will stay far off shore but not far enough for our area to avoid its i am pack. lets look at where that storm is, we will go out to another look on storm scan three you can see swirl of cloud basically off the coast of the out are banks, two or 300 miles off shore. bands of showers rotating around that, not making it toward the coast just yet but storm will move in a bit before heading back out to sea and that will bring us wet weather. lets take a look at our tropical storm watch blanket ing the entire coast of new jersey and delaware as well as adjacent coastal waters, portions of the delaware bay and coastal blood advisory this will get right through wednesday, tropical storm watch does mean wind, may be a problem, down the shore, as well as, some more, coastal impacts which lauren will discuss in a moment. here's latest stats from the national hurricane certainty. currently still a category one hurricane, weaken slightly from last night back to 75 miles per hour sustain wind on this, storm and central pressure of 977 millibars. it will make a turn, and then

lurk out to sea but latest track keeps it far enough off shore, that we don't expect any direct, impact from this system later this week here in philadelphia impact will be starting tonight, and then through the day tomorrow, especially, and mostly felt along our coastline. and that is where they are making preparations, this afternoon, and evening, for a brush, from an intense hurricane working its way up eastern see game. meteorologist lauren casey joins us from north wildwood with the very latest on then part of the story, lauren. >> thanks, so much kate. yeah, definitely night the best beach day, cloudy, quite breezy, winds have pick up in the last couple of hours since we got here but most notable are the waves. they are ferocious and rough surf will be a main impact we will see down the shore as hurricane jose sits off shore, and crashing waves, of course will present the threat have beach erosion that could be locally significant, and that is why crew where is out earlier in the day in north wildwood, building up the sand

dunes to combat any erosion that could occur over about the next 36 hours, and, but despite the angry ocean, and it is quite angry, shore goers , we ran into today weren't too upset with the rough conditions. >> little windy, a lot of cloud, and damp. >> we will just hang here. >> hang here and watch the ocean a little bit, get some dinner and head back home. >> it is really rough, wind picking up, you can see how rough the ocean is getting. i just hope we don't get beach erosion. like to look at beach. it is relaxing even on a crazy day like this. >> reporter: the height of the impact will come tonight and through the day tomorrow, we will see rain bands moving on shore, and throughout this time frame so we could see possibly an inch of rainfall, possibly through our shore points through late tomorrow night. winds are already whipping up, i'm hoping not to lose my hat during this live shot. could see win gusts up to 45

maybe locally 50 miles an hour , and that high risk will come late day tomorrow, tomorrow evening. we have potential for some minor to maryland rate coastal flooding. particularly around high tide, time this evening, and then again, tomorrow evening, that will be around 7:00 p.m. at most of the shore points. as we talk about we have potential for some beach erosion that could be significant, wave heights, not too far off shore, up to about 15 feet possible, and then that possibility of dangerous rip currents, and we will not see anybody going anywhere near that water and that is certainly good news, so far the season we have had 10 deaths, just in new jersey, in the surf zone because of rough surf and dangerous rip currents but everyone is being safe, so far with jose off shore, watching mother nature from the safety of the sea wall, and they are enjoying mother nature, watching her, even though guys, she's in a pretty bad mood right now. >> lauren casey, thanks very much for the update.

across caribbean many island in the path of maria look like this british virgin island is still covered in ruble and debris from irma and now focus is on the immediate threat from marie a on antique washings skippers are not want to go take any chances there, meantime all of the florida keys are now opened for the first time since the island chain was evacuated ahead of irma. county officials are urging residents and business owners to bring food, water, tents, air conditioning with them as they return. more than half million people, in florida are still without power, in 90-degree heat. >> we're really suffering, having a really bad time right now, having to go carry water from public, to flush our commode. >> recovery centers are set up in the keys to help homeowners fill out fema and insurance paperwork. officials say they hope to open up government offices, courts and schools in the keys by next week. now back in our area teachers are officially on

strike in the methacton school district. weekend contract negotiations between teachers union and school board broke down, when both side, reached an impasse, over health care premiums. our joe holden joins us now in eagleville montgomery county tonight with the very latest, joe, good evening. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. teachers have taken a break from the picket line, i'm told , they will be back. now in the last hour or so i have talked to leadership on both side of this impasse, both have indicated that they are really is no meeting set for negotiations and right now , for tuesday, classes once again cans eld in the methacton school district out side methacton high school looks are deceiving. buses are still rolling, is there the info on back to school night and school zone sign is still blink bug now only possible reason for 15 miles an hour, the several dozen educators meandering about the roadway. >> we're ready to bargain at anytime. we want a fair settlement. >> reporter: on camera

education association and school district, sound close to the deal. >> we can try to move things in the right direction and we believe we are, but, you know, it is a tough road. >> reporter: on paper it is deeper divide, average proposed salary increase of 17 . now, matching that with proposed increase to health premiums, teachers say any bottom line boost is wiped out >> amount of take home pay thaw will get in your racist not going to balance with the amount of, increased cost in health care. >> reporter: methacton school leaders say taxpayers won't be saddled with the cost sky rocket. >> methacton residential tax base will not support kind of compensation and increases scene in other school districts. >> reporter: handful of students, surveyed lock step back and forth and they could be arch for two more weeks if the side just cannot nail down a resolution. >> just hope for school tomorrow and not have anymore days off to cut into our break >> only thing i should worry about would be summer break but honestly like it means our teachers get paid more then it

is worth it. >> reporter: once again, school cancelled here in the methacton school district for tuesday, again we have to hammer home if both side don't get together for a meeting, that means that bargaining cannot take place, so reading through the tea leaves, until they have a meeting, it is likely their will not be school here, ukee. >> i'm thinking of michael austin and their friends, is there any word on how the students will make up any lost time. >> reporter: it is interesting, ukee, talking to the students out here they want to be back in school. this is not an unplanned or a vacation, in any degree, they are looking forward to getting back inside the classroom. so take a look at it right now they could be on strike for two weeks if the two side can meet and then teachers must return to class, so, if that does happen, if it was to go the distance and then district will to have look in collaps ing a holiday break and possibly go past the last day in june. of course, coming up at 6:00

more on that and more on the emotion out here, in eagleville, i'll see you then. >> okay, thank you. contact reen i university freshman is target of the racist message that was written in marker on the door of her dorm room over the weekend. but her classmates are not standing for the hate. how she says they are supporting her while police figure out who wrote the hateful word. that story is coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. fire fighters in new castle county delaware are get ting a new pool to respond to opioid overdoses. "eyewitness news" was at green hill pharmacy in wilmington where it was announced fire fighters will start carrying narcan nasal spray a treatment that dan prevent deaths from an overdose. >> a loan does not address the root causes of opioid addiction but as we all know this effort today, may just save one life, two lives, five lives, and 10 lives in our county. and, it will be worth it.

>> more than 1200 doses of narcan were administered last year in new castle county. lets talk sports, and the bird/eagles nation is down today after seven-point loss to the chiefs yesterday. the question most fans want to know why didn't they run the ball more. >> why didn't they. >> sports director don bell joins us live. >> that is the big question, i wish we knew the answer. we didn't get that answer or at lee what we wanted to from the head coach to day kansas city chiefs are better than eagles. there is no debating it but general consensus among fans and some players is that the bird hurt themselves with questionable decisions. head coach doug pederson made eagles owe even if one dimensional, he called 56 passes in only 13 runs. doing so allowed chiefs to focus on carson wentz and the passing game. hours, after this game, hours of reflection later, pederson explained why they favored throwing the ball. >> they put six, they put seven, sometimes eight in the

box, they choke your tight ends the guys overtop of the tight, end it is hard to find running lanes against a defense that way. so much man coverage the ability to shoot the ball down the field in the pasting game where i felt was our strength in this game, was the area that i focused on. >> well, after two games carson wentz is eagles leading rusher with 60-yard. that is a problem. coming up later in sports a family affair on the football field, yesterday, in kansas city, guys. >> um, um, um, all right, giants coming to town. >> that is right. a collision at eagles game yesterday but not between the players. during the game a cameraman was seen running in the kansas city chiefs cheerleader, yep, while head ago cross the field user caught the moment on the phone and no word if the cheerleader was injured but she did get up and finish the routine. took one for the team but kept on going.

>> wow. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" tonight, it has been a trend for a while, young people with tattoos and piercings. now a major doctor's organizations coming out with warnings, what to do to protect begins infections and other health issues. >> it was a historic night at the emmys, we will wound up winners, losers and surprise guests all coming up, tori. >> national constitution center is celebrating a big old birthday with 2,000 slices of cake in honor of the constitution's 230th birthday, all of the activities and more coming up. >> can i have a slice right now.

sixty-ninth prime time m.a. ward delivered a record breaking newt right here on cbs-3 for tv veterans and new comers in multiple categories. >> would man dominated the em business julie louise dry fuss taking home her sixth statue. the beat actress made television academy history for winning the most emmys for one role, six in all, viewers will see her character selena myers for one more season in the show's finally next year.

>> we did have a whole story line ban impeachment but we have abandoned that because, we were worried that someone else might get to it first. >> the political punches started off early in the night when first time emmy host stephen colbert introduced the jaw dropping surprise guest. >> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmy, period. >> alex baldwin saturday night live. >> alex baldwin won for best supporting actor in the comedy series for his portrayal of president trump. >> i feel like i should say at long last, mr. president, here is your emmy. >> it was also a big night for streaming, hulu becoming first streaming service to win best drama category. the thriller based on a 80's novel snagged five award including one information elizabeth moss for outstanding lead actress. it was the first statue for eight time nominee who thanked the book's author.

>> thank you so much for what did you in 1985 and thank you for what you continue to do. >> reporter: writer lena wick received a standing ovation as first african-american woman to win for writing for comedy series master of none. diversity and other area where history was made at last night 's emmy award. >> though were not just in the acting categories after winning emmy for best supporting actor in the people verse o.j. simpson last night, certainly kate brown became first african-american performer in close to 20 years to win lead actor in a brown, leading role in this is us. also making history donald glover who went home with two trophies. he became first african-american to win a emmy for directing a comedy series. he then announced his second trophy for lead comedy actor for his show atlanta and ris became first south asian man to win his turn in the cable limited series the night of. >> great night right here on cbs-3. >> yes, indeed.

>> kate joins us with the forecast and we are looking at a triple threat in the tropics >> triple threat. lee should not be a threat, but maria and jose posing a threat. maria is a category four and moving over same island completely decimate by irma. we're talk u.s. virgin island, puerto rico, british virgin. island. let's start locally. jose will pass far enough off shore that the biggest threat from jose include beach erosion, rough surf, rip currents and minor coastal flooding but the impacts inland, looking to be quite minimal just cloud and breezy conditions. lets look at what is going on right now in our area we will start off in cape may. thinks one area that could see threat for beach erosion because of the water piling up on the sand, buying up along the coast thanks to the persistent on shore flow as jose works its way up eastern seaboard. you can see low cloud bands moving over our shore points and even as we look at storm scan three you can see cloud band lurking off the coast,

showers have not made it in just yet, tomorrow we will be most active as far as rainfall is concern but these thick cloud will move even into philadelphia. so tomorrow it depend where you are, up in the poconos, lehigh valley, you may in the see much of anything. maybe a stray shower. scattered showers in the city. more persistent rainfall at the coast. you can see lauren was talking about the crashing waves, and wave action looking very, very rough right now in margate. this is peak to go day and tomorrow, and then will gradually improve but with jose slowly weakening and spinning in the opened atlantic we do expect are your surf and rip currents to continue right through end of the week and into the weekend. as far as city is concern we are looking at mostly cloudy sky, stray shower, 66 is our overnight low. tomorrow, cloudy, cool, and maybe a few breaks have blue sky with jose about 250, 300 miles off shore, could be a few breaks have blue skies, showers around, not a great day but certainly worth down the shore. lets look at that future

weather picture. with the system off shore it will spin some bands of rain back. thinks 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning raining down the shore , steady rain still to the south but it looks like heavier rainfall will come through mid to late morning, down the shore and continue right through the afternoon, greatest impacts being felt during daylight hours tomorrow and into tomorrow evening but notice very, very limited as far as how much makes it inland to impact city and north and western suburbs. by tomorrow night that moves out and by wednesday morning we are seeing some sun, peak through the cloud. as far as winds are current tropical storm force winds expect to stay just off shore, red shading, red, pink shading , but we could see wins gust to 30 miles an hour and even inland winds could gust to 25 or 30 miles an hour at times. hurricane jose again will hang out, you can see just spin and it will eventually fizzle, does not look like it will come back and impact us, but we have to keep an eye on marie a position of the remnants of jose could determine path of maria but

maria right now category four right over lesser antilles, virgin island, puerto rico could see a category four land fall. stay tuned for that. you're witness weather seven day forecast once we get rid of jose looks nice, warm for end of the week and weekend but maria were to be a threat it would be about a week from now, tuesday or wednesday of next week that is something we will keep a close eye. >> very active. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a tv star who admitted hiding a frightening medical diagnosis. plus you saw red carpet, you saw the show but what about behind the scenes, which star didn't have air conditioning, and still looked amazing. much more on tv's biggest night in the next half an hour , don. family affair in kansas city what eagles center jason kelce told his brother travis after their loss, to his kansas city chiefs, sports coming up 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,

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taking steps in the right direction, coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 way this doctor is fighting a degenerative disease outside the office and the personal loss that started him down this path, join in tonight at 6:00. don joins with us sports. the one kelce brother was born with wings did you know that. >> he flew like 3-yard. >> yes. >> it was jordanesque. >> highlight real. >> true. >> jason kelce is 23 months older than his brother, travis , yesterday big bro was proud even though travis broke his team's heart. bird visiting kansas city, travis kelce scored a highlight touchdown in the second half, here are the wing s ukee speaks of that dive in the end zone. afterward they exchanged jerseys and we got sound of jason, showering his brother, with props afterward.

>> unaudible. >> you know, just 2bros, brothers doing what brot course. >> on to baseball phillies hoe best in the business tonight l.a. dodgers are in town, clayton kershaw takes his microscopic 2.12 era to the mound facial off against nick paveta. chase utley in the line up tonight batting seventh for l.a. dodgers. it is that time of the week, time to vote for friday football frenzy, game of the week. here are your choices, hill school at episcopal academy, trenton at rancocas valley and delsea at paul the sixth. go ahead and log on to cbs philly.com/frenzy and vote. >> yes. >> thanks, buddy. coming up next, frightening video from a carnival, a man falls, from a ferris wheel, how he is doing and what he was doing climbing on the outside of one of the ride's cars. that is next. and more and more young people are getting tattoos and piercings and after the first time a doctor's organization is weighing in on the dangers

and thousand avoid health problems. that and more when we come right

we have learned tonight that one of the victims of an acid attack in france is from our area. >> courtney silvering of chester springs, along with three other boston college students were splashed in the face with hydrochloric acid at a train station in marseille. the students were waiting for a train back to paris when a woman approached them and sprayed them with the acid. >> the girls spirits are good. they said that they were treated for burns as a result of being sprayed in the face with acid. one of them had to deal with an eye, acid in her eye. >> silvering posted on facebook that she was not injured in the a fact. police say the incident was not terror related but carried out by a woman suffering from mental health problems. we have new information on

last week's london subway bombing a cording to the reports suspects arrested last week are an 18 year-old refugee from iraq and 21 year-old from syria, both of whom were fostered by a british couple. the attack in the subway car injured 30 people. today in new york city president trump lead meeting at u.n., discussing how to reform the international organization. he also, discussed nuclear threats from iran and north cover re. thank you mr. president. >> president trump refused to say when will pull u.s. out of the iran nuclear during during a photo op with benjamin netanyahu. >> you will see very soon. >> reporter: earlier he pressed world leaders to support sweeping changes to the united nations. >> in recent years the united nations has not reached its full potential, because of bureaucracy and miss management. >> reporter: president also said that it is unfair for anyone nation to carry a dis proportion nate share of the load, the u.s. is. new n's largest contributor

paying at least 25 percent of the operating bunk it and 28 percent for peace keeping forces. >> we also ask that every peace keeping mission have clearly defined goals. >> reporter: so far about 120 of the u.n.'s 193 nations are on board. >> this is an opportunity for all of us to take this moment and ensure that the united nations remains relevant. >> reporter: president trump delivers his first speech to the general assembly tomorrow and expected to promote his america first agenda and also discuss global terrorism, iran and north korea nuclear crisis overnight u.s. and south korea dropped live bombs over korean peninsula while china and russia kicked off naval drills near north korea border. white house says president trump and china's president committed to maximizing pressure on north korea during a morning phone call. the president of china and rush, north korea's primary trade partners are not attending events at the u.n. this week. president trump has urged both leaders to use their influence

to convince north korea to stand down. next month the new jersey gubernatorial candidates will face off in a debate i will be taking part in. you will see it right here on cbs-3. but before that we want to hear, from you. what issues matter most to you and your family and what questions would you want the candidates to answer. you can be part of the conversation, join me tomorrow night for a virtual town hall, it is happening on the cbs philly facebook page, and it all starts on at 7:00 o'clock. marching in protest, people in the st. louis area still showing their opposition to friday's acquittal of the former police officer who shot and killed a man. this group of protesters was silent as it made its way toward city hall this morning. earlier in the morning, windows were smashed, and property was damage. this is the fourth day of protest since the judge ruled that white expo lease officer jason stokely was not guilty in the 2011 shooting death of the black driver anthony lemar smith. sheer destruction at a new york city intersection, three

people are dead after a crash involving two buses. police say around 6:15 this morning a city bus was turning right when it was hit by a private charter bus. the driver of that charter bus was killed, long with the pedestrian and a passenger on the city bus. police say 16 others were hurt and a building containing retail stores was hit. that crash remains under investigation. a terrifying moment at a fair in north carolina as worker tum also from a ferris wheel. some viewers may find this hard to watch but the man is, okay, take a lot the cell phone video friday night you can see worker trying to fix the one car when the ride malfunctions sending him to the ground. thankfully the worker was not seriously hurt, we repeat, not seriously hurt, officials are trying to determine what cause that had ride to malfunction. >> we have the first ever recommendations on the health and safety of the tattoos and piercings which has become popular for many young adults. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the report

released yesterday. >> reporter: 38 percent of millennials have at least one tattoo and now for the first time a american academy of pediatrics wants teens and young adults to be aware of potential health issues with tattoos and piercings. >> originally it was just it. >> reporter: special meaning behind each of the julia's tattoos she got her first one, when she was just 16 years old >> it is just care right here for my father's, first name, ken. >> reporter: body modifications like tattoos and piercings are more accepted the a american academy of pediatrics says young people need to carefully weigh potential consequences. >> teens tend to overestimate the ease and the ability to remove a tattoo and they under estimate the cost. >> reporter: spokesperson doctor karen cross says that teens and parents need to do their homework to avoid risks like infections. it is important to choose a salon that is sterile, regulated by the state, also

make sure your immunizations are up to date and know the law, some states prohibit teens from getting body modifications, others require parental consent. >> a place that is willing to tattoo a child or a minor, without getting consent is not a reputable place. >> reporter: eleven years after her initial ink julia has this advice for young people. >> it will be forever not just symbol for your body but the memories of how you got it. well, this report also says that 86 percent of people who have a tattoo don't regret it. doctors say that complications from tattoos and piercings are rare, those complications can include things like infections , allergic reactions , or key lloyds a growth of some extra scar tissue, biggest thing if you get something like this, go to somebody reputable. do your homework. >> that is the important part of the story. >> thanks, stephanie. still to come on "eyewitness news", she played a doctor on tv but now she's revealing a major health care she hid for years.

after a red carpet after the hit show the parties, entertainment tonight, takes you there. looks amazing despite an air conditioning snafu, kate? well, just coming off one weekend, already looking forward to the next one and although it is early it is first weekend of fall. fall officially begins on friday but it will feel more like summer. temperatures under a big ridge of high pressure will stay above average. we are looking at temperatures in the 80's and it looks like sunshine both saturday and

big night last night an after emmy ceremony the parties. >> no math fur they won or lost at that point it was time to celebrate. who was there? entertainment tonight's kevin

frazier was there. >> ukee and jessica big little lies won, well, big at the emmys but after the show it was all about celebrating. we were with all of the stars as they partied late at night. >> is what first thing you will do when you get inside to celebrate. >> just hug my kid, my dog, take off these shoes. >> reporter: reese did just that, proudly posing with daughter ava at hbo party where nicole kidman got coast which keith urban celebrating their outstanding limited series win, their co-star ian armage was in the party mood. >> work it out, work it out. >> so was that what you did, big little lies won the emmy tonight. >> i was not doing it the whole night. you know, in a way, yes. >> unfortunately i'm a waiter tonight and i'm serving really nice meals. >> i love this look. >> i was told to give air kisses otherwise you don't get all missed up.

>> how did you feel about tonight. >> you were in the opened. >> i didn't even get to see it my nephew and i were trying to get, refreshed to get in so they wouldn't let us sit down so i missed myself in the taping. >> reporter: but governor's ball that is where host stephen colbert headed after the show and where james corden was the life of the party. by the way, governor's ball official emmy party of 100,000 stems of fresh flowers decorated the room and 5,000 bottles of wine flowed. it was a big party. we will so much more including moments you did not see, ukee and jessica, back to you. >> kevin looking forward to that, thank you. we have to talk about this lily tomlin, dolly parton and jane fonda reunited 37 years after their rolls in 9:00 to 5:00. >> wow. >> lily tomlin is 78, doyle parton is 71 and jane fonda is 79. >> they look great. >> they look amazing. >> how about it. >> i have to tell you, 9:00 to 5:00. >> do you remember that.

>> yes. >> theme song right now. >> yes, i watched that a lot growing up. >> they look incredible. >> by the way see entertainment tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. our emmy coverage continues next with behind the scenes tidbits. >> it is a hot minute with bex

stars are showing you how they prepared for the emmys. >> kate walsh suffered a health scare and popular music magazine is now up for same. bex from our sister station 96.5 has it in all today's hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and guess contact it was a star studded night at yesterday's emmys but i'm taking you behind the scenes as the celebrities prepped to walk the red carpet heidi klum shared her getting ready process on instagram this video and another photo with her outcome absolutely stunning in red. oprah gave us possibly the most relatable moment, saying quote next stop, doing the hair color thing, and likely

jessica beal shared this photo as she made her way to the big night with the caption quote when the ac broken in route to the emmys you thank god for the ice and in your drink. but from the night of, television to one of the tv's biggest stars, kate walsh who played a doctor on screen for many years in grace anatomy found herself as a real life patient. she opened up to cosmo.com about being diagnosed with a brain tumor back in 2015. she said she first saw symptoms in the pillates class after her instructor said her right side of the face was dipping. she grew even more concerned after noting with her cognition saying i was not able to finish sentences. after an mri and testing benign tumor the size of the lemon was removed and thankfully she's now fully recovered. on to the iconic rolling stone magazine, it is up for sale, imprints an own line publication which reaches more than 60 million people each month is looking for a new

owner. according to the founder he hopes to find a buyer with quote lots of money. magazine was founded in 1967 and helped propel many stars who grazed this cover including bruce springsteen, bruno mars and adele. you know you made it when your face was on the front page. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> on the cover of the rolling stone. >> yes, indeed. >> all right. >> thanks. >> let's talk weather. i will get to it. >> we have a lot going on. good news is tropical storm watch for new jersey, delaware has been cancelled. >> that is good. >> so adjacent waters along the coast still in effect for those but staying far enough off shore that it should not make it to our shore communities. they will still see same impact that we were concerned before, beach erosion and coastal flooding but not tropical storm force wind in excess of the 39 miles per hour. lets take a look what is happening outside right now in

the city where it took a while , it was a gray first half of the day but sunnies shining, beautiful day, barely any winds. hard to believe we have a hurricane moving up the coast but jose expected to stay far enough off shore that impacts inland will be quite minimal just kind of a lousy day tomorrow in the city with cloud and a couple of showers. here is jose by the way still category one sustain wind of 75 miles an hour, this will stay off shore, center of the low moving due north and then curving out to sea, portions of southern new england are still under a tropical storm warning at this hour. these are area that could see more impact from jose but our coastline again will pick up gusty wins, beach erosion and coastal flooding but those are most pronounced impact for our area storm scan three showing cloud bands making their way on shore. tropical storm watch is pink that has been cancelled for our coastal communities but has been replace by coastal flood advisory the green you

see there all along new jersey coast, delaware coastline and mouth of the delaware bay. it goes into effect overnight and continues until wednesday, at 1:00 a.m. coastal flooding will be most pronounced likely tomorrow evening when that piling up of the water of the coast will reach its peak. maryland rate coastal flooding is expect in that time frame. lets time out showers, associated with jose, should be relatively quiet for rest of tonight. few scattered sprinkles, but tomorrow mid morning that those heavier bands of rain affect coastline. they don't move inland. you may see sun in the lehigh valley while pouring down the shore and it continues right through the noon hour heavy rain from new york city right down through the delaware coast. not much north and west, 3:00 p.m. still seeing rain along the coast, few showers rotate tomorrow evening but here in philadelphia we are not talking heavy rain but scattered showers and by wednesday at 3:00 the sun's out across most of the area even the shore points as jose moves away. kind of dodging a bull wet this system.

down the shore there will be coastal impact but for most inland we will in the see too much in the way of negative impact is here. future wind gusts they will pick up overnight but midday tomorrow winds could gust, ocean city maryland over 30 miles an hour, 25 miles an hour in atlantic city and wildwood. notice lack of the tropical storm force winds gusting to 30 to 35 miles an hour as that system stays just a little bit further off coast and peak of the winds will be late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. so your coastal impacts again no longer a tropical storm watch. it is a coastal flood advisory maryland rate coastal flooding is possible, beach erosion as well, that could be one of the biggest concerns here, gusty winds and period of steady rain on and off throughout the course of the day tomorrow. greatest impact tomorrow midday, through the afternoon and evening and then it does clear out on wednesday but here is almost a larger concern. for the lesser antilles areas still recovering, still in christ fridays hurricane irma. maria is now a category four hurricane and eye has cleared

out, indication that the storm is gaining strength, a very dangerous hurricane as it bears down on the lesser ant illes. these are areas u.s. virgin island and places that were hit very hard by hurricane irma now seeing that land fall perhaps as a category four. they are the wrong side of the storm this time. irma was to the north of many of these islands, still had very significant impacts, this would be to the south putting them in the northeast part of the storm, category four or possibly strength toning a cat five a major crisis, for these islands in the caribbean. locally here at home 40 tuesday, a few showers in the city, rain, win in the coast and we will clear it out, sun returns that should be 82 on wednesday and we are in the 80 's right through the upcoming, first weekend of fall, now back to you in the desk. >> thanks, very much. the answer came to me. >> um-hmm. >> via text and twitter, doctor hook. >> yes. >> and friends. >> yes, i had a real obsession

with that song. >> in high school. >> okay. >> i don't know why. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a big birthday celebration here in the city of brotherly love. >> our vittoria woodill is in the middle of it all, tori. >> i always seemed to find the fun, birthday bash but it is actually a belated birthday bash because something big happened yesterday and some big icons showed up to day at the national constitution center, who was it and how much fun did they have? you'll see up

a celebration of our nation's independent but today is another special day in the history of the united states.

>> vittoria wild is live outside national constitution center for a birthday party. so whose birth day is it? >> well to day's birthday, well, okay, it is a belated birthday celebration. yesterday, september 17th, in 1787 the constitution was signed, and today the national constitution center had thousands of people here for a big birthday bash, crowning the lawn and all inside, including some special gets who had some very special things to say. let's take a look. >> hip, hip, hooray. >> ♪ >> national constitution center celebrated a very big birthday today. >> keep going. >> you got it, 230 years old. can you believe it? >> constitution of the united states of america was signed 230 years ago right here in philadelphia. so a bash was thrown with 2,000 slices of cake lined on

tables like stripes, stars and guest list of students from all over the city. >> this is what makes us who we are as americans. >> the constitution lays out our entire system of government. we want our young audience to understand what it means to feel a part of it. >> reporter: they with taking part in all sorts of crafts to celebrate even getting a chance to put their john hancock on a printout of the constitution. how does it make you feel about the constitution. >> very proud, yes. >> reporter: also in attendance were all of the signers in bronze lifelike statues and few founding fathers in real life, to give us a greater understanding of the constitution. >> the story of the constitution is about people with a whole lot of different ideas not agreeing on much of anything, figuring out a way to come up with something. >> very very clear it was a republican experiment and in this day today i argue it is still an experiment. >> we keep moving forward and to keep learning, as constantly study what we have

done so that they don't make the same mistakes that we did. >> putting aside personal prejudices, and beliefs in order to achieve a common goalie think it is perhaps one of the most important lessons of the cons dogs. >> reporter: it was funny because an important lesson was given to these kid today by one founding fat inner particular. i was talking to ben franklin. he said, you know what, tori, everyone says thank you so much forgiving us the constitution. his response is, i didn't give you a gift, i gave you something to continue to work on, forever. so i thought that was really powerful and cool to have all of these kids learn so much about the constitution today, and ukee and jessica, i have to say, it is nice we all got reminder to day including myself. >> true. >> amen to that. >> quite the celebration, thanks, tori. did you george washington get photo bombed. >> i said, yes. >> yes.

>> there you go. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> cabrini university freshman speaks up after having racial slurs written on her dorm room door. i'm alycia nieves and message that she has for whoever wrote those hateful word. i'm meteorologist lauren casey live from north wildwood on the impact we are expecting down the shore from hurricane jose. fighting the opioid epidemic, chris christie announced today with the help of the member of the white house staff. plus not able to top the chiefs, doug period son out maneuvered by andy reid, don bell breaks down what went wrong in kc. it is 6:00 o'clock. here's is what happening hurricane jose creeping up the coast, tonight as that storm churns in the atlantic we are

getting new information about what we can expect down the shore. some good news, we're not out of the wood just yet good evening aim ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. we have team three coverage. meteorologist lauren casey's in north wildwood but we will start with meteorologist kate bilo with the very latest information on jose, kate. >> as of 5:00 o'clock jose still a category one hurricane good news it is expect to stay far enough off our coastline that the tropical storm watch for coast of new jersey and delaware has been cancelled. it is still in effect for the coastal waters and advisory for our shore points. barely know that a hurricane's moving up the coast judging by this afternoon in philadelphia , but here it is, look at our radar satellite on storm scan three. there is that storm churning away just about parallel with the outer banks. it will head due north. impacts will be great's long the coast of long island and southern new england. tropical storm warnings in effect for that area because it is moving parallel to us strongest impact staying off co