of students in the methacton school district. >> we are tracking hurricane jose, and what it means for our region. a tropical storm watch is in effect. matt let us know what we can expect over the next few days. >> and, disappointment for eagles fans, after the birds lose to former head coach, andy reid, and the kansas city chiefs, and wip angelo cataldi , well, he has a lot to say about it. today is monday, september 18th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jar can baio in for rahel solomon. mondays are always a struggle following an eagles lost. >> they are. the front page of the daily news nails t too many chiefs. miracle come back just of reach for the birds. we new it would be a difficult game. eagles almost pulled it off. pat gallen back in the news room going over video, and he'll break it down for just about 15 minutes. >> unfortunately almost does not count. first, let's get you out the door with weather and traffic. matt, eagles fans could sure use some sunshine today. >> unfortunately doesn't look like the weather department will cooperate.

we will be dealing with those mostly cloudy skies, through most of the day, so, if you are hoping for sunshine this afternoon, hopefully you got your fill yesterday. not going to be too much of it later on today. our neighborhood network, trying to take a look what's going on in margate this morning, still dark out there. as the sun comes up, actually notice the surface of kick up little bit because we are tracking jose. right now about 200 or so miles off the coast of north carolina, and the effect of it , though, have been being saute cross new jersey back down toward the delaware shore points really for the last couple every days, some rip countries being and the high seas, rough surf something we have been dealing with, only worse probably through today, and then it will kind of peak tomorrow, with some of the issues, then will start to fade out, those issues are the impact of jose, will start to fade out getting into wednesday. temperatures for us right now, a warm, and it is a muggy start to the day. 60s, close to seven open for lot of us, sitting at zero seven in philly. six an in reading, and 66 this morning in allentown, now the

lehigh valley has some fog to deal with, lancaster, reading, allentown, mount pocono, reporting less than ideal visibility, even down near the shore, a.c. airport down toward wildwood too. be careful even though we have perfect quote unquote visibility in philly at 10 miles, could still be few areas of patchy fog. keep eye out for. that will up to about eight a degrees later this afternoon, meisha, so again, it is a muggy day for us. but i know that some folks still clinging onto summertime but i like the 80s. >> i know, thank, matt. good morning, everyone, hammy monday. fifty-nine south at the betsy ross bridge, certainly start too long heat up now. but we can expect that in the 6:00 hour, on busy monday morning, so 95, for those of you jump on, toward center city you are getting busy. 422, what we're look at around , there of course a lot of movement out there. still, camera shot. but we are starting to see movement not nearly like what we're seeing on 95, or 42, for that matter, 42 freeway northbound creek road, approaching 295, you can see, how many vehicles are out here

, just sea of headlights on the 42, as well. dropping speeds maybe just little bit ever so slightly. we do have couple every accident, one in gibbstown, democrat road. heads up for those every in you that neck of the woods, accident huntingdon pike at byberry road, car hit deer here. just heads up, deer are out there, as fall approaches being be sure to honk the horns ever so slightly to give the deer a head up you are coming it, helpings. malfunction traffic light, talking about it this morning, city avenue monument road. this is an area that's going to start to get very busy, also reminder, in the next ten minute, jim, jan, back to you. >> meisha told me to honk the horn at a deer, the deer just looked at me, i don't know what that's all about. hundreds. teachers in the methacton school district will be picking instead of teaching today. >> "eyewitness news" reporter and anita oh, outside of methacton high school where student and teach letters not show up for class.

anita? >> reporter: good morning, jim , jan, more than 400 teachers will be going on strike at 7:30 this morning, despite the school board president calling discussions between the union and the school board pro tuck tiff. now those contract negotiations had been ongoing since jan but with no luck in reaching a deal. the union says that it had 30 minute to consider the board's final proposal yesterday, it is mostly concerned about how much teachers would have to pay for healthcare premiums. but, on other side of this debate, some of the key funding issues the school district says it is facing, steady decline in student enrollment, increased retirement cost, need to improve the aging school building. it affect about 5,000 student and their families. however, sports scheduled for this afternoon are going to continue as planned. and if you need childcare, sky screw elementary is having that, but it requires on line pre registration.

again teachers here scheduled to back off the job at 7:30, we expect to hear more from the school district at 9:00. of course we'll keep you updated on any latest developments, but for right now the teach remembers scheduled to walk off at 7:30. for now live in eagleville, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> anita, thank you n other news radnor police back at cabrini university today to investigate a racial slur written on student's residence hall door. the student reported the slur which appeared to be written in marker over the weekends. university released a statement last night saying quote cab rena does not tolerate any form of hate, speech or racist language. and our priority remains to ensure our students feel safe and supported. >> north korea is expected to take center stage, as world leaders gather in new york city today for the annual united nations general assembly. >> president trump's first un general assembly every his presidency, cbs news core upon dent nicky batiste joins us live from the un in new york with more on the president's

agenda. good morning, nicky. >> good morning, jim, jan. the world will certainly be watching this morning, as president trump makes first visit to the un. as a presidential candidate, he called the un incompetent, but since becoming president, he has changed his tone, now says it, has potential. >> president trump arrives at the united nations today for the opening of the general assembly, with north korea expected to be issue number one, administration officials took to the sunday morning talk show. warning us stations is running thin. >> we have pretty much exhausted all of the things that we could do at the security council at this point now i'm perfectly happy kick this over to general mathis. >> white house says among the meetings the president has this week in new york one with the south korean president which will focus on how to maximize economic and diplomatic pressure on north korea. all eyes will be on mr. trump tomorrow, when he delivers speech here to delegates. expected to address iran,

syria, global terrorism, all while promoting an america first agenda. the president is also expected to go after the un itself, pushing for reforms that include more transparency and accountability. >> i think he does believe the united nations can be a very important instrument of addressing these threat to the worlds. but i think he also takes to the view that the united nations has fallen short, and he wants to motivate them in that regard. >> tillerson also hinted at the possibility of sticking with the paris climate agreement, saying the president remains, quote, open to finding those conditions where we can remain engaged. us ambassador to the un nicky haley said in a white house press briefing friday it is a new day here at the united nations. jim, jan? >> thank you so much, appreciate that. >> the university of delaware is hosting a student rally supporting the daca program, at 3:00 this afternoon, president trump plans to end the program in six months, which has led to protests all

across the country, but reportedly was close to a deal with democrats. it protect the so-called dreamers but ties to increased security on the mexican board er. >> much more to cover on " eyewitness news" this morning , including a surprise appearance at the emmy's, jaws dropped when former white house press secretary sean spicer came out on stage. coming up live in los angeles with a look at other memorable moments, and all of the big winners from tv's biggest night. plus: thousands of floridians return home for the first time since hurricane irma. we take a look at the damage that was waiting for them. pat? >> well, what went wrong for the eagles yesterday? for one, the running game, non -existent, that's a bad sign. hear from big off season signing on how he views his role on offense. all of that and more next in sports. >> ♪ >> well, so far it, seems like

it has been an easy ride this morning on a monday. you know, meisha usually jinx cents everybody, usually by 6:15. >> probably will say knock on wood right around now. >> he can actually, stay with us, another 50 minute to go. start your day with us here at cbs-3. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone, the caribbean island every saint martin continues to struggle mower than a week after irma

hit as category five hurricane >> now the north part of the islands is french, while the south is administered by the netherlands. no section of the island was spared. houses were destroyed, and many areas after winds of more than 200 miles per hour tore through. >> meanwhile, florida governor rick scott continues surveying the damage in his state. yesterday he toured ever glade city in southwest florida, people left their belongings pile up high outside of their homes, the governor said, he plans to return things to normal as soon as possible. and, people are now being allowed back into the lower florida keys, officials are warning people making their return, though, that conditions are very tough there. electricity and sewer services are not reliable, and water is not safe to drink. fema estimate that a quarter of all of the homes there in the keys were destroyed. >> i don't know how you start over from all of that. right now three storms in the atlantic. jose is expected to have impact on our weather. is that correct, (natural sounds) >> jim, that's right. we have three storms out there right now, jose

is the one that's closest to the continental united state. that's the storm that is going to be giving us some issues as we go as maybe early as tonight , into tuesday, and possibly even early in the day wednesday. and then of course maria, tropical depression lee, are still out in the open water, marie could affect areas like saint martin, areas like puerto rico as early as the next couple every days, so of course folks down there haven't even began the clean up process yet, they have to stop as another powerful storm starts to barrel towards them. talk little bit more about jose. that's going to be affecting us in the next couple every days, still category one storm, sustained winds 58 miles per hour, watch the track as it goes northward. as it does, that means we could be looking at some gusty winds , some strong winds, and then also the possibility of maybe little beach errosion too. there is tropical storm watch from the delaware bay, all the way through the new jersey coastline, up into new england that goes into effect tonight, at 2:00 a.m. it lasts until 2:00 a.m.

wednesday morning. so pretty much all of the day tuesday, then into little bit of wednesday as well. in general the impacts for us here, it will go with rough surround every, strong rip currents, seen that down at the shore points the last couple every days, minor beach errosion possibility thanks to on shore flow. we will get possibility of also coastal flooding. could lead to some issues with beach errosion, too. those two kind of go together. then work your way little further inland, little closer to philly, and then maybe little further west than that, just some rain showers, and isolated rumble every thunder can't be completely ruled out. in general it looks like it will be some rain showers. again there are threats for some moderate risk for that heavy rain to go along with what we will be seeing with the tropical impact. taking a look at the seven day forecast real quick, zero eight today, 77 tomorrow with the showers, then meisha we do warm it up, as we get into the ends of the week, there, more 80s, humid, too. >> all right, thanks so much, matt. very good morning to all of you. happy monday. so we are looking outside right now at the

schuylkill. so the schuylkill has been kind of a problem child all morning long , starting in the 4:00 hour, levels heating up. overnight resurface project. now accident here the schuylkill or excuse me 95 north at route 322, we will talk about the schuylkill coming up in just said, but where we saw police activity, now it is an accident. two left lanes are compromise in the this area ninety-five another problem child, it has been very busy all morning long shall pushing in the southbound direction, 95 north at route 322, so push in the for the bound direction, if you are headed out your home any time soon, if i were you, i would give yourself extra time there now it is the schuylkill at belmont. problem child. busy. very, very busy. if i were you i would start to give yourself extra time. you are no longer traveling at posted speeds , headlights moving in the eastbound direction there. boulevard, another area that's very, very busy this morning, push in the southbound direction, heading towards the schuylkill at city avenue westbound. we looked at that, too. looking just us a busy. basically overall right now give yourself some extra time. jan, jim, back to you.

>> meisha, thank you. it was a match up with two of the most talented teams in the nfl but the birds fell just short. >> pat gallen here to tell us what went wrong with the eagles and their loves to the chiefs. >> you never want to lose a game but this is one of the games you can understands why they certainly did. the eagles did some things well sunday, carson wentz, mostly good, defensive line again made it tough for the opposing quarterback this time alex smith. but, the mistakes, lack every run game did them in. let us start with those mistakes, aaron sproles rarely makes them. his fumble on punt return, but the three-point for kansas city late in the second quarter kicking in the n fl definitely a problem. jake elliot just signed to the team after a caleb sturgis injury, from 30 out. chip shot. real dagger here went throws fourth quarter interceptionment changed the momentum of the game. the eagles need to clean these up before the giants come to town next week. now aside from the mistakes the eagles seem to run out of gas in the fourth

quarter. kareem hunt, the chiefs super rookie gouged them, for two touchdowns in the second half, including this one, 53 yarder. and travis kelsey, jason's little brother, also a handful. he finished with eight catches for 103 yards. and that touchdown right there, hard to fault the defense, they played relatively strong, throughout. making it tough on alex smith to get comfortable. now, before he looked spent in the fourth quarter, carson wentz is pretty good. pretty much the entire eagles offense. went 25 of 36 for 333 yards and two scores, connected when alshon jeffrey for 92 yards, so wentz obviously a breitbart spot on offense. but what's not a breitbart spot. the running game it has gone completely mia. eagles called just 13 runs which wentz dropping back 60 times. but garrett blunt, zero. zero carries. he spoke about his role after the loss. >> are you confident in your role moving forward, to go

from what you were a week ago to now? >> i mean, you got to ask -- i mean, i don't know how -- i don't know how things are going to go next week. i can't really predict the future. that's something for him to answer. >> now, blount said he can't remember a game in which he received zero carries. we looked it up. you got to go back to november 17th of 2014. the steelers then cut him the next day. so how should we be react to go this game? wip angelo cataldi up earl which plenty to say. >> you know, there were losses, hey, the team was better. this was a kind of game where it stays with you. because you say to yourself, the eagles could have beat kansas city in kansas city. and they blew it for a lot of reasons. basically, the fourth quarter, it looked to me like they ran out of gas. >> so again next week the eagles home open is her against the new york giants. see if they can fix the issues at hands with a always difficult dif i shall match up for the forthcoming. again, i don't want to lose. >> you can't go 16 and zero. so certainly

understandable they go into a place like kansas city, tough to play against very good team. they lose a close one, good game, though. >> ran out of gas. >> ran out of gas. >> exciting game , yes. >> thank you, patrick. appreciate t well, still ahead, private pawn shop that kate tears celebrities. >> really? >> and take a look at this. this poor koala trapped in a car 's wheel well for nearly 10 miles the delica

you each drive a ford (all) yes.ght? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado.

current chevy owners and lessees get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars. or, 0% financing for 72 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer.

>> good morning, looking ahead to the weekend like we usually do, look like we'll have plenty every sunday as we head into this coming weekends. it will remain little humid, also, remains little warm, as well. but, overall, the fall season start on friday, doesn't look like those temperatures will set in maybe for another week or so, guys? >> matt, thank you, now for look at newspaper headlines from across our region.

>> in the trentonian, man was shot and killed, marking the thirds murder to occur in the capitol city over the weekends the 51 year old victim was shot in the head before noon outside of a store 900 block of martin luther king, jr. boulevard. shootings in south trenton claimed two lives on friday night and saturday morning. from the intelligencers, home repossession cents continue in bucks and montgomery counties since the 2008 recession. more than 12,000 homes have been for closed, repossessed or put up for sheriff sale. records show the highest rate of bank repossession cents and communities in with some of the highest property tax rate and some of the lowest property values. in the mercury the amity fire company celebrated the arrival of newest firetruck this weekend, a parade was followed by a block party, and dollars traditional housing ceremony in douglas ville. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware val. >> i australian firefighters make incredible rescue after driver finds cue old a tucked in the wheel of their car.

>> check this out. take a look at the video. driver says they heard cries coming from their car's wheel so they took a look, they found this little one staring back at them, rescuers jumped into action, quickly removed the wheel to get to the frightened animal. workers removed the koala gave her much needed bath. they monitored her for a week before releasing her back to the wilds. >> after everything she has been, trauma, stress, trauma, to see her today l up the tree , and found the biggest branch in the tree and snuggled up. >> she's gooing today. they say she was covered in grease, and only suffered minor injuries, adding it is not that unusual for koala to seek shelter in strange places >> that's what happens when you don't stick to your curfew out there with the friends. welcoming up in the next half hour, classes are canceled today for 5,000 student in the methacton school district, we'll take a look at the sticking points as teachers

prepare to hit the picket lines. >> and in this morning's health watch. new health risks for teenagers with high blood pressure. meisha? >> happy monday. we are starting to heat it up now on all of the majors, accident 95 north, one in gibbstown, another in hunting valley. all of the updates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right doctor. doctor. i played a doctor on tv, but now i'm helping save lives for real. starting with my own. i'm partnering with cigna healthspring to remind everyone how important preventive care is

for people my age. see anything, doctor? looks great, doctor. and with cigna healthspring medicare advantage, you get a team of doctors overseeing your health. most preventive services are covered. so go, know, and take control of your health. oh... use mine, doctor. cigna healthspring. together, all the way.

cigna healthspring. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. fran grenier. new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up

from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we want to change trenton, there's only one way. fran grenier. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, rahel solomon is off today. just about 6:30, and here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute , today september 18th. >> cents recanes he'd for thousands of student in montgomery county. >> more than 400 teachers are expected to go on strike with the steaks hi, president trump makes his un debut.

>> he's expected to address iran, syria, global terrorism, all while promoting an america first agenda. >> more protests are expect in the saint lou thinks morning, demonstrators are angry over the acquittal of white police officer, in the killing of a black suspect. >> exploding deep into the end zone. and it is around, the game is over. >> good effort, still a lost, next week, the giants. >> a total -- a total joke. marbles in his mouth. >> any response to that? >> that was stephen colbert with his monologue at the prime time emmy awards last night. >> to los angeles in a bit,

for more of winners and other big moment, first, matt tracking hurricane jose, hi, matt. >> the effect of it will be noticed along the new jersey coastline, and down into the delmarva, delaware, the del way bay area, possibly as early as this evening. for the most part waking up across the philly area to little fog on this monday morning, see on the neighborhood network camera, broad heads ville area, starts foggy, careful if you're out and about here early on in the day. check out the rest of the visibility, there, again, below mile, head north of the city back down toward the shore point, not the best, even reporting perfect visibility, so to speak here in philly, areas back down toward wilmington, could look for patchy dense fog in the kind of more rural outside areas temperatures mild, 60s, 70s, humidity higher, as well, feeling it stepping out the door, not just here this morning, but it will be lasting throughout the day as well. so much more summer like feel

to things on our monday than what we should be expecting for the the middle of secretary, the first day every fall coming this week, temperatures, 9:00 right around 70 degrees, do rise to up about 85 later this afternoon motioner every sunday and clouds, sunshine, talk to you little more about how jose will affect our area, in just a little bit whether i come back inside and meisha i know you like these 80s so hopefully get out and enjoy yourself today. >> you know me so well. i love the 80s. 80s, who will complain about those, nobody. we are looking outside, so looking at an accident, 59 north, before the commodore barry bridge. really slowing you down. that has now since been cleared. but looking at 95 north at 45 it, our delaware county camera , you can see, how many vehicles are still out there. and that's residual. that's because of that accident. so a lot of brake light going off there still. now it will start to loosen up just little bit.

so just heads up on there is i would probably say give yourselves extra time, if it were me i would give myself extra half hour or so. then the boulevard, another camera showing, getting very busy, push in the southbound direction, toward the schuylkill, you go schuylkill westbound, at city avenue looking looking at like that, looking real busy this morning , but we can connect that on a monday morning. swedesboro avenue democrat road, accident just cleared. looking okay there. we do have another accident huntingdon valley car hit deer here, huntingdon pike at byberry road heads up on this, jan, back over to you. >> no deem contract negotiations between teachers and the methacton school district, now hundreds of educators will walk off the job, and go on strike, this morning. classes are canceled today, for the district's 5,000 students live look at the high school where teach letters take to the picket line in just about an hour now. yesterday, the district and

the teachers union bargained for more than six hours in a last minute effort to reach an agreement. negotiations ongoing since january, hope to learn more about the strike at press conference scheduled for 9:00 a.m. >> well, a terrifying attack to tell but, couple of thieves target 87 year old woman inside of her south philadelphia home. this happened on the 3,000 block of south 20th street, around 9:00 yesterday morning. now, police say the suspect knocked on the victim's door pretends to go ask a question. well, when she opened the door , the couple forced their way inside. the victims daughter told " eyewitness news" her mom is okay. but shaken up. >> they were kicking her, covering her mouth with their hands, put a gun to her neck, telling her they would 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, ran sacked couple of rooms, stole some jewelry.

>> horrible. hope they finds these two. the thieves got away with several pieces of jewelry as the daughter just mentioned, victim's daughter said they also stole her mom's wedding ring right off of her finger. >> police continue searching for a man who reportedly tried to lure two children in bucks county, lower southampton township officers responded yesterday to park lane in feasterville, a mother, toll them, that a man approached her nine year old daughter and eight year old friends asking if they want add ride. the girls said no and walked away, philadelphia police investigating six separate attempted lurings involving children, that activity took place friday in the same six, seven blocks in northeast philadelphia. >> well, president trump is in new york city for the annual united nations general assembly meeting this will be the first un assembly of his presidency. north korea and it nuclear weapons program is expected to take center stage, the president is also expected to take a shot at the un itself. during last year's campaign, you may recall, mr. trump

regularly denounced the organization, well the white house however says things, well, they've changed. >> now we did say it is a new day at the un. what you are seeing cities ray he will bashing has become more bald. you've got united nations that is action oriented, passed two rest lakes cents on north korea in the last month. >> in a tweet on sunday morning, president trump referred to kim jong un as rocket man. and said the un sanctions are working. >> commuters in london, first morning rush since friday subway attacks, authorities have reduced the terror threat level from critical, to severe , indicated another attack is likely, but no longer imminent. two suspect in the bombing remain in custody but police have yet to file any charges. isis claimed responsibility but british authorities say no proof yet that isis was involved. meantime, four american student are out of the

hospital today avianca acid a take, they say all of the women attends boston college, and are studying abroad. police do not believe this is linked to terrorism. they describe the suspect, 41 year old french woman as disturbed. >> up next, why the american academy of pediatrics just issued it first ever recommendations on tattoos. hodge honoring the best in television, live in washington with a look at the big winners from the prime time emmy awards. >> speaking of emmies, if you can't win an app he, place where you can buy one, we'll take to you private pawn shop that kate tears celebrities. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i've never heard of this song before, have you? >> it is from your favorite taylor swift. >> oh, is it? okay. look what you made me do, jan. >> the number one hit, jim. get with it, i get. >> oh, okay. i went to barry manilow friday

this isn't barry manilow. >> we'll be right back, folks, stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ you each drive a ford (all) yes.ght? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado. current chevy owners and lessees get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars. or, 0% financing for 72 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer.

did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business.

>> the 69th emmy awards celebrated the changes happening in the tv industry. >> of the night's biggest winners were women, from actresses, to writers. >> cbs news correspondent chris martinez is live in los angeles this morning, with this year's highlight. good morning, chris. >> also hard to ignore politics at last night's show, a lot of actors, actresses nominated for portraying politicians did quite well, number of other shows actually maiden ' history. >> made television academy history for winning the most emmies for one role. >> six in all. viewers will see herzl even a meyer character for one more season in the show's finale next year. >> we did have whole story

line a i am people: we abandoned that because we were wore i had that someone else might get to it first. >> the political punches started off earlier in the night when first time emmy host stephen colbert introduce add jaw dropping surprise guest. >> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmy, period. >> alec baldwin, saturday night live. >> alec baldwin won for best supporting actress of his portrayal of president trump. >> at long last mr. president here is your emmy. >> it was also a big night for streaming, hulu becoming the first streaming service to win the best drama category. >> the thriller based on 80s novel, snabbed five awards, including one for elizabeth, for outstanding lead actress. it was the first statue for the eight time nominee, who thanked the book's author. >> margaret, my gosh, thank you for what you did in 198 a, thank you for what you

continue to do. >> and writer lena, received standing ovation, as the first african-american woman to win for writing for the comedy series master every none. >> dodge all the glop err bake the first african-american to win for directing a comedy series or at least episode of one, and that for his series to be created and called atlanta. jim, january jan, back to you. >> great night of television, thank you so much, chris. >> a lot of big moments. if you want to see full list of the winners from 2017 or catch interviews with some of this year's nominees, all on cbsphilly.com/nominees. >> matt, little rain will be falling? >> yes, it will start maybe as early as tonight, then lingers through tomorrow, as well, all related to hurricane jose which just off the coastline, right now, of north carolina it will track northward, then it will affect expect us, going through the day tomorrow

likely clearing out though some good news by the time we get into wednesday and thursday. waking up this morning with our eyewitness weather watchers, they're up and at it this morning. to start thing out john's house mullica hill, lots of clouds, 67 degrees, mild morning, down there, in mullica hill. also, going with 67 this morning at ed's house in chesterfield, new jersey, reporting little light mist out, there could be little bit of fog to go along with it, a well, dealing with that, head to up 65 degrees this morning at eileen's house up in gilbertsville also plenty of cloud cover for her, 65 degrees, and there is a running theme here. little cloudy, little muggy, and definitely starting things out on the mild side, as well. here is hurricane jose, like i said, just off the coast of north carolina at this point, 80 miles miles or so from the center of where the circulation will be to cape hatteras, so slowly working its way northward here, good news, as it works its way north, it is actually going to start to turn little bit to to l

effect from the coastline going through the nighttime hours tonight possibly starting and then will be lasting until about tuesday afternoon, tuesday evening, you can see hereby wednesday, starting to see this kind of spiral out there could circle back around, we'll see if we have any residual effect after tomorrow. right now it doesn't look like we will. right now, there is a tropical storm watch in effect, from cape cod all the way down to the delaware bay. because we could be looking for strong gusty winds, also looking for the on shore flow, which could give us the threat for maybe little bit of beach errosion. for the most part moderate risk, tropical threat, including heavy rain, coastal flooding and beach errosion, highest winds down the shore some could knock over, so

watch the storm approaching. 08 degrees today, 77 tomorrow with the showers. and then it goes back to really nice almost summer like weather head through wednesday , thursday, friday, first day every fall friday, but we will have 80 degrees, meisha? >> all right, matt, thank you so much. good morning to awful you, disable vehicle here, schuylkill ear past the blue route, pull off to the far right shoulder slow moving around there. talking about slow, we had accident, 95 north, before the commodore barry bridge. now what we are looking at right now 59 north at 452, kind of residual back up from that. hard to clear that residual back up. the accident even though the accident has cleared, because now, as we approach the 7:00 hour, so many vehicles headed out there haven't got much relief, heads up, give yourself extra time, 59 north at 45 it, another accident here, 309 south, near the. >> you can see what looks like ambulance, lot of flashing

lights, gaper delay here too. so if i were you, again, 309 southbound near pa turnpike, i would give yourself extra time here. so really right now the schuylkill, 95 north, at 452, and 309 south, near the pa turnpike. also, we have another accident that is still out here as well , huntingdon valley so huntingdon pike nearby berry road where a car hit a deer your neck of the woods, won't slow you down too much. make note it is there. talking last week about malfunction traffic light, talking about it again today, area that really starts to slow you down. so city avenue at monument road, heads up, plus take a look at this, look at the schuylkill, yikes. super slow, moving in the westbound and eastbound direction. construction crews still out there, talking about this coming up in about ten minutes , jan, back over to you >> meisha, thank you. in news today georgia tech student sent dead after a police involved shooting on campus. officials say the 21 year old charged at officers there, with a knife. take a look at this video of the incident.

happened outside avianca dorm room, officers say they orders erred scott shultz to drop his knife, but he refused, that's when officer opened fire, hitting the student, shultz died at the hospital. >> in st. louis more than half dozen people in police custody , at least a thousand people demonstrated yesterday, they were a white former st. louis police officer, and he killed suspect anthony lamar smith, black man, back in 2014 police say a few dozen people resorted to violence. >> group of criminals set out to do damage, and they're being arrested. these criminals we've arrested should be held accountable, prosecuted, to the fullest extent of the law. >> police say they made more than zero eight arrests last night, several offers hers minor to moderate injuries. >> in the cbs-3 health watch now, new warnings for teens with high blood pressure.

>> the american heart association says teenagers with high blood pressure have a higher risk every damaging their heart and blood vessels. studied 108 teens, found organ damage among teens with blood pressure levels on the high ends, of what's considered normal. >> well the american academy of pediatrics issues first ever list of recommendations regarding piercings and tattoos, health expert warn teens to check to make sure places are clean, and reputable, should also ask questions about how to care for their piercing or tatoo, and understanded tattoos and piercing could possibly hurt their chances of getting a job >> thank you. >> right? new recommendations commas teens start to get them. >> starting to sound like my father. a lot of catalanotto logs have gone the way of the yellow pages. >> on line shopping made most obsolete, but not some companies. why some catalogues are still filling mailboxes.

>> last year tomatoes there is year pepper. >> melissa's garden has to be picture perfect, where she and her husband grow and photograph plants, to ties their seed company. >> we start planning in january for the catalogue that get released in november. >> the company does it retail on line, but its marketing the olds fashioned way. >> most of our customers get the catalogue, because they slip through it, mark it up, they go to their website and order on line. >> they're presented in list bonn, maine where the digital age hasn't hurt business, it has helped. >> the market is doing well. >> vp jim gibbs says many of his clients are strictly on line. >> can only go their business to a certain point, they need to reach new pros peck, and going to catalogues to generate prospect. >> an industrial trade group says by its latest count, more than 13 billion catalogues a year are moving through the mail. >> the customer it bridges is really the holy grail of customers. because they're actually

customer of your business, tends to make repeat purchases >> atlanta's onward reserve closing retailer, says the printed page creates a more personal touch. >> we've got a true connection with our customers, a big part of driving that is our catalogues. >> emerson packs her catalogues with personal stories from her garden. >> where would your company be without this catalogue? >> we wouldn't be a company without this catalogue. the driving force behind everything we do. >> and survivor of the digital revolution. >> kenneth craig, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> 6:51, a lot coming up cbs this morning. >> charlie roads joins us live from new york with a preview, good morning, charlie. >> good morning, jan, jim. ahead tracking hurricane's jose and maria. they could impact millions of americans this week. plus, entertainment tonight's kevin frazier shows us how politics dominated the emmy's. and this first lady laura bush here in studio 57.

her new mission is to empower first ladies around the worlds and more from nora's conversation with the great tom brady, how the 40 year old quarterback embrace as more holic isay prepare to fitness. all of that plus the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> a lot to cover. thank you, charlie, see you in eight minutes. >> from handbags and necklace toss watches and awards, one pawn shop in southern california has everything under the stars straight from the stars. >> all right, correspondent crystal cruz from sister station in los angeles takes us inside a celebrity pawn shop. >> this is an exquisite piece. >> jewelry, awards. >> emmy award. >> moon men. >> nice and shiny. >> fine wines. >> this is a from 1973. >> this isn't your average pawn shop. >> the sag business is a booming business. >> levelly loan company, beverly hills? >> close to 60 karats of

diamonds. >> deals in the unique and finer things in life-like pricy handbags. >> this is a ermaz bag, i'm currently selling it for 12,000. >> while some buy, other pawn. >> we've catered to directors, writers, actors, actresses, who find themselves in a cash crunch. >> hollywood's heavy hitters drop in to pick up fast cash, sometimes up to seven figures. but jordan won't drop names. >> i think there should be no stigma attached to pawn lending. i don't think it is an embarrassing thing. hey, if you have a ten karat diamond ring, you should be prout of -- proud of that, too , if you need a loan against it, so it be. >> rodeo drive is not where you will find this pawn shop, nope, tuck away inside a private offers building. >> on the thirds floor after office building. people come up here because they know that for over 80 years, we haven't named names. >> don't come looking for the back stories either. >> when pieces are so unique,

such as this, i'm always hesitant to discuss them. someone might have seen someone wearing this. and i'm just not going to talk about it. >> are you going to show it on national tv, well, that was was crystal cruz reporting. >> you just just go in and brouse to check out who the emmy was. >> we'll finds out, eventually we will will be right back. >> with three to go.

>> welcome back, here is three to go. just about 30 minutes now teachers at methacton schemes in montgomery countly go on strike, contract negotiations between the union and district have fallen through. classes are cancelled today for the district's 5,000 students? president trump is in new york city today. the first united nations general assembly meeting every had i presidency taking place, north korea nuclear program high on the agenda. >> national constitution center celebrating constitution day with free admission, plus several events >> free, we love, that that's three to go, last check on weather and traffic. >> just real quick, warm, humid weather, then we do have couple of showers tomorrow. because jose just off the coastline, guys.

>> okay. >> matt, thank you. welshing looking outside, we have car fire actually we do have car fire still out there, from street at front street in old city now it will be very slow moving around here, through the 7:00. so hopefully this get cleared out for you quickly, plus disable vehicle on the schuylkill eastbound past blue route cleared. >> well, a group of yogis are starting the week off on good note. >> puts you in a good mood. check it out. nice stretch yesterday morning with the bunch of pup ills. this session happened in filled letter square along the schuylkill banks, the puppy yoga session also a chance for the pup toys meet possible owners. they're all adoptable through morris animal refuge. >> talk about downwards dog. isn't that one of the poses? next on cbs this morning, former first lady laura bush talks about her role in the global first ladies alliance. >> remember to join us each and every weekday morning right here on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> we will do yoga right now. >> yes. >> we need some puppies, though. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, september 18th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." the united states joins forces with south korea and japan in a new display of military mite against north korea. president trump meets with world leaders this week at the united nations to try to find a peaceful solution to the crisis. two hurricanes could impact millions of americans this week. jose is spinning closer to the east coast. maria is on track to hit some of the islands ravaged by irmadieu entertainment tonight's kevin frazier will have highlights from the emmys including sean