>> breaking news, women responds to to a ringing doorbell, then gunman shoots her and another woman. >> a packed meeting with short tempers. the fight over youth football that cut this meeting short. >> north korea sends clear message to find the united nations. what the un security council plans to do about their latest missile launch. >> well, today is friday, september 15th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, rahel solomon off today. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning. >> have you calmed down a little bit in the first half hour -- look look, does it

look. >> we are looking outside, we are happy today. it is looking great. i can tell you right now the construction all moving out of the way. we do have two minor accidents , won't slow you down too much, just know it is there. >> adjusting her traffic organizer over there. looks pretty good weather wise , too, we had some rain yesterday, granted scattered but still slowing folks down, thankfully today all-in-all looks pretty good. clear sky out there. i don't want to rule out shower. it might fire up specially midday, in just couple of spots, but for the most part this forecast does look quiet today, and actually summer like, too, so, it looks good at the onset in short. then when you walk out the door, i would say, you can get away without the umbrella for a change here today. meanwhile temperature wise, off to very mild start. there is something about five am that this clipper just hates to work for me at 5:00 a.m. come on, come on, any day now, my point, though, it is nice and mild outside. and it will stay that way throughout the day. there you are. you just got to call it out ment then it start to work. all right, so 69 degrees is

the temperature both in atlantic city as well as wildwood, nice mild start in philly at the international airport, low 60s through the outlying suburbs, even mount pocono, 61 degrees, that's not shabby. and only at 57 in quakertown, granted, nice clear sky, the more remote the suburb, the easier it is for to you cool down here this morning, but as the day goes on we warm up very efficiently, mid afternoon, into the mid 80s here in ill if i all the way up to 84 degrees, again, just watch for spotty shower to fire up at some point, primarily this afternoon, for the most part if you have outdoor plans i think you're golden here today, meisha. >> beautiful work to hear on a friday, just what we want to hear. so say good morning, everybody , looking outside right now at 42, first look at 42 northbound at creek road, takes us to 295, working with i would say big thumbs-up. >> this sex actually what we want to see on a friday morning crack into the 5:00 hour. things will change here eventually. but i will say it is probably not going to be until we move little closer to the 6:00 hour maybe even tipping into the 6:00 hour. hopefully we can keep these

for you for quite some time. ninety-five south, before girard, another area that we're keeping our eye on right now, little different than 42, say little more vehicles out there than what we saw on four it, overall, still looking good clearly still traveling at posted speeds. two minor accidents, heads up, one involving some injuries. so milford township right here , 663, john fries highway closed between old planes road and kumry road, alternate sleepy hollow road. route 563 at ridge road, at county line road, police directing traffic around that area, keep our eyes peeled, making sure everything is look just as it should. right now it kind of is. moving around the area okay. construction route 202, dekalb street closed between with a washington street and lafayette street. alternate 202 or markley street will be your best bet. over to you, jim, jan? >> thank you, meisha. we have some breaking news right now, underground explosion sends off pan nick london. you're looking at raw video, just coming in, we're told at

least one person suffered facial injuries when a black went off at a train subway train. doesn't appear to be a lot of damage. now, pictures shared on social media showed a flaming white bucket. now, this is a very active situation right now. we will keep you updated as we learn more. again, at least person person injured in a explosion on the subway train in london. >> more breaking news, gunfire erupts in kingsessing as shooter opens fire on a front door striking two women inside the home. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at penn presbyterian medical center this morning with an update on how those victim are doing. trang? >> reporter: well, jan, jim, both women in stable condition , and are speaking to investigators. fortunately, a three year old was inside the home, managed to avoid this hail of gunfire, now, police say there is home was definitely targeted, but at this point, they're not sure why. but take a look at this video of the scene overnight. this shooting happened just before 2:00 a.m. on the 5400 block of hatfield street in kingsessing.

police say 36 year old woman and her three year old daughter visit ago 40 year old friend who lives at the home, when they heard loud bang g at the door. now, one of the women went to look through the peep hole. that's when someone from across the street began firing the 40 year old was shot in the abdomen. and the 36 year old was shot in the thigh. officers transported both women to penn presbyterian hospital, and police say, given the shear number of bullets that went through this home, it is a miracle that the three year old was not hurt. >> twelve shots enters the living room and dining room area, striking these two females, striking the furniture, they went through the couch, bullets went into the living room and dining room wall. bullet went into the ceiling, and both of these females were shot one time. >> these women told police that they saw a man wearing a mask running away from the scene. investigators hope surveillance cameras on that block captured an image of the suspect that can identify him. but for now, live outside pen

presbyterian hospital, trang do, cbs 3, "eyewitness news," jan, jim, back to you. >> thank you, trang. in other news today, police are searching for a flasher who they say exposed himself to multiple women in new castle county. there have been four incidents , three of them happened in downtown middletown. >> take a look at this surveillance photo, taken in the town's main street commercial district. resident say they've gotten alerts about the flasher over the last few month, we spoke with some women who say the news has them on edge imette st. guillen ' shocked, to be honest, middletown has always been a great family place it, has been very safe. i've got my two siblings that still live around here, and honestly very alarming. >> in the meantime, local shopkeepers say they're keeping an eye on the street for any suspicious activity, anyone with information on this serial flasher is asked to call police. >> a tenth public meeting in colwyn borough delaware county as youth football organization tries to get to the bottom of the lack of lighting on their playing field. "eyewitness news" was at the

meeting last night, attended by dozens every colwyn players and their parent. the team's coach says despite a lease to use the fields, they changed the locks on the fieldhouse and lost ability to access the light. the borough says the fieldhouse had to be shutdown to repair a leak that occurred back in january, the meeting was cut short after things got a bit heated. >> there is nothing to be said we just were shut out completely. >> and adjourned the meeting? >> adjourned the meeting. >> it is not about locking them out. it is not about kicking them out. it is about having the building be safe for all who use and occupy it. >> now, by wednesday night, the light were on, but only after cbs-3 paid a visit. team members say it is unclear if the lights will stay on. the comet's play their first home game this weekend. >> north korea answers un sanctions by launching another missile. the second one to fly over japan in under a month. as cbs news core upon dent, will meet with a international

response. >> that's a nice wake-up call. my phone translated it as north korean missile launch. >> that was the warning people in japan got earl think morning after north korea fired a missile that tapped over a northern japanese island, and landed in the pacific ocean. it is the second time peung yang has fired a missile in the last few weeks over japan. just before receiving word of the launch, president trump was asked about north korea on board air force one. >> we are working on different things. i can't tell you obviously what i'm working on. but believe me the people of this country will be very, very sad. >> japanese prime minister called on the international community to send a clear message to north korea that it is threatening worlds peace. south korea responded with condemnation and several missile launches of its own. this latest move by the north is the first since new un

sanctions are passed earlier this week. >> north korea doesn't seem to be deterred or restraining attack tiff tis in provocation cents in anyway. >> in a statement, us secretary of state, rex tillerson, responded. china and rush must indicate their intolerance for these wreckless missile launches. and taking direct action of their own. hena doba, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> back here at home now, temple university is investigating reports of two bias incident on campus. this week someone reportedly left a banana on the door handle of a room in morgan hall, that belongs to african-american student. another banana was found beside a room later this week, temple's student government says it is responding to both incidents by organize ago community forum on diversity. >> well, protesters return to berkley, and coming up: the conservative commontate their called on demonstrate tears take it to the street. >> confederate icon icon,

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>> back now on "eyewitness news" news, with another protest a mid heavy security at the university of california berkley, hundreds gathered outside a hall or conservative radio host, ben shapiro was smoking, protest against shapiro's speech initially referred to as peaceful, but authority now say they've arrested nine people. they say at least three people were handcuffed for caring a banned weapon. >> meantime, dallas becomes the latest city to remove statue of confederate general robert e lee. a crowd gathered across the lee park yesterday, many clapped as crews hoisted the confederate statue onto a flatbed there. it stood therefore eight years the city council vote today take it down last week. new york and charlottesville have also removed lee's statues. >> and down in georgia now, two police officers spread a powerful message after in the g an american flag in the aftermath of hurricane irma. >> take a look at this, the officers were on patrol when they spotted an american flag tangled around a piece of driftwood. the flag was knocked over by

irma's strong winds, the officers picked it up, returned it to its rightful location. >> very nice. >> honoring the flag. >> indeed. now to weather, back here in the delaware valley, we've been dealing with the renmant of irma over the last couple of days. >> yes, we have in fact. we will still have to deal with a few of them even today, guys. but for the most part there is really is still looking like pretty quiet forecast for our area. warm as well, feeling like summer, feeling like late august for many of us, but regardless, it will feel a little humid to you, we do have bit of wet weather to contends with as well. i don't think it is enough that you absolutely require the umbrella here today. even though look at region wide zoom, bulk of moisture out to sea, offer to the southeast, all sort of getting pulled away, drifting away out to sea off to the northeast here, but we for the most part have clear sky right now, later today, again, you may see shower around. here's tropical storm jose. yep it, has been since downgraded from cat one status , not really out of the

question. we expected it was merely cat one, good portion of the last couple of days, but it is expected to re strengthen somewhat as it moves north, starting to make the turn, as we look ahead to the weekends. but, meantime, yes, still hundreds every miles away, but you still have a pretty decent circulation with this. you are going to see larger swells in the ocean, eventually get fed back to the shore line. so we've had at least moderate rip countries being here for the last few days, we continue to see that today, through the weekends, even into early neck week. so, by that point, i don't expect that you are really going to have some great beach weather but regardless jose going to have and already has in fact had somewhat of a director indirect impact on the area. so tropical storm, but regardless, this storm is starting to make that recur of over the span of the next few days. most of the models would keep it out to sea but still have broad field of winds as well as rain bands that would extend out and probably hit at least the coastline. so, by the time we hit say tuesday, maybe as early as monday night, you may ends one

some showers, some thunderstorms, that are rolling in around the outer most edge of this storm. for the moment, it is pretty quiet at the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth. again watch for rip countries being being still seeing folks enjoying the warmer water right now, going out to the beaches, even though school has gotten back underway. so keep it in mind. many of the lifeguards not out there any more. i would say probably smart idea to stay angle deep or stay on shore. 84 degrees the expected high today, spotty shower, with thunder storm here and, there potentially, but all-in-all, should see some sun, that's the expectation through the course of the weekends. by monday then specially tuesday, though showers and storms expected to roll in from jose. meisha? >> thank you for all of that information, happy friday. schuylkill at montgomery drive , headlights moving in the eastbound direction, i would say that we're picking you will levels ever so slightly, but typical friday morning, that it is a snail crawl in terms of how fast picking up. overall, guys, this morning,

has look really good, hopefully we can keep you at these levels until more into the 6:00 hour, that's what we are hoping for. no overnight construction on the vine, haven't seen it, but will be seeing the overnight construction, katie, take note this comes back next week. >> i'm taking off, that's it. >> between the schuylkill and broad, i know, just heads up, starts next week, so actually looking pretty good moving in the westbound direction toward the schuylkill. this is the eastbound side. you can see plenty of headlight out there, a lot of the friends, i like is a say a lot of the neighbors eastbound side, but overall things looking good in both directions there. blue route same story here, baltimore pike, headlight moving in the southbound direction, you can see more and more headlights starting to fill the map there. i want to pull your attention, accident here 563, that's now since been cleared. this guy is still out there. we will be talking about this coming up until the next ten minute. jan, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. now for for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region.

>> in the trentonian, trenton police department being hit with more brutality allegations, man said he was beat ten a pulp this month by trenton cops who pulled him over for allegedly running a red light. forty year old genesis torez has filed an internal affairs complaint, the department has launched an investigation. >> from the mercury, teachers, school board members and community leaders joined together at pottstown high school calling on the senate education committee to hold hearings on the racial disparity in pennsylvania's education funding system. some studies show, favors district with higher populations, even when the level of poverty is the same. >> in the press of atlantic city, police chief, john muti, has settled lawsuit with the city for $2.3 million. mooney allege former mayor lorenzo langford and his, retaliated planning to demote him as chief to try to cut city costs. well, muti resigned before his demotion, and sued the city for breach of contract. >> that's a look at some of

the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well still ahead on " eyewitness news" this morning , the three to see as eagles face their former coach >> and i think philly has found a winner. rookie reese hoskins smashes another homerun. hear what he has to say about his assault on the records

>> welcome back, let's talk about this rhys hoskins, i can see why people call him the alien, because this guy is not human. >> the latest heroics.

>> you know, when jim donovan talks notice after baseball player it, must be be big. >> what the heck? >> breaking news, east hoskins cannot be stopped. a shame this guy isn't get getting more love nash limiter he's one man baseball wrecking crew, playing out every this world, and doing things no human can do, hence the nickname the al yen. leading two-nothing, then the offense exploded jorge, a huge blast to left field, how about the upper deck there? makes it three-nothing, phillies, were not done. freddie galvis joining the parade around the bases. that right there, a two run shot to right center. that went in the bullpen. five-nothing, phillies. still in the second, rhys hoskins again. his first opposite field homerun of the season, two run shot, his 18th of the year and just 34th game. five logic, crazy, seven runs in the second inning, and ten on the night. hopefully this is a sign every

what's to come in 2018 and beyond. phils win ten-nothing. sweep the marlins and rhys hoskins talks about the hit parade. >> it is fun. i don't think hitting a homerun will never not be fun for everyone, when someone else hits a homerun, gives the team a little jolt, little spark of energy, and, you know , obviously the long balls >> sunday huge road match up await the eagles as they travel to kansas city. what are the keys to an eagles win? here's pat g's three to see for week two. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the first thing to see is how the eagles utilize the blitz on sunday against washington, defensive coordinator jim swartz called up some timely glitches that did the trick in confusing curt cousins, especially on third down. the eagles sent extra men at the quarterback nearly 40% of their third down plays, and it

worked. as washington was only three of 11 overall. conversely, alex smith of the chiefs was excellent in dealing with the blitz against new england last week. according to pro-football focus when extra defenders sent at smith, his passer rating was a perfect 158.3. >> speaking the pressure, carson wentz saw a lot of it, like smith, he thrives. per espn stats, went pressured on career high 47% every his drop backs, and went 11 of 18 for 119 yards and a score. he made some spectacular plays while on the move, hitting his targets in stride. >> he's starting to run. now he fires down field. agholor, free at the ten, touchdown, eagles. >> but this week he'll be harassed by one of the best posteraro rusher in the business, houston, who sacked tom brady twice last week. >> and the final thing to see

in week two, how long doug pederson sticks with the running game against washington, pederson dialed up just runs run plays compared to 45 drop backs forecaster on went. all told, the eagles mustered pathetic 2.4 yards per carry. he'll need blunt and company in rhythm early and often against the chiefs. if they have their site set on upset at arrow head. and that's pat's g's three to see. >> very important road match up against the chiefs, then coming up at 6:00 right here on cbs-3 we talk with merrill reese the voice of the philadelphia eagles. >> legends gentlemen yes, absolutely, thank up, sir shall appreciate t coming up in the next half hour every " eyewitness news," new information on the explosion in london. and update on a breaking story , a gunman opens fire as a woman get ready to open a door in a southwest philadelphia home. >> and active of defiance, north korea fires a missile over japan, what the communist country is saying, and how how

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>> good morning, i'm jan carabeo in for rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just an employment. first, what you need to start your day in the morning minute today is friday, september 15th. >> we have some breaking news right now, an underground

explosion sends off panic in london. >> a knock at the door ends with gunfire and two women shot in kingsessing overnight. >> fortunately, though, a three year old inside the home at the time was not hurt. >> north korea has done it again. launching another missile over japan. prompting an emergency un security council meeting. >> i'm shock. >> the search is on for serial slasher in middletown, delaware. >> it is deadline day. your last chance to smith suggestions on the future of the frank rizzo statue. >> back up, we want our freedom. >> could someone bring out for my mug, please? >> is there anything else i can get you? >> oh, there it i