good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. eagles are in south philadelphia gearing up for 2015. and birds have had a lot of changes since last season. "eyewitness news" sports reporter pat gallon is live for us at the linc, very loud link, with a look at today's kick off. hey, pat? >> fans finally in here early this morning it, opened at 10:00 a.m., and as you can see behind me, there is a lot going on here, actually the first open practice of the season, alumni day, then on august 9th, it will be the military day here lincoln financial field, but as you can see behind me, the fans have certainly filed in for a tuesday afternoon, not too bad, the fans have been ready to go, really been ready to go all off season waiting for this moment to happen. then in a month, wait being for the regular season to to get underway. obviously with the training camp underway, a lot of the talk has been about the quarterback position, one being sam bradford, looked pretty good so far, in the camp in the first two days,

there is a bit of confusion out there, pat ciarrocchi, clears it all up next. >>> big mess for bounty hunters, they storm a house but it turns out bad guy not inside wait until you hear who is. >>> new at 6:00 call them angels and the airport, two, tsa agents are hailed as heroes for their life saving actions at philly than the national, our matt rivers has the amazing story, we will

today pat ciarrocchi spoke to those inmates and got a first look at the chair. >> reporter: you're looking at the hands of the craftsmen, they have cut, tooled, glued, sanded to perfection, a simple, but grand chair. >> we can actually say i helped sit a chair that the pope will sit in. so, that is great. >> reporter: chair is a gift to pope francis crafted by inmates at the philadelphia industrial correctional center. steven brooks is the director of the prison industries programs. >> to work on something of this magnitude is really good for them and their self esteem and good for the the program. >> reporter: the media was given rare access to see the work in progress and meet the inmates whose hands have shaped these pieces of american walnut. edgar williams says his excitement is beyond words. >> i feel like i can cry right now. it gives me a lot of hope. it lets me know that somebody out here cares about me as far as the faith and he is taking his time out to visit the inmates. >> reporter: seeing the

>>> good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. another massive dive for the stock market at day's opening. >> the dow now in correction mode trying to make up for some of those big losses. here's a live picture of the big board which shows the numbers down even lower than last week, which was the worse week for the dow in four years. correspondent jill wagner shows us how low it can go, and why wall street is headed south. >> reporter: the dow jones plummeted again at the opening bell, dropping more than 1,000 points in the first few minute of trading. >> for me, it felt like the crash of 87. >> the sell off continued last week's tumble on wall street, the dow plunged 530 points friday, its worse session in four years. and the markets worse week since 2011. >> fears of china's economic slow-down are shaking investors, stocks fell across asia monday morning, which china's main index tumbling 8.5%. it biggest one day lost in eight years. >> this is a re-pricing of the global stock market.

the as our pat ciarrocchi tells us, concern is rising about the security and just how much of an impact the visit will have on those who live, and work, in philadelphia. >> reporter: parkway and pope, keeping him safe and giving him access he wants, it is biggest challenge of the secret service and all of its law enforcement partners. >> those are kind of two fairly defined extreme. somewhere in between, we want to have a appropriate level of security and a great level of access. >> reporter: perimeters, security zones and access may not be made public until as late as three weeks before pope frances lands on philly soil. push and pull of information around secret service has some smashing their teeth but not sarah a hurtz, the vp of the museum operations at the academy of natural sciences who has been in meetings with the secret service. >> they are not mandating whether we open or close in anyway. >> reporter: but with the

good afternoon, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von von von tiehl. gloomy skies out there right now. >> let's get to meteorologist, katie fehlinger, tracking the forecast in the weather center, may be storming today. >> really looking at more of scattered variety at this point of some showers, some thunderstorms, some could be little feisty. you know, we do have a slight or i should say marginal risk, rather, for severe storms to fire up eventually at some point here today. and that's just because we're waiting on the passage of frontal boundery, that's what's got to happen. front has to cross, then going to clear out, and because it hasn't done so just yet it, looks as though both of our typical commutes certainly the morning was affected it, also now looks like the p.m. commute will also be impacted by these storms. so, let's take you outside first and for most here, live look for you on "skycam 3", we actually have some rain right now over philadelphia. it is the tiniest little pocket, though, when you look at storm scan3, look at this, you got to

here's pat ciarrocchi with more. >> reporter: now is the time for all of us to declare, i'll be there. because this is not a moment to be missed. >> donna far he will, executive director and cheer leader in chief for the world meeting of families, lifted the veil on the campaign, and, its official buttons, to get the reach in sight. to not just watch from a far but to participate in the pope francis visit. >> we are renew jerseying the center city area from south street to girard avenue and delaware river to 38th street, as the the francis festival grounds. >> reporter: renaming, of the traffic box. that frame for extensive road closures in center city. add to that closures of the major highways and ben franklin bridge, and warnings of walking for miles to pope francis events, anxieties among residents and businesses have run high. the mayor, tried to turn the narrative. >> it is meant to be joyful. today's focus is on cultivating some of that joy, engagement a and pride report report mayor nutter and world meeting leadership set out shop on it side jack's firehouse in the fairmount n

now pat ciarrocchi has the inside look at all of what you need to know for the pope coming to philly. >> reporter: pope francis likes access to his people. he reaches, he touches, and in philly, it may be more difficult. >> this huge event has in fact been classified as a national special security event by the secretary of the department of home land security. >> reporter: so within the traffic box with limited driving permitted, now we have learned of two more color coded layers of secure perimeters. on ben franklin parkway, down market street, and around independent mall. fences will be in place, in the black area, car access will be forbidden starting friday night, in the red area, people access by metal detectors saturday morning. for businesses near papal zone a hot line license activated next week regarding deliveries and trash pick up. in the meantime they are planning. >> we're actually going to

pat ciarrocchi tells thaws this cross carries a powerful message. >> reporter: mercy, pope francis speaks a lot about mercy, and now students at mercy vocational high school are opening a door to mercy, too. >> the pope on the stage in the united states, inside philadelphia, city that he loves. >> reporter: doorway to francis call for morsi is through ten the foot tall, 4-foot wide, white cross, designed and shaped by the carpetry students at mercy vocational. >> this cross will be the center piece, for the the world meeting of families, youth congress. >> reporter: the student and their partner teachers, opened their shop to the media to open and up veil the mercy prayer cross. the its curbed shape and its cross, within a cross, symbolizing a call to embrace those in need, with a merciful heart. >> we had research like the material that we had to use, we had to find that was durable to be able to have my

good afternoon everyone i'm pat ciarrocchi. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. our other top story after a please event week sunnies shining but heat and humidity are on the rise. the lets check in with meteorologist kayla grogan on the cbs-3 sky deck. >> it feels fantastic. this is a good hair day or humidity between 35 and 40 percent. the beautiful. unfortunately though that part of the sunshine day will go away and we will see heat and humidity creep in and 90's on the way not just for weekend but men to next week. the lets look live at storm scan three, and you can see it is barely a blip in the sky, it is just gorgeous out there, nice, clear, in problems at all, to speak of. temperatures in the bad at all. we're already in the 80's in philadelphia you can see 75 in mount pocono. one of those lucky people to skip out early from work today and head to the beach, whether you are in cape may or any point north or south you will see those 80's, already today. it will be beautiful there at the shore, warmer there as we get that off shore flow happening, what we'r

good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. thousands of people are logging onto septa's on line lottery for the chance to buy regional rail passes for next month's visit by pope francis. >> i'm erika von tiehl. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch shows you the ticketing system that went down last tight, but now up and running. >> the lottery ask live, since 12:01 a.m., septa linking to its papal pass lottery running until 11:59 tonight. >> no matter what time you enter your lottery submission, everyone has the same chance of being selected. >> on the site, you will enter your time, date, three rail station preferences, only 18 will run, your e-mail address, and then, wait. once the lottery shuts down, its system weeds out suspicious and fraudulent entries, then thursday, emails go out to buyers who want chance to purchase up to ten passes each. by the way, only 350,000 are for sale. >> i'm not going to stress right now. i just take one day at a time. >> septa's lottery comes after last month's try at selling passes on line

. >>> jessica, our pat ciarrocchi got a taste of the trek to come. members of the media joined transportation officials, for papal visit preview walk. pat walk side by side with a pair of new jersians who will cross the bridge to see the pope when he arrives in late september. she joins us from the art museum. i couldn't tell but i hope you brought your flats, walking shoes. >> reporter: this was not a high heel day i did wear my walking shoes today, ukee. in theory a few hundred thousand people could be walking over ben franklin bridge from the new jersey side. when new jersey transit officials decided to try out that route we decided to join them and we asked a couple friend to join us. >> this is a nice way to start. >> reporter: sacrifice, it is word that, yvette says with a ease of the woman filled with faith. today her faith journey took her ape her friend, nancy up and over the benjamin franklin bridge from camden. >> i think a lot of people will be able to do it. they may not be able to walk the older people but we are walking to day. that day

. >> i'm pat ciarrocchi. day two of the heat and humidity, and there, here is the question, any break-in site for those every house aren't on the beach this week. >> first check on the forecast, outside on the skydeck, i know you are feeling the steam out, there kyla. >> now, if you are sitting by pool today with a glass of lemonade, probably perfect. but, if you're out running your errands, or if you think you'll take a jog this afternoon, i don't think it is so great. very steamy out here. temperatures already getting up into the upper 80s, in fact, we take a look at current temperatures right now, check it out, philadelphia 87 degrees, wilmington, 87 degrees, you see trenton at 86 degrees, even atlantic city already at the 86 degrees mark. now, we've seen the clouds move out big reason, cloudy skies this morning, see most of it pushed out to sea, as we look at where we are going, 90 degrees, 84 at the shore, see some spots have already beaten that, 83 degrees in the poconos. so, we are off and running, wit

good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. right out to todd quinones near the scene with the intense search. >> reporter: right here, this is a copy of the flyer that's been handed out here throughout folcroft. right now intense search underway, and the fbi is getting concerned that this may not be just a simple run away case. the fbi looking for this young man, 11 year old laquan hat more, hasn't been seen or heard from since 3:00 monday afternoon, about 5-foot 3 inches tall weighing 125 pounds. he was last seen riding his gold spray painted mountain bike, at around king avenue, and chester pike, he was riding his bike with friends. today we caught up with his cousin, his legal guardian, we also spoke with the fbi, now the fbi tells us that he left his cell phone at home, and that his social media accounts have not been recently updated. pi point the fbi has no evidence suggesting any kind of foul play. and his family is just praying things won't change. >> so i'm praying, just trusting and believing in my lord jesus christ,

. >> good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. comes a month after the fbi raided his home. correspondent adrianna diaz has the new developments. >> reporter: former subway spokesman jared fogel expected to plead guilty to child pornography charges during court appearance in indianapolis. prosecutors released documents wednesday, laying out the charges against fogel. they accuse the former pitch man of travel to new york city to pay for sex acts with minors. fogel is also accused of knowingly receiving child pornography secretly produced by russell taylor, the executive director of fogel's foundation. the court appearance comes six weeks after federal agencies computers and other evidence from fogel's home. two month before the raid, authorities arrested taylor, on child pornography charges. >> hi, i'm jared the subway guy. >> reporter: thirty-seven year old fogel became household name more than 15 years ago as pitch man for subway, after he lost more than 200 pounds. the company tweeted tuesday night, we know longer have a relati

good afternoon, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. right over to the weather center. mentioned the concert, we've got jimmy buffet, rascal flatts. >> i wish i could tell you blank statement it will be fine, but it is not, cold front passage, stormy i weather ahead of it, means we have to get through the rain first, it is timing, all about the timing. and we go throughout our afternoon, we will see some of the pop up thunderstorms, let's take live look at our neighborhood network. and you can see here, this is margate. not too far from atlantic city where, hey, it is gorgeous out there. but look at the difference, we go to palmyra cove. now, you can see, that is the stormy weather that is rolling in. so, it just depends on where you are, right? if you're in one spot now, sunny skies, but take look at the radar, you can see, what's happening. we've had pop up storms that have rolled already just near the coastline, and we have much bigger batch that is on it way, going right through harrisburg, as we speak. and that will be heading our way here in philadelphia, too. so,

our pat ciarrocchi is live at the state police barracks in mount laurel, near where this life saving effort occurred, pat. >> jessica, more often than not saving life is matter of circumstance and timing, a good samaritan, who sees an accident is not afraid to stop alongside the road. state trooper highly skilled, and then a shock that can bring a silent heart back to life. you're looking at humble heroes. trooper ryan kaufman and trooper odin hansel of moorestown station d. >> it is just so happen that i trooper kaufman and write there. >> just a job, nice when people live and they all go home or go to the hospital but can live another day. >> reporter: life saved was a north jersey man in his early 50's driving north on the new jersey turnpike at mount laurel. he suffered cardiac arrest. >> we got a call from a mother, driving her daughter back from college and she originally was on the phone with 911 and telling us that he was gasping for air and unconscious. >> reporter: in two minutes kaufman and hansel were on the scene. >> what we had to do was, open the back hatch of the suv,

good afternoon, everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. invest remembers look to go rebounds from massive losses after yesterday's roller coaster day on wall street. >> the dow jones closed down 588 points yesterday, it was its eighth worse point decline ever. here's a live picture of the big board, which shows, some really big gains, the numbers now, up 345-point. correspondent jill wagner has the latest for us, from the new york stock exchange. >> what a difference a day makes. the dow shot up more than 300 points, in the first few minutes of trading, tuesday morning. >> i believe the worse is over. we new buyers would come into this market. >> it comes a day after one of the wilds he is rides in wall street history, the dow plunged more than a thousand points, in the opening minute, monday. it recovered almost all of the losses by mid-day, only to drop again. ending the day down, 588 points. >> here on the floor of the new york stock exchange, traders are trying to keep the markets volume at this at this in check. they know more wild sw

. >>> good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. erika is off this noon. that tragedy in verge sent shock waves across the country and to news rooms across the country. reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward were shot to death in the middle of a live interview. they were shot by a disgruntled former employee, and that man later took his own life. we get more now from craig boswell in virginia. >> wdbj tv's morning show paused at 6:45 this morning, to remember two journalists who were murdered on air, by a former co-worker. >> please join us now in a moment of silence. >> reporter: reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward were shot during live interview wednesday, the gunman, vester flanagan, was a former reporter for the station, who went by the name bryce williams. hours after the shooting, he fatally shot himself. colleagues say, it is difficult to move on. >> we got the support, i think, just from the love and the outpouring of community support that we've gotten here. >> a memorial of flowers anibal ons continues to grow here outsid

as pat ciarrocchi reports this news comes as francis approaches their doorstep. >> reporter: the sign at the doorway of saint charles seminary, read, welcome new men. >> it is cool to be new man on campus. >> reporter: this year 22-year old joseph jackobean isn't taking those first steps alone a lot more men are entering the seminary. >> reporter: prayer answered for bishop timothy senior at a news conference today. >> this year we are welcoming 20 new men. this is a three fold increase over last year. >> reporter: the highest number here in more than a decade. add to that, 30 new men from partner diocese, and pope francis staying here is more than a banner year at saint charles. >> to see the holy father up close and personal, not on a tv screen or in a photo will be something incredible. >> reporter: midday on saturday of the papal weekend pope francis will greet 150 seminarians at various stages of their study where they will sing for him, and cheer. mike back on october 3rd, 1979 when pope john paul the second enter the same chapel, where pope francis will walk. andrew of saint an

. >>> good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. cane accused of leaking secret grand jury investigation to embarrass a critic, then lying about it under oath. previously, through her attorney, kane has maintained her innocence and fight those charges. >>> the attorney general's news conference scheduled to take place in less than an hour from now, at 1:00. we'll bring it live to you on our website at cbsphilly.com. >> turning to presidential politics, former secretary every state, hillary clinton, says that she will now turn over her private e-mail server to the justice department. this follows news that two emails from her personal system did contain top secret information. cbs correspondent craig boswell has the story for us from washington. >> after month of resisting, hillary clinton decided to turn over the personal e-mail is her vest she used during her time as secretary of state to the f.b.i. the move comes after the state department said one of the inspectors general says portions of at least two emails should be upgraded t

. >> i'm pat ciarrocchi. gunfire errupted overnight in the 700 block of townsend place, "eyewitness news" reporter al creeks an h off is live for us on the scene. alexandria? >> good evening, neighbors out here remain relatively tight-lipped, not short of any emotion, investigators were out here for several hours, they've left, not all that long ago, taking a look at both the inside and outside of this home. now the shooting occurred just before 2:00 a.m. that is when police say that a ten year old was shot in the head. he was returned to dupont children's hospital, now, the nature of this incident is still unclear. police have made no clear mention of potential suspect or shooter at this point. but, wilmington city councilwoman shavazz told us in a area she believes is suffering with so much violence, that there is no way anything like this could be accidental. >> they moved the family away, i don't know very much. other than just a constant, constant, and it is just tears at your heart, because you feel hop

reporting live from the art museum, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pat, thank you. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage as we inch closer to the arrival of the pope francis in philadelphia. for the the record, we're now just 44 days away from that. you will find all of the maps from today's announcement, take a closer look at them on cbs philly.com. >>> a big mess on the road in wayne, montgomery county to tell you b chopper three over warner road and south devon park drive where a transit van appears to have hit a tree and took down power lines. fire fighters hosed down branches on fire, where we're told there are no injuries. >>> well, citizens bank customers could soon be seeing a boost in their balance this will come as part of the 34.5 million-dollar settlement over deposit slip errors. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is here to tell you more, alexandria. >> reporter: issue at hand is this, customer wrote a deposit slip for $24 but extently handed the teller 25, regulators say in some cases, citizens bank kept the extra dollar. of course, i

in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pat, thank you. >>> philadelphia public schools are likely to add an extra day off next month because of the pope's visit. schools are already closed, on the 23rd for yom kippur and on friday because of the papal visit. the superintendent is expected to ask the board to approve thursday, september 24th as a day off for students, as well. a decision on monday, the 28th will be made later. >>> but be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the papal visit. we have got you covered, you can get latest anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> police are up investigating a very big mistake a group of bounty hunters showed up at the raining house which belonged to the cities own police chief. correspondent don baylor has video of the confrontation and possible explanation of why it all went down. >> open the door. >> reporter: nearly a dozen bounty hunt are swarmed this house in phoenix, arizona tuesday night but instead of finding this man wanted in oak, they found, joseph yawner, the police chief of the sixth larges

pat ciarrocchi is off today. first republican presidential debate is history now there were some moments that were stand out moments among the the ten leading candidates, and one name from the so-called happy hour debate is now get something traction. correspondent craig boswell has more from cleveland. >> how did it go tonight. >> great. >> reporter: republican presidential candidate donald trump left quicken loans arena in cleveland early friday morning, republican front runner was the man to beat in the debate in the "fox news" channel and he made news with the first question in the ruling out a third party candidacy. >> you will in the make the pledge. >> not at this time. >> reporter: rand paul was true to his word mixing it up with new jersey governor chris christie over privacy and warrants. >> that is completely ridiculous answer. i want to collect more record from terrorist, but less records from other people. >> get a warrant. >> let me tell you something. >> ben carson reminded candidates that hillary

pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in other news, concerning septa, the transit agency sayss officers will be wearing body cameras, by the end of the year. septa is expands ago pilot program, that was launched last year, outfitting some officers with the cameras officials say the program has gotten positive feedback from the public, many believe the recording devices will help protect their rights, and also officers lives. body cameras also help police streamline their investigation. >>> the victims every deadly crash in bustleton are remembered. police say that 17 year old sabrina roads and yvette gonzalez died when the 2007 acura they were riding in crashed late wednesday night on red lion road, in sandmeyer lane in bustleton. the car lost control and split open. twenty year old philippe hernandez also died at the scene. hernandez's grandfather a deacon, called it moment to reflect and teach. >> we need to show our young people how dangerous this is. >> the 20 year old driver of the car was also injured no word yet on whether police will file any charges. police continue t

in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all right pat, thank you. >>> are you for a lift to see the pope? another septa lottery is happening right now. now this lottery is for three day passes for norristown high speed line and trolley routes 01, 102. these passes will work for saturday september 26th through monday september 28th, and the lottery is opened until 11:59 tonight. enter through a lincoln septa's web site and winners will be notified by e-mail on friday. >>> the pope isn't the only important religious leader coming to town this fall, dalai lama will receive liberty medal in october but before that he will be speak agent lasalle and temple. tickets are on sale and we have put a lincoln cbs philly.com, tickets to the liberty medal are expect to go on sale next month. >>> new poll find bernie sanders ahead of hillary clinton in new hampshire. 44 percent of the likely democratic voters surveyed in the franklin pierce university boston hurled poll said they back sanders. that is compared to 37 percent of support for clinton. poll revealed that 9 percent

at the moorestown barracks, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks to those troopers. 6:ight now. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason, van eat a meyer join because preview. good morning. >> reporter: hey, nicole, good morning. coming up: it is not your typical fantasy football league. millions of dollars are on the line every day in daily fantasy sports games. is it a way to win some quick cash or a risky gamble in. >> plus, network tv collides with on line tv. we go behind the scenes as late show host james gordon teams up with youtube. for some historic late night laughs. >> party fit for the great gatsby. we'll take you to the tenth anniversary of summer bash that turns back the clock to the days of the roaring 20's. >> all that plus your eye opener, the dish, and music from jason, in our saturday session. just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> that looks quite fancy. i'm intrigued. as always. we'll be watching. thanks for the preview. >> it is 46:00. we send it over to kyla. >> i like the great gatsby little dance thing, that's ki

in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, pat, thanks very much. be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for our continuing coverage of the papal visit. we are here for you on tv and also anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> donald trump is riding latest wave of controversy surrounding his presidential campaign to the top of the polls in iowa. a new survey out today find trump still leading the republican field. cbs news correspondent craig bos well has latest on campaign 2015. >> reporter: donald trump is leading with 16 percent of the votes in the new university poll and he and "fox news" appear to have resolved their differences. >> glad you are back and glad we're friend again. >> we are friend, we have always been friend and great to be back with you. >> reporter: billion air made no mention of his clash with the network's host megan kill hoy lobbed tough questions at trump during the first debate. trump remains top seed in the republican line up according to a new routers national poll with twice as many supporters as his closest competitors jeb bus

pat ciarrocchi has that story. >> reporter: when pope francis flies into philadelphia from new york,morning, september the 26th, he'll fly over, camden, new jersey. >> this is still one of the nation's poor and most challenged and most violent and most underprivileged cities. >> reporter: camden bishop dennis sullivan understands that and catholic charities of camden is making a call to action to fill the need. >> forty days, of francis. >> reporter: during 40 days until the arrival of francis, catholic charities camden wants to stoke awareness and open the doors of their eight service centers to the the hungry, the immigrant, and the homeless. church goers will find issue card like these in they are pews. >> over 190,000 people in the diocese of people lack consistent access to adequate food. >> reporter: and then there is issue of the homeless. >> atlantic county is a problem with home less veterans which i think is one of the disgraces of our nation, there are over 200 homeless vets in our diocese. >> reporter: with francis's call for church to reach out, the people who are poor,

in the the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> wishing him the best, pat, thanks very much. >>> caitlin jenner could face a vehicular manslaughter charge. jenner was involve in the fatal crash on the pacific coast highway in malibu last february. sheriff's department says jenner was driving unsafe for prevailing road conditions and is recommending prosecutors file the charge. the case will be presented for final review next week. >>> well, it was a terrible day, on wall street, as the stock market got hammered across the the board the the dow jones industrial average dropped 358 points to just over 16990, steepes decline since february 2014 for both dow jones and s and p500. nasdaq dropped 141 points. the bad day was caused over concerns of the timing of the rate hike and global economy, primarily china. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" big changes for power ball lottery, the new rules that make it more likely that you could win some money. plus. >> i came here to try to be a better leader and improve myself and i feel like difficult that. >> she did more th

as our pat ciarrocchi tells us concern is rising about security, and just how much of an impact the visitl have on those who live, and work, in philadelphia. >> reporter: the parkway and the pope, keeping him safe and giving him the access that he wants, it is the biggest challenge of the secret service and all its law enforcement partners. >> those are kind of two, you know different extremes. we want an appropriate level of security and a great level of access. >> reporter: perimeters, secure zones, access may not be made fully public, until as late as three weeks before pope frances london philadelphia soil. the push and pull of information around the secret service has had some, smashing their teeth but not sarah hurtz, vp of the museum operations at the academy of natural sciences who has been in meetings with the the secret service. >> they are not mandating whether we open or close in anyway. >> reporter: but with the museum at 19th street, at logan circle barely a block from the front steps of the cathedral basilica where the the pope will celebrate his first mass, there will be n

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pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> just wonderful.t 33 days until pope francis arrives here in philadelphia we have you covered here on television and on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> one of the world's biggest boy bandies taking a break, that is coming up next. >>> are you frustrated with blurry smart phone photos? it might not be the way you are taking pictures but the actual phone you are using, now is there a recall. >>> women and heart disease, why experts are getting more concerned about a younger woman's risk, ladies what you need to know about your health when we come right back, justin. >>> these guys are splashing me at the pool here. we are live at the aquatic swim club where it is warm, humid night, tracking chance for showers and storms but all about staying cool in the pool. hit it guys, jump on n we have a good seven day forecast coming up as well. those details when "eyewitness news" returns. president obama is pushing for more clean energy choices for consumers. >> the president is expected to detail his plan in

pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right. well, papal visit is fast approaching as we know only 41 days left until the pontiff comes here to philadelphia. >>> of course, you can find complete coverage on line and get latest information and log station at cbs philadelphia.com. >>> there is still much more to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next we will chick with john dickerson for a look at today's broadcast, we introducing longhorns steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. joining with a preview is cbs political director john dick are son. good morning. >> this last weekend donald trum april arrived at iowa state fair in a helicopter. so we're going to talk to those candidates who don't have their own mode, governor john kassig will be here to talk to us about his presidential campaign and seeing a real bump in the poles and senator lindsey graham of south carolina will also talk to us. we will jump

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good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. we want to get right out to the courthouse in norristown, "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff has within following the story for us. good afternoon. >> afternoon, montgomery county district attorney risa furman says today is a sad one for the people of pennsylvania, i'm holding here two very thick criminal complaints of first of which for state attorney general, kathleen cane, the other for special agent of hers, doubled as her driver, patrick reese, alleged under the instruction of cane, reese illegally acts as secret grand jury information, then purposely leaked to the philadelphia daily news. cane has been charged with obstructing administration of law, official oppression, criminal conspiracy, perjury, false swearing. that leaked information was regarding a sealed 2009 investigation, which fuhrman said today she sees as an act of revenge, that kane took to embarrass former state prosecute heres she felt previously made her look bad. the second half of those charges against

reporting live from city hall, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the world will be watching, pat, thanks very much. >>> help is wanted for crowd control during the papal visit. we will have a few people here. >> indeed. >> a job fair was held this morning at pa career links center in center city as job seekers interviewed to secure one of up to 100 security guard positions. jobs will pay between eight to $10 an hour and they will last three weeks but could lead to permanent employment. >>> we are just 52 days from the papal visit and be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for latest updates on pope francis trip to the city of brotherly love. we will update you on our tv and at our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> chopper three over an accident that involves two school buses a the route 130 and crosswicks road in bordentown township burlington county. small bus rear ended the larger bus and driver of the big bus was taken to the hospital, crews had to work to free the driver from the wreckage of that smaller bus no children by the way were on the the buses. >>> new development

community does not respond, christians in the middle east, could become stink, in the sat center, pat ciarrocchiitness news". >>> all right, pat thanks very much. >>> and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the papal visit. when we're in the on tv always get latest anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> northampton little league received a game changing donation. they are remaining anonymous. new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in north camden right now with the impact left by this very generous, mystery, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, you cannot under estimate power of the little leather ball here in north camden, pine point park has been a place for positive change and all that mostly stems from the little will league program that continues to grow, in size, and in support. it starts with lots of laughter and enthusiasm, and then learning the rules. before long baseball can become an addiction. baseball is just sort of addiction north camden needed. a couple years ago brian morton got the the ball rolling with the north camden little league. >> at first we didn't even have a budget. me ap

our pat ciarrocchi is in our satellite center with more on the septa lottery, pat. >> reporter: after a very rough first attempt a couple weeks ago septa executives are praying that the the first of this two step process will get regional rail tickets for the papal weekend, continues to go so smoothly. septa has had 17 hours of success and that is good news, for one group of papal pilgrims in radnor. when the papal express pullness to the radnor station on the morning of saturday september 26th, father karl janet ky and his band of cabrini students are ready for tickets in hand. >> we're already into plan b. plan a a was trying to get tickets for everybody. >> lot theory was plan b for everyone wanting to take a septa regional rail to the edge of center city to meet pope francis on the parkway. >> he is the pastor of the world and he is bringing that spiritual leader ship to philadelphia a. >> reporter: the father registered for his ten tickets at 6:00 a.m. he made his three station choices, radnor was first. >> paoli as number two abe then norristown as number three. >> norristown fi

our pat ciarrocchi was at city hall for the press conference and she joins us live from there with a at what we can expect in september, pat? >> reporter: well, during this papal weekend what i have come to learn is that walking, may be the most effective way to get around center city philadelphia, that is, unless you are the pope himself. traffic restrictions will be, highly extensive. also the perimeter is now official, the mayor gave wide ranging details at a news conference this afternoon. lets take a listen. >> in the 20 plus years of the world meeting of families, philadelphia could set itself apart as the largest, in the history of the world meeting of families. >> reporter: the scope and scale of this papal event is forcing extensive traffic restrictions for residents and visitors and road closures like philadelphia has never seen before. all at the same time. this map, is the framework of the traffic box, from 6:00 p.m. friday of papal weekend until at least monday morning, most vehicles, driven inside of the box, can stay there, but if you e

. >> giant video screens will be set up and as pat ciarrocchi reports, one company in pottstown is inundated with thoughts of the pope on the big screen. >> it is just his work and we are extremely blessed to be part. >> reporter: blessed, and a bit crazed. upstage video in pottstown is responsible for making sure that one pope will be seen by an estimated, one and a half, million sets of eyes. >> not everybody can be within a couple hundred feet of the stage, so the screens play a huge role in this event. >> reporter: general manager, shown here, loud our cameras to follow him through his warehouse, where the upstage jumbo tron team ace sem blink, packing, and preparing to prance port nearly 40led display screens. world meeting of families executive director donna ferrell has planned jumbo tron toss stretch beyond the key areas of the papal visit. >> from the papal alter on eakins all the tore south and north broad street, jumbo trons will begin programming on saturday the 26th, at 6:00 a.m. >>> programming on 10-foot by 17-foot screens. each jumbo tron has 350,000 pixels. each, illuminatin