better known for beer garden, shakespeare park sits across the street from the freeway bare i feet from the fluttering flag of the ben franklin parkway. and, friday, it boosts unfortunate distinction of being the location of one of philadelphia's, latest homicides. >> the female stabbed a male twice in the neck, there is no chance to save him. he died, there, police responded. >> reporter: philadelphia police homicide captain jack ryan said both female suspect and male victim are homeless. killing happened minutes before 8:00 this morning near 19th and vine after some type of an argument and self-defense is not a factor. >> they had an argument. he was walking away. she ran back, and to him, and stabbed him twice in the neck. by the end of the day she will be charged with murder. >> reporter: this area of philadelphia has under gone a renaissance of sorts, in the pennsylvania year, redesign park featuring a giant chess board and place to grab a brew after work. >> i think it is very tragic,

that, you know especially in a place where they are trying to build up. >> reporter: those from philly hope this tragic slaying is an anomaly in a normally safe part of the center city. >> downtown vice safe, there is a lot of police presence down here, officer down here. >> reporter: those from other parts of the country said they hope so too. >> it is nature of being in the city, it is a shame, obviously what happened, but, it hasn't stopped us from visiting. >> reporter: investigators say they still are not clear on what those two were arguing about, this morning. the identity of that victim once again a man in his 50's, not yet being released since his next of kin has not yet been notified. live from center city, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. police have a suspect in custody for another deadly crime, this one in phoenixville chester county. authorities say that keyon lesean carpenter shot and killed 20 year-old joshua mitchell after an argument. it happened around 9:45 last night near bank and bridge

streets in the center of the town. police arrested carpenter about an hour ago. today authorities charged a real estate agent with the murder and shooting death of the man in fishtown, investigators say, jean it way field shot and killed the three three-year old man outside her montgomery avenue apartment wednesday morning no word what led to the shooting. right now fire fighters are battling a serious blaze in the ocean county condo building. chopper three over the scene in lakewood, new jersey, the flames are tearing up the roof of the condo building on the sophie lane, in the over 55 community. authorities say that at lee, one resident was taken to the hospital, and two officers are being treated for smoke inhalation. officials say it is too early to pinpoint a cause of that fire. well in, a case that shook a south jersey community today a judge in camden county sentenced david creato junior to, 10 years in prison for causing death of his toddler's son. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was in the camden courtroom and joins us now live with more on the

sentencing, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, difference between a accepting a guilty plea or offering a guilty plea , foreman slaughter, as opposed to actually admitting guilt for homicide was very obvious today, as david dj creato received the full sentence, in admitting that he has accepted the guilt, in his son's death. free of his usual pony tail and chance of spending rest of his life in prison david dj creato appeared in court to finalize terms of the plea tiehl he took in caution death of his year-old son brandon this case had a tremendous impact on the community. >> reporter: assistant prosecutor christine shaw offered 10 years in prison foreman slaughter. earlier they were unable to get a guilty verdict on murder charges when a month long trial ended in a hung jury. shaw read a statement from brand an's maternal grand mother and displayed a 14 minute picture montage that chronicles brendon's all too short life. >> brendon was well cared for

and loved by many. my angel in heaven i long to reunite with one day. >> reporter: asked if he would like to say anything he simpl ied president, no. >> reporter: some year sentence he received could be reduced to eight and a half if he makes parole and since he gets credit for year and a half he has already served in jail, the 24 year-old could be free by the age of 30. after court, creato's family and attorney spoke more about math, then remorse. >> well, what would you rather spend 10 years in jail or 30. >> it is very specific, he plead todd recklessly causing his son's death. he absolutely believes this was a plea too good to turn down. >> reporter: walking with the mother samantha prosecutor shaw wouldn't stop to explain the plea deal, which many in the community say is too lenient. creato's father says his family still believes dj is innocent. >> i want to know answers and wrong person is sitting in jail. >> reporter: david creato, senior says he looks to hire a private detective to continue

investigation gate mission grandson brandon's death and cause of death has never been determined. live from cam tension cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> cleve, thank you for that. crisis continues in puerto rico in the aftermath of hurricane maria. >> navy hospital ship has left virginia and is in route to puerto rico. the comfort is carrying 522 medical personnel and is loaded with medical supplies. with resources scars some in puerto rico are choose to go leave, many packed on a crew ship heading to the u.s. mainland and some say they will never return. those staying put on the island are enduring long lines , for basic necessities, including gas. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is in puerto rico and talk to some people waiting in those long lines. >> she joins us live from the town of caguas south of san juan, alycia. >> reporter: ukee and jessica we're still in front of the long lines you are referring to you can see right here we will pan over so you can see how long it is, it is at least

a football length and a half people have been waiting here for hours and this is exactly the reason why we came here, so many people, in philadelphia, and back here in puerto rico as soon as we got off the airport said go outside san juan because you will see devastation and desperation, and that is what we did see. so we headed down, to caguas and we captured that footage on our drive here showing some of the devastation, as we headed down here it took about 30 minutes to get here and that is a drive i have done before i have been in this area before and driven down to see my family. that highway we were on, it was usually a lush, green, highway and every where would you look, there was greenery. what we saw were trees almost all dead, ripped from the ground, not a single one, even the won that managed to stay standing have leaves on it and when we got there, it got worse, and, they have fallen on peoples properties. trees, damage homes, well, the win when maria hit, hit off

the roof but damage here at this point as i mentioned earlier is war of the worries. people here told us supplies are not getting to them, still this is only 30 minutes from san juan and they are in the getting those supplies. we saw rinds of people like we have right here, waiting for water and ice, even though and i stress this even though they know that there is no water or ice here. they are just hoping at some point, ice, will be there and when it does they will be ready. others we saw in the mountain area found a home where there was water coming out of it and they are drink ago this water even though they are not sure fit is safe to do so with you they are desperate. now a lot of people along the way, the only thing that is getting them through right now is faith. >> we have problems. that is only way.

>> reporter: that man that used the phone, that man is right here actually. so three hours ago, three hours ago we spoke, he was waiting, almost four hours. you are going on a total of seven hours. this still has no ice in it. every four hours they are trying to pre dues ice to get it out to people. but we have been here total of seven hours and he still has not gotten any ice. the desperation, from the people that we have talk to today is just, they are just really isn't word for it. >> alycia, getting in touch has been just so, so very difficult, how is communication, on the whole there in caguas? >> reporter: so, on top of the supplies, right and on top of trying to get food and water people are worried about their families and trying to get a hold of them. this is why we are broadcasting from this particular location, is there one cell tower that is functional and working here. so in this general area there are people now that are able to get a hold of their loved won. this man right here, you have

family in philadelphia, right. >> philadelphia, new york, chicago. >> reporter: yes, he has family in philadelphia. >> yes. >> he has been here for four hours. but he has family in philadelphia he just got a hold of his family to say he is okay, even though these go through this. >> we met a man with family in berks county. he isn't able to get a hold of his family but we sent a message to them, through us. we will have that coming up at 6:00. >> very good. alycia, we will see you then, thanks very much. now a live look at center city philadelphia where protest is underway over response to the hurricane in puerto rico. the groups organizing the protest maintain aid is being withheld from puerto rico due to racism and bureaucracy. investigators are trying another patient's death to overheating at a florida nursing home in the aftermath of hurricane irma. eight patients died just days after the storm when it knock out the nursing home's air conditioning system. a 57 year-old patient tied last night, that is the 12th

death being linked to this investigation. a string of destructive hurricanes has wreak havoc on travel plans. many people with trips to the caribbean will wand fur they will get their money back. others wonder about visiting destination that is were not damaged. coming up at 5:30 we will talk to i travel expert who has answers to those questions. breaking news out of washington tom price has resigned, as, health and human services secretary. price came under fire for taking numerous flights on government funded private jets , for work and personal trips. yesterday, he promised to repay more than $50,000 to the government. the "cbs evening news" will have much more on his resignation coming up at 6:30. well in, sports, phillies season comes to an end sunday but phillies started to plan for next season and pete mackanin will not be back to manage the team. >> our leslie van arsdal is live at citizens bank park with more on today's decision, leslie. >> that is right, guys big

news from the ballpark today this is as phillies begin their final series of the season with the mets this will be the final three games for manager pete mackanin as you just mentioned that news, announced a short time ago. he will serve as special assistant azamat math klentak. it comes as a surprise. phillies in the middle of the rebuilding phase. expectations not high for the team season. since he took over in 2015 he has a overall record with a contract extension back in may and, today, he and matt klentak was asked why he decided to make the change. >> i think now that the way the rebuild is unfolding and the way some of our young players are graduating to the big leagues and way that the outlook is shaping up, that is why i think that a new voice in the dug out and a new style is necessary. >> i'm good with it, let's put it that way. i'm disappointed surely. i will not say i'm all tickled

pink about it, but i understand it. i'm happy to be part of it down the road. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 , what is matt klentak looking for in a manager? we will hear more from him, and apparently they already have several candidates in mind. that is very latest reporting live from citizens bank park, leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >> glad he is staying with the organization. we will see new a little bit, thank you. it has happened again coming up on "eyewitness news" two huge rock slide in two days at yesemite national park this one was also caught on cameras still ahead why so many climbers are converging on the mountain despite the danger, kate. fall has returned, you felt it when you stepped out the door this morning but it will get cooler before it warms backup, again i'll tell you how chilly it will be to start your weekend. it is friday football frenzy, and it is best day of the week, and guess what with the holy cross cheerleaders getting ready for the big game

tonight at holy cross academy takes on florence high school, it will be a big game but, this school says they have a big advantage because it feels like family, see what i'm saying next. i might join them. paulsboro's a very proud community. it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from. steve sweeney's been here since the beginning. steve spearheaded the whole project and really brought it to fruition. it would've never been done without steve. it was a pride in building this port and then knowing that we're coming back.

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a second massive rock slide in just two days leaves another hiker injured at california's yesemite national park. >> all right. we were right under that. we were right under that. i'm really thankful to be okay >> climber captured this video as hundreds of tons of granite thundered down the face of el captain yesterday. >> this is massively larger. i felt the ground vibrating underneath me. it went across the road. >> on wednesday british climber died an his wife was critically injured when large chunks of rock plumeted down the formation. it is peak of climbing season on el captain. at least 30 climbers were on the face during wednesday's rock slide. a man was also injured thursday after falling rock

shattered sun roof on his car. dramatic rescue in california avenue a car drove into a canyon. rescue crews hoisted two people from a hill side after yesterday's crash, police say a third person was rescued by a good samaritan. man was riding a week when he saw the accident and claimed 300 feet down the hill, to help out. >> wow. >> all right. meteorologist kate bilo joining us now, fall has decided to arrive. >> in terms of the weather, fall is finally here. it is how great this morning it felt, sending kid out to school, grab a little sweat shirt, jacket, little chill in the air. getting cooler. >> yes, it was. >> tomorrow will be a chilly day. we will be in and out of the cloud tomorrow. one of the days sitting in full sunshine it feels good. when cloud come in it will feel down right chilly especially in light of what we have been used to over the past several weeks. lets take a peak at how this evening is shaping up first and foremost we will take you out to the shore in cape may where it is look like a gorgeous evening, ocean looking calmer then it nast

recent days now that tropical storm maria is well out to sea , rip current threat and rough surf diminishing as it head in the weekend. temperatures dropping, as well great night for a walk along the prom men made in cape may, just a beautiful evening and great as we head, west of the city. players are on the soccer field here in kutztown at kutztown area middle school. barely a cloud in the sky. one little one there. 67 degrees there right now. feeling fantastic and feeling like fall. as we head across the area we have temperatures right around the 70-degree mark. thinks pretty comfortable. couple degrees below average. sixty-nine in allentown. seventy-one in philadelphia 71 in millville. seventy-one in dover. yom kippur begins tonight at sunset 6:46 p.m., beautiful evening, for the start of that holiday, 68, mainly clear and nice when sun goes down in about an hour and a half and i hope everyone has a meaningful yom kippur. storm scan three shows our next little system, you can

see swirl of cloud around that low. secondary cold front we have had one come through, yesterday, and into really wednesday night, thursday morning, here comes next one that will come through tonight , rap around showers around the low could impact us , through the day tomorrow, so here that is line of showers over northwestern, pennsylvania, and it will fizzle once sun goes down. by the time it reaches us not much with it. maybe a shower in the poconos, allentown and then we will clear it out. wrap around showers around the back edge of the low here saturday, tomorrow at noon, 3:00 p.m. they are few and far between but few pop up showers could impact your day, 10:00 p.m. we will clear it out and sunday looks like a nice full day of sunshine. lets talk about football weather heading to the games we will start off with temple football tomorrow at noon, it will be chilly, 63 degrees at kick off. possibly a pop up shower. bring jackets. making trek into central pennsylvania to watch penn state taking on indiana it will be dry there but chilly, definitely football weather in happy valley.

61 degrees the game time temperatures. overnight temperatures drop down in the mid 50's. chance for stray shower. tomorrow cannot rule out a shower either but most of the day partly sunny, breezy and cool, 57, the high and wind 10 to 20 miles an hour that will make it feel cooler. if that is too chilly too soon take a lot a the rest of the forecast. seventy on sunday. mid zero seven's next week. we will slowly climb back to 80 next friday and it looks like a stretch of the most beautiful fall sunshine week. >> it does, looks nice. >> thanks, kate. still ahead on "eyewitness news", we are live with this weeks game of the week for the friday football frenzy. >> travel anywhere on earth in under an hour, or heading into space in no time at all, billion air's plan for lightening speed travel when "eyewitness news" returns. new name for iconic, 30th street station, coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 tonight who is pushing for a change and what they want to call the philadelphia

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it is friday night which means high school football fans are fired up, ready to go this weeks friday frenzy takes to us holy cross academy in delran burlington county and things got off to a frenzied start. yeah, these students are ready for some football, and what makes it so impressive is that they showed up to school, very early, to join our pat gallen on "eyewitness news", this morning, yeah, they are fired up, they can't take it no more as the chant, goes just like football. >> vittoria woodill is live with more on tonight's friday football frenzy game of the week, tori? >> guys, i'm under here. hello. friday football frenzy, girls, are we excited. >> yes. >> it is a big game tonight, basically holy cross academy, game of the week, holy cross academy is taking on florence high school, rival, rival,. >> yes, yes. >> who do you think will win

tonight. >> holy cross. >> so they are ready to go and so are we. we had so much fun hanging out at holy cross academy today, what a learned is that you guys have really had a family environment here. it feels like family. can i get a group helping. can i get a group hug. check out how if this school takes family values to the next level, with brothers in blue. feels so good. holy cross academy, catholic high school in riverside, new jersey you can see how proud they are by flags waving at you at the entrance. and then once you are inside you feel it through the halls, and it carries all the way outside the windows. >> there is more. they are popping up every where. >> reporter: what are they so proud of? they say, it is the school sense of. >> family. >> my biggest thing right now is, i'm afraid of the day when i walk in and teaching someone es grandchildren. >> reporter: i'm on a mission to find out what family really stood for so i asked the dean of students.

>> what it means is seeing people coming back, you know, people coming back to teach like myself, former students of mine who are now, my collogues, you know, that i think in and of itself speaks volumes. >> reporter: i also asked the felicia family. >> there is always people at our house. >> reporter: where all four kid attend holy cross. >> it means being able to like open up to people, like you probably wouldn't, if were you in a bigger school and being able to be your self, with everyone. >> everybody is welcomed and that is a nice feeling to necessity. >> reporter: then i asked the local police, some even holy cross alumni who were there today attending a blue mass in the auditorium, something that has never been done in burlington county which honored their services in the community. >> very, very family oriented, friend oriented they want that close feeling to come here. >> reporter: do you think other officers felt like family today. >> yes, they brought everyone around, today, brought everybody together, it was a great thing, so many different departments to come here. it was awesome.

>> there family and friend in the news, family. >> reporter: so cool because as i was walking around the cool, i said what does family mean to holy cross? i figured it out, it means support. guess hoe is here to support the holy cross football team, it is their cheerleaders. senior captains, can we kick off a cheer. >> ready, go, go. >> cheering. >> all right, guys, this is a big game. holy cross is two-one, while florence high school is one- two. now holy cross has beat florence for the pennsylvania couple years and it looks like they are out for blood again today. so guys, i will practice with the cheerleaders but stay tuned for 6:00 because we will talk to the head coach of the florence high school football team and see what he has to say about these girls. >> i'm feeling the groove, too >> they work hard. >> see what you got. >> go, go. >> through go, tori.

>> good work. >> excellent. >> good luck, everybody. >> i'm pulling a muscle just watching. coming up next a travel warning has been issued for all americans, about traveling to cuba, why only essential personnel are staffing the u.s. embassy there. if you planned a trip to areas affected by our recent string of hurricanes we have expert advice on what you should do, we have those

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"eyewitness news" continues at 5:30 with president trump hitting the road to promote his tax reform plan today in washington the president spoke to members of the national association of manufacturers and told the group he is working hard to help companies thrive, compete , and then grow. >> at the very center of that

plan is a giant, beautiful, massive, the biggest ever in our country tax cut. >> the plan would reduce taxes for corporations, simplify tax brackets and double standard deductions used by most tax filers. democrats say the tax reform plan helps the rich but, hurts the middle class. state department is ordering u.s. embassy workers out of cube and warning americans not to visit this comes in response to the string of mysterious sonic attacks that have harmed the health of u.s. diplomates working in havana. the incident is affected at least 21 u.s. diplomates and family members. some suffered traumatic brain injury and permanent hearing loss. cuban officials strongly deny any involvement, the embassy will also stop processing visa s as part of the new travel warning. the devastation in the caribbean has left many travelers wondering what it means for them, what happens if you cannot go, will you be refunded?

we talked with the travel expert to get some of the answers you need. if you have a trip planned to one of the areas hit hard by recent hurricanes, cbs news travel editor peter greenburg said you should be entitle tiled full refund as long as you paid with a credit card. >> if you paid for it with a credit card and the destination thaw are going to is essentially closed you are entitled to a full refund because did you not get service or good you contracted for. >> reporter: travel insurance may protect you assuming you didn't buy tight late. >> you have to have bought the insurance before the storm was officially named and then read policy language carefully to determine what is covered, what is excluded. >> reporter: when it comes to cruises planned for destinations like puerto rico do not assume you will get the refund. >> cruise lines are literally able to reposition their assets. they are able to move their ships out of harms way, those ships are operating, those crews are happening they just may in the go to the same

ports. in fact, every cruise ship contract allows the cruise line to either cancel or substitute ports, so that is not going to give you grounds forgetting a refund. >> reporter: peter says there are still travel options in the caribbean but you have to book real soon. >> in about two weeks over the next two weeks as people realize that their plan a is no longer viable, they are going to look for islands outside the hurricane belt, grenada, barbados, aruba, et cetera and want to book there. the law of supply and demand kicks in. all that means airfares will go up, hotel rates will go up, and in very steep areas. >> greenburg says that the in the wake of the recent hurricanes there are some travel deals to places like my aim, and even key west. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight a mom shows what she says is hard proof that car seats save the lives of children. plus love ikea but hate putting together their furniture, you're in luck, they may have some luck for

you. i'm kevin frazier, coming up tom cruise is back in the air for his action thriller american made and we have a sneak peak for you, check it out. well, weekend is finally here, and your weekend watch we're talking about cooler weather coming in just in time for saturday especially very spotty shower, mainly linked tonight into first part of the saturday. but cannot rule it out. sunday looks generally dry, sunny but temperatures on saturday won't make it pennsylvania upper 60's. sunday we will struggle to

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well, a pennsylvania mommies turning what could have been a tragedy into a lesson for others after a serious car accident. lancaster resident jena rainer man baby were in her car when she was hit. her car was a mess but her children escaped without a crash. she says that is proof, that car seats, save lives. she says that she is, has shared her story hoping parents will see it, and take the time to buckle up their children. big new plans frome lon musk the space x ceo unveiled future rocket that can revolutionize transportation right here on earth, and in outer space. take a look at is what being called big falcon rocket flying at 18,000 miles per hour musk says it will transport humans anywhere on this planet in under an hour.

even more ambitious the billion air unveiled new details on his plans to colon ized mars, he plans to use that same rock tote reach the red planet. >> complete the ship and be ready for launch in about five years. it 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-mile trip to mars, last year musk said it would be about $200,000 a ticket, construction of the first rocket is set to begin next year. a newly discovered treasuries making headlines, film footage of the amelia earhardt. these are believes to be moving images in history, only moving images of history of the famous pilot who disappeared in 1937. they were in a box of kodak fill that collector mike west, bought 35 years ago at a auction in rochester, new york he only recently discovered this very, very rare footage. another historical discovery archaeologist think they have found an out house,

next to the home of paul re veer in boston. reseries famous for his might night ride during the american revolution when he yelled the british are coming. workers believe the out house could be filled with artifacts , that is because people used to throw trash, and other house hold items into, out houses. meteorologist kate bilo joins us now with a if you will look at your weekend forecast and what is coming up next week, as we seem to settle into fall here. >> it does look like a great pattern for us. september is one of the best weather months we have in philadelphia. it has been hot but now as we transition into october, perfect weather has returned, for this month. it is like a prelude to what we know is around the corner, winter but not for a while. we have beautiful fall weather to look forward to lets take a peak is what going on outside, library cameras showing the sun just beginning to think about going down, we have another hour of daylight before sundown, tonight, sundown, incident begins yom

kippur thane will get right through night fall tomorrow. so anyone observing that holiday, i hope it is meaningful you one for you. weather watchers have chimed in with very comfortable temperatures, we have got temperatures in the 60's in many locations right now, temperatures falling off from daytime highs in the lower 70 's. 69 degrees as we check with he had need chesterfield, new jersey. he has sunshine, a perfect day , all caps, i would agree with that sentiment. sixty-six closer to medford, andrew chipleno, 66 with sunshine, comfortable day. lots of exclamation point in our weather watcher reports here. i agree with that. phil in chestnut hill 67 degrees. great fall day with low humidity and brilliant blue skies exclamation point and is there a shot of the brilliant blue skies thanks with the phil with the corn stalks in the background. that is i great quiessential fall image there. lets head to within more, down in delaware little warmer here home of the delores lee reporting 79 degrees,

comfortably cool, fall evening , it sure is, what a beautiful day it has been, it is a gorgeous evening in rehoboth beach as you can see shadows do begin to lenghten on the sand and boardwalk, great day to maybe take a walk , still people sitting out on the beach this afternoon as waves roll in makes the conditions along the coast now that marie ace out of the picture. we have an area of low pressure over great lakes see swirl of cloud here so tonight this cold front producing showers in western pennsylvania will come through but notice around the back edge of that low over niche there are a few spotty sprinkles. what happens tomorrow is we will move center of this low ever new england, tonight we will get cool front but tomorrow we may get in on these little scattered sprinkles here this front should fizzle out before it gets here. so far month of september has been 2.6 degrees above average pennsylvania two solid weeks, in the red but today, tomorrow , and into the start of october we may finally be closer to normal or even slightly below normal trying

to get back to that average temperature. temperatures right now very comfortable heading out on your friday night 69 in allentown. seventy-two millville. seventy-one in dover, delaware chilly to the north with that secondary fronting go through, 57 inialpena has not passed through buffalo, cleveland still in the 70's there and it is starting to warm backup in the 80's in st. louis. we will see that rise, in temperatures next week. talking about dew point look at that 42 degrees, incredibly dry air, 50 begins our awesome range. we are even better then that with dew points in the 40's and earlier this week dew points were in the 70's, no more of that. our average high is 73. today fell just below that so far, tomorrow cooler, and then we will start to climb backup, back just slightly above average to start next week. overnight we will drop down in the mid 50's, cloud increase, there will be a stray shower possible, and then can't rule out sprinkle tomorrow otherwise partly to mostly sunny, breezy, cool, 67 the wind will make it feel cooler

then. that sunday looks a little warmer 70 degrees, less win, monday, tuesday, wednesday beautiful and back to 80 by end of the next week. jessica, back over to you. we will continue to follow developing news out of washington, tonight. health and human services secretary tom price has resigned, amid growing controversy over his use of private jets. that news just coming not too long ago. joining us now is hoe of the face the nation john dickerson john, thanks for being with us i figure you are busy. is what your first take on the resignation of the secretary price. >> it sounds like it was building all week, it was a 1/ 2 punch one news itself which is contradictory to the president's drain the swamp message and i ran into a senior administration official who made it very clear how upset the president was about this. this is an administration that has tried to justify all of its spending by saying, can regular american understand why we are spending monday

think way. regular american in their view could not understand why a cabinet secretary needed private flights for the way in which secretary price was using them. when secretary price said wow pay for just his seat on these planes and not the full cost, it was, seen as tone devin side the administration. obviously the plane wouldn't have been in the air for him to fly on if he had not been on it and therefore, he was only paying a persian of the cost which was seen as tone deaf. so, this is a problem for him. there are other administration officials hoff similar but not as big a problem as he does so we will see how it plays out in their case as well. >> john, on sunday we will hoe house speaker paul ryan will be with you. i hear he was just here in pennsylvania, yesterday and you all traveled with him as he came to aston to sell this new tax plan to workers, here. will you all be talking about that? >> we will, indeed. first question he got when he met with workers there is how will this tax plan hi the blue

collar worker. we asked him that question and this tax plan in very rough terms has some tax relief for middle class and then corporate tax rates will drop to 20 percent. and so we talk to the speaker about how he thinks that will work out, what companies will do, how will that lead to increased wages, how big will those wage increases about and how much economic benefit does he think tax plan will give and to the economy and then how will it happen? things are pretty, stuck here in washington so why will this succeed where health care and other bills have not succeeded we have talk about a few other issues as well a lot of questions people want answers to, john, thanks very much. don't forget watch face the nation with john dickerson sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. tom cruise is back on the big screen this time as a drug smuggling pilot. >> here's entertainment tonight's kevin frasier with a preview of american made. >> reporter: i'm kevin frasier in week tom cruise is back in the air for his new action

thriller american made. >> along with flying, i fly always in an airplane. >> it was wild. >> reporter: tom giving us a top gun flash back. >> i feel the need, the need for speed. >> in his new movie the hot shot air man who got his private pilots license in 1994 does dangerous stunts, including this scene, he is actually soaring solo and leaves the cock pit. >> you see it on auto pilot and walk in the back of the airplane. that is exactly what happened. we didn't to have budget, we put restrictions on ourselves. this is what this film should cost and part right from the beginning i'm doing all of the flying. >> reporter: based on the true story on have barry seal a commercial pilot recruited by cia in the 70's who ended up working for the drug cartel. >> you are doing it for the

good guys. >> wow. >> american made was partly shot in columbia, tom, who owns several planes of his own flew himself down to the south american location. >> slept in the tents, we had airplanes on the runway and we flew out the fuel and we just filmed from early morning until late at night. >> is this your yard. >> i have some damage and here's a little something extra for your sister. >> hello darling. >> how did tom get permission to risk his life and limb, we don't even ask. >> is there certain questions i just don't want to know you guys figure it out. >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, now back to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" the return of a fan favorite. >> macgyver is back with season two we will talk with the stars of the show to get their take on what makes the show so popular, we will do it

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plea mere week continues on cbs with season two of the macgyver, action adventure drama full of intrigue and inventions. >> trying to be on our best behavior. >> a trip right now. >> let's go. that is a handy dude. rahel solomon talks with the stars, and asked them why they think people connect with their show. >> because you can see macgyverisms but it is interaction between the characters of the show. >> it is just fun, man. it is a really fun show. you will get your drama, you will get your drama in there, we try to make this show, fun and light, where it need to be

>> the season premiere of the macgyver, hawaii 50 and blue bloods, line upstarts tonight at 8:00 all followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. tonight at 11:00 it is premiere of the new segment here on "eyewitness news". every friday night we will take a closer look at someone in the head lines, and give three cheers to a person in the news that we could gave us hope, made us proud and remind us of the good out there our first pick is unveiled tonight and you'll like the choice. you'll have to wait to see who it is, at 11:00. >> come on now, i know, can i say. >> secret. >> all right, i won't tell. >> it is right. >> looking forward to that. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 phillies manager pete mackanin is out as team's skipper. hear why the team decided to make a management move and what kind of coach they are looking for as a replacement. also...

we're still living, that is all i got to say. >> a man with ties to our area , explains the struggle to survive in puerto rico. our alycia nieves is live with more on the brutal conditions 10 days after maria. plus, a father learns his fate, how long david creato, junior will spend behind bars for the death of his young son brandon, kate. sunny, cool friday and weekend will be more of the same but it will get a little chilly around here and we are tracking chance for pop up shower, i'll tell you when, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. i think it is time for us to, to turn a page, and start looking forward to the future. >> manager no more but it is not all bad news, pete mackanin is out as phillies manager but he will stay with the organization. tonight, we're learning more

about his new role, and the search for a new skipper. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. our leslie van arsdal joins us live from citizens bank park. leslie, is what the feeling down there tonight. >> reporter: very interesting because earlier this week pete mackanin sat down with the media and did make it clear he was unsure about his feud tour with the team next season. just yesterday he sat down with gm matt klentak and said come sunday that will be his last game as a phillies manager. they did ask him to stay on as a special advisor, which he will be doing, the team gave him a one year extension back in may, the timing is surprising here, the phillies 35-35 in the last 70 games, they have a chance to finish over 500 after the all-star break. they have been playing much better baseball these last two months, young position players , bull pen pieces, finding success but matt did feel the time for change was right now. so what is he exactly looking for in