new this morning tragedy on a south jersey highway, a pedestrian, dies after being struck by a car, on route 73. and smashed windows and damage businesses, another night of unrest in st. louis, as protesters clashed with police. and, one more chance to

come up with the deal before teachers in the montgomery county school district walked the picket lines. today is sunday, september , everyone i'm jan carabao, all that plus another summer-like forecast today. here's meteorologist matt peterson with eyewitness weather g sunday morning, matt , it is fog toy day. >> it is, now yesterday we had if you go but here in philadelphia we missed you the on it. it was in the lehigh valley, down by the shore. >> not so lucky to day. it is a foggy start of the day for philadelphia and delaware valley, not just here in center city but again lehigh veil, back to the shore, surrounding suburbs. we're seeing areas of patchy, dense fog. here are visability. you can see them as you step outside the door. be careful on the area road. we have, less than ideal conditions from trenton, through philadelphia, toward wilmington. our lowest visibility being reported up in allentown where we're below a mile at this point. millville coming in at least than ideal conditions at 8- mile visibility.

anything down short while not as bad as yesterday, wildwood still has 5-mile visibility. again, it is in the widespread , super dense fog, but there are areas across the reaches where we will be looking at, the fog to start today, out. here are our temperatures, we're sitting in the high 60's to 70 degrees. it is a warm start to the day and also, muggy, that is why we have that if you go out there sitting at 68 degrees in philadelphia 68 in reading. still 70 in dover, wildwood as we wake up, step outside trenton. 68 degrees. definitely not a morning or sweat shirt to say the burleigh all eyes are still looking at jose these are computer models. good news they have started to continue that trend, outside to sea. we are still looking for it to have some indirect effects, indirect effect is a long the new jersey and delaware beaches. we are going to talk about what you can expect down the beach in just a little bit but here's our temperature for today. eighty-five in philadelphia we are in the zero seven's in the shore and backup in the poconos. >> not too shabby, thanks,

matt. one person is dead this morning after being hit by a car, crash happened, early this morning in maple shade township burlington county. the pedestrian was struck, in the 2800 block of route 73, and police closed all lanes there in both directions after the crash, and the driver did stay on the scene, and in word on what may have led up to that crash. one person is in the hospital, after a crash in philadelphia, this one happened near forty-second and spruce street, just after 1:00 . rescuers found one person trapped inside of that car and flipped over there, in word on how that person is doing this morning and in the clear what led up to this crash. a woman is dead after falling off a bridge in crescentville this happened just after 2:00 this morning, officers say that the woman was in her 20's with a group of friend there is on the 4500 block of castor avenue. police say she was intoxicated and fell over guardrail, the group stayed until officers arrived. developing right now, there is now a second arrest

in connection with the london subway attack, police after rested a 21 year-old man in west london under terrorism act. a 18 year-old man is also in custody for possible role in the a tack that injured 29 people on friday. britain's terror threat level remains at critical, highest level, that means authorities believe another attach is eminent. the atlantic county prosecutor's office is investigating a double murder in buena. a 911 call led police to a man and woman shot to death in the koran wheat road. we're told he was 34, she was 23 years old. investigators are not releasing much information. so far no arrests. activist are planning more protestness saint lou toys day after a demonstration turned violent last night. at least nine people were arrested on charges of resisting arrest and destruction of property. correspondent moa lenghi has more. >> please disperse immediately

>> reporter: demonstrators clashed with police during a second night of violent protestness st. louis on saturday. earlier in the day a large group took over a up scale suburban mall forcing stores to briefly close their doors. >> white silence... . >> reporter: demonstrations come one day after a judge cleared jason stockily a white police officer in the 2011 deaths of 24 year-old anthony lemar smith. prosecutors argued that stock ily planted a gun inside smith's car after shooting him five times but the judge said, that there was in proof. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: people were enraged and flooded the streets after the decision was announced friday, protests quickly escalated in to violence confrontation was police. mayor's home was covered in red paint and windows broken. >> unrulely crowd became a mob this mob was intent on destroying or damaging property. assaulting police officer and setting fires.

>> reporter: saturday afternoon, governor grunton asked people to remain calm. >> violence and vandalism is not protest but a crime. >> reporter: police arrested at lee 33 people. stockily has since left the force and new lives in texas. >> it feels like a burden is lifted, but the burden of having to kill someone never really lifts. >> reporter: the wounds are still raw, for so many people, who are demanding justice. moa lenghi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you're taking a look at two dueling rally with is in washington d.c. yesterday. one backing president trump. their was called the mother of all rallies. the other was a group of anti trump activist near the white house. black lives matter activist appeared near the stage of the pro trump rally a trump rally

organizer handed him the microphone. >> i say that i'm an american, secondly i am a chris tan. i don't think my bible is any different then yours when it says love thy neighbor. >> this is for america, support our leader and have support and faith in our leadership. >> there were no reports of any violence there. no reports of any arrests. well, there is a last minute effort to prevent a teachers strike in methacton school district in montgomery county. school leaders and teachers union they are holding bargaining session is today, planned strike is set to begin tomorrow, and both side have been negotiating since january now if the strike moves forward, it probably will in the last very long, the pennsylvania department of education will determine how long it can go, the union represents about 400 teachers. this morning, two swimmers are recovering, they were in the water near wildwood when a

rip current swept them away. this all happened yesterday near youngs avenue in wildwood , fortunately from first responders were nearby they pulled the pair to safety near montgomery avenue and told "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves how it all went down. >> reporter: one of the last few weekends with weather like this so no wonder or still at the shore but a fun day near here in wildwood nearly turn tragic for two swimmers when they got caught in the rip current. >> we responded quickly. we got them out of the water quickly but that is not the case infer scenario. >> reporter: everything lined for the swimmers to be safe by members of the wildwood fire department, first off-duty fire footers tina socko heard the call, she was nearby and decided to he run and help. >> we are already short staffed and i figured why in the grab my stuff and go witt. rescues are intense. >> reporter: socko was first to rush to the rough what th ers with newer probationary fire fighter nick palmer. both jumped in and got backup into the department chief, he was just coming back from a convention and out of uniform but raced to the beach just in

the water, all three made the rescue. >> it is feeling good because i had a call a hour later and got to the hospital and saw her sitting in the bed and looked at would the man we rescued. she gave me a thumbs up, thank you and that is all i need. >> unfortunately because of my position i don't usually get to jump in to action like difficult today but it is definitely reward go to be able to help someone and have a good outcome at end of the day. >> reporter: while these fire fighters are always willing to jump in the water if necessary they have a warning to swim at the shore this late in the year. >> you putting us at risk. >> reporter: while it may seem like one of the best times to come to the beach, water still warmer, weather is still nice and not as crowded fire fighters are warning that may be deceptive. it may be one of the most dangerous times to be in the water, at the shore. >> if the storm is out in the atlantic, they do create, rip currents which was the case today. >> reporter: when rough waters due to hurricanes brewing in the atlantic and shore beaches now being unguarded, the combination makes these waters

dangerous, even when they don't look it. in wildwood, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, if you are planning today involving the market frankford line, good news, services are back to normal after yesterday's train derailment. it all happened yesterday morning near spring garden station, and septa says that a detour for maintenance work is likely to blame, the train was crossing over from the eastbound side to the westbound side, and that is when the lead train jumped the track and it was moving slowly at the time b30 people were on board. >> messed it up really bad because we are trying to get up to bridge and pratt. >> i have a test that i have got to get to a certification for my job so turf take a test >> reporter: you have to figure out a new way to get there? >> yes. >> wig headache. in one was injured because of the derailment but one person was treated for heat exhaustion. spring garden station was shut down, after the accident, and, septa ran, shuttle bus services temporarily to get people to their destinations. happening today, runners

are gathering in front of the art museum in philadelphia, for the rock and roll half marathon is set to begin in just about 20 minutes now. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live near the art museum this morning and she's introducing us to one runner with an extraordinary mission, anita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan i'm so inspired being here this morning. it is turning out to be a great day. so much excitement before this race kicks off. let me show you who we have here, we have barefoot elvis joining the show here. he runs barefoot all throughout the country, and, of course, this is for a great cause to support cancer research but that is not the only cause we have going on this morning. this is jason, he has run in all seven continents, frozen continue doctor, antarctica and he is here for a very great reason. tell us why you run for popo and your mission. >> so my grandfather was a life long pediatrician and about 10 years ago was

diagnosed with dementia, passed away a few years ago. before he passed away, i created a run, just with the idea of running a couple races throughout the year to raise some money, and i met so many people that were affected by the cause, it has taken me all over the world and just to raise awareness and funds for dementia research. >> reporter: our viewers are watching your amazing video you have put together through your adventures this year you decided to do 10 half marathons in 10 states, that brought you here to philadelphia. >> yes. >> reporter: tell us about this, why you chose philadelphia specifically and what you think about our city. >> sure. i learned a lot of great things about this race in philadelphia i have some good friend is here. they say you have to show up, make this part of your 10 for 10. it doesn't take much convincing on that front. there is such a great vibe, reputation here. it was a in brainer to come here. every within has been so friendly throughout the city. been a wonderful weekend.

i'm exited to participate here today. >> reporter: a nation story. we are excited to see you run this morning. good luck, to you. we will keep in touch with jason as he runs this morning and, of course, race will kick off here at 7:30. we will be here watching for that, jan but for now we are live by the art museum, i'm anita oh for cws3 "eyewitness news". >> still looking forward to it inspiring ending. thanks very much. there is still so much to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" sunday morning a swarm of bees goes off several people in a california town, coming up what led to that attack. plus one week after hurricane irma and homeowners get ready for their first look at destruction, the storm left behind. they are getting a warning they before they go home. and, hurricane jose churns up the waves at new jersey shore, meteorologist math path peterson is keeping track of this storm and his forecast is coming up in a you each drive a ford pickup right? (all) yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup.

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a los angeles suburb stung six people, two seriously enough to go to the hospital. someone apparently disturbed a beehive in the supermarket parking lot. one of those people who were stung includes a fire fighter. residents who evacuated lower florida keys for hurricane irma are seeing the damage to their homes for the very first time since the storm hit. u.s. one had been opened all the way south to marathon key, well to day, homeowners, business owners, disaster workers and supply trucks will

be able to go all the way down , to key west. these people are warned that all utilities are working intermittently. matt, you are keeping an eye on hurricane jose and few other storms as well. >> we will talk about all three, three systems, two new systems and jose who we have been concerned with for the last couple of days. we will talk about all three and where they could be impacting by the time our main weather segment is done. we will start off by looking at margate, it is a quiet scene on the beach here this morning, one person, kind of enjoying a september sunday morning down in margate. taking a look from the beach patrol headquarters. the waves are crashing down and they are already a little bit on the higher side, thanks to jose. even though it is almost 500 miles away from cape hatteras at this point. we are still already seeing some larger swells, down at the beach, and it does look

like there is rip current risks that are also going to be high, throughout date today , and even into early next week. if you are trying to squeeze in a couple more beach days, be careful out there because of the rought seas and high rip current risk. here's jose: it is a category one. 500 miles from cape hatteras an 500 miles from bermuda still look at sustain winds at 80 miles an hour. putting tonight that category one range. as it continues to go north our track is still well off the coast line, that is some good news. it started to trend that way as we went through yesterday's morning show and now as we went through all of yesterday afternoon. now here in to this morning we will see it well off the coast line. of course, it could track on the western side, of this cone and then we will get more impact, across the new jersey shore and delaware cher points but it could also track further out to sea and that lessens our impact across the jersey shore. either way we will see an impact, from south jersey, into delaware, and maybe here

in philadelphia as well in that tuesday into wednesday time frame, from jose, it will just be more likely to be in direct, impact, then a direct impact, like a land fall that would be close by. so here is what we will be dealing with, that rough surf is already out there. if you are at the beach today be careful out there especially because the life guard are not out there and about as much as they are during the peak summer season. of course those strong rip currents are a possibility too beach erosion is not a huge possibility for beach erosion but with some on shore flow, especially from the north and east ends of the system gets closer to the new jersey coastline and delaware as well , then beach erosion could be an issue. is there a possibility for minor coastal flooding, we have high tide, that come in on late monday, and into tuesday, so we have that on shore flow and then high tide coming in which is kind of peaks because of a new moon, that could cause coastal flooding issues. here around philadelphia we are just looking for some shower activity.

jose is out there, but then we are watching maria and lee tropical storm maria will scrape northern edge of the lesser antilles and puerto rico this isn't good. that is exactly where irma went through and caused issues now back closer to home a little bit for today we will have a few spotty showers, patchy fog could develop as we head into monday morning and a few cloud and a few isolated rain showers for monday afternoon as well. seven day forecast, 85 today. eighty-three to kick off our workweek, and we will stay warm, muggy all the way through week, even to start out fall on friday. >> thanks, matt. time is 7:20. time to see how traffic is moving out there. here's amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, a manned. good news is traffic is moving just fine after earlier incidents. big news on the roadways was near moorestown on route 73 north bound approaching 295, we just received word that this opened backup moments ago after all lanes were blocked for most of the morning due to

an earlier accident and a accident investigation, we're told there are still backups from the closures but those should be clearing out shortly construction on the schuylkill expressway is still in full swing, live look at 76 approaching the blue route, left lane blocked on both side between turnpike toll place a an blue route, no major delays , but pack some extra time in your schedule just in case. we have road closures in philadelphia for rock and roll half marathon by the art museum, they include parkway, kelly drive, and martin luther king drive, use the vine, girard, spring garden as your alternate there. in the traffic center i'm amanda mueller now back to you on the cbs-3 healthwatch new cancer deaths continue to get down, as according to the annual progress report issued by the philadelphia based american association for cancer research. health reporter stephanie stahl explains the new trend. >> just felt like my world stopped. >> reporter: fifty-four year-old bill mccone was

diagnosed with neck cancer three years ago. >> it was rough, lost 25-pound s. >> reporter: his cancer was caused by hpv human papilloma virus something he made sure his teenagers had been vaccinated against, sexually transmitted virus is often dormant for decade which why is it is only effective before people become sexually active. >> total shock to me, never occurred like is what hpv. >> reporter: traditional treatments didn't work for bill he tried an experimental immuno therapy at fox chase. >> as of may, no evidence of disease, it is all gone, i have been feeling great, we have been traveling a little bit more, camping more, enjoying life more. >> reporter: bill's part of the growing trend five-year cancer survival rates are improving from 49 percent in the mid 70's to 69 percent in 2013, according to new research from the american association for cancer research, and cancer death rates are down 25 percent, since 1991, due mainly to i am

profit detection and better treatments. >> immuno therapy is a big break through. >> reporter: therapy that i saved bill is f.d.a. approved among 17 new cancer drugs cleared in the pennsylvania year, two are in the revolutionary class of immuno therapies called checkpoint inhibitors. >> i think funding, this research is very important because even the drug that i was on, just didn't, fix my cancer, it is fixing other types of cancers and that is only one drug. >> reporter: the association of cancer research says continue progress to battle cancer depends on congress approving increased funding to the nih and f.d.a. but it is worried about discretionary budget cap that could threaten development oven more new and improved treatments. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, philadelphia native kevin hart makes a promise to some kid in his home town, what he is doing to fulfill their dreams when "eyewitness what he is doing to fulfill their dreams when "eyewitness news"

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>> hart has not yet released details in how these students will be selected but he has said that this is first major move of many, and i like to hear that. coming up in the next half an hour on "eyewitness news", a septa train jumps the track and now we are learning what may have led to the partial derailment on the market frankford line, anita. jan, sorry, very loud here but rock and rel rel marathon is about to kick off in just a few minutes, why they run, that is coming up next. we're talking about a summer-like sunday but we are also tracking latest on hurricane jose, your forecast is coming up after the break.

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today is sunday, september , i'm jan carabao. fall arrives later this week but it is still feeling like summer to day, meteorologist matt peterson is live on the sky deck with eyewitness weather good morning, matt. >> good morning, jan, fall officially just around the corner on friday of this week and when it officially starts but it is going to feel more like summer not just today but

all the way through the week ahead. as i said it feels like summer out here on the sky deck, warm , and muggy, so be prepared as you step outside, not a morning where you need a sweat shirt by any stretch. pop up showers or thunder shower not ruled out sunday. better chance will come in the second half of the afternoon, and then as i said fall officially starts on friday, but we will not see fall-like temperatures until maybe the end of september. so that is not for another two weeks. outside we will look at neighborhood network from kutztown, it is cloudy and little bit of fog on the screen, you see 66 degrees, warm start in the lehigh valley and fog you see on our neighborhood network is pick up across delaware valley, so, less than ideal, and allentown coming in, and less than a mile visibility. out and about on the roadways be careful, leave yourself extra time, driving, temperatures are warm, high 60 's to 07 degrees, and, in

the sweat shirt and over the next couple of days 72 around 9:00 o'clock this morning. rising all the way to 85. we should see sunshine but that thunder sure chance is out there we will tell what you we can expect from the tropics as well. >> see you soon, thanks, matt. rock and roll half marathon is underway. first racers crossing the starting line in front of the art museum where we will fine "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh live this morning. thinks all for a good cause, anita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan weather may be smooth but high here is, so dry, but the runners are just starting to take a look here at the starting line. it is hitting the streets in philadelphia they will go all the way throughout the city, taking a seen i can route along kelly drive and all the way back along martin luther king drive and then here at the art museum. i have talk to so many people, who are here to support,

cancer research, they are very excited. they are exited to hit the streets and be able to raise money for such a great cause but, of course, this half mar then happens in multiple cities across the country and adam socks explains it. >> legendary event. this has race been around for 40 years. we have had so many elite runners set world records at this event plus thousands of every day run hours come and see the city, so much to see in philadelphia, we want them to see here and spend more than race. and see, and, now they are again, multi waves of people that will be running, throughout the street here of philadelphia, so, coming up, in the next half an hour i will introduce to you someone running for a very important reason, and like many of these runners, but, for now live

along the art museum i'm anita oh, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news today right now two swimmers are recovering after they were pulled away by a rip current while swimming down the shore this weekend. now, this all happened yesterday afternoon, near youngs avenue in wildwood. rip current pulled them several blocks away. three rescuers responded and moved very quickly to safe them. they pulled them out of the water near montgomery avenue. >> feels good. i had calls, maybe an hour later, got to the hospital, saw her sitting in the bed and woman that we rescued, gave her a thumbs up, that is all i need. >> rescuers say if you do go down the shore you should avoid getting in the water this time of the year because storms out in the atlantic right now are creating rip currents and life guard are not always on duty because summer is coming to a close. well, service on the market frankford line is back to normal this morning, a train derailed yesterday near

spring garden station and now we're learning about what may have led up to that accident. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, explains. >> reporter: initial word from septa is that a detour because of maintenance may to be blame for derailment that caused dozens of people to evacuate from a septa train. unpleasant surprise, for septa riders when a market frankford line train partially derailed near spring garden station around 11:00 a.m. on saturday. >> i have seen it on my break i work down the street i seen it on my break and i knew something had to have happen because i saw cops, fire trucks. >> reporter: septa says there were 30 passengers traveling east bound from center city to the frank for transportation center, because of maintenance work the train was crossing over to the westbound track when a lead car partially derailed, and officials say train was moving slowly and there were no reported injuries, however, one person was treated for heat exhaustion as passengers evacuated. >> it was crazy. i was than the expecting that. probably happens every once in

a while. >> i hope be in got hurt, when it is messed up like that. >> reporter: the spring garden station was closed all afternoon as septa crews respond to the derailment. shuttle buses were provided for ride's affect by the incident some worried about missing appointment. >> messing up bad because we got up to bridge and pratt. >> i got a test i got to get to a certification for my job so i had to take a test. >> reporter: figure out a new way to get there. >> yes. >> reporter: septa officials say is there an ongoing investigation into this partial derailment and in word whether we will make any changes to prevent further incidents. cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police are investigating a shooting during which a security guard shot and killed a gunman, this all happened outside of a bar at germantown and cumberland late friday night and investigators say that the gunman opened fire in front of the security guard and then hit a man and woman in their leg, now both of them are in stable condition, the guard, then shot the 30 year-old

suspect, police say he was licensed to carry a gun and now cooperating with the investigation. protesters in st. louis plan to protest again today after the acquittal of the white police officer in the 2011 shooting death of the an african-american man. late last night violence erupted outside st. louis called the delmar loop. police say a small group of people remained after mess of the demonstrators left, they broke windows, and threw objects at police no word on how many arrest where is made on saturday, on friday, police arrested nearly three dozen people. >> people out there peacefully protesting were protected but when we have people who decided they were going to vandal ice law enforcement vehicles they were arrested. people who assaulted law enforcement officers were arrested. in wisconsin, someone painted the name of the victim in that 2011 shooting on law enforcement memorial monument,

and the vandalism outside in madison. yesterday crews, hosed off that memorial. we still have so much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, a dramatic rescue in bucks county, first responders, rushed to help two dogs, stuck in the storm drain. plus kansas city here they come eagles arrive to face chiefs and their former coach, our leslie van arsdal is there too. and just days before we say hello to fall, what will it be like for last few days of summer, matt peterson's forecast is just minutes away, we will be right 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,

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some good news here two dogs safe and sound following a tricky rescue in bucks county. on friday night members of the lower southampton fire and police department is a long with the feasterville fire company, spent hours, getting the dogs out of the storm drain there on clover lane in feasterville. the dogs were 16 feet down, so crews used rope toss go down there and grab them. glad they are okay this morning. turning to weather, matt your forecast is okay, it is pretty darn good. yeah, push ovulate summer heat that some folks were thinking chill from fall came in too early, but if you are one of the folks, last couple days, it has been above average, warm, muggy, and had that summertime feeling. fall officially starts on friday but i don't think we

will see a true, turn to fall- like temperatures until end of the month. that is not for another two weeks. as we look at this morning and what is going on with our eyewitness weather watchers on this sunday morning. we will see temperatures that are warm, high 60's across the area we will start in wilmington this morning at delores house and she has sunshine break go through those cloud in newark. that is good news for her. nice when we can have sunshine she is saying it is very pleasant, not too cool and not too warm.: sixty-eight in the morning is a lit built on warm side. lets get to the north of the city, bill saying it is 69. has included cover. for him just outside philadelphia area. sixty-six. our cooler temperatures start the day out, and he is in willingboro, new jersey this morning. he has also got those cloud to go with those warmer then average temperatures. this is what it looks like in the lehigh veil our neighborhood network broadhead

ville, we had if you go to start the day out. it is, not, it ace lieutenant like yesterday, where we woke up and we had those foggy conditions, and it caused some trouble at times on the area roadways. it looks like another factor this morning at lee for first after the of the day and then once that sun comes out, it will feel a little bit better bay sunshine will be out there here are our average highs. september 17th, of course to day our average high temperature for this time of the year is right around 78 degrees, for first day of fall, where we're looking at temperatures that should be sitting around 76 degrees, and then that means we are going to be seeing a unfortunately temperatures above average. they will be probably into had 80's, maybe around 84 or close to 85. we are once again well above average. by the time we get into october or november we are in the 50's and 60's and that is when fall will kick in. we will be definitely above average today, we will be with

warm and muggy conditions. high of 85 for our high this afternoon. we cannot rule out a stray shower or isolated thunder shower from time to time and then that fog, returns in the nighttime hours and it does remain above average at 68. future weather for our sunday during the day, pop up showers are out there as we go through the afternoon that sunshine breaks through but future weather very spotty with these showers. we have some up in the poconos and allentown, some around philadelphia and back down toward the shore and that is what i'm talking about, spotty and isolate i had, not every where will get hit with rain and even if you do get a spotty shower it is not overly heavy. as we go into the overnight, hours tonight by 11:00 o'clock maybe some clear skies from time to time but with our temperatures staying warm and muggy air not going anywhere we will look for another round of fog to develop heading in to tomorrow morning. we will see tomorrow morning, at 8:00 in the morning on monday, lots of cloud, we could be dealing with that fog so our drive to work on monday

morning could be difficult, we will have to keep an eye and tune into "eyewitness news" tomorrow morning and we will give you traffic and weather updates, and as we get into tomorrow afternoon we will see showers with a mixture of sun and cloud. hurricane jose is category one storm, tracking north for the time being between tuesday and wednesday, that is when we are going to see it off the coast of new jersey and delaware. that is when effects could be seen across new jersey and delaware what we're talking about effects, seeing those strong rip currents as a possibility and rough surf already. chance for beach erosion is out there with on shore flow. minor coastal flooding is a possibility. moving further inland toward the philadelphia area we will look for plane old rain showers. eighty-five today, we will go to 83 tomorrow and then we will stay warm, muggy jan all the way through the week. even on friday for start of the fall we have a high of 83. you love watching weather, you can be featured in our newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watchers. sign up now at cbs philly.com/

watchers. it is now 7:00 had. time to check the road and highways, so lets go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, a manned. we are taking a live look at 76 approaching the blue route where construction is in full swing. left lane blocked on both side between pennsylvania turnpike toll plaza and blue route, so far in major delays, but pack some extra time scheduled just in case. we have a couple of event closures to talk about this morning. starting in new jersey, the atlantic city expressway eastbound exit one through number five are closed this morning, that is due to the atlantic city iron man event accounts these closures began at 5:00 and scheduled to last until 1:00 this afternoon. as anita mentioned we have road closures in philadelphia for rock and roll half marathon by the art museum, they include parkway, kelly drive, both directions and martin luther king drive use vine, girard or spring garden as your alternate there finally a live look at 95 at broad street all of your major roadways running at close to speed including 95, vine,

turnpike, bridges and in and out of the city. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda mueller now jan, back to you. turning to sports now the phillies wrap up their three game series with the oakland a 's this afternoon at citizens bank park. the first pitch is at 1:35. last night, though in the bottom of the sixth inning game tied at two, jorge alfaro hit a fly ball to deep center field and goes over the wall for a two run home run. phillies add on to that, they beat the a's five-three. with more "eyewitness sports" here's leslie van arsdal in kansas city. >> when you are in kansas city you have to get some barbecue. we went to the number one place in all of the kansas city, this is q39, it is an hour and a half wait to get into here on a knightley basis but lets talk about the game. bird/chiefs in a very loud arrow head stadium. we will have more in a moment but you saw the guys arriving yesterday, at the team hotel,

very intense. bird hoping to move to two and zero but will to have beat former head coach andy reid. >> he drafted me, you know, i want to show him that i still got what he drafted me for. i'm excited. i'm exited to go out there with my teammates and try to get this win. >> we have played him before it is always exciting to face him. but it will be a good game. two good teams. they have a really good football team. >> i don't want to forget philadelphia, people there were great to me, the organization was great to me but again i'm all red now. >> i had a chance to talk to the voice of the bird merill reese and how that crowd noise may effect the offense and here's what he had to say. >> carson wentz is in his second year now and he acts more like a veteran then a second year quarterback. he looks like a season veteran that guy is not going to be

affected by the crowd. the chiefs are good enough. i mean the chiefs are going to pose a lot of problems but the noise will not overly affect this team. >> changing gears now to college fat ball we have penn state taking on georgia state down in happy valley. to the game, trace mcsorely avoid rush and throws to say kwan barkley and he does all of the reza voiding tackles down the sidelines for an 85- yard score, the third longest passing touchdown in penn state history, 56 to nothing the final. over to franklin field the season opener for penn quakers playing yes dominican third quarter penn up by four, hand off to brooks, it goes 18-yard , for a 122-yard, two scores, penn wins 42-24. back in kansas city, it is all about barbecue, the eagles and chiefs later today. that is all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdal. have a great day. head up with the eagles playing the kansas city chiefs

at 1:00 o'clock on our sister station 94 wip, phillies move to our other sister station talk radio 1210 wpht, again, phillies hoe oakland a's at 1:30. still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, three adorable dogs looking for a forever home, and the inside scoop on these dogs from the p spca volunteers who love them animal advocate carroll erickson has more in the cbs-3 pet project when "eyewitness news" continues, we will be right

carroll erickson is here. >> well, thinks a big girl. this is, stormy, a kaine courseo, two years old in foster care at pennsylvania spca and you know, how she got there they found her literally hog tied in front of the building this week. >> really. >> yes, this is a sweet lovable dog, hog tied out in front of the building. we won't even go there but this doggies up for adoption, possibly, we have got a very interesting person at the shelter looking at this dog and i will tell how that is in a second. but one of the ways that non- profits run and certainly the pennsylvania spca is, through their volunteers, volunteering with money, time and that sort of thing. >> vital.

>> vital. >> there are so many animals that, because we are in no kill facility that a lot of animals spend time there before they find their forever homes. volunteers who come every single day or once a week or whenever and they walk them and they know these dogs better than anybody. we wanted to highlight three of the dogs, volunteers and they will talk about long term residents and take a look at these dogs because these are wonderful dogs. easy to get very overlooked in the shelter after they have been there for a while, take a look at these dogs because one may tug at your heart strings and that is a dog maybe you should take home, take a look. >> this is bentley a five-year old what we believe is a mixed american bull ter your, although we don't necessity for sure but what we do know is that he is full of love. he loves to go outside, he likes to roll role in the grass, he likes to have his belly rubbed. he is a great companion for an

adult family and does new tricks. >> bentley, sit, good boy, good boy. here we go. we go down, down. yeah. he is very selective on treats >> this is boston. a three-year old male. we are not quite sure what he is but my best get a mixture of ter your, chesapeake bay retriever, he has lots of energy, loves to run around, big favorite of ours at the shelter. he is super sweet. has lots to give. we will sure miss him, when he finds his forever home but our big hope toys get him in a great home going in the fall by the holidays and have him settle in there. >> he doesn't like to chase tennis balls but he does like to chase this. >> chase your duck. >> codey is a nine year old

female shepherd mix and been with us a few months now. she has had a hard life. she lived mostly outdoors but she has taken to indoor life. she loves all of the staff and volunteers. these's very loving, and she loves to have her hair brushed she loves baths. she with really be an easy dog , since she sleeps most of the days, just like little walks from time to time. loves other dogs, loves cats. i mean is what not to love. >> codey and all of them are great dogs. person who has come to the shelter at pennsylvania spca this week cameron rupp, phillies catcher, very interested in this dog, so we will see, where that goes, but wonderful animal. this is stormy. >> to adopt stormy or any animal visit spca 350 erie avenue headquarters saturday, sunday 10 to five, monday through friday, one to eight.

>> big dying here. >> yes. >> thanks, carroll. thanks, stormy. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's "eyewitness news" at 8:00. all pack up and ready to go how they are helping senior stock their pantry and how to help this special program too. we will also have this. color pencil, glue sticks, and all of the stuff. >> the essentials of school life, heading south, in this weeks story of brotherly love. a foggy start to the day, matt peterson what you can expect in the rest of the weekend. next.

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unrest in the streets of st. louis a second night of protests, turns violent after a white police officer is acquitted in the shooting death of a black man. the threat of a teachers strike is looming in our area, what is planned today for educators in the methacton school district. and what is our foot race, one part great music, runners go the distance in philadelphia's rock and roll half marathon. today is sunday september 17th , good morning everyone i'm, jan carabao, and all of that and more but first we will start our forecast with meteorologist matt peterson with eyewitness weather. good morning for nice little race. >> it is not a bad morning. it is warm, muggy out