>> unaudible. >> reporter: elected officials froze men their chairs, as counts ill president darryl clark. >> tried to restore order. >> unaudible. >> reporter: council's first meeting after a long summer break, and was largely un eventful. >> we support this resolution. and these are good. >> reporter: but pleasantry where is flooding after deputy say threats were launched at council members. demand that council address police involve shooting in the community. >> this is not us asking you, this is us demanding that we will turn into a nice little city council meeting in to a resolution, objecting patient. >> reporter: tempers flared as more and more deputies surrounded a group of about a dozen, megan was let out and what it tells us is she was and rest. sheriff's department handled the incident. >> it began to get out of

control when they started talking about, you know, it is a revolution. >> reporter: four more people were taken in cuss toyed and cited for disorderly conduct. now, council president darryl clark put up a very lengthy facebook post about this morning, and in party will quote he wrote, when we are visited by protesters as happened today it is our duty as public officials to up hold their right to speak no matter how loud or disruptive. he continues, but when city council's ability to do its job is impacted then as a council president need to make judgment calls. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00, more on the personal stories behind some of the people, who spoke to city counts they will morning and i will see new an hour. reporting live outside city hall, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the philadelphia chapter of the naacp held a news conference this morning to express outrage, over a judge 's recent decision to dismiss all criminal charges against amtrak engineer

brandon bostian. bostian was at controls when amtrak train 188, derailed, on frankford curve in 2015. eight people died, and hundreds more were hurt. philadelphia judge on tuesday prosecutors did not present enough evidence against bostian to sustain criminal negligence charges, and dropped the case. naacp leaders say the justice system unfairly allowed the whitening near to go, free for an accident, while a black contractor was found criminal ly liable, and convicted for another accident , the deadly salvation army collapse in 2013. >> griffin campbell could have died in that wall collapse but yet he was found with criminal charges against him, he was convicted and put in jail. this is a great injustice, and it is justice working, two different ways, in one city, calling it one justice system. >> griffin campbell is serving a 15 to 30 year sentence,

naacp is working toward getting him a new trial. excavate or sean benschop pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for his role in the collapse. toxicology reports showed that he had painkillers and marijuana in his system at the time. benschop was sentenced to seven and a half years to 15 years, behind bars. a former pennsylvania state trooper has pleaded guilty to two counts of the involuntary manslaughter in the death of his pregnant wife authorities say that joseph miller shot his pregnant wife joanna in the family'se norton home in 2014. she and baby both died after an emergency c-section. authorities say that miller told them his gun went off as he prepared to clean it. he is expected to be sentenced within 90 days. police released photo of the suspect wanted in a roxborough home invasion that we first told but last night. police are searching for this suspect, mark mclaughlin a former neighbor of the victim. authorities say that the 21 year entered hill road home, salted a seven five-year old

occupant, took a purse, and then fled in the victim's car. if you have any information, you are asked to call the police. well, calendar it is still summer and today it feels like it. hot, humid conditions have made their return. meteorologist kate bilo joins us now tracking the heat and the chance for a few spotty showers, kate. >> that is right, kate we are track remnants of what was once hurricane irma. you can see circulation, around what was once that system is definitely all, really fallen apart by now but you can see a few spotty showers, mainly have missed us to the north. lower new york state, up are pennsylvania, and into portions of new england that is where the majority of the spotty showers and thunderstorms are this afternoon and this evening. but we cannot rule one out popping one out locally closer to home. one tried to form over chester county and then fell apart before making its way in the city. we are in and out of the cloud cover here throughout this afternoon and evening, and it feels, warm, and steamy outside. temperatures right now, in the 80's, 81 in philadelphia. eighty in trenton. eighty in wilmington.

winds are out of the south and west and it is feeling definitely still like summer, and temperatures will be averaging, above the normal right through the weekend. dew points are on the high side not as steamy. dew point also in the 60's. that means it is feeling on the steamy side, humid but not oppressively so. a few pop up showers and storms, could be around through this evening, and through the overnight hours tonight, and then same story tomorrow, cloud, some sun, and we will see a couple of pop up showers, coming up we will talk about how it feels tropical outside, how long that will last, and storms through weekend and more on jose, tropical storm now but that track is heading north, could we be in for impact? we will have the latest on that, jessica. >> kate, thanks. president trump is embracing his role of comfort er in chief, today he traveled to southwest florida to assess his damage left behind by hurricane irma. as recovery efforts are in high gear across that state president trump and first lady handed out food and water to residents in naples. >> we are there for you, 100

percent. >> reporter: moments after shaking hand was storm victims trying to put their lives back together. >> working hard. >> yes. >> wonderful, thank you. >> reporter: first lady later tweeted this video of flooding from the air. in fort myers president praised local officials and heroic work of first respond ers. >> thousands and thousands of people may have their lives ended and the numbers, they are a very small number which is a great tribute to you. >> reporter: many remain without electricity, and with more than 20,000 utility work ers, statewide, power co, say they are making wrapped progress. faster then in previous hurricanes. >> we have restored many of the big blocks, of customers, and we're now going in to neighborhoods and some cases going house by house. >> reporter: in the devastated florida keys, power, running water and communications have been virtually non-existent since sunday. officials say that full recovery in the keys, could take years.

further north authorities continue to evacuate nursing homes left without power. investigators executed a search warrant at hollywood hills facility where eight seniors died this week. we're getting a look at more hurricane damage in the florida keys, this is devastation irma left behind in the city of aisle moredo, the storm did not discriminate , mobile homes and mansions all left in ruins. irma washed boats assure in key wet and right now crews are working to restore power and water services there law enforcement is preventing keys residents from returning, citing safety concerns. despite the mandatory evacuation order, some residents chose to remain, and they cannot believe the devastation. >> we were here, we were on a big house in the ocean which we were told would be safe because it three is stories and the house basically caved n we barely made it. >> reporter: all three hospitals in the florida keys remained closed. people in the british virgin islands are beginning to pick up the pieces after

hurricane irma caused complete devastation there residents of the island says it feels like armageddon as houses were leveled to ruble and cars were reduced to hallow shells. but both clean up has started and british officials pledged to get the island back on its feet. >> it feels like we're in armageddon. >> just waiting for the zombie s. >> you know, we've got our sense of humor through this. we have no where to go but building up. >> reporter: many residents say that they have to rebuild. on the island of saint john, what was once a lush, greenland scape is now a battered weigh land. trees are name to the bark, power lines are toppled and homes are on the edge of hills volunteers have already started to deliver food and water and navy and coastguard officers are patrolling to prevent looting. and this is saint martin, wind, rain tore apart homes there, debris, litters roadside, every where. despite european and american governments stepping up efforts, power remains out on the island.

many residents worry about dwindling food and water supplies and there are widespread reporting of looting. president trump has apparently reached around republicans and across the aisle to find common ground on daca. senator chuck schumer and congress woman nancy pelosi, both democrats, met the president at the white house last night and they left with the framework for possible compromise for so-called dream ers n exchange for tougher border security. >> we're not looking at citizens ship or amnesty but we're looking at allowing people to stay here. >> we're in the looking at amnesty, we were never looking at amnesty. >> the agreement between the president and the democrats does not include border wall, something that the president, says he will remain committed to doing. the legal battle over dune construction is over, in margate. >> sit has agreed to drop its lawsuit in exchange for multi million-dollar drainage system at no cost to the citizens. cleve bryan is live in margate with more, cleve.

>> reporter: well, it is a victory to some because city will get a new drainage system funded by the federal government, worth some say as much as 10 million-dollar and hopefully will prevent some of the ponding we have seen on the beaches just like this, on the inside, part of the dunes. now this is what it looked like we have shot a little video an example of the drains that will run from the streets , under most of the beaches and out into the ocean this was over in vent are in we got video, a very common thing using these pipes at the shore. army core will build five of these pipes, in margate, to collect water from under the street and then it takes them out to the ocean, but to get drainage system the city has agreed to drop their dune lawsuit and event inner toy a long term beach maintenance plan in the state of new jersey. some are not happy about the pipe which inevitably can get exposed at beaches erode and they called the pipe a solution to an unnecessary problem. >> they built the dunes, they took the sand out, we have a problem.

it started last month when they started work and the pipe is a fix, a problem they themselves created. >> reporter: coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 i will pick up the assurance i got from the mayor that having this new drainage system and at agreement with the state won't end up costing residents in the long run. live from the margate, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a space mission, is, come to a fiery even, coming up on "eyewitness news" we will talk to derek pits about what scientists learned from this major mission. dogs rescued from hurricanes harvey and i am air in our area, i'm anita oh in new jersey with ways to help. a surprise announcement from selena gomez on why she has been laying low for a few months, her medical conditions , major surgery and prognosis, coming your way at 5:30. also you have to wonder what her former think, jennifer lopez makes an interesting statement about her new relationship and how it stacks up to other relationships. stay with us, family we will

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well, you have seen videos by now, people in texas or florida evacuate their homes due to the devastating hurricane. >> not only are people displaced by these storms, many pets are now finding themselves without homes as well. the dogs have made their way to our area, for a new beginning. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has more now from camden county. >> reporter: destruction and despair left behind by hurricanes harvey and irma, the world also saw the rivers, people would float across to save their pets. >> there is an emotional impact and connection with their pets. we don't leave without them. you see these images of pets being carried on peoples shoulders, you know, life rafts, and carts. >> reporter: on thursday vicky rowland executive director of camden county animal shelter introduced animals welcomed to new jersey from overcrowded shelfers in texas and florida. those shelters have sent pets

to other areas early on anticipating the need important more space once the storms hit. >> these are just two of 10 shelter dogs that have been rescued from areas affected by hurricane harvey and irma but in total there are 60 dogs and 85 cats that need a new home. they are all available on county house road in blackwood >> this is marcia. she's 10 months old. she's from texas. she first came in she was really scared. as you can tell she's not scared anymore. >> reporter: volunteers here hepp during a time in which so many have lost, so much, that these animals can gain a loving family again. >> come down, adopt, foster, you can see that these dogs are just loving dogs. they didn't ask for the hurricane they are just looking for a home. >> reporter: in blackwood, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> they are darling. kate joins us now with our forecast on this friday eve. >> friday eve, yes. you know what today turnout not to be as active as we

thought it might be because showers and storms missed us to the north. we have a few popping up here and there but not a bad day all things considered.up here it feels tropical. it feels like we are in the islands with the big cloud rolling through. it looks like it could storm and then sun comes back out and same pattern will be with us for really tomorrow and weekend but showers and storms will get more and more, hit or miss over the next several days. lets look outside and start off with a live look at our library camera from the parkway central library looking at city and you can see blue skies, also those big , fat, puffy cumulus cloud, and some of those looking a little dark. could be a few sprinkles here and there but most of the area will be rain free for majority of the tonight, just a stray shower or thunderstorm, here or there so not that bad of the day, yesterday ended up being a little more gray then today turnout to be. take a quick look down the shore, down to the delaware beaches where rehoboth people are making, you know, kind of make lemons out of lemonade. it didn't look that great of a beach day but down there it is not that bad. lets get the stuff, sit on the

sand and see it is looking like high tide not a lot of beach here but a lot of folks still on the beach at 5:17 in the afternoon. storm scan three does show the center of irma off to the north. you can still see a few showers over northern, new jersey, northeastern, pennsylvania and these though mainly off to the north and not a whole lot going on in our region. we are still under the influence of that broad area of low pressure, and will continue to be for the next couple of days. enough instability in the atmosphere that right through weekend we cannot rule out a stray shower or thunderstorm, especially in the afternoon, mainly heating of the day driven, that is a shower or storm, because it is mainly in the afternoon when it gets hot and steamy, air destabilizees and sun goes down and they fizzle. tonight we are in the speccing too much of anything. tomorrow a lot like today. mixture of cloud and sunshine. warm, steamy. you can call it hot for this time of the year. watch for just a pop up shower or storm in the afternoon. they fizzle out quickly once the sun goes down. saturday same story we will start the day with cloud and some breaks of sunshine and

then watch for a stray afternoon shower or storm. so right through sunday we are warm, steamy, temperatures five plus degrees above average. pop up thunderstorms if you do have pool plans keep an eye to the sky but all and all a nice summer weekend. let's talk about jose a tropical storm not a hurricane but it will be a hurricane again shortly and hurricane jose will make a closer track to the east coast then originally thought. it is starting to push west. this is not until tuesday. it does look like it will stay off shore but could brush the coast with some rain or win, and, of course, rip current risk will continue right through the weekend, as that system starts to make eighths approach and certainly, next week with that storm off the coast, rip currents will be a major concern down the shore. we will have more on hoy say and latest models in our next half an hour. for tomorrow, sun, cloud, a stray shower is possible, 83. tomorrow night for tell oil u-mass it looks good. it will be dry. seventy-seven at kick off. temperatures will drop once the sun goes down and then your seven day forecast keeps it warm, steamy through the

weekend, pop up shower or storm, next week it is still warm and we will have to watch for possibly some impacts from jose, that would be tuesday into wednesday, we will have more on that, again, coming up >> counting on you, thanks, kate. still ahead on "eyewitness news" if you love blue or turquoise get ready, crayola has a new shade of blue just for you. he just wanted to serve his country find out what the president has to say about the young man who wants to cut the white house lawn, leslie. well, eagles facing a tough test this weekend, against andy reid and the chiefs, don bell stopped by wip to talk to ike and chris about what we can expect on you each drive a ford pickup right? (all) yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado. current chevy owners and lessees get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars.

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pad also and pints a new bar and restaurant in philadelphia is serving up more than just food and drinks coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 what this ping-pong theme place opens, and the celebrities behind it, table tennis, it depend who you ask. >> we will fine at 6:00.

leslie van arsdal joins us now and people are talking. >> people are talking. >> everybody has got opinions. >> everybody has something to say. >> yes. >> of course, people want to go with something they have to say, guess what they do? they go to sports radio 610 wip. don bell talks to the hoes there ike crease, and chris carolyn about what to expect in the eagles/chiefs game. >> when you talk about the toughest places to play they mention seattle, kansas city what are you looking for in this game. >> i think atmosphere will be obviously, one that will be, one of the top in the nfl. they are as loud as it gets at arrow head. that will make it more difficult for the owe even if at times especially on third down. but i think, you know, biggest thing for me is chiefs second ary. even without eric berry, they still have very good corners, marcus peters. that will be interesting to go me. how will they be able to move the football down the field through the air and, you know, i don't think it is going to be easy, but easy as it was last week.

>> right, right. >> obviously crowd noise will be important. i certainly don't have any doubt that we have enough talent to get down there and win. we do defense is solid. we can certainly do a nice job on controlling that new explosive chiefs offense but it will boil down to 29 mess important position tons team. the head coach and the quarterback. how do you handle those moments, when you got to think fast on your feet, and you have to necessarily, take is what there and give it to you as opposed to trying to win the football game in the first half of the game. keep this game close, get in the fourth quarter and the close football game, and allow what you do best, to pull you through this game. >> i think most interesting thing is whole doug pederson/ andy reid angle. >> yes. >> yes it will be fascinating. coming up next, stunning revolution from the young superstar, selena gomez has had a organ transplant. why she need aid new kidney. what a local doctor says about her prognosis, up next.

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star says selena gomez has had a kidney transplant this summer and donor was a close friend. selena struggled with lupus made it necessary. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the procedure and more detailed information about lupus, stephanie. >> reporter: exactly with 21 million followers gomez made revolution on instagram, saying that fans had been wondering why she had been laying low this summer. her publicist confirmed the transplant, so how is she doing? yesterday, selena was in a public appearance, smiling and looking healthy as ever. pop star selena gomez held a

meet and greet with fans in new york city on wednesday, the day before she revealed on instagram, that she had a kidney transplant over the summer. the post showed her in the hospital, beside her friend, actress frances ryasa who donated the organ. twenty-five year-old singer said in party found out i needed to get a kidney transplant due to my lupus. it is what i needed to do for my overall health. >> i expect that she's going to do very well and she will have a very positive outcome. >> reporter: doctor singh medical director of kidney transplant center at jefferson said lupus, auto immune disease that gomez has causes the body to mistakenly attack its own tissues. >> it can affect practically any organ system in your body. it can affect your heart, your muscle, it can affect your joints, it can affect your skin and it can affect your kidneys. >> reporter: for patients like gomez who needed a transplant an organ from a live donor is preferable and donor does not have to be related, only

medically, compatible. >> the best outcome in terms of the quality of the kidney, and in terms of the longevity of the recipient is, the success. >> reporter: singer showed images of the post operative scar on her lower and, she didn't say where or when the procedure took place. also unknown the condition of the donor, gomez 29 year-old actress friend. doctors say that living donors can have full productive lives , with just one kidney. and also, on instagram, selena said that she was looking forward to sharing more details of her journey, real soon. she revealed her lupus diagnosis in 2015 and took a break from her career, last year, to deal with things like anxiety, panic attacks and depression, all related to the disease. doctors tell us that she's going to have a life long battle with lupus but she appears to be doing okay from the transplant. >> very good, thanks stephanie lady gaga has been forced to pull out of the music festival in brazil. on instagram she is in severe

physical pain and posted a picture of what resembles an iv in her arm. go gaga was just in philadelphia on sunday and monday. it is unclear where she's being treated. music's biggest stars is in a memorial service for troy gentry today. country music star was killed in the helicopter crash in medford, new jersey last week. >> ♪ >> trace atkins was among these paying tribute at the grand old opera in nashville. gentry was one half of the duo montgomery gentry, a preliminary ntsb report says engine problems caused the helicopter crash at flying w airport. troy gentry was 50 years old. flags in new jersey are flying at half staff in honor of the late state senator jim whelan. the senator and former mayor of atlantic city died last month of a heart attack at the age of 58. lower flag seen here on rutgers university camden campus, accompanied a public

memorial service held today in atlantic city ace boardwalk hall. >> ♪ >> whelan had a long career in public service, he was an atlantic city life guard, teacher and three time mayor before his election to the state legislature in 2005. some lawmakers say whelan was atlantic city is biggest champion, efforts are underway to rename boardwalk hall, in his honor. today, kennedy health and jefferson health are celebrating the merger of their two health systems. presidents of the thomas jefferson and kennedy hospitals met earlier today in washington township for the ceremonial signing and to answer questions from the media kennedy health will serve as southern new jersey core of the jefferson health. this marks the first time, that a philadelphia health system has fully merged with a southern new jersey health system. well, numbers are striking one in five people in the philadelphia area do not know where their meal is coming

from. >> that is according to a new report by feeding america. national number is one in eight. so philadelphia is especially struggling. >> but there is hope. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao shows us a new program that just began this month. >> how is it. >> oh, great. >> reporter: deborah has come to rely on this box of food, each month, the usda donated box is delivered to her senior housing community in germantown. >> my favorite is when we get the spaghetti. >> reporter: she uses food to supplement her pant try, and feed her children and their children. >> peanut butter, the protein. >> reporter: she knows how important these supplies are. >> i wouldn't know what to do without them. they are an official part of the senior living. >> reporter: but need is so great there is a wait list for the governmental box. so philabundance is now stepping in with a new program called pantry boxes through a grant from the ww smith charitable trust, 625

additional eligible seniors, in philadelphia and delaware county will now get this, 15- pound box of shelf safe food once a movement philabundance says it helps a particularly vullable group of people. >> trying to pay for your bills, medical expenses, prescriptions, food is one of the last things that seniors end up paying for when they have to stretch their budgets. >> reporter: but grant for pant try boxes only covers six months, and while the pilot program is getting rave reviews, more generous donors are needed to keep the program going. not only that, but even with the additional food boxes, is there still a wait list. >> it goes to show that it is really helping fill that gap, and whether it is so much larger need then there is supply at the moment. >> it was diced tomatoes for spaghetti. >> reporter: for deborah, she shows her gratitude by volunteering, helping to organize and hand out to others, very same boxes, that have made a difference in her life. >> we are willing to give back to the community as well, this is why i volunteer.

>> reporter: so september is also hunger action month, philabundance is trying to raise 25 you this dollars to provide, 50,000 meals, for those in need, and to donate log on to philabundance.org. i'm jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there is a new crayon about to be added to the big box of crayola, the new color and name that was picked by fans, up next. and a historic mission to space will come to a dramatic end, find out how, even when the mission is over, astronauts will keep learning from it. don. in the wake of harvey debris piles like this have become a common sight in houston. i'm don champion with a look at where things stand here two weeks after the storm. well, weekend very, very close upon us now and it looks like it is definitely going to feel like summertime still. it is still summertime but it is warm, muggy both saturday and sunday. highs in the mid 80's. there could a stray shower or thunderstorm each day mainly due to the heating of the day, the sun will break through

though after cloud cover late this week, and we are looking at generally sunny days saturday and sunday but watch out for those pop up thunder showers if you plan to be you each drive a ford pickup right? (all) yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado. current chevy owners and lessees get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars. or, 0% financing for 72 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer.

a new census report out today find philadelphia is still most poor big city in the nation. >> cities poverty rate remained the same in 2016 and cities median household income was lower, in 2016, then in 2015. on average, other big cities, saw an increase in incomes and poverty rates generally declined. the report also state that had one in three philadelphia children are living in poverty there is growing concern, over the shrinking size of airline seats. safety advocates say it could put passenger at risk in the event of the an emergency. space between rows have dwindled from as much as 35

inches to as small as 28 inches. this summer an appeals court sided with flyers rights and advocacy group that sued the faa to regulate seat size and update safety standard. they found a plausible life and death safety concern and ordered the faa to look at the issue. we, of course, will keep you updated. today crayola announced name of the new blue crayon. >> after two months of voting and narrowing down the nearly 90,000 submissions to just five, the new crayon will be called blue boot fill. it beat out blue moon business and dream come blue, the new brilliant blue color was discovered by scientists at oregon state university and will make its debut later this year. >> i like it. one name, one word, i like that. >> easy to remember. >> smile on that, beautiful picture indeed. young boy wants to help the country by cutting the white house lawn. >> he might just get his shot, white house lawn. >> he might just get his shot, that story a sfx: t-mobile mnemonic

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cassini spacecraft will make a dramatic dive since arriving at saturn in 2004 this probe has beamed back more than 300,000 images of the ringed planet and dozens of moons. but now, cassini is almost out of gas and it was going to use what is left to plunge into saturn's atmosphere. >> what will happies it will streak down toward the upper atmosphere and as it does so it will fragment into little pieces. those pieces will heat up, it will burn but as it head into the planet as upper atmosphere it will continue to collect data about what that atmosphere is like and it will be sending that information backup, as long as it possibly can until the spacecraft is completely broken up. >> new missions to saturn perhaps to look for life are already in the works. two weeks after hurricane harvey brought flood to southwest texas some people there are just returning home to assess the damage. they are finding out struggles are still ahead. correspondent don champion reports now from houston.

>> reporter: two weeks after hurricane harvey debris piles now line the streets of the many houston neighborhoods. this one is from nancy's home of more than 35 years. >> it is unbelievable. i just, you know, it is just not looking the same, it is not home. >> reporter: last time she saw her house she was seen running away from flood water from the control release of the reservoir from the storm. >> they had to come to my front door and i got in the boat. it was like a movie, almost, are now. >> reporter: for two days her son's company helped strip her first floor down to the stud. >> but this is where we're from. we all pitch in. >> reporter: fema expects to pay out $11 billion to insured homeowners in this part of the texas alone, those who did not have flood insurance will neat grants or loans to rebuild. >> every school has some type of damage whether it be trees, falling, storm issues, ac not working.

>> reporter: most houston students went back to school this week, only a handful of campuses have yet to open and those students will temporarily relocate to other facilities. >> back at nancy's, she is taking stock of what can be saved and what cannot. >> well, there is no noise, nothing. >> she will part with this family hair loom and she's taking the rest one day at a time. >> appreciate it. >> reporter: across southeastern texas it will take strength, time, to emerge from harvey's havoc. don champion for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". for sure. as we continue tonight an 11 year-old will be giving a chance to mow lawn at the white hosta tomorrow. >> administration shared a letter that the boy sent to president trump offering his services. >> would i like to show the nation what young people like me are ready for. ad meyer your business background and started my own business. i have been mowing my neighbor 's lawn for some time, please see the attached flier,

and here's a list of what i have and you are free to pick whatever you want. power mower, push mower and we ed backer. i can bring extra fuel and charge batteries for we had backer and he will do that with no charge. >> well, and here's the letter that the boy's name is frank, he will help the ground keeping crew cut rose garden grass tomorrow and his dad says, he is up to the challenge. >> all right, frank. >> getting it done. >> all right. >> how about that. >> indeed. >> all right. >> i didn't cut any grass today but i could have. >> it was beautiful. >> not too bad. we had a few pop up showers depending where you are but we have gotten away scott free with no showers today, it will be hit or miss through next couple of days as well. we're talking earlier about this pat a producer, do i to have turn my air conditioning back on this weekend? i think you may have to. >> it looks like. >> yes, it is going to be warm and steamy for the foreseeable future. we're talking about temperatures, in the 80's, not only today, tomorrow but

saturday, sunday, and we will see those overnight lows not drop below the mid to upper 60 's. so it will start to get hot around here, certainly hotter then normal for this time of the year at burleigh lets look at weather-wise outside right now, we will take you out to our spring garden camera where you can see we are in and out of the blue skies and cloud, it looks ominous looking to the north ande there as we look over broad street and spring garden that intersection. dark cloud, it looks like it will rain any minute but look to the south and you are seeing blue skies. just kind of one of those interesting days where the weather just keeps on moving, and cloud bubble and then they simmer down and blue skies, returns. lets check in with our eyewitness weather watch tours day and they have been seeing that changeable weather as well. temperatures nice an warm, we're looking at 80 degrees as we head to the west of the city, up toward main line. we will check with christopher in saint david, 80 degrees there. sun could not make up its mine , in and out all day, that is exactly what it was good ways to phrase that. sixty-eight as we check in ed connor in chesterfield.

he sent us a photo of what turned out to be a nice afternoon for chesterfield with blue skies and a few cloud there and i loved this photo sent to us, where is this little guy, wayne hunter sent thus from landingberg, i just barely able like having breakfast before the quick pop up storms at 1:00 p.m. that is one that tried to form over chester county, see this little baby bird, just, starting to find its sea legs, and finding its breakfast at wayne's house. lets look at is what going on our neighborhood network camera. same story in the poconos, broad headville you can see included over the horizon there. and not a lot of sun on the ground right now, or in the shade, thanks to the cloud cover but blue skies as you look in the distance, and interesting looking day, great day to just sit outside and watch the cloud roll by. storm scan three does show that showers are, really hit or miss. is there not a whole lot out there. just a few spotty sprinkles up toward lehigh valley, certainly more numerous showers and storms across portions of southern new york state, thinks still lingering moisture from what was once irma. you can see showers back in

portions of the midwest, over ohio, down into kentucky, and these will roll through tomorrow. we cannot really discount possibility of the shower or thunderstorm at all for the next several days, but they are few and far between. our high today hit 84 degrees. normal is 79. full 5 degrees above average. record 92. that was set just last year in 2016. our low this morning was 69. temperatures right now still in the 80's, warm, it is steamy, and we have expected more fog to form. visability will drop a little bit tonight and by early tomorrow morning, watch for some patchy fog, visability, could drop to under 1 mile, or around three or 4:00 a.m. in the first part of the morning commute, and just in a few spots so that is something to watch out for. tropical satellite here's tropical storm jose, this has been going for nine days now, it was a brief major hurricane a chief cat four status and back to the tropical storm but it is expected to go back to the hurricane this will be living for more than three weeks, as a tropical system. a couple of waves off the african coast to watch, nothing imminent with those

just yet but here are computer models for jose. they take a little bit of a movement west ward. a few of the hurricane models here of jose making ate close path toward the new jersey and delaware coastline, that is next week, tuesday into wednesday, and a very close path toward cape cod, and then , possibly into the canadian maritime province. still cannot discount the possibility of a land fall possibly outer banks, cape cod , or it could just spin out to sea but certainly we could feel impacts, not only rough surf and rip currents but a brush with wind and rain especially at the shore, we will keep you posted on that track. overnight warm and humid, 66 degrees way stray shower. tomorrow, sun and cloud, again , pop up shower, cannot be ruled out, 83 our high. you're witness weather seven day forecast just a few afternoon pop up showers and storms, and, it will stay in the 80's, every day, in that seven day forecast, above average, through late next week, ukee and jessica back to you. kate, thanks. still ahead, j lo makes a

shocking statement about her relationship with a rod and how it stacks autopsy begins her previous relationships. and big announcement from maroon five singer adam le vine. lets just say they are not wasting anytime, hot minute with bex is up

well, jennifer lopez is gushing about her true love with baseball legend alex rodriguez. adam le vine's true love makes a big announcement about their growing family. >> fifty best selling artists of all time are named. bex from our sister station 96.5 has the details in her hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and jessica, love is in the air for jennifer lope hose is spilling the beans about her

relationship with alex rodriguez. the 48 year-old actress opened up to only u.s.a. magazine saying this is the first of relationship she has been in. jennifer was married to mark anthony and engaged to ben affleck and in the relationship with p diddy. she said not that i didn't have great relationships full of love and adventure but this is first where i feel like we really make each other better and they are really in pure, true love. on to maroon five front man adam le vine and his daughter, dusty rose, le vine who will be celebrating her first birthday later this month, the couple is, expecting, again. the model shared the news on her instagram account with this photo and simple caption: round two. the couple met in 2012, tied the knot in 2014. had baby number one in 2016. it is expecting number two, in 2018. so, safe to say they get exciting news from them every two years.

and, in the world of music, this is insider has compiled a , list of the 50 best selling artists of all time, according to the total certified albums in the u.s. now, here are your top three kicking it off with the king of rock and roll elvis pressly , garth brooks in at second place and number one, england's greatest rock band the beatles selling american 178 million albums. few others appeared on the list including michael jackson at number seven, and of course , bruce springsteen snag ging the 15th spot. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00. >> unaudible. >> council chaos, tempers flared inside city hall, protest pepper elect officials solve them led out by officers , and we're live with what caused things to boil over, plus...

>> reporter: sit of margate and army core of engineers reached a dune deal, aim cleve bryan, coming up, the proposed solution to the cities dune drainage issue. and feeling still like summer, at least through the weekend, it is last weekend of summer and it will be hot and humid. i will tell you when we can see pop up thunderstorms and latest on tropical storm jose. also, a new spot where you can take a shot, in more ways then one, where is there ping-pong, theme bar and restaurant is opening up and the famous person behind it. this is not us asking you, this is us demanding that this happen. >> chaos inside city council as protesters raised their concerns and their voices. shouting for change and demanding to be heard. temper flared, some of the protesters were led away by officers. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean.

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live tonight with the response from both side, joe? >> reporter: in this meeting it started off without incident but sheriff tells me that at some point, city, lawyers, drew the line between what was public comment and then what was absolute disruption, and as soon as that disruption started, the sheriff said he sent in his deputies. >> unaudible. >> reporter: five people cited for disorderly conduct in the ruckus city council meeting. business was brought to its knees. as tempers flared sheriff deputies and police began filling the room. flash point, police involved shootings. >> economic development of our community. there is no reason why all these cops should be here right now. >> unaudible. >> reporter: before the disruption cornell williams carney spoke about being shot in 2010 by the same philadelphia police officer who investigators say fatally shot 30 year-old