rain could create more dangerous issues today. >> oh, no, oh, no. >> amateur video captured the powerful flashflood waters in hilldale sweep away a van and suv monday. >> oh, no. there goes the van. oh, my goodness, oh, dear, it went over the thing. oh, no. >> three women, 13 children, were inside. only three managed to survive. one is still missing. virginia black watched the tragedy unfold. >> i was really shook up. it was very heart wrenching. >> front ends loaders and bulldozers working day and night, clearing away piles of mud and debris that washed onto roadways, roughly 500 people have volunteered to help in the rescue effort. >> right there where the vehicles were parked. >> hill dale mayor, philip barlow, says his town is prone to flooding, but he's never seen destruction this severe. >> we're just greatly humble by this. we realize, you know, this is an act of god. this is something that we can't, we can't control. >> nearby sigh on national park, four people exploring this deep canyon were found dead. officials are searching for three others when asked whether or not they expect to find them alive, a park ranger told us she doesn't have much hope. ben tracey, cbs news, springdale, utah. the latest on the rain forecast for you, justin drabick out on the skydeck, really, so much concern out there for the utah arizona board, more rain for them possibly today, too? >> look like they still have chance to maybe see some scattered showers, still not good thing, even though the heaviest rain has moved out. any little bit of rain not good for that type of situation. but, let's check out what happened. really over the past 72 hours, go back to last sunday night, and just notice the waves of moisture that just kept moving over the same area. in southern utah, northern arizona, and really wasn't until last night until things really start today quiet down. so we are seeing some better conditions, but the problem is, it is the terrain, all of the heavy rain flowing right down the mountains, caused flashflooding, actual rainfall amounts, weren't the highest we've ever seen, you see few areas, three, 4 inches in some spots, indicated on radar. but again, it is that dry conditions, the rain not able to seep back to the ground, you have the runoff coming from the mountains. here is the latest radar situation, over that region, right now pretty much dry. may be cup ill of scattered showers pop up. better news for that part of the country as the dry weather will return over the next 24 hours. back home, we're in the sunshine, nice dry here, warming up, 81 degrees in philadelphia, upper 70s, in south jersey, 80 in the capitol city of delaware, similar numbers right now, warming up rapidly with the full sunshine. forecast highs today, again, still feeling like summer, minus humidity, 86 degrees for philadelphia, feeling good down at the shore in the sunshine, lower 80s, and upper 70s in the mountains, we'll show you another seven day forecast, still looks like summer, and i'll let you know if there are any rain chances for us coming up in a few more minutes. >> justin, thank you. time is flying, and we are now less than two weeks away from the papal visit. pope francis will touchdown at philadelphia international airport in just ten days to begin his two day visit here. and the city's only jesuit high school planning to welcome hundreds of students when the pope visit. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo shows us how they're getting ready for the papal pilgrimage. >> it is go time at st. joes he's prep. the holy father steps foot in fill any just ten days. student here are making sure they're prepared for the pilgrimage. >> these are our two philly four francis water bottle. >> excitement is palpable. >> the pope coming to philly. i think that's awesome. >> never know when this will ever happen again. >> prep isn't just preparing to see the pope. the school is also getting ready for influx every student. took assembly line to pack welcome bags for 350 kids from 42 jesuit high schools across the us, canada, and puerto rico, they'll stay at prep during the world meeting of families and sleep in classrooms, after all, the motto is it is a pilgrimage, not a vacation. >> be staying on the floor, in sleeping bags, i guess some people will bring air mattresses it, might be as luxurious as we get. >> demand incredible. prep received rsvp in minutes, to play host, fell in line with their jesuit mission. >> we thought it would be great to open our doors to be who is pot recall to our brothers and sisters. >> back to the swag bags, filled with all sort of gear, tagged with two philly four francis, a logo with a logical purpose. >> when we're down if he parkway on the mass, they'll stands out. they'll all bewaring the same shirts. >> also image meant to leave a lasting impression. >> we hope they take it home with them. share with their classmates as their schools. share with them families, friends, and hopefully carry it on well beyond september 28th. >> and what about a visit to philadelphia's jesuit high school by the jesuit pope? >> the odds are pretty low, but i guess there are odds, never know. pope francis is certainly a pope of surprises. mable tap his driver on the shoulder and stop by. >> the hub of all activity come next week, student lent arrive thursday, then saturday, sunday, the pilgrimage into center city. reporting in north philadelphia, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and, as the pope's visit draws closer, the parkway papal stage is taking shape. this is what it will look like when the pope delivers mass one week from sunday. seventy-five men and women from esn productions are busy piecing together all of that that will become the centerpiece of pope francis visit. they're constructing skeleton for the stage, and the arch will cover it, crews also running 28 miles of cable. "eyewitness news" has complete guide on the papal visit and the world meeting of families. go to the website cbsphilly.com/papal advice. >> i philadelphia police looking for the suspect who held up check cashing store in port richmond. police say two mask men ambushed two employees as they opened for business last saturday morning. one suspect tackled a male employee to the ground while the other suspect allegedly demanded the code it a back room. police say the suspects ran away with nothing after a security guard found it. authority are also looking for the get away driver in this case. >> philadelphia police continue to search for clues that will lead them, they hope, to a killer. late last night, officers found a man shot several times at fourth and cambria. police say the victim was in his early 20's. they rushed him to temple university hospital where doctors pronounced him dead short time later. he was shot multiple times to the torso, the amount the exact amount of times he was shot at i do not know. but he was shot multiple times to the torso, i believe one time to the lower extremity. >> police also say gunfire shattered windows in parked cars. so far no witnesses have come forward. if you have any information, you are asked to call philadelphia police. a philadelphia landmark is set to undergo a massive transformation in just about an hour, city officials and developers, they're going to break grounds on much anticipated project to restore the devine lorraine hotel. "eyewitness news" reporter solomon joins us, now live on north broad street with more on this. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon there is has been an event many people across the city have been waiting for. we're at broad street, a lot of development in recent years, now the massive devine lorraine hotel is the latest to get a facelift. once covered with graffiti and still some graffiti today, historic hotel will soon be home to restaurant and and the. the developer of the project, eric bloom end field, says it will be home to 109 apartment to be he can act as well as 20,000 square feet of retain space. the construction is scheduled to take 18 month. we're told developers will preserve certain historical aspects of the building, in order to secure tax credit from the federal government, and the history of the building, critical part of this new project. the devine lorraine of course huge part of philadelphia history, built in 1894, was the city's first hotel to be racially integrated. and erika, again, the ground breaking set for today at 3:00. pop up shop here at the hotel, so they'll be selling devine lorraine t-shirts, key chains, we'll be there, and have an update for you coming up tonight at 5:00 reporting live on broad street. >> stunning structure, thank you. coming up this noon, on "eyewitness news", un sports man like behavior on the football field. high school player from new jersey is under investigation. we'll show you why. >> also, on the debate field, the republican presidential hopefuls work on their game plans for the second gop deba >> he rips off opposing player's helmet, then smashes him in the head with it, see this right there? that player needed ten stitches to close the wounds. suspended and police are now reviewing this video as they consider charges. eleven republican presidential candidate face-off tonight in their second prime time debate. donald trump plans to be front and center. but as don champion reports, he'll battle two candidate making strong gains. >> on the eve of the next debate, republican frontrunner, donald trump, stood aboard the de-commissioned uss iowa last night, and declared his opponents' lack the ability to negotiate on the world stage. >> they're very nice people. but they're never going to do anything with these countries. it is just going to be more of the same. >> the billionaire, then returned to one every his signature issues, immigration. >> we have illegal imigrants that are treated better by far than our veterans, that's not going to happen any more. >> while supporters cheered, protesters booed the candidate, not far away. tonight, ten of his owe pope lengths try to take steam out of trump's campaign. also try to challenge him on specifics. something neurosurgeon, bern carson, said woe do leading up to the debate. >> i'm not particularly interested, in any person, particularly, attacking them. >> new cbs news new york times pole shows carson within four-point of trump, among republican primary voters. other candidates saw a bump including carly fee rena, who will try to build on that tonight. the former hewett packard ceo earned prize position on the debate stage. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news", building the vatican in ten months. it can be done when the building blocks are leggos. the priest behind this mini holy site later on "eyewitness news", how about that, justin? >> pretty cool. sunshine out in full blast, right now, it is really heating temperatures up. we'll tell you how long the summer like forecast sticks around when "eyewitness news" returns. >> the -- 99 days left until christmas. toys "r" us says they won't hire as many employees as they did last year. plan to hire 40,000 workers, some 5,000 fewer positions than in 2014. however, the toy and baby products retailer says it will give current employees and seasonal workers more hours. the company starts interviewing candidates this month. so, with that new baby, justin, got to start shopping. >> yes, i'm just more worried about the cold. i'm not ready for that yet. >> these mornings it, feels so nice in the 60s, the 50's, but heating right up. >> no sign of any cold any time soon. still feeling like summer, officially it is summer. you will be sweating it outside if you're outside today. hey, from beach plans, in luck next few days. check it out what's happening in delaware. live look at rehoboth beach. nice pleasant 72 degrees, breeze off the ocean, northeast winds 9 miles per hour, check it out, boards walk, pretty crowded as well as the beach people hanging out, got the umbrellas out, sun strong, so you will need the sun block if you are hanging out outside any time soon. really over the next week. and check it out, temperatures responding nicely to the sun. we woke up in the low 50's, again, some spots, 81 now at the airport in philadelphia, even 75, up in mount pocono. take you down to the shore again, little northerly breeze, keeping us little cooler, but looking nice, feeling nice, in ocean city, 77 degrees, 84, in cape may. nice weather compliments of high pressure over the mid-atlantic right now, really deflecting any storms from developing, you see two features, cold front across the upper midwest, then low pressure system developing off the coast, those stay away from us for now, so protected by the high pressure area, so again, just going to be seeing a lot of sunshine eventually we get cold front will push through later on during the weekend, maybe bringing few more clouds, and there will be off shore storm that could throw back some clouds, along the coast of new jersey and delaware late in the weekends but again keep things nice and dry. newly formed tropical system, this is tropical depression nine of the season, out across the central atlantic. good news, it is forecast to move to the north and west, but remain at tropical depression status. if this would intensify into tropical storm it, would be named ida. all right, we bring you back home. never too early to think about the weekend. here we are, wednesday, already, if you have shore plans, looks great, both saturday, sunday, in the sunshine, maybe few more clouds sunday, temperatures in the upper 70s, and up in the mountains again feeling good as well this weekend, 77 in the sun, saturday, then we get the cold front through, knocks the temperatures down little bit. still not bad. upper 60s to finish over the weekend. this afternoon lot of sunshine, warm, 86, that's well above the average high of 78 degrees. comfortable tonight, clear skies, 63 for center city some 50's out in the suburbs, and maybe headed to the ballpark tonight? nationals in town, clear skies, pleasant evening, at the start of the game. 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 schlessinger takes a look at growing field in medicine. >> the affordable care act has put healthcare costs in focus as the government doctors, hospitals, insurance companies, try to squeeze more productivity out of each step of the process. that's why the field of medical group practice management is expected to grow by 23% by 2022. much faster than the average for other jobs. people in this field are task with keeping healthcare offices and hospitals running like well-oiled machines. they organize and manage medical information and staff, keep up to date on new laws, and regulations, to make sure the company complies with them, and manage the finances of the facility or practice. here in the philadelphia area, medical and health services managers, are in a mean annual wage more than $109,000. and that number is expected to grow, as healthcare facilities become larger, and more complex. although requires vary, most professionals have at least bachelor's degree, before entering the field. and masters degrees are also common. i'm jill there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to more asthma attacks in children. over a million pennsylvanians now suffer from asthma. and senator toomey took over a million dollars from polluters. tell senator toomey: it's time to clear the air. vote for the clean power plan. >> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 whether buying coffee or taking cab ride, new technology could make for tricky tipping situations. so, "3 on your side" jim donovan has a look at tipping in this high tech age. >> neat story here, small scale version of the vatican built from leggos on display now if philadelphia and just in time for the pope's visit. take a look right here. the display at the franklin institute is complete with nuns, swift cars, even a flag waiving pope francis. it was built by father bob simon of st. katherine of sienna church in moss coy, lock wack a county. >> as long as i can remember, i've loved leggos. i was also a boy who wanted to be a priest. and so, it was a natural thing to build churches. >> beautiful combination there. father simon says it took him about ten months to build that small scale vatican. and if you want to humble experience, try building any structure out of leggos, looks so easy on the box, then you start trying to build it. >> grew up with leggos, and all of the extra pieces, where do these go? >> exactly, throw them back in the box, no one will know. >> terrific, great to see him doing. that will we love this weather at least i do. the heat feels so good. >> it will get cold before you know it. fall weather fans waiting for it, it will get here, enjoy the next few days, sunshine, humidity level still low. kind of warm outside. we will be in the mid 80s next several days. still looking dry, even into the weekend, maybe some more clouds returning, cold front through here sunday looks like comes through dry. so, knocking temperatures back to 80 degrees, then early next beak monday and tuesday, as we finish off last full day of summer tuesday, temperatures pretty much where they should be mid to upper 70s, so getting here. >> the last week though of summer? >> yes. >> fall starts next week, you got it. >> thanks, justin. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm erika von tiehl. for justin, all of us here, thank for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless are coming up next. have a great day. >> ♪ we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. >> dylan: thanks for taking the time to talk. >> paul: oh, not at all. it's always good to see you. what's going on? how is the, uh, future father of my grandchild? >> dylan: i'm doing great. >> paul: what about sharon and the baby? >> dylan: good. >> paul: i don't supposed you have, uh, any new ultrasounds to show me, do you? >> dylan: [ chuckles ] no, no. not yet. but i'm pretty anxious about that. i tell you, there's -- there's nothing like seeing that baby on the monitor. it's a -- it's just a complete miracle. >> paul: it is. it's an amazing miracle. >> dylan: i'm sorry. i shouldn't have -- >> paul: no, no, no. not at all. i don't want you censoring yourself. >> dylan: i know -- i know it still hurts. >> paul: there will always be a place in my heart for the child i lost, but i don't want that to get in the way of our new grandchild. >> dylan: well, i wish i was here for that, but i'm actually here for something else. >> paul: okay. what?