>> class is not in session. teach remembers planning to go on strike this morning in methacton, montgomery count i we will tell you about the one thing district officials and the teachers union are having a hard time ago agreeing on. >> people in part of new jersey and delaware are waking up under tropical storm watches this morning. we'll tell when you the area is expected to feel the effect of hurricane jose. >> and the eagles grounds in the kansas city, hear how fans are reacting this morning to the team's first lost of the new season. well, today is monday, september 18th. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, rahel and katie off today. let's check on today's traffic and weather with katie and

meisha. >> good morning. here we are again, looking outside, and everything still dark, still very certainly, everything looking really good >> now, we have to keep an eye on the roads, little fog out there this morning, meisha, just giving us a heads up. i'm sure people will be dealing with that, of course, we have all of our eyes on hurricane jose, as well, with right now continuing to churn in the atlantic ocean 406 miles off the coast of north carolina, it is continuing its northward track we will be feeling the effect here along specially the jersey shore and down toward delaware as we go, it looks like, maybe through the nighttime hours tonight and then into our tuesday as well. computer models for the most part still keep jose off off the coastline, good news, unfortunately looks like it could kinds of just sit off our coast for maybe a day or two. so we're going to keep an eye on that for again tuesday and then possibly lingering all the way into wednesday. there is a visibility problem with some fog out there, and temperatures are warm and muggy, in the 60s, mostly 70s

degrees starting the day out and up to 85 later this afternoon. little fog this morning. >> thank you so much, matt, can't complain about that on a monday. good morning shall everybody, so what will we looking agent here? resurface project on the schuylkill we're getting very used to at this point. good news, crews usually move out of our we by fifth. this is eastbound between the turnpike and blue route. see the cones, flashing lights , you can also see how many vehicles are already out there only 4:30 this is the morning, but we know that mondays tends to be just i. vine, closures that we were getting used to westbound, eastbound, between the schuylkill and broad, will be happening overnight tonight throughout the week. so right now it is open. so westbound-eastbound looking good. quick peak at 95 south at girard, there you go, looking good push in the southbound direction, no delays here, 59 looking good. construction on the pa turnpike talking more about this coming up in the next ten minute, jim, jan, back to you.

>> no school today for thousands of students in montgomery county as their teachers walk off the job, and go on strike. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live outside of methacton high school this morning, where class will not be in session today. good morning, anita. >> good morning, jim, jan. well, more than 400 teach remembers expected to go on strike here around 7:30 this morning, after contract negotiation discussions broke down yesterday. that's despite the school board's president saying that those discussions were close to productive. as i mentioned, you can see in the photo, contract discussions yesterday happened here, and it has been ongoing battle since jan. the union says it had 30 minutes to consider the board 's final proposal yesterday. it is mostly concerned about rising healthcare premiums, while salaries for teachers remain the same. but on the other hand, some of the key funding issues that the school district is face something a steady decline in student enrollment, increased retirement costs and the need

to imette st. guillen proof its aging school buildings, the negotiating committee filled request for fact finding, pennsylvania labor relations board, if that board approves the request it, would appoint a fact finder tomorrow that means, between then and november 19th teachers would not be able to walk off the job. now, the strike affect about 5,000 student and their families here in the school district, however, piaa sports will go on as scheduled, also childcare happening at the sky view elementary school which requires on line registration, the teach remembers expected to walk off here at 7:30, we expect to hear more updates from the school district around 9:00. of course we'll bring you those updates just as soon as we get them. for now live in eagleville, anita oh. >> and eat, a we'll check back with you in about 30 minutes. >> police are asking for the public's help in finding a couple that attack and robbed a 87 year old woman inside of her home. happened on 3,000 block of

south 20th street around 9:00 yesterday morning. police say the suspect knocked on the victim's door asking for directions, but when she opened the door the couple forced their way inside of her home. we spoke with the victim's daughter who describes scribed the terrifying scene. >> they were kicking her, covering her mouth with their hands, telling her not to scream, putting a gun to her neck, telling her they were going to kill her if she didn't stop screaming. so the female stayed in the basement with her while the male went up into the bedrooms and ransacked a couple of rooms. and stole some jewelry. >> the thieves ran away after stealing several pieces of the victim's jewelry, including her wedding ring. >> police are looking for a man who they say reportedly tried to lure two children into a car in bucks county. lower southampton township officers responded yesterday to park lane in feasterville. a mother reported that a man approached her nine year old daughter and her eight year old friend asking if they want add ride. the girls said no and walked away. now on friday, philadelphia

police announced they were investigating six separate rat attempted lurings involving children. that will activity took place within the same six, seven blocks in northeast philadelphia. cabrini university in radnor is responding after an incident of racism on campus. police say student reported that someone wrote a racial slur on a residence hall door. the university released a statement late last night saying cabrini does not tolerate any form of hate or racist language, and our priority remains to ensure our students feel safe and supported. >> president trump is the new york city for the annual meeting of the united nations general assembly. >> this will be the first un assembly of his presidency high on agenda is north korea and its nuclear weapons program. the president also expected to take a shot at the un itself. you may recall that during last year's campaign the president regularly denounced the organization. the white house says things have changed. >> now we can say it is a new day at the un.

what you are now seeing is the israel bashing has become more bald. you have got united nations that is action orient dollars, we've passed two rest lakes cents on north korea in the last month. >> in a tweet sunday morning, president trump referred to kim jong un as rocket man. and said that un sanctions are working. >> governor chris christie is planning to spend $200 million to improve how new jersey prevents drug abuse and helps addict. the governor says the mondayly target programs for the uninsured, medicaid recipient, babies born with addiction and their mother. christie had made battling opioid abuse a centerpiece of his second term as governor. happening today, the university of delaware is hosting a student rally supporting the daca program, rally at 3:00 this afternoon on the campus south green. president trump plans to ends the program in six months, which has led to protests across the country. but he reportedly was close to a deal with democrats on protecting the so-called

dreamers. if the deal is tied to increased security on the mexican border. looking for something to do today, the constitution center is offering free admission and lot of events. it is all in celebration of constitution day. the founding father signed the historic documents, 230 years ago, the actual anniversary was yesterday. the events begin at noon, you can fine more information at constitution center.org. >> the eagles fall to one and one on the season after tough game in kansas city. >> in the process, schooled doug pederson, in the thirds quarter the eagles trailed six to three. carson wentz through to jeffrey for jeffrey's first touchdown in eagles green. the birds lead ten to six after field goal. the game was tide in the fourth, reid calls the shovel pass to travis kelsey, who leaps in from the 5-yard line. kansas city takes the leads with five seconds left in the game. the eagles have a final chance to tie it.

the hail mary fails. chief win 27-20, despite the loss of eagles fans remain positive. >> it was a tough game. we played at arrow head. the decimal level was very high. but we cut them down. you know, crowd creation, played good defense, but at the end, the chiefs pulled it out at the end. i'm proud of my team. we went on the road two games in a row. next week, going to get that w babe. >> i on the headliner the back page of the morning daily news , sweet and sour on the left chiefs travis kelsey, he has bragging right over his brother eagles center jason kelce. next sunday is a home opener against new york giant at 1:00 >> always next week. >> yes, yes, moving on. >> hurricane jose is heading north, and tropical storm watch in parts of new jersey and delaware. >> here is a live look at storm scan3, meteorologist, matt peterson son is tracking the storm, when we will start to feel some of the effect.

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>> is there anyone who can say how big the audience is? sean, do you know? this will be the largest audience to witness an emmy, period. melissa mccarthy everybody, give it up. >> and that former white house press secretary seanpicer. >> he made a surprise appearance at the 69th prime time emmy awards poking fun at himself last night. you can see there melissa motorcycle cart high played him god good laugh out of it, too. >> obviously they were talking about all of the conversations following the inauguration, how many people showed up in

washington, so the celebration of television's finest was full of milestones last night. >> and the emmy goes to ... >> look who it is, oprah had the pressure every presenting the night's pro prestigious prize, with the hands made, hu lu became the first streaming service, the show's lead elizabeth, won best actress in a drama, traffic and weather former madmen star 's first emmy win after eight previous nominations. >> and women dominated this year's prime time awards, among them, julia louie dreufuss made history. she took home her sixth straight emmy for best comedy actress in the show vee p, and set record for most emmies playing single, and also tried with doris record for eight prime time acting emmy's. >> we did have a whole story

line about an impeach. , but we a banded that because we were wore i had that someone else might get to it first. >> well the night was full of political jabs, host stephen colbert started with the show with jokes about president trump, as you saw moments ago, sean spicer joined him, he made light hearted jokes about his time working for the president. >> the reaction there in the crowd, priceless. good to see he has a sense of humor about it. >> you have to, you know? >> my goodness. >> quick job. so matt, you're in for kate think morning? >> yes, unfortunately not a laughing matter our weather forecast. >> one after the other after the other. >> it is a mess, we will be dealing with the effect of jose unfortunately maria clipping on its heals, and over barbuda, we just had harvey go through. here in the northeast, delaware valley, all of our

eyes on jose, about 500 miles off the coast of cape hatteras , of course maria out there getting ready to move into the lesser antilles, hurricane and tropical storm force warnings are in effect for those areas which again just got hammered by irma. let's talk a little bit more about jose. still category one storm. it will travel up the eastern seaboard, but stay off the coastline, which is some good news for us it, will start to affect maybe south delaware, down into south jersey as we get as early as this evening, maybe 7:00, 8:00 tonight. starting to see some of the effect across the delmarva, south delaware, then into tuesday, that's when we will feel the effect across south new jersey then maybe even here in philly as well. what are we talking about when talking about the impacts here across the beaches that we usually go to? well, talking about rough surf , already seen that, strong rip currents, already seen that. and we will get some on shore flow with the northwesterly wind, northeasterly wind, and get some possible beach errosion, coastal flooding

could be a problem as well, areas that usually flood, have high chance to, and some rain showers will be possible as we get little further inland. overall, it looks like here is our tropical storm watch, gusty winds, could be as high as maybe 50, 06 miles an hour at times, and that goes into effect tomorrow. for today, we get up to high temperature of 08 degrees, little morning fog, some sunshine this afternoon, meisha, we do have the rain showers tomorrow. associated with jose. then we start out fall friday with a high of 80. >> well, that's some good news , the drive tomorrow might be well it will be impacted, i should say, good morning, happy monday. so looking out here to the resurface project on the schuylkill eastbound between the turnpike and the blue route. getting used to there is guys, looks like might be picking up the cones now, so they must be backing up, cleaning them out. heads up though. look how many vehicles are already out there, not even in the 5:00 hour, letting you know that the schuylkill today is going to be busy. the vine, it will be closed overnight tonight, throughout the week, so just heads up on

that, that's returning to us, for those of us impacted by the vine closure, again, that goes into effect tonight, and will be all week long. two-point every construction on the pa turnpike before ft. washington two left lanes eastbound past willow grove. left lane compromised there. won't slot you down yet but it will. push deeper into the 5:00 hour also pa turnpike east and westbound between 29 and valley forge, that right lane is compromised there. so just heads up, still very dark out, there and we have construction ac, between route nine, garden state parkway, left lane compromised there, jim, back to you. >> in other news this morning, france is denouncing terrorism behind an attack at four american student at a train station. authority say someone through acid at four women, all of whom are student at boston college and are studying abroad. now the young ladies are out of the hospital after treatment for burns. police have arrest add 41 year old french woman who they describe as disturbed. >> and investigation now

underway, at georgia tech, after an officer involved shoot that left a student dead there. officers say the student charged aim them with a knife outside a campus dorm dorm. police release this surveillance video of the incident, all happened about 11:00 saturday night. officers say they ordered 21 year old scott shultz to drop the knife, but shultz refused, that's when an officer opened fire, hitting shut. now, shultz, was an active member in the school's pride alliance at the hospital. >> well, there is a big change in the publishing industry to tell but this morning,. >> yes, big man seen -- magazine going up for sale. details in in this morning's money w

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>> time is 4:50, time for a check on business news. >> hena doba joins us live from the new york torque stock exchange, hena, good morning, so this week, the main event likely the feds policy meeting tuesday and wednesday, right? >> reporter: that's right. good morning, jan, good

morning, jim. what everyone is talking about here on wall street, the central bank is widely expected to announce it will begin selling off the large quantities of treasure and mortgage back securities during the great recession. pushed down borrowing costs. on friday, the dow gained 64-point, the nazdek climbed 19. also, more fall-out from the data breach at equifax, two key executives. the chief information officer and chief security offers remember leaving the company. hackers gained access to information on about 143 million americans, including social security numbers, birthdate, and more. back to you. >> hena, i understands it is report that rolling stone magazine will be put up for sale? >> yes, rolling stone, which i didn't know, was founded in 1967 by a then 21 year old juan yen err, would become the bible every counter culture,

well, aside from changes in the publishing industry, rolling stone, you guys may remember, took big hit following the publication story about an unproven gang rape at the university of virginia. >> interesting stuff, thanks, hena, we will check in with you in the next hour. >> well, in other news this morning, the jewish federation every greater philadelphia is teaming one habitat for humanity, to help people in need by fixing their homes. >> volunteers from the jewish federation's next jen group, got to work in or the identification philadelphia yesterday. they helped out senior citizens by ripping up carpet, painting, doing other repairs on their homes there. "eyewitness news" spoke with one of the group's working on the home after victim of contract fraud. >> these people could be my grandparent. so you know, it is a small world, and it feels really good to see the people, impact the people that you are helping, rather than just stroking a check, good to meet the homeowners, and but for our help, you know, their houses would still be in disrepair.

>> the jewish federation real estate group also helped out by donating $40,000 to the effort. >> good to see that out there. you may see some fog when you head out this morning. >> yes, matt, how long will this be sticking smashed. >> looks like it will stick around through the morning hours, maybe even through the morning rush. and then we go with cloudy skies, then tracking showers, all associated with jose, that moves into the area tomorrow. gave you a full look at what you can expect coming up.

>> good morning, live look at bethlehem, across the lehigh valley, some fog this morning. it will be a more summer like day today, than fall, even though fall officially only five days away, starts on friday. but, again it, is going to be feeling like summer not just

for monday but all the way through the work weekment check out visibility this morning, little built every fog developed, especially across the lehigh valley starting out our monday morning, lancaster, less than ideal conditions in allentown, trenton, and even back down toward the shore, wildwood, as well. so if you are out and about this morning, even if not seeing fog register on the visibility maps corks still cause some issues, so do be careful riding around here early on on this monday morning. temperatures, definitely not what you would expect for the middle every september. it is 60s, around 70 degrees, not sweatshirt weather by any stretch of the imagination, starting the day out at 69 right now here in philly. looking at the school day forecast real quick. we go up to 80 later this afternoon, meisha, i still give it a b minus because we have the morning fog chance, not too much sunshine later this afternoon either. >> you're too tough of a teachers, matt. >> i know. matt, thank you so much. hey, good morning, everybody, all right, so the resurface project on the eastbound between the turnpike and blue

route, clear, looking good there. quick peak at 42, see levels are slowly starting to build, as we push toward that 5:00 hour, i will say that had is usually actually what we see on 426789 so four it, starting to heat up ever so slightly, do have malfunctioned traffic light here, city avenue, monument road, actually dealing with this last week, as women, just heads up on that, that might start to slow you down if it is still acting up for us in i would say the 6:00 hour. then two-point every construction on the turnpike, eastbound, before ft. washington two, left lanes there. and pa turnpike eastbound past willow grove, left lane compromised there. jim, jan, back to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," live in los angeles with more on the big winners and big moments at last night's emmy awards. >> also ahead: president trump attends his first ever un general assembly, we're live in new york. >> and two separate crime scenes with similar characteristics. now, police in baton rouge are investigating two murders, as racially motivated. we're back at the top of the

hour.

>> teachers plan to walk out of the classroom and on to the picket life, live in methacton where both sides are struggling to agree on. >> all eyes on president trump , he makes his first visit to the united nations, the details coming up. >> here comes the rush. the eagles, back across the 35 , at the 34, michael kendrick ... >> and the eagles defense planted chiefs quarterback alex smith several times in yesterday's game. but the birds still lost. pat's here with a breakdown of the