beach errosion, there is moderate chance for that, call it localized beach errosion, some areas, anywhere pretty much from lbi all the way down to cape may, could you get some of that beach errosion, power outage, isolated at best maybe we get some high winds. they knock down some trees, could knock out power if it does hit power pole, power lines, that's whether we will get those power outages. we would also want to just talk quickly about maria. this is now just off the coast of the lesser antilles islands , our fourth major hurricane of the season. now, a category three storm. could potentially become category four as it passes, the lesser antilles it, will hit right toward puerto rico, unfortunately, so lots of folks in puerto rico, don't even have power back yet, from irma, the same goes for areas like saint martin, the us virgin islands, looks like it will be tracking right over top of those same areas again through the day tomorrow, looks like it will be affecting puerto rico as early as 8:00 in the morning on wednesday, as a very strong category four storm. then it will slowly mak

people on the jersey shore are bracing for flood being, high winds, and major beach errosion. we're already seeing t steve keeley joining us now from north wildwood. >> steve, good morning, how does it look today? low tide right now? >> look, i'm going to lose your signal, i'm walking, no questions, i'll walk about two minutes, and the errosion is way worse than major beach errosion, and it is not to the beach. it is to the dunes. just devastated here in north wildwood. we will have to do a long walk because we can't safely get down from how bad it is, and i heard chris o'connell last night saying it is a 6-foot drop. he didn't have any scale. chris, that's like 35-foot drop. so this here you'll see whether i'm standing next to it you'll get an idea. we were on ton of this, stay there where you are, i'll walk up next to there is at low point. so you can see this was all under, this is dirt, then layer of sand. you can see it is well above me. i'm 6 feet tall. you have this. now we walk down here, this is where we lose our signal because we're under this do you know. so we will

more beach errosion, more dangerous rip currents there. look at this buzz saw as we focus on hurricane maria, nearing landfall right now, eastern sections of puerto rico and look at the rain bands really encompassing all of puerto rico right now, about 35 miles away from san juan. get this, they've had gusts over 90 miles per hour. 155-mile per hour category four hurricane. movement to the north and west. impacting puerto rico, all day today, with us is contained winds, at or greater than hurricane force focus next week, parallels the eastern seaboards, more rip current, and more beach errosion on top of what jose has already produced. don't forget to join me on the radio 101.1 more fm. >> so call it 6:19. double trouble on 95, accident involving overturned vehicle, here, again, this is northbound lanes of 95. right before woodhaven road. you can kind of see the vehicle upside down, did a flip over the guardrail here. so, northbound traffic is back up. and now the southbound side, they had emergency crews actually come in, it was easier to

could lead to some issues with beach errosion, too. those two kind of go together.r way little further inland, little closer to philly, and then maybe little further west than that, just some rain showers, and isolated rumble every thunder can't be completely ruled out. in general it looks like it will be some rain showers. again there are threats for some moderate risk for that heavy rain to go along with what we will be seeing with the tropical impact. taking a look at the seven day forecast real quick, zero eight today, 77 tomorrow with the showers, then meisha we do warm it up, as we get into the ends of the week, there, more 80s, humid, too. >> all right, thanks so much, matt. very good morning to all of you. happy monday. so we are looking outside right now at the schuylkill. so the schuylkill has been kind of a problem child all morning long , starting in the 4:00 hour, levels heating up. overnight resurface project. now accident here the schuylkill or excuse me 95 north at route 322, we will talk about the schuylkill coming up in just said, but where we saw

beach errosion, one of the biggest concerns high rip countries being, certainly gusty winds, potential inches every rain, gust us could peak as high as 40 miles per hour, but take a look from this point forwards. once you get past today, this is really looking up for us, lots of sunshine, wednesday, right through the rest of the forecast. and meantime, today, even still, talking breeze, some showers in the city, mainly at the coast where the impact from jose will be felt. meisha? >> okay, katie, thank you so much for that. and very good morning to all of you. so how is our commute going so far? well, so far so good. we do have disable vehicle here, westbound vine, before broad. pulled all the way off to the shoulder. you can see, how busy this is getting eastbound side looking really busy, westbound side, isn't much better. but i will say, not too many brake light going off as you travel on past this disable, although it will change if that doesn't get cleared out of the way after about 6:30, what i would predict on that, construction route 23, over route 422, so traffic has shifted, t

people we spoke with also seemed concerned about possible beach errosion. >> all of these big cliffs, just washing away. >> yes, it is scary for me. the water is a nasty thing. >> storm in this area will take everything right back with it, right back out. >> officials say they've heavy equipment in position ahead of jose, and say they're ready for whatever the powerful storm may leave in it wake. this is live look now for the mobile weather watcher making it way down the shore right now. all morning long, we will be bringing you live streaming pictures, as we go from town to town. >> well, meantime, president trump is expected to focus on north korea and iran before he goes before the united nations general assembly. meg oliver at the un where there is tight security for the gathering of world leaders >> on the eve of his first official address before the un general assembly, president trump posted a dinner with latin american leaders to discuss political stability in venezuela. >> we want it to happen very, very soon. >> this after meeting with french president emanuel mc crohn, and

also, in already seeing tons of beach errosion, on some of the biggest beaches as well, let's getwhere steve keeley is. it is stunning how much errosion is happening right now, steve? >> reporter: well, we've run out of beach, run out of do you know where we are at jfk. >> i'm not sitting on this rock trying to look cool. the water now coming up around us. see the water marks, so i'll ginger will he jumpe while the water is going back there, i'll show you where we r there is the gazebo where everybody was hanging out, see nobody hanging out now, off limit. you can see twhere i was sittins coming up and around. so what happens, there i compro. because it is built on concrete foundation. now you see sand which left of e do you know. i can cut this away. this is concrete. andoocrete now jet out. kind of like what the coyote used to fall off of when chase being the road runner, right? get a sense. the sand is missing completely. like a cave through here now right? you have got these rocks exposed. wasn't to bright going under there, i realize, pipes, remember, they shut the water off here

there could also be some beach errosion. katie is tracking the storm, and will tell us when we will start feeling its effect in her full forecast. >> also, this morning, outrage in atlanta. as georgia tech students set a police car on fire and riot in the street. just few days after officer fatally shot a student. >> nearly 50 protesters marched to the georgia tech police department last night, this was after peaceful memorial vigil for scott shultz, shot and killed by police officer saturday night after officials say the 21 year old refused to put down a knife. his father is accusing the officer of over-reacting. >> and shut was a leader in the pride alliance, two officers suffered minor injuries during the protest, police also arrested several people, as well, during this riot. they charged with inciting a riot and injuring an officer. >> investigators apparently wear tapped former campaign chairman paul manafort before during and after his role in the 2016 presidential election the wiretapping was authorized in 2014 long

the same for beach errosion. then we go with the moderate chance for power outage, high winds could knock over power lines, could knock over trees, that could knock the power out eyewitness weather for us here today. little bit of fog this morning it is humid. we go with high of 08 degrees. showers, breezy for us tomorrow, tuesday, because jose right off the coast, those rain showers would get the outer bands every that, 77 h temperature tomorrow. 80s continue tuesday, excuse me, wednesday, thursday, our first day of fall is friday. but we go for the high temperature of 80 degrees, meisha, so we keep it warm, little muggy all week long. >> look at the weekends. i know jumping the gun a little bit, looking at saturday, sunday but look gorgeous. good morning, everyone, very happy monday morning, so early monday morning to you. looking outside at the schuylkill at montgomery tail light eastbound direction, headlight in the westbound direction. we've been looking at the schuylkill all morning long because of some ove

so that means more beach errosion, more dangerous rip currents for us, and the eastern seaboard.so we're watching jose right now moving away. but once again, will likely move back toward the coast in a weakened state. yes, we have maria to contend, with as far as what's happening with jose, it is churning right now off of the coast of new england. and we're talking about a few plows moving toward us, but, dangerous rip current, and that beach errosion will continue through the weekends, into neck week. back over to you. >> developing right now, they're still searching, trying to find survivors, and pull them out of the rubble there in mexico after that 7.1 quake on tuesday. this is at one of the factories down there, fabric factory down there. they holdup their hands to call for quiet so they can listen, if they hear cries they start digging frantically. they have pulling people out, some survivors there, at least 14 people have been rescued. meanwhile, they are getting little closer to pinpointing the exact location of this 12 year old girl who has been trapped under the debris

and then it will parallel the eastern seaboard, providing more dangerous rip currents, and beach errosion, in the wake of jose. bob kelly? >> scotty, 7:04, we call it, problems continue on 95, 95 northbound there is accident, right before woodhaven road. car this morning involved in a crash flipped up and over the guards rail. noon what would be the grassy ditch here. so northbound 95, jammed solid from pretty much cottman avenue, bumper to bumper to bumper all the way up to woodhaven road about 5 miles. and typically southbound, is where we see all of the volume delays. and that's southbound volume, right here, approaching woodhaven. looks like this guy getting the help, as welshing so north and south 95, jammed, approaching woodhaven, because of that crash. north on the 42 freeway coming in from new jersey, crash right near college drive. that's causing delays headed in toward the walt whitman bridge. and fuel spill here along route 55, northbound, down near vineland. mike and alex back over to you. >> looks like hurricane maria next week, we will have to deal with that along the delawa

so karen, thomas it, could dot same thing that jose did, as far as beach errosion, and dangerous rip currents up and down the eastern seaboard. but right now take a look at this buzz saw, still bringing a lot of heavy rainfall to puerto rico, sections of dominican republic, now category three hurricane, max sustained winds at 115 miles per hour, movement north and west at about 9 miles per hour. so, impacting dominican republic today, then moving right toward the turks and caikos hurricane warnings, posted there, but as we go, in time, into the upcoming weekend, early next week, you can see it parallels the eastern seaboard. between bermuda and cape hatteras. and that is also what the spaghetti plots are painting, so that will mean dangerous surf, rip current, and also more beach errosion, but it looks like a trough next week, will kick it back out to sea. still some uncertainty, we will continue to follow the latest with maria. back over to you. >> and that seems unbelievable, but we have another disaster to talk about, more than 200 people have been killed in that enormous earthqua

beach errosion, inland, some coastal flooding, could be an issue, inland looking for more along the lines every maybe just a shower or maybe an isolated thunderstorm, as the tropical system tracks close to us, in the part of neck week. weekends: eighty-five today, 83 tomorrow, warm, muggy, throwing in a shower maybe an isolated rumble every thunder chance both saturday, sunday, not wash out, definitely don't need to cancel your outdoor plans, just keep eye to the sky. shower chance for us monday, jan, 77 on tuesday, again, that's our tropical moisture from jose. then we get warm, but we clear things out for wednesday, thursday and friday next week. >> look at all of the sun, matt. >> i know, we got to soak it up. >> thank you. still ahead on "eyewitness news": action packed thriller hit the box office. a cia recruit team teams up with a season vet to try to prevent a world war. our own ukee washington takes you inside american assassin, so, when it's your turnt to do the shopping and you need to get... raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... bananas for mom...wait, what's a jicama

shore communities could be dealing with rough seas and beach errosion from low say, but we could seeatie for a look at the forecast. >> you know, jim, looks like this is in fact placing us close to past through the del bear time prime in the p.m. rain showers building in from the coast and further inland as they wrap in, you notice that, just looking at the way this is rotating through. so, philly has yet to actually see a raindrop, but, dow think that we are going to see couple of showers, very likely , a breeze, quite noticeable in the city, but then through tonight, specific to the shore, of course, where you will have the main impact from this. rainfall rates up to 2 inches in total, could be a lot worse than that, beach errosion, rip currents, are the other big concerns that we have to worry about, and coastal flood warnings also are posted up and down the shore points including in delaware, right through overnight hours. now, through the rest of this forecast, really does get a lot better, jose still nearby, but shouldn't cause too many problems, only just rough surround every

beach errosion, coastal flooding, always a problem with these kind of storms. little further inland, closer to us, here, in philly, we could be looking for some showers or isolated rumble every thunder. not just hoe says, but also tropical depression 14 out there spiraling also in the open ocean. could potentially become tropical system lee, if it does get named. storm scan3 closer to home, not too much happening out there. and our future weather shows few showers for us today. really looks like little bit of fog could develop tonight into tomorrow morning. then another chance for maybe shower or two, on our sunday and into monday, as well. here is your seven day forecast, 85 today. eighty-three tomorrow. spotty shower chances. then we could see one day of 70s, jan, on tuesday, high of 77 there, with the showers possible, that actually could be a little bit of jose, as it continues to spiral up the coast. >> all right, matt, thank you. >> well, a lot of hard work goes into keeping the ground of 1600 pennsylvania avenue in tip top shape. just ask a little boy fr

waves along the massachusetts southern shores, now downed powers lines, power outages, minor beach errosionegion. >> i don't want to be on a house on stilts. >> i don't want to, so we will take this, kate. >> i yes, so short wet they are weekends, katie? >> shore weather? >> not too short, jim. keep it classy. >> like knee lent? >> get your bermudas out. >> bermudas, yes. >> absolutely, you're going to be sweating otherwise, or swit hzing over the weekend. we'll make a word. get on your twitter machine. >> okay, so, we do still have, again, you guys said it, renmant of jose, technically now coined a post property call cyclone, you can see some of the bands still striking those eastern shores of massachusetts, we are just far enough west, though, that it is not really messing with us too much. with that said, you're going to enjoy the off season at the shore this weekend, have really nice looking beach weather, but i would really strongly advise that you stay on dry land. because the storm is still, even though weakening, still churning up the surf. so keeping the rip countries being dangero

get some on shore flow with the northwesterly wind, northeasterly wind, and get some possible beach errosion, coastal flooding could be a problem as well, areas that usually flood, have high chance to, and some rain showers will be possible as we get little further inland. overall, it looks like here is our tropical storm watch, gusty winds, could be as high as maybe 50, 06 miles an hour at times, and that goes into effect tomorrow. for today, we get up to high temperature of 08 degrees, little morning fog, some sunshine this afternoon, meisha, we do have the rain showers tomorrow. associated with jose. then we start out fall friday with a high of 80. >> well, that's some good news , the drive tomorrow might be well it will be impacted, i should say, good morning, happy monday. so looking out here to the resurface project on the schuylkill eastbound between the turnpike and the blue route. getting used to there is guys, looks like might be picking up the cones now, so they must be backing up, cleaning them out. heads up though. look how many vehicles are already out there, not even in the 5:

us, indirect impacts remain, strong surf, rip currents, possibility of coastal flooding, minor beach errosion, all of the things that tends to happen with a storm like this nearby, likely to happen this time around. that ex stands past our coastline up through new england. meanwhile, see more clouds here today. but looks like pretty nice day just still about 10 degrees above average. and humid, as well, so it doesn't really feel like fall. tonight, there may even be patchy fog that develops, if not this morning, but looking forward we do finally see the change in the pattern take place as early as thursday, but specially friday. and the weekends. barely hit 70 saturday, meisha >> i was just looking at that, katie, thank you so much for all of that information. very good morning to all of you, happy tuesday. yep. on the 4:00 hour, already we are getting busy. but it is because of construction, not congestion levels obviously, construction here, hopefully clearing out of the way right now, schuylkill westbound at 30th street. closed, talking about this yesterday. this is overnight construction

gusts or more possible, especially tomorrow, rough surf, ten to 16 feet, possibly significant beach errosionll of one to 2 inches with tidal flooding. so, not a lot of rain, but the winds and everything else, could be worse, believe me, but we're already starting to get couple of showers, we're on the very outer edges of this storm, we have a lot of fog up in the pocono mountains as we just saw, atlantic city, kind of foggy, as well. 70 degrees in the city, 70 in dover, 62 in mount pocono, and 72 degrees in wildwood. with a lot of cloud cover today, not expecting to get out of the 70s, and we will be watching jose very closely tomorrow, of course, as it passes by our area, just off the coast, and the significant effect we just showed you will be felt mostly along the shore lines. now, sunshine comes out in the afternoon on wednesday, thursday is the final day of summer and it will be about 82 e beautiful first day of autumn, as well, and so far, karen? >> high. >> so good on the weekends. wait until i toss back to you because i almost forgot to do this last time. this wednesday, we partner w

maybe beach errosion rowings, rough surf. >> increase of rip current, high risk of rip kent down the e today it will be gorgeous day down the shore, gorgeous day in the delaware beaches. but, be aware, because the ocean could be rather rough at times high risk of rip current sunny skies on the sands, temperatures down the show low mid 80s, nice, latter up the sunscreen, uv index with the abundant sunshine, winds out of the northeast around five to 10 miles per hour. >> high temperature of 09 degrees, then tonight real quiet night, setting up, mostly clear skies not going to be feeling like fall until the end of the week, and next week. look at that. >> i like the heat because it will be snowing in no time. >> time to check the roads, lets guess to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi,. >> the big news is construction, how much, everything seems to be clearing up, we've had our eye on though project here this morning, but just major update pennsylvania update slows all morning, that started midnight for overhead sign work on the i59 project. obviously headache, now reopened i

middle latter part of next week for more dangerous rip current, also surf and unfortunately, that beach errosionback over to you >> talking about this because maria destroyed everything in its path over the last 24 hours, puerto rico, their emergency management director saying that puerto rico has lost all power to the entire island, and most form of communication for more than 100,000 puerto ricans, who live here in philadelphia. it is about 130,000 puerto ricans who live in philadelphia. they can't reach their loved ones. >> so, jenny joyce is joining us now, in fairhill, with i guess, what's being done today? >> mike anal he can, large portion of the 130,000 people from puerto rico who live here in philadelphia live in the fair hills section of the city, which is where we are live. and at this hour, many people are still sleeping. so we haven't caught up with them yet to get an update. but as of last night, our bruce gordon was out about in this neighborhood. he talked to several people. most people said it had been couple every days since they last talk to their friends and their family memb

of his pan old a, does the same thing that jose has been doing, damaging the beaches with the beach errosiond the rough surf. so look at the buzz saw, moving over puerto rico. and look at the power outage index, as we go in time. we are talking extensive damage, and millions will be without power. back over to you. >> have you heard anything from, st. croix, got direct hit last night whether everybody was asleep here in philadelphia. >> i have not. we know the radar source has been knock off line for san juan puerto rico. we can't get the radar imagery in right now, nor can we get the current sustained wind gusts. the last recorded gust there sustained at 91 miles per hour. >> if you have family, friends, loved ones, of any casino who live in puerto rico, saint thomas, saint john, st. croix, anywhere in the virgin islands, either british, virgin islands or american virgin islands, let us know, have you heard from them? >> because i have been talking with people, one of my friends her mother lives in puerto rico. she said do you have sit and wait. that's the worse part. they don't have servic

into the latter part of this week, so as far as impacts at home mainly coastal so, toss bridge beach errosionh risk riff current, surround r of through the week. so the rip countries being very high, throughout the day today. beach-goers, be aware, even though, the forecast is calling for a an absolutely stunning beach day, sunny skies on temperatures, low mid 80s, very high uv index, latter up the sunscreen as well. here is your forecast for today. sunny, un sees unseasonably hot. numbers well above average for this time of year. forecasting high temperature right around this, 90 degrees, for tonight, very quiet night. very clear night, 70 for the overnight low temperature, then your next seven days, well, looks like this, hot one monday high of 89. still hot, humid, some sunshine, humid tuesday, 88 wednesday, 84 thursday, then, jan, looking for more fall like weather, 70s in the forecast in time for next weekend. >> looks beautiful. thank you, chelsey. time now 8:49. time to check the roads as and let's go over to amanda mueller. hi, amanda. >> jan, good news here, the earlier accident we'v

so the beaches are already dealing with a lot of errosion and rip current, so the trend will continue with maria once again category three hurricane impacting sections of the dominican republic, moving toward the turks and caikos, but san juan puerto rico, many locations, saw anywhere from 20, 30 inches of rainfall, so the recovery will be great as they continue to deal with that. so once again, here is the latest from the national hurricane center, on what is happening, 70 miles north of punta cana dominican republic, a lot of resort, and tourism in those areas. next in line see during the day tomorrow into the early part of the weekends, still major category three hurricane one again watch our coast early next week. rain bands will be impacting sections of dominican republic, moving towards the turks and caikos, very large wind field, with this system, as well. hurricane force winds, outwards from that center, about 60 miles tropical storm force winds, 150. so the brunt of the storm later on today, will move away from hispaniola, dominican republic, haiti, move towards the turks and