susan marquez for cbs news, los angeles. >> no room left. >> we will be right back after high of 77, cool this time of the year. >> it is, we should be at 85 degrees and we have seen a lot of august when it would be 90 plus but we have seen she is cooler temperatures. we get them again today. i don't hear a lot of complaints. >> no. >> we don't mind a cooler sum are it is cooler win the their we just canned extant. >> wasn't that awful. >> people still talking about it because as we close out august you start thinking what is next. but ben franklin bridge, is what next is we might see a rain sure today but i think generally enjoy these cooler temperatures, couple clouds as well, we are fining these clouds along the shore areas but also some breaks in the clouds, and this are showers off to the north and west for reading area we have seen quite a bit of shower activity. that may be moving into our area as well so expect to find, at least scattered shower around today but temperatures will be cooler then that and then they will be rest of the week. seventy-seven today, at the shore are

susan marquez gives us a sneak peak. >> friend. >> yeah why not. >> okay. >> friend. >> harry potter star daniel radcliff tries his hand at romance in the new friend what if. >> at least try on the the dress. >> reporter: radcliff plays wallace a young man who feels a connection with zeo's character but trouble is she has a boy friend. >> are you okay. >> sorry. >> it is about two people who all fall in love with each other but it is not easiest thing for either of their lives so they are living in denial of their feelings. >> really relatable situation. >> that is what he i first read it, i thought that could be me in a heartbeat. >> since when being a man involves expressing your feelings. >> reporter: radcliff knows it is an adjustment to see him as anything other than boy business air. >> it is a gradual process have people seeing me in other things. >> reporter: he hopes rolls like this will help change peoples perception. susan marquez for cbs news, hollywood. >>> and down by the river last night it was perfect weather for some music, "eyewitness news" on penns landing for this

cbs news correspondent susan marquez has this years best dressed. >> reporter: sure, celebrities lovingrd but half of the fun at the emmys is the fashion. and guess what, i got what i want. >> i could have gone and i immediately new you this was the dress because it felt, very old hollywood and report of modern. >> reporter: leading men channel old hollywood with brian cranston's classic look and new mustache and kevin spacey coat and tail. but with the heat, water bottles were ultimate accessory. >> this is a pg what ther with a baby straw because celebrities are babies. >> reporter: unforgettable moments everyone is talking about dunnham's over the top colorful confections pared with her new platinum blonde hair and so fear aver gar a roberto that became part of the emmys as well. wardrobe malfunction, in way, everyone wants to look perfect on the red carpet, so when heidi klum train got twisted behind her, not only the designer got down on his knees to untwist it, but also modern family star jesse tyler ferguson as well. >> for more emmy coverage on and off the the red carpet you can

susan marquez has more. >> i challenge where put them bod ills, so give them a proper burial. >> james franco wrote, directed, co-stars in the grissly drama child of god. it tells the story of an out cast, who falls deeper and deeper into a life of crime. >> what i'm examining is human behaviors, human desire, and the extremes that we can go to just based on feelings in these certain needs to connect to another person. >> how come you are scouting around here in the woods? >> scott haze lost 45 pounds, and spent months in isolation in tennessee, to prepare for the role of killer. >> when you are isolated for that long, you talk to yourself a lot. and i ended up talking to stuffed animals. >> franco says it was important to make ballard disturbing but somehow still watchable. >> not that we would ever condone what he does, but that within this fictional framework we can go on a journey with him. >> i want to tell you where they at -- >> some of the inspiration for ballard came from ed dean, the 50's kill here also inspired the main characters in psycho and the texas chain saw massacre.