admirers requests and will be releasing a calendar of the department's finest, with proceed benefiting hurricane recovery efforts. hey, it is for a charity. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> she did say dream i.

>> oh, bless us. >> okay. she's funny. well, kate bilo is here now, speaking of remnants of irma we're getting tail end of , irma, icky. >> yes. >> it is just a miserable day out there. >> yes it is cloudy, foggy, it is gress. we have showers in the forecast in the only for rest of today but few and far between but they will ramp up tomorrow afternoon and possibly even gannon friday, and then we will shift toward the weekend and possibly hurricane jose making some waves, down the shore. but lets start off, with the look outside, speaking of the shore, what a ugly looking beach day, it is in ocean city good day to walk boardwalk do some shopping, grab pizza, funnel cake, and soft serve, something like that, not best day to be at the beach but rides are going, nice day on the ocean city boardwalk. it always is. you can see low cloud, very gray outside inn a that is the case through next couple days as well. we have gray skies in margate as we take a peak at beach

patrol headquarters camera. nobody on the beach today but looks pretty desserted out there even life guard stand is looking desserted this afternoon. gray skies, and the waves have been rough. we have rip current, caution in effect through rest of the week and weekend, irma's moisture cause something showers, thunderstorms possibly tomorrow and help say will be lurking just off eastern seaboard over the weekend. you can see that first band of showers that pushed through this morning has shifted in to new york state and long island as well. we are not seeing a whole lot in the way of wet weather but very damp, light my, drizzle few drops here and there, slow conditions on the roads. it is all thanks to irma. here's center of circulation from what was once irma. it has drifted to the north now and all this still has to come through before we can clear it out. it is very, very slow moving. tomorrow looks like most active day of the forecast period as that moisture starts to move n pretty decent temperature gradient from north to south, cool near 70 degrees to the north,

closer to 80 down toward millville, dover. seventy-three in philadelphia. but, it is very, very steamy. look at these dew points, dew point in millville is 74. dew point in philadelphia 71. 65-degree dew point in allentown. a dew point of 71 puts us right in the oppressive range, it is very humid outside, this is tropical air we're dealing with and it will stay very sticky through the rest of the week as well. so you can see moisture moving from the west. here's tomorrow morning just some cloud but then that center of circulation moves through, scattered showers perhaps thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon and evening. friday we will see it start to clear out, still cloud, still sprinkles but gets better and then we will start to dry things out on saturday. we are looking at least than half inch for most of the area so this isn't a huge deal as far as rainfall totals are concerned but just in the nice weather for next few days. terrible hair day as well. fog developing outside tonight , tomorrow mostly cloudy, warm, sticky at 82 degrees. scattered showers and

thunderstorm. friday still chance for sure but then saturday even though it starts off with fog 81 degrees with sun, high pressure starts to knows in, sunday through wednesday looking really, really nice as of right now. keep an eye on jose. we will have more in the next half an hour. still ahead on "eyewitness news" looking ahead to the holiday season. >> major retailer is hiring a thousand people right here in our area. what is a monument? mural arts program in philadelphia wants to you think about that because you're december, could raise your own monument all over the city. more on this story, coming up. in uniform and ready to kick it. a new face, that could have a huge impact on the eagles. we will introduce you to jake elliott, next in having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us.

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no friday night lights, no lights on any night, coach for delaware county football team says his team is left in the

dark by the boro and coming up at 6:00 we will shed some light on this issue and get some answers. >> don bell joins us with sports and they don't get much love or much plug but they are integral part of the team though. >> indeed. we are talking about the kicker. >> yes, sir. >> nobody pay is a tension to the kicker until something goes wrong, by wrong i mean white ride or white left. today jake elliott was front and certainty. yesterday eagles signed elliott off cincinnati's practice squad and on the roster to replace caleb sturgis. elliott is rookie fifth round pick from memphis. on sunday he will make an nfl debut, against the chief in kansas city. >> i mean i'm just here, taking the opportunity, that i have been given and truly thankful for it and run witt and see what happens. >> next man mentality. we brought him in here. he is very accurate. he has a strong leg obviously. he is young, but at the same time we're moving forward and

we will get him ready to play and looking forward to getting him out there and watching him perform. >> former eagle jon dorenbos had heart surgery yesterday and according to his former coach doug pederson whom you just saw it was a success. coming up we will have the latest on the magic man, understand, he is resting comfortably today and wishing him the best. >> thanks, don, appreciate it. coming up next on "eyewitness news", he was a pioneer in the lb gt community and, a philadelphia native. tonight we are hearing from local people who knew edith, up next her life and legacy. also this. >> pencil, glue sticks, and all of the other stuff. >> fresh school supplies are heading down south but they need help to get there. that is this weeks story of

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remembering a pioneer in the gay rights movement, philadelphia native edith windsor helped pave the way to legalize same sex marriage. windsor passed away yesterday in new york at the age of 88. >> gay rights activist graduated from temple university, cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio spoke with people who are personally grateful to windsor. >> reporter: born in philadelphia in 1929, edith windsor was a trailblazer. >> i am today an out lesbian, okay, who just sued the united states of america. >> reporter: a graduate of temple university she broke barriers in business at ibm but part of her life has defined her was love that transformed her into an activist. >> it was a great love a fair. that is all turf say about it. it was everything. >> proposed to her two years into their 44 year relationship. >> reporter: attorney angela

depaulo befriended windsor a few years ago. >> she was just an absolute spark plug, dynamite. >> reporter: she heard story of the love affair, who she married in canada in 2007. she died, windsor was hit with a $360,000 inn heart tans tax, a bill that she would have to pay if she was straight. >> there was gay law, straight law and she wanted that to be even. >> reporter: windsor took her case to the u.s. supreme court and in 2013, she won. >> she was a person that showed the world of human face of what, marriage equality was >> reporter: mark seeingal public publishes philadelphia gay news and said windsor's story changed the dialogue and within two years it was legal in america. now seeing allies married to the love of his life as well. >> i didn't realize how important marriage was and what it meant, until that moment. >> reporter: she's set to walk down aisle with her fiance cristina next year following advice from her good friend,

windsor. >> don't do anything solid until you have been together at least two seasons, right, and then second parties heart. >> reporter: something trailblazer knew but never let it stop her. cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also tonight, a father gunned down in philadelphia's spring garden neighborhood has been laid to rest. funeral mass was held this morning at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul for jerry grandzol. the 38 year-old was fatally shot in front of his home on melon street last week. police say two brothers, one of whom just 16, trying to carjack grandzol. both are now facing murder charges in his death. veteran houston police office shore drowned in harvey 's flood waters was remembered today for his dedication, to his family, and to publish service. texas governor and houston's mayor were among hundreds of mourn hours attended memorial

services for sergeant steve perez, the 60 year-old was driving a patrol car before dawn august 27th when the car went into a flooded highway under pass. and take a look at this video of the truck picking up debris in the houston neighborhood flooded by harvey trucks are going from neighborhood to neighborhood hauling away debris. it is expected to take months, before all of the debris, can be picked up. some chester county preschoolers and kindergarteners are helping a flooded houston school bet back on track. >> they understand what children need, and they understand, brotherly love. >> got bless america... >> reporter: these singing preschoolers at assumption academy in stratford might not know everything about hurricanes, but they know the important stuff. >> it brakes up a lot of peoples houses and schools and buildings. >> reporter: they learned when harvey blew in and rained on houston some classrooms were damaged. >> it got all ruined.

>> school supplies. >> reporter: help is on the way thanks to principal patricia welsh and the power of facebook. assumption academy partnered with an elementary school in the houston independent school district to collect school supplies, and that school, bra vard got flooded and need to start over. the principal explained. >> we are talking to them about how children can help children, just because we're little doesn't mean we cannot do big things. >> reporter: the principal also says her 120 students have been eagerly collecting thee exceptions. >> colored pencils, glue sticks and all of the other stuff. >> reporter: drive just started and the first bin, it is already full. >> we will send supplies as we get them. each week we will send a box. if people would like to contribute financially to de fray cost of shipping, of any of the materials that we collect that would be fantastic. >> reporter: this tangible task helps them picture how people can help, after a hurricane. >> it feels like work and

wonderful. >> reporter: and wonderful, how about that. great job. houston independent school district say they need a lot of repairs so the school will move to another building and start classes again monday. >> you can see our brotherly love stories at cbs philly.com /philly. >> that is a good one. >> i have to rewatch that one. >> you got that. nearly 50 buildings and landmarks in los angeles were shining bright ahead of the big announcement. >> after a 32 year stretch summer olympic games are coming back to the united states. the 2028 summer games will take place in los angeles, cities mayor, eric gar set i is expected to ratify, and international session in lima, peru. target is recalling about 180,000 pieces of furniture, we have details up next. fighting diabetes with the weight loss device and new approach that helps patient was weight and control diabetes. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us up next. we want to inspire, power people to change the world.

>> president obama makes a big announcement about the obama foundation and he wants you to get involved. kate? the weekend is ever closer and it looks like it is going to be a very warm final weekend of summer, highs in the mid 80's. we will see sunshine both days and we may start saturday with morning fog so keep that in mind. watch jose's path, it will stay out to sea but could kick you have rough surf and rip currents. if you are heading that way, swim only at guarded beaches but get out and

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children. the dressers have four drawers , in black, espresso and mapel and they were sold between january, 2013 and april 2016. target has received 12 reports of the dressers falling over, or collapsing, and no injuries have been reported. you can return the dresser if you have it for a full rye fund. meanwhile target plans to go on a hiring spree, for the holidays. the company will hire about 100,000 workers nationwide, 1,000 of them, here in our area. that is about 30,000 more than last year. retailers earned nearly a third of their annual sales between thanksgiving and early january. president obama is welcoming civic leaders from around the world to chicago for a summit hosted by the obama foundation. he released a video message today. >> leadership summit will be a place to gather and learn from one another and go back to your community to lead others in hard work of change. in the weeks and months ahead we will kick off more initiatives and opportunities for people like to you get involved with the obama

foundation's mission, that mission is ahead, we want to inspire people to change the world and we hope you will be part of it. >> two day summit will take place october 31st through november 1st. and that we continue tonight on "eyewitness news" she claims to be daughter ovulate entertainer jerry lewis. >> and she lives here in philadelphia who tracked her down. where you can

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situation. will she receive an inheritance from her late father? catch inside addition tonight at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. on the healthwatch tonight new technology that could help fido beesty and diabetes. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with new research. >> new study out that is kind of like having bypass surgery without the operation, it is a device being tested by british researchers and early results look pretty good. >> reporter: he has struggled with his weight and diabetes for years. >> i was very obese, overweight, my blood pressure was very high, cholesterol was high. >> reporter: now the father of two is down 50-pound and 10 inches around his way way after getting a experimental device called endo barrier. >> i look at some of my old photos, i am surprised, was i that big. >> reporter: it is similar to gastric bypass without invasive surgery. plastic sleeve is inserted through throat and in the

small intestine allowing food to pass through without being absorbed. >> they feel full with the device in, and which is a bit odd because it doesn't fit in the stomach. it is just in the very first part of the intestine. >> reporter: device is removed after a year, goal to kick start weight looks and get diabetes under control. >> sometimes people in longer need them and or they have had a reduction in weight. >> reporter: testing stopped after some patients developed liver complications, and now boston company that makes the device is working with the f.d.a. on new studies, he says the device has change his life >> i feel a lot more comfortable, outing as well. >> reporter: his diabetes is in check and now trying to lose 40 more pounds. >> reporter: he was among 65 patient was type two diabetes and obesity who tested the device in the uk. average weight loss with that is about 33-pounds. we will keep you posted on the progress.

>> very interesting, thanks, stephanie. national kidney fun days is hosting its seventh annual, golf classic today. golfers competing for a chance to promote kidney help and fight kidney disease. amateur golfers are playing in teams of four, top finishers will qualify for 54 hole tournament in january 2018. the classic raises more than 3.5 million-dollar every year. kate bilo joins us now with our forecast and remnants of irma, um. >> it is an ugly day. >> yeah. >> every camera we look at is gray, if you go i, dull looking, and it feels pretty sticky outside, too. definitely feel air clinging tour skin when you step outside. it will not get any better at lee until friday when we will start to see breaks of sunshine peeking out from the included but until then we are dealing with remnant moisture from what was once irma. we have been talking about irma it feels like for weeks. we were track it through atlantic, caribbean, through florida and now center of the

circulation is drifting through the midwest. lets look outside and take you to the poconos where you can barely make out, outlines of the trees there you cannot see the lake in the distance. can't see really anything. lots of fog out there in the poconos. this is jack frost big boulder and looking fogged in. so not the best travel conditions, certainly up through poconos region and much of our area tonight will see fog like this develop. so that is pretty dense, be safe, especially overnight on the local roadways. checking in would your eyewitness weather watchers again they are reporting some foggy, damp, dreary conditions out there, temperatures only in the lower 70's right now, but we are seeing dew points pretty much to match. 71 degrees, dew point close to that, and it is mainly cloudy, at kennett martin's house. no chance today son's away on vacation, will return on thursday or maybe friday. we will see. maybe a break or two, tomorrow 72 degrees in levittown with william, mainly cloudy, and it is only 69 degrees further north at john jenkins house in

perkasie, 69 degrees, cloudy, just a fine mist right now bordering on fog and that is what we will be seeing for remainder of the evening. not a ton of steady rainfall but just mist, fog and gray skies, look at that, that flat gray and don't expect that to change anytime soon. we did see a few breaks earlier this morning, and we will be seeing some blue skies break out tomorrow morning, otherwise everything will be quiet, as we get through morning hours but watch foes showers and storms pop up in the afternoon. take a look off to the west we are at whitefield elementary school in reading where it is not actively raining, pretty cloudy, damp, gray, foggy and so slow travel out there. it looks like fall, but it doesn't really feel like fall it feels like summer, warm, steamy, heavier showers lifted up in new york state. there is that quiet patch we have talk about, tonight into tomorrow morning, but, the center of circulation with irma here it is, still large area of unsettled area big

area of low pressure drifting over us tomorrow, so in the afternoon, showers and thunderstorms will reemerge. temperatures right now, again lower 70's, dew points close to. that dew point in philadelphia about 71 with a temperature of 73. it is almost 100 percent saturated air, that is why you see fine mist particles hanging out of the air. seventy-eight in millville. what to expect for rest of the week, cloudy, humid, scattered showers, both thursday and friday, and a few thunderstorms could pop up, on thursday or most active day. tomorrow best chance for thunderstorms off to the south and area like millville and delaware where we see temperatures warmer then they will be to the north. take a look at jose, category one hurricane and here is latest track on jose. expected to weaken to a tropical storm before running parallel to thee coast far enough out to sea we are not even in the cone of concern here. this is monday. thinks impacting the atlantic ocean for quite sometime.

that means rip current threat continues, this storm setting up larger swells up and down eastern seaboard. we have seen that all week with irma and now jose starting to move north. strong rip currents will be a concern at the beaches, jersey shore and down into delaware as well. even they we will clear it out this weekend, sun's shining, only swim on guarded beaches because again you cannot see this with the naked eye, until it pulls you under. very dangerous out there overnight tonight warm, humid, fog developing. 69 degrees our overnight low. tomorrow mostly cloudy, lot like today, maybe blue sky again in the morning and then more cloud and showers in the thunderstorm in the afternoon. friday again could start with some fog, friday, little bit of the quieter day before the temple/u-mass day 82 on friday but still chance for a shower. saturday starts with fog, may look pretty grim when you wake up in the morning real bleak. then sun comes out. it looks like high pressure will be with us into next week so everything is quiet, monday

, tuesday, wednesday, back to you at the desk. >> thanks, kate. still ahead tonight a new art installation all over town >> vittoria wool i had has a close-up look, tori. >> that is right, mural arts program of philadelphia is giving all of us a voice to raise our own, monuments but before we get to the piece think about this what is a monument? coming up you'll find a whole lot

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vittoria woodill joins us to show us more about the monument lab project. what is a monument, tori. >> reporter: yes, you know, i'm actually sitting on one of the projects, thinks called on the threshold and either salvage stoops from demolition projects in philadelphia, and they are here to inspire people to think about their stoop stories. that is what is so cool about this new program that mural arts is putting on because it is giving all of us an opportunity to talk about things that we have experienced in philadelphia and the history of philadelphia and guess what, they are giving you a chance to raise your own monuments with maybe anything you're thinking of. lets take a look. in the misty rain art was alive at city hall where a bright future for philly's art scene was unveiled by mural arts philadelphia it is called monument lab. >> monument lab, what is it? it is a public art, public

history project pre duesed by mural arts philadelphia and invites people to join a city wide conversation about history, about memory, and about our collective future. >> reporter: it is nine weeks for 20 artists to turn our city in the mural arts found are jane golden calls a museum of art, giving even we, the people, access to contribute at research labs placed all over the city. you can learn about the art you sianni suggest the art that you want to see. >> at the labs people will be engaged in conversation and ask to propose their own ideas for monuments that represent philadelphia. >> reporter: mount chin, artist responsible for massive easily accessible and identical, 7-foot tall pedestals in the courtyard at city hall wants you to be a monument yourself. >> this is for you, or for me. >> reporter: in his piece titled, to me. >> the thing about this piece is it is founded after the idea that was, promoted, here in philadelphia, like the

declaration of independent, it is rights of the individual. we know. that but is there an irony and the same breath as they ride in one they create, incredibly monumental document calls the constitution that begins with we the people. >> the moment you a send to the height to be yourself and when you come down you might meet the other person, and become the we, that we dream of. >> it is really incredible, in particular, at those monuments , that, mount chin had created. everybody was so excited, to get on top, and take their pictures and it was really a way where philadelphia at that moment in time all just came together, to celebrate art and to talk about it, and to talk about what it meant to them. so if you have an idea, visit one of those monument labs and you will see something like this, they will have sheets of paper where you can write down your idea and then illustrate what you want the monument to

look like. so it is powerful, all these are temporary so they will be only out until mid-november but ukee and jessica i was inspired myself. i had so many ideas. when you think bit, you are like wow, it makes you feel like i could do that. >> surey could raise something like that. it was really cool. >> very cool and powerful, like you said, indeed, thanks. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> reporter: i'm henry rossoff where youth football organizers say their kid are forced to practice in the dark , we will get to the boro and find out why so far they have refused to turn the field lights on. also a thief in philadelphia is setting his sights on high tech devices, what he is targeting and where he is doing it. plus a note to crime, delaware county introducees a new pup with a special sniffing ability what she's tolly find what no other dog in pennsylvania can. kate? and irma's remnants have

arrived in the delaware valley , we dealt with showers today and now mist, drizzle but more showers and storms are on the way, we will track them eye "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. tonight we're getting answers as to why those lights were not turned on. >> good evening aim idea washington. aim jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff is in colwyn with the story. >> reporter: let me show you the issue right here this door is locked and behind the door you get to the breakers. coaches cannot access this without the boro's help and so far they have not turn lights on. they say that is completely unacceptable because they have a lease to use this