60s for those they and co-sponsor of the team to santa the upper 60s it would not be as breezes after will color of all after-school what of one of his opera seven to ride around 80 degrees looking at the south with temperatures of 07 is will the some of for seven is for those in one spot to the same, and antioch 78 degrees later today presents and 76 we will have mostly sunny skies for the inland locations plenty of sunshine of your cost saab would mid-70s plan on a mix of sun and clouds vii for oakland and hayward even the man peninsula will begin with the mid '70s looking at the peninsula san francisco 69 degrees. >>michelle apon: it will be into the mid '80s this saturday upper 80s for sunday and monday if you are across the bay of the seven for saturday looking at mid '80s for sunday and monday if you're crossed the coast line on the beach plan also mid-70's by sunday and monday. >>james: we have more information this morning on a store we first brought you to the night the police took from the defending his action of the union city man shot h

the bills passed the lower house and went to the upper chamber. the bills provoked a strong reaction among the public, and protesters carried plaques with messages such as, defend the constitution, and we won't let my children be killed. fierce confrontation continued in the diet, but the showdown over the new security policy is now about to reach its conclusion. >> to recap our top story, the legislation passed the upper house committee. prime minister abe and his ruling camp are seeing the last hurdle, sending the bills to a vote in the planned session in the upper chamber within the week. >>> a magnitude 8.3 earthquake struck off the coast of chile, tsunamis of more than 4 meters have been observed off the coast, and officials say five people died in the quake. the quake struck wednesday at 7:54 p.m. local time in chile. the center saws a tsunami measuring 4.6 meters was observed. officials say waves of 1-3 meters are possible in some parts of french polynesia, and waves of 0.3-1 meter could hit wide areas of the pacific including japan. five pe

highs back into the upper 80s this afternoon. we have that california feel with the temperatures in the 80s. the mum humidity is low. looking at a temperature near 70 right now. 50s and 60s in the suburbs. 83 by noon with lots of sun. 88 by 3:00. that should be the high temperature for the day. we'll see if this continues into the weekend in the seven day coming up. let's go to the commute now with emily. >> an accident on the l.i.e. avenue. two lanes blocked. you can see the backup goes back the bqe. also, subways look okay. no reports of delays. lirr expecting a normal morning commute. buses, the s-74, s-76 still dealing with detours. alternate meter rules are in effect. more weather and traffic coming up. >>> 5:35 now. the republican candidates for president met for their second some of the sharpest exchanges coming between jeb bush and front runner donald trump. florida. >> totally false. >> you wanted it and you didn't get it because i was opposed to casino gambling before, during, and after. i'm not going to be bought by any

eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live on the upper east side. kala rama is live in central park. we start with n.j. burkett outside the u.n. >> reporter: pope francis is expected at the u.n. in over two hours. he will became the fourth pope to take the world stage but francis will boldly go where no pope has gone before. the year was 1965, pope paul the 6th becomes the first vatican leader to address the united nations. it is, he says, the world's greatest hope. 50 years later, a 21st century pope will find his own voice. >> i expect that -- >> reporter: the u.n. ambassador consulted by francis ahead of the speech. >> prime ministers and foreign ministers there. >> reporter: experts say it's this pope's deeply personal style, passion for people and compassion for those who suffer that has all the makings of a monumental speech. >> success in fighting climate change or protecting the poor on having intake gram development is -- integral development. there are conflicts of desperation, conflicts of poverty. >> reporter: pope francis is morning. whe

temperatures in the upper 60s for the northern counties. upper 70s for newark and the boroughs. 70 belmar. humidity, feels like heat index numbers are pushing the upper 70s. it will be steamy, sticky day. this is the top of the running here for this stretch of heat. second official heat wave of the season, low 90s this afternoon. it will be uncomfortable. not just because it's the hottest day but we had several days in a row. this will start to wear on you. you will feel the effects of it. anything you can do as far as the loose clothing or drinking lots of water and staying cool. morristown, temperature profile, temperatures in the low 90s through the afternoon. you will have clouds coming and going from time to time. even that filtered sunshine doesn't provide much relief. here is what will. this is a cold front coming through tonight after the hot day. we will see this front come through and temperatures 10 to 12 cooler tomorrow. that will feel better. into the holiday weekend, low 80s for friday and saturday. then we are back into the 90

fire department getting the upper hand on this. for a while, with the air heavy and the haze and wind the smoke was staying close to the ground. it was making the whole area around the fire scene smoke can i and difficult for the firefighters to operate in. the fire began in that home. it was a second alarm on are rifle. the fire spread to the house ex- -- arrival. the fire spread to the house next door. five people were injured. we are waiting for an update on their conditions. the fire is not under control. we are on glenwood road about two blocks off coney island avenue. there is a lot of fire department activity. the streets are narrow. a four-alarm assignment brings a lot of units to the scene and they are clogging the local roads. many of the streets are closed with the activity and it will stay this way for some time. >>> new information, a man accused of killing a livery cab driver in brooklyn is back in new york after being arrested in north carolina. 23-year-old unique gray will be arraigned in brooklyn as early as today a

the weekend. shower threats monday. warmer tuesday. upper 70s wednesday before we cool it down again by thursday of next week. we're approaching 5:48. let's find out about the commute. >> we had some problems on the cross bronx expressway westbound by third avenue. that has cleared. delays are easing out. we saw this accident in queens on the l.i.e. this is eastbound before exit 19, which is queens boulevard wood -- wood haven, rather. maybe head to queens boulevard instead or leave yourself extra time. let's talk about the closures out there. as of midnight, upper west side started to close down. central park west from columbus circle up to 81st, as well as many of the cross streets just west of here. they stretch at least as far as columbus. you have some going to broadway. we'll see more and more as the day goes on. head oefrg to the upper east side, we have this whole perimeter that could be affected. right now 72nd and 71st streets between madison an fifth will remain closed. on the upper east side today, you'll want to avoid fifth aven

low 80s and then the upper 80s around 3:00. ticeably less humid and partly cloudy for much of the day. great pool weather today. highs in the upper 80s at the pool. don't forget the sun block. and look at this rough surf. this was at nags head taken yesterday afternoon. from louis, delaware, had this rough surf and rip currents. we had many ocean rescues especially around virginia beach yesterday afternoon because of that. the beach forecast for the afternoon it will be around 80 degrees but more rough surf at the beaches. for labor day it will be a little calmer. the surf should settle down. temperatures into the low 80s. inland away from the waters, on labor day looks nice. up around 90 degrees and partly cloudy. just a bit more humid. then back to work and school with the heat returning and humidity on tuesday and wednesday. highs low 90s each day. partly cloudy. the next chance of needed rain, isolated showers and thundershowers with highs in the 80s. right now next weekend looks great with lower humidity returning and the h

dre clark on the upper east side. we begin with calla rama in midtown with the very tight security in place. >> reporter: ken, security is in place, but also a little bit of relief for drivers. starting at 6:00 this morning, as you can see, they are working on opening fifth avenue. cop cruiser car going through here, just one lane, two lanes should be open this morning from 6:00 to 10:00 in the morning, just so the morning avenue in the area of st. patrick's cathedral, where preparations, security preparations have been going on all morning long. we are just five blocks away from st. patrick's cathedral where the pope will be this evening. so those prayer services last about a half hour, but the security preparations started well before this morning. overnight, we noticed bomb- sniffing dogs with officers scouring the area where the fence was going up. all week, we've been talking about potholes being filled, manholes being sealed all in the name of safety. the steel fence that we showed you around central park was spe

they were south of the lake, but this one's by the upper lake? bit to the north and conditions on the firefighters side, they've got temperatures in the upper side with winds on the calm side. those temperatures are going to warp up to about 78 degrees, so near the 80 degrees mark, humidity going to drop 10 to 20%, and winds will puck up to 10 to 20 miles an hour and that's not good news as those embers are flying around in the sky. we'll hope they can keep a hand and he will we'll get a number on the containment litter today. ment -- later today. grab that jacket before you leave. in the meantime, you'll look for upper 60s inland and then towards 3:00, towards the end of school, 78, almost 80, and temperatures in the upper 60s along the coastline there of the peninsula and the north bay. here's the live look outside. you could see sunshine here. this is our camera in san francisco looking towards trash island, but plenty of blue overhead and temperatures in the upper 50s to 60s. oakland, 63, pair of 61s for san francisco and san jose. i'll be ba

kerry drew is on the upper east side, the convent of sacred heart schools to tell us what is going on. >> reporter: this is disturbing since school is set to start next week, reports say a cooling tower on the upper east side has tested positive for the legionella bacteria. the school is located on the order of these 91st street, close to the faculty because testing revealed low levels of bacteria in a cooling tower, a faculty meeting scheduled for yesterday and today had to be moved while the cooling tower was disinfected original letter to faculty members obtained, the principle of this school said the bacteria was only found in small amounts and is unlikely to have infected any one. we understand this cooling tower was tested as a result of legislation passed following the legionnaires' outbreak earlier this summer. that prompted new city guidelines for treating and testing cooling towers. 12 people died and 100 others were sickened by legionnaires'. the outbreaks and in the south bronx was the largest in new york city history. according to reports the department of health said the

just some high clouds during the day. upper 80s as the winds are more southerly and coming off the ocean, which is around 75, 77 degrees. we have a shot at getting into 90. we may stop short but it's going to be a little bit more humid than it is today. so after the feel like readings are probably in the low and mid- 90s despite a little extra high cloudiness. so you see your temperatures tomorrow morning in the mid 60s. and the hudson valley low 60s 234 possibility sell low. -- in monticello. in connecticut some upper 67s if places like dan burr and i ridge field. it's 70234 islip. some high clouds from time to time. the mid- and upper 80s and best chance to be 09 will of course be away from the ocean breeze. the futurecast heat index actually though is higher than it is today. mid 90s across the interior parts of new jersey as the humidity will be a little bit higher. the air quality is a still an issue tomorrow. the pollen count because of ragweed is moderate. also the connecticut coast, and much of new jersey during the day

now ranging in the upper 60's to lower 70's. temperatures are going to climb. we will stay in the 70's with low humidity and a northwesterly breeze. 15 at washington dulles. through the afternoon we will somb through the upper 80's we will be comfortably warm. how many more days of this? you may be surprised of the answer. >> thank you. help is on the way for people recently released from -- released from prison. some new work readiness programs were announced this morning. sam with more on that. sam? >> this new program is all about helping inmates but the transition into society. plan includes helping those who are charged with misdemeanor crime get back into society quicker. to have more them good credit for their time served and get back with their families and kids. the second rollout to continue working and return to jail a -- jill at night. the mayor to someone people to lose their jobs what they are gainfully employed. they will pair female inmates with a mental and secure them a full-time job so they can integrate them into society. we spoke with one wo

the first stations on the upper east side and upper west side are open. until now stations only went as high as 59th street. this morning we saw people using the new station at 67th street and lexington avenue. over the next month 48 stations are going in from 59th street to 86th street. 21 on the upper west side, 27 on the upper east side. >>> still to come on eyewitness news, a mysterious death of a young girl whose identity is unknown. tonight you will see the special tests on her teeth that could figure out who she is and identify the victim. >>> plus a man hits a woman with his car, gets out to check on her and then takes off. tonight we hear from the victim about what the suspect said just before he drove away. >>> and trying to protect airline passengers, new recommendations about fees and the size of go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, you ignore people. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. go on kitty, kitty... join the millions wh

once the evening prayer service concludes the holy father retires to the papal residence on the upper east side, another busy day awaits. >> another live look south on fifth avenue, that a foot tall fence, those who are lucky enough to be on this side of the offense will have to be screened and have an up close view of pope francis himself. we mentioned tomorrow being of very busy day. it really is because the pope begins his day at the united nations, he will speak there and go downtown to the 9/11 memorial, come uptown to school in harlem, proceed through central park culminating in the big macs at madison square garden so i am not kidding when i say he needs to get some rest once against a new york tonight. that is the latest from midtown this morning. back to you. ben: getting around town is no easy task. today won't be so bad. evening rush to different story but i don't know. that is when you can forget about it. juliet: even at 3:00 in the morning there are police everywhere, streets are starting to get busy with securities joel lot of these streets will be blocked off for secur

. >> a live look at the papal nuncio's residence on the upper east side where pope francis should be waking up now. he rises about 4:30 in the morning. he has a jam packed schedule ahead. we have live coverage of the agenda and how it may impact your commute ahead. >> a heaven sent forecast at pope francis makes his way through manhattan. bill evans will have the forecast coming up. good morning to you. i'm shirleen allicot. >> i'm ken rosato. >> and i'm lori stokes. we are taking the morning show on the road as i stand over 9/11 memorial plaza. good morning to you. with the pontiff arriving yesterday and he has a busy schedule. i will step out of the way as we look at this majestic and sacred ground. this will be the pontiff's second stop of the day. he will bless the north pool then the south pool and then get ready for a multireligion prayer of remembrance. yesterday he came in to j.f.k. taking you to video as we look at pope francis as he made his in new york as he stepped off shepherd one to a warm greeting to the crowds at kennedy airport. there he met with five children from lo

we're in the upper 50s, northern, western suburbs. ia, shenandoah valley and out of the mountains, low to mid-50s. quite a cool start there. by contrast, mid to upper 60s around the day. it's mid to upper 60s as well. hour by hour forecast, there's that foggy sky. we'll have it staying foggy for another couple hours. sunshine breaking out, too. by noontime ought to be in the low to mid-80s. bright sunshine. if you're heading to the andrews air show, wear the sun block. we'll be in the upper 80s during the afternoon with that strong september sun. great weather, though, for the thunderbirds and for all the air show under way during the afternoon at andrews. should be a terrific day for that. it will be rather humid. >>> fedex field on send, kickoff at 1:00. it's going to be partly sunny, temperatures in the mid-70s for the tailgating in the morning and then going mostly sunny during the afternoon. during the game we could have winds gusting to 20 miles an hour as temperatures hit the upper 70s on sunday afternoon. then overnight sunday

the full upper house convened minutes after midnight for the final vote. prime minister shinzo abe's coalition camp passed the bills with the support of three minor opposition parties. representatives of the ruling liberal democratic party say the legislation will strengthen the japan/u.s. security alliance, prevent war and increase safety. opposition lawmakers tried several tactics to delay the vote. filibusters, submitting no confidence and censure motions against the prime minister and his senior aides and walking at a snail's pace when casting a ballot. but their efforts failed to prevent the bills from becoming law. they waged fierce debates over the legislation. they said more debate was needed. some called the bills unconstitutional and said the legislation could drag the nation into foreign wars. >> translator: the legislation is needed to protect the people of japan and their peaceful way of life. and to prevent a war. i believe the legal basis for passing a peaceful country on to our children and future generations has been established. i am dete

that will feel like the mid- to upper-90s with the humidity. there will be a backdoor cold front pressing in from new england thursday night. that will provide relief by friday when temperatures fail to get out of the middle 80s. visibility, i want to show you this, we have dense fog forming in some areas. monticello down to a half mile there. 1 1/2 at morristown, new jersey. well outside of the city there could be patchy dense fog. otherwise that will be burning off. 79 in the park. outside of the city well down in the 60s like places like sussex and morristown. big ridge of high pressure over the eastern part of the country protecting us from storminess and providing a hot and humid atmosphere. we will call it september sizzle. cooler at the beach. we will have a nice sea breeze developing during the afternoon. hot, humid tomorrow. thursday might be the hottest day of the week. accuweather forecast, hot and humid, sunshine. 92 in the city. 80s at the beaches. a degree or two warmer than 92 inland. it will feel like the 90s everywhere with the

it will hit the 80s on saturday. mid to upper 80s. front comes through, but it looks like it may only be a sprinkle and a small chance of a shower on sunday with highs in the low 80s. cooling down on monday, highs in the upper 70s and partly cloudy, a little less humid. >> love and admire my mom. i know she's talking about issues important to families across our country. i believe that's starting to resonate. >> we can bet who chelsea clinton will vote for in decision 2016. a couple hours ago she spoke with savannah guthrie about her mother, hillary clinton, and what it's like to hear criticism thrown at her family. clinton's poll numbers have been dropping in recent weeks. >>> republicans are making some final preparations for tomorrow night's big debate. tracie potts has more. >> number one in every single poll! >> reporter: donald trump drawing 15,000 supporters and some protests last night in dallas. he'll be center stage at tomorrow night's debate. >> the debate. i hear they're all going after me. whatever. whatever. >> it's so h

for the pope's arrival later on this afternoon, should be in the upper 70s. we're forecasting a high of about 81 degrees. good news in the weather department. let's see how it's shaping up in the traffic department. >> well, if you're hitting the roads in the suburbs, everything looks good out there. we're going to take a live look outside at the boroughs. we have construction out there. the manhattan-bound side of the span still shut down as well as lanes on the bqe. let's talk about the closures. fifth avenue shut down in midtown. first avenue shut down around the u.n. these are scheduled to reopen -- fifth avenue should reopen about 6:00 a.m. i'll have the details and how you'll be affected coming up. back to you. >> lauren, thank you. >>> 5:29 right now. we're now less than 12 hours until pope francis lanz in new york city. overnight fences and barricades sprang up around manhattan in anticipation of the pope's arrival. much of the city is being locked down for this historic 40-hour trip. we have team coverage this morning. we're covering every angle of th

we ought to be making it into the upper 80s by afternoon. ensest along the 95 corridor, south and east of washington, southern maryland around the bay. some of the visibilities are under a quarter mile, just an eighth mile in some spots, too. mid-60s, upper 60s elsewhere, southern eastern suburbs near 70 in washington. right now we're in the low to mid-60s farther west. shenandoah valley in the mountains, beautiful day there. dry grass all around the region. i took this photo on friday afternoon. only about 1.4 inches at reagan national since august 1st. that's 4 inches below average. yesterday i biked around the antietam national battlefield around sharpsburg, maryland. beautiful day for that. blue bird blues festival, prince george's community college. i'll see you there around 1:00. come on out. looks like great weather for the blue bird blues festival in prince george's county at the community college there. temperatures in the mid-80s during the afternoon. then for the wonderful air show we've just been hearing about, great weather by th

we will keep you update on the upper east side. stephan kim, eyewitness news. >>> the pope is now an honorary new yorker. mayor de blasio tweeting out this image of the new york city identification card complete with the vatican city address. he said the pope is welcome back any time, and you need to be a city resident to obtain the i.d., but an exception was made for the pope. there it is. >>> a surprise for pope francis. he paused with a group of families going through difficult times. the children are going through serious illnesses, and they are staying at the ronald mcdonald house. among them a 10-year-old heart transplant patient from toronto who developed cancer after her surgery. >> reporter: what was it like to see the pope? >> awesome. >> not everyone is catholic, but everyone believes in a higher god, and to have that blessing straight from the pope for these children, that's unbelievable. >> the nypd which has a close relationship with the ronald mcdonald house worked with the secret service to arrange the meeting outsid

>>reporter: it is checking in this morning our temperatures the mid to upper 50s and the peninsula '60s off to the east bay because humidity to timber as opposed to the overnight we're pretty close 5 degrees or ride in the nose here is the bus stop for gas were talking seven to and by about now off to noon at 95 and 99 haping enter p.m. meanwhile is heading for the afternoon hours will keep the water flowing for high temperatures today a couple will part 100 napa looking at the 70 mark about 101 and the son of fairfield at 101 as well as elsewhere 90s on the board and how about this some '80s go on oakland and 85¢ mattel may be at 92 on the other side still the peninsula mostly to the '70s. >>reporter: tsk maybe just a couple will sprinkles or possibility to the south along more concerned or dried lighting three they plan what talk about an improvement those numbers may drop down to about 89 and 80 for the bay about 91 going on for 82 will have the seventh forecast showing a big improvement and to the next week. >>james: not allow the law right now the by allied adjutancy of the bay bri

temperatures will rebound to the upper 80's. look at the seven-day outlook. 93 for high on tuesday. 92 on wednesday. upper 80's thursday. but for the end of the week, 82 to 850 degrees. that is something we have not seen in a long time. look from the right-hand side of the screen. monday nextweek with highs in the upper 80's. excuse me, the upper 70's. lower 70's in the mountains. maureen? maureen: thank you, steve. great day to be out at nats park. not a great day if you were hoping the nats would win. robert? robert: exactly. that is right. you don't want to be a nats fan tonight. you might. i don't know. we also talk about college football. can virginia tech beat ohio state. and yes, what happened to the nats? we talk about it coming up in >> ah, i left in the seventh. that is pretty brutal. robert: that was bryce harper. he is not only upset about the fans leaving early in this one but because they are five games back from the mets in the n.l. east race. go inside nats park and pick it up in the fourth inning. it was fun earl

that is the latest from the upper east side. back to both of you. ben: will be over before you blink i guess. lots of preparation. juliet: for the latest on the pope's visit law gone to myfoxny.com. you can search the myfoxny.com apps, the itunes apps store and google play. ben: don't know if you heard about this that it is making news around the world, an incredible story, the company is officially in crisis mode with some board members expected to hold a meeting today in the wake of a big emissions scandal. according to the epa a volkswagen which is the world's largest automaker intentionally install software on 11 million diesel vehicles with the goal to intentionally deceive regulators trying to measure the cars's the nation's. the engineering trick enable cars to drive more powerful leon the road while admitting as much as 40 times the legal pollution limit. the car could figure out when it was in testing mode. >> we have totally screwed up. let's be clear about this. our company was dishonest. with the ppm and the california resources board and

you see all of this in the east bay shoreline south and north in the upper 80s we get warmer and even harder around 1:00 the red indicating mind is and 100 for places like little more umbrella would expect that to be in the 100 like everywhere else fairfield not a santa rosa down san jose should be the upper 90s to walk in the east asian allies to the upper eighties and eighties is well for san francisco in the peninsula backed debt is pretty as wants to remain in that way for the rest of the week with those warm temperatures and place in fact as we get by each day of the week it will be hot as the sea to the 98 wins and one of 23100 degrees will talk about the forecast how long it will last when i return. >>pam moore: family friends and community are saying a final goodbye to a police officer gunned down last week as the search continues for his killer thousand people gathered to remember the fallen ill. police lt. joe and with visitation and funeral services were held at the auditorium at a local school he was found dead near his cruiser on tuesday morning and fox lake after calling

forecasting a high, close to 90 in the upper 80s. cooler at the coast. >> just ahead, any commuter trouble spots? >> we'll head to hackensack new jersey, westbound heading into exit 66, there's an accident in the right lane there. watch out for minor delays. heading over to staten island, we have roadwork out there this morning in both directions. eastbound today between the west shore expressway and bradley avenue and westbound between slosson avenue and richmond avenue. two lanes shut down out there. no delays just yet. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. more weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. >> lauren, thanks very much. >>> right now, police are investigating a frightening crime in washington heights. a woman attacked as she opened the door to her apartment. "today in new york's" katherine creag is on 172nd street with a look at the suspect. this is the type of interaction people have all over new york city. you think about how you're going to open it, kat? >> reporter: absolutely. this man tried to rape

inland, most of maryland and virginia now in the mid and upper 60s. shenandoah valley and into the mountains a gorgeous day under way. a look at new beach and pool forecast for you coming up this half hour. >> nks ththanks, tom. another deadly shooting in the district. police rushed to 7th street near coolidge high school around 3:30 this morning. they say someone shot two men, one of them in the head. derrick ward is there with more on the story. what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, good morning. we understand and we can tell this is a pretty wide crime scene. it encompasses at least a quarter of this block at the intersection of 7th and tuckerman. it happened about 3:25 this morning. that's when police were summoned to the area where they found one man shot in the head and another person shot and wounded critically. we don't know exactly much more in the way of details on that. they were found a distance apart. and police are processing two crime scenes. we are here at the corner of 7th and tuckerman where two cars are about to be towed away. the

back into the upper 80s. northwesterly flow bringing down that cooler canadian air and trying to keep us cool tonight and on monday. winds around 13 miles per hour in lancaster. up to 18 miles per hour in wilmington. breezy outside and we're going to keep the breeze in place on your monday as well. here's a look at that breeze outside. we're seeing that flag blowing in the breeze. brightening skies in the area and clearing skies throughout the night. showers, a few leftover showers over to the north and east. the next couple of hours, an isolated shower. most of us stay dry and we'll continue throughout the next several hours. clearing overnight. seeing the temperatures dropping into the 50s and the 40s. by monday, a beautiful day. another fall-like day. lots of sunshine. hardly a cloud in the sky. it will be breezy and temperatures around 75 degrees. nice monday night. still clear. tuesday we're going to wake up to more sunshine. we're going to pump the temperatures a bit. keeping the sunshine in place. anot

and again, some of the suburbs did drop down into the upper 40's. here we are 70 at the airport, upper 60s some of the cool spots, we are warming up nicely, the suburbs, 68 degrees, up in quakertown, willow grove also in the upper 60s. there is a breeze to deal with there out of the northwest to west at about 15, 20 miles per hour, so it feels very nice outside, very low humidity, nothing happening on storm scan3 with clear skies, that's the trend through the afternoon. we will make it up to 77 degrees for philadelphia, mid 70s at the shore, and still pretty cool up in the mountains, talking 60s in the sunshine, but a sun remains in the forecast, we will bring back the 80s later this week. details coming back in just a few more minute. >> thank you, lesbian couple has received a marriage license from the kentucky county clerk's offers on the same kim davis returned to work. davis was jailed for not issuing licenses because of her religious objections to same sex marriage. jericka duncan with the latest from morehead, kentucky. >> reporter: emotional

temperatures in the upper 70s. on the way home, still pretty mild. clear skies, 73 degrees for the ninth inning temperatures. here we go, extended forecast, a lot of sunshine, once again tomorrow, and friday. mid 80s for the high temperatures. as we head into the weekend, maybe few more clouds, but still, keep it in the 80s, then finally next week, we get temperatures back where they should be in the mid and upper 70s,. >> enjoy the heat while we can. thank you. we have breaking news we want to get to right now. chopper three live over route 42 in depford. check it out. that's where tractor-trailer collided with two other vehicles. causing a large back up into southbound lanes. it appears at least one vehicle flipped over. you see there. the roof missing. flipped over the guardrail. at least one person has been taken to the hospital. so far no word on their conditions. stay with "eyewitness news", the latest for you tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> right now, time to check your philadelphia job market report. cbs news business analyst jill s

and then we bounce back up to the upper 80s on lane day. sunshine to be found, 90,le 93 on thursday. lower 80s saturday and sunday. labor day, back to the highs in upper 80s. let's get to lauren scala. she's got more on the commute. >> we do, and more bad news, unfortunately. we're starting live on the george walk shington bridge. this is reported an accident. the upper level completely shut down. emergency vehicling out there. inbound, a slow ride. lower level is the way to go on both sides of the bridge. keeping a close eye on this and let you know perhaps. lincoln and holland tunnels are doing fine. we're heading over to chopper 4, more problems over there. ed hughes live on the scene, bruckner expressway. westbound we do have an overturned cement truck causing big problems. one lane sneaking by. outbound 138th street. those delays go past the sheridan expressway. there are delays on the sheridan expressway as people try to head over to bruckner. we do have a disabled truck out there by sheridan. again, a tough commute today. and other pr

only brief delays so far inbound at the george, but a lot to look at here on the upper level. back to you in the studio. >>> police are searching for the driver behind a hit-and-run in the bronx, but we must warn you. the video may be hard to watch. surveillance video shows the 51-year-old victim being hit by a gray honda on august 19th. the driver is then seen getting out of the car, but after a few the ehicle and drives off. the woman is now recovering from scrapes on her arms and legs. >>> a terrifying encounter for a 15-year-old boy. a man forced his way into the boy's house last month in wayne, then forcibly kissed him and tried to take off his clothes. the teen managed to fight him off. >>> and a sad update on a story we first told you about yesterday. a college student from connecticut is believed to have drowned while studying abroad in south africa. nicholas upton vanished on sunday. he was seen struggling in the surf before disappearing into the water. south african authorities say the teen is presumed dead, but upton's heartbroken parents are pleading for help to fin

we're in the mid and upper 60s in and around town. the burbs, upper 50s. a few low 50s. we're not seeing the widespread 40s like yesterday. also what we'll notice today is a little more breeze and a little more cloud cover. we start out in the 60s. it's low 70s at noontime. forecasting a high today of 76 degrees. let's get that first check on a friday morning commute. she's been busy all week. here's lauren. >> let's start with good news for the friday morning commute. there's going to be a lot of extra service offered today on the trains. metro north, lirr, nj transit all offering extra off-peak service. path will have extra trains in place all day long. that's the way you should want to get around. try to avoid the roads. a reminder, overnight fast track maintenance is just about wrapped up at 5:00 a.m. still no f trains between jamaica 179th street and briarwood. >> all right, lauren. thank you so much. and now to the papal visit. the holy father arrived yesterday to a huge crowd. pope francis road in what's become his trademark fiat before transferring to the pope mob

there were comprehensive discussions in the lower house and now in the upper house. i wanted the decision to be made when the time is right. >> abe has reiterated his resolve to pass the bills during the current diet session that ends on september 27th. >>> japan's diet has passed an amended version of a labor reform bill with the aim of stabilizing the employment of temporary workers. government officials say the legislation will open doors for people who want to become full-fledged employees. but labor unions have criticized the move, saying that will keep many people stuck in temporary status throughout their working lives. the legislation scraps a three-year limit on employing a worker on a temporary basis. it instead imposes that limit only on the time a worker can be kept in a single department. when the period is up, staffing agencies must ask companies to hire the worker as full-fledged employees or the agency must find a new job for the worker. the bill will take effect on september 30th. >>> the families of japanese abducted to north korea have a new way to

shenandoah valley still cloudy, in the upper 60s. mid-60s in the mountains where clouds are beginning to come in. all this coming from a flow off of the atlantic, coming inland. as it hits the mountains, creating showers here. eventually maybe a few of these may come our way by later this afternoon. warm temperatures, holding in the upper 70s through 1:00, hovering near 80 by 4:00. a few breaks in the clouds. a chance for a shower late in the day, into the upper 70s. by then, getting more humid. >>> this just into the live desk. a possible plea deal could be in the works for former house speaker danny hastert's hush money case. this just came out in a hearing this morning in federal court in chicago. hastert did not attend. we just found out his lawyers are in talks with prosecutors, but no details released. prosecutors accused hastert of agreeing to pay $3.5 million to someone to hide past misconduct. various news outlets report those payments were intended to cover up claims of sexual misconduct decades ago. hastert lives just west

patrick's cathedral of people residence on the upper east side and the united nations going to be very busy, streets blocked off, robert moses joined us live from midtown with all of this information. middle of fifth avenue because it is closed to vehicular traffic south of 56th street where we are all the way down to 47th street and if you notice there's a huge eight foot fence on either side of the avenues those security obviously tight. to give u.s. cents of the time table here, the pope is expected to land at kennedy airport around 5:00 this afternoon. he will hop aboard a helicopter at 515, then take a motorcade uptown and and he is expected to get into the popemobile right around where we are, a few blocks north of st. patrick's cathedral and then make his way south slowly along fifth avenue greeting onlookers as he goes and once he gets to st. patrick's cathedral the will be greeted by the mayor and the governor and the rector at st. patrick's cathedral and tonight he will preside over an evening prayer service, they are expected to begin around 7:00 and last about 45 minutes or

stays dry all of the way into saturday with highs in the upper 80s. ext chance of rain sunday evening. here is the outlook for the papal visit next week. the extended outlook, looking partly cloudy, maybe a bit more humid with mild afternoons. a low chance of any rain next week. >>> look at these images. they come to us from japan. you can see the smoke cloud exploding out of mount aso as it erupts. this was on japan's southwestern island. the eruption sent volcanic rock into the air, but it doesn't look like there was any lava flow. there were no injuries or damage to report. >>> now to decision 2016. bernie sanders may an important stop this morning at the conservative liberty university in lifrmgbeynchberg. he told the crowd he thought it was vital for people of different views to have civil discussions. later today sanders will be joined by local leaders in manass manassas. >>> donald trump is leading the republican candidates followed by ben carson. tracie potts has the latest on the candidates preparing to debate this week. >> we can unlock the p

under a clear sky and we'll be back down in the upper 60s and back to the upper 50s by around dawn tomorroweratures all around the region by dawn and not as chilly as they were this morning and near 50 in shenandoah valley and they'll be in the mid to upper 50s, and a look at our next chance for needed rain and that's coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, tom. i'm scott mcfarland in the newsroom and wrapping up an i team investigation and a confidential list kept inside the offices of the prince georges county prosecutor, and a loss of people prosecutors want to lock up for decades. among those who have been on the list, this man, travis evans who carjacked a man and led police on a wild chase in which he jumped from a speeding car. evan his a rap sheet and prosecutors helped hut pim away for 78 years. another name on the list, darrell adamson, that man accused of a grocery store parking lot and a shooting that killed that boy trey turner. he would seven years. >> that's permanent. nothing you can do about that. he can't say i made a mistake. there are no do-overs. >> on news 4 at 11:00

you're invited to a ceremony at the upper senate park at 2:00. please be aware that a motorcade directly after the ceremony will travel along the beltway and i-270 and then take i-70 into fredrick. >>> well, the leaves are starting to change. the temperature is starting to drop. maybe not today. but we know it's coming. and the days are getting shorter. by this time next month, we're going to have lost an hour and 13 minutes of daylight. and that could have a serious effect on your mood. dr. joshua winer joins us this morning. we're talking about seasonal affective disorder. what is it? >> about 4% of people in this area are going to notice a significant drop in their mood around this time of year. it's related to decreases in the amount of sunlight, as you just mentioned. these are people who around this time are going to start to get depressed. their mood is going to get lower. they're going to withdraw. they're going to feel like they want to stay in bed longer. they're going to have carbohydrate cravings, et cetera. >> what is the scientific r

scott obtained the upper hand. toxicology tests on scott revealed he had drugs and alcohol in his system. solitarys been in confinement since the arrest. have arrestedce -- released pictures of a car wanted in a hit and run of a little boy. it happened on columbia pike. the car is a four-door silver cadillac. police say the driver ran over the little boy, stopped so the boy's family could pull him from under the car. then the driver sped off. the child was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. we will contain to follow the story tonight and will have more starting at 4:00. fighting back against gun violence two weeks after reporter alison parker was gunned down on my tv. her father andy parker is demanding action. brianne carter is live on capitol hill with the details. emotional pleas from family members of gun violence continues. take a look behind me, you can see the hundreds gathered here in this shirt that says whatever it takes. those were the words echoed by andy parker hours after his daug

bright sunshine into the upper 70s. then warm afternoon. mornings each day with sunshine for the rest of the week ahead. as this dry pattern is going to last quite a while into next weekend. >> well, thanks, tom. >>> well, we thank everyone who came out and took advantage of the allstate shred it event. >> more than 3,000 came out to the community college yesterday and you dropped off hundreds of thousands of boxes of personal documents. they will be recycled into other paper products. if you couldn't make it out yesterday, the next shred it event is in december. >>> so brides, they plan their weddings months in advance. we all know that. you know that. >> yes. the grooms keep their mouth shut. >> exactly. well done. >> but too often you don't get >> but too often you don't get what you pay for. ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. >> but too often you don't get what you pay for. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting a

temperatures now in the upper 60s to low 70s. o with all the clouds outside, risk of rain, recess only gets a grade of d today with temperatures again into the upper 70s and low 80s. ten minutes, tom kierein out there talking about the impact the weather will have on your commute in to work and school this morning. for now, another slowdown. >> another slowdown here. this one in centerville, southbound at wallny road. right lane blocked because of a new crash there. 66 overall, 95 looking typical. both routes inbound there, 50 at fill more street and arlington, still have that crash. now, a little slow bw parkway inbound as you approach the beltway. 95, 29, all look good. 270 here at montrose, little volume headed southbound there out of frederick all the way down to rockfell this morning. >>> as we come up on 6:32, developing story surrounding security for the pope's visit to the u.s. learning more this morning about how a firefighter breeched securi -- breached security. chris followed a motorcade into an airport and slashed his

at least a 15 minute wait to make it to the upper level. inbound, stick to the lower level if you can. remember, be safe, don't text and drive. chris and mary, back to you. >>> otis livingston with your cbs 2 sports update. >> good morning, everyone. michael the pineda going for his 10th win of the season, and the mets try to continue their dominance over the phillies, and granderson with the 2-run shot in the 5th, and his 23rd of the season making it 3-0, mets. j.r. giving up his first run on the last day of the month, but the mets hold on for the 3-1 victory, and beantown, the yankees and red sox tied at 2. ortiz with his 495th home run. the yankees. now d.d. who was 4 for 4 giving it a ride, but not far enough. the yankees loose, 4-3. i'm otis livingston, and that's your cbs 2 sports update. like mike. michael jordan that is. >> first the humble reaction from taylor swift's brother after the vmas, and alex is back with the two talkers. >> it pays to have a big sister in the music business, ask austin swift, taylor swift's baby brother. he

the span. it is just a mess. upper level moving left to right while basically stopped left to right because of that accident we have reported. look at the lower level. we're just flying through. go there if you can like john said. we'll head to our maps. john's calling 30 minutes. we're going to stick with 30 instead of 406789 that accident reported underneath the apartments. lincoln is 20, the holland is 5 minutes. this was because of this accident at white plains road. that accident has been cleared away. extra service starting at 1:4:00 long island railroad, metro north and new jersey transit buses for this afternoon, and the weekend get away. if you're headed on to the new jersey turnpike we have this accident northbound, a truck fire near 8a. that truck was carrying watermelon. what are you going to bring to your picnic this weekend. our street cleaning rules are in effect. >>> thank you heather. amy. >> weather looks really good. temperatures in the upper 70s now. we've got this cold front coming through. it's go

the upper level feature is back to the west near pits. as this low continues to pull away, that will slide through, that will keep the clouds locked in from start to finish today. you'll see sunshine from time to time, but clouds will be the dominant feature out there. future tracker 6 lunchtime, cloudy conditions, a few breaks of sunshine from here and there. same thing throughout the afternoon hours, one or two areas maybe you'll see a spotty shower. overnight tonight, partly cloudy, tomorrow will start a beautiful stretch of weather where we see wall-to-wall blue skies ton of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. lehigh valley this afternoon, cloudy and cooler, a bit breezy. 72 degrees the forecasted high. jersey shore 74. lots of clouds, limited sun, breezy right there on the sand, as well. philadelphia, 73 degrees, well below the normal for this time of the year. clouds and sunshine. that breeze will make it feel like the upper 60s from time to time. winds out of the northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight, partly cloudy

ocean beach in the upper 70s and around the north bay. you'll see those highs in the irp 90s and you see the temperatures here, upper 90s to 102 degrees in liver more. oakland and san francisco, we've got those sporting events, giants and raiders games. stay hydrated as you'll see temperatures around game time in the low 90s. as we go through the week, we're going to see a chance of showers here off to our south. notice they don't get us here in the bay area, but as this system clears out of southern california, it will open the door for the return of some stronger oscean breezes. by the time we get to tuesday, the last full day of summer will begin to see some cooling as those interior temperatures drops into the 60s, 70s and 80s. in the meantime, a couple more hot days around san jose. tuesday and wednesday, we get those those temperatures drop. it will take longer, though, shadows still in the mid to upper 90s for parts in the south bay. livermore, hot after tomorrow's 102 degree temperatures. san francisco, temperatures beginning to c