>> what police say happened during several attempted abductions. and hurricane jose heads north. but we're already feeling the effect down the shore. today is saturday, september 16, i'm scan car barrow, right over to meteorologist, matt peterson with eyewitness weather. good saturday morning, matt, we are tracking jose, now a hurricane possibly headed our way. >> three days away from when it will be offer the coastline hereof new jersey, so keeping an eye on it. right now, kind of depends, it was tracking little bit further west, which means it was getting little closer to the coastline, at times yesterday, but overnight, as it strengthened, it is now pushed out little further back so that's some good news for us. we hope that the trends ask

are hoping less and less as we get into next week. we need to talk about this morning, as well, that's dense fog that's developed. on this saturday morning, you take a look at the neighborhood network camera here. this is up from broadheads ville, 65 degrees, warm morning for us, especially for the middle of september. we have no breeze. right there, you see our west northwest wind coming in at zero. so very, very light. it is a little bit muggy so add the factors, it will allow fog to develop. if you are out and becomes definitely notice it, specially areas back down there, near the shore, and into the lehigh valley. where we have less than mile visibility. from millville back to the a.c. airport, also in reading, only have half mile visibility now, here in philly itself, reporting clearer skies. so that's some good news for us, but again, if you are traveling outside of the center city area, you can still run into some patchy dense fog, be careful out on the area roads here this morning. temperatures, for the most

part, are above average, we see those, allentown at 63 to start the day out, here in philly, 69. mild morning. compare this to 24 hours ago, very similar. and that means we will be looking for very similar afternoon. check out the high temperature for today. we will be peaking right around eight a degrees later this afternoon, jan, and of course as i said talking little more jose in just a bit >> eight a degrees, matt, i like it, summer sticking around. >> you got it. >> absolutely. >> time 6:03, time to check the roads. let's go over to kyle hawn in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, kyle. >> good morning, jan, as far as i'm concern, we don't have any major crashes to report at this time. but we do have a major closure taking place on mlk drive between strawberry mansion bridge and spring garden street from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 e rock-and-roll marathon, and that road will also remain closed as well from bun p.m.

to 5:00 p.m. for recreational activities. take a look at travel times. as you can see, little bit of volume building up on the schuylkill. that's due to overnight construction taking place. but outside that far all of the other majors look clean, green, making your commute in and out of the city. in the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm kyle hawn, jan, back to you. >> all right, kyle, thank you. >> well, activists plan more demonstrations in st. louis today, after the acquittal of white police officer in the shooting death of an african-american man. as chris martinez reports, what began as a peaceful protest overnight, got out of hands. >> tear gas, and protesters broke windows, and through red paint on mayor's house, police were finally able to push them back.

>> they're shooting death after black man. >> i believe black lives matter. obviously, our system does not believe that. >> multiple cameras caught the high speed chase and collision involving former st. louis patrolman jason stockily, and suspected drug dealer lamar smith stockily said he shot smith in self-defense claiming smith was pulling a gun on him but, prosecutors say stockily got a gun from the back seat of his cruiser and planted it in smith's car, after shooting him. the judge said he was not convinced of stockily's guilt. >> at the end of the day, the court applied the right standard, to the fact, and they came up with the right conclusion. >> protesters disagreed, and some say they'll keep at it until their voices are heard. >> i'm -- time and time and time again, we're called for justice, called for peace, called for, you know, reform. and every time we have been, you know, we've been

disregarded. >> at least two police officers were treated for injuries after being hit by bricks friday night. >> chris martinez for cbs-3 " eyewitness news." back here at home now, fists fly on the campus of high school in delaware county , and school officials say a parent instigated one of those brawls individual vaux shows fight that happened thursday at the property of sun valley high in aspen, administrators say a mother came on the property to confront a student accused of body slamming her son earlier in the day. now, the district says, they had met with that mother, and the parent of the other student, but the woman returned after school. >> yesterday was not really about our student. it was about an adult making a poor choice, coming back to the campus uninvited. you know, with those things in minds, we want to make sure our student understanded that, too, that we got their back, that we support them. but that they also will make the right decisions. >> now, as ten police are reviewing the incident, the

district says all of the student involved are fighting -- facing disciplinary action. third fight happened off campus. >> we're learning more about a threatened street, monday in the methacton school district. says bargaining session scheduled for sunday. contract negotiations between the district and the teachers union have been ongoing since january. now, if a strike happens, it is expected to be brief. the duration will be determined by the pennsylvania department of education. >> parent in northeast philadelphia are on edge after series every attempted abductions, philadelphia police, say, there have been six in a past week alone. investigators hope you can now help them find the vehicle involved. "eyewitness news" reporter, alexandria hoff, picks up the story. >> 200 block of tomlinson ron, byberry road, 5300 ditman street, the 4900 block of death mat strewn, 4900 ditman street. >> six separate instances,

seven children targeted, and one black car. this is the vehicle that police say a man in his 30's has been driving this week as used g cash in his attempts to lure children to his car while taking photos and videos of them on his phone. >> ran toward me stating the man in the black car. >> this woman came to the aid after ten year old victim. >> i did my best to comfort her. i tried not to touch her because she was jump i, so what i only did was tell her okay, calm down, tell me where your school is at and i'll take to you school. >> four instances reported since 8:00 a.m. thursday have been consolidate today one northeast neighborhood in locations of gill he is bee, jackson, and ditman streets, all within short walk of the james sullivan school. the two other cases reported earlier this week are short drive away, on tomlinson and byberry roads. >> the one is asked the child to come over to the car, and she saw him, realized -- >> while mostly young girls were targeted, police say the

man did confront two young boys walking together. >> he flashed a lot of money to them, asked them to get into the car. they also ran home. >> these children all new exactly the right thing to do and escaped harm. the northeast philadelphia community remains un high alert. >> she just kept crying, like she couldn't like talk to me, saying the man in the black car, the man in the black car. >> at this point police believe one man is responsible for all of these lurings, been described as a hispanic man in his 30's, possibly with a beard, and once again, driving a dark vehicle with tinted windows. report being from the police special victims unit, alexandria love who have, cbs 3, "eyewitness news." new this morning, a fire has damaged a home in philadelphia's west oaklane neighborhood. firefighters returned to the scene there on the 1500 block of may land street, just before 3:00 this morning. now, there are no report of any injuries at the scene. firefighters had those flames under control in just about 20 minutes, the cause of the fire is now under investigation.

back to jose now. the jersey shore is paying close attention to the path of hurricane jose. fall starts next friday, but yesterday ocean city, new jersey was in mid summer form. now, cape may county's emergency manager says it is too soon to make any real decision about jose. but the latest movement have officials there closely monitoring the track and thinking about how to respond to potential impacts. >> looking at some possible minor to moderate coastal flooding right now. if the storm tracks further in , or makes landfall, we could be looking at major coastal flooding. >> there is heavy wave action there, right now. and if you're headed to the beaches, just be aware, and watch out for those rip current. >> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, october fest in philadelphia. >> well, it is september, but october fest is kicking off. i'm anita oh, live at frankford hall, next the fun festivities and the unique drinks you can

>> change of seasons week away , one philadelphia neighborhood ready to celebrate with october fest. anita oh, live in fishtown this morning where the block party gets underway in just a few hours, what a fun assignment, anita, good morning. >> good morning bt the

assignment we love, a long day of fun ahead. already this morning, block off the streets, you can see, that they've some trucks pulling in, getting ready for this exciting day where they're celebrating october fest. joining me now, general manager of frankford hall, josh, who is decked out in a really cool outfit. so josh, explain what fun festivities people can expect here today for the sixth annual year? >> yes, our sixth year doing it, as you can see, preparations are furiously underway. one giant tent, food coming in , weaver seating for about a thousand people, pretty much if you take one of the festival tents from october fest, beautiful fest grounds in munich, germany, planted this right here in fishtown, that's what we're trying to do , trying to get the best parts of the party, the people , the singing, the dancing, just plant it right here on frankford avenue. >> sounds like so much fun. so of course, these are the items of the hour, the items of the day. can you explain what we are looking at?

and what people can expect to be drinking here this special today? >> sure, the star of the show today are these giant liter beers. this is what people come for. we'll have lot of october fest specific seasonal october fest beers available today, we'll have dozen end beers on tap outside on the street, under the tent, 15 beers inside, tons of food options, giant pretzels, because you can't have a giant beer without a giant pretzel. >> that's right. it is 5:00 somewhere, right? so let's talk about our outfit , as well there is traditional garb. what kind of traditional? >> somewhat traditional. perfect mix of germany and philly, i guess, with the traditional, who doesn't love wearing leather short at 6:00 in the morning, and our festival t-shirt which is on sale and proceeds benefit the fishtown neighbors association >> fantastic. so it is very fitting because this is a unique kind of style that you have put together. so what makes this october

fest stands out from all of the other october fesses that are happening across the city and around the worlds? >> just i guess just like this outfit, a mix of traditional, and essentially philly, taking all of the best parts of the party that happen in germany, and we're throwing that party here in fishtown. so, you know, not trying to recreate you know the exactly what happens in germany. but we're taking the music, and the people having a great time, and singing and dance willing, and comradery, energy of the crowd, throwing that here right on the street. >> excellent, thank you so much. philly twist putting our twist on everything, that's how we do it. so if you want to come on down , the festive tis begin at noon, and will end the a 10:00 all across the street here, so you have plenty of time to get on down here later this morning, and early afternoon, pay as go, feel free to come on down. live at frankford hall, anita

oh, "eyewitness news," back to you. >> you said it it is 5:00 somewhere. it is actually technically 6:16, just saying. >> absolutely. >> thank you, anita. that's taking notes, matt want to get throughout to this great day to go to the october fest. matt? >> really looks like our weather here across philly will be great, if you're under the tent you'll be out of the sun. doesn't look like we will have any real shower chances, couple of spotty ones possible here or there, but not wash out after day. so planning on get being outside, later this afternoon, you'll definitely be able to enjoy yourself. machines warm and muggy, and that's what eyewitness weather watchers are talking about, 06 n in wilmington, in newark, i should say, at dolores house, relatively clear skies. that's not the case for everybody else, sitting at 06 degrees, ed's house at 64 this morning, he's in chesterfields, also, with a

little bit after clear sky. but also little bit of fog that's developed, across the area. just real quick, there is some good pictures out there. i wanted to show this one. this is from phil yesterday. always nice when i can talk about boat house row, one of the favorite spots, kelly drive, boat house row. so great day yesterday. really looks like today should be pretty nice as well. we will take a trip down to the tropics first, after we take a look what's going on on our skycam here this morning, as well, this is cape may, or ocean sit, and you cannot even see the boardwalk. it is a very foggy morning, if you're down beach, or if you're even up into the lehigh valley, very foggy start to the day. so again, while dealing with the fog here early on on our weekend, our eyes are turning to the tropics, because that is when, or that's where jose is, that's what we will be watching through the weekends, and into early next week. so, now, right now, it is churning out there. in the atlantic ocean, not affecting any lands at this point. about 500 miles from cape

hatteras, and also, 500 miles from bermuda, which is right up here. so again, far away from any land that we really would need to be worried about. but it is going to start to make its northward turn, kind of already started to do that, and as it does, it potentially could affect the jersey shore maybe the delaware shore point , then up into new england. now that's not the only thing that we are watching in the tropics. of course, jose, right, there but also tropical depression 14, which we will keep an eye on there is could become tropical system lee, if it does become named, another tropical wave continuing to track westwards toward some of the caribbean islands, this is about 90% chance to develop into a tropical depression, as we go through the next two, five days. so we have a lot of active pattern here, continuing out in the tropics. so we're not done with the season just yet. in fact, still in the peak time of the season. as we get a look at the computer models for hurricane jose, it is going to again make that northerly turn, and the good news with us here, yesterday the computer models

were actually kind of pushing it a little further to the west, so closer to the coastline, but overnight, and now into this morning, our computer mod rest getting little more bunched together. our confidence is getting higher, also seeing them move a little bit further out to sea. further east they track, the lessee expect along the new jersey-delaware coastline. stats for category one storm, 08-mile per hour sustained winds, jose; and just about 500 miles away from cape hatteras, at this point. here is the track for it. we see by tuesday morning, 2:00 in the morning, just off the outer banks. and then it get little closer to the delaware and new jersey shore point, as we get to about midday or so on tuesday, then into the afternoon. but we look at the cone here. we see that there is a pretty wide range. if the track tracks a little bit further to the west, it could again give us more impact along the eastern seaboard, but again, those models that are starting to track a little further out to sea, good news, if it ends up out here little further to the

east, that means that the effect are going to be little bit less. right now our biggest impact are going to be some high surf , the rip currents risk that we have this weekend, and into early next week. so down the shore, do be careful, rain, winds, along the coastline, potential problem. we could be looking for some strong almost tropical force winds. beach errosion, inland, some coastal flooding, could be an issue, inland looking for more along the lines every maybe just a shower or maybe an isolated thunderstorm, as the tropical system tracks close to us, in the part of neck week. weekends: eighty-five today, 83 tomorrow, warm, muggy, throwing in a shower maybe an isolated rumble every thunder chance both saturday, sunday, not wash out, definitely don't need to cancel your outdoor plans, just keep eye to the sky. shower chance for us monday, jan, 77 on tuesday, again, that's our tropical moisture from jose. then we get warm, but we clear things out for wednesday, thursday and friday next week. >> look at all of the sun, matt. >> i know, we got to soak it up.

>> thank you. still ahead on "eyewitness news": action packed thriller hit the box office. a cia recruit team teams up with a season vet to try to prevent a world war. our own ukee washington takes you inside american assassin,

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>> welcome back, story of counter terrorist, in the making, ukee washington spoke with the cast of the film american assassin, in theatres right now. >> let's talk about that day on the beach. >> i love you so much. this got made now, we sort every entered another time where terrorism is relevant.

>> director michael quest is behind the film, based on the mega best selling book series of the late ben flynn, the pre quill. >> they really made sure to try to stay true to the essence of the books. >> do you know that -- >> this film introduces very popular high flying clandestine warrier in the fight against terrorism. >> like all of us, goes through this really horendous thing, really changes him, and will be with him forever. >> so much so, educates, and trains himself, to a point where his eventual rage is in the dollars by the right people. cut from different clot, very young, the deputy director of the cia takes a huge risk. >> she sees something in him, and she recruits him. and assigns him to michael keaton's character to train.

>> 's brash and brutal occupation. >> somebody like that. >> has got to want a life, this is not a thing, oh, take that job. >> the job gets even more intense, and so does the film. >> just moves. >> former student, appears, major player in the disappearance of enough stolen plutonium to create rogue atomic weapon. >> everything ... >> not being a character from the book, we did have that creative freedom to really just go full rain with it. >> so much so, one particular scene between ghosts and hurley had me gritting me teeth, and almost turning my head but keep your eyes on the action as the film makers hope to take you on wild ride, ride that might make you think it is just a means to an end for the lead character.

>> no. >> this is just the beginning. >> and ukee said he saw it over a month ago, and he's going back to see it again, three to five minutes in, he said he's hooked until the closing credits. still ahead, new developments in the investigation into yesterday's terror attack in london. also ahead: a friendship fighting and running for, as event get underway this weekend, for the rock-and-roll half marathon, emotional and inspiring story of what one man is doing to save the life of another. >> and tv honors its fine this is weekends, we take you behind the scenes of the prime time emmies, and hear what host stephen colbert has to say about surprises in store for viewers. we will be right

>> leaf from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, a muggy start to the weekends, summer sticking around. meteorologist, matt peterson out there on the cbs-3 set with eyewitness weather. good morning, matt. >> good morning, jan, like you said, a muggy start to the day and as we stands out here, on the "eyewitness news" skydeck, you can feel just how muggy it is, it is definitely not what you would expect for the middle of september. usually we have nice cool

conditions in the morning, getting toward that fall time frame, officially start next friday, but unfortunately, for those of thaws do like the fall, it is feeling more like summer for at least couple of more days. we do have some fog that's developed across the area here early on, on our saturday, as well, for the most part, down the shore, and up to the lehigh valley, not so much here in center sit at this self. take a look at the neighborhood network. margate looking out, we should be able to see the water but you can't even see the water. all you see is just the sands. then of course those gray skies. and all of the fog that's developed. down near margate here early on, on this saturday morning, if you are out and about, to start the day, here's what you're dealing with visibility wise, see very limited from lancaster up through reading, allentown, through the lehigh valley on the limited side of things, then of course back down through the pine barons, towards the shore, as well, see less than mile visibility. wilmington, philly, trenton looking at pretty much almost perfect driving conditions, perfect visibility conditions there, so don't be surprised,

though, just outside of wilmington, just outside every fill our even just little bit outside of trenton you are running into the patchy dense fog, even though the visibility in some of the larger areas are a little bit better. temperatures for the most part are very mild. they're above average. sitting in the 60s only one spot mount pocono comes in at 56. sixty-nine here in philly. it is 66 as we kick off our morning, in dover. so definately not sweatshirt morning, to say the least. 9:00 a.m., we get to up about 73 degrees, we go with the mix of sun and clouds through pretty much the entirety of the day. top out at 85 degrees, could see maybe a small shower chance or isolated rumble every thunder, jan, at time, we get to the second half of the afternoon maybe into the early evening as well, of course tracking jose, when the effect of that could be felt here closer to home. i'll talk about that whether we get inside. >> matt, thank you. now 6:32, time to check the roads, so over to kyle hawn in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi, kyle. >> good morning, jan, and we still don't have any major crashes to report at this time but we do have major road

closure taking place on mlk drive between strawberry mansion bridge, and spring garden street. 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. due to the rock-and-roll marathon. and will remain closed from one p.m. to 5:00 p.m. for recreational activities. let's take a look at some travel times. as you can see, still little built of volume building on the schuylkill. that's due to some overnight construction taking place. as you take a live look at our penndot cam. you can see that's jammed, starting from route 202 in king of prussia, to the schuylkill eastbound heading into the city. in the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm kyle hawn, jan, back to you. >> kyle, thank you. new information this morning, of arrest in connection with the london subway attack. british police have arrested a 18 year old man, he's being held for questions under the terrorism act. now the van has not been charged or identified, but authority describe it as a signature arrest. the explosion yesterday morning tore through train station in busy london area of

pars ons green, at least 29 people were hurt, what police are calling a terrorist incident. isis claims the subway explosion was carried out by a phillie ate dollars unit. uk authorities have raised terror threat from from severe to critical, meaning another attack may be imminent. >> activists are meeting today to plan more demonstrations in st. louis. after a judge found a former police officer there, not guilty of murder charges. protests were peaceful until protesters broke windows and through paint on the march ace house. police in riot gear broke up the group with tear gas. ten officers were hurt. police arrested 23 people. the protests began after a former st. louis police officer was found not guilty in the shooting death of an african-american suspect. back here at home now, pennsylvania is dealing with money crunch, a budget stalemate is forcing governor tom wolf to delay almost $2 billion in payment. the money is supposed to go to

medicaid insurers and school district, so law makers have not yet figured out how to fill $2.2 billion budget gap. now, it is believed to be the first time pennsylvania has missed a payment because it doesn't have enough cash. >> in other news today, legal defeat for the trump administration, and a legal victory for philadelphia. a federal judge in chicago has ruled the justice department cannot withhold millions of dollars in public safety grant to philadelphia and other so-called sanctuary cities. this means, the attorney general jeff session cans not follow through with punishing philadelphia, and those other cities, that refuse to crackdown on undocumented immigrants. the temporary injunction is in effect while lawsuit over grant money for sanctuary cities play out in court. the city of philadelphia issued a statement saying in part, quote, we agree that the attorney general exceeded his authority by imposing those conditions, and will continue pursuing our litigation here to ensure that the city's

interests are fully protected. >> switching gears now: police in one local town are writing tickets that you want to receive. take a look. >> i caught you doing something right. i'm going to gave you a ticket okay? >> you heard right. coatesville police gave four year old jacob moralez a ticket for doing good. the ticket is worth $10 and can be placed into a kids savings account at the coatesville savings bank. this is just one of many families the bank is helping. >> so hopefully this will like help the children out a lot. and also, get to understanded that the coast vet police aren't bad at all. >> the campaign is part of an effort to build trust between children and police. so far coatesville sayings bang has set aside $1,000 to the police initiative. >> well, plenty of good food, music, and beer, at a block party in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood today. phl october fest starts in just a few hours. and that's where we find " eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, for very fun assignment. hi, anita.

>> reporter: hi, jan, these are pie five rid kind of assignments, as you know, well , it is only september, but october fest is kicking off in full gear here at frankford hall. you can see, they're already setting up the outdoor area, this will be going on all day, all night today, getting early start, and guess what? so is the general manager here , josh, thanks so much for being with us, again, i see you're red which your big, big glass of beer. so, explain what people can expect here today? >> reporter: so yes, we can set up -- can't set up without the proper equipment. this giant beer here. so when people come today, they can expect to see 2,000 people, the entire street will be closed, we'll have two stages, we'll have stands, throughout the day, have dj's throughout the day, have dedicated kids area, and family events going on, we'll have face painters, and glitter tatoo artists, balloon twisters, and there will be kids rock-and-roll band, the

laura and joe show will be here rocking out this afternoon, we have the yay a's coming from brooklyn to provide some really fun german oompa rock mix going on throughout the day. the fishtown neighbors association will be traveling off trip to germany. so someone is going to win a trip. >> i hope that's me. >> i hope so too. >> so be besides entertainment of course there's food and drinks that will be here, of course, i love this, these are , wow, very, very, very looking good and smelling good , as well. so explain what we're looking at here, what people can drink and eat today? >> so aside from the giant beers, we have the giant pretzels, and we will probably go through thousand of these today, ran will just be everywhere, everyone's holding a beer, and holding a pretzel, as you can see, they're hot. >> yes, so let's give shout out to your chef who started early this morning, right?

>> unlike germany we don't have two weeks to set up our tents, weaver eight hours, so very furious preparation. so from food, getting everything ready in the kitchen, setting up outdoor kitchens, and outdoor beer stations, and it is a lot to get readied ready but the party is great. >> sounds very fun. so quickly, let's talk about your outfit with you you actually got in germany few years ago, what's this and let 's just talk briefly about it. >> i d i was lucky enough to go to october fest in germany few years back. and when you are there, if you're not wearing this, you feel really out every place. so, my wife and i bought a traditional garb, and -- >> now here? >> now here, and i get a lot more use out of it than i thought i would. >> thank you very much. if you want to come out, check it out from noon to 10:00 p.m. today, we will be here all day live at frankford hall, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news,"

jan, back to you. >> anita, that street, the treat, that pretzel, one you can dig into during ewing shift. i know you kind of ignored me. >> i'm right about to do that. >> you know me very well. >> okay, anita, thank you very much. enjoy. next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this saturday morning: looking for few good men and women. how philadelphia police are recruiting new officers, where a job fair is happening today, why the police officer ers there say it is one of the best jobs around. a friendship worth fighting and running for. one every these men is planning to pounds the pavement this weekend to help save the other's life. they're meisha until, inspiring story, when " eyewitness news" continues. we will be right

>> back on "eyewitness news," philadelphia police department is trying to hire the best and the brightest. they'll be scouring the region at job fares, including one today in springfield, as their fall recruitment drive takes off. >> our natasha brown has more on what phillie i's finest are looking for as part of their recruitment drive. >> among this sea of businesses recruiting young talent at career fair at st. joseph university, you'll find the philadelphia police department, actively seeking out recruits. >> i just graduated in may with a bachelor of psychology. so i'm interested in working with people and gaining more communication skills. >> kristin stallone exploring her options, and officers david burns is trying to sell her on a job he's taken pride

in doing for ten years. >> it is a job that every single day is a different opportunity. and you can actually help people. you get to help make a difference in the community that you're actually living in so it makes a big positive difference for people. >> the department's recruitment unit here at the 39th district in hunting park is constantly recruiting, with the fall application process about to kick into full swing. >> start in september 25th, that's when everyone could go on line, with their application in, they become one every philly's finest. >> we spoke with inspector joseph about the highly selective setting process. >> this is one investigation, one officer, that's going into police academy. it is not an easy process. i mean, there is no one more vetted than the folks that we're going to trust, you know , you know, giving them the authority that this, you know, that this city gives them to protect. >> the philadelphia police department is the fourth largest in the country, with about 6200 officers, among its

ranks. the department recruits not just in philadelphia, but along the east coast, from maryland to new york. >> we have our swat, then, you know, we have our counter terrorism aoun. >> i her to those like the inspector, 28 year veteran, the sell to try to lure new recruits. >> in your heart you know you're going to work to help another human being. i mean, it is the greatest job on earth. >> natasha brown, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". definately the finest. there is a lot coming up on cb s this morning saturday, anthony mason and dana jacobson join us live from new york with a pro view, good morning. >> hi, jan, good morning, coming up the day's headlines, plus, where the road to the future is being forged, take you to the town created just to test driver-less vehicles. >> and it sounds like a food i dream day. and then some. a 26 and a half hour journey, through the best the food world has to offer.

but there is something more at work here. >> and the films everyone will be talking about this fall, we will run through the highly acclaimed movies, the just debuted this week. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, music in our saturday session. it is just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> looking forward to it, we'll see you guys at 7:00. thank you. well, check this out. a massive work of heart is lighting up the night on the ben franklin parkway. twenty-seven customized pedicabs adorned with hundreds of loom just lanterns, gliding their way along the streets there, it is internationally renounded artist chang's largest public art parade, and project in the u.s. in a decade. you can ride in the pedicabs for free, for one way trips from the park, sister city's park, the project now on display, through october 8th. looks very good out there, matt. might be good day to take a right in a pedicabs. >> good afternoon, good evening, to do it, it will be little warm out there.

so, get little bit after breeze in your face, see a little bit nice outside. but overall, should be a good saturday for us, even sunday, as well, tomorrow, but again it will be warm, little bit more muggy than we might like, or we might expect for the middle of september. waking up this morning, with our eyewitness weather watchers, they've a variety of conditions across the area, where they're reporting from, but we do have fog. that's our casino every main concern here this morning. phil took picture, he's seeing misty saturday sunrise, that's a wonderful picture of a little bit of some fog, and mist out there. and also, sent in great picture from his home there in chesterfield, so overall, it is a little, again, on the foggy side here early on, check out some of the temperatures, they're in the 60s for the most part. let's set up real quickly north of the city. 69 degrees, there you go, 59 degrees this morning at eileen's house up in gilbertsville, few more extra clouds, but no real fock getting reported at this time. still again little bit.

>> again fog the main concern, outside currently in few areas it is a little bit better than others, this is coming in for the poconos, eyewitness skycam , live picture again, we see the low hanging clouds. >> still have the pink, the orange, getting up and looking out the window but patchy dense fog could cause issues as you drive around. so do be careful around lehigh valley and the shore points, shore also not just dealing with fog early in the day. >> concerned about tropical storm jose, as well, coming in at category one, 08-mile per hour sustained winds. right now not affecting lands, about 500 miles away from bermuda, a to up 500 miles from cape haterus. out in the open ocean. good news, but unfortunately, as this makes its northerly turn, it is going to track

toward northeast, our cone of uncertainty, looking here from all the way over here toward the eastern seaboard >> tracking out to sea, that's good news, the effect along the jersey shore, delaware, back up toward new york and new england are going to be less, how much, there are still couple of models that push it little closer to the lands. so that means still going to be keeping an eye on this for the weekends, early next week, hopefully see this track little further away from the coastline, as we get into early next week. in general, impacts will look like this, rough surf already seeing down at the beach, and those strong rip current. if you're down the beach this weekend, do be careful if you're in the water. overall, rain and winds along the coast is something that we are probably going to see early next week corks lead to possible beach errosion, and the potential for some coastal flooding, little further inland toward philly and again

areas that are even beyond us looks like just shopping showers maybe isolated. not much happening on storm scan3, few areas of pop up showers are out there later this afternoon. little fog develops tonight into tomorrow. it looks like our best chance for showers on sunday are going to stay north, and west, of the city, we will probably go with clearer conditions across philly itself. and very similar pattern, setting up for monday, as well so eight a for high temperature today, up to 83 tomorrow. so it is warm, little muggy over the weekend, 80 monday. best chance for showers clears out nicely, i know you'll like that wednesday, thursday, friday forecast. >> i'm liking it all actually matt. >> story every friendship and the importance of medical research. it is all coming together with this weekend's rock-and-roll philadelphia half marathon. health reporter stephanie stahl explains. >> pretty special friend. >> not often that you

literally have someone running to help save your life. literally what he's doing. >> jim is running to raise money for cancer research that he hopes will help save his friend, jason hall. >> these are our guns, nine on board. >> the curator of the battleship new jersey, and also waging a fierce battle with brain cancer. >> seizure on the ship, that's how they discovered the tumor. >> it was heart breaking. it was very shocking, that he had this extremely rare form every cancer. so i wanted to do something. anything. >> that anything is run. in the rock-and-roll philadelphia half marathon, the american association for cancer research,. >> it is absolutely a lifesaver watch we like to say this run really matter. >> the executive director of a acr says money raise the from the run will funds new cancer research. >> directly to young scientists, goes to establish scientists, it goes to really funds break through opportunities so we can continue to move the needle forward.

>> as the runners move around to the course, they'll hear czar eye of it bands, which is why it is called the rock-and-roll half marathon. >> just as you're dragging a little bit out there, you get these great sounds, from local artists, from all around, all around philadelphia. >> jim has had thyroid cancer, and said he's excited to run for cancer research, and hopefully help his friends jason. >> cancer research is everything, it is what literally the hope, why i get out of bed. >> so many other people like jason depending on new advances in cancer research, he says, is what has kept him alive so far. for more information cbsphilly.com. click on health. aim stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". television's biggest night is coming up tomorrow right here on cbs-3. finds out how host stephen colbert could make history at the emmies. we explain next.

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>> welcome back, tomorrow night television's biggest night, stephen colbert will host the emmy awards here on cbs-3, co-make history as the first perform tow win multiple awards while hosting ceremony. >> never been the host of something that i was nominated for, if i don't win, the night 's a dis asker. >> see if stephen colbert takes home any awards, and which of your favorite shows and stars win top honors tomorrow night. you can only watch the emmies starting 8:00 right here on cbs-3, i'll be dvr myself, because it is much too late for me. but that's okay. >> i'll be probably doing the same thing. i love stephen colbert. >> he's awesome. fingers crossed for him, and the weather today looking

better than okay, right? >> definitely. keep our fingers crossed this fog clears out of here early this morning, allow the sunshine to come in this afternoon. i think that's what's going to happen, probably before we know it the fog will start to kind of burn off, especially the areas down near the shore, up through the lehigh valley little more dense. but everywhere you're out and about here today, just be careful early on, on the roads , because of the patchy dense fog, later this afternoon we go with mix of sun and clouds, overall warm, muggy day, much mover reminiscent what we would expect really kind of in august, than what we should get in the middle of september with eight a degrees, and the higher humidity, pop up shower , maybe, an isolated pop up rumble every thunder second half of the afternoon toward evening, not ruled out. doesn't look like it will be a washout after day. don't cancel afternoon plans, 83 sunday, again, very similar pattern setting up, maybe the small chance for afternoon pop up shower or so. then 80 monday. jan, finally get moisture, looks like, from jose, as it tracks off the coastline thereon tuesday. and then it clears out nicely, wednesday, thursday, friday.

lots of temperatures staying in the 80s, in above average raj pattern. >> fall start friday. >> and still tracking jose. >> yes, still watching it, as it get little closer to the eastern seaboard. >> thanks, matt. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs saturday this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend, everyone >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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