receipt i comfortable. lower then yesterday at this time. 69 degrees, currently, north breeze at seven. that pushes out humidity a bit. we are down to the upper 50's in the the mount pocono. sixty-two lehigh valley. still hanging on to 07 in interior south jersey toward the shore. comfortable pottstown, quakertown, 50's and lower 60's. still have left over clouds especially across southern new jersey and delaware and these cloud will hang tough today. we will see left over rain, stuck over the tide water virginia, some trying to make its way up to the southern half of the del marva peninsula. rain should stay to the south. we will be dry. further north across the region we will get more sunshine but nice rebound 9:00 n the mid 70's. by 1:00 in the lower 80's. we are on our way up to 86 degrees. 10 degrees above average with increasing sunshine. shore, cloud hanging tough 78, nice day in the the poconos, also in the upper 70's. we are lock in the dry pattern, so no chances for rain, temperatures staying warm but there is a big change with the cool down next week we will talk about that in a few minutes. meisha, how sit looking. >> roads are looking good, really nice this morning. i would say fairly typical for a wednesday but almost slightly even better then what we typically see on a wednesday. this is vine westbound before the schuylkill i would say ten minutes, not even, we were seeing significant slow downs trying to get on to the schuylkill but just residual from nothing. we are looking pretty good right here. ninety-five south at girard, certainly starting to heat up, now we're cracking in the 6:00 e still traffic at 55 miles an hour which is great. ben franklin bridge gorgeous shot here looking nice and clear outside we are not seeing any fog here, but we have been getting tweets that we are seeing fog, deeper in to new jersey, overall ben franklin bridge is looking g we have a car fire pennsylvania turnpike left lane is block not slowing you down, too much just yet i'll update you and let you know if you get slowed down. big construction project 95 south off ramp to aramingo avenue starting tonight at 8:00 for nine months, june of 2017. use an alternate bridge street oral gain i avenue exit is your best bet, jim, over to you. thanks, meisha. protest erupted a few hours ago in charlotte north carolina after police shot and killed a man they say was armed with the gun. >> man's family says he was just reading a book. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live from the sat center with the latest on the situation this morning, jan. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. is there tension in this community today, latest, some of which on the monitors here behind me this morning some protesters actually closed, part of the interstate i85 in charlotte north carolina for some time and then it appears some people started looting trucks and burning items. also new this morning we are getting our first look at man shot and killed by police and we're hearing from his sister. unrest in charlotte north carolina, hundreds there flooded the street overnight to protest deadly shooting of a black man at hand of the police. law enforcement in riot gear stretched across streets as demonstrators held signs some people were spotted destroying marked police cars and one point police fired tear gas to break up the crowds. officials say 12 officers were hurt including one hit in the face with a rock. >> destroying water bottles and city vehicles i don't conn down that by no means but as far as my child, my nephew, i'm concerned, i'm worried about them. >> reporter: this comes after a four three-year old man identified as keith lemont scott was shot and killed tuesday afternoon. it was around 4:00 o'clock when police went to the apartment complex looking for a suspect with an outstanding warrant. they saw scott inside of a car, he was not the person they were looking for. but police say he got out with the gun and then got back in and when police approached they say he exited the car again with the gun. >> facing imminent threat and because of that, one of our officers fired round at the subject. >> reporter: officer who fired the shot brently vincent has been with the department for two years, he is on leave which is standard procedure. meantime investigators say they recovered a gun at the scene but scott's family maintains he was unarmed when he was shot. they say he was in his carrieding a book. >> people are calling my phone saying that your brother had a gun. he had no gun. >> this man is difficulties abled. >> police are conducting a full investigation. charlotte's marries asking for calm this morning and tweet ago this this community deserves the answers. we're reporting live from the sat center, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". brooke and jim back inside to you. demonstrationness charlotte follow other protestness oklahoma. police in tulsa shot and killed an unarmed plaque man on friday, protesters want officers involved to face charges. police dash cam video shows turns karcher with his hand in the air moments before he was shocked with the stun gun and then shot dead. office shore shot and killed him is on paid leave. donald trump is drawing criticism for comments he made on the campaign trail yesterday about black communities. >> we're going to rebuild our inner cities because our african-american communities are absolutely in the worst shape that they have ever been in before, ever, ever, ever. you take a look at the inner cities, you get no education, you get no jobs, you get shot walking down the street. i mean honestly places like afghanistan are safer then some of our inner cities. >> new poll suggest hillary clinton's lead in florida 46 percent to trump's 41 percent. monmouth poll shows libertarian gary johnson at 6 percent, and clinton's lead is shrinking from her spot last month. clinton and trump will face off in a debate monday night. now to the latest on the man accused of carrying out a series of weekend bombs in new york and new jersey. ahmad kahn rahami faces federal terrorism charges including weapons of mass destruction. suspect's father said he warned the fbi about his son years ago. investigators say officers who were shot during a gunfight with rahami were released from the hospital on tuesday and authorities say rahami is not cooperating with their investigation. a 16 year-old student is facing charges following a brawl with the teacher that fight was captured on cell phone video. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from outside lincoln high school in mayfair, justin. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning, on campus and on line there is talk about this student teacher involved in a brawl at lincoln high caught on camera. we now know that philadelphia police are charge ago this 16 year-old with aggravated assault. and here's a look at video in question now making round on social media we are blurring faces. police say an in class argument between that lincoln teacher and students triggered this fight. at the end of the class in the hallway eyewitnesses say the fisticuffs began with the first punch reportedly thrown by the 16 year-old, video later shows both teacher and student trading blows. now "eyewitness news" is withholding the name of that teacher, involved and witnesses say that the fight was violent, and city school superintendent doctor william hite says he will get more details about this from lincoln high's principal. >> i saw him throw one punch. but kid was throwing a lot of punches. the kid swung and hit him right here and it opened up. >> i never want an incident where teachers and students are fighting that is highly problematic for schools. >> at the time doctor hite had not seen video. he said once he does an inquiry will begin that will be fair to both teacher and student and they will go from there. only person charged this morning is that 16 year-old boy and that at this time teacher has in the been charged. we are live outside lincoln high school i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". brooke and jim, back inside to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning shady gets sued two off-duty police officers filed a lawsuit against former eagle lesean mccoy after this nightclub brawl. what they are claiming in the suit. plus are you feeling a little increased pain at the pump? gas prices jump and lot find out what is causing increase and why there may somebody good news on the way. >> ♪ >> we will be right back. meisha says everybody is cruising the way they should this be morning. lets hope it stays that way. a volcano spewing ash at least 10,000 feet high. >> um-hmm, its happened in costa rica on hon. seismologist say there were at least four blasts, ash rain on nearby towns and forced main international airport to close temporarily. gas prices are normally town this time of the year but they are psyching. >> the reason damaged pipeline, as of yesterday, gallon of regular is averaging $2.34 in pennsylvania, 1.99 in new jersey and 2.19 in delaware. typically gas stations switched to winter blend in mid-september and that means lower prices, but due to a leak in the colonial pipe line which supplies gas from texas to the east coast, prices are up, for example, according to triple a gas price necessary south injuries i are seven cents higher then a month ago. >> it effect is a cross the country we are seeing where the whole south east up into delaware, south jersey are affect because the supply has been decreased which means prices will go up. >> here's good news relief is coming, the pipeline is finish and fast lean should start flowing at normal rate today. it will take several times for supply chain to return to normal. so justin, it was a little muggy when i walk out this morning. >> it is getting better now. so by the time we leave you will be happy. >> i'm not complaining. >> hard to please you with the weather with a hot day but yeah, i know, i think you'll like this forecast. jim will like the forecast by the even of the weekend. for summer weather fans you have loved september so far. look at these temperatures. we are over 5 degrees above average. still down on the rain even though we had it the other day but still an inch below average for the month but still a few inches on the year. high of 95. impressive for september. low was 59. we will bring cooler air for the end of the month. temperatures comfortable, lehigh valley, 57 in mount pocono. still muggy south of the city, you go from south jersey, northerly breeze, humidity running higher, lower 07's along the coast. we have thicker cloud cover. don't expect to see a whole lot of sun at new jersey shore and southern delaware, that storm still staying to the south. it is lingering around. we will see more sunshine from the city north and west, skies mostly sunny, cloud holding tough through the daze in south jersey but tonight they will thin out as that storm passes further to the south and east, tomorrow, more sunny. but here's the change, right now jet stream well to the north. we're on the warm side of that jet. a lot of warmth able to hoff northward and then for weekend we will see bucket in the jet stream developing on sat the daze and certainly sunday core of the cool air moves from canada. temperatures returning below average. we have not had that this season. eighty-six today, 10 degrees average for afternoon high, tonight 65, a to lud around, here's that extended forecast 80 through friday. seventy-nine saturday. high of 70 on sunday that is football weather, eagles home, watch it 4:25. meisha? >> football and hot coffee weather, thanks very much, justin. good morning. happy wednesday. what we are looking at is a big construction project, this is video of that construction project on i-95 southbound off ramp to aramingo avenue closed at 8:00 p.m. this will be going on for next nine his until june of 17. we will back out to see this, a big, project, you will have to use an alternate bridge street around allegheny avenue will be your best bet but yikes, take a look at that. so schuylkill taillights in the eastbound direction is what you are looking at a roaching gulph mills. i would say just starting to slow down moving in the eastbound side. lets go outside holding steady here looking okay eastbound side is where i'm keeping my eye. pennsylvania turnpike westbound before norristown that left lane is block right now. we have more coming up but first we will take a quick break stay where you are, redid you say 97?97! yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> in the trenton paper, city officials plan on combat rising violence by lighting up six hot spot area of crime. the lights will be on from tuesday being until dawn, police director would not reveal what blocks would be lit up like in the summertime due to tactic calories opposite. from the front page of the spirit of the delaware county highest ranking woman in the chester police department is taking a step down to a lower rank. newspaper reports marilyn lee appoint aid police major in janice voluntarily moving back to the rank of captain. city says this is in response to the cities financial recovery plan that calls for reductions in the police department. bucks county courier times feature about k-9's for warriors, an organization that pairs trained service dogs with veterans, suffering there post traumatic stress disorders. that is a three week training program before being assigned a service dog, non-of the pairs 192 dogs, and veterans each year. that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines there around the delaware valley. well in, other news, two philadelphia police officers filed a lawsuit against former eagles player lesean mccoy and center city club owners. >> the officers say they were hurt during a brawl inside that club. according to the civil suit lesean mccoy and two friend punched and kicked officers roland butter and darnell jesse and this video captured the fight on pep seventh inside recess lounge in olde city. authorities say that the fight started over a bottle of champagne and ended, with the officers in the hospital. our investigation confirmed that our clients were attacked, beaten, and sustained serious permanent bodily injury as a result of the assault and our investigation has confirmed that the individuals who attacked our clients are lesean mccoy and the additional defendants. >> neither lawyer for mccoy or recess lounge commented on the lawsuit. well, coming up look at the companies who are already starting to hire for the holidays. >> that is good stuff. >> um-hmm. plus find out what babies should eat early, in order to cut their risk of developing food allergies up next in the i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. welcome back everyone, it is the season to get a job. national companies are already looking to hire workers for the holidays, and today's three on your side consumer report i will look at the early opportunities. now hiring for the who will taste, industries affected by the gifts giving season have announced big plans to hire seasonal workers. people who typically get paid hourly and work from november through january. target says that for the fourth year in a row it wants to add 70,000 people to work in its stores. the big box stores is expecting more on line order this year so it also wants to hire an additional 7500 people to work in the distribution and fulfillment facilities, that is rough liz 1,000 more people then last year. toys-r-us is also pushing to hire thousands of seasonal workers and it could translate into something more permanent for some hires. company says 15 to 20 percent of who will take workers in recent years keep working even after the holiday season. kohl's said this week it expects to hire more than 69,000 additional workers for holiday season. if you need a job go on line many companies have web sites specifically to hire seasonal workers. atitionly here in pennsylvania and around the country hazy's announced it will high 83,000 workers for holidays. national digs to applying on line you can apply to many seasonal jobs in stores, next month, target and toys-r-us will have national hiring events, at all of their locations, brooke. happening today congressional committee will hear from the headachier of the epi-pen over its sky rocketing rise, epi-pens are life saving auto injectors used to treat severe leverage i can reactions. pharmaceutical company mylan has raised the price to more than $600 for a two pack and that is an increase of about 500 percent since 2007. the ceo is expected to testify in front of the house oversight and governmental reform committee. according to prepared testimony, she will defend the rise changes. in the healthwatch this morning eating peanuts early in life could have big health benefits. >> a study in jama find giving a baby's eggs and peanuts at an early age may letter chance of developing food allergies. the risk of allergies is linked to when allergic foods are introduced. if you are hoping to lose weight don't rely on your fitness tracker. university of pittsburgh study shows patient whose used wearable tea vice that he is machine for physical exercise and diet, lost, less weight then those on standard weight loss programs. >> do you have a fitness tracker. >> i have a fit bit. >> i don't think you do anything when you wear it. >> i took it off after the show. >> track high steps. >> up next why so many iphone seven are making a hissing sound. >> we have an update on our breaking news protest down south. >> jan. protests erupt in charlotte north carolina overnight after a man is shot and killed by police there, i'm jan carabao reporting live, coming up latest on the investigation and what this man's sister says he was doing when he was shot. good morning everyone, looking forward to the weekend we have you cover right now, segment weekend watch breaking down that weather. we are talking about changes. it will be try both days, partly sunny skies on saturday, still somewhat warm, 60's in the poconos, upper 70's around philadelphia but sunday we will bring typical fall like conditions, highs struggle tell get to the lower 60's in the mountains, 70's at the shore and sunday night we're dropping down in the 40's in the suburbs. we will have more on the seven day coming up in creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this should be the name. or something more like "golden gold." or maybe, "mmmmmm mmhmm." but, with 20% of your daily fiber, its actually fiber one. so delicious, it should have another name. it is last day of summer and we are ending the season a high note. >> warming up, lots of sunshine but justin say we will get a taste of fall as seasons change. i'm jim donovan. i'm brooke thomas. 6:31. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> breaking news in north carolina protest turning violent overnight after a fatal police involved shooting. >> you could sianni hear frustration there, crowds at time chant nothing justice, no peace. a 16 year-old student is facing charges in the the fight at a philadelphia high school. police say this fight between lincoln high school student and a teacher, stemmed from an argument in the classroom. how you got the this is how you'll lose them. >> brad pitt and angelina jolie calling it quits after being together for 12 years. trump's son said if i had a bottle of skittles and told you three would kill you would you take a handful, that is our syrian refugee problem. listen up, air head. complex problem to candy is nut outrageous. anyone with the a ounce of smarties is snickering at you because you are alienate ago lieutenant of peeps. >> stephen colbert putting his take on things. justin outside on the skies deck putting his take on the weather. >> that is right, pretty comfortable right now. i like it warm. final days of summer, little will deresting because we are putting an even to the summer season. we have a couple days where it will feel warm. we have typical fall-like conditions for second half of the weekend, 20 minutes from sunrise and we will get sunshine. further south we are more clouds you'll be dealing with but there is temperatures, north of the city, receipt i thighs, upper 50's mount pocono. sixty-one in allentown. areas south and east. we have humidity levels on the higher side especially parts of the southern new jersey and delaware but dry air is working its way in from the north. it is feeling good up until northwestern suburbs as we look at dew point allentown down to 59. that dry air will get to philadelphia and points south and east, very slowly to the the day to take. still left over clouds delaware and south jersey there is that storm system lingering off carolina coastline. the rain will stay off shore today, so no need for umbrellas. not a bad forecast, kids at bus stop temperatures holding around 70 degrees with clouds and sun by lunchtime, warm afternoon 82 degrees. good day for recess. on the ride home we are talking mid 80's for highs. then temperatures take a hit we will talk about that in a few more minutes. meisha, what is the latest. >> looking outside, right thousand you guys good morning, happy wednesday. we're looking okay. we have incidents. we will get to that in a home. but first schuylkill westbound at city avenue. it is certainly slowing down now. we can expect that now at 6:30 in the morning but i'll tell you all morning long it has looked good out there, you guys. yes we are slowing down but we can expect that. we have to cut ourselves a break because it is pushing toward that rush hour and this is what we're working with. give yourself a couple extra minutes, heading out in that direction, i-95 south at girard same story, we are slowing down now, but given it is 60:00 in the morning it the is looking good this morning. so 95 south at girard that is your picture, accident here at blue route southbound, it is pulled off to that right shoulder but it doesn't look like it is affecting traffic at all. you might have a gaper delay in the far right lane and see vehicles slowing down as they go by there but overall we are looking okay. deadly accident here schuylkill westbound before south street one lane block here, this will slow you down, just headache note, out there we had a car fire on the pennsylvania turnpike that has been since cleared, jim, over to you. following breaking news large, turbulent protest rocked charlotte north carolina. >> this is after a police officer shot and killed a man. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live from the sat center with the very latest, jan. >> reporter: frustration has certainly bowled over in charlotte north carolina this morning demonstrators shut down part of the interstate 58 in the area and then some people started looting trucks and setting items on fire. this came after late last night when large group gathered at apartment complex when this four three-year old hand was shot and killed by police. take a look at his picture news in the news room this morning, four three-year old keith lemont scott, shot and killed by police tuesday afternoon investigators say he had a gun but scott's family says he was unarmed. soon after, hundreds in charlotte flooded streets to protest, law enforcement in riot gear stood by as demonstrators held signs. some people were spotted destroying marked police cars and one point police fired tear gas to break up crowds. officials say 12 officers were hurt including one hit in the face with the rock. now all this comes after scott was shot and killed by police at 4:00 o'clock tuesday afternoon. charlotte police went to an apartment complex looking for a suspect with an outstanding warrant. they saw scott sitting inside of a car, however he was not person they were looking for. police say he got out with the gun and then got back in. when police approached he exited the car again with the gun, feeling what they call is an imminent threat, police say one officer opened fire. he is identified as brently vincent a black cop who has been with the department for two years. he is on administrative leave which is standard procedure. investigators say they have recovered a gun at the scene but scott's family maintains he was unarmed, and he was just sitting in his carrieding a book. >> people are calling my phone, saying that your brother, had a gun. he had no gun. >> he was waiting on his son to get on the bus. >> this man is difficulties abled. >> they said hands up. he got a gun. that is it. he had no gun. >> police are conducting a full investigation, in the meantime this morning that cities marries asking for calm, and tweeting that charlotte deserves answers. we are reporting live from the sat center, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and brooke back inside to you. in other news philadelphia police sergeant who survived an ambush shooting on friday is now home from the hospital. dozens, of people supported sergeant sylvia young's officers, soluted her as she left penn presbyterian medical center yesterday afternoon among them was commissioner richard ross who called the sergeant's recovery from friday night's shooting rampage in west philadelphia, remarkable. >> she survived, in large part due to her training and her will, no doubt but she's a heck of a police officer and supervisor for those who know her and love her as you can see. the we're just thankful that she's still here. >> police say suspect nicholas glenn was also wounded, a university of penn police officer, he killed a woman and wounded three other civilians before police the shot and killed glenn. a 16 year-old student is facing charges in the fight captured on video at a philadelphia high school. police say this fight between lincoln high tech student and teacher stem there an argument in the classroom, authorities say the 16 year-old threw the first punch but video shows both the student and teacher taking part. the teen has been charged with aggravated assault, the teacher has not yet been charged. superintendent doctor william hite told cbs-3 that the incident is under investigation. in fishtown it ways neighbor against neighbor as people argued about the fate of the shuttered church. >> unaudible. >> nearly 300 people filled the basement of the holy name church to discuss feature of saint laurentius church. developers want to preserve the fisod and convert to it 23, one bedroom apartments. now some people argued that the plan would put strain on parking and sewer system but supporters say the apartments are the only viable option to save the 135 year-old church. >> i just don't see how it could be better to have apartments here. we need somewhere to worship and keep the communities together. >> we're hoping that people here realize we are trying to save the church, the people that sacrificed the building for prosperity. >> my goal, it is to save the church, building, preserve it for the community. >> the community voted 165 to 107 against rezoning property for apartments. the cities zoning board will have a final ruling. coming up on "eyewitness news" a man who says becoming homeless helped him find his calling. >> he is now out and helping us and we could not have asked for a better volunteer. >> we will tell you why cooking became his passion and wait until you find out hoe met while staying in the shelter, in today's story of brotherly love. plus. i'm pat gallen, a local gym is teaming up with a fishtown resident to bring more 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feeling it would happen eventually. >> jolie filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences. they just celebrated their second wedding anniversary last month but have been together since 2004. jolie is asking for physical custody and wants the court to grant pit visitation. even pit's best friend george clooney was blind sided by the split. >> i didn't know that. >> i feel very sorry. that is a sad story, unfortunate for a family, unfortunate story of a family. i feel very or toy hear that. first i have heard of it. >> hollywood is speculate ago this pit's new love on screen, may be the reason for his off screen split. paramount posted a spot for ali his world war two romance with marion cotillard. >> check out cover of the new york post maybe they think jennifer aniston is having the last laugh, right now #team jen is trending on twitter. >> new york post is spicy. we have it here. you know, bring saw the news about the split, which is sad, these are parents of six kids, you know, little weird we're making jokes with this but i started to see jennifer aniston down my time line, sipping tea, laughing, i said what is this about. then boom, i figured it out. >> we have to do better, justin. >> no comment. >> we will move on. >> i have a lot of things to worry about like the forecast, you know, i have to do my job here. all right. we are bringing some fall-like conditions in here second half of the weekend. so fall is delayed. if you like warm weather you'll like next few days still running above average in the 80's. the it is pretty comfortable north and west of the city at this hour, west of the berks county where we have 65 degrees, here in berks county there, partly cloudy skies, to southern new jersey a little bit more humid, especially south jersey and near the coastline. peter plantmeant has 67 degrees, more cloud. we are hanging on to 70's, andy has 71 degrees at this hour. cool sunrise pictures coming in, right now, we will go backup to berks county. look at that, we will see that, the sun coming up over the horizon, nice shot there from helen davis. entering fall tomorrow officially ape fall highlight count down. twenty-nine days until the average high reaches 65. temperatures will start to drop, for our average, 46 days until date light savings time end, and then it starts early before 5:00 o'clock. forty-eight until election day. sixty-four case until thanksgiving. all right. lets talk about what is happening right now. stubborn storm system stays to the south. but no cloud, over southern new jersey and delaware today. speaking of the shore forecast, not the best beach day but at least it is dry 78 degrees, clouds, more sunshine for thursday and friday. nice beach day heading in the upcoming weekend. high pressure park over mid-atlantic and north east for several days. we will be locked into that dry weather pattern once again we can use more rain. no big rain chances in our forecast but there is a big cool down second half of the weekend. cold front brings our high well below average on sunday. so we will check it out we will go from the 80's today to high temperatures only reaching 70-degree mark on sunday afternoon. heading in to sunday night we are talking about low temperature in the 40's in spots. we are jumping seasons right there wait for the weekend fall fans. what is the latest. >> we are looking business i busy. look the at city westbound, eastbound side is looking busy but it is looking fair liz typical. westbound side of the schuylkill at city avenue right now is very slow moving. give yourself some extra time, you are going to need extra time. ninety-five, this is i-95 south past cottman what you are looking at there, things are fairly typical new that we are pushing toward 7:00 o'clock hour. wednesday tend to be a busy travel day. we are looking busy there as well. accident in pottstown route 100 off ramp to route 724, one lane is partially block, look at center around that you can see just slightly slowing down but overall we are looking okay there, jim, over to you. well in, today's story of brotherly love a maple shade man spending his retirement in the kitchen. >> he volunteers to teach cooking but as ukee washington shows us he is really paying back the people that helped him. >> reporter: this volunteer says he might never have found his calling if he had become homeless. we caught up with him at burlington high school. >> do you need any help just find me. >> reporter: paul carton is culinary coach of this free cooking class, the menu, pizza, healthy, homemade. >> i really am trying to be healthier. >> reporter: class is all adults, except maybe for paul. >> he is the manchild. >> reporter: paul is a joker but he has been through a lot in 2012 he lost his wife to cancer. month later he lost his welding job. not long after that he broke his hip. >> so, i actually became home less for a short period of time. >> reporter: paul ended up in a camden shelter that offered free cooking classes taught by food bank of south jersey. >> i have always enjoyed cooking. my mother taught us all how to cook. >> reporter: cooking gave him purpose and he met a volunteer who became his wife. once paul as back on his feet he offered his teaching skills to the food bank's healthy living coordinator tricia yo. >> he is married to one of our other volunteers and he is now out, helping us and we could not ask for a better volunteer. >> reporter: paul teaches preschool to senior citizens. >> it was wonderful, the best class i have ever taken. >> reporter: fellow volunteer and teacher linda says that paul has something special. >> the kids love him, you know, i brings a lot of joy to the classroom. >> if it wasn't for the fact of me breaking my hippy wouldn't getting involve in the food bank. i only work for smiles. >> reporter: which makes him a very rich man. >> cheers to paul. >> and to all of you. >> tell us your story of brotherly love. cbs philly.com/brotherly. i'll see you tonight. i'm ukee washington for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". time is 6:50. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning, gayle. >> hello brooke and jim, good to hear ukeelee's voice right there, how do we feel about working for smiles, how do you feel about that. >> volunteering in your part-time, for smiles i'm down with. >> that is a good thing. >> i smile naturally so i don't need any incentives. >> yes. >> jim smiles for money. >> nope, nope. lets get started, let me tell what you we have at 7:00. i just like the story, that is all. we will take you to charlotte where violent overnight protests after police shot and killed a black man but we are learning more about the suspects new york, new jersey bomber and how he planted the bombs on saturday night. we will test some new technology designed to keep airline from ever losing a checked bag again, we hate and we hate when that happens. anthony mason's a nation interview with bruce springsteen, there is more, what bruce springsteen says he has in common with prince and james brown, wow, the news is back in a moment we will see you in a ten minutes, clock is ticking, back to you in the studio. >> thanks, gayle. i watched interview on sunday. i'm looking forward to more. >> it will be a good show, looking forward to it. sometimes we can all use a helping hand. >> "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is here to tell us about a man with the plan to help people get through substance abuse issues in our area. >> that is correct. >> cool story, local man who dealt with substance abuse issues himself has teamed up with an area fitness sent tear push some wait the wait around and push people to a healthier lifestyle. since 1989, americans celebrate and work to increase the awareness of drug and chill recovery during the month of september. fishtown resident andrew is using national recovery month as a springboard to open up more eyes. through his get fit for recovery initiative he hopes to inspire. >> get fit for recovery is an event that create is awareness for the disease of addiction. september is national recovery month. i wanted to plan a event to create awareness for the disease of addiction. >> reporter: last week get fit for recovery took over the steps of the art museum as nearly 200 people turned out to went the word and raise money for recovery advocates of america. mister knows all too well about the lows of addiction. >> myself i'm in recovery and i use health and fitness as a way to overcome that obstacle. >> reporter: mister who has been sober since january 25th, 2013, needed help in recruiting local rest tents for the cause. he turned to tom, marketing director of city fitness. >> when i read his e hail and learn about what he was trying to do i immediately responded to it because frankly i'm also in recovery and fitness played a huge role in my recovery. >> reporter: every day 129 people died from a drug overdose. as part of his quest to get conversation started honorary coverry he began planning challenge on facebook and has the gotten over 30,000 views. tom, andrew and i decided to planning for 1:29, hopefully to help open eyes too. >> if you or someone you know can benefit from a program like this, go to bit dot ly/recover ph or recovery advocates.org. 200 people came out to support their cause last week. hopefully this is start of something big for andrew and good folks at city fitness. cool story. >> very cool story. >> thanks, pat. >> we will be right back with three to he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. sage. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump. welcome back here's three to go. >> protests started in charlotte overnight after a police officer shot and killed, keith lemont scott a black man. police say he had a gun, his daughter says he was just reading a book. >> forty-four people will be u.s. citizens aboard battleship new jersey today. ceremony is at 10:00 a.m. >> eighteenth street at noon you will see preview of the hero thrill show. police motorcycle drill team is doing a dare devil maneuvers. >> that is three to go. >> lets get a last check of weather and traffic. >> good morning. moving in the fall season tomorrow officially at 10:41. summer holding on strong, mid 80's for high temperatures. we are this is dry pattern. we can use rain but in big storm systems. look at sunday high of 07 degrees. the that is fall-like conditions. lows at tonight in the 40's in spots. meisha. >> justin, thank you. >> look at this backup from the schuylkill, and, because of an accident, schuylkill westbound before south street that right lane blocked in this area, certainly give yourself 30 to 40 minutes extra time. >> thanks, meisha. >> iphone seven users have been disappointed over loss of the head phone jack. >> now some are complaining about a weird noise the phone makes. >> hissing. >> do you hear that, hissing. users say phone makes that noise when they are restoring their icloud date a so far in word from a apple why the phonies making the noise. next up this morning charlie rose talks american politics with bono. >> join us each weekday morning on cbs-3 at 4:30. morning on cbs-3 at 4:30. have a great captioning funded b good morning. it is wednesday, september 21st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." violent protests overnight in north carolina after police shoot and kill a black man. demonstrators injure officers. block a major freeway and property. >> new details about the bombings in new york and new jersey unfolded. we are getting new information about the attacker's family including a wife overseas. >> we test the new technologies sdiped designed to make sure airlines never lose your bags again. we begin this morning 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