>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >> in for the touchdown. matt owens. >> merrill reese with a call on wip as the eagles take down washington in prime time. the birds now have the best records in the nfl. we'll have the big moments from last night's game. and storm scan3 shows heavy rain headed to our area right now, so just how bad will it be during your morning commute? katie has the answer sentencing at the time day for set owe william. >> i'm got the suit on. >> let's check the forecast with katie ander.

>> a the love patterns going on there. >> yes. >> good morning, everybody. one of them classy. >> and, excuse me, you've got your dress red. >> i it is ready. so at the 5:00 and the 6:00 i'll be putting on. >> that's quality merchandise there. >> we are so excited. on fire. right now, no accidents, a lot of construction, we'll get to that in a little bit. >> keep in mind no accident right now, we want to keep it that way. but the rain is out there. so in team spirit, with eagles green on the radar, yet again out there, guys, finally, moving in, that rain, and it is coming down pretty heavily in some spots. take a look, get radar 101 the brighter the shade, in other words, yellows, that you're seeing, heavier the intense it , pouring over a big chunk of delaware. stowe will be with us really throughout the day. you're not going to see a total wash out everywhere all day long, it is a cold front,

not as widespread because of. that will however, we have the possible tonight see this rain coming through really at any time. and it is also very warm at the onset, one of the ingredients that we need, the possibility evening stronger thunderstorms to erupt at some point today. that's a concern we'll talk much more as the morning progresses here, for now getting you out the door, mild start, rain moving in, umbrellas required. again, could be some stronger thunderstorms embedded within all of this mess, throughout the course of the day. so not the press yes, sir day but sure is a sweet feeling after last night. >> sure is. thanks so much, katie, you got that right. looking outside right now, so right now i guess it would be enjoy the drier roadways, if i can say that, because they are actually looking pretty good right now. like i said at the desk, no accidents, for right now, so we'll see what happens when the rain starts to fall more heavily. outside, we do have construction, schuylkill between vine and blued. until 5:00 a.m. of course i'll let you know, but you can see the markers

still in the roadway there. ninety-five south at cottman, looking he can actually as it should coming around the s curve. neighbors and friends, but ben franklin bridge, take a lack at this, from jersey in philly , left side, looking so quiet. we do have construction route 30 white horse pike, warwick and evesham avenue. one lane blocked in each direction. we are talking about more construction in cherry hill coming up in the next ten minutes, jim and rahel, back to you. >> and as you can see, from the suit to the eagles have won again, they've now 15 straight games. >> but the huge win may have come at a cost. quarterback carson wentz through touchdown passes, at a rocking lincoln financial field. how about that? game tying 64 yards ers to collins, yes, in the thirds quarter pro-bowler jason peters, though, he was injured , the birds also lost linebacker hicks. we'll see how badly they're hurt. birds go onto win it 34-24,

the eagles say carson wentz is the real deal. >> you hit the line. check like a vet. not just a second year in the league, but like i've been doing this for a long time. then you throw a dime for a touchdown. >> i feel confident in all of the guys. you know, i just got to get the ball to them, make the plays, and we're picking up big chunks down the field. and guys are winning. and i'm just putting there. >> carson wentz also rare phon career high 64 yards, more on the game coming up in the next hour. >> and that explosive game from the birds certainly gave fans a lot to cheer about. >> "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff live at the melrose diner in south philadelphia where the fires are still fired up this morning, good morning, henry. >> reporter: good morning, jim , we can't all have a victory suit. so i got hooked up with a cup of victory coffee, definitely more my speed. there are few fans here right now, kind of recovering from celebrating perhaps a little too hard. if you can even celebrate a little too hard after such a big victory. but, we were at chicky's

earlier when the celebration was in full swing, talking to some fans actually at the game , take a listen. >> it was wild, wild, awesome in there, place was electric, and that was a huge win. >> it is crazy, we couldn't even imagine we would be in this spot. >> the kid went is unbelievable. i have no idea how he does the things he does with that football once it is in his hands, but it doesn't make any sense what he can do. physically. he gets out attack he will, to m play. >> so let me tell you a little bit more about my mission this morning, if you stay with us through 5:00 and 6:00 i'll go ahead and talk to some of the people trickling in, talking it about the victory. i'll score myself some victory bacon, my goal this morning, getting victory bacon here at the melrose diner. we'll talk to the wait staff. they say it was rocking at 2:00 in here as people recovered from celebrating out

there. but for now, live from south philly, henry rossoff, cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >> following breaking news this morning, police make gruesome discovery they find woman murdered and stuffed inside trash bag in the city tioga section. officers say they found the woman's body on the 1800 block of westmoreland street, just after 1:00 a.m. they say partially inside a bag, partially on the sidewalk investigators say she had trauma to her face and head. live update coming up in the next hour. >> also, it is sentencing day for former philadelphia da seth williams. williams faces to up five years in prison. he pleaded guilty to a bribery charge in the middle of his federal corruption trial in june. democrat resigned from office and was immediately taken into custody. last week williams officially lost his law license. meantime the candidates vying to replace seth williams will clash in another debate tonight. will square off against republican opponent, beth

grossman at the temple bet zion, 18th and spruce street, debate hosted by center city resident association and moderated by chris brennan of the philadelphia inquire. it is free and open to the public and starts at 7:00 p.m. >> philip ear, police arrested him on child pornography charges earlier this month. commissioners red his resignation letter allowed during the meeting last night. investigators say they found hundreds of graphic images on his computer. the 66 year old has photos many some children as young as two. he will continue to serve on the board because it is not legally remove him until there is a conviction, his preliminary hearing is set for thursday. >> a special election will be held this spring for the seat of former congressman tim murphy. governor wolf made the announcement yesterday, murphy reps the pittsburgh area. text messages showed that the anti-abortion republican encouraged his mistress to have an abortion when he thought she was pregnant. the election scheduled for march 13 of next year.

gunman accused every going on deadly rampage in maryland and delaware last week will first be tried in delaware. prosecutors say will then go on trial in maryland. authorities say the 37 year old shot five co-workers in edgewood, maryland. three of them died. then to up wilmington, he shot acquaintance. charges against prince in delaware include an attempted murder. maryland he faces first degree murder and attempted murder charges. >> a 16 year old girl stabbed during a fight not far from olney charter high school. now philadelphia police are looking for the girl's attacker. it happened on rising sun avenue just few blocks from the boulevard in olney yesterday afternoon. cell phones captured the chaotic scene. dozens every teens started fighting, other stood by and watched. that's when someone stabbed the young girl in her side. officers and school employees jumped into to break up the fightment one maybe or tells " eyewitness news," that fights like this are look ago every day problem. >> so what happens is once one starts fighting, these kids are waiting for the bus here, once one starts fighting, it

is like a mob. they all run to that location. and i seen them, the fighting, pulling hair. >> police returned the victim to the hospital where she is in critical condition. >> two advanced urgent care clinics in philadelphia are among those raided by federal authority across our region yesterday. this one in willow grove, montgomery county was also searched the the fbi task force is investigating whether prescriptions were synthetic opioids like oxycodone. some work near the willow grove location suspected something wasn't quite right. >> and when you go past and you see a lot of people just hanging out, you kind of look -- it looked suspicious, but you weren't possibly sure about it. >> every day i was like opens hour and an hour and a half before it opens. >> advanced urgent care locations are part of the investigation, unclear if the raids led to any arrests. >> meantime, attorney general josh shapiro says that access to opioids and other drugs is

the single largest problem facing pennsylvania. he spoke with "eyewitness news " yesterday, about an investigation into the epidemic by attorneys general from 40 other states. shapiro plans not only to go after pharmaceutical companies , but doctors and nurses as well. >> this crisis knows no missile bound, black, white, brown, rich, poor, male, female, it hit absolutely everybody. it hits the star athlete on the main line, who blows out his knee, gets prescribed oxycontin, and west's in high school, by 21 he's dead of heroin overdose. >> shapiro says in pennsylvania, 13 people die from opioid overdoses every day. >> the philadelphia police department will soon patrol the streets in high-tech cars designed to keep officers safer. >> 150 new cruisers in the fleet come with balistic shields on the doors and windows, also equipped with technology that allows an officer to trip a traffic signal and change it to green. the cars emergency lights are

on. new fleet arrives in december. >> well, coming up: scary moment for passengers on board a jet blue flight. >> we'll tell you what happened shortly after the it took off that led the crew to declare an emergency. >> southern most point marker restored after it was damaged during hurricane irma. we'll tell you why fixing the monument was so important to that community. hey, guys. where are the cookies for the... bake sale? bake... bake sale? need to bake in a hurry? use new country crock buttery sticks with sunflower oil. there's no softening required.

so baking is delicious and easy. ooh, cookies! ah, ah, ah! (laughter)

>> 238 proposals, hoping to be the home of the company's second headquarters. amazon kicked off hunt for seconds headquarters, philadelphia, delaware county, ac and camden among the places in our area that submitted bids. the on line retail is her promise to go bring 50,000 new jobs, and spend up to 5 billion, that's with a b, dollars. amazon will announce the second headquarters will rebuild next year. >> well, some tense months for passengers a boards jet blue flight when the plane makes an emergency landing. after striking some birds.

plane landing saferly at new york jfk airport last night. few hours earlier, the plane took off from boston on it way to las vegas. shortly after take off, the plane struck the birds, prompting the crew to declare an emergency. the faa couldn't return to boston due to the wet their. >> key west iconic southern most point marker is restored to it former glory. damaged last month. when hurricane irma slammed into the florida keys, massive concrete monument ex-marine navigational buoy, the southern most point of lands in the continental us. 4-ton structure had to be re stucco, prime, and lettering had to be repainted by hands. key west's mayor says it is something that had to be done. >> for key west to really recover, we had to have this monument back painted again, so people could come here again, and take their picture and feel like something cheryle when they visit key west. >> key west was not jeer just ly impacted when hurricane irma hit the keys. it reopened to is verse

earlier this month, as harder hit areas continue to recover. >> anybody that has been to key west has a picture next to that marker. >> understandable, absolutely. and really is cool. to conceptual, i'm in the southern most pointer of the entire right there. >> today, as opposed to staying here? >> pretty warm and muggy down there, too, but if you are not a fan of the rain, you don't want to be here today. looks like it is coming. actually already here for some of us, too, but look at the organization, isn't that a good looking storm, jim? beautifully organized, yes. >> eagles green. >> i know. it will be bringing in rain for a lot of folks. this is still going to be the lynch pin for us to see pretty substantial change in our overall weather pattern. the colds front most specifically of this larger system that bridges about the change. and right now, it is bringing in some rain. specially through the west most suburbs, but, you can see

how this is encroaching across the delmarva peninsula, kent county getting clobbered with soaking rain. okay, back edge to this, couple of hours worth every rain and we're done, right? not so fast. this is moving through somewhat slowly. so better portion of the day will feature some rain. will it and total wash out? no. you'll have rounds every rain coming through, how much, some of it will in fact be heavy. also some thunderstorms, which could in fact even be on the strong side, especially if we brighten up at all in any given location. solitariesing in portions of the area. 76 degrees, though, for the expected daytime high. we're close to that already. so this is that warm up that you tends to see, classic set up, before the temperatures drop off, colder catches up to us, and skies try to clear out at least little bit. now looking forward, we are going to be in overall sunny pattern headed into wednesday, thursday, and even beyond that point. but the temperatures definitely take a hit. solid nine, ten, degrees drop off, one day to the next, then held back to only 60 by

thursday. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much for that. very good morning to all of you. we are looking outside right now, to some construction on the schuylkill, so schuylkill eastbound between vine and south street, it is closed right now, looks like it will be closed until 5:00 a.m. i'll let you know as soon as it clears. our friend here, squad car sitting with light on, see the markers in the roadway letting you know you cannot go any further. it will start to slow us down in the 5:00 hour. hopefully right at the top of the five that kind of moves out of the way. looking at the vine, looking good, westbound jumping on the schuylkill, looking great. eastbound side, certainly starting to heat up overall looking very normal. same story here, 42, 42 freeway northbound at creek road, approaching 295 looking normal. looking typical. typical until worlds of travel not a bad thing. downed tree here, dennis township new jersey, route 47, delsea drive, closed at paper mill. you will have to use your alternate. creek mill road will be your best bet around that, plus seeing all green everywhere else. looking good in that area as side from the downed tree.

construction here white horse pike between warwick road and evesham avenue, one lane blocked in each direction, rahel, jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. warning for pennsylvania drivers, you may be pulled over when out every state for obeying pennsylvania's license plate law. >> it is all over registration stickers, what penndot says you should do when it happens to you. "eyewitness news" con

>> pennsylvania drivers listen up, if you still have small registration sticker on your license plate you could be at risk every being pulled over. they stopped issuing the stickers last year, old stick remembers expired even if the actual vehicle registration isn't. penndot spokesperson says there have been at least three instances of pa drivers getting pulled over out of state. >> politely explain to the officer that pennsylvania laws have changed, no longer requiring the sticker to be affixed to the plate, cents

officer can check it out. >> i was wondering why i didn't get one this time. you can remove the sticker, but it is not required. time 5:51, time for business news. >> diane king hall joins us from the new york took stock exchange, good morning, diane, so heard a lot about law lawmakers looking to cap requirement saves program. what's the latest on that? >> president trump says there won't be any changes to popular 401k retirement programs. >> that republicans were considering limiting the amount workers could save in retirement accounts, as part of tax overhaul. now, those tax deferred 401k plans have helped millions of americans save for their sunset years. >> this was certainly worrying 55 million us workers polled some $5 trillion in their 401k account. then i want to give you quick check, braking recent winning streak, do you fell 54 points, nasdaq gave back 42.

>> my head nearly spun off. >> yes. >> when i heard. that you know me, february 9th , 2026. that's retirement date. >> well, diane, it is early in the day to talk about this. but i understand you won't be able to order wine on line adam son now, so what's the latest on this? >> that's right. you got say so long to vino adam son after five years, amazon wine is shutting down, e commerce reportedly sent out e-mail to wine sellers yesterday saying it will be closing the business by year's end. the company says the issue is existing law surrounding alcohol sales, and an inability to change by working with regulators, to change them, rather. amazon says it can't operate a marketplace for the drink. still unclear if it will complicate plans to expand alcohol delivery through prime now and amezega son press, so those pieces of the puzzle remain to be seen. >> i don't know why wine and alcohol can't be sold everywhere. >> i don't understand. >> and you have to wonder for my wine coolers.

>> i know. >> stop rolling your eyes there,. >> diane, see you in the next hour. >> thank you. >> good day for wine cooler after allment changes on the way after the rain today. >> katie, not only are we dealing with the rain today, but then a big cool down. >> let's put this out there. never good day for a wine cool er. >> yes, it is. >> but today is a good day to pack the umbrella we're going to be dealing with that rain, throughout the day, and then the eventual major pattern change, with much cooler conditions. how big is the nose dive? the answer after the b

i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughsah! hey, chad! i missed you. ah! i was in the tree watching you, and then i fell. i'm not eating pizza from the trash. then i discovered mucinex. huge difference. one pill lasts 12 hours, and i'm good. oh, here kitty, kitty...ah! not a cat, not a cat! why take 4-hour medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours.

start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >> franklin institute in the distance here, certainly cloudy sky overhead. look in the lower corner of your screen, see the flags in logan square there starting to waiver in the breeze, or they've been waving in the breeze. funny i actually heard the

refers russ egg outside my house, and i thought the rain had start, hadn't quite started but the breeze certainly noticeable feature out there today, possibly even some strong if not severe thunderstorms could rumble through, specially if you had the chance to bryant up. at the moment, storm scan certainly filling in here, you're going to start to encounter some wet field cameras over there, meisha johnson, the morning progresses here, but at least in philly right now, no rain just yet. it is on the way, though, knocking on our door as we speak w that said, this is part every larger system, so the colds front little sluggish, it will take good portion of the day it clear out. that's why even though it looks like there is back edge to this, it is not just once and done. >> this will be with us off and on throughout the day. it is also the warmest day we've got of the pack here. we take a look forward, we definitely cool down tomorrow. but the coolest day comes thursday. dealing with clouds overhead. friday, saturday, really look nice. but possibility for some soaking rain cents as early as sunday, again, meisha. >> katie we know what that rain means this morning for the commute. it will just get busy and

slow. thank you so much, katie. looking outside right now, so enjoy the dry roadways, especially in philadelphia, as we have been right nowment looking outside, looking at construction project, between vine and south, which had the highway actually closed now been lifted so that's all cleared, just before 5:00 a.m. , as they had promised. blue route near mid-county 422 near route 29, starting to heat up little quicker than what we just saw on the blue route. then this downed tree, dennis township, new jersey, dels eye drive, your alternate, creek mill road will be your best bet. jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" more on the birds big win, pat is here to break down the big plays, plus hear from the players about carson wentz's performance. >> then we will tell you where a blistering heatwave is so intense, some schools are cancelling class. >> we will look back at 50 years of zero six minute, and we will tell but a new book on the iconic series, we're back

at the top of the hour.

cbs presented by target.... urban agriculture and community greening are helping cities become more sustainable for the future. and that's why target has partnered with the nonprofit greensgrow in philadelphia. the novel idea was... can we put a farm in the heart of the city and really put food directly accessible to the people that were eating it. i think it's very important for us to come outside of target and really be inside of peoples' communities, as well. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target.

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> wentz looking, looking, still looking, and it is caught, and in for the touchdown. >> get it, get it colin, carson wentz, and the eagles, giving us all a reason to dance this morning. celebrating the huge win today , a look at the big moment from last night. >> and the eagles win even makes a rainy day seem a little bert. storm scan3 showing the line of storms headed our way, just in time for the morning commute. katie here to time it all out for us, and when we can see some severe wetter. >> also, following some breaking news, a shocking discovery outside this home that has detectives searching for answers