joining us are sophia, melanie, amanda, and august von trapp. great grandchildren of captain and maria von trapp. welcome to all of you. i'm trying to see if you look like maria. they're not the real ones that we all know from television. nbc, of course had "the sound of music" last year and of course the original screen version and the first one which was on the broadway stage. have you seen them all? >> yes. >> do you feel like, hey, that's my family up there? >> it's really amazing. our grandfather was portrayed as curt in the sound of music. our grandfather was the youngest boy. >> there was a real von trapp in the show? >> not in the show but -- because it was a movie portraying a real family. >> oh, i see, all right. >> it's so great to have you here. thomas lauderdale, you started the pink martini which is the band that they'll be singing with. how did you start that? >> started 20 years ago. i thought i was going to go into politics and i hated the bands that were playing at political functions. it's a cross between the united nations an

von spakovsky? >> i don't think so. i think going down the road, the legacy that he is going to be considered to have is not going to be a good one and not one that's very complimentary to him. >> ifill: final word. >> well, i think only time will tell, but one thing i like to remember is that when you think of the most controversial attorneys general we've had in history, the fullness of time shows that oftentimes they were on the right side of history, they were right there. are many reasons to believe that this attorney general will have that... will be able to be in that type of company. >> okay. we'll wait and see who the president nominates and when he nominates someone to succeed him. hans von spakovsky, the author of "obama's enforcer," and tony west, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> wooduff: next, how to contain the ebola outbreak ravaging west africa? that was the main question world leaders addressed at today's meeting of the united nations general assembly. >> there's still a significant gap betwee

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good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. also cents this morning, investigators have just released some brand new information about the malaysian plane crash in ukraine, what they said about that fateful flight. katie? >> and erika, pretty quiet for now, region wide, but we have an area of low pressure that's just going to clip our area. soap, that bridges a variety every impacts, especially, to the shore. we'll talk about it coming up. jess? >> good morning, just 5:00. outside right now on the blue route, just near broomall. you can see overnight work there, headed northbound towards the schuylkill expressway, not really setting anybody back yet. we do have a lot of other overnight work patches to talk about little later on this morning, erika, ukee, good morning. >> jess, thank you. developing right now, an argument inside of north philadelphia chinese restaurant, leads to stabbing, leaving one man in critical condition. it happened around 1:30 this morning, on the 3600 block of north broad street. investigators are checki

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today. it is closing time for two atlantic city casinos. revel guesses check out today and all bets are off at the showboat. we'll tell you how the closings are affecting atlantic city casino industry and the people who work there. >> while some are at the beach or holding cook out, many americans pause to honor american workers on this labor day. >>> after the music stops, the clean upstarts at the made in america festival for a part of the night, mother nature stole the show. those thunderstorms. >> yes, indeed. i heard a couple cracks. >> as did i but went right back to sleep. >> let's finds out what's on your monday, labor day? >> good morning, guys. quick look at storm scan3, this will actually show you the store a little better than just seeing my face would. you can see, obviously been some showers, some storms rolling on through here through the last couple of hours, they continue to make their retreat. it doesn't mean we are in the clear. in fact, actually seeing two additional days

. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. here are stories we are following. what did he sianni when did he see it. nfl commissioner talks exclusively cbs news for first time since this newly released video of ex-ravens running back ray rice hitting his girlfriend. >>> two kids attack and robbed a boy in the wheelchair and now he is telling "eyewitness news" what happened and how long boys had been picking on him. >>> today is the day, president obama gets ready for a prime time address to outline his plans to combat isis in iraq and syria. >>> lets check our forecast, it is hump day, wednesday. >> sure, preferably thursday. >> yes. >> weekend is almost here. >> we say that almost every single wednesday, in which i respond it might as well be sunday. >> oh, my, that is true. >> no kidding, right. >> today will be a break in the action for us for a change. very dreary yesterday. it felt like fall though. now as we see the break in the action we will get more sunlight out there. that will in tern warm things up more readily. you can see area of low pressure we h

. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. lets get a quick check with our forecast with katie fehlinger. still chill think morning. >> it is still cool outside, we've got a surplus on the thermometer compared to yesterday, which is good news but it is still cool. the wind however will start to kick up on us and we will see more clouds today. transitions are upon us here courtesy of the next approaching storm system and this storm system looks like it will mean business for us here in the way of way of rain and wind specifically. it looks like timing has shifted so slightly for us here some spots could start to see wet weather. lets take you outside. the eye want to show you what is going on first and foremost here in the city. things are quiet, sky cam three, ever so tranquil at this point in center city but that doesn't necessarily mean that it is quiet every where. when we will go next to storm scan three here we go storm system beginning to really show its cards here or show its hand to us as a result of this storm basically just moving from south to north, you know you will begin for

. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. lets get to katie fehlinger. >> let get a time line for this weather we are having, katie. >> here we are in the blunt of the storm system and storm will be produce something we have rain for our area, easily on the or of an inch or two plus abe very gusty wind as well. that will be the story that we are following as we take a live look here at the the the basically just a entire eastern see game. we're in the bull's eye right now. we are the one and only spot across the the delaware valley where we are seeing heavier of the rain. lets take the zoomed in version here of storm scan three where that heavy rain continues to pound down. notice though there are a couple of choice locations where you have seen a bit of the lull settle in here. that would include places of outside allentown, northwestern lehigh valley, berks, lancaster county. not everyone is in the thick of things so to speak but this is basically a wash out and as we expect. this is going to end up being the the likely whe

. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. here are stories we are following today. developing right the now philadelphia police have a mystery on their hand as they find a burning car with the body sign i had. >>> breaking teens, attacking guards, the same center where more than 30 teenagers escaped earlier this week. >>> and a new look and a new name to an old tracks at city hall. we are looking live at dilworth park, it is the grand opening in just a few hours away, what a change. >> something good, we went by there yesterday, it looks fantastic. >> ice skating rink for winter. >> it will be really nice. winter, wow, sorry. >> i didn't mean to say that, lovely today. >> but a taste of fall. >> good morning, don't say winter just yet. nobody is ready to talk about winter just yet but it would be nice to get cooling in here. this is speaksed to be september. the first week of school for many kids but feels like the middle of summer still with temperatures near 90 degrees. got news today we are looking at lots of sunshine. here's a glimpse of storm scan three which s

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today, developing right now, another person has died in a horrific tour bus crash in delaware. dozens of others were injured. we have a live report coming up. >>> new overnight, three people gunned down in southwest philadelphia. we will tell you how the victims are doing this morning, as police hunt for the gunman. >>> and crews are still trying to get a 82,000-acre wild fire under control in california. those flames have already destroyed ten homes, and forced thousands of people to evacuate. >>> those stories and much more coming up including eagles big win, welcome back, young laid. >> i thank you, this is my tan. >> yes, i see. >> i know, this is some people's very pale? january, but i'm pumped. great to be back with an eagles victory. >> and an eagles win. let's start the forecasts. >> man, those birds know how to make a sweat. >> i know that's right. so did mother nature, am i right? >> and talk about a nice end, you know, nice final weekend of the summe

. >> that was the challenge presented to the security team at temple university and as our erika von shows us the solution is one that benefits both the students and neighbors. >> reporter: as students settle into the fall semester at temple university, its patrols are stepping up efforts to keep them safe. >> i think it's exciting. i think the students are happy, the neighbors are happy. i think it's going to build a good communities for us. >> reporter: temple is expanding their patrol borders to control crime off campus. >> we want to create another layer of protection for everyone. when we get to the middle of the campus all all the way out o the extended borders we have a very safe zone we've created. >> reporter: here's the new patrol area, the western boundary extendsing from 16th street to 18th street. the eastern boundary will be ninth street, the northern susquehanna avenue. and the southern boundary will be jefferson street. it's easy for students to feel safe here on campus in the middle of the day but now this extended patrol area is helping them also feel safe late at n

. >>> i'm quarter von heel. here are stories we are following today. students return to council rock high school south after the accident that killed three classmates. now we have new information on who was behind the wheel. >>> new threat from is is after the islamic extremist group beheads another american journalist. >>> after three atlantic city casinos close and fourth preparing to shut down thousands are expect to line up today for job less claims. >>> those stories and more coming up, lets start with your forecast. >>> feeling better out there, katie, am i imaging things. >> we did have have a cold front. how many were trying to fall a leap when storms came through. >> i enjoy that, it is fun. >> i kept get getting woke up bay i heard fire trucks. really nasty storms did rumble through. it is nice to try to fall asleep and about the time i was heading wednesday too but those storms meant business. lets get to storm scan three real quickly here. we are going back in time to yesterday afternoon, all quiet, right. then storms erupted. man, did they

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. more breaking news, convicted kill here escaped from a prison who ohio back behind bars. tj lane broke out of correctional facility in lima with two other inmates last night. he was serving three life sense it is cents for the 2012 shooting death of three students at a high school outside of cleveland. the prisons warden said lane did not get far. >> can't tell you he watts captured just about a hundred yards, 100 feet from our institution, our main perimeter fence. >> you know, did he scale our perimeter fence, and again, this is an ongoing investigation. >> a second inmate was also captured quickly a third remains at large. >>> developing now, a dozen children in delaware are hospitalized this morning, sick by a respiratory illness, officials concerned it could be enterovirus 68, outbreak that sickened more than a thousand children nationwide. health officials sent samples to the centers for disease control to see if the patient's in delaware do have enterovirus, uncommon strain of

. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. here are stories we are following today. thirteen years after the worst terrorist attack a object u.s. soil americans honored the victims and remember the the tragedy. >>> at war on terrorism continues president obama expand his plan to destroy the militant group isis. >>> we have new developments in the the ray rice story nfl brings in a former fbi director to investigate how the league handled evidence. >>> we will get to those stories in a moment. lets start with the forecast and katie standing by in the weather center. >> i have better news for you today. we have been looking ahead to this day that with bring stormy weather. i do think we will look at storms later on today mainly for p.m. rush. morning rush looks fine which is good for us, right? later on today some storms will rumble through. the thing is the the good news that i come bearing is the fact that this front is speeding up a bit. i still think timing generally is going to pan out it is late in the day say four to 8:00 p.m. you cab see a little pocket on stor

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today: back to school this morning, for the philadelphia schooll district. what won't student and teachers have when the opening bell rings, we will tell you. >> caught on camera, group of teenagers beating up a mentally challenged man. police make two arrests and are looking for more. >> just when you thought the eagles were down, they get up again. how about that? second half come back, as the birds showed the come back. >> any given sunday. let's check our forecast, katie over in the weather center good morning, yes, coming off nice long weekends, you know, actually looks as though it will be a little bit cloudier out there today. yesterday was beautiful, right? >> nice and fall like. >> nice, sunny, still mild enough, it was comfortable enough to sit outside, but you weren't sweating. so it was great football weather. but it does look today as though again our wind flow very likely starts to shift little more, in fact, already start today do so. that's goin

you see von miller right here move. chair rhlus reacted. you have to give him that nuch roll zone. >> cris: and then he realized it. >> al: so it's third and 15. and luck to the 39 goes t.y. hilton. so he's about six yards short of the first down. we go to the two-minute warning with 1:57 remains in the fourth. it will be fourth down and six when we come back to denver. >>> after the game, get the latest news in sports with the sunday sports report on nbc sn. >> al: and coming up after the game, it's the volkswagen post report with michele with interviews on the field. we'll look at the matchup next week. but right now it is the ball game. can indianapolis keep it going? >> cris: chris harris, the starting corner back out of the game. tony carter at the top of your screen has been who they have been targeting. hakeem nicks, a big, physical receiver. >> al: fourth and six. can they keep it going? luck throws, no. batted down. incomplete. bradley roby, baptism by fire, knocks it away from reggie wayne. they bring a rookie in, the number one p

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. first, we want to give you your other headlines this morning, 15 year old high school student has died in a double shooting outside a local hospital. a second teen is fighting for his life this morning. we have a live report as police hunt for the person who pulled the trigger. >> and, breaking this morning, the us launches air strikes in syria against the terrorist known as isis. we'll tell how else is helping in the effort to wipe out the extremist group. >> plus, three people are in the hospital after overnight fire in north philly. we will tell you how those victims are doing this morning. >> those stories and much more coming up. let's talk about our first full day of fall. it is feeling lining it this morning. >> it really is. foolishly, did not put a coat on this morning, walked out, oh! >> i know it. good morning, kate. >> i for shame. it is okay, you know what, i give you the benefit of the doubt on that one, kind of like you get used to stuff, then completely forget, oh, ya,

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. new overnight, out of control car slams into another vehicle, this happened at a gas station, starting a fire. it also sent a woman to the hospital with serious burns. we're live on the scene. >>> also, new this morning, fire spreads through two row homes, in delaware county. we'll tell you if anyone was hurt, and how long it took firefighters get the flames under control. >>> and, one of the suspects in the beating after couple in center city now out after job. the social media post that led to 24 year old catherine not's termination. >>> those stories and more coming up. right now, let's check in with carol erickson, as we head into the weekend? what a difference a day makes, carol. >> oh, boy, i tell you what, we saw inches of rain at the shore, winds were unbelievable, everybody got into the rain. it was as gloomy, miserable day. today, no, not going to be finding weather like that today, fortunately, so we have completely turned the corner. and with a was supposed to have been al

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today, she made fun of celebrities on the red carpet. but more often she made fun of herself. this morning, we remember the joy of laughter that joan rivers shared with all of us. >>> also, developing, right now, an amber alert for this missing boy in florida gets attention in pennsylvania. we will tell you about the person of interest who has ties to our area. >> and this was not the picture you were supposed to see, social network glitch leads to apology from the governor of delaware. now the woman in that photo, too. >> those stories and more coming up. let's talk about your forecast, headed to the big eagles game, a lot of things happening. >> can't believe we're talking seven's this weekend, kate? >> i see you have your eagles green on, all ready for the green. >> we bleed green. you. >> don't have to prove it to us on the set. we'll take your word for it, yes. we have big changes in the weather headed our way today. today another hot, humid day, tomorrow,

i'm quarter von tiehl and coming up i'll tell you how to store the important stuff and chuck the rest without the mess. >> thank, erika. >>> weather-wise we are talking about clouds and showers moving in the delaware val which a coastal storm, and we will tell you best chance to see the rain and when warmer air will move in coming >>> well, people driving long distance may get some help with the trip from an unlikely place. their car. general motors is making cars that can essentially drive themselves. in just two years from now a new cadillac will be equipped with super cruise, an option that includes hands free driving. on the highways they say this will keep the the car in its lane and at a safe distance from other vehicles. >>> well, some good news at the pump tonight, according to the latest lumberg is your say national average for gallon of gas has dropped 25 cents in the last 11 weeks. it is down to $3.46 a gallon. analyst say as long as cost of crude oil does not go up, the price could drop even more. >>> well lets look at our local gas prices right now in pennsylvania you're

. >> i'm did a von tiehl. right now, with katie fehlinger, jessica, good morning, ladies. >> hey, good morning, you know, few accidents, few things to talk about this morning, but katie more importantly i want to know if i can wear my hoodie today. >> i would say you can wear it any time you want, are you going to be comfortable is the questionment generally speaking could you get away with a hoodie out there this morning, but also get away without t depending on location, clearly pretty mild outside. short sleeves, no worries on the skydeck, actually off to pretty decent start here. storm scan3, though nos as ideal cents, you like the crisp air, bright sun line, just very comfortable warmth. we are going to keep more clouds around here today. >> one of those more clouds than sun, but will stay pretty comfortable how we stands, depending on location, you might want to check out the fleece. fifty-six as well in lancaster, where you have also goss clear he sky, allow the temperature to drop readily through the o

erika von tiehl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are now hearing 911 called made after a nine year-old girl accidentally shot and killed her gun instructor in arizona. >>> cell phone video shows charles vodka standing next to the young girl after setting her sub machine gun to automatic. and that gun recoiled, turning upward in his direction, and, the gun was too much for her to hand that will it hurt her shoulder and that is when employees realized he had been shot. >> we called the number and called for an ambulance at the last stop. >> yes. >> we need a helicopter. and, and, and, and, he served tourness iraq and afghanistan, prosecutors say that they will not file charges against the young girl from new jersey. >>> british parents we told but yesterday who had been arrested for trying to take rather that are critically ill son to spain for treatments are now out and with a void. crush of media met brett cain, arrived at the the reunited with its son asha, his parents spent three days in custody after they took 59 year-old from the british hospital and fled to spain. the family says

. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. we have live team three coverage. meteorologist katie fehlinger is track ago this rain and how long it will be with us. carol right this meteorologist carol eric on in atlantic city. carol, each time we see you it is getting worse and worse. >> it is awful out here we are in front of the flagship absecon inlet. the these wind have really picked up. so you can see that detear racial and the conditions here this morning. in fact, also the rain is coming down. andy, you can just show this. the storm drains are blocked. we have high tides that are starting to come up. i think we will be finding more in the way of street flooding and finding water in the street. if you turnaround you can see how the wind is making this wind whip. standing out in atlantic city. particularly in the spots like i'm on, main avenue, you're really, really dealing with the element at this point. the high tides are coming in various times up and town the coast. we cane what the ocean is up to at this point. we're not that far from it. i'll tell yo

. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. we have live team three coverage of the storm. meteorologist katie fehlinger is track rain and how long it will be with us but we will get to carol erickson with a look the at conditions right now, carol? >> reporter: conditions have not gotten any better at all. wind are gusting out of the north east. they are sustain at 22 miles an hour. they are gusting 30 plus. you can feel every wet drop of that. also notice what is happening with the rain we have seen here, and with the high tides, starting to think about coming in here, it will start in a little bit, we will find these streets filled with water. we have a lot of water on these streets even at the present time as you can see. now if you go back here take a look at the oceanfront and one of the reasons we are fining the water coming up higher now is because we have a flash over from a sea wall and there is that coastal flood advisory in effect. let me show you where that encompasses. the it goes from atlantic city basically northward. just watch for that from about 8:00 a.m.

security or all whole range of things and for some of that in preparations for your questions hans von spakovsky will pick up their. thank you. [applause] >> of the real question is why should you care? and this is the justice department were i worked iÃthise department were i worked it is the most powerful and largest law-enforcement agency in the u.s. and they can make or break any individual or any business in ruin you economically and put you in jail. we should all hear the justice department that is politicized not pursuing justice the way it should because that kind of abuse of power is frankly dangerous to our freedom and liberty one of the people we interviewed was hired during the clinton administration said eric holder is the worst attorney general since under nixon and the department will tell you that is the nader. this book talks about how he came to the justice department many people forget he was the number two guy there during the clinton administration and was the go to guy for the white house because they did not trust the general reno to make the right political deci

hello, i'm frederica von stade. this san francisco opera production opens on a dramatically stark set designed to remind us of a war waged on two fronts, between nations and families.

. >> the fbi is ramping up its efforts to find a von wallace, shots into aring home where a three-year-old girl was visiting when she was killed. this was in a rage after somebody in his home was wearing his clothing. the pg county police department is offering a 25,000 other reward. the fbi's expected to increase its reward tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. in ferguson,lice missouri, violate the civil rights of michael brown? >> the investigation that is happening now. we will tell you what around's family thinks about it. we will tell you what brown's family things about it. >> a hacker attack on the obamacare website. i'm steve rudin in the belfort furniture weather center. 91 degrees at reagan national today, another hot day tomorrow. >> following the big news about tracking of the government website healthcare.gov. >> your information was not taken. roz plater is live in southwest washington. what did the hackers do? >> they broke in and went information, names, birthdays, financial information. the only race and they did not get the information is because the site they landed on was a test

i have had gang members say the von forstmann is the biggest game of all.people who belong to a sorority or fraternity might be perceived as part of a gang. people in girl scouts and boy scouts may be perceived as part of a game. uniforms are rituals, symbols, all kinds of things. so it depends. how long have i been involved with gangs and gang members and trying to understand gangs? literally since i began my professional life is a very young social worker in south los angeles in 1978. so the real answer is very very long time. >> host: so when you talk about gangs, how do you define them? >> guest: i ask the members. i ask them how they see it. the definition doesn't come for me. i'm more interested in people and how they identify themselves. if they identify themselves as part of a neighborhood for a game because it's often a synonym, i listen to them. but i'm much more interested in how they talk about themselves rather than a label i put on them. >> host: how organized are these neighborhoods are gangs? >> guest: i love what father greg boyle says. it

he is not ranting against von foods that fired him.ot saying don't go buy von foods, alan. >> he may not be saying those exact words but i believe that there is an agenda here on the part of those who want to make islam the enemy. make it a religion the enemy when these are people, especially recent convert, who is not practicing islam. by the way, "the los angeles times," one of only media outlets report ad bunch of islamic groups in america have spoken out about against this, pointing out this is not represent what islam is. >> well you know, yasser arafat used to denounce terrorist activities he was behind. so disinformation is one of the tactics and propaganda of any enemy. they're practicing it too. look, the fort hood shooter, that was workplace violence although he had been a muslim much longer than this guy nolan. and he was inspired by a radical imam in the middle east, an american, who was taking -- eric: the son. >> exactly right. how long do you have to be a muslim fanatic before you can be identified as a terrorist? i like

this has to do with the access on buses we're trying to have buses that have municipality boarding we von have been one foundation with a crack do you keep building or repair the crack first, the buses don't meet the capacity if you go on one transit line with the brt proposed you whether on dpaer or geneva the concern is the buses only have so moved so much room between the doors and platform it's hard to board many of the designs over sea whether in europe or other criticize around the world there be looking at mid boarding with a door widower span allows people the wheelchair people that's an important key that's what we need to have a the housing development in the city. >> thank you, mr. goodman any public comment on that item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i wonder if there rivers can respond to the mid boarding suggestion from mr. goodman or how the brt platforms are going to be completed. >> sure thoinl jonathan rivers with the mta we have one on van ness and second one on geary one of the things the mta considered when implementing this it's our preemptor services is

county and the community is coming together to remember, the fallen, "eyewitness news" anchor erika von tiehl has the story. >>> today is one of those days for many of us, we got to honor the thousands of lives lost in the terror attacks, but aren't sure how to do so. this park, the garden of reflection in lower makefield township, helped. >> and, i want to remember my husband, in a peaceful way, not in the tragic way that he lost his life. >> reporter: tara baines spoke at the memorial today to remember how her michael, lived, and not focus on his death. one hundred floors up in the north tower of the world trade center when it came crashing down. hundreds gathered to remember michael and the 17 other bucks county residents who died on 9/11. >> joseph. >> reporter: kara tells me her husband would have been humled by the crowd. >> wow just see, and be shocked at the turnout, and i think he would be honor. >> reporter: kara will often sit here at the bench bearing her husband's name set apart under a cherry tree. >> two reasons to honor michael as an unassuming person to be off to the si

muddle no more™ >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehlment check out time for the revel. 11:00 this morning, the casino will shut down at 5:00 tomorrow morning, the $2.4 billion revel opened with great fanfare back in april, 2012, but never turned a profit. revel filed for bankruptcy twice. the showboat ceased operations yesterday afternoon after 27 years in business. >> last day of your long weaken, kate, a lot of folks hoping we don't get the kind of storms we had yesterday. >> i do think that's a very good possibility. you know what, yesterday, we didn't actually ends up with wash out. if you have outdoor plans, i think you can keep them. just a heads up, especially toward the afternoon and evening, much like yesterday, we're very likely it see fresh rounds of showers and thunderstorms rumble through. it will not be a wash out, scattered variety, so some of you might not get hit with a drop. but will be very steamy day regardless you can see activity already rolling on through. over i would say the next, say, half hour, 45 minutes, kent and sussex county delaware also

. >> i'm erica von tiehl. first a check on traffic and weather together with some ladies, katie and vittoria, good morning. >> morning, everyone >> decent day, few minor hiccups, all very minor, key word here. however, even at this hour, we continue to see just one little first link pocket of light rain. basically been an issue along portions. i95 corridor, through new castle county then across the bay there. however, don't expect too much more in the way of wet weather at least for the next few hours, once it fizzles out, should catch a break. could still be a shower around later today because of the weakening area of low pressure moving in. >> talking at or below half mile, patchy dense fog firing up for us here, courtesy of calm wind as well as moisture left over in the atmosphere. should ends one more sun as fog eventually burns out later today. we have chance to flirt with 80 degrees, svelt tore crashes over to you. >> thank you, as katie was just mentioning, 95, going to be a hassle really. couldn't thin

. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. lets start with kate and vittoria with a check of traffic and weather. >> good morning, i necessity vittoria will tell us more about that accident, we told but in a minute, weather-wise in problems on the roads. that is good news. in the dodging puddles or rain storms or anything lick that maybe some sun glare depending on which way you are traveling today. lets see how things are starting off. we have beautiful clouds in our camera here rooftop cam at cbs broadcast center in spring gar even and a lot of sunshine, high clouds, out there a bought full shot. almost like a painting. nice start to the morning in center city philadelphia storm scan three in the showing any problems we have high pressure overhead is he showers and storms off the coast of virginia are staying suppressed to the south. next front will get here over weekend but in the meantime we are heating up and steaming up, once again, it has been a september swelter to start the month, right now comfortable 69 at the the a

. >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl.ffic and weather together and start off with katie, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. it will be a very nice day in general, we're actually already off to a more comfortable start out there. we do still solve cloud cover and some of you might still notice that it does feel a little bit humid. that is true for southern new jersey and delaware but we are tracking the the retreat at this point of our latest cold front. eventually, any clouds that are currently out there much like the the current view outside kutztown area middle school showing those clouds that will thin out. every single hour we will start to brighten up more and more. notice wind direction out of the north/northwest and that does mean a dryer air mass starting to settle down. it is still warm today but it won't be as humid or muggy as yesterday was. torey. >> good news for hair, katie. >> good morning. bad news we're still dealing with serious rush hour volume as we look at 476, if you are commuting in the north

slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> good morning i'm erika von tiehl.ood. officers on patrol found body inside a burning car on the 6100 block of lawrence street. police say this could be connected to an earlier shooting near the scene. investigators are now waiting for medical examiner to identify victim and determine a cause of death. >>> all right. we're in september but feeling more summer like than fall like, right kate. >> it is still summer and summer in the letting us forget it at least this week. temperatures have been above average and we will stay that way today tomorrow and start of the weekend. here is your forecast mostly sunny, very warm, slightly more humid then it has been, more humid then yesterday, 88 degrees is our daytime high. mainly clear turning more muggy, 70 our overnight low. he here is your seven day forecast and shore cast great weather down the shore for next few days, cool off there and in the city we are near 90 right through saturday next chance for strong storms comes saturday evening along a cold front and big then big

. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. we will have more in a moment but first lets check with katie and vittoria to keep an eye on traffic and weather for us good morning. >> we are looking ahead to a very quiet day overall. do i think despite the fact that i have clouds around the center city sky rine right now we will see more sunlight then what yesterday provided. that is not only going to brighten things up, but that will help us warm up, more. so storm scan three we will start out there overall quiet. we are between systems right now but there is still what would i like to call silent hazards down the shore specifically two different ones. the coastal flood advisories, obvious one here, everything in the delaware beach and n'synx will new jersey shore point in our area, bringing with it the potential for minor, tidal flooding but these will last until next high tides which will come in the afternoon. we have to watch out for that if you live close to the shore or typically flooding out from tidal flood ago this might

. >> good morning, i'm erica von tiehl. morning on breaking news, a wrong way crash on the blue route, closed i76, 2:30, to just before 6:00 this morning. police say 22 year old emelia cagelia made u-turn on the northbound blue route near the schuylkill expressway then crashed head on into a box truck. the truck driver suffered minor injuries. >>> let's get our forecast right now with carol ericson in for katie. you brought good news with you. >> oh, i did, i d i brought bad news yesterday, but today making up for t we have sunshine, temperatures today great get to go 77 degrees, right now, through center city, it is 63 degrees. lovely start to the day. and the finish will be just as nice, you can see why. storm scan3, we've got no problems, and headed in our direction, at all. all of our problems, have moved away. let's hope that's true, all day. we've got 58 degrees in philadelphia, right now, 61, in trenton. we have readings that will be getting to 77 today, how about 82 degrees? both saturday and sunday, monday, few clo

. ♪ >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl.er to it kay for your forecast good morning. >> hi, good morning everybody. today will be one of those days where sunshine really is at a premium. so many of us, have not seen any at all now that the sunnies up, just don't expect to see too much of it. this will limit the the amount of warming that can take place because we're seeing some milder air moving in. regardless it is warmer then yesterday was. let's explain. storm scan three, yeah, we've got clouds clearingly rolling in at this point but we still will warm up to 75 degrees. do i think our southern most counties, we're talking cape may, at the plant i can county in new jersey and kent and sussex in delaware we might see a shower later today but rain creep in for everybody as night progresses and brunt of the coastal storm gets here overnight, we will be dealing with off and on rain, basically anytime, tomorrow. torey? >>> thanks, katie. good morning everyone. traveling on 476, going to be quite a problem. quite a feat for you.

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you see von miller right here move. chair rhlus reacted. you have to give him that nuch roll zone. >> cris: and then he realized it. >> al: so it's third and 15. and luck to the 39 goes t.y. hilton. so he's about six yards short of the first down. we go to the two-minute warning with 1:57 remains in the fourth. it will be fourth down and six when we come back to denver. >>> after the game, get the latest news in sports with the sunday sports report on nbc sn. >> al: and coming up after the game, it's the volkswagen post report with michele with interviews on the field. we'll look at the matchup next week. but right now it is the ball game. can indianapolis keep it going? >> cris: chris harris, the starting corner back out of the game. tony carter at the top of your screen has been who they have been targeting. hakeem nicks, a big, physical receiver. >> al: fourth and six. can they keep it going? luck throws, no. batted down. incomplete. bradley roby, baptism by fire, knocks it away from reggie wayne. they bring a rookie in, the number one p

. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. to katie fehlinger. >> let get a time line for this weather we are having, katie. >> here we are in the blunt of the storm system and storm will be produce something we have rain for our area, easily on the or of an inch or two plus abe very gusty wind as well. that will be the story that we are following as we take a live look here at the the the basically just a entire eastern see game. we're in the bull's eye right

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. right now a check of traffic and weather together. katie and jest, a keeping an eye on things for us this morning, morning, ladies? good morning. >> and good morning, you know, katie, i thought yesterday was gorgeous, i know everybody didn't agree with me, yesterday gorgeous to me, can we expect similar day like that today? >> i would actually say very much so. depending on location, ends up with more clouds than anything, once again, storm system, same one we were tracking yesterday. but now a lot closer to us, so on storm scan3, the leading edge of the cloud deck, really building in across the shore points. to help your nerve some of the moisture, too, and look how close that leading edge of soaking rain is. sussex county, so i do think that it is probably just matter of time until portions of our delaware beaches, at least our most popular beach points, like rehoboth, for example, start to see some rainout of this. meanwhile as a result of this, coastal flood advisories just went into effect. they are in effect actually until tomor

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