however, though, some needed rain returning to our forecast, cooler temperatures in the seven day, those details in a few more minutes. checking the roads with meisha, a good morning. >> good morning, justin, yes, back to work and back to school. and it is getting a little bit busy. all every us know about the made in america festival happened last weekends, because that far we did have road closures for the clean up. all of those have now opened. ben franklin parkway, spring garden street, vine st., westbound ramp to the parkway, all again, reopened, and i'm telling you, it is getting busy out there. so little note you want to make note of. ninety-five southbound, looking very busy, stream of headlights, around girard, bye anywhere i look on 95 around cottman, doesn't matter where i look, looking a lot like this moving toward center city. another place really heating up this morning, 42 freeway northbound for those of you coming from new jersey heading toward 295, creek road, you can see our little freeway friends pulled offer to the shoulder not causing any slow downs, make note, another start up, the ben franklin bridge, we had construction for those every you heading in the westbound direction toward center city, lost the right lane for awhile, red cone zone in place now cleared, so you are now enjoying that extra open right lane, and because of that, back out of the way again here, patco running back to normal, both directions, scheduled, new schedule now in place, also, new septa schedule. for those of you taking mass transit certainly check your little listings, back to you. >> meisha, a thanks. overnight violence in philadelphia's olney neighborhood. a fight inside a bar ends in gunfire. one man is shot in the chest and a woman is shot four times. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now in olney with the latest, justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, police say there were cameras inside that bar, and also outside the bar, and they believe soon they will know what happened, and what left this man now fighting for his life and a woman with four gunshot wounds at einstein medical center this morning. >> a fight labor day night at the 55 north bar off the 500 block of olney avenue, one of two crime scenes, in a overnight double shooting vehicles. >> the scene is filled with broken glass from the fight, other trash, other debris. so pretty hard to find the shell casings. >> hard to find because a mid the mess only one spent semiautomatic shell casing was found. police know at least five shots were fired. nearby, just before 12:30 a.m., officers found a 22 year old man shot once in his chest, and the woman, age 24, struck twice in her stomach, and twice in her leg. police got her to einstein medical center, medics took that man there, too, where he was returned into surgery. police say a dust-up errupted inside the bar before spilling outdoors, and before at least one person grabbed their gun. >> we believe that everyone who was shot and the shooters were all inside the bar prior to the shooting taking place. >> we know there is cameras in the bar. so hopefully they were recording before this incident took place inside and possibly recorded outside. >> not far from the bar, police saw a man running on the 500 block every elkins avenue. and after he was seen tossing a weapon, and reportedly trying to hide from authorities, he was pick up for questioning. though his role in the shooting, if any, was not initially known. >> he is in custody, transport today northwest detective, due to the fact that while fleeing from police, he threw a gun down on the highway. >> reporter: back out live, and once here, northwest detective police say that man was not initially cooperative. he had no id on him. but police do believe he is about 25 years old. now that man at last check was in very critical condition at the hospital. that woman, stable, and expected to recover. we are live outside northwest detective, i'm justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". justin, thank you. meanwhile, philadelphia police are working to pinpoint what caused a crash involving attacks i cab, that struck and killed two pedestrians in center city. an amanda, of phoenixville, and ryan body of baltimore, were crossing broad street near arch street when the taxi struck them around 4:30 yesterday morning. the driver with the rosemont cab company stopped. >> the good thing here, he didn't leave the scene. so we have a lot more than we would have for all of those that do leave. he did the right thing. >> the cab driver went to the hospital with chest pains. police say there were no passengers inside the cab at the time. no charges have been filed. >> firefighters are making progress battling a forest fire burning in burlington county, new jersey. it is about 50% contained this morning. chopper three was over the scene in woodland township yesterday. this is the area of wood mansy road north of route 72. that fire burned over the county line in ocean county. fortunately, there no homes or structures in danger. 6:05 right now, weaver been waiting for this night since david letterman retired all those month ago. stephen colbert will remake the late show in his own image when it premiers tonight right here on cbs-3. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now up at the newly refurbished ed sullivan theatre in new york. jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, a very big night for stephen colbert. here at the ed sullivan theatre in new york. we have new host, his name is in light, on the marquis behind him. we have a new set. it is all decked out inside this theater to look exactly as the theatre when it first opened in 1927. so, a lot of fun, and a lot of excitement on tap. but colbert certainly has some big shoes to fill. take a look at the video of course, we are talking about david letterman. he held this spot for 22 years. and just before letterman's final show, in may, colbert asked the late night legend for some advice. he'll likely recall that conversation today. >> i said do you mind me asking you these questions? and he said no, no one has ever asked me these questions before. i said really, no one has ever asked? seems like pretty basic questions to movement he said well who would know to ask them? how many people would even understand the answers i'm giving you. two guys talking shop. so very unusual job. and that was a very nights way of him sort of handing me the keys. >> reporter: so he officially has those keys. who will join cobert for his show? a lister george clooney of course, the actor also one of david letterman's last guests, no doubt, fan favorite, and fun interview. >> he's not only a really gifted actor and director, and i don't have to say that because he said he will dot show, but works hard things he cares about to make the world a pet err place. that's an interesting thing to be able to talk about in a honest way with somebody. >> reporter: and george clooney is not the only big name on this week's line up. some other guesses include gop presidential candidate jeb bush, he will appear tonight, then on wednesday, actress scarlett johansson, and ceo, ilan must being, then uber ceo, friday september 11, comedian amy schumer and author steven king. we do want to note we are now hearing that tonight's debut show is expected to run at least nine minute over. so if you are planning on dvr the show, extend the recording so you don't miss any of the fun. erika, back to you. >> great differs line up for the guests, jan, can't wait for tonight. >> 6:08. coming up, we'll tell but super henge. it was justice covered in great great britain. you won't believe the size of. >> this also ahead, 10,000 tickets for the pope's event on independence mall are going up for grabs today. we'll tell you how to get your tickets. >> anarchs harrowing ordeal for a young boy and his dog when they fall into a deep well. find out how several rescue teams brought them to safety. ♪ back to life ♪ back to reality ♪ >> oh, the holiday weekends and summer vacation is over. it is back to reality. back to work. and now, back to school for thousands of student in our area a lot of kids waking up, rubbing the sleep out of the eyes, getting breakfast and ready for first big day of school. checking the roads and your forecast when we come back. >> ♪ outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance, flonase controls six. so you are greater than your allergies. flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >> ♪ >> many student returning to the classroom today. we want to see your pictures. post that terrific back to school photo on instagram or twitter and don't forget add the #cbs3. that's how we can fine them. it is that easiment then look for your pictures on our air tomorrow morning, we want to keep showing all of those smiling faces. welcome back. camden kids are heading back to school today. city officials will tour the schools, mt. laurel native, jason thompson of the golden state warriors, he's going to be there handing out school supplies, courtesy of his foundation. great to see. meanwhile, student in the philadelphia school district, they're headed back to 8: today, as well. that's more than 130,000 student, reporting to more than 200 schools in the city. so just very busy day, creating some traffic out there. philadelphia school superintendent, doctor william hite, will join me in the studio in about a half hour, at 6:45. we are talking all about this first day back to class. justin, as kids are getting dressed already close to what 80 degrees? you want to wear knows summer clothes. >> crank the heat up. i got your back to school forecast. i never really liked this day. cool seeing your friends, but summer's over. >> oh, first day of school? the smell of your new notebooks, meeting new teachers. >> did you cover your books with brown bag? >> maybe. >> ya. >> big uni corps drawn on them. >> oh, i didn't draw on them. >> i give up. time for the forecast. >> let's hit the forecast, back to school forecast going on, this is tough one, to grade, because it depends how you look at it, i am giving it a minus, humidity, some might give it a f because they don't like the heat. 8:00 temperatures, 8:00 upper 70s, coming home, 09 degrees, so walking home from school you will be swweating out. what's ahead, sunny hot conditions today. still hot again wednesday. isolated afternoon thunderstorms. the weekend, we could see some showers and storms headed into the weekends, then the heat certainly does break. sixty-five in allentown, 73 at the airport in philadelphia, once that sun's up it, will really heat up the temperatures. nice southwest breeze along the coast, keeping temperatures there little cooler mid 60s, storm storm sca, just quiet, high pressure over us, blocking storms from developing, full sunshine again today, temperatures surging low 90s, still hot, humid wednesday. here comes the front, bringing needed rain to our forecast for thursday. so that's going to be the wettest day of the week. that front moves through for friday into the weekends it, cools us back down. not much happening today. mostly sunny skies, we head to tomorrow. few clouds. could be isolated shower, late in the day, better chance for shows showers starting to return as early as thursday morning, so this will be wet commute possibly into thursday morning. lots of sunshine today. hot, humid, 92 degrees, warm, muggy tonight. seventy-four, if you are headed to the ballpark first pitch clock 05, phillies braves 87 degrees, coming home from the game. very warm, upper 70s to around 80. here is the extended forecast, potentially sixth heatwave of the season showers, storms on thus -- thursday, cooling it down little bit. so if you like cooler weather you will like saturday, sunday shall potentially upper 70s. having seen the 70s in a while. >> since may? been a while. >> casino of lost track. >> for the first time in a long time, seeing school buses on the road this morning. >> certainly. when look, take a peak around, reminding me right now what we see usually pushing toward the 7:00 hour. that's good indicator it will be very busy indeed this morning, it already is on your majors, like 95, i can tell you, 95 southbound looking very busy, another stretch of the schuylkill, starting to heat up. here is a look in valley forge, 422 eastbound at route 23. this is an area that's actually looking pretty darn good. for those of how are lucky enough to jump on this little piece of land, you are looking really good. it is nice and steady, everyone travel at posted speeds, but when we move over to 95 southbound at cottman, this is where we start to see little bit of hang up. this is where we are starting to tap those brakes, every so slightly coming into center city. i can tell you we just looked at girard about ten minutes ago, looking pretty busy there, as well. schuylkill eastbound past 202 in the king of prussia area, looking okay. certain areas of the schuylkill are look okay. this is one of them t happens to be everyone's traveling at posted speeds around the conshohocken curve starting to get little busy. accident lower merion, near ardmore, mill creek road grace lane, mill creek is closed for those of you in and around this area, again, mill creek is closed. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. still ahead this morning, four year old boy and his dog fall 25 feet down into a well. and their rescue was caught on camera. see it coming up next. also, the search for mexican drug lord el chapo guzman may have taken strange turn. details on that whether we come back. good morning. i acidity was in my diet.ch i was so focused on making good food choices, i had no idea that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it, i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger, that it was important, that that is something i could do each day to help protect the enamel of my teeth. pronamel is definitely helping me to lead the life that i want to live. >> two football players targeting referees? they want to know if they intentionally hit that rev, one player you can see, he knocks the referee to his feet, and then another dives on top of him, helmet first. both players had been suspended from the football team and from that school. >> the minnesota dent hoist killed cecil the lion is set to return to his dental practice today. walter palmer made headlines when he hunted and killed cecil in july. palmer still disputes some accounts of the african hunt. he maintains the kill was legal in zimbabwe. he also adds that if he had known the lion was important to the country, he would not have killed him. back to school for student and back from summer break for congress. they're meeting this morning. among the issues facing them, the federal budget. congress needs to pass funding by the end of the month or the government could shutdown. a vote on iran nuclear deal is also expected soon. as well as visit from pope francis. >> now, new this morning, a four year old boy and his dog are resting comfortably at home after being rescued from well near jackson, mississippi. (applause) great to hear they're okay. boy trapped for several hours in a well nearly 25 feet deep. the hole was only about a foot and a half wide. authorities say the boy was alert and talking with the rescue team, the entire time he was trapped. >> we had all of the volunteer fire department here, the sheriff's office, brookhaven fire department, i just can't say enough about what everybody did to get this little boy out that far well safe. >> crews sent water down to the boy to help keep him hydrated. his dog was also rescued just short time later. >> still ahead this morning, on "eyewitness news", major discovery. researchers say it is stone hedge, but on steroids, and located just 2 miles from the iconic monument. we'll tell you what they found. >> also, steamy start, not even 6:30, justin, and the temperature quickly approaching the 08 degrees mark, hot first day back to school. >> yes, that's right. talking about 309's again today. day number two of potentially our sixth heatwave. looking at the long-term forecast, little signs of some cooler air returning, but the chance of some rain, thoug ♪traveling through seas of oats and berries ♪ ♪peaches, pumpkin seeds, and cherries ♪ ♪i say to the bowl ♪are you trying to temp me? ♪the bowl says ♪"come on down to the land of plenti." ♪ yoplait plenti, with oats, flax, and pumpkin seeds. greek yogurt, packed full of goodness. >> hungry is speeding up construction after fence to keep them out. today, hungarian prime minister victor orbonn, told local newspaper he warrants to fast track, constructed along the southern border serb y the completion date was set for the ends of november, but now says he wants to finish as soon as possible. israel is also building a fence to keep refugees out. >> strange twist here, seems guzman's son, may have tweeted out their location. they have a photo of his account reportedly showing the two of them together in costa reek, a we'll try to show that to you t has some emoji's partially covering their faces, authorities are using old photos to determine if that indeed was guzman, on the left that far photo. sorry, we couldn't quite bring it to you. >> meanwhile lawyers with the kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage license toss same sex couples, those attorneys planning to file appeal to get her out of jail. meanwhile republican presidential can date mike huckabee plans to stop by today to show davis hads support. davis has been in jail since last thursday after ignored judge, object for religious reasons. it has been hidden for thousands of years, now, archeologists have un erred super henge, calling it, in southwest england. 2 miles a which from stone hedge, scientists found at least 40 stone slabs, and space for at least 160 more. the discovery is about 15 times the size of stonehenge. expert say, it may have started as settlement, but its purpose perhaps changed over time. but they do know the discovery makes the story of stonehenge much more complicated. so interesting. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", this is college savings month. we have some tips on when we should start saving. jan? >> and the front page of the new york daily news says it all. tonight, is the night, stephen colbert takes over as host, of the late show, and his first guest, george clooney and jeb bush. i'm jan carabeo, coming to you live from new york this morning, a look at all of the excitement straight ahead. >> well, it is our first work day and school day back to school after our labor day weekend, tan certainly is heating up. fairly quickly here. here is a look at 59 south at cottman, all of the speeds starting to slow down little bit. i'll have all of the updates, quick a break, stay where us, ♪ 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 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have cheerios together anytime we want. and if you love someone with celiac, or gluten sensitivity, you can too. following breaking news, brand new video just into our news room. rescue crews in lower merion just pulled a man from that car, after it went down the roadway and crashed down an embankment. at mill creek road, grace lane, lower merion police officer spotted the car, sitting in the creek bed, then called for help. no word right now on the drivers condition. but authority tell us, they think this accident actually happened sometime between 7:00 and 8:00 last night. that means that driver was stuck in the car for at least nine hours, just terrific the officer spot that car, got some help, but just fine hours in a car out in the heat. long time to not have any water. and no break today it, seems, in terms of the heat either. >> full force really for another day or so, so, you know, it is the summer season officially still, couple of weeks until fall. this is not out of the question. not talking record highs either. just hot, humid, little rough there. >> pretty typical. >> yes, typical early september t does happen. feeling okay up in berks county right now, live look at kutztown, area middle school. 64 degrees, little fog on some of the fields there, some of the moisture trapped on the farm and the grass. temperatures there you go, mid 60s to low 70s, across the reporting station, in delaware valley. seventy-two tal any will, new jersey, quakertown one of the cooler spot at 63. there is the dew point temperature, what you really want to look at as far as the humidity goes. they are on the rise. approaching the up ever six 60s, to near 07 in spots, more tropical air mass to compare with the weekend, weekend dew points down into the 40's. that's just shows the dry air mass, that's why it is comfortable. quiet storm scan three nothing happening. >> through the morning, rapid temperature climb, with the sun, in the lower 80s, by late morning, upper 80s early afternoon sun at the shore, poconos, even there, talking about mid eight's for afternoon high temperature. now, there is some cooler air in the forecast, along with the chance for some needed rain. we will talk about that coming up in just a few more minutes, we go over to meisha for a look at the roads. >> good morning, justin, heating up outside. heating up on the roadways, okay you better believe it. forty-two freeway northbound creek road. do have vehicle fire on 76 westbound, in new jersey, this is just north of this camera shot here, creek road, before the walt whitman bridge. right lane block. just for those of in you and around that area. and, also, we have an accident in lower merion, near ardmore, this is mill creek road, grace lane. i thinker kay just touched base on, that so you know, mill creek is closed, because of this accident, for those of in you and around the area. i'll let you know that clears, just make note of that. also, walter make bridge, before route 90, the right lane is blocked in this area, as well. so, as we start to get more and more vehicles out on the roadways, we start to have more and more things starting to happen. that's what we're seeing. also made in america festival this past weekend. we do have clean up on the roads. but all of the roads now completely open. >> clock ticking for steven cobert's debut, tonight at 11:00 35:00, right here on cb3, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, outside the ed sullivan theatre in new york. and jan, from what we are hearing, if you watch later tonight, you will barely recognize the studio, back whether dave was in there. good morning. >> erika, good morning, a very big night for stephen colbert, and a big night for the ed sullivan theater, and that's because it has been completely re-done for the relaunch of the late show, talking about new set, new seats, and it has been renovated so it looks exactly as it did when this theater first opened in 1927. talking about stained glass, and gothic architecture, very beautiful inside. >> talking about david letterman, who hosted this show for some 22 years, but, colbert is know new bee, making america laugh for nearly two decades now, on cable tv. turns out making it laugh for his entire life. one of 11 children, and seems like a lot of competition growing up to see the funniest. take a listen. >> grew up in a big family, every was performing, and we were a humor okay rasi, funniest person in the room, was king, at any one moment. brother and sisters are funnier than i am in my opinion. >> i always kind of wanted to be a comedian, but i didn't know what that meant, i didn't know how you became a comedian. >> big break in the 90s when he first landed that role on comedy central the daily show with john stewart, then he got his own spin off, colbert report, now here he is at the ed sullivan theatre in new york for the late show. front page of the daily news says it all. tonight is the night with his picture on the front, on the back it says who are his first big stars on the show, first twine views. george clooney and gop presidential candidate, jeb bush judge so a loft excitement, if you are going to dvr the show we hear it will run nine minutes over late. extend that recording so you don't miss anything. >> can't wait. thanks so much. >> now tie in to promote the lay show, how does this sounds in free coffee. today stump town copy rose letters hand out 10,000 bottles of, listen to there is cold brew. limited edition body. coffee company to promote coal bear's debut. that's great. 6:36. the countdown continues, pope francis arrives in philadelphia in just 18 days. and starting today, ticket for the pope's event on the independence mall will be made available. 10,000 ticket will be up for grabs on line all start at noon and they are first come first serve. you can sign up for tickets at the world meeting of families website. >> and we warned but this yesterday scalper trying to sell train tickets for the pope's visit on sites like craigslist and ebay. that just says ticket aren't sold out. and the they only cost $10. not 40 like scalpers are charging, so if you need to get your septa tickets, hop on septa website, pay ten bucks for them. parent might start thinking about the future which is why september is national college savings month, perfect month for it. check in jill schlessinger up in new york, as you are pack that lunch box. good time to start talking about when we should start saving for college s there a god time, jill? good morning. >> good morning. well, look, i know everyone wants to save for college. but the first thing that families have to do is they've got to get their own financial houses in order. >> you also want to fund your retirement savings. at that point, that is when you start thinking about saving for college. i know a loft people rely on future loans, but it really does make more sense to save today, rather than worrying about whether interest rates are going to rise in the future. if you start early enough even modest investment can grow significantly. >> very true, now the most common education savings vehicles, what would you say they are? what would you say for folks? >> a lot before people still using the double e savings bonds, because interest is fax free when the bonds roo redeem to pay for qualified higher education expenses. but, you know, interest rates are solo, so a lot of people abandoned those bonds, and they go into something called a cover del education savings account. now, you can put almost any investment inside of this. you are limited to certain taxpayers. meaning, if you make too much mine, you can't use the cover dale. single filers, who earn less than $110,000, joint filers who earn less than 220,000, you can use the cover del, the motorcycles mum contribution is $2,000 per year per beneficiary, from all sources, now, remember, cover dale can be used for both college, private, elementary or high school costs. my favorite vehicle for college is the 529 plan. tax advantage investing, again, only for college and postgraduate expenses, contributions grow tax free. not taxed upon withdrawal. got to use them for higher education costs, no using it for the new keg. more on college savings month, you can go to saving for college. com. >> thank you. have a good day. >> right now 39:00. and philadelphia public school student go back to school today. coming up: superintendent doctor william hite joins just studio live, to talk about this up coming school year. and, it is not often you hear about a flyers fan want to go buy a different team. but this guy has an ulterior motive. find out why he want to be the next owner of the pittsburgh penguins. >> i'm charlotte hoffman. coming up: i'll explain how just steps from the highway this parking lot is being used to provide food for the homeless. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, waking to up beautiful september morning, looking live, down at the shore right now, a gorgeous sunrise, kids get up and out of bed, parent i can hear you cheering little bit. first day of school from thousands of student across the area. talking to superintendent, doctor william hite coming up after the break. we hope you'll join us, we'll be right back. >> ♪ % yeah, we know that feeling. you're so bloated you've started wearing sweatpants ...everywhere. when it finally happens, it's always the worst possible time. and when you're finished, you realize you've been in there for a very, very long time. being irregular is the worst. get more fiber with chocolatey, chewy fiber one bars. feeling good can taste great. 43:00, this first day of school for so many students, for others, a long weekend? that's right, hot, humid today. dress cool for hot wet they are afternoon, you will be swweating out on the way home from school. because talking about temperatures surging into the low 90s, but checking weather watchers, zoom in, see what's happening, just north of philadelphia. we're still, 69 degrees, in the sunshine, got comment for us, talking about not looking for another heatwave. looks like dealing with the potential heat, sixth heatwave of the summer season, let's also stay north of philadelphia, kyle higgins, in the sunshine at 68 degrees. he's going back to school today. look like the weather will be nice, for the first morning of school in horsham. that's true, going to be little warm, but at least we're dry in the sunshine. and one more stop here, gwen, 70 degrees at this hour in the sunshine, saying going to be really hot again today. it is like summer vacation never really left. exactly right. talking 90s for two more days here, our sixth heatwave of the season, still had the summer vibe going on being check it out, looking at the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach delaware. nice morning, southwest wind, few people out on the beach, ocean looking pretty calm right now. that will be the trends today. so if you are at the beach, looks pretty good don't err the ocean. heatwave number six, here we go, we had 09 yesterday. low 90's tomorrow. -- today. if you don't like the heat and waiting for sole cooler weather, we have the fall countdown for you to get you in the mood. seventeen days until fall arrives. twenty-seven days until we average 70. fifty-three until halloween, 54, daylight saving time comes to end. 60s to low 70s outside. coastal temperatures little cooler, there, 66 degrees, part of south jersey. nothing happening storm scan3, rain chances bump up later in the week, 20 tomorrow, late in the day up to 70% chance thursday. big changes in the forecast, we had the ridge over us, trough develops, bringing cooler air in for the end of the week in the weaken, so forecast high today hot, humid, 92 degrees, gets cooler back it the lower eight's by the weekends. >> roads looking good, justin, good morning to you, good morning to all of you at home. just waking up with us, welcome back to work and back to school. like i said, roadways are certainly starting to heat up little bit now. shear look at the schuylkill, eastbound, near the conshohocken curve. you can see taillights, brake light, 42 freeway northbound, at creek road, as you approach with 95. these backups not just everyone is hitting the road back to work, vehicle fire, northbound, before the walt whitman bridge, two right lanes, are blocked, started pushing toward our rush hour now with everyone back it work, a lot of vehicles out there. this will certainly cause slow downs. for those you have just thinking about hitting the stretch, give yourself couple of extra minute, lower merion near ardmore, mill creek road, at grace lane, if it is closed, we touched base 15 minutes ago, just know this is also causing slow downs, see red, that means traveling less than posted speeds, in this area, and also, the made in america concert, we had that festival last weekends because of that we had the clean up, road closures, all reopened at this hour, which is great, great news. erika, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. us open continues today, with sisters venus and serena williams facing off in the single quarter finals. this would be the 27th time the sisters have played each other. if sabrina beats her older sister she has shot at the coveted grand-slam. >> and college football stairs on the field not the only things sparkling last night in west virginia, check it out, verge continuing tech running back cj coleman blinked out with the gold watch there. his uniform in last night's game against ohio state. i mean, first off, dirty, and my first thought also injury north america if you are hitting someone that metal on your skin, that could really hurt. coleman's hookies, lost to ohio state 42 to 24. but hey, you know, at least that watch is looking good. >> might seem like the perfect place, what is happening, all thanks to urban garden. our charlotte hoffman takes you there. >> reporter: oh, now good. >> for a split second, you might think you are in the country sigh, but underneath skyscrapers vegtables like these are being harvested. >> oh. look at that. >> wow. that's awesome. >> reporter: just steps from my 676 and in the middle of china town parking lot. >> it is very hot. talking all concrete, right, super hot. >> reporter: complete with irrigation system, she created urban farm in february. now fruits and vegtables sprout from vines, attached to center block wall. >> cantalopes this big growing on the wall. >> the sunday breakfast rescue mission gave her the space. so far she and volunteers have provided 800 pounds of fresh produce. which comes here. >> to the mission soup kitchen. to the homeless though come to the mission, it is about feeding and educating them. >> they come out. we teach them how to grow the plant, so when they transition out of here, they hit home, some of them have families, they can actually start their own garden and understand and appreciate how life comes from little seed. >> because like the saying goes, give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. but teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. turning it wasn't cheap, cost about $10,000, all made possible by several community growers groups. in center city, charlotte hoffman, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". what a great program. 6:49 right now. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell joins us live in new york with a preview, good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, erika. we are are outside the office of the dent hoist killed cecil the lion to see what happens when he returns to work today. plus, did you hear about the two, 16 year old, charged with a crime for sexting each other? vicky will join us with why prison time done a possibility. and, who is the real stephen colbert? what to expect tonight when he launches a new era in late night comedy. we're all excited about that. the news is back in the morning. see you guys right at 7:00. >> our dvr's are set, thanks so much. >> here is a look at your headlines this morning, man and woman shot outside after bar at fifth and olney after midnight. philadelphia police are questioning a man believed to be the shooter. we have a live picture for you also right here from chopper three. we have a forest fire, if we can get to that, hopefully chopper images are clear. live image from burlington county, new jersey, this fire is about 15% contained. now, fortunately, there are no homes in any danger, but firefighters are trying to knock that back. as nora mention, tonight is the big premiere of the late show with stephen colbert right here on cbs-3. catch the show right after "eyewitness news" at 11:00ment tonight's show will run little long, about nine minutes over, so if you are going to record it, you want to extend the dvr so you don't miss any of the laughs. >> well, listen to this. diehard flyers fan and his friends have a plan to buy the pit burying penguins then dogs troy the flyers cross town rivals. jeremy spencer and his friends have launched go funds me site on line to raise the $750 million, the penguin current owner say they want 750. so, spencer admits, he hates the penguins, once he is the owner has plot to undermine the team. and a now the fans. >> before we move them to antartica, which is where penguins belong, we would probably paint a flyers logo in each parking space, outside their complex, maybe put giant photo of claude giroux on the side of the building. >> he's got this down. he admits it would be tough to raid the $750 million. but look at that, they have 1300 raised so far. he adds his pals will donate whatever money they do raise to the first wives charity. and i love the little flare fan there in training with his little bib. so cute. great idea, guys. well, if you think you can must area smile, you're pick two toss out the ball at the home game. think could you have entheusiasm for this? not one guy, not if you are the world famous grumpy cat, in his little cat size jersey. we're toll grumpy cat and little paw's little small to throw out regulation size ball. the diamond backs are her hometown team. clearly internet star was not -- why am i smear. >> yes. >> why take me from my cozy little home. >> i know our cat lover, meisha. >> how can you not love that face? on that note we will be right back, first what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. i nready for school.ethis list they'll be 110% ready. folders, rulers, crayons? 15¢, 35, 50¢. good, no detail ever gets past me. wait, where are my kids? those aren't mine. make low prices happen. make 110% ready happen. staples. make more happen. here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredients like this into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it progresso. student from the philadelphia school district are headed back to class this morning. and teachers and student prepare for this first day, philadelphia school superintendent, doctor william hite, also preparing for the whole year ahead. he joins you now in the studio to help us kick it off. thanks for joining thus first day. >> we're real excited. >> now you will be over at carver high school where you are doing something you haven't done in three years? >> yes, bell ringing, been a tradition here in philadelphia, and because of all of the things, all of the talent that we've had associated with the beginning of school, we haven't done it in the last two years, we want to restart that tradition here if philadelphia. we're excited about this first day of gloom what are you most excited, any new programs maybe? >> quite a few. one over at carver where they are beginning at the engineering science school to welcome seventh and eighth graders there. and they are going to have a spin program throughout the year and week toned provide for student who live in that neighborhood. >> that's terrific. now, also we want to touch on this quickly. we did get some results from state test scores that english and math scores will declined, but also new test this year. what do you think of those results? >> yes, this is the first assessment that was based on the new more rigorous stap cards, core standards of pennsylvania, our result mirrored those across the state. >> right. >> wherever district saw declines. and so, because there are new more rigorous assessment it, doesn't support our apples to apples comparison, simply because it is new material, it will take us some time to get associated and familiar with those materials. and it is a different assessment. so, we always had work to do. we still have work to do. this will serve as new baseline for us. >> why those terrific new tools to have with that work, is new technology. last week yes in a school that had new ipads, having microphone problems but i think all hook up now, so we saw some student using ipads. how are you incorporating new technology? how important is it? >> made significant inch investigatement, added almost 40,000 pieces of equipment, hardware, in the form of ipads, other tablet, computers, particularly, mobile computer unit that are available in our schools, so we're real excited about also providing access to those types of technologies for young people. >> how are those important for these student in i remember learning how to type. that will was so important for my generation. >> yes. >> how important is it this computing do you think for kids today? >> oh, access to information. and access to very important information. and we want children to be problem-solvers and critical thinkers, and be based on the whole process or subject of inquiry. and the technology allows him to do that, allows tonight err act with information that's out there. it is free, and so we want our children to have access to those materials, those resource. >> we have about 30 seconds left. i want it ask you one last question. so many teach verse touched our lives. and one teach kerr make such a different. was there anyone teacher in your life that you really connected with? >> a few, but third grade teachers miss bothwrite, the reason i am here today. she was so incredibly powerful. as i was learning to read, and becoming a boy, and doing all of those things, whether it was miss boatwright, in richmond, virginia. >> give her a shout out. those teachers make such a difference. we thank those and those behind the schools and staff, a big thank you. >> and those teachers who work really hard to get this day ready for our children. >> thank you so much. congratulations first day. >> indeed. >> big day. coming up next on cbs this morning, hops in high demand. how the craft beer craze is pouring monday my the agricultural business. reminder join us bright and early every weekday morning right here on cbs-3. we kick thinkings off 4:30 a.m. quick reminder don't forget the premiere of the late show with stephen colbert after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. it is right here on cbs-3. hope you have great day. good morning. good morning. it is tuesday, september 8, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." desperate refugees fight to get into europe. the white house considers new action to help with the crisis. the dentist who killed cecil the lion returns to work. we are outside of his minnesota office. and steven colbert's long awaited debut is hours away. we begin with today's eye opener. >> it's always been game time. >> we are going to win this election. >> the race for the

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