by the afternoon, mid to upper 80s, to close to 90 degrees foreign land spots. labor day forecast, if you are around the city it is a hot one, 90 degrees, little cooler at the shore, poconos, mostly sunny both locations, high temperatures in the low 80s, we will talk about even hotter numbers coming up in the seven day in a few minute, but let's get a check on the roads, meisha, a good morning. >> good morning, oh, my gosh, such a great day to be by the water, wouldn't it? just sounds perfect. well, we do have report of a very serious accident, in center city. snow is broad street, westbound, at arch street. two lanes are blocked, in both directions. so, the accident is broad street westbound, but again, two lanes blocked in both directions, if i were you, even though it is still early, the volume levels are nice and light. i would still certainly use alternates, move around that, because of all of the flashing light, you can have people outside, just move around that, try to stay clear that far area for now. also, vehicle fire, markley street atwood street, one lane blocked there, so you can still get by despite the vehicle fire. here's a live look outside. see just that haze outside. good indicator that it will be probably very humid today. like we heard justin talking about. this is 42 freeway northbound at creek road. for those every you coming in from jersey headed toward 295-6789 see headlight out there. this is very, very, very slow. also, schuylkill eastbound at spring garden, you can see, again, here, i mean, when i say slow, i mean just light volume levels. no one out on the roadway, everyone on their vacation holiday weekends, just as they should be. erika, back to you. >> meisha, a thank youment back to breaking news right now, those two pedestrians we told but struck and kill by attacks i cab in center city. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at broad and arch with the latest information. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, details here on scene are still extremely limited, but yes, as you mention, we have confirmed from the philadelphia accident investigation division, that two people, two pedestrians, were struck and killed by attacks i cab in a early morning accident here in center city. live behind me here, on scene, you can see, still have very active scene. we've got the low police tape, investigators there, taking look at what happened. and the badly damaged taxi cab, still behind us, here on broad street. now, they're not releasing a loft detail, but this is what we know so far from the accident investigation division. they tell thus accident happened right after 4:30 this morning, two pedestrians, two people, were struck and kill by that tacky cab. obviously, pronounced dead here on scene. the driver of that taxi cab, 30 year old man, was taken to hahnemann hospital. no update on his status yet this morning. what you are taking a look at is the accident at the intersection of arch and broad street there is whole area is shutdown at meisha mentioned, broad street shutdown from race to center city, city hall there. so if you are going to be in this area, you want to keep in mind that this area shutdown right now. still waiting on more word from investigators on scene exactly what happened here. that is the big question right now is how did this accident happen. but again, two people, two pedestrians, killed. another man, a driver, taken to hahnemann hospital. no update on his condition yet this morning. still unclear how this accident happened. as soon as we get more information, we will bring it straight to you. but for now live in center err city. jan carabeo, cbs news. >> community is rallying around a family of teenage girl who died while attending a sleep over with her soccer teammate at a south new jersey home. authorities say 14 year old kara lemonwitz died in her sleep. they spent the night outside in a tent at sewell home. teen was found unresponsive saturday morning, pronounced dead at the scene. she was a member of the eastern regional high school girls soccer and lacrosse teams. no deal tails right now on what caused her death. an autopsy is pending, but investigators do not suspect foul play. friends of the family have started a go fun me page to help with funeral costs. so far raised $22,000. now to campaign 2016, and there is a big shake up in the democratic presidential pole numbers this morning, new survey shows hillary clinton is on the way down while vermont senator bernie saunders pulls ahead for the first time. don champion has that story. >> reporter: bernie saunders travels to manchester, new hampshire today, riding a wave of good news. a new pole shows he surged ahead of hillary clinton therefore the first time. presidential election held today, then sanders would beat clinton 41% to 32%, if vice president joe biden was in the race, the state survey shows him in third place with 16%. in iowa, clinton's 24-point lead in july, has been cut more than half to just 11. clinton has been dogged by constant questions about her private e-mail server, while she was secretary of state. she won the 2008 new hampshire primary and campaigned thereon saturday. >> i've always thought this was going to be a competitive primary. and i welcome that. >> saunders has spent the past several days campaigning in iowa and said saturday -- >> i think the secretary people are getting very nervous about the kind of energy, entheusiasm, our campaign is bringing for the. >> clinton has more events than iowa today. vice president biden is still mulling over whether he want to join the race. his aids say he'll make a decision by month's end. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and happening today, vice president biden is observing labor day in pittsburgh. he'll deliver a march at the kick off of a parade in pit burying, then march with afccia, and as don champion mention, he is running for the democratic presidential nomination. >> president obama men while also has plans for this labor day holiday. he will join other politicians at the greater boston labor council's breakfast for a speech. the president also has plans to sign executive order, requiring paid sick leave for some 300,000 employees of federal contractors. >> still ahead this morning, on "eyewitness news", rumors are swilling about apple's new big announcement. that's coming up wednesday. we'll tell you what we know, moth much. also, pictures emerge what appears to be bed bugs on a septa bus. this morning, septa is already taking action. >> and caught on camera here. two high school football players appear to target the referee. now they are facing the consequences. that story ahead. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we hope your a not working this labor day, hopefully nice day off to hang out by the pool or maybe at the beach. we're here with the forecast and your roads whether we come back right after the break. good morning. >> ♪ the road to hell is paved with good intentions. mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america. so, what if you're wrong? and they can't be trusted? senator coons, don't trust iran. vote this down. find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> individuals joe shows a player level a referee. then another player divers on the referee, as well, helmet first. before the referee was hit, two other john j players ejected on separate plays, players suspended from the team and from their school. the referee now want to press charges. >> well, drone search all over the place this days, now for the second time in less than a week a drone crash is sporting event. fans shot video of the drone, during pre-game festivities at the university of kentucky over the weekend. it was a wildcats season opener, place just packed, too. university spokesperson says the drone crashed into the pressbox, before kick off. no one was injured, and that drone pilot was questioned. no word so far on any possible charges. >> 6:11, we want to check in with justin on our labor day holiday. folks hoping for good news headed to the beach or pool. >> i'm hooking everybody up with nice weather this labor day, if you like the heat and humidity, you will like this forecast coming up shaping up to be nice morning, looking at the ben franklin bridge here from the campbell's field camera. skies starting startingo brighten up. closer to sunrise. temperatures still pretty nice right now, we will rapidly heat up once we get the full sunshine, so here are the weather headlines today. a loft sunshine, going our forecast, coming up: hot, humid conditions return. talk about the next rain chance coming up in the seven day, that's good news there. look at some of the temperatures, millville, atlantic city airport, upper 50's still at this hour, as well as lehigh valley berks county. mid 60s wilmington as well as the capitol city of delaware, 07 degrees at the airport in philadelphia. coastal temperatures feeling pretty nice, some 50's, 60s, near 70 degrees along the jersey shore and delaware beaches. quiet on storm scan3, we do have cold front well to the west. it will take its time to get here for the middle of the weekment until then, just dominated by high pressure right over the mid-atlantic keeping the skies mostly clear, that blocks any major storm systems from developing. if you were along the beaches, earlier this weekend, some rough conditions, strong rip current, but a lot of the off shore buoys coming down, at seven, 8 feet earlier this weekend so, less chance for strong rip current. today low risk but make sure the lifeguards are on duty if you plan ongoing swimming again just chilling at home, along your pool, backyard, hooks great. hot, 09 degrees, wear the sun block, uv index strong, mostly sunny skies, that will be the trends once again tomorrow. soap, for today, up around 90 for the inland spots, mostly sunny, warming things up, little bit more humidity, as well, it will be muggy tonight, mostly clear, low of 71 degrees, and head to the phillies game tonight, braves in town, warm night for baseball. eighty-five at first pitch. 7:00 and here is the extended forecast, yes, september, school start, unofficial end of summer season, but fells like summer. look at that, string of 90s through thursday, then showers, storms, thursday, and friday. then cooling it back down to where it should be for next weekends, but this summer heat, just doesn't want to give up. coming on strong. >> good. i'm with you. i like it hot. >> makes it feel like summer still here. i know your girls starting school soon. >> tomorrow actually, believe it, for many of them, bring that water, that's the mom in me coming out, bring that water, make sure the air conditioners are working. good morning, roads are nice and quiet w that being said it doesn't mean we're accident free f fact we've had couple of incidents out, there one of the big cents ones in center city broad street westbound at arch street. now, broad street is closed, in both directions. again, this is in center city. reports of very serious accident, actually, so, certainly do not, do not, use broad street. you will not be able to get through. so use your best discretion here, give yourself couple of extra minutes in and around the area. i'll have update and let you know that gets cleared up. right now broad street closed. here is a look at the schuylkill eastbound at spring garden, see just beautiful shot. you can see that water, nice, flow, everyone traveling, around posted speeds around at posted speeds. no one speeding out there. such open roadways. 202 northbound at the schuylkill, you can see, look at this, we just do not see this typically when i'm here in the 6:00 hour, even though still early we normally see a lot of volume starting to pick up. this is so nice for those of you traveling in and around the area and from jersey and the ben franklin bridge. no problems. looking great. erika, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. hackers finds new way to take over your smart phone. by accusing you of despicable crime so they can take your money. we'll tell you what to look out for coming up. >> also, how ticket scaupers are trying to profit off the pope's planned visit to america. that store when we come back. good morning. you'd do that for me? really? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm, at three in the morning? who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? uh, khakis. she sounds hideous. well, she's a guy so... another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. >> alleged ambush shooting after legs officer. the officer was shot while waiting at a red light around noon sunday. police say the suspect used a semiautomatic gun, and was able to shoot the officer in his hand. the officer's injuries are not life threatening. work to go determine a motive by the suspect. meanwhile, illinois community prepares to bury fallen officer. fox lake police lieutenant joseph glennwitch shot and killed while chasing three suspect. thousands are expected to attends his funeral. to be held in his hometown. police are continuing their search for the suspect. with police putting their lives on the line, and facing hostility for many they serve one officer has sent message now gone viral. >> when kiss my children, in the morning before i go to work, and tell them i love them, i don't know if i'm going to be coming back at the end of the day. i don't know, specially nowadays. >> miami dade police officer lydia marquez, 20 year veteran of the force, went on facebook with a i am passion dollars defense of the people in blue. she posted the video hours before someone smashed a window in a miami dade police car. earlier this year, someone torched two south florida police cars in front of their home and someone shot up two other police cars. >> the fact that we're going back, we're targeted because we are being targeted, you don't just go into a block and go tiny mine i mow and pick a police car to break into it. with everything that's been happening it has grown so much. that i'm amazed how most of us office remembers even coming into work. >> officer marquez homes that the community realizes it is not working police against citizens, but rather working with them. still a they had this morning, another big change involving a fall favorite at starbucks also as kids head back to school, parent trying to decide what age they should give their child a smart phone. experts way in, coming up. >> and summer un officially comes to an end. we could be gearing up for another heatwave. justin, what do you think? more heat to come? >> yes, definitely, erika. looking at the pattern right here, we're just locked in typical mid summer pattern as we heed into the middle of september. we'll have it coming up in the full forecast later in % choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... right now all beds are on sale. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 24-month special financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >> hackers found another way that take over smart phone attempt top scam you out of your money. message found out popping up. the message claims that if you don't pay a 500-dollar fine, you'll be sent to jail. it is a virus called ransom wear. it holds your phone, and locks it, holding it hostage. the real threat here is that if they get control of your mobile device or your computer, and they put some type of virus in there, they can use that device at a later date for something else. now, even if you pay the fine, there is no guarantee that scammers will unlock your phone. experts recommends download g mobile security app to alert you of a virus. all right, apple fans, time to get excited again. company has another of those super secret press conferences later this week. and this could really just mean anything. in the past few years, apple used events like this one to announce new phones, or iphone upgrades. apple could also introduce new apple tv or even larger ipad pro, perhaps. but whatever it is, that press events start at 1:00 even time on wednesday. wait to see what happens. >> good news, if you are a loyal starbucks customers, pumpkin spice late a make their official return to the menu tomorrow. starbucks says, they removed artificial flavors and colors, and have actually added real pumpkin this year, actual bits of pumpkin in your pumpkin spiced latte. it is the most popular seasonal menu items in starbucks history, told tall pumpkin spice latte checks in at about 300 calories. but oh, what delicious calories they are, right? coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", bed bug scar aboard a septa bus. we have some pictures here that appear to show bed bugs, on a bus, this has gone viral now. septa addressing the issue, justin? >> erika, check out this trail of trash here in the parkway. we here live as they clean up, and bring the parkway back to pristine conditions. we'll tell you what they are doing here after two days of the mega made in america music festival. now to traffic with meisha. >> the seung, look at this, looking so nice and quiet on in morning commute. also, report of very serious accident in center city. updates coming up. first a quick break. stay right where you are. the cbs "eyewitness news" will be right back. beautiful shot down the shore, labor day, the unofficial ends to summer. tell that to mother nature, we are geeing up for what could be another heatwave. it makes the summer stretch even as kids head back to school. >> cool wet letter get here eventually. >> don't reminds us. >> and still in summer, another two and a half weeks, not uncommon, temperatures like this, talking 90s through the ends of the week. >> good grilling weather. >> grilling weather, pool, shore, whatever you got going on today. it is just great. check it out. another beach shot. this is margate from neighborhood network. live look there, close to sunrise coming up around 6:30, and nobody on the beach just yet. and still some nice waves rolling in, but the ocean is calming down. that's better news if you plan on doing some swimming today. rent countries being is much lower. 50's in some of the suburbs, comfortable start to the morning, allentown, reading, up ear's in south jersey to near 07 for center city. mt. holly new jersey checking in at 60 this hour, 63 doylestown. comfort index, starting to go up little bit here in philadelphia. the dew point temperature on the rise, yesterday, it was around 49 degrees, 50, that's nice, but now talking mid 60s for the sit so starting feel little steamy. that will will be the trends through the day today. and certainly tomorrow. nice and dry, storm scan3, and as high pressure remains in control. that will will bring us mostly sunny skies, warms us up, though, humidity also increases over the next few days, so here is your temperatures through the morning, mid 70s, through 9:00. already in the mid 80s at lunchtime, topping off to high of 90 degrees, for philadelphia in the sunshine, here's your labor day planner, the shore, the poconos, will be nice, sunny skies, we're in the low 80s, and it gets even hotter for the middle of the week. also talking about needed rain chances, as well, as but for now forecast quiet. i'm sure the roads are quiet, too. meisha, a i i wish they would tai like this during the week, tomorrow rush hour would be nice if it stays like this. >> wishful thinking, justin. yes, good morning, everyone, happy labor day. still early out there. very, very, quiet, now we do have the rolf serious accident, this is in center city, broad street westbound, at arch street, broad street is completely closed, in both directions. so, certainly, avoid this area, if you can, if at all possible, you want to because broad street closed but coming up and i'll let you know as soon it is clears to clears. 422 at oaks, take a look at this, i don't even know what to say, i will sit here and widdle my thumb. couple of dale light, maybe headlight if we're lucky, 59 southbound academy, take a look at this, as well, another stretch in the 6:00 hour that we start to see volume, starts to increase, nothing, absolutely nothing, and then, we've got some haze and fog out there, 59 northbound a 452 delaware county. tell you what, it will be fun day in traffic. i'm going have more fun reporting ton than you will be driving. driving will be boring. going to have fun with you. made in america festival spring garden closed both directions for clean up. looks like you guys had some fun out there. erika, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. here is breaking news, in center city. two pedestrians are struck and killed by attacks i cab. the fatal accident happened around 4:30 this morning, at broad and arch streets. no word yet on the identity of the victims. the cab driver was taken to hahnemann hospital. we're told he's being checked taught see if he suffered from medical condition possibliment intersection at broad and arch is closed right now while police continue to investigate. well, meisha just mentioned there is labor day weaken meaning the end of sumner philadelphia, the stage coming down after another successful made in america festival. the clean up underway right now on the ben franklin parkway, and that's where "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now, maybe pitching in, helping out little bit. justin, good morning. >> hey, erika, they don't need my help out here at all. labor day, is a day on for an army of workers who are out here on the parkway, breaking down and cleaning up after as you mention another successful made in america here on the parkway. i want to show you the stage to my right here. we have been watching it come down slowly all morning, it is about finished as you can see, but take a look at the grounds down there. all of that trash, we can now see, with the sun up, lot of bottles, papers, and a whole lot more. it will take a lot of elbow grease, rakes, brooms, to bag up all of there trash. we take to you video, though, of the bigger part of the job, big job here, the concert area spanning from the base of the art museum steps all the way down the parkway to about 20th street. before the clean up, there was litter everywhere. left behind by tens of thousands of people, perhaps, as many as 70,000 on saturday who turned out for year four of the two day concert series. now there is year, more than 60 act, up to five stages, main stage here, featured beyonce saturday, and rap artist the weekend close it out last night. now, back out live, i want to show you more here. if you look down the parkway there, by the flag, see, there is still a lot of debris on that end of the parkway. you move up, you see this long trail of trash look side by side; the trash and clean up of major change, in what the work is happening here, the people are doing here throughout the morning and overnight. see closures, spring garden nearby, trucks, and of course the space, to hall out all of the garbage, move away the tents, lot of portapotties, un sold beer sold here as well. it will be cleared up at some point perhaps at the latest mid-morning, perhaps, early afternoon but no sooner big job after a big show, erika, back over to you. >> certainly have their work cut out for them. great start, justin, thank you whether down at the shore or here in the city check out all of the fun events happening this labor day, we put together list for you fun for the whole family on our website cbsphilly.com. right now, it is 6:30 -- what time is it? 6:35. here we go. the clock is ticking, and the pope, pope francis, his visit now just 19 days away. almost here. and we are now learning a ticket scalp, new scam that's happening, ticket scalpers lying to profit off of the pope. hundreds of people on ebay and craigslist are trying to sell train tickets during the pope's visit for up to $40. now, that's four times the face value. the big problem for the sellers those tickets aren't even close to being sold out. you can still get the regular price once. septa spokesperson urging those interested in a ticket to visit their website and pay the standards rate of just $10 a ticket. no need to buy from a scalper. well, scare for some septa riders, pictures surfaced on social media appearing to show bed bugs on buses. "eyewitness news" reporter, alexandria hoff tells us the transit agency already taking action. >> between twitter, stain gram, facebook, this photo has been shared over 10,000 times in just two days. >> look, oh, my gosh, that's bed bug. >> robert roberts junior sitting in back after route six bus friday evening, he immediately told the driver about the discovery, and then shouted the fellow passengers. >> i said yo this bus got bed bugs. so everybody got off the bus and they ran. >> many of them running to posts on social media. that's where septa was brought in the loop. >> as soon as we saw the tweets and the instagram information about it, we contacted the person who took those photos. and said: where did you see them? >> this picture was a parentally taken around the olney oregon area. route maps specified that the bus in question could have been one of three. >> we took those off the street. we'll fum gate them immediately. >> septa's jerry williams says buses are cleaned every day. >> every two weeks we do full house cleaning. we go through, we actually wipe down the inside of the bus, and then, every month, every single month, we fume gate our buses. >> robert, jr., feels that the fumigation schedule should be revved-up to two, three times a month. specially on the heals of a new school year, and the arrival of pope francis. >> we have people that sleep on this train, and they leave behind these bed bugs, and, you know, it is up to septa to get this situated. you know? it is nasty. >> septa couldn't tell us if those were definitely bed bugs in that photo, but they say they've been treating the issue as if they were. they also added that they've been slowly transitioning and phasing out of those fabric seats to a molded plastic, but that they don't have to deal with issues like. >> this reporting in north philadelphia, alexandria who have who have, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> speak of septa, do you follow their police chief, thomas, on twitter? he is extremely active. and even have done a profile on him before. late last night our producers noticed end exchange between a septa rider and the chief. rider tweeted he saw a guy doing drugs on the el. he gave the location, and then. >> this chief responds saying, quote, thank you, we got him at 34th street. we're told the actual laps time from tweet to apprehension, was only eight minutes. chief then tweeted that the next step would get to get the offender some help, likelihood of the involvement in crime is higher due to addiction, so if we can get him into rehab, he'll greater chance of success. chief tells us that while they get plenty of tips on twitter it is never played out that quickly before. just eight minutes. in fact, he called that awesome, just another way social media changing the world in a positive way in this case. but eight minutes, just incredible. >> all right, still ahead this morning, many of you likely having barbeque today for labor day. but coming up next, i'm going to show you, take to you southern inspired restaurant in fill that i use every part of the pig, i mean, every part of the pig to prepare the meal. do you not want to his this. plus, easy recipe for you if you are grilling out. also, some terrifying moments at the indianapolis zoo. when a cheetah escaped its enclosure, the latest on that. >> when should parent get their child a mart phone? i'm brian web in new york, the ex mertz are weighing in coming up. ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the sunrise this morning, on your labor day holidayment hopefully you have long weekend. get to squeeze out one more day of summer before it is back to work, back to school tomorrow. 6:40 right now, we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ good intentions. is paved with mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america. so, what if you're wrong? and they can't be trusted? senator casey, don't trust iran. vote this down. 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. school starts tomorrow, with s110% ready.'ll be notebook, folders, glue sticks. 25¢, 15 and 50¢. aw, now i'm not sure if i'm ready for them to go back. i'm so ready. make low prices happen. make 110% ready happen. staples. make more happen. we're showing you are terrific back to school photos right here on "eyewitness news", last couple of days, and most student do head back to class tomorrow. so, just a reminder, we opportunity see your back to school photos. get the backpack on, get the hundred p box, snap the picture of the smiling face, post it on line. just use #cbs3, so we can find it and show it to you right here. justin, kids look terrific. headed back to class, and oh, man hot first day tomorrow for them, too, right? >> that's little tough. going back to school, still feeling like summer, just want to be outside. hopefully your school has air-conditioning. i know growing up mine didn't. so always rough you have to sweat it out for the first week. we check in with weather watchers right now, actually kind of comfortable across the delaware valley. most areas mid 60s right now, still some 50's, in some of the cooler spots, but let's check in, some of the neighborhoods, see what everybody's reporting right now. we have fran, out in hot ingham, 69 degrees, little warmer out there in chester county. chesterfield ed connor at 64 degrees, mid 60s in philadelphia, jason in middletown delaware also checking in at 64 at this hour, bill 61 in cart inning ton, get the picture, low 60s, perkasie, willingboro, newark, delaware, little cooler, comfortable, 59 degrees. up in allentown, julia also at 59. so happy labor day, everyone, hope you enjoy your day today. we have a lot of sunshine coming up in the forecast, hey it works this time, last time tried to bring up graphics, didn't work. >> this time it is working, i like it when it is working even this holiday. a loft sunshine, hot, humid conditions return to the forecast. and we talk about some rain in our forecast, how about that? we haven't had that in a while. current temperatures from the reporting stations, 60s, and some 50's, in the cool spots. down toward the shore, all over the place depending on winds direction, now more of land breeze, cape may coming in at 59. rehoboth beach delaware coming in at 65 degrees. dew point temperature tells us how much moisture is in the air, depends where you are, to the north, pretty nice, low 50's, comfortable around the city, little humid at 65 degrees. but the air temperatures getting close to the dew point. so now we've got some fog developing in some spots. check it out. around trenton, half mile visibility, one and half miles down in millville. so just be prepared for that. if you are traveling around this morning, few areas i am of patchy fog, storm scan3 looks great. we have one tropical system to talk about. out in the atlantic, it will track westward, this is great. eventually weakens back to depression, and temperatures really stay warm, over the next several days, i'll show you how hot we get coming up in the seven day in a few minutes. so let's get a check on the roads with meisha a good morning. >> good morning, we like it hot, don't we? let's keep the warm weather as long as we possibly k we do have accident, serious crash just waking up with us, in center city, brought street westbound at arch street. broad street completely closed, in both directions. for those of you moving in and around this area, just make note of. that will you will not be able to get through on broad street. forty-two freeway northbound creek road. look at this. we are, can you believe this, moving toward our rush hour, right now, moving toward that 7:00 hour. take a peak at this for those of you coming in from jersey. if you have to drive, travel today, this is a great day to do it. >> but lock at this, 95 northbound, at 452 delaware county, doesn't even look like -- dancing in front after interstate? certainly doesn't. ninety-five cottman, looks great, anywhere you are driving this morning, erika, over to you. >> meisha, a thank you. are you planning on firing up the grill this labor day holiday? if so, why not give the hotdogs and hamburgers a rest and trial something new with southern flare. i stopped by the twisted tail, headhouse square to get easy and delicious dish will stand out at any barbeque. >> when it comes to contemporary southern food, there is one place to go. >> hey. >> hi, welcome to the twisted tail, erika. >> thank you very much. >> absolutely. so, we head back to the kitchen. show you what we do on the charcoal grill. today we are lined up with the chef, brick cornish hen, do real nice fresh suck tash. >> and at the end? >> big surprise in the end, yes. don't spoil that, though. >> okay. >> come on back. >> all right. >> add an apron, ready to drive in with the chef. first up the bricks blackened cornish game hence. >> this is it right here. >> what's this mixture on top? >> plaque inning spice. >> truck on the hen. throw it on your head wrote charcoal grill. >> nice fizzle. >> and then. >> and then what's this? >> this is the brick. >> okay. >> what's that do. >> it flattens the surface, so we can cook it evenly. >> okay. >> and then it gives it like that flavor. >> too minutes each side. look at the crispy skin. then finish in a 350 degrees oven for about ten minutes. moving on now to the side dish? >> right here we have our suck a tash. we have corn, peppers, tennessee ham, and i'm going to mix toward the ends a little bit of tennessee chowcho? what, cab and, green tomatoes, pickled, use any pickled veggie. now, add butter to nice hot pan, add the corn, peppers, ham, season with salt, and let's sewer for about five minutes. >> so you want like a hard seared, but also you want the vegtables to be crunchy. >> time to plate it up. quickly base your bird with its juices, add fancy corn pure a, if you're inclined, little blackening spice, our seared sucktash, add chowchow. finish with your crispy hen. >> what it is known for what they do, they use every part from the tail, to the ears, everything, snow is a place to go if you love pork. >> including the whole pig. >> oh, my. >> there it is. >> so the pig roast, southern style, and we do for special events and private parties. >> sit down. help me eat owl hear. >> how are you enjoying the fruit of the labor here? >> loving it. >> ah, just delicious. and they say they use everything but the inning us just great. 6:49. we want to check in and see what's coming up on 6:49 this morning. good morning. >> you had me drooling right until i heard pig ears. that made me little nervous. >> morning. >> we'll talk with john dickerson, hillary clinton's newest trouble in the race. two players accused of deliberately attack ago referee. >> preview of newest jack reach ever novel. closer look at the fall out from pillow fight at west point, that left cadets bloodied. the news is back in the morning. we'll see in you about ten minutes. bloodied pillow fight? that sounds horrible, details coming up. >> in southern california the coast guard searching for whale tangled in hundreds of feet of fishing wire. the 80-foot mammal hasn't been seen since rough seas sees forced rescuer to stop their effort. spoke man for noah said people should stay at least a thousand feet away from the whale if they spot it, alert the coast guard if they do see that whale. >> meanwhile, the cheetah exhibit at the indianapolis zoo remains closed this morning after a cheetah managed to escape. the adult cheetah got out of its enclosure yesterday morning, spurring an hour long lockdown of zoo guest, everyone told to seek sheetier inside while zoo keepers searched for the animal. >> some guests were close, and immediately, when the staff saw it, got the guests out of the way, and we called a code red. and immediately got all of the guests to safety, throughout the entire zoo. >> staff, quickly found, and tranquilized the cheat a zoo officials don't know how pounce the cheetah the escaped in the first place, but they'll get to the bottom of it. 6:51 and time to go back to school nod today but tomorrow. while par rent checking off the list, some school supplies and children are also asking for a smart phone this year. brian web talks with experts to find out the right age to give your child a cell phone. computers, ipads, not hard to find, at the home. but mom, johanna, draws the line at smart phones for ten year old jack, and six year old charles. >> they have enough electronics inside to play with that they don't need to sit outside on their cell phones. >> so how does a parent know when a child is ready for a smart phone? pediatrician, core inch cross, says it, depends on the maturity of the child, but that many families make the decision around middle school. >> think about the situation that your child's in, and why it is you really want to get them the phone. do you want to get them the phone for safety? do you want to get them the phone so they can communicate with their friends? and make sure that they're ready to handle the responsibility that you're giving them. >> doctor cross says, set limit, such as charging the phone overnight in a common area, and no texting at the dinner table. parents also need to discuss the dangers of sign err bullying. >> paren should also be up front with their children, if they plan to check their text, emails, phonecalls. >> i think that that's a good thing to say. avenue right to look and see if you're sending inapropriate texts. so don't do anything that you would be embarrased by my seeing. >> jack says many of the friends have smart phones, but he's okay with just his ipad for now. >> the only person i am really text something my best friend, like about minds craft. >> they hope they can put off getting jack a smart phone for a few more years. brian web, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, safe to say field of sunflowers would be pretty site, right? how about a field with a million sunflowers? that's what one farm nerve kansas planted the season and check it out there. ted, has been doing this, for more than three decades. on his farm, planting all of those beautiful sunflowers. the beautiful backdrop only stay this bright for about one week, every year. only thing he asks for in return, he asks every visitor to his farm lever behind 1 dollar so can he plant again next year but just stunning, look how tall they are, too. just gorgeous. we'll be right back of the first here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. wheall i can think abouthit, is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. >> wyche p did a -- we have update on breaking news, jan carabeo joins us at broad and arch where two people were struck and killed by a cab earlier this morning. jan? >> reporter: erika, good morning, we just got an update from investigators, live on scene here, they tell us, two people were killed, two pedestrians, when they were hit by that taxi cab early this morning. they're not identifying those two people, but they do say it is a man and a woman. the woman, just 24 years old, the man, 25 years old. investigators also say, they were crossing the street, as they were hit by that cab, right now, no word on who had the right of way. this all happened right around 4:30 this morning, at the intersection broad and arch street. the driver was taken to hahnemann hospital as well complaining of chest pains. so this could be medical condition, we're talking about here this morning. that driver, however, will be tested for drugs, and alcohol, as his protocol in these type of situations, you can see here, liver on screen, on broad street, police here, to tow that away to accident investigation. so they can continue there investigation, and we will bring you the update just as soon as we have. for now live in center city, erika, back to you. >> in other news this morning, beyonce hit the stage this weekend at the made in america festival in philly. show was sporting some red, white and blue. she rocked the 76ers jerseyment check it out. fans commented on social media sites saying, maybe she was trying to right a wrong. you may remember back in 2001 performing with destiny chime during the final, wore address of the los angeles lakers emblem. some booed her. didn't like the outfit. trying to make up for that now, making up for it with the 76ers jersey. showing is more popular than ever, kim kardashian now reached 45 million followers on instagram. it appears being on tv, marrying a grammy winning rapper, being a new mom, having a clothing line, a book deal, list goes on and on, makes the you the person to follow on social media. quick reminder for you, late show with stephen colbert premiers tomorrow, watch it cbs-3 after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. quick note we're told the first show tomorrow night will run little long, so in case you are dvr it, extend it, so you don't miss any of the last. it should be great. >> of course holiday to talk b a lot of folks off hitting the beach and pool? another hot day, note september heatwave going on through thursday, some rain thursday and friday, much needed rain. so again summer heat just hanging on as we head toward the middle of the september. >> keeping track because there really is none. >> no. >> enjoy that. >> oh, coming up next on cbs this morning, new study on female athletes could cutting calories do more harm than good? and reminder to join us every weekday morning right here on cbs-3. we kicks things off at 4:30 a.m. hope you enjoy this last unofficial day of summer on your labor day holidayment take care. >> ♪ >> good morning. it is monday, september 7th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." presidential candidates hit the ground running this labor day. a new poll shows bernie sanders surging past hillary clinton. >> the dentist who killed cecil opens up. and a new fallout after a violent pillow fight left army cadettes bloody. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i think the secretary's people are getting very nervous about the campaign and what it's brin

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