right now at noon, a crime investigation in center city after a man is stabbed to death in broad daylight. good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. jim's off this noon. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in center city with what investigators know so far, greg good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon rahel. philadelphia police say calls started coming in around 7:45 this morning a man in his 50's stabbed multiple times, in the face, the neck. it all took place, from the central library here at 19th and vine a very popular tourist destination in

philadelphia and within is 11 minutes police making an arrest. that happened just blocks away at 17th and vine. fill police public affairs not releasing any information about who they have in custody or how many people, but an eyewitness says that two folks were arrested by police. homicide said they have detectives actively working this case and we're told it began around 7:45 this morning when someone stabbed that victim in the neck, medics pronouncing him dead here at the scene and by 7:56, homicide making it at least one arrest. >> i was up by wawa. i saw 15 police come, with numerous cop cars, and i asked one of the people there and they said that someone was stabbed down here. so i went in the library. i seen the gentlemen's body over there. >> reporter: investigators have not said whether there was any relationship between suspect or suspects and the victim. once again homicide still actively working this case. if we will get more information we will pass it on

air and on line. for now live from center city, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. a suspect has been identified in the shooting in downtown phoenixville chester county police say 21 year-old keyon lesean carpenter is responsible for fatal shooting of 20 year-old joshua mitchell after an argument. shooting took place at 9:45 last night in the certainty of the town in the very same block as the famous colonial theater. police are asking anyone with information to please come forward. today a judge will decide fate of the camden county fat shore pleaded guilty in the death of his toddler son. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in superior court in camden as we await sentencing of david creato, junior, hi there, cleve. >> reporter: rahel, there could have been a trial that would have started right around this time but instead david dj creato took a plea deal and instead of facing murder charge that he is landed him life in prison he will most likely go to jail for about 10 years on manslaughter charges pleading guilty. you will remember back in may,

when he faced his first trial, ended in a mistrial because jury could not reach a unanimous decision, and october 2015 creato made what we can say was a false missing child report that his three-year old son was missing in haddon township. instead, investigators say that they found the child's body down by his partially submerged in the creek by cooper river and his socks were cleaned despite the fact that the path leading down to the creek and banks were muddy which led them to believe right before the beginning that the child was placed there and had not wandered off , however, three medical examiners, could not determine a cause of death, and little brand an's death. during the trial the prosecution said that they believed that the reason that david dj creato killed his son was because he was trying to save a relationship with his younger girl friend who didn't like the fact that he had a child from a previous relationship. now the fact that there was a plea deal takes away some of the suspense because we know he will most sentence of 10 years but we

will also here from little brand an's loved won as they speak their mind and perhaps, hear from the admitted killer himself. live from camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. a roadway is shut down and three people hospitalized with serious injuries this noon after a two vehicle crash in greenville delaware. chopper three over the accident on kennett pike 1 mile north of hill side road, the crash happened just after 7:00 this morning. police are still on the scene, kennett pike remains closed in both directions. huge flames engulfed a brand new home in camden county this morning. this is viewer video showing what looks like a fireball there fire happened at jarvis road in williamstown aerial road in sicklerville. we are told it was just built so no one was inside at the time. fire fighters have not yet determined the cause of fire. crisis continues in puerto rico most basic necessities are running low. it has been nine days since hurricane maria devastated the island. cbs news correspondent david begnot has more on the current

conditions. >> desperate and patient, puerto rican stood in line waiting to fuel their cars and gas cans. after what they have been through the passing shower barely made them flinch. this grocery store has about two weeks worth of food and running low on water. nine days after maria made land fall, fabiola perez stood in line for water for the third day in a row. >> it is all we have. >> reporter: the hurricane ripped off roofs of more than 1500 homes, according to the mayor carlos menendez, who says his city has been devastated. >> we need more help. >> of course, i do, i need more help, i need fema. >> reporter: entire towns are isolated by fallen trees and roads that are impassable, in the san lorenzo the main bridge has been washed out forcing families to go through river with garbage bag of supplies swung over their shoulders. john raven is a regional

administrator for fema who says damage is slowing relief efforts. >> our response to anything like this is complex, difficult and not as fast as any of us want. >> reporter: here in the beach front cities marries helping to personally hand out meals, they had 2,000, this morning, but there are 60,000 people, who live here. david begnot for cbs news, puerto rico. and very own alycia nieves is in puerto rico right now trying to reconnect with her own family. she will have live reports on "eyewitness news". the state department is ordering non-essential diplomates and all families of employees out of cuba following a string of mysterious sonic attacks. incident started last november and affected 21 u.s. diplomates and family members. some suffered long lasting, injuries and one person has permanent hearing loss. cuban officials strongly deny any involvement in the a tax. president trump promoted his new tax plan inasn today. is speaking to

the national association of manufacturers, the president is expected to talk about how the new tax plan will make american businesses more competitive. the outline he released earlier this week would give heavy tax cuts to corporations switching to sports eagles will officially be without star defensive tackle fletcher cox on sunday when bird face charges. cox dealing with a bad calf injury, doug pederson confirmed he will not be traveling to los angeles. pederson added that cox is feeling better and he and katie says we will need layers this weekend. >> indeed, you will. you probably already walked out the door this morning with at least a light jacket and you will be needing that in the days ahead here. fall has absolutely made a return appearance but there are warmer days then others but it is a forecast i think you'll give a thumbs up too and we will have it for you coming up. also, would you ride in one of these things? it is, rocking from space x

foundere lon musk, still ahead how to revolutionize air travel in space and here on earth.

overseas now at lee 22 people are dead in india after a stampede of the train station in mumbai during rush hour this morning. police say stampede was triggered by a rumor that a

pedestrian bridge collapsed. people were already huddling under the bridge when the chaos began because of down pouring rains, more than 30 people were also injured in that incident. >> this is what we're seeing just a lot of dust, filling the air. >> cameras were rolling as a second rock slide thundered down el captain in california yesemite national park yesterday. one person was hurt and latest rock fall and that is why it came just after a 12 story slab broke away from that very same rock formation killing a hiker and injuring his wife. if you getting in a serious car accident a pennsylvania mom says her kid are proof that car seats safe lives. jena robinson baby and toddlers were strapped inside the seats when her car was hit by another vehicle. the car as you can see in this picture was a mangled mess but the kid escaped without a scratch. her story has gone viral after she shared it on facebook and it has been shared 250 million times and she's hoping parents will see this and take the time to buckle up their

children. thank god those kid are okay. big news fore lon musk space x ceo unveiled future rocket that can revolutionize transportation right here on earth and in outer space. look at is what being called, a big falcon rocket flying at a maximum 18,000 miles per hour. musk says it will transport humans anywhere on this planet , in less than an hour. even more ambitious then that billion air unveiled new details on his plans to colon ized mars, he plans to use that same rock tote reach the red planet. >> be ready for launch in about five years. five years seems like a long time to me. i can't think of anything more exciting then going out there and being among the stars. >> one big question is the cost, of the 140 million trip to mars. last year musk said it would be about $200,000 per ticket, construction of the first rocket is set to begin next year. well, at that price you can count me out. now that the colder weather has return it is time

to put our best foot forward and fall back from taylor jackets, velvet, camouflage, coming up next fall trends you will want to be seen in starting this weekend, katie. certainly time to break out the heavier gear, for this kind of weather that we're looking forward to here, so we are going to see a shower around this weekend, specifically through saturday but it generally is going to be a nice, cool, weekend, forecast with temperatures only in the upper 60's, flirting with the 70 but there is a up that happens beyond that point. we will walk you through that entire forecast after the break.

autumn means cool, crisp

days and nights, october arrives this weekend so time to step in fall fashions. joining me from philadelphia style magazine is kristin, who is here with the season's top five fall trends for woman. kristin, always good to see you. >> you too. >> let's talk about taylor jackets, let's start there mens wear inspired is a definitely feeling more feminine we found this at century 21, eighth and market, think designer labels, much more friendly prices. >> right. >> i'm wearing this velvet blazer from skirt, they have locations in the suburbs and rittenhouse. basically think mens wear inspired, it is trimmer, stronger shoulders and a little bit longer. >> i like longer with dresses, it is pretty. >> feels more versatile and more classic. >> velvet. >> yes you are wearing velvet. >> that is one of the biggest trends of the season. we are seeing that on everything from athlete leisure inspired, sneakers more lux we found them at bus stop boutique around fourth and south and couple of the bag and camy, located in olde

city, they have great inspired , finds but we are seeing velvet on everything. >> awesome, beautiful especially that bag, gorgeous. >> how about red, lot of crisp red. >> reds in all hughs. i think of the colors trending this season, mustard, green, readies definitely most versatile and most classic. we found all of these, gorgeous red pieces, earrings, mini skirt, hats, at d.c. ci boutique. they have a great instagram, everything is about a hundred dollars or not much more than a hundred dollars. >> booties. >> i wish i could wear them all year long. >> you cannot have too many. we will see these, i think they are, they are always sort of in. they are a fall stapel. we found these at benjamin lovel. two styles from benjamin lovel , long time philadelphia retailer and we will seat them with everything, velvet, print s and classic gray won which i absolutely love.

>> also camouflage, i like camouflage. >> do i too, in and out, this season it is definitely back in a bigger way. we found two great pieces. just dipping your toe in the camo trend we found these at century 21 with a floral detail. this a is mag camouflage sweater we found the skirt, as well. >> i'm feeling like fall fashion is one of the best things about the season. and summer ending but fall fashion for sure. always good to see you. >> thank you. >> find all of these looks in the philadelphia style magazine, kristin, thank you. >> thank you. >> katie, we will send it over to you, some stylish layers will come in hand think weekend, katie. >> oh, you said it, absolutely we have been off to a cool start since this morning, rahel and that is the theme all weekend long. so, a lot of pumpkin picking expeditions, i think underway this weekend, that kind of thing, you will have, excuse to break out those fall layers if you have already. is what interesting is look at the activity, this place is

hopping. this is a live look at sky scan three at ocean city there are a lot of people on the boardwalk which is lovely to see. i love that they are still on dry land because you don't want to go in the water. even though it is still warm right now. keep in mind that rip current risk remains high at this hour and right through the rest of the day because maria even though it is still moving out to sea still somewhat close by let's switch and show you different cameras out to berks county where at kutztown area middle school. looking close you can see shadows from the cloud moving through. wind is still light but there is motion in the atmosphere helping to move these cloud along and thinks generally sky that we will find, more sun then anything but certainly couple patchy cloud along the way as well. we will stay on the cool side. yesterday we eked out an above average day even though it was dramatically cooler by comparison, still 5 degrees above what was average yesterday so still two more days left of the month, currently we are trending 2.6 above is what average and once we have valleys out, we will be above average but we did

have, at lee first week and a half of september off to a cool start. we're likely to wrap up much more seasonal. the temperature change just in the last 24 hours taking from noon time yesterday to now we are at a 10-degree deficit out there as it relates to the thermometer we are talking generally mid to upper 60's, lower 70's, up in the mountains, it is cool, 53 still at best but the wind is generally much, much calmer so not adding to that chill. but sure feels like fall outside. very crisp feeling to the air. when we talk dew points as low as this, that is incredibly dry air. yesterday we had the fire risk because of it in fact. we are at a point now where we are off the chart quite literally. low as we go on the comfort index is 50, that feels awesome with just perfect hair days, you know, for days but when we are down in the 40's like that it is incredibly dry air. now with that said we have another disturbance going to be rolling in here.

this is a reenforcing shot of cool air that will knock temperatures back more, come tomorrow. this is going to set off a shower in spots, primarily late tonight and anytime tomorrow, especially in the eastern half of the area. you have to cancel outdoor plans? absolutely not. these are light, very spotty showers but they are certainly also worth a mention. meanwhile i want to draw your attention to this batch of showers and thunderstorms working their way in to south florida right now. that has about four in 10 chance of turning into something, bigger, in tropical sense. if it were to do that next name on the list would be nate but right now it is still, just a 40 percent chance. here's maria way further out to sea even this same time yesterday. that is really moving along. thankfully by the time we hit weekend and beyond the rip current risk and surf will have eased up on us. temple's back in town at the link and tomorrow looks like perfect football weather. modest breeze from the north, partly sunny skies, 63 degrees at kick off. there could be a shower around but you'll in the to have plan

around that for tailgating purposes i don't think. we have union also at home this union on sunday afternoon , beautiful fall afternoon, 68 degrees in full sunshine, also with that wind remaining nice and light. beyond that point it is just stretch of sunshine all courtesy of high pressure we can thank that for it where we have in the only dry, sunny days coming up here from sunday right through thursday but also a nice warming trend that will take place each and every day you tack on a couple degrees or at lee one and to the point where we hit wednesday or thursday we are flirting with 80's all over again. >> perfect. >> little warmer but in the so much warm as it has been. >> excessive. >> i like it. >> thanks, katie. tonight we are starting a new segment on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 to celebrate heroes behind the headlines, we call it three cheers. here's cbs-3 anchor jessica dean with the preview. >> reporter: hi everyone, have you ever seen someone while watching the news whose actions inspired you or maybe they make you feel better about your community or just

people in general. we're going to choose one of those people and highlight them every friday night at 11:00 o'clock. so who will be the first person to get our three cheers we're pretty sure you will gree when you see our choice. i'm jessica dean. we will see you at 11:00 right after the season premiere of

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discover treasure actual film footage of the earhardt. known to be only moving images of the famous pilot. they were in a box of film that mike west bought 35 years ago but only recently discovered it. he purchased the film at an auction in rochester, new york interesting. also another historical discovery archaeologist have found an out house, next to the home of paul reveer in boston. he have is known for his midnight ride when he yelled the british are coming. the out house could be even filled with artifacts because people used to throw trash and other house hold items, into the out houses. >> interesting. >> just await confirmation for that. >> yes what that smells like after all these years. >> amelia earhardt thing is fascinating. well that is "eyewitness news" at noon aim rahel solomon. for katie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 we are always on line at cbs philly.com. >> young and restless is up next, have a great weekend. we will see you on

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