>> one deadly shooting between crime screens, numerous shell casings literary philadelphia intersection, the victim is found several blocks away. >> a bat many of words is brewing between the us and north korea. now both are saying action. maybe forthcoming. >> and fall arrives today. someone may want to let mother nature know. summer hanging on tight as we head into late september. today is friday, september 22, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. a check of today's forecast >> looking outside it the 4:00 , that will slow you down, so

starting to get jump start into the weekends, up and out, but the weather still very cooperative. look at the wide zoom, first thing you will notice, these outer bands of rain from jose, are still out there. and they're pretty close to the shore line. >> we are going to be dealing with some very warm weather yet again. current temperatures, as they stand right now, at 72 degrees , very warm start to the day here in philadelphia. the dew points relatively low. doesn't feel too muggy outside but it is definitely mild. you know, even at the shore, at 68 degrees, in the poconos, flirting with 60 right now, the cool spots of the pack here, which is typical since you're in the higher terrain, will you because one of the clearest skies out there. so any heat from yesterday, having easier time just moving back out to the atmosphere, but once that sun does come up , it is going to warm up very efficiently, high hits 83 in the city as we mentioned, technically, it is the first

day of fall. it will get underway, at 4:02 p.m. when the sun's rays passover the equator, and head south. which means cold weather eventually will be coming, meisha. but for now, you know, we said it, mother nature doesn't know the difference. >> dairy say it, snowmobile weather, katie? >> oh, come on, not for awhile >> that may be jumping the gun happy friday, see the flashing light behind me. this is one of three accident that are out there this morning, so take a lock, accident here on 95 at ridley park, so median between both sides, heads up for there is delaware county there is will be an area that's going to slow down fairly quickly just because of how many flashing lights we have on here. you will be tapping your brakes, going to get some early gaper delay, heads up on that. vine closed overnight for that construction, we have been talking about this all week long between the schuylkill and broad, westbound, eastbound, still closed and overnight resurface project on the schuylkill, as well, headlights, between belmont and city avenue.

but his isn't the only point of construction on the schuylkill, also eastbound, westbound, eastbound, westbound between the blue route and turn turnpike, few more accidents to discuss when we come back in about ten minutes. jim, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha. new this morning police looking for kill here they say shot a man execution style in north philadelphia. >> the shooting happened on 17th and cumberland streets around midnight. victim leaning against a car when another man walk up to him and opened fire, hitting the victim in the head, neck and torso. police right now talking to witnesses as they try to figure out a motive. >> when the victim fell to the ground, the shooter stood over him and in very close proximity fired multiple shots into his head, face, and neck area. >> police say someone took the victim to the 1300 block of rising sun in north philadelphia. officers then returned the 26 year old to the hospital where he died. so far no arrests. >> also, no arrests yet after two men shot while sitting in

a car in strawberry mansion,ly say the shooting happened 1800 block of north 33 street, just before 8:30 last night. one of the victims, 32 year old man, shot in the head. he was reported to be in critical condition. the other man in his 20's, was shot in the shoulder and hip. he died at the hospital. no word on a suspect or motive >> police are searching for the driver they say mode down teenager in north philadelphia overnight. >> this happened just after 10:30 near the intersection of broad and fairmount. they say the driver took off after the crash. fourteen year old victim rushed to the hospital where he is in stable condition. authorities right now are looking for a record nissan altima with virginia license plate. and it is back to school today for 5,000 student in the methacton school district, tempters union accepted the school board's invitation to enter into non-binding arbitration. the two sides will smith their best offers, to panel of three members then will make the decision, teachers started striking monday morning after

negotiations between the union and the board failed over the weekend. >> delaware county fire fight is her behind bars, after police say he inapropriately touched a 13 year old girl. now faces dozens of charges. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has the latest details on the investigation into this crime. >> the 13 year old alleged victim considered 30 year old anthony tiney to be like a brother, according to statement she made to police. but authorities say that relationship was riddled with unlawful contact. continue i, member of the ridley park fire department, has now been charged with 120 count of crimes including indecent assault and corruption after minor. according to charging documents, continue i friends of the victim's father used games as a way to assault the victim. that paperwork adds, quote, he also took her to his apartment in eddie stone where he showed her his collection of pornographic videos and, quote , the victim also disclosed that continue i bought her a tight green dress and asked her to send him pictures by text.

she advised that she never sent any nude pictures of him. continue i was once a member of the eddie stone fire department, as well. their president offered " eyewitness news" this statement reading in part: mr. continue i has not been affiliated with the eddie stone fire company in almost a decade. we have no professional contact with mr. continue i since we severed ties with him i was told off camera that the ties were severed over unrelated violation. police add continue i told the victim that he was interested in dating her once he she turned 18. reporting live in ridley park, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> camden county police detective is facing charges this morning, after officials say a 15 year old girl gave birth to his child. metro police detective raphael martinez, jr., charged him with sexual assault after minor. prosecutors say martinez had slept with the girl inside his home in gloucester township over the course of about a year. according to authority, martinez admitted he is the father of the girl's child, and signed birth certificate.

he has been suspended without pay. >> in other news this morning, north korea leader is angrily responding to president tum's tough talk and enforcement of economic sanctions on his country. kim kim jong un called the president deranged and saidel pay dearly for his un speech. the north foreign minister reportedly said his country may be planning haytaian drove jen bomb test in the pacific ocean, that's after the us authorized stiffer sanctions against north korea for it nuclear activity. president trump has dubbed kim rocket man, and warned of possible military action. >> north korea nuclear weapons and missile development is a grave threat to peace, and security in our world, and it is unacceptable that others financially support this criminal rogue regime. >> last week the united nations security council unanimously approved new sanctions against north korea, aimed at cutting that nation's

oil import. >> well, facebook is turning over to congressional investigators, the content of more than 3,000 election- related ads connected to russia. the social media giant says the ads were paid for by a russian company with links to the kremlin. facebook said the ads focus on amplifying device of social and political messages right before the 2016 election. >> parts of the dominican republic are under water this morning after hurricane maria lashed with heavy winds and rain. intense rainfall sent many rivers rushing over their banks, through sits, small towns. high winds destroyed homes, knocked out power for many, in the northern part of the country. maria now taking aim at the turks and caikos islands. >> and, a day earlier, maria barrelled through puerto rico, leaving disaster in it wake, yesterday hundreds of people had to be rescued by crews wading through waist deep flood waters. currently the entire islands is without electricity. 155-mile per hour winds

destroyed the islands already fragile power grid. officials say it could be month before power is fully restored. president trump has approved a federal disaster dk already agents here in puerto rico. a group in philadelphia has come together to support puerto rico, and maria's aftermath. >> the city committed to working with united for puerto rico to gather contributions for the recovery effort. >> this includes coordinating support for the city business community and anyone in our region with interest in helping the people of puerto rico. >> maria is the strongest storm to hit puerto rico in more than zero eight years. officials say recovery will take months. >> well the death toll in mexico now stands at 286, following tuesday's earthquake and as search effort continue, one story that captivated the country has turned out to be fake. crews found even more survivors yesterday in mexico city. so far at least 60 people have been pulled from crumbled

building, a rescue wednesday for a girl that was believed to have been in a school that had collapsed. many news outlets you may recall covered the story. now officials say that girl, well, she never existed. more on that story coming up at 5:00. >> meanwhile the mexican student association at the university of pennsylvania is taking action, set up go fund me page to raise money for relief efforts in mexico. the organization has raised more than $37,000, student are overwelmed by the support they've received. >> there were some people donating thousands of dollars, and it was just crazy to see, and very heartwarm to go see how much people care and how much people want to make the difference even if they're not there. >> well the student say all of the money raised will go to the mexican red cross. >> job well done. coming up next, warning about skimming devices next time you use a atm. >> where thieves were stealing personal information in our region, show you the alleged suspect involved in this sophisticated scam. we'll also have this. >> you know, i am anything

that can be lost, absolutely the worse thing in the world. >> tough, after leaving hads back pack on the subway, photographer now on frantic search for couple of wedding photos. what he's doing to track them down, and those missing memories, when "eyewitness news" continues.

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behind the walls, opens tonight, featuring new attraction called blood yard. oh, ya. one of three new scary scenes at the prison or fairmount avenue. the fun starts tonight at 7:00 and terror behind the walls runs on selected night through november 11. >> i think it will be bloody warm this weekend based on the maps i'm seeing over katie's desk there? >> yes, based on what we're feeling outside, too. >> tough to get into the halloween spirit when it is this warm, katie. >> i mean, i would agree with you, yes. it doesn't feel like it makes sense, to be putting your pumpkin decorations out when it is zero nine over the weekends, yes, 90 over the weekends, i mean, talking really extensive heat. it lasts us. this isn't just a one day event, this will be prolonged. so i personally a.m. loving it i love the idea of extending the summer. because remember, february is around the corner, eventually it, will get colder. so let's just keep this going as long as we can. that's how i feel anyway. i know that i'm not the only one, i also noah loft you do

not feel that way. all right, we should just get pole going on social media about this. let's talk tropics. still dealing with hurricane maria still category three storm, but as of the 5:00 a.m. update from the hurricane center, see if it changes by that way. post tropical cyclone jose, pretty close by, will continue to bring impact over the course of the weekend. your winds speeds, from ten to 20 miles per hour, pretty breezy at the shore. but the surf height, not too terrible. what i would most concern yourself is the rip countries being, again, live guards offer duty for the most part up and down the shore, best to just stay on lands, even though going to have really great excuses with the warmth that we'll have, and the sunshine over the weekend, you got to be careful going in the water here. i just wouldn't. minor coastal flooding also an issue with the storm nearby. high tide, that could lead to some problems, as well, minor, though, the key phrase there. meanwhile, here's where we

currently stand temperature wise, pretty warm start in the city. 72 degrees. mid to upper six's around good portion of the rest of the region, take quick peak poo at the seven day forecast, here go, meisha, loving it. 90 degrees as your next love it segment, right? so sunday and monday look to be the hottest, but not one day falls below the mid 80s in the next seven. katie just gave you my next segment. thank you so much. what i'm not loving is seeing all of these flashing lights this early in the morning on a friday morning, so what's going on actually? i got to tell you, four accidents out there, right now so we have an accident here talking about earlier, 59 at ridley park, in the median between both sides. hopefully they're moving that out of the way now, looks like they might be, delaware county , lots of flashing lights, so while working to get that cleaned up, heads up on that, real quickly vine closed eastbound still closed overnight resurface project on the schuylkill getting so used to, it is still out there, as well. so the schuylkill, headlight eastbound between belmont and

city avenue. also, eastbound between gulph mills and blue route, westbound between blue route and the turnpike, talk about more of these accidents that are out there. bethlehem pike, this is another one, we also have a couple more out there, i'll quickly bring to your attention, rem inning ton road at haverford road. if any of these are in your neck of the woods, heads up on these, they will start to slow you down little bit maybe in the 5:00 hour if not cleaned up. we have another one here horsham route 611, at maple avenue. that's four accident already in the 5:00 hour. not quite sure why this is going on, but just heads up, take it easy this morning, rahel, back over to you. >> busy morning, thank you. desperate city photograph is her hoping social media can help him find very important photos. >> pulling out all of the symptoms, said he accidentally left his back pack at new york herald square station, inside, the worse possible thing to lose, newlywed couple's wedding photos. he's now scrambling to find it using facebook and every other

means he can. he said behind hindsight is 220. >> i would usually drive to the city. you know, go back in my mind, why didn't i get an uber, i had all of that gear, i just didn't think that far at the time. thought i would be fine. all of these things in hindsight. >> poor guy. kurt is offering a $2,000 reward for it safe return. >> poor guy. poor couple. >> yes, but they'll come after him. run for the hills. still ahead this morning, apple's latest iphones hit store shelves. >> and fans in other countries has first dibs on the new device, why the lines were a lot short they are time around

>> today is the day apple fans have been waiting for, a and eight plus go on sale, and if you live on other side of the worlds like these folks in sydney, australia, shanghai, china, you can already buy one although the new phones come with improved cameras, i

always love that, processers lines do appear to be shorter, that could be because people are waiting for the more expensive iphone ten, pre orders for that phone begin october 27th. now, remember, i think that will cost about what, $999? >> let's rounds it up, $1,000. >> hena doba joins us from the new york fock stock exchanges, good morning, so buying a house apparently getting more expensive? >> like a lot of things, good morning, guys. mortgage rates are going up. the average rate for 30 year fixed rate mortgage now 3.79. a month ago, it was 3.75%. now, at the current rate, you'll pay combined $465.35 sent per month in principal and interest for every hundred thousand dollars you borough. break it down. that's an additional $2.84 sent per hundred thousand dollars just compared to last week. now, rates on 16 year and

adjustable mortgages also up. >> does make me laugh, though, because whether i got my first house in the early 90s, my mortgage rate was eight and a half% and i thought i was getting a deal there. >> really? >> yes, so times are changing. hena, i understands sushi lovers may have option of some sort of plant based sushi roll what's this all about? >> yes, whole foods is teaming one start up to bring a faux tuna platter made from tomatoes and other ingredients to it sushi rolls. now the hope to lure vegans and those worried about over- fishing. you can get your hands on this faux fish starting in november >> all right, so what do you think? >> i don't like anything faux. >> all right, good. animal activists writing those emails. >> see you in the next hour, hena. >> what do you think of it? >> no, no. i like sushi, but no. >> first day of fall, but don't put away those short just yet. katie back to tell us just how hot, it is about to get this

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>> no visibility problems what so ever, nice dry start to the morning, there are some clouds out there, pretty high up, we are expecting more sun than anything here today. post tropical cyclone jose still churning outside, or out to sea, i should say, that's going to continue to keep couple every clouds overhead here for the next couple of hours, even notice, some of the rain bands are trying to creep closer to the shore. don't worry about them. it should be just near miss here across the shore point. nobody's expecting any wet weather today. but because that post tropical cyclone is still out there, it is once more churning up the surf and keeping the rip countries being quite high at the media shore. now, look at the dew points, really not too bad, given the set up right now, our winds flow still out of the north, and we are finding the dew

point at this point anywhere from six a for the most part or lower, so may feel touch humid to some of you. but for most of us, pretty comfortable start to the day. this is the first day every fall. the equinox takes place later this afternoon, this is actually one of the coolest days we're going to see, even despite the change in sees o meisha, look at this, two straight days at 90 degrees in the sunshine. i mean, we will be out, clubbing it, right? not to get that tailgate sunday. tori and i will be out there. friday mordon't see a lot of acy this early morning on a friday , but we have four ac o one, accident in delaware county, 95 ridley pa off more to the shoulder now, but heads up on that anyway. vine, closed, by the way, quickly westbound open, eastbound still closed, over night resurface project is out there, as well. but, i want to continue to help me on my clicker, has a mine every it own. the schuylkill, we do have that overnight resurface

project, show you where the accident are. horsham, 611 easton road at maple avenue. one of them, your neck of the woods, i would give yourself couple every extra minute headed into the 5:00 hour. bethlehem pike, this is where we have another accident, and we have even our fourth accident, remington at haverford road f any of these accidents are in your neck of the woods, won't slow you down too much, slight gaper delay, flashing light. as we push deeper into the 5:00 hour these accidents will start to slow you down, just heads up. jim, back to you. >> many coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news,o keep yourself and your money safe from atm skimmers. >> also ahead, hearing from police officer involved in a dramatic burning car rescue, the tense moments captured on his body camera. >> and we will tell you how these wrist bands are helping keep people safe after hurricane harvey devastated, and we're back at the top of the hour.

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