>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> the field goal gives the eagles a win, just about swashes new york's season, we'll have reaction from fans, and players. >> and neighbors spring into action, rescuing a pilot after he crashes his plane into a montgomery county homement we'll hear from one of them. >> and our stretch of summer like heat continues today with temperatures creeping toward 90 degrees. oh, my. today is monday, september 25th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. a check on today's forecast with katie, and of course traffic with meisha. the this city is going to be so happy

because that far win. can you imagine win kicker, feeling how he must feel today job and his parent? i would love it. doe't happen very often , i have to tell you, i was so excited. tha >> looking outside, actually everything looking really good a l construction. >> quiet weather. yes, another hot day for you, another breitbart, sunny day as well, all quiet on storm scan3, clear as a bell, not a cloud in the sky. it will stay that way yet again here today. i'm loving this weather. i know not everybody, this isn't everybody's cup of tea. you know, the summer like feel here for another cup of days, eventual cool down comes our way, storm scan empty. do still have hurricane out there, however, in maria. it is starting to creep ever closer toward the united states coastline. at the moment, the track still does keep this out of our hair generally speaking. we will talk a lot more about

that as the show progresses, but regardless, i do think we can see indirect impact from maria as it is still a category one storm, keep you post the, stick with me, more on the storm little later in the show. for now, just getting you out the door, pretty mild start to the morning. you can definately walk out the moore most spots, look at mount pocono, 68 degrees, 71 here if phil, likely to not fall much lower than that, with time, we heat right back up again into the upper 80s at least, meisha, another toasty and sunny day coming up. >> can't complain about that. katie, thank you so much for. that will very good morning to all of you, happy monday. kicking off brand new work week, and a lot of people will be very happy today. looking outside, do have overnight resurface project. >> this camera near henderson road, eastbound, between the blue route, and also westbound between the blue route and the turnpike, you can see, all of the cones in the roadway still got our crews out there. the vine good news, not closed , overnight construction actually looking pretty good on the vine. westbound eastbound you're all

over. see the eastbound side kind of heating up little bit. we do have accident that came up with injuries. so new jersey turnpike southbound in a roadway past the pa roadway, right shoulder compromised for those of you headed out the doorway, heads up. construction pa turnpike past bensalem. two rate lanes there. also, westbound at valley forge, left lane and eastbound near norristown two, lanes blocked there, one more area on the turnpike, eastbound at route 29, right lane compromised there, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. eagles have new record holder in the books. >> rookie went long distance to give the eagles huge win at rocking home open nerve south philly. to the field we go. the giant have not won a game yet this season. eagles down by a touchdown in the fourth quarter when cory clemente gets around the ends, takes off in the end zone. rooky from glassboro first career touchdown, all right, game tied at 21. to the final seconds, when carson wentz hits alshon jeffrey along the side line, puts him in a position to try

franchise record 61 yards field goal. there you go. bring on rookie jake elliot. >> the kick is away. and the kick is -- he scores! >> and the crowd goes wild. merrill reese and mike quick with the call on sister 94wip. jake elliot kicks the longest field goal in eagles history. >> twenty-seven-24. >> sounded like a cannon off fo. great protection was, there yes, awesome, awesome, awesome >> given that situation, i casino every just ran up to the coach at the end and just kind of prayed and asked for a chance to, i don't know, i just know the ball was in the air a real long time, right close to that upright. >> clearly his prayers were answered. no doubt the eagles enjoyed

that win. politics on the mind of many at lincoln financial field. >> joe holden brings us some of those reaction. >> it was the exclamation point of steamy back and forth battle at the linc. >> one second. one second, 61 yards, and it went crazy. rookie kicker jake elliot sealed the game with a second to spare. >> nailed it. place went crazy. crazy. absolutely insane. real good game, man, real good game. >> sizzling home opener, jogging against backdrop of uproar, president tall calling on the nfl to fire or suspends players, who take a knee, joined the national anthem. >> ♪ >> ♪ at the linc, players lock arms on both sides, the president again responding on twitter, great solidarity. standing with locked arms, is good. us army sergeant, brandon from pennsauken was part of the flag raising ceremony about the commander in chief's

statements. >> i say i didn't join to have an opinion. i just joined to serve, sir, i don't worry about none that far. >> social media sparring has stolen the show for some. >> taking away from the game. all about football right now. trump was just stirring the pot. and everybody jumped on the bandwagon, but nobody here did >> brief confrontations sparked outside the stadium. as a black lives matter protest backed nfl players choice to kneel. >> i think it is important that we all have to stand up or take a knee in this case, to show that it is democratic to protest. >> eagles fans focused on a win. eagles played very good defense today, very good. >> charging forward with a bail after schedule, meanwhile fate simmers on. >> you're not doing the national anthem for the president. you're doing it for the entire country. >> i like what the nfl is doing. they are keeping it calm right now. >> statement were flying off

the desk of nfl team owners jeffrey lurie waited into the debate saying that in this great time of conflict, and division, football needs to be a unify err. outside the linc, i'm joe holden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> also caught up with some players after the game, mainly from what we heard they have each other's backs. >> coach pederson said we'll lock arms today, nobody, you know, second guess dollars him at all. we just did what he said. everybody came in as one, and nobody looked back after that. so then the game played itself out. >> guys just trying to get active in their communities. it is a shame that you're supposed to get fired for doing that. >> next sunday the birds take on the chargers in l.a. >> in other news this morning, the pilot of small plane was injured after crashing into a montgomery county home. this happened yesterday afternoon, here on meade road in whitpain township. eyewitnesses say the plane hit several toast before striking the home. one person was inside the house at the time. but was not hurt.

pieces of the aircraft were strewn across several lawns. neighbors describe a chaotic scene. >> i was out back. and i heard a plane, clearly sounded like it was in distress, and i look up, was flying way too close to our house. and then next thing i know i hear the crash, ran out front, and saw a bunch of debris. >> the pilot was taken to area hospital. no update on his condition. one neighbor recounted the moment he found the pilot unresponsive in a bush. >> next to the guy. kinds of holding him. and there was no pulse. he reaches to find a pulse recalling he realizes there was a seatbelt around the guy's neck. that was the problem right there. so we were able to cut that off. and by then police and fire showed up. >> authority say the crash happened about a mile from the ends of the intended runway at wings field airport. the cause of that crash is under investigation. a 17 year old boy fighting for his life this morning after he was shot during a home invasion in chester county. this happened on the 700 block

of boulevard in north coventry township after 11:00 last night. three suspect broke into the pottstown apartment and shot the boy in the chest. he is in extremely critical condition. so far no arrests cents. >> and in west philadelphia, police are on the hunt for two men they say broke into a home and opened fire on woman and her dog. this happened last night on the 5100 block of fifth street two men wearing scarfs over their faces, kick open the back door, the suspect got away with a cell phone. >> welshing coming up: president's son-in-law kushner making headlines again. find out what he used his personal e-mail to do coming up. >> we'll tell you how much time anthony wean for spend behind bars after he pleaded guilty to sex charges. >> and philadelphia's annual puerto rican day parade shows its support to the islands in the aftermath of hurricane maria. we will be back.

>> welcome back, peco crews are back in pennsylvania after two weeks of restoring power in florida following hurricane irma. "eyewitness news" was there, sunday afternoon, as two trucks rolled into the service building in eddie stone. the crews worked restoring temperatures, cutting through jungle like ventres to make some of the repairs in florida even though the conditions were difficult, crews say the work was rewarding. >> when you see people in these temperatures with no air , some no water, because their pumps didn't work, no bathroom fast facility, very difficult, and it is gratifying for the crews. >> now, in addition to making repairs, worker also helped hand out food and water. >> days after hurricane maria devestated puerto rico, many still trying to make contact with relatives, friends there. alicia was at the annual puerto rican day parade yesterday, and talked to some locals still wait to hear from

loved ones. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the annual puerto rican day parade in philadelphia ... like every year, there was latin music, echoing down the ben franklin parkway, thousands dancing, and many proudly waiving the island flag. >> i haven't been to the parade in a couple of years, but i just had to come today. >> what's different this year? the flags in the air have a deeper meaning. puerto rican holding them hi, trying to lift each other's spirit and unite with the more than 3 million loved ones, back on the islands. >> all i know is for the ones in puerto rico, real, real nice, in our hearts. >> next thing we can do now here in the states is support, support which ever way we can. >> many donated money to help after the devestation hurricane maria caused. right now, the american territory still has no power on the entire island, and almost no communication with the outside world. >> we need help. we're americans. >> and of the thousands at this parade, so many are

united by dealing with the same experience right now, living here in the state, having loved ones back on the islands, who they haven't heard from in days. for else i, drove an hour to be at this parade, helping her cope t has been four days and she still doesn't know if several of her cousin? puerto rico are okay. >> like i wanted to take a suitcase and run to the airport and buy a ticket and see what i could do to help. >> knows that anxiety, also. >> time to work, time to see anything, any little message i got on the phone, i kept looking, no, it is in the them yet. >> finally heard from one every his relatives on the island late last night, he said all of his family members are safe. >> that was just oh, my god, thank you, lords, i heard from somebody. >> his call gives others here hope that they'll soon get a similar one. alicia, "eyewitness news." >> well time now is 4:44. >> katie here with another check of the forecast, i walk by the puerto rican day parade on the parkway, look like

everyone was having such a good time, but it was so hot out. >> absolutely. as long as you knew it was coming could you make peace with it, you could enjoy it personally, but we will have more of the same here today, guys. you know, when you look outside, this is view outside pleasant valley middle and high school. typically in the distance at this hour at least before the sun has come up you would be able to make out pretty clearview for the most part of at least the front of the buildings here at the school campus. you can't really do that this morning. there has been a fog that it is l n no sunlight making it feel that much steamier, so it feels like what the thermometer reads. but there is some humidity to work with in the area. you may run into some patches of fog through some of the mountain us parade, valley regions, near the river banks, as well. keep it in mind, not overriding major theme here today. storm scan locally across the northeast, very calm, very quiet. we talked about marie earlier in the show. get bigger or better sense where that is headed right now still category one hurricane, still churning away. now, making a little bit after

closer bee line toward the us coastline, rid? do have north carolina jutting out here. so that is likely where we will see the closest path of the storm. at the moment, it is still expected to make pretty sharp right-hand turn, not have any direct impact on our area, but the surf will still be turned up, certainly still going to see the potential here for some pretty dangerous rip currents on our shore line. but take a look where the storm is headed, category one storm, maintaining the strength, look at that hook. it just get -- there is front coming along, that's going to help sweep maria away, thankfully not becoming any other concern for the north american coastline. but still again, some chopper surf here in our area the next few days, meisha. >> katie, thank you so much for that. good morning, everyone, hammy monday. brand new work week together. we'll have lots of happy people. what's not going to make it too happy is sitting in this kind of bumper to bumper traffic at around 4:46 to be exact in the morning. what we've got going on here, overnight resurfaced, getting

used to on the schuylkill. where is it? eastbound, have between henderson road and the blue route, westbound you'll have it between the blue route and the turnpike. and you can see, how many vehicles are already getting out there this early. so, if i were you, i would certainly start to factor in extra time already, even though not in the 5:00 hour. hopefully crews move out around 5:00. vine open overnight, no overnight construction, so westbound and eastbound, you're actually looking pretty good. eastbound maybe heating up just little bit. also an accident out there this morning, with injuries, so, new jersey turnpike southbound, the inner roadway past the pa turnpike, right shoulder compromised there, plus a lot of construction we will talk about coming up in a little bit. thank you. >> up next: would you let a stranger stock your fridge? not me, but finds out the big retailer with plans to bring deliveries inside of your home >> also ahead, welcome site in south florida we'll show you some of the first stores to return to key west after hurricane irma. we will be right back.

>> welcome back to "eyewitness news," president trump releases details every his revised travel ban. administration made the announcement last night. new version puts travel restrictions on eight countries now including korea, venezuela, suddan dropped from the previous list. it folk cents cents on six muslim countries, should take effect by october 18th. >> mean meanwhile the president's son-in-law and senior white house advisor jared kushner accused of using his private e-mail accounts to talk to white officials. say less than 100 emails went in kushner's account from january to august and were forward today his official account. kushner has been under investigation, under the trump campaign accused with working with the russian government to influence the election. >> happening today, sentencing day for former new york congressman anthony wean here pleaded guilty in a sexting scandal. prosecutors want weiner to serve 27 months in prison for

transferring on scene material to a minor. weiner admitted elicit contact with a 15 year old through skype and snap chat. weiner's attorneys are instead asking for probation, wean is her married to former hillary clinton aid, and she has filed for divorce. >> 5:21, time for business news. >> roxanna joins us from the new york torque stock exchange , good morning. >> investors keeping their eyes on the gop tax plan set to be released this week. what's the latest there? >> reporter: good morning, jim , rahel, that's right. over the weekend president trump said the plan the white house and he congressional republicans have been preparing not totally finalized but details not firm president said he hopes to top corporate tax rate can be cut, with house speaker house ryan has said it is too low. not clear how the individual tax rate will be affected. >> so roxanna, i understand wal-mart wants to add new dimension to home delivery. what's this all about? >> reporter: yes, retail giant

offering the even if you're not home, can use temporary door code, and the deliveries monitored by security cameras, which customers watch on their smart phones. for now, a trial is underway in silicon valley. jim, rahel? >> okay, there is no way i would sign up for that. i am not letting a strange nerve my house to deliver groceries. >> with cameras? >> no, no, i don't even have -- i clean my own house, i don't trust anybody. i don't want in you my house. >> i feel like it is very personal. i even get weirds when my friends go in my fridge. i'll get it for you, i'm get it for you. very private place. >> geez what's she got in there, roxanna? >> i am not into it, either, i'm totally with you guys. >> coming up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. >> we'll show you the celebration that greeted tourists in key west. we will be right

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with if not hit 09 degrees today and good chunk of the area. today's expected high in philly, 09 degrees. now, looking at the record, the record to beat is 92. so we will come close. i don't think we have the wherewithall to hit that today. take a look just next to 92. the record low is 35 degrees. so what that tells you, this is transitional month. you could have a lot of extremes, if winter tries to make an early appearance, or summer tries to hang on, which it clearly is right now. so storm scan, still nice and clear, and staying that way. going to fine more sun than anything throughout the day. but probably also notice, feeling a little steamier out there. so it is another hot one. air conditioner still working in overdrive here, but eventually all cool down wait for us, much later this week. >> thank you so much for that. very good morning, just waking up with us, so glad you're here, so many people happy out there, although, this is one area that we're keeping our eye on, already getting very

bugs i, not even in the 5:00 hour. where is this? talking about the overnight resurface project. good news is the westbound side between blue route and turnpike, that is now since been cleared. so just talking about the eastbound side between henderson road and the blue route. >> this camera shot is near henderson road, by the way, you can see, it is almost bumper to bumper, and again, we're not even in the 5:00 hour, so give yourselves extra time there. boulevard pushing southbound toward the schuylkill, looking okay, just as you should, do have accident out there. new jersey turnpike southbound the inner roadway past the pa turnpike, right shoulder still come pro cents mice dollars l start to get a little more in the 5:00 hour. and construction pa turnpike westbound past bensalem. two right lanes are blocked there. jim, back over to you. >> cruise ships are returning to key west, weeks after hurricane irma hit the island. >> he was mayor, walked to the island yesterday, entrance of the seas caring just shy of 900 passengers, while some key west residents and businesses still cleaning up, the mayor

says this is a huge step in returning back to normal. >> in a tourist based economy we need our visitors to come to town. that's our primary economy to come here and see our beautiful resources, our beautiful town, and architecture, and the servers, bartenders, the hostess, everybody depends on them. >> and the airport back up and running and so are most hotels >> big impact down there. >> coming up: we continue to celebrate the eagles-giants victory, and pat's here with the highlight with angelo cataldi. >> jake elliot a name you will hear a lot today. we're seeing how his family is celebrating his last second field goal kick. >> we now know what led philadelphia police officers to fire their guns at two men in north philadelphia. we are back at the top of the hour. don't go away.

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>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. the ball is spotted. the kick is city way. and the kick is -- he scores! and the eagles win. >> yes, they did. the kick went 61 yards, the kicker will go down in history and this morning, we are hearing from the eagles rookie >> the game itself nearly overshadowed by controversy over anthem protests. we'll hear from eagles players about the riffs between the president and the nfl. >> also, a mystery billionaire ordering a cheese steak at pat 's, we'll tell how it is behind that blur there, and what exactly he ordered. >> today is monday september 25th, good morning, er