this afternoon. sixty-nine the current temperature at the airport, light breeze northeast, still muggy. there are the clouds over us, you'll get breaks from time to time. maybe couple of showers possible jersey in delaware. if in your this region later this afternoon, morning, have the umbrella around in case. look at the visibility down less than half mile in reading, allentown, there is where we are dealing with the fog, looks little better from philadelphia on south and east. but just be aware, could run into some patchy locally dense fog early this morning. other than that, we're pretty much dry across the region right now. and love it when the graphics don't want to workment i'm clicking here, clicker doesn't work. meisha, take it away, save me! >> i know all about it, thanks, justin. good morning, looking outside, snow is that construction, just talking about, you can see, how slow moving it is, 95 northbound between ridley park and 420, two lanes blocked right now. it is really causing some slow downs. so, i've been saying give yourself extra 30 minutes. you might want to up that every ten minute that goes by, more and more vehicles are filtering out on the roadways, it is really causing some slow downs now. i'll let you know this clears, this is delaware county 95 northbound between ridley park and 4420. ben franklin bridge, beautiful shot here coming from jersey into center city, looking good travel on the westbound side, still dark out there, still early. overall most areas that we look at right now are going to look a little more quiet. which is exactly what we want to see behind it, closed overnight for construction, westbound side you are open. still waiting on the eastbound side, the vine between the schuylkill and broad. and this downed pole from earlier accident, guys, robinsville new jersey route 130 northbound past church road, right lane still blocked. brooke, over to you. >> thank, meisha. this morning man critically hurt after hit-and-run crash overnight. >> police have found an important clue. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at blie and bustleton in rhawnhurst where the crash happened. good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning, that important clue is in the form of what police believe is the striking vehicle. now they haven't caught up with the driver just yet but they do believe they have found the car involved in this hit-and-run crash, that's due in part with eyewitness help. people who saw the hit-and-run happen here in this bank parking lot late last night. they tell police they saw this white car speed off, but notice the vehicle's tag first. so they called police. take a look at this. police used tag to find out who this car is registered to and the home is registered to. that's what led investigators just about mile away to the 7,000 block of rutland street. they immediately found the car park there, and unattended with heavy windshield damage. now, police are looking for the driver, no one is in custody yet this morning, and this hit-and-run happened around 11:00 p.m. in the wells fargo bank parking lot at the corner of bustleton and blie. police say 49 year old man, who lives just about a half block away, was hit, taken to aria-torresdale, where he's currently in critical condition. now, at this point, police don't know if he will survive. he has severe head trauma. >> it is unusual any time someone leaves the scene after accident, they don't remain on location, and rends area cyst tans, and now you are looking at serious crime for a hit-and-run. and if this vehicle doesn't survive the injuries you are looking at vehicular homicide. >> reporter: in the meantime, the accident investigation district is headed up this investigation. there are actually number of surveillance cameras in this area at the bank as well as other nearby businesses. so they're hoping that video can help. police are actually securing that striking vehicle, as women. they're going to dust it for fingerprint to see who was the last person behind the wheel. again this morning, no arrests at this point. that man, the 49 year old, in critical condition. reporting live in rhawnhurst, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", brooke, jim, back into you. >> meanwhile, in other news this morning, police are investigating after three people were shot in broad daylight in south philadelphia. this happened yesterday afternoon around 4:30 at 18th and wharton. police say a 32 year old mother was pushing her baby boy in a stroller when she was shot in the arm. thankfully, the baby wasn't hurt. sixty-two year old woman also nearby was also shot multiple times in her right leg. and a 40 year old man was shot in the leg. all victims are expected to survive. police are unsure if any of the victims were the intended target or just got caught in the crossfire. >> learn more this morning about the afghan immigrant who police say is responsible for series every bombings in new york and new jersey. >> ahmad khan rahami was captured yesterday, after a shoot-out with police, and is being held on $5 million bail. cbs correspondent hena daniels live in new york with the latest on the investigation. good morning, hena, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, brooke, jim. investigators here want to know why a naturalized us citizens from afghanistan turned to making bombs. here in chelsea, the street has reopened. people are being allowed to go back into their homes. now, behind this police car is exactly where the bomb blast went off. a disturbing site. disturbing reminder, for so many who live here, who are now walking away with a unsettled feeling. ahmad khan rahami is in custody this morning facing -- facing five count of attempted murder. this cell phone video shows the 28 year old handcuffed and laying on the ground in linden, new jersey yesterday. press obama who was in new york for the un general assembly praised the officers who risk their life to take him down. >> just one more reminder the extraordinary skill and sacrifice and courage of our law enforcement officers. >> authorities say they've directly linked rahami to saturday explosions in both new york city and new jersey. and connected him to five more bombs found sunday night, near a new jersey train station. they're also looking into whether he had any ties to terror groups. a senior law enforcement official tells cbs news he traveled to his native afghanistan at least three times in the last two years. he also visited pakistan. as the investigation continues, to unfold, people who live here along the street where the bomb went off are returning home. and businesses are back open once again. >> all we can do is be vigilant, and clean up the mess. >> this is not a block you would think of as a target. it is not times square or the world trade center or grand central station. so it is very strange that it happened here. >> officials say there is no indication of an extremist cell operating in the area, and believe rahami acted alone. authorities located are ham any part because of phone alert system that was used for the first time. and electronic wanted poster of sorts, that was brass dollars out to millions of resident here in new york and in new jersey. brooke, jim? >> now, hena, speaking of businesses, we hear the suspect's family-owned a restaurant in elizabeth? >> reporter: that's right. it was a fine chicken restaurant open 24 hours a day. that family known to have clashes with the city because of the hours of that restaurant. but a few people that new rahami, who were customers at the restaurant, described him as a nice guy, ren russ -- generous guy, gave them free food from time to time, liked to talk about fast cars, so this came as a surprise to people from that fried chicken restaurant. >> thank you, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the terror at home. we will bring you updates on the investigation here on tv and on our website cbsphilly.com. >> still ahead, reports that foam republican president is voting for hillary clinton. we'll have the latest in campaign 2016 coming up. also ahead, we're hearing from the university of pennsylvania police officer who was wounded friday night in a shooting. we'll show you what he's saying about his run in with accused killer. >> and flight is forced to turn around after a series of things go wrong. we'll tell you what happened that caused quite a scare in the area. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> if you are waking up and getting ready to go out on the road again, stay tuned, meisha's two stepping right now and has the latest on your commute. plus we'll tell you why a photo of singer willie nelson is getting a governor in some trouble. stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> seeing else are still impressing thus football season. last night's prime time win on the roads in chicago was nice. >> i say. well, pat gallen is here to tell us all about it, good morning, pat. >> big victory, yes, on the road. you got to love. that will i stayed up really late, too. but before kick off all attention was on the side lines, since colin kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem, many other nfl players have followed suit in the protest of social injustice. eagles players had refrained from joining them until last night. malcolm jenkins, steven means, ron brooke, marcus smith held up a fist during the national anthem. jenkins had spoken about the protest this week, saying it, would happen. he just wasn't sure who would stand with him. the eagles safety has been active in the community since joining the birds in 2014, and says the protest is not anti-police or military. but serves as an eye-opener about racial inequality and police brutality. >> many including head coach doug pederson wanted to be sure that the pre-game protest would not be a distraction for the eagles, and jenkins and company make sure that from the get-go the defense was all over the field on monday night, including jenkins, who set the tone early with the sack of jay cutler there. the first quarter dominated by the eagles but would have this three-nothing lead into the second, that's when journey langford breaks through for chicago 1 yard touchdown put them up seven to three. second quarter the big hits would begin to pile up forecaster on wentz, who was crushed multiple times yet seemed to really relish the contact. woe get hit several times, i can guarantee you he will get a talking to from his coaches after a couple of these brutal hit. that will one along the side lines right there, but he would jump right back up. here, late in the first half, eagles driving, jordan matthews drops it in the end zone. drops it really, achilles heel. eagles would settle for a field goal up nine-seven at the half. second half, the birds defense pouring it on. jay cutlers sacked by destiny, jordan hicks would recover. and the eagles would finally hit the end zone. that's ryan mathews from 3 yards out. it was 16 to seven. another cutler mistake, he throws it right to my jill, takes it all the way down to the 2-yard line. cutler would eventually leave the game with an injured thumb. tray burton then would put the eagles up 22 to seven right there. and the route is on for the philadelphia eagles on the road. this is langford again, he would fumble. the eagles would eventually score again. that's ryan mathews, his second of the night. the eagles win 29-14. head coach doug pederson likes what he sees in his young quarterback. >> really well, commanding the huddle and the dialogue on the side line with players and coaches with him is something that a nine, ten year vet would do. >> guys, big moment. are you ready? >> yes. >> are you ready? wait for it. this is big. wipe put a lot of money into this. thousands and thousands of dollars. oh, the went wagon coming through, everyone, jump on board. are you guys on it? >> yes. >> you saw. >> our floorman injury deb has been looking forward to that for the past hour. >> do you remember the oregon trail game? >> exactly what it looks like. er. >> one get on, jumping on the wagon. >> thanks. >> you got it, better than falling off the wagon. >> yes. >> are you on the wentz wagon. >> i think so, yes. >> why was carson wentz driving his own bandwagon? that's what we're on? >> you know self driving cars, quarterbacks driving their own vehicles, same thing. >> okay. >> how is the weather supposed to be, justin? >> getting better little by little. if you didn't like the rain, you will like today's forecast. welcome rain yesterday. some spot getting over 4 inches. today drying out, removing -- moving back into the weather pattern. it states warm. to the shore, one area that maybe gets another shower or two left over today into the afternoon. so if you are at the shore, have the umbrella just in case, boardwalk, just little wet. it is not raining now. but again, there is some lingering showers just off shore. look at these doppler radar estimate, the rain, over the past 24 hours, a loft bright colors showing up, eyes focus to the south. reds, oranges, three, four, even close to 5 inches of rain from yesterday system, around philadelphia, generally about one, 2 inches, certainly welcome rain, as we were down about 5 inches every rain on the year so far. so, every little bit helps. clouds lingering over us right now, some fog north and west of the city. there is couple of showers over the delmarva peninsula, could come get into extreme southern new jersey later this morning into the afternoon. still warm, muggy, look at that, certainly not late september-like. mid 60s in allentown, 07 around philadelphia, and these do you point temperatures pretty much right at the air temperature. that means, high humidity levels, dealing with fog, still tropical like dew point around 70 degrees, so still feeling very humid, especially south jersey and delaware today. that will change little bit tomorrow. so shore forecast, don't expect a lot of sunshine today, maybe isolated shower, 76 degrees, improving conditions in south jersey, and the delaware beaches on wednesday. up to the upper 70s, with more sunshine, and that trend continues into thursday. so nice stretch of beach weather coming in for the second half of this week. lingering front over us right now, little low pressure system providing the left over showers, to our south, that finally drift further to the south and little eastward over the next 24 hours. high pressure builds back in, it helps clear us out, take out the humidity, still protected by the high pressure for the end of the week. it means no threat of rain. looks like fairly dry pattern for the next several days. so patchy morning fog. decrease in clouds today. still warm, eight # 4 degrees. check it out tonight, 68, mild, extended forecast nothing but 80s through friday, fall officially arrives thursday. it is sunday, monday, look at that, 07 a's returning, there is fall like conditions. >> i'm loving this forecast, justin, thank you so much. 80s, and then oh, you know little cool-off, kind of like our ice cream on the weekends, 70s. guys, looking at construction, 59 northbound between ridley park and 420. >> this was really slowing you down great news for those of you are just waking up with us. you can see, tension has completely alleviate philadelphia self except for right here where the crews are still out there too long to get that, the rest of it, pick up. the good news they are picking it up. hopefully this will be out of your way i would say within the next 15, 20 minutes hopefully. two lanes were blocked causing slow downs. looking a lot bet nerve that area. the vine, westbound side closed overnight construction between the schuylkill and broad. same story eastbound side. you can see both eastbound and westbound side. looking good. i would say the eastbound side heating up little quicker. vine looking real nice. forty-two freeway northbound creek road take this 2995 what you are looking at, looking good, sea of headlights, we typically see this, early jump. early 5:00 hour, usually see these levels, casino whatever we're seeing again today. i would say it will heat up. you should certainly give yourself extra time cracking more into the later 5:00 early part of the 6:00. overall looking okay. speaking of 42, construction, 42, both directions between 295 and 544, lane shifts going on there. that might slow you down ever so slightly. also 295 kinds of the same story, 259 both directions between 42 and route 168. some more lanes here. might slow you down as women. just little bit. then of course we've got downed polls, because of earlier accident here. route 130 southbound past church road, right lane still blocked. a lot going on this morning, overall things looking okay. brooke, over to you. >> thanks a lot. new this morning, we have details on scary couple every minutes for people on a southwest airlines flight. >> the boeing 737 was leaving los angeles airport when it blew a tire then damaged hydraulic line. pilots declared 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