"eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff is at city hall where fans are still feeling the high, hi there, henry. >> reporter: good evening, guys, i am standing where i'm standing to give you some perspective right by the splash fountain at city hall. it is 185 feet, that is just 2 e incredible 61-yard field goal. i was hoping that it is a win, man. almost make it out thort. >> reporter: keeping cool wasn't the only hot top ache monkeying also fans. >> that was like, yo, it will miss, it will go in, i was like, totally excited about that. >> we need that had game. >> reporter: man on everyone's mine is one mr. jake elliott, until yesterday, the relatively unknown kicker from just outside chicago. he was signed after an injury to the starter off the beck also practice squad. elliott had failed to make cincinnati's roster after the team drafted him. i didn't even know hotted kicker was, except other one got hurt and it was like going back and forth and i was

disappointed when they went behind but they kept coming back, showing they had fight, and, most of the game they were lost last year. >> tom brady was drafted in the sixth or seventh round so if he can be where he is at i don't see why a fifth round kicker could not do something special. >> reporter: if you think philly fans like an under dog, check out the video of elliott 's mom and step dad, them reacting to the game winning kick has gone viral. >> i don't know too much about them but i like what he see. >> reporter: let me show are show you unofficial eagles green yarn. it is 61-yard, cut it myself, we took it all around town and show you at 6:00, measured a few things to give you more spectortive on the elliott field goal. live from city hall, hen roy rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> officially unofficial. and, henry a lot have places dawn get elliott jersey, the two shirt. we have a few more fans then that yes. >> reporter: well, we wanted

to know also that. we went to two stores, we went to the pre shop and modells. we didn't find any jerseys but we did find a way to get an elliott jersey. it is not cheap. kind of interesting. and that will also be part of our 6:00 o'clock report as well. >> all right, henry thanks very much. we appreciate it. of course what an exciting game it was, with the eagles, in first place, in the nfc east. >> how about that, sports director don bell joins us now , this was just amazing. >> yes, make your own elliott jersey, you know what i mean. >> you have to be creative. >> i'm sure they will be pumping them out. >> elliott on the back. it was an amazing game. great way to get a w against g men. 61-yard kicks are miraculous but to truly understand the moment, you have to consider, what led up to it. there was a sea saw of emotions at the link. eagles led giants by 14. felt like a house party on a summer day. giants scored 21 points in five and a half minutes. look at that one handed catch wye odell beckham junior.

they trade i had field goals and then finally jake elliott with the final blow. so there was back and forth there he nailed longest game winner in nfl history for rookies. clutch from 61-yard out. this is kind of win that shows growth, and maturity. >> you know, it is great to see our, you know, the way we work these situations in practice, the end of the half, end of game plays, and, you know, they executed it well yesterday. obviously with the seven seconds and giving us the opportunity to win that football game. it just shows that this team is learning thousand finish those games. >> now 24 hours after that historic win eagles are, feeling, the pain. running back darren sproles will miss the rest of the season. he suffered a torn acl and a broken forearm on the same play. sproles is a three time pro bowler and one of the teams leaders. here's doug pederson, one more time. >> great man, great leader,

well liked obviously on this team and in this locker room and in this community. he is a lot of energy. and, that is hard to replace. >> hard to replace and indeed, he is one of the most dynamic offensive players, really in the league, even at 34 years old. thirty-four in the nfl is like a dinosaur but he has been, great. >> yes. >> you cannot replicate that sort of player. >> good news and bad news on the eagles front. >> that is right. as they talk of the conversation all nfl games was the national anthem. >> ♪ oh, say can you see >> on sunday, as national anthem was sung live at lincoln financial field eagles players and giants players, linked armed with their teammates and coaches in solidarity, and that act was echoed throughout the nfl this pennsylvania weekend. it was in response to president trum taking aim at nfl condemning players who

choose to take a knee during national anthem to protest killing of the black people by police officers. earlier sunday morning the latest in a series of tweet about player behavior suggested that fans should boycott the game. trump tweeted if nfl fans refuse to go to games until players stop disrespecting our flag and country, you will see change take place fast. fire, or suspend. meanwhile the president celebrated nascar, nascar team owners richard petty and richard childress told reporters that sunday that they would fire any employee who protests during the anthem sunday morning president trump tweeted so proud of nascar and its supporters and fans they won't put up with disrespecting our country or our flag. they said it loud and clear. today nascar responded on twit ter with a statement, it read in part our respect for the national anthem has always been, a hallmark of our pre race events, thanks to the sacrifice of many we live in a country of unparalleled freedoms and countless liberties including the right to peacefully express one's

opinion. after some spectacular wet they are weekend, it is a hot, humid start to the week. still feels like summer. it is late september. "eyewitness news" at rittenhouse square where folks were out enjoying sunshine in their short sleeves, of course , good day to be outside meteorologist kate bilo also outside on the cbs-3 sky deck and kate, how long will we feel like it is still summer. >> a little while longer, nicole, we will transition from summer to fall over the course of the workweek but we will like tail end of the seven day forecast. right now i can tell you my dress is stick to go me and not very comfortable out here in full sunshine. in the shade not bad but take a look at these temperatures. thinks right now at 5:00 at night it is 89 degrees still in philadelphia. ninety in allentown. eighty-two mount pocono. the place to be down the shore where a breeze is keeping it cooler, 79 in atlantic city and 74 degrees in wildwood. today's high got to 91 degrees we have not gotten the official update from the

national weather service, record is 92. is there a chance we did hit that between hours, it is 15 full degrees above average which is 75. the dew point over the area right now is 68. that puts us in the steamy range. creeping toward oppressive. boy, does it feel like it. but eventually change is on the way and that change will involve a cold front that will also help, steer this, this is , of course, maria, we will have the latest on the track and tell you when fall weather will finally arrive when i join you inside. back inside to you. suspect who made headlines with the attack of the disable man in chester count that i was caught on video has pleaded guilty for his actions our joe holden spoke with the victim after court today in west chester. >> michael ryan says with the exception of a few court dates , life has been normal in the wake of this humiliating scene. >> my life has been the same. >> reporter: midway when ryan just wrapped up a bartending shift at his father's pub this violent even counter with barry baker outside a west

chester 7-eleven explode add cross social media baker told a judge on monday morning he was guilty of assaulting ryan and fleeing the area to avoid capture. video showed baker mocking and imitating ryan who has cerebral palsy. his father was in court to hear guilty plea. >> obviously he was not terribly hurt. >> reporter: baker tried to duck facts of the case claiming he had met ryan hours earlier the barnabys. in court today prosecutors cornered baker, not only did video show michael ryan was never there but assistant d.a. cynthia morgan say bar patrons to have swipe their id's to enter and michael ryan was not in their system. tom pearl represents baker. >> when you drink a little bit sometime your memory gets fuzzy. they were at barnabys. they were there for a while. incident could have happened, with somebody entirely different. >> reporter: ryan family found baker's fabrication offensive. >> it was really unbelievable that he, he would be as stupid

to think that somebody will buy that story when there is, in fact, video that proves otherwise. >> reporter: baker two guilty pleas means time he will spend behind bars ace the mercy of the court. he could see two to four years but he has probation violation , and that could carry a max of five more years sentencing won't come for at least two month. in the word of ryan's father. >> it is hard to fix stupid. >> reporter: joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". mayor kenney will be among those taking part in the special, statue unveiling tomorrow in philadelphia. the memorial will be dedicated tomorrow on the southwest apron on city hall. work tours day were busy with the finishing touches. act dave just cat um was a civil war veteran and civil rights lead shore was shot to death on election day in 1871. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" dramatic developments in the war of word between the white house and north korea we will have details at 5:30.

helping their home land many people here in america have family and in hurricane ravaged puerto rico families whom they cannot reach so they are finding other ways to be useful and help, in marie's aftermath. there are many factors you can consider while searching for a new home, location, size , number of bedrooms but experts say, that millennials are taking something else into consideration. it is show, that big bang theory fans have been looking for, young shelled on and why jim parson's the original sheldon thinks they will love the spin off,

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it is plea mere week here on cbs and one of the most anticipated drama is seal team that premiere wednesday night at 9:00 right here on cbs p seal steam stars philadelphia native, david gameane z on the cover of the fall previa digs of watch magazine. we are taking you behind the scenes of his cover shoot, he says that he loved philadelphia because the city is such an energy to it. >> it is just being around them and their energy is fantastic. i mean, you know, the cheese steaks are great, you know, food is fantastic, rittenhouse square is just blossomed in the past six years, waterfront there is beautiful.

declaration of independent, liberty bell, all that stuff, great sports teams. i can go on and on. >> seal team premiers wednesday night at 9:00. then on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 victoria sits down with david for a one on one interview all happening wednesday night here on cbs-3. premiere tonight on cbs-3 a comedy big bang theory fans have been waiting for. >> young sheldon ace prequel look at life through the eyes of nine year-old sheldon cooper as he enters high school in east texas. >> that boy has annex supposed tattoo. >> he does. >> wonder if he knows that is a violation of the dress code. >> i think so. >> how about we just put own that bow tie. >> look around, none of the other kid are wearing one. >> well, perhaps we will start a fad. >> no, you won't, please trust mommy. >> our jim donovan spoke with both sheldons, actor, i iain and jim parson's. he asked what audiences will love about this new character.

>> i think, one of the main things they are going to love is that it really is, you know , you know, i always talking about a child version of won self has some similarities, of the adult version but it is his own separate human income some ways. a lot of the journey of this show will be watching, the events of sheldon's life that turned him into the version that we see, on the big bang theory. >> the kick off, to premiere week starts tonight right here on cbs-3, it starts with the big bang theory at 8:00, followed by young sheldon at 8:30, then kevin can wait, me, myself and i and scorpion at 10. all followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. premiere week only signifies fall. >> yes. >> and fall has arrived and fresh new shows. >> fall is here. >> yes. >> toasty fall, right now. >> it doesn't feel like fall. >> it is a little balmy. i'm still sweating from being on the sky deck. today doesn't feel anything like fall but middle of summer

it feels like a heat wave outside. it may be around 90 degrees outside but you guys said it, fall is officially here and despite heat it means it is pumpkin picking time. our lauren casey is live with the mobile weather watcher at linvilla orchard in media, delaware county where she's having fall fun despite the heat. how is it feeling out there? >> well, it feels, so hot, kate. it is a scorcher out here. it does not feel like fall bull it looks like fall at linvilla orchard, i have got my glorious thrown made of hey , pumpkins every where, scare crows and, of course, witches, and we took a ride to the witches house today, there are four different houses where the witches, they tell jokes, they tell stories, but the stories aren't scary, stories because it isn't a haunted hey ride, it is not spooky, so it is perfect for the little won but i think, big kid will enjoy it too.

>> you arrived at witch's house not only do you get a fabulous story from the witch, but, there is special cookie witch that he is come around, and they hand out home baked cookies, just for a treat just for every single person on the wagon. >> reporter: cookies, yes. they are running this weekend but starting october 6th they will be running, every day, an that witch she told me one of her jokes, are you ready for it? i'm going to tell you. >> i'm ready. >> here we go. what kind of witch goes to the beach. >> i think i got this one, a sandwich. i know this, i have children. >> yes, you got it. >> yes, i must have one that hey ride before so i may have cheated a little. >> so many good chokes. >> thanks, lauren. i love your hey thrown that is amazing. we will check back with lauren she's having a great time at linvilla orchard and i'll tell thaw hey ride is top inch for

little kid. it doesn't scare them. they have fire pits, great place to go in the fall. this is a great place to be as well. we used to go to the shore in september before the kid started school. if you picked this week thinking maybe it is cold but it will be quiet down the shore. you pick a great one. the beach weather is perfection. only problem is the surf. we still have are your surf and threat for rip currents up down the coastline. be safe out in those waves because they are a hidden danger lurking out to sea thanks partially to maria which we will talk about in a moment. quick look at kutztown west of the city to the other direction here. 86 degrees. we are looking at sunshine. beautiful day out there it is hot. 86 degrees, not feeling like fall. we are seeing leaving chaining but the weather is not catching up to the seasons here. storm scan three is clear. lets zoom down to maria still a category one hurricane spin ning off north carolina coast, most of maria will stay off shore. impact certainly. but the coastal impact will

continue, rough is your, if rip currents and threats for beach erosion. cold front that will usher in fall weather for us will drive maria out to sea. i will show thaw as well. eighty-nine in the city. ninety in allentown. seventy's atlantic city and wildwood. look at change that is coming. here comes the cold front. big difference. mid 90's in minneapolis just a few days ago. now 61. seventy-five in des moines. still hot in chicago and st. louis, that front will be permeating the entire eastern half of country with cooler weather by end of the week. lights time out the front. it is a squeeze play. here comes maria looking threatening as it moves up the coast and will be weakening to a tropical storm but here comes our savior, the front, not much with it but watch what it does it takes maria and on thursday, pushes it right out to sea, thursday sun comes out, maria gone, dew points drop and it will feel so much nicer starting on thursday. actual official track on maria category one hurricane, it will weak tone a tropical storm over the next couple of

days and then make that sharp right turn, on thursday, and we will get it out to sea very quickly. so any impact from maria will be indirect and mainly along the coast as far as comfort index is concern, steamy next two days but behind that front on thursday, big, big changes on the way, and much cooler air will follow the front, by friday. overnight, it is still warm. we are in the upper 60's, partly cloudy, some fog developing overnight. we can start tomorrow with morning fog and then partly sunny, still warm, not quite as hot as today but 86, still more than 10 degrees above average. wednesday, steam which a stray sprinkle from marie, also that cold front comes through, thursday, still warm, much less humid and look at the weekend, highs, struggling to hit 70 both days, and that is a little bit of sweater weather, lows in the 50's, it will feel awesome. >> different. >> look for it. >> thanks, kate. still ahead, all right ladies, you know spanx can help smooth things out but they are focusing on a whole new area we will tell you bit, coming up. infectious diseases and

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we don't to have love our president but writing those things i don't agree with. >> police investigate after hateful graffiti pops up in a local neighborhood and that is not the only vaned list that many caught their eye. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 controversial messages and creative way that neighbors want to get rid of that graffiti. all right. and don bell joins us with a little sports, lots to talk about there. >> there is so much to talk about and yet we're talking about one thing. it is a big deal, for us here

in philadelphia herman edward, brian westbrook and desean jackson on three separate occasions eagles have authored a miracle at the meadow land. yesterday we witnessed one at link. eagles beating giant on a 61- yard kick. it was great in person, epic on the radio. here's merill and mike with the call. >> ball spotted, kick ace way, and the kick is... it is good >> wow. >> eagles win. >> this is that dream i talk about. >> they win. >> he had this dream before 61-. the longest kick in eagles history. >> do you believe in miracles. >> oh, my goodness. 61-yard. what a game. did you love it what a game.

as the eagles, defeat the new york giants. >> all right. so we go from mike and merill to joel embiid and the stand. his reaction, absolutely priceless, the big man, what is he like 7-foot two jumping up and down. stay healthy, stay healthy. enjoy it. he did. so, that is basically what happened at the link yesterday in case you missed it. polls are now opened, here are your options for our friday football frenzy game of the week. academy park at chichester, penn wood at inter bureau and florence at holy cross. you can go and vote at cbs philly.com/frenzy. we will announce the winner wednesday night. wednesday. >> i know it was just a camera but it looked like joel embiid was shaking when he jumped up and down. >> he has that power. >> yes.

>> don't hurt anything. >> that is right. coming up in the next half an hour prince harry and his girlfriend make their first real appearance together and we have got the video. plus this. >> anxiety continues to build with so many in our area who still have not heard from loved won in puerto rico i'm alycia nieves to do to cope and at the same time help. making a big change to give workers a boost in their paychecks and they are looking to make a change long term,

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puerto rico's govern isis calling for more help dealing with the humane tar yan crisis in the wake of marie. majority of the territory

3.4 million u.s. citizens are still without power, five days after that hurricane made land fall. getting power restored to have one will likely take, months. san juan's airport looks like a shelter people sleeping on suitcases. resources there are running out, people are, growing desperate. >> we need help. it is just not enough. so everybody is fight to go get whatever they can get. >> there are long lines to buy gas and some are standing by cell towers searching for a signal some let their loved won know they are okay. for many communicating with people in puerto rico remains impossible. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves talked to some turning their inability to communicate with those loved won into action right here in our area, alycia? >> reporter: well, nicole and jessica, so many peer with loved won on the island as you ladies mentioned loved won they cannot get in contact w they say their options are to mobilize and they are choose to go mobilize, to gather so

that when they get in contact with their loved won, the first thing they can say is help is on the way. relief is coming puerto rico, so many in the states are gathering goods and preparing to mobilize. especially those with loved won on the island. >> we have toothpaste, tooth brush, soap, flashlights. >> batteries. >> reporter: maria suarez just moved to center sit friday san juan last month, all of her family is still there day the storm hit and she saw damage that it did she formed a relief group puerto rico arrives from the greater philadelphia area. >> within minutes i had like 600 members in our group. >> reporter: each member is collecting supplies, and stockpiling them in their homes until a warehouse is acquired. most members have family in puerto rico family they have still have not heard from. >> it is sad to hear, hear so many puerto puerto ricans that have not been able to talk with their family and they ar

ing ago above and beyond themselves, trying to collect items, you know, money, raising funds. >> reporter: this woman from collinswood, new jersey is one of the people with the group. she has collected pampers, baby form larks food and water >> i feel like it is something that i need to do to help them because i know that they will need everything. but it is a way for me to take my mind off, you know, the stress and anxiety. >> reporter: she has been waiting to hear from her parents in the san juan area, after four days, late last night she did. >> she was able to call me, let me know that she was okay. >> reporter: and anyone who wants to help donate go to puerto rico arrives we will have a lincoln our web site at cbs philly.com. we have a list of items needed this group is working with the puerto rican government to make sure all of the goods gathered here can be shipped and then distributed back on the island properly. reporting live from philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

demonstrators, disrupted a senate finance committee hearing on the revised g.o.p. bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act this after noon. >> all right, all right. >> reporter: the hearing was forced in to recess, while police removed the group, some of whom were in wheelchairs. senate republicans are pursuing a last ditch effort to overhaul health care, to give states more money to create their own health systems. today in philadelphia opponents of the plan held a rally outside republican pennsylvania senator pat toomey's olde city office. >> this bill, unnecessarily re writes the wording for preexisting conditions. why is it that we feel the need to change with what is already working what is already protecting preexisting conditions? >> some republicans have already come out against the revised g.o.p. health care bill, others say it is a unnecessary for senate. they say they have until saturday to pass the legislation with a simple 51

vote majority. as tensions rise white house is pushing back against claims from north korea that president trump has declared war against the nation. the president tweeted saturday north korea's quote won't be around much longer. north korea top diplomate says his country interpreted that tweet as a declaration of war, and that now has the right to defend itself. white house press secretary, sarah sanders dismissed north korea's claims. >> not declared war on north korea, frankly the suggestion of that is absurd. we continue to seek a peaceful denuclear says of the korean peninsula. doing that through bows most maximum, economic and diplomatic pressures possible at this point. >> earlier trump administration says it is not advocating for regime change in north korea. supreme court will not hear arguments over legality of the president trump's temporary travel ban. the high court cancelled next weeks hearing after president trump rolled out a new policy, yesterday, when the old ban

expired. people traveling to the united states of lynn, yeah seer, yeah iran, yemen, somalia, chad, and north korea are now banned indefinitely. certain venezuela governmental officials and their families are also barred from entering the u.s., those changes go into effect october 18th. former new york congressman anthony weiner has until november 6th to begin serving a 21 month sentence in his sexting case. weiner learned his fate this morning in the new york city courtroom. he pleaded guilty back in may to elicit contact with a 15 year-old girl using skype, and snap chat. in addition to serving time in prison weiner was find $10,000 , and must register as a sex offender. well, still ahead tonight, ladies, do you rely on spanx for a smoother figure? there is a new kind of spanx you might not have considered. also tonight there are many factors you look at while searching for a new home, location, size, number of the bedrooms but, experts say millennials are taking something else into

consideration. and, do you have children who play sports? we have medical advice to help protect them from common infections that often, spread through organized sports, kate jessica, just coming off weekend but never too soon to look to the next one. it looks like this upcoming weekend will be fall like. it is fall. over the weekend as of right now highs will struggle to hit zero seven both days, partly sunny on saturday. more sunshine sunday. all and all a great fall week toned do those outdoor activities thaw didn't want to do when

some good news for target workers, earning minimum wage. they are about to get a raise. retail giant will increase minimum wage to $11 an hour starting next month. that increase effects more

than 300,000 of its workers nationwide. and, get this target says it plans to set a minimum wage of $15 an hour, by the end of 2020. and everyone thinks they have different rent troubles spots when it comes to dressing themselves and showing off different body parts but now there is a product out there to solve a problem you may have thought was helpless. >> arm spanx, found are of the spanx says it is latest product that is like tights for your arms. promised to go smooth and flatten them. the product can be exposed and worn as sleeves, even being used under t-shirts, and i think it is great, for fall, winter. >> yeah, once it gets cooler outside. >> make use of those, sleeve dress dresses. surprising factors many millennials are considering when buying a home. >> our jim

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well, london return to his home state of arkansas to commemorate the 60th anniversary of desegregation of the little rock's central high school. >> you taught us that economic , and, social policy, and, pol tics, addition is better than subtraction and multiplication is better than division. we could have learned tonight grade schools but if we didn't learn it from them in central high, we will never learn it. >> during his time as governor of arkansas clinton hosted nine african-american student at governors mansion in 1987, that was their first time together, since the 1957, 58 school year. many student athletes are back on the field with football season now underway, long with many other sports and tonight on the healthwatch , new guidelines from the american academy of pediatrics about young athletes. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has details, stephanie. >> reporter: that time of the year again, guys. thinks aimed at keeping children and teens who play organized sports healthy and

safe. doctors say that locker rooms and gyms are favorite places for bacteria. if athletes are not careful they can, end up with some nasty infections. >> there is a couple different infectious disease that he is we can never see, including mr sa, herpes, athletes foot. >> reporter: that is why athletic trainer, shown here, make sure mats and other equipment are always wiped clean if we do not take proper precautions if we skip steps that is when we will see athletes, who will have, infections that could possibly last them the rest of their life. >> reporter: new report from the american academy of pediatrics offers new guidelines to prevent the spread of the infectious disease's monk student athletes, and treat them appropriately. >> we want to bring focus to the doctor in the office, the athlete, and the parents, and to the people who are running sporting events. >> reporter: infections are especially common in close contact sports like football and wrestling. >> if they are not going home

and showering after practice, or they are not washing their work out clothes, then those are things that can spread infections. >> reporter: doctors say 10 to 15 percent of injuries that side line college athletes are related to infectious diseases and, now student athletes can also help protect themselves by wiping down equipment, before and after every use, and, then never share personal items like water bottles or towels. report from the academy of pediatric says it is important for student athletes to be up to dayton their immunizations. i have an idea, any bacterial gel in the gym bag. >> yes. >> use lots of it. >> how hard is to it convince the kid to wash their jersey or uniform. >> yes, every where. >> thanks, stephanie. kate's joining us now and still feeling like summer. >> it is fall but it is hot. >> you wouldn't know it by stepping outside. it is sweaty out there today. just gross. >> yes. >> we're ready to move on to some nice fall weather, crisp

ness in the air. unfortunately it will take a while to get here. it is a transitional week but by week end you may love the forecast if you are looking for fall, cool air. lets start off with a look outside, in the city where we have got blue skies, just a few cloud, beautiful looking day, and not too bad in the shade and because of the sunsets a little bit earlier then it has been over the pennsylvania month or two, the temperature does start to drop a bit quicker in the evening. heading out to grab dinner in the city, it shouldn't be all that bad by seven or 8:00 o'clock. right now still feeling hot. we are in the upper 80's in the city right here at cbs broadcast center. checking with our eyewitness weather watchers you can see most of the area in the mid to upper 80's or lower 90's. let's run through temperatures from the weather watchers here knoll in mantua is at 86. eileen, 88. lou ruh in eagleville at 85. ninety-two still at ed connor 's house in chesterfield john in yardley is at will 4 degrees. we are looking at 88 in willow grove. it is easy to find your

location or location you are closest to and grab knows eyewitness weather watcher reports some spots running cooler then others. it was a beautiful day look at this wayne hunter sent this in , the bucks are starting to move, as deer mating season gets underway. you always have to be safe this time of the year and gary showing the monarch he tagged on his way to mexico migration beginning as fall sets n lets look at down the shore, delaware beaches, where we are looking hazy. foggy in rehoboth. some cloud moving in, some of those cloud courtesy of maria hoist still well to the south, but spin something cloud cover up along the coastline and the seas are rough down the shore, and through delaware beaches. even a few spotty showers, trying to make their way in to portions of delaware, new jersey, by wednesday. thanks to the outer outer band s of maria. so you can see where that storm is. swirl of cloud here off the coast of the carolinas. it is moving almost due north. scary looking to have this off the coast and it is heading our way but a cold front will

save the day and sweep that storm out to sea by end of the week. temperatures right now in the upper 80's. you can see how much cooler behind that aforementioned cold front once that front splits to the south all this cool canadian air will sweep on in, and this jet stream will push maria out to sea. maria will ride there and get out of here quickly and we have cooler air by friday, and saturday. tropical satellite shows us wind field around maria. we have a tropical storm warning for outer banks of the north carolina not expecting any watches or warnings in effect for our area as right turn should happen sooner then that but we have impacts. today high risk of rip currents still in effect for new jersey and delaware beaches. that will continue all week. winds at 10 to 20 miles an hour, seas four to 6 feet. eight to 12 feet further south dangerous rip currents and threat for beach erosion. in the city, really no impact or appreciable impact from marie a just a few cloud by wednesday. tomorrow, morning fog, partly sunny, warm, still very humid

at 86. wednesday still steamy with a chance for sprinkle at 86. lot cool down, 70's start on friday, nicole and jessica, back to you. >> kate, thank you. people decide to buy their first home for all kinds of reasons. >> as three on your side jim donovan explains when it comes to millennials they are, required by their four legged friends. >> reporter: for years 30 year-old paul hughes has dreamed of adopting a dog. >> i met her, and love at first sight. >> reporter: hughes found fion a a four month-old pit bull at a shelter but before he made the decision to adopt he had to find the perfect location for his new family. >> one of the biggest things was having, a yard. i also wanted to have enough space for it not to be to cram med. my previous apartment was so small. >> reporter: dogs are driving many into home ownership n a recent survey from sun trust mortgage a third of the millennials say having a better space or yard for their dog influenced their decision

to purchase their first home. >> whatever we think about our initial consultation we always ask them, you know, do they have any children v next question is do you have any pets. >> reporter: realtor ray allen says home purchases are among millennials is on the rise and many getting longer to get children and their focus is on their pets. they need to get, in and easy access to the backyard, and a lot of them are looking for larger laundry rooms so they can put a kennel, cat box or something like that. >> drop it hughes admits he had to adjust his lifestyle since adopting fiona but says it was worth it. >> without a doubt. >> more millennials are make pet ownership a priority. recent report from the american pet products association, found that millennials make up the largest pet owning demographic , at 35 percent, and, baby boomers come in at a close second at 32 percent. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. still ahead some say music brings people together like

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music and activism this weekend stars aligned to make a difference. >> from charlottesville where stars prayed for end of the violence, in the world and one celebrity is donate to go hurricane relief and to boston where one performer made children smile. bex from our sister station 96.5 has all of the details in today's hot minute. >> thanks, jessica and nicole.

evening for music and unity in charlottesville as dave matthews band calls on talented friend to support their hometown in the wake of the recent tragic protests. stevey wonder, justin timberlake, ferrell williams, chris martin of cold play and many others took the stage to help raise funds for the charlottesville area community foundation. the close out the show stevey wonder shared lyrics and un released song called fear cannot put dreams to sleep before dropping to both knees. >> i took a knee for america and to neil in prayer for our world, amen. >> ferrell williams took two knees, in his act. celebrities continue to use their platform for good, jennifer lopez has stepped up, following devastations hurricanes that struck, puerto rico, singer pledged one million-dollar to relieve efforts, donating the money

from her las vegas residency in the middle of the devastation singer revealed she was unable to reach her family members living on the island and has committed to helping rebuild, by sending airplanes with the supplies, and generators to residents affected. and on to ed sheeran the singer just announced to a stop by children's hospital in boston. he snapped photos with patients, performed a accoustics set and took a request and posed for a selfie with a big fan. the singer hits lincoln financial field in september of next year. that is your hot minute i'm becks from today's 96.5. britain's prince harry and his girl friend make their first public appearance together. >> harry, fifth in line to the thrown appeared, with his girl friend at invictus games. markel sat with prince harry, to watch a tennis match. markel is from toronto. it fueled speculation that's gauge. could be imminent. that is going to do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 61:00 giant kick.

>> the eagles, beat giants with the field goal for the history books. but it is not all good news forbidder, key leader who is out rest of the year. plus. >> anti trump graffiti pops up in manayunk, i'm anita oh with the creative action one neighbor hopes the city will take. and september sizzle, temperatures near record today , and we will have more heat and humidity on the way, so when is fall, i'll tell you when we will finally break the heat. a surprise visit to south philadelphia for mark zuckerberg which local spot the facebook founder declared has the, best cheese stake. >> "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. speaking spanish. >> it doesn't matter, what language you speak that is

sound of sheer jubilation after eagles win with a epic kick. it was a win for the ages and history books. good evening, everyone i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. we have team coverage of the historic last second field goal that beat the giants, and henry rossoff will give you an idea how difficult wait toss make that kick. >> but first sports director don bell, he is here with more on the big finish. >> you cannot see that enough. >> so good keep playing it, calls are great. we are having a good day to day in philadelphia at first you don't succeed, try, try again. eagles win with a lesson in perseverance. jake elliott got cut from the bengals and then, miss aid long kick yesterday. even after those setbacks he booted his name into nfl history. bird and giants at the link, third quarter elliott from 52- yard out, wide left. and then could have used that one. he set up for final second of th