>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. he's in for the touchdown. he rolls backward. >> another awesome monday morning as eagles fans are once again waking up winners neck year how head coach doug pederson thinks how high the birds can fly. >> also, grab the umbrella you'll need it. just how much rain to expect, as you send the kids to the bus stop. >> the philadelphia firefighters hospitalized after battling a blaze, we will tell you where the intense flames broke out, how the firefighter is doing right now. well, today is monday being october the ninth, we've got the suit on, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> you know it will be a good morning if he has that on. i'm rahel solomon.

here's a look at the forecast with katie fehlinger and the roads with meisha. >> katie, happy about this? >> yes, i just have to dif other my eyes. i just have to do my forecast with my eyes shut. >> i love it. looking outside, and really the roads looking good, still dark, still early. we have one minor accident throughout. >> so i came out of the weather office, he's sitting at the anchor desk already, i just looked over. jarring to see you, but you know what it means it means a win. that's a good thing. >> all that matters. >> again, i will just look this way. >> come on, katie. >> we will see this all morning. folks, we cannot get away from it, so i'll just deal with it. all right, looking at storm scan, well, cow can't get away from this either. moisture lifting, not necessarily impacting the local region just yet, although the far north and west suburb might see fine drizzle at least. but that bulk every rain working it way through the virginias what will bring about the bulk every rainfall that we see today. that's likely to get here just

as the typical morning rush is starting to wrap up. so there could be worse timing i suppose it, could be impacting all of the morning drive. but we are, regardless, going to have to deal with pretty rainy weather here today. definitely smart move to walk out the door with a umbrella take a look at the temperatures, it is insanely warm. seventy-five, that's actually above what your normal daytime high is, and clearly the sun not up just yet. so very, very warm beginning to our day. very tropical feel outside. it certainly was muggy yesterday. it will continue to be so today. then again, it will be not just a rainfall, but a heavy rainfall, that impact the better part of the day, meisha so rain gear is a smart move to walk out with today. >> i was walking into the building, i had very thin sweater on it, felt warm, like very warm already at 4:00. >> steam. >> i absolutely. well, thank you so much for. that will very good morning to you, happy monday indeed. looking outside con some construction, 422 both directions eastbound between trooper and route 23, westbound, between first avenue and trooper, the right lane both directions are

closed. just heads up on. that will then also, not too far away, the ramp closed for a week it, reopens this week, the ramp to 422 eastbound, reopens 5:00 p.m. today. so your alternate is the route 23 ramp until that one opens. vine, not closed overnight for the construction, westbound looking good, eastbound starting to pick up levels just maybe little bit. then we look at 95 south at cottman, coming around the s curve make your way to center city, looking just as it should at about 4:30 a.m. more to come in about ten minutes, jim, rahel, back to you. >> eagle fans are celebrating a big win over the cardinals. >> the birds started fast and never slowed down. first quarter, eagles already up 14 to nothing, and carson wentz, torrey smith, yes, a 59-r touchdown passes in the game. the eagles, how about this, celebrate the much down with a elaborate routine there, looks like they're having fun. eagles win 34 to seven. things are doing well for the

birds. >> i think skies the limit. skies the limit. you know, the key is just staying grounded and staying focused on our job, and focused on the next game. >> we're hungry. we're never going to get too high over wins, or too lowe's after losses. keep plucking along, we're is a special team but just got to go through it every week. >> sounds look good strategy to me. hear what donovan mcnabb says about the favorite fan carson wentz, the two shared a bit of a moment in the lockerroom. donovan mcnabb, haven't heard that name in a while. eagles fans flying high this morning, they have really good reason tonight the birds now in first place in the nfc east >> i haven't seen a lot of good stuff from the eagles, seeing run game, seeing air attack game, nice tight defense. >> super excited that we're four and one, top of the division. the giants are nothing. and we're crushing right now. >> well, fans don't have to wait too long to see the birds in action again. the eagles play thursday night in charlotte.

>> "eyewitness news" is hitting the road for the game. ukee, sport director don bell, and vittoria woodill, all headed down charlotte to bring you live coverage right here thursday on cbs-3. >> protests once again played role in football this time however it was the vice president of of the united state making a statement. >> vice president mike penned walked out after game in his home state every indianna after some players fields during the national anthem, growing debate over nfl players demonstrating during the anthem. here is cbs correspondent roxanna. >> reporter: vice president mike pence began tweeting sunday with a photo of him and his wife karen between a game between the colts and san francisco 49ers. when the national anthem played, and several 49ers kneeled, pence announced on twitter he left the stadium, saying, i will not dignify any event that disrespects our soldiers, our flag, or our national anthem. president trump expressed his support for the move tweeting: i asked vice president pence

to leave the stadium if any players kneeled, disrespecting our country. i am proud of him. after the game, 49ers safety eric reid said pence's walk outlooked like a pr stunt. >> he knew, i've seen the twitter protest, he knew we would probably do it again. >> the 49ers are the former team of colin cap nerve, who began kneeling during the anthem last week to protest the treatment of minorities in america. the protest started spreading to other teams and players, last month president trump called on the nfl to ban them. >> wouldn't outlove see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that son of a beep off the field right now out, he's fired? >> his comments spark more protests with some players kneeling, linking arms, or raising their fists. some fans have responded with events lick this one in massachusetts, where dozens of people burned new england patriots jerseys.

>> sends a great message to the nfl, and any devisive type actions will not be tolerated. >> on sunday, some teams including the indianapolis cults continued to lock arms, in a sign of unity. >> in new york, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> colin kaepernick now responding cbs news sports reporter jason claimed that kaepernick told him he would stand for the national anthem if he played in the nfl again. but then the reporter said that he had actually not asked kaepernick about that, and that he did not actually know what kaepernick would do during the anthem. kaepernick later quoted wins chin church hill, halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on. new this morning, back here at home, flames raised through a home in philadelphia 's port richmond section injuring a firefighter video shot by "eyewitness news " viewer aaron moths shortly after firefighters arrived last night on the 2800 block every cedar street. that fire was quickly placed under control.

but again, a firefighter was injured while battling the flames. told a firefighter was in stable condition. the cause of the fire under investigation. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash in gloucester county, new jersey, two vehicles collided on sick letter vote, just before 5:00 p.m. we're told three people were flown to cooper university hospital. police could not say exactly how many people died in the crash. officials shutdown sick letter road between jarvis road and muscle and drive for several hours. investigators also investigating a deadly double shooting in north philadelphia this morning. two men were shot multiple times, along the 2400 block of arlington street. this happened around 3:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. police say one of the victims was found just outside an open car door. he the second victim in critical condition. officers investigating believe they may be looking for two gunmen. >> it appears that both victims got shot. at this point we don't think they were shooting at each other.

>> information about the victims including their identity has not yet been released. so far no word on what sparked the shooting. >> investigators aren't giving up the search for motive behind a las vegas shooting t has been just over a week since the gunman opened fire, killing 58 people, and hurting more than 500 others. authorities return to steven paddock's nevada home yesterday. police say they wanted to double check for some extra clues, that's after they found guns and explosives the day after the shooting. officials say it is clear the gunman wanted to ends cents as many lives as he possibly could. well, the renmant of hurricane nate will bring rain to our area today, slammed new louisianna and mississippi over the weekends. officials are relieved that nate wasn't as devastating as hurricane canes harvey, irma or maria. it hit as category one saturday night, moved ton south mississippi early yesterday morning, the storm brought 85-mile per hour winds and a strong storm surge. nate also blasted the area with heavy rains, causing massive flooding. this is the fourth major storm to hit the united state in six

weeks. >> nearly eight a% of my entire agency is deployed right now, we're still working massive issues, with harvey, irma, as well as the issues in puerto rico and the virgin islands lands. >> nate knocked out power to more than 100,000 customers. power since restored, killed more than 30 people last week in central america. fortunately, no injuries have been reported in the south. >> president trump unleashed another twitter attack there is time two term republican senator outspoken critic bob porker was caught in his cross hairs, in a tweet storm sunday morning, the president claimed corker begged him for his endorse doorsment for re-election in tennessee and dropped out of the race after he said no. he went onto tweet that he rejected corker's offer to be secretary of state, adding, woke, he's also largely responsible for the horendous iran deal. finally he accused the senator of not having the guts to run for re-election, kosher fired

back tweeting it is a shame the white house has become an adult day care center new jersey annual bear hunt kicks off this morning, hunters will be out in full force over the next six days. the hunt start at sunrise today, eight counties, the first three days are strictly for bo hunting, hunters can use bo's or guns the following through days, resumed state regulated bear hunting in 2003 , that's after a ban that lasted more than 30 years. welcoming up: violent crash in miami ends with a fatal officer involved shooting. >> but police say a woman did after she crashed her bmw that sent an officer to the hospital. >> a bizarre scene unfolds on the hood after school bus. what police say infuriated this guy so much that he decided to latch on to the bus , and shout at the driver. stay with us.

. >> harvey weinstein has been fired from his own company, the board every directors made the announcement yesterday, pointing to new information about the wine stakes sex alligation cents. he took lever of the absence from friday, day after the new york times reported at least eight settled cases of alleged harrassment. in a statement he asked for a second chance. >> woman shot and killed by a miami beach police officer after she allegedly ran over an officer. the chaos began around 6:00 last night, authorities say the woman, driving a bmw, slammed into multiple cars, before she was confronted by police. when they surrounded her car she hit the gas. one officer was hit, the force of the impact tossing him on to the sidewalk. that is when police opened fire. >> the point is the other police, the cops started shooting. i heard shots, like four, five shots, and then the car lost control. >> well, after the driver was shot, she crashed into a white

suv. no word if anyone inside that suv was hurt. the injured officer is in stable condition. >> now, a bizarre story out of maryland, man captured on camera clinging onto a moving school bus. this is nutty. the wild scene played out while student were heading home last week. police say the man tried to stop the bus after a bottle was allegedly tossed out of it , hitting his car. >> the school bus driver concerned for his safety and concerned for the safety of the children, student on board , did not want to open the door. >> now, luckily, an off-duty police officer intervened. the man was arrested without incident. >> well, time now 4:45, katie here with another check on your forecast. >> kate, look like we can see behind you on storm scan, rain approaching, and may have seen some overnight. kinds of wet out there. >> real damp outside. so much moisture, really feels tropical outside. the dew point are really hi, which we'll talk about, too, but the rain is likely to come

through the better part of the midday, and because it is moving along so quickly, we're going to see that primarily happen, you know, again during the midday, then by the time we're wrapping up typical evening rush there is whole thing is basically moving out. so, a lot of times, tropical systems can get stuck, or move really slowly. that does mean that maybe you have some minor ponding on the roadways through the bulk of the heaviest rainfall, but the timing, likely to not ends up more than three, .4 of an inch in some spots. see heavier rounds of rain to the north and west. poconos, part of the wells, more inland suburbs, likely to see maybe bit more. but notice, when we look at future weather, important to note, this is a dollars mole. when you look at the timing here, we may have already finished up typical morning drive by the time the soaking rain is moving in. it will be a soggy lunchtime frame. unless you're off for columbus day here, it might be good excuse to order lune until as opposed to going out for t but looks like real soggy afternoon.

then we are really just left with the spotty residual showers toward night fall. we should clear things out by the time kate's back on the air later tonight. she probably won't have much to track locally, which is good for a tropical system, again it, will mean that we really don't have any major issues with what's left of nate. seventy is the current dew point, though, that's something incredibly noticeable. the comfort, or the lack thereof, it feels down right oppressive outside. so bad hair day, guys, not only because of the rain, but also, because of that really high humidity, whether it is raining or not. and look at this, most of the forecast is still substantially above average. normal high, 69 degrees. the only days we come close to that really are thursday, friday, and do expect couple of showers from mid week on, back to you. >> all right, good to know, thanks, katie, good morning, everybody, happy monday. from the world of travel, all we're looking at construction, do have construction, 422, looks kinds of busy. see the cones in the roadway, were seeing flashing light as well. hopefully crews are starting to move out of the way. where is this, 422, eastbound,

trooper and route 23, westbound between first avenue and trooper, right lane, both directions, again, you can still see the cones out there right now. then, also, not too far away, the ramp is closed it, has been for a week it, reopens this week, in fact it, reopened 5:00 p.m. today, ramp to 422 eastbound, 5:00 p.m., going to open, but until then you will use the alternate route 23 ramp going to be your best bet. vine not closed overnight for the construction, looking at westbound, toward the schuylkill, and eastbound, looking good there. ninety-five south at cottman, same story here. push around the s curve, into center city, exactly what we want to see at around 4:48 a.m., moving toward our 5:00 hour. do have minor accident here farm inning ton avenue at north state road, upper pottsgrove. just heads up on that. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. hundreds of people march against racism in cherry hill. the jewish community relations council and goodwyn education center hosed yesterday fifth annual march of remembrance. the march fights bigotry

through holocaust education, the march ended at the ester rob holocaust museum, marchers watched two movies made by local students? the pope calling for a crusade against child exploytation. >> who he is calling on for help in protecting the world's youngest, in this morning's money watch report.

>> big banks release earnings reports this week. what can we expect to hear? >> strong tell tail of the overall economy. investors will be paying close attention to profits and outlooks, from institutions like jp morgan, changes, city group, bank of america, recently embattled wells fargo , on friday here on wall street dow closed down one point, the nasdaq gained four. jim, rahel? >> i understands there is a business directive from higher authority. what's this all about?

>> yes, pope francis spoke with internet companies friday , like facebook, and microsoft, at a summit in rome he asked that their profits be used to defends children from sexual exploytation, on line, the pontiff asked business leaders to do more to filter harmful content and the pope also spoke out against cyber bullying on social media. back to you. >> when the pope speaks, a lot of people listen. >> indeed. >> hena, thank up, see you in the next hour. >> coming up: make sure to grab the umbrella before you head out today. >> katie will track out exactly how bad the rain will be and exactly when in the day it will be back. we will be right back.

>> pretty quiet beginning to the morning, no rain has gun to fall locally, just yet. that certainly is going to change, so do not let this

beautiful picture deceive you, if i'm not mistaken, is that angus shot? yes, saw him out there this morning as i drove into the station. beautiful view for us here, big thanks to our photographer now, we do have some rain that's going to be working its way into our area. as we go throughout the day. it looks as though it will race through our region. so, it will be a drenching mid -day. you can see the bulk of that moisture, that's lifting right now, crossing over the maryland state border. that's what's going to really bring us the bulk of the rainfall here today. you will get soaked when this is coming through. so, specifically into the midday, we probably get through the type of morning rush, and basically gone by the time we hit the typical evening rush, for the most part, so it is mid-day. you know, lunch hours, leading to up it and shortly thereafter that you'll get the bulk of this, model interpretation of how much we'll see, clearly the bulk of the rain will fall, but here in the city we end up with a can you elf tents at the worse , no major problems when it comes to flooding.

you might even get bypassed in southern delaware from this. that's not to say it is not really steamy, high 79 degrees , still feeling very , very tropical out there. high again, 79 degrees, solid ten above what's average. showers likely continue toward night fall. but they look a lot spot year, the later in the day it get, and we only drop to 70. we need a cold front to come through, we need pattern change. that will come along tomorrow. obviously still very warm, but it shouldn't be anywhere near as humid for you with the dew points starting to drop off mid or lower 60s, that will be a breath of proverbial fresh air for us, back to what's at least a lot closer to sees cease on recall from the week on. >> in the world of travel, a lot of construction, right now looking outside, 422, just heads up both directions between trooper and 23, twister first avenue and trooper right lanes compromised. not too far away also talking about a ramp closure closed for week or so, actually will reopen today around 5:00 p.m.

first avenue ramp to route 422 eastbound, that like i said will open at 5:00 p.m. until then you have to use this alternate route 23 ramp going to be your best bet. forty-two freeway at creek road, approach 295, what we are looking at, levels holding steady, quick peak at the ben franklin bridge for those every in you jersey pushing westbound center city looking great. little hazy out, there overall , driving conditions looking really good. now we do have couple of accidents out there, route 422 old swede road, farm inning ton avenue at north state road just heads up. minor accident out there. and we still have more construction crews in cherry hill, they've not moved out of the way either. route 70, between 295 and haddonfield road, one lane block, in each direction, of course, looking at the censor map, everyone still traveling at posted speeds, jim, rahel, back to you. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> eagles fans talk about the game, how they hope the birds will keep the momentum going. and one gigantic gord is worth it weight for the record books

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>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. stepping up. he's going deep. and it is good. at the 15, the ten, the five, touchdown. >> one after another after another and that's just the first quarter, the game that has the eagles gaining momentum, and the fans keeping the fate. >> also, the lights dim in las vegas to remember the victims one week after the deadliest mass shooting in modern us history. >> storm scan3, shows us, what's left of a trouble maker down south, we will tell you about the local impacts we can expect from what used to be hurricane nate. >> we'll tell you it is monday , october 9th, yes, folks, i'm wearing the suit, good