>> or face towing, most of those vehicles will need to be moved by sunday, september 20th. but, if you have a 20-dollar plaque adder to park in a ppa garage, you'll have until thursday, september 24th, to move your vehicle. >> another option is the naval hospital lot at 1600 paterson avenue, this location has about 1500 parking spots, and will be available for free beginning that week. >> go to our website at cbsphilly.com/papal visit. >> and in addition to roadways, being closed we also learned tonight select waterways will also be off limits to boat traffic. us coast guard will stay security zones on portions of the schuylkill and delaware rivers, in effect from friday september 25th through monday september 28th. >> playing out in their front yard, logan square neighborhood association met with city officials for question-and-answer session. about 50 resident filled the pews, at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. some resident say they don't feel the city is addressing everyone's needs. >> it is great to have three people have their specific needs, really clear, that there are going to be many more people, who have situations that the city hasn't really felt through. so woe need the city to be able to be flexible a mid a lot of there. this. >> some bothered, other resident say they'll take the world meeting weekend, papal advice knit stride. they say they were just pleased the city took time to address their concerns. >> part of what will become the papal stage have started to be put in place. workers set down layer of grounds protection on eakin's oval today. will hold the framework whisk built over the next few days, now, pieces of the stage are being tucked in on -- trucked in on large pallet. trues are doing the best to protect the area in the area of the parkway. when pope francis steps off the plane in philadelphia, he will step foot on very special carpet, carefully handwoven in bucks county. pat ciarrocchi will give you exclusive first look at the carpet, and that's coming up in about seven minutes. >> a big victory for animal lovers in new jersey. in blackwood, protesters provided vocal backdrop for group every county freeholders introduced more man's law today. >> this wall would restrict pet stores from selling dogs and cats that come from puppy mills. under the new law, pet store could face prosecution, if caught selling those animals. >> people should know that they're in a very, very small enclosures, their entire lives. they are bread every heat, usually three times a year. their feet never touch grass, and they are disposed of as soon as they can no longer breed. >> the formal adoption of the resolution is expected to take place at the freeholder's next meeting on september 17th. philadelphia police are stepping up patrols in germantown after a string of sexual assault on women. two attacks happened tuesday and third just few days before that. one of the tuesday attacks took place in broad daylight on the 5400 block of wakefield of the all victims describe their attackers as a black man about 5 feet 6 inches tall, with a thin build, and in his 20's. a man that was caught on surveillance video kidnapping woman off philadelphia street last year pleaded guilty in federal court today. delvin barnes admitted to abducting the woman in germantown last november, and holding her captive in maryland for three days. a sentencing hearing scheduled for january, barnes faces 35 years in prison. >> on the eve of the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, families and loved ones gathered for solemn remember renz in shanksville, pennsylvania, gathered around the wall of names, new memorial plaza honors passengers and crew lost on united flight 93. 3,000 candles and light placed on memorial plaza as silent tribute to the tragic loss of life in those attacks. >> and, tomorrow, remembrance events scheduled throughout the area. full list available on our with website at cbsphilly.com. >> the phillies looking for new general manager, tonight they parted ways with rubin amaro, jr. >> shake up in the front office, lessee? >> the fans made it clear they were not happen which rubin over the past few years, and both phillies president, and owner john middleton, said definitely factor in decide to go part ways with him today. rubin amaro, jr., joined the controversy after the 1998 season, general manager after the team won the world series in 2008, two post-season runs, even trip to the world series, in 201 set franchise record with 102 wins. but amaro was at the helm when the team went from first to worse. john middletown owner said they needed to go in a new direction. >> our obligation to our fans, requires us to focus on what is important to them. that's winning. that requires us to confront difficult december significance cents from time to time. >> andy made this decision, in the best interest of the organization, we continue to move forward and rebuild the team. it is a decision that the owners support fully and without reservation. coming up later in sports, we'll hear from andy macphail, interim general manager and phillies manager pete mccann on, all who said this was a very tough, tough day. >> i know it is tough for him, too. leslie, thanks. >> let us know what you think about all of this, connect with us on the cbs philly facebook page. also send us a tweet at cbs philly. just be sure to use #cbs3. when parent bring home a bundle of joy, they want the absolute best for their child. and that includes where they call home. >> unfortunately, it is bad news for the keystone state. why pennsylvania's considered one of the worse state to have a baby, a closer look at that coming up. >> museum being kept a secret for a long, long time. well, now it is in the spotlight. grabbing the attention of local women, what's kept there. we'll take you inside, tell you how you can take a tour yourself. kate? >> and still dealing with the threat for flooding tonight, as we see heavy rain moving through portions of gloucester county, but once we get this rainout of here, we have more sunshine to talk about, then a stretch of really, really nice weather on the way, even little taste of fall, in the forecast. i'll have more coming up. >> and, a local mall will soon become a movie set. we have the word on where a long awaited sequel will be filmed. stay with us, we'll be back. ♪usic: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. here in vineland, new jersey, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. it's white breast meat chicken every time. because white breast meat chicken releases its flavor into the broth and absorbs more flavor from it. and in vineland, it's all about flavor so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. back on "eyewitness news", new study ranks pennsylvania as the second worse state in the nation to have a baby. pennsylvania beat out only mississippi according to the consumer finance website, wallet hub. the list was based on healthcare quality and the baby friendly necessary of each state. loan number of pediatricians per capita contributed to pennsylvania's poor ranking. >> pope francis first encounter he arrives here in pennsylvania will be a red carpet moment. >> when he arrives, when he de par philadelphia, he'll walk a red carpet loomed in bucks county. our pat ciarrocchi went to the mill for a he can clues i have first look. >> when the papal feet touch the gown here, philadelphia will roll out the red carpet. a carpet, 9 feet wide, 75 feet long. born in puerto rico, stood guard over each line of stitches. >> i'm excited because this is the first thing dow a carpet for somebody important. >> benny, keisha, tia, marissa, mark and jerry, just some of bill morrow owes pope team. at langhorne carpet in bucks count. >> i the carpet is mainly wool, juice and cotton. >> bill gave me insiders tour of the mill, his grandfather founded in 1930. clearly a carpet for the pope is a extraordinary assignment, and langhorne carpet made it their gift to him. >> we wanted something that wobble gant and simple. we went with some of the images from the stained glass windows at the cathedral. >> runner for pope francis' arrival and departure at atlantic aviation. also loom two large accent rugs in green, with the same gold medalian design. therefore the rectory, where pope francis will dress for mass privately. >> this is the carpet. it is cardinal red and papal gold, 110,000 ends of yarn per square yard, and it is spectacular. but off the loom, a carpet is never perfect. that's where the clipping and sewing expertise of keisha diaz plays out. >> i was just nervous, i just want to go detail by detail, make sure i don't leave nothing behind. >> ensuring the pope's first steps in philadelphia feel devine. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and in campaign 2016 now, the stage set for next week's republican presidential debate. tonight cnn announced same ten reading candidate who debated last month will be joined by carly at the reagan library in california. meanwhile donald trump's lead in the polls is growing, while democrat hillary clinton's lead is shrinking. lead over bernie sanders just ten points. >> many want to know will joe biden jump into the presidential race. tonight he sits down would stephen colbert. colbert does ask the vice president about his presidential aspirations. we also know the interview as you might imagine gets emotional at time. and you can watch it all just ahead on the late show with stephen colbert, also in the line up, country superstar toby keith coming up next at 11:35, right after "eyewitness news". >> now, for a secret place every shoe lover should see. this fashionable finds is right here in philadelphia, and you might pass it every day, and never even realize it. step inside this ordinary office building, up the elevator to the sixth floor, and the secret is revealed. the first glimpse of nancy reagan's rhinestone encrusted pumps e-mail i eisenhour's jade opera shoes. lee and/or, bouquet, lady bird johnson's black silk heals. >> i love shoes. and when i heard there was a museum, i was the first one to be on board. >> so-called shoe museum, actually series of glass cases lining the hallways of temple university's school of podiatric medicine. >> barbara williams is curator, part time medical, full time footwear passion. >> look at the heal. >> oh, yes. >> absolutely clear, nothing about diamond. >> shoe lovers can get a personal tour of the collection, it is by appointment only, and it is fro. >> you can really almost tell more about the people's lives from their feet than from their clothes. >> museum has about 250 shoes on display, at any given time. but it collection is a lot bigger, about 900. there are the vintage, like these victorian ara laced boots. >> the button, real leather, gorgeous, you don't see shoes like that any more. >> and collection every wedding shoes from the 1800s to the 20th century. then there are the ancient, like these egyptian burial sandles. >> couple thousand years. this leather is that old. >> for years, barbara has asked celebrity to donate, billie jean king signed her tennis shoes, phillies player mike schmidt gave red mike east from his last season, black and white oxford designed for ringo starr, and evening pumps worn by joan rivers. >> these are made for her? >> actress sandy duncan donated pair of peter pan boots auto graph and all. actress sally strutters personally donated blue platform wedges she wore on the tv show all in the family. >> she was caring them. she said they made me practice wearing these, i'm so short, they wanted every inch they could get. >> history is fascinating. it is amazing informative tour. >> says everyone walks out with a new way of looking at the world. >> you never quite think of your feet the same way again. >> that's definitely true. >> no doubt. >> could spend hours in there looking, amazing see how it changes through the years, you know, even looking in your own closet, oh, i've had these for awhile, but these go by decades and decades. and everything old is new glenn those vintage shoes will come back again, and i loved ringo's kicks, they look good, yes. >> and mike schmidts old cleets, awesome. >> real a jewel. you should check it out. go to cbsphilly.com many find out how to make an appointment for a tour, it is prepare, you just have make a boy inlet. >> wear the shoes out. make sure you have the old stuff out tonight. >> my rain boots in there, because it is wet outside, and it is continuing to rain this evening, very heavy rain in depford, new jersey, the area really in the bull's eye right now, still under flashflood warning, this cell developed south of philadelphia, but now moving into gloucester county, and depford, just kind of in the center of it all night long. i have ben hearing from all of in you depford, saying it is raining like no other right now, and unfortunately doesn't look like it is moving out very quickly. quick look at what's happening in the city at the moment. you can see, still, low clouds, fog out there, low visibility, if you're out on the roadways, road spray, light range falling in center city philadelphia at the moment. but, as we shift onto storm scan3, you can see, where the heaviest is, it has start today just slowly move east, a very, very slow progression, with this batch of rain. this one cell that just does not want to leave. right now, still, over portions of gloucester county, so you can see it is drying out thankfully, southern delaware county around chester, where some spots got over 3 inches every rain, still seeing west depford, depford seeing the very heavy rainfall, now starting to move into portions of camden county and it is starting to move just little bit faster out of here so that's good news, but, still until that flashflood warning until midnight, depford included, essington, up toward the philadelphia international airport, where the rain has been coming down very, levelly for the past several hours. we have been dealing with these bursts of heavy rain all day long, milton 3.3 inches today, cory ville, 3.14, valley forge just shy of 3 inches. trenton, set new daily record at 1.68 inches there in mercer county, over 2 inches fell in nazareth, also, at the university of pennsylvania, and so far at the airport, it is a new record, 2.79 inches, you know, 1.86 fell in the past two hours, previous record 1.59 inches. >> let's shift to the good news, though, overnight the rain does move out. tomorrow afternoon looks real nice. the sun returns, lower humidity, beautiful friday. then on saturday, sunshine early, but clouds will increase in the afternoon, as this next system heads our way. little area of low pressure will develop along the boundary, could send some showers back into the area again, on sunday, so bit of unsettled weaken. we will see some sun probably both days, even though humidity starts to rise, nothing like what we felt this week, monday is when things return to the awesome range, humidity wise, still dealing with the heavy rain through the early part of the overnight. cloudy, humid otherwise, tomorrow morning clouds then afternoon sun, less humid, 82. then saturday, sunday, chance for few more clouds, couple of showers, not wash out. keep eye to the sky specially late saturday, early sunday, then, then, the beautiful weather starts monday, little taste of fall at 77. and the rest of next week looks fantastic. >> how but that? >> looks great. >> leslie's got your sports. >> we all know mccoy can run. he can also run his mouth. the former eagle we told but this yesterday, says he doesn't have to worry demarco murrly it comes to the best 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(vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. rubin amaro junior out of the phillies general manager, phillies president ann andy macphail said he made the decisions two days ago, and stressed the need for fresh perspective. he hopes to have new gm in place by october. scott will be taking over on interim basis. >> i've got un charged with certain responsibility. i have a responsibility to the franchise, the fans ownership, to do what i think is best, and get this thing back to where it was, as quickly as i can, as efficiently as i can. >> the way things have, you know, the last year here has been, you know, very stressful, you know, from david's situation, and going forward, and everything like that, and, you know, i couldn't imagine someone in rubin's position handling it the way he handled it, handled any better than he did. i had great respect for him going before this all happened, and i have even greater respect the way he hands philadelphia. >> it was sad day for me as well as a lot of people. but, i've been at a game 47 years, i've been -- rubin fired me at one point. you know, i've been fired, traded, waves, everything happens to you if you're in the game long enough. >> not easy. the eagles getting ready for the falcons monday night, all eyes on demarco murray including lesean mccoy. >> as a member of the dallas coy bows, new eagles running back demarco murray led the league in rushing by nearly 500 yards. still, that's not good enough for mccoy to admit that murray is the better back. in a interview with gq magazine, mccoy said, quote, i don't see him as competition as far as the best backs. murray took a shot back at shady. >> you know, at some point do you have move on with your live and career, you know, never worry about what someone opens says about me good, bad, ugly. >> murray doesn't need to match mccoy's step for step with individual staton accolade, but they might be better suited than a year ago. >> keep someone fresh in the game. so if it takes to you come out, you know, for couple of plays just it get you back, it takes a toll on the defense. >> you know, i'll give -- do good things, and i'm sure ryan and sproles will get their job done. >> from the nova care complex, pat gallon, eyewitness sports. >> what did we say, december 13th? >> we'll see you. >> we'll see you. >> phillies rainout tonight, not a shocker. double-header tomorrow. >> leslie, thanks so much. we'll be right back. i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life, state farm is there. fadges of the colt classic fill mall rats have waited 20 years for a seek quill. >> looks like chester county where it will be shot. >> kevin smith, seems to have found his movie location in chester county's exton square mall. >> tweeted this photo with the caption, we found our mall, you all, exton square mall in exton, pa will star mall rats two. scouted now granite run mall in media, but the timing just wasn't right. glad to have him in the area. we'll be right that will do it for us, for leslie, kate, everyone here, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. stephen colbert is next with joe biden? sleep well. 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