>> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: scene played out as anger over deadly police shooting of keith scott, spilled on to the streets for a second night. some demonstrators were arrested peacefully but damage to businesses and stores in charlotte's vies brandt uptown area mounted. windows were smashed, even at the sports arena. >> justice justifies everything. if you give the black man justice in the cord answer to the laws have the land there would be no need for this. >> reporter: one point a man was shot in the head by another civilian, drawing raw emotion from this protester. >> we came out the here for peace. this is not how we suck set. i was sitting right next to him there was in life in his eyes. >> reporter: fueling unrest different narrative of what led up to keith the scott's death, on tuesday. >> i want people to know that we are going to make sure that our investigation is thorough and it is transparent. >> reporter: police say 49 three-year old ignored repeated demands to drop a gun when confronting him at this apartment complex. but family members insist that he was holding up a book, in the a weapon. now aside from that man shot in the head last night, we do know that two other civilians were sent to the hospital, with injuries, also, police are confirming this morning that four officers were treated, for minor injuries, and perhaps yet another sign of how sad things have gotten here in charlotte jim and brooke. local cbs affiliate reports that a number of businesses here in the downtown have told their employees to stay home to daze because of the unrest. >> thanks for that update, don, stay safe down there. family of the unarmed black man killed by police officer in tulsa, oklahoma is calling for justice. the attorney for tulsa officer betty shelby says she thought terence croucher was reaching inside his car for a weapon when she opened fire and shot him last friday. croucher's family says that his car window was rolled up at the time showing he could not have been reaching into the car. in other news, turning to weather to day marks the first day of fall. >> kate i is in the weather center with a look at what we can expect, hi there katie. >> yes to day is going to be a more summer-like day then a fall like day but is there a transition that takes effect here and by the time we hit the weekend we will see temperatures start to drop off toward more fall-like values and even below average, conditions throughout the course of the weekend. but let's back it up and start off with the here and now and here and now is going to be another really nice day, we will see a hint of moisture across sussex county, excuse me, in delaware, off to our south and that is just, for the most part, all not verifying at ground level. we are seeing cloud overhead in some spots, and in some spots we have a little bit of fog. this is one of those examples outside pleasant valley middle and high school in broad headsville, we don't have a lot of light of day popping up over the horizon just yet the but off in the distance we will see a parking lot, part of the school here, at middle and high school, but, you cannot really make that out. there is enough moisture to work with in that part of the delaware will valley where we're finding potentially patchy fog. very, very patchy in nature. mostly just clear and dry right now. sixty-four is the current temperature at the airport. sixty in trenton. sixty nil will. sixty-one ac airport. we are milder, cooler depending on your location at the eat mediate shore but you can see the direction office wind flow that is out of the northeast. it is a comfortable day, just very warm for the standards any waste. 86 degrees in the sunshine. few additional cloud closer toward the shore since we have moisture nearby to the the south but it is still looking like a nice day here, around the area use no denying that. >> all right, thank you. looking outside, well, thinks a busy area, but this is a backup shot the from where a disable vehicle is, up ahead, schuylkill westbound near grays ferry. that is where we have it block ago this right lane and you can see it is causing slow downs, for you, but give yourself some extra time there. vine street expressway we have a disabled vehicle right there, and you can see, yeah, because of that it is cause something slow downs as we try to get to the schuykill on the westbound side of the vine. make note, it is there and will continue to slow you down more and more. more vehicle also that get out there eastbound side is looking owing kay. blue route, taking a lot this a string of headlights in the southbound direction, at media swarthmore. overall we are looking really nice this morning as well. we have an accident in new jersey 42 southbound near route 168, just a heads up on that not causing slow downs. looking at sensor map you can see all green, still traveling around 55 miles an hour. i wanted to make note of it. brooke, over to you. we are following some breaking news right now from yeadon, delaware county. "eyewitness news" was right on the 600 block of bain road where police say one man was killed just before 3:00 this morning. there have been no arrests in the case so far but police say they are following a trail near 61st and baltimore that could be connected to this case. we will keep you up to dayton tv and on line at cbs philly.com as we learn more about the investigation. also new this morning, a clerk is roughed up during a robbery at a main line convenient store. officers say that it happened shortly before 1:00 this morning at this 7-eleven at city and haverford avenues. lower merion police say the clerk suffered a head injury and was taken to the hospital. the 7-eleven is closed this morning while police investigate, so far, no word on the man's condition or a suspect. well, two vineland police officers are recovering this morning after they were attacked responding to a call. >> investigators say one of the officers was stabbed, and several times. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live in vineland to tell us what happened, jan? >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. now one of the vineland police office hours was injured yesterday only suffered mine offer injuries, because they were saying some were more severe injuries stabbed a number of times in this altercation. now that officer is expected to recover, meantime this morning, a suspect is under arrest and currently being held on $500,000 bond. lets take a look at the video where this all happened yesterday afternoon. chopper three over the scene on the 700 block of south valley avenue in vineland around 2:30 p.m. police were asked to assist new jersey department of human services workers on a welfare check. when this arrived they found family members and 26 year-old jonathan torres. soon after investigators say there was a struggle between torres and cops and two officers were injured including one who was stabbed in the face and the head. torres was subdued and taken in custody and then to the hospital for treatment. all of the while stun neighbors watched as police responded to this usually quiet neighborhood. >> the fact that he to that it shocked me. i am pretty sure everybody around here is baffled because that is annex stream length to go to and i mean everybody, everyone around here of been turning their heads they have been seeing police cars and we're all wondering what is really going on and new we know. >> reporter: at this time police have not released the name of the officers injured and taken here for treatment, that officer is expect to be okay. he is facing charges including attempted murder and aggravated assault. we are reporting live from vineland, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jim and brooke, back to you. fbi released a photo of two men who might have evidence of the bombings in new york. authorities say saturday the men, found a suitcase, containing an unexploded, pressure cooker just a few blocks from where the other bomb detonated in chelsea. they say the men removed the pressure cooker and walked away with the the luggage. the authorities want the luggage back, for evidence. they say that the men are now not suspects. in campaign 2016 donald trump will be in our area, again today. >> republican nominee will rally supporters at sun center studios in aston, delaware county. yesterday, trump met the with black pastors in cleveland, ohio. trump acknowledges many of been offended by his depicts of life in minority communities. meanwhile hillary clinton is off the campaign trail she's getting ready for monday's presidential debate with donald trump. she told supporters in orlando she plans to provide more job opportunities for people with disabilities. she also said that she pledged to increase their wages. don't forget first presidential debate is monday at hofstra university it is at 9:00 o'clock and you can watch it right here on cbs-3. coming up next, justin finch looks at why pennsylvania could be the key to winning the white house. also ahead a woman calls 911 to say she saw this man tracking a young girl by her hair, through wal-mart. she said she let him go at first. we will tell but final straw that sparked an investigation. popular hoagie shop in center city abruptly closes because they need more employees but they won't hire anyone what people applying for a job need to know coming up. and, this morning, what are your pet peeves when you fly. we will take a look at the top complaints from travelers coming up. welcome pack everyone. a popular hoagie shop in center city temporarily shuts its doors claiming it needs quote better employees. >> fink's hoagies abruptly shut down on jeweler's row a week and a half ago. sign on the door says new hires must be exceptionally clean, fast, and always on time. and it also say they need the ability to read and understand menu and be drug free. the closure was a surprise to their landlord, joseph. >> not only was i surprised but everybody who comes around looking for a sandwich has been surprised too. it is a turnout that is pretty enormous, for this type offset up. it is lit. >> we reached out to the owner dennis fink's but so far he has not commented but on social media fink's management wrote that the closure of the stories until they can get the right team in lays. our weather team will give us a great forecast. >> yes, we are. >> yes, we like to deliver, you know, we like to bring guy news, roll out of bed with a smile on your face, and i feel like this is really right up there. we have some of the better forecast is we have had. there is something for everyone. you won't have to reschedule any outdoor plans around this forecast either. we have moisture that is building and sitting and spinning over virginia, north caroline, remnant moisture from julia if you can believe it. it will not mess with us. we have seen a couple cloud building in it is far enough removed that high pressure is in place. we are beginning at this point and you have to go far north to see it, to see modest change in the fall foliage. and fall underway, and we see changes on the thermometer coming our way and eventually that pigment, will start to change with time. high pressure for now, we have a cold front that is crossing through friday night but it doesn't have a lot of moisture. maybe far northern counties to see a shower try night but into saturday, we are just backing into some sunshine, couple left over clouds, that is it and does turn will cooler. back toward much more typical values, upper 70's and breeze toy make it feel more like fall. you want fall like? check out sunday. seven is best we can hepp for that will feel like fall and perfect if you want to get that pumpkin spices, coffee and do tailgating and wear your boots that sound like a plan for sunday with the eagles back in town. meanwhile we have thursday night football on cbs-3, texans taking on the patriot, clear and mild for new england standards, even, 68 is the kick off temperature tonight but everybody, including new england sees the drop in the thermometer as the day progress and again we're below average, sunday and monday, meisha over to you. >> all right, thank you. good morning, happy thursday, looking outside this is where we have a disable vehicle and this back upshot. schuylkill westbound near grace fur a approaching where the disable vehicle was, that is since been cleared. this is what we are looking at. remnant is starting to get swept up, it looks pretty good, but i would still recommend giving yourself couple extra minutes. beautiful shot here. you can see sun just trying to push up here, this is vine where we had disable vehicle westbound approaching schuylkill and that has been since cleared. anywhere on the vine right now because that disabled is gone we are looking good. accident millville new jersey route 55 southbound at choose landing road all lanes are block here, take a look, all lanes blocked there, also another accident in new jersey, 42 southbound, near route 168, also make note of that and then big construction project 95 south off ramp to aramingo avenue closed, lot more coming up but first we will take a quick break and stay where we are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. on wednesday law makers from both sides of the aisle blasted a ceo over soaring price of the epi-pen. mylan ceo heather brash was grilled yesterday. the life saving treatment is a treatment for severe allergic reactions where they raised price for $600 for a two pack. ceo says they will sell a generic version at half of the cost but that didn't impress some lawmakers. >> sir, we believe it was a fair price and we have just now lowered that price by half. >> why did you lower it by half if you thought it was fair, if you thought it was fair, leave ate the that. >> we wanted to make sure we address patients on you the there facing out of pocket costs. >> now lawmakers said that the company has been taking advantage of parents with children with severe potentially fatal allergies. a woman says she witnessed child abuse in wal-mart and also says what police told her they could not do anything she took her case to social media. woman says this happened at a store outside houston. she says she saw the man dragging the girl by her hair and girl was asking him to stop, saying he was hurting her. woman says when she asked him to stop he refused, so she took pictures and called police. >> he is a sick, sick, sick animal, is what he is. it is not okay for anyone to grab your by the hair of your head. it is not okay for anybody to drag you by the hair on your head. >> police say they could not do anything since there were in signs of physical abuse but after the pictures went viral on line they are now looking into it. travelers have a lot of issues when they hit road but now we know which pet peeves top their list. >> drum roll number comes from adept travelers and they are determined, the worst is when someone kicks your seat. next is when someone reclines their seat back too far. then loud passengers and crying babies. the fifth on the list is when someone takes up more than their share of the overhead bin. you have a traveling pet peeve. >> i do not i ignore everyone on the plane and read my book. >> okay. >> i get there in one piece that is all i'm asking for. >> what if people talk to you. >> i have headsets in. >> do you ignore them. >> i will just smile. >> yep. >> see you on the other side where ever we're going. up next local 12 year-old hoist a real business air in the kitchen she can probably cook better than all of us combine. fear and disbelief in pennsylvania after two kid found an 8-foot cobra, and in their front yard, time to move the snake, jim. we will show you hoe they got rid of it when we come back. pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. now time for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> enthusiasms journal indian river school district para professional has been arrested for having sex with the 17 year old student she was dating. 22-year old nicole, of millions bureau is charged were four counts of sexual abuse of the child by a person, in a position of trust, authorities, or supervision. in the burlington county times, relief is on the the way for burlington county, seven months after it was rocked by a snow storm that dropped nearly 2 feet of snow. county has learned it will get least em bursted $375,000 to help with the costs by the federal emergency management agency. on the cover of the delaware county daily times 12 year-old, isaac of chester takes top chef crown on foot network's chopped junior and she takes home a $10,000 prize and, listen to this, she made a brown butter cornish hen with sauteed asparagus and brussels sprouts with blueberry catch up, that was even tray, grilled minute state with dragon tongue beans as an appetizer and d-con struck cherry tart with banana marange for dessert. >> that sound so good. that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. i would like to think i'm a good cook but is what dragon tongue. >> a inn blue blueberry ketchup. >> what happened to macaroni and cheese. that kid has one heck of a extensive pallet. very good for her. congratulations. dozens of the best police dogs will arrive in gloucester township, new jersey for a very unique competition. >> they will be competing for top honors in the u.s. police k-9 association's national patrol dog trials on september . the dogs will be judged on obedience, agility, suspect search and criminal apprehension. winning dog will take home a trophy and, of course, bragging rights. well, coming up pennsylvania plays a critical role in the upcoming election why the the keystone state could be the key, to the white house. plus a second night of protestness to charlotte we will have the latest on the the state of emergency declared, katie. brooke, weekend is right around the corner, fall is just a matter of hours a waste and it will absolutely start to feel, more like the season of fall as the weekend progresses, take a lot at poconos. we are expecting temperatures at best in the 60's throughout the course of the weekend. in the city of philadelphia we will go from seasonal to just about 70 if we're lucky on sunday, perfect, crisp fall-like weather and down the shore we are expect to go see more sunshine out there as well. really nice weekend on tap here but again, it will start to feel a heck of a lot like fall in the days ahead. stay there we will be right does pat toomey speak for you? i also want to thank the nra for it's, uh, strong support for my campaign. pat toomey: he opposes an assault weapons ban and got an "a" rating from the nra. "i have had a perfect record with the nra." and on women's health? "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey: does he really speak for you? senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. when pat toomey went to wasworking for wall street... toomey's plan would risk social security on the stock market, lining bankers' pockets with fees from our benefits that... could total billions, even if the market crashes, and seniors lose everything. katie mcginty is working for us. a mother of three, and ninth of ten kids, mcginty knows what matters. she'll fight for equal pay, affordable college, and... she'll always protect social security. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. aftermath of the firebombing in a car in north philadelphia this happened on the 2300 block of cleveland street near dauphin. we know at least one person is inside that vehicle, was hurt. we are working to find out more, on the suspect here again, officials say a firebombing has sent at least one person to the hospital. good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm practical thomas. 6:30. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. breaking right now from yeadon delaware county where police say they are investigating a homicide. philadelphia police are involved in the investigation. >> second night of unrest in charlotte north carolina has led to the governor declaring a state of emergency. >> aftermath of that second night of violence is clear, lets take a look behind me you can see that this store here was just ransacked. >> scary day on the job for two vineland police officers. >> one was stabbed several times, suspect is under arrest and currently held on $500,000 bond. donald trump returns to the the keystone state. >> today he is back in action as he and his opponent hope to swing our state their way. good morning, it is first day of fall we are here at linvilla objectingard getting ready for fall. we have pumpkins. we have got apples. we will tell you everything there is to know about this beautiful fruit. we are having bushels of fun. we, katie if he doesn't bring us back some stuff. >> he always does. >> he does, he does but we're just making a slight suggestion right now. >> we're just making sure. >> slight in you better bring us back some apple cider doughnuts, patrick. they are the best thing. >> fantastic. >> this is like a stapel, you have to try one. so, hopefully pat will hook us up because he is claiming they seem to be out of them right the now. we know you are hording them, pat, okay. we will switch gears and talk about this weather. it will start to feel like fall as we usher in the season. to take however it is more like july, in the sunshine, we are going to warm up in the 80's. we will see moisture over sussex county in the last couple hours is there remnant moisture from julia nearby but it will not have impact on us other then bringing in the handful of cloud. but currently we are seeing temperatures from the mid 60's to the mid 40's, and so it depend where you are what you are walking out the door to here. we may need an extra layer. far suburbs, more remote communities it is potentially going to feel cool to you here but not the terribly breezy. you know what you see is what you get throughout the course of the day and it will be well above average. eighty-six is where we expect to peak at three or 4:00 o'clock and in full sunshine it feels more like height of the summertime. it is a solid ten above seasonal average. coming up we will see that crisp taste of fall return to the forecast. i'll tell you when we will cool down and also, how cool it will get a bit later in the show, meisha. >> katie, thank you. looking outside we have an accident, we have a couple out there right thousand. an accident here schuylkill westbound past gladwynn that right lane compromised and very slow moving around that area. for those heading out there just headache note that right lane is blocked and it is causing some slow downs. then we have another accident here on the pennsylvania turnpike near valley hill road, this is involving a tractor trailer and tractor with debris all over the roadway, this is involving injuries, the right lane is block, this is absolutely going to slow you town because of the gaper delay flashing lights and that debris in the road will again slow you down. accident here millville new jersey route 55 southbound at shore landing road, all lanes block here. you have to use an alternate around this area route 47 is your best bet, and then also another accident, route 42 southbound near route 168, still out there, so a lot going on this morning, plus, this big construction project that we have been talking about. i-95 south off ramp to aramingo avenue, just in case you you missed it is closed through the next nine months through 2017 of june. alternate bridge street allegheny avenue exit. brooke and jim, back over to you. we are following breaking news out of charlotte north carolina which is under a state of emergency this morning. police in riot gear were on the street as hatchers demanded answers after police officers shot and killed keith lemont scott. police say that he was armed. his family says that he was holding a book. one person was critically wounded they say in the overnight row tests. well, campaign trail takes another swing through our area, donald trump set to return today, "eyewitness news" reporter justin drabick tells us how -- justin finch, excuse me, tells us how pennsylvania is shaping up to be a key battle ground state in this years' electric. >> are you going to vet for donald trump. >> probably only choice. >> reporter: trump supporters are working to sway more voters like her hoping to win pennsylvania like republicans last did in 1988. >> if donald trump wins pennsylvania he wins the presidency. >> here's why, pennsylvania is more democratic then both florida and ohio. >> thank you, wow. >> reporter: polls show trump is strong in rural pennsylvania but needs philadelphia and its suburbs, home to roughly a third of the states voters and key to swinging the states 20 electoral votes. >> you cannot lose the philadelphia suburbs, not only are we talking about a large number of votes but we're talking about the largest pool of swing voters. >> reporter: he and running mate mike pence have been here nine times already. >> so lets get out, let's make our case. >> reporter: hillary clinton and tim kaine have been here 11 times not including july's democratic national convention. >> coming to help out with our shift. >> reporter: july and august voter registration is reportedly out pacing 2008, a banner year. so far, this year democrats have registered 418,000 new voters, to republicans 321,000. >> i'm in the white house young people will recalls have a seat at any table where any decision is being made. >> reporter: clinton is counting on younger voters many burned out from bernie sanders primary loss. on penn's campus former sanners delegate jordan tanenbaum says fear of the trump presidency is a bigger motivation than love for clinton. >> it is not an election it the is okay to sit out. you cannot protest votes aren't going to do much this election, it is too risky. >> our job to talk to them about why they feel that way and hopefully change that into positive energy. >> reporter: voter registration end in pennsylvania in october, meantime trump and clinton are taking their case to the air waves with clinton reportedly out spending trump by close to ten million-dollar. i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". don't forget cbs-3 is place to be for first presidential debate, you can watch the candidates square off at the first time from hofstra university that is monday night at 9:00 right here on cbs-3. bernie sanders scored a lot of popularity among young people during the primary. >> now he is writing a book for them. sanders ace adopting his next book our revolution for teenagers. it will encourage them to get involved in public service, and it the is suspect to be a veilable in april and it will sell for $17. well in, business news a look today at whether investors can do better in the stock market in index themselves. >> cws news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us live from new york, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> jill, we hear some fund managers beat their index but i know you say we should be suspicious? >> reporter: well, let me just say that 50 years ago if you were a diligent analyst who crunched numbers and you investigated companies, you could basically pretty easily out perform the stock market but today the investment industry has evolved, information has become ubiquitous, it is now nearly impossible to be beating the mark. most recent evidence we got from s and p global shows over a ten year investment horizon about 90 percent have of of actively managed fund failed to meet their bench marks. the reason is clear, their fees eat into their returns. the here's another problem, the funds that do best the index they change overtime so even if your fund to really great last year and beat the index it is unlikely they will to so next year. >> so what is the answer jill for the average investor? i think i'm knowing but i'm not sure so i want to make sure i'm right. >> how bit is not just average investor it is every investor. if you want to be above average let me tell you index fund they are your best friend. >> that is right. >> the fund mirrors an index so investment company doesn't need a big staff to conduct research. fees are tiny. this helps you to save 1 percent or so every single year. so investors are catching on since 2012 index fund have seen a big influx of money but just to put this in perspective index account for a third of total mutual fund assets. to some reason majority of the people refuse the receive objective data which shows they are spinning their wheels using anything but index fund to achieve their long term goals. can you see i'm fired up about this, come on, this is muddy. you have to learn shore why you should join index fund revolution go to jill object money.com. >> i switched, everything because those fees. i'm following jill all the way to the bank. >> he is already above average. >> see. >> that is well above average. >> thanks, jill you take care. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning a new you sexting scandal involving former congressman anthony weweiner, this guy can't stop. a teenager. what he is saying about the allegations. plus imagine seeing this in your front yard. it is an 8-foot cobra. we will tell but kid who found it and let you know how they got rid of it, hi pat. >> good morning, guys. i have serious reporting here at linvilla orchards in media, pennsylvania start of the fall so why not come out here to linvilla, learn about apple pie an insider and these beautiful carmel apples. i'm a big hall and oathes fans. >> okay, well. i was waiting for theme green acres to be played with this one. 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. anthony weiner is facing new allegations of sexting from a 15 year old girl. she told a tabloid the daily mail that she staged sexually explicit messages and chats with weiner. now he did admit, being in communication on line with her but he also says he was victim of the hoax. andrew cuomo took questions from reporters about the former congressman. if the reports are true. and frankly, i have heard enough, about anthony weiner and that goes for all of the new yorkers. >> wean's wife huma aberdeen filed for divorce last month. puerto rico is struggling to restore power after a fire, at a power plant blacked out the entire island. cars and trucks were slowly making their way through intersection was dead traffic lights yesterday. the power went out after a fire at the agear power plant. it knocked down electricity to the island's 3.5 million people. power company officials tweeted this morning that getting the power restored to the island is going slowly due to the complexity of the least pairs. check this out, an awesome view of thunderstorms, look at this, kate i from space. international space agency took this photo on sunday, about 250 miles above the earth. lightening can be seen flashing bright liz inside the cloud. >> wow. >> that is one heck of the sight. >> that is a hazing. >> it almost looks like lava. >> it does. >> coming out of the volcano. >> wow, that is fantastic. >> good scientific stuff. >> yes, just amazing, you know, macing what mother narcan produce, isn't it. no thunderstorms in the forecast right now and even for the next couple of days, very limited chance that we will see any wet weather at all, here in the delaware valley, even despite a frontal passage. we will start off with a check in with the eyewitness weather watcher network where we're finding cool air, depending on location, more outlying suburbs like levittown, william is reporting 56. kyle at hatboro at 55. fifty's the on the scene even in philadelphia, chestnut hill area where phil is reporting from 59, carry in mount laurel 55. the list continues on. one quote unquote mild spot in the packings to andy, he is in dover, where it is a whooping, 61 for early morning day. so it is on the will cool side because we have got generally a nice clear sky out there. feeling more like fall, right now, it won't feel that way rest of the day and i want to show you a couple press i fall-like pictures to get to here and get you in the spirit, beautiful fall, pumpkins and mums this picture was sent from phil. we have another one. i really like this one. a pretty clear sunny start to the day and this is about ed connor sent this in, just horses out in the field this morning. the just press i stuff. as we switch our focus and take a look at storm scan at the wider zoom here you'll notice some moisture to work w believe it or not thinks remnant moisture from what had been julia and it is thankfully, just off to the south. we will not worry about any wet weather but we did bring in a couple of clouds across the peninsula for example but high pressure is on our side. even though we are staying dry, interestingly, the pollen is not too bad the next couple of days, which is great news if you have plans to mow the grass in the next few days, levels are at least or at mostly to medium. your primary issues will be grass, rag weed and chenopod for next couple days. looking forward in the forecast, we're talking a solid ten plus degrees above average for first dau of fall and into friday but then, cold front comes along, minimal moisture with it but it does knock us back to below average. eagles game day sunday, meisha get your boots, midnight the green jersey ready, it will feel so great to be tailgating. >> check, check, check, i got them all and ready and that 70-l you what, it is going to feel good. we have an accident out here schuylkill westbound past gladwynn that right lane is compromised pushing everyone in the the left lane and that is causing slow downs, still. give yourself some extra time there. also we have an accident here, tractor trailer and a truck are involved, debris is all over the roadway, this is involves injuries. pennsylvania turnpike eastbound, near valley hill road, again, it the is give yourself extra time, you will have gaper delay and as well with that debris in the roadway that will slow you down as well. millville route 55 southbound, we have another accident here where all lanes are block, you will to have use an alternate route 47 is your best bet around this, but when we look at that sensor map the sensor is showing thaw are still doing okay, in terms of how fast you are driving. then, we have this big construction project in case you guys missed this 95 southbound, aramingo avenue closed for next nine months. use alternate allegheny avenue or bridge street. 6:49. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning, charlie. >> good morning, brooke and jim we have the ratees on the state of emergency in charlotte after another night of violence. the plus nypd deputy commissioner of intelligence and counter terrorism john miller is here. the is what next in the up investigation of the new york and new jersey bombings. and john tollover is in studio ohio. all that and more, news is back in the morning. see new ten minutes. >> thanks, charlie. well this morning proof this morning that if you or a neighbor knows how to blank will a snake. >> um-hmm. >> i cannot believe this. springfield township delaware county residents saw the snake from the family front window. it is a water cobra nate turf south america. snake was there until school bus trove by and girl on board saw it and called her uncle who just happens to be a snake wrangler. >> he told us what to to, he got a trash can and had his stick. the got the snake in the trash can. it did kind of lung when he was trying to put tonight trash can so he did see the hood. he knew it was some form of a cobra. >> it lunged, did you hear that it lunged. no thank you. we are told an out of town neighbor owns the snake. its bites are not lethal and it is legal to own one in pennsylvania. how it got loose remains a mystery. >> just want to know what neighborhood people are snake wranglerness that part of the town, interesting cocktail party. >> interesting to know because i need to never end up there. it may not feel like it outside just yet but today officially marks first day of fall. >> and there are plenty of activities including apple picking, already in full swing at our local farms. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live at linvilla orchards in media this morning, pat. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i have a little bone to pick with katie fehlinger, our meteorologist who make weather. it is too chilly out here for me. i'm a little chilly. >> chilly. >> you are insane. >> poor me, right. poor me. it is going to be a great the day. great weekend. temperatures will be in the 70's. it will be beautiful, so why not come down to linvilla orchard. one thing in the 5:00 o'clock hour if you joined us here, we told but apples. i don't know if you ever had linvilla orchard apple butter but you have to get your hand on it. the this is addictive. this is norman, the head farmer here at lynnville a so, let's talk about what you guys do here. when you walk here the door at linvilla what will you see, smell and feel. >> thinks our peak fall season. we are in full swaining. we have a larger than life costume characters or decorations for the fall season. the macees are opened. we have the corn macees. we have apple sling shot. there is hey ride, pony rides, face painting. just a whole day of activity planned for everyone who come visit thus time of the year. >> you've got farmers market as well, which you have your beautiful apples. you have your apple pie. everything that has to do with apples. >> thinks our apple festival week end plenty of apple pickings. there will be characters to take pictures w it will be hosted by making music, to have music, singing with the children. there will be a pie eating contest. >> ahh, perfect. >> and apple cider doughnut from the ribbon thaw eat without your hand. and look on line to find out when to register and you can have fun and win cash prizes. >> they were talking back at the station about apple cider doughnuts. big weekend this weekend. beautiful weather. how you about future, what else will we see here. >> starting this friday night it will be a hey ride to the witch's house, and a ride as sunnies setting and in the evening as moon is rising, you can meet with the friendly witch, she will tell stories, give you you some information, come back here and we will have bond fires going, marshmallow, roasted marshmallows and apple cider to drink and have have a great night. >> right up my alley. >> oh, and we have friend, the apple sling where you can grab an apple, put it right in here and you can take out a lot of tension if you are having a bad week just rip this bad boy like so. look at that distance, guys. >> nice, nice distance. >> a lot of fun, you have to come down get apple butter, apple seeder doughnuts the whole 9-yard. norman will be here too. >> i have gone many times and anyone who has not gone in the fall need to go. i'm on my way. it is on my list. >> thanks, patrick. another fall flavor pumpkin spices to celebrate first day of fall back season is visit philly has teamed up to give away, small free cold brews. get one at any sachs bye's 14 area location is today. we will be right back. 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. pat mccorry declared a state of emergency and called in the the national guard, after a second night of protest in charlotte. >> donald trump is meeting with supporters at sun center studios in aston, delaware county. hillary clinton is off trail to get ready for her debate on monday. >> once again sachs bye's visit philly are teaming up to celebrate the start of the fall. they are giving away free small cups of pumpkin spices cold brew is today. that is three to go lets get a last check of weather and traffic. >> it looks like a nice warm very nice beginning of the fall but nice start. we have sun now rising over horizon, beautiful beginning to the morning. we are going to warm up easily though guys 86 degrees, solid ten above average as fall officially gets underway, meisha. >> looking good. >> looking outside we had an accident here, gladwynn that has been since cleared we are looking good there. we have an accident in millville, still out there on route 55 southbound at sugar landing road. all right, you guys, we are switching gears now, at 6:00 a.m. heading to bucks county on our dream drive segment. i'm taking a tour of the incredible mansion that was built more than a hundred years ago, get this, it was built without any blueprints, we will explain, and what inspired this house and historic collection inside, and then it is harvest time at a local vineyard. >> we will walk vineyard just like this so i have to put to you work. >> good, um-hmm. >> this wine maker will explain unusual flavors you can find in grapes and introduce, a k-9 partner in crime, favorite of the customers here, now a favorite of mine and she's sure to be yours as well. watch tomorrow's dream drive segment right here on cbs-3 at 6:00 a.m. >> thanks, meisha. cbs this morning is next. >> we will live you with a live picture from linvilla orchards in media delaware county. first dau of captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, september 22nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." charlotte is under a state of emergency after a second night of violent protests over the police shooting of a black man. police officers are injured. one civilian was shot in the chaos. the wife of the accused new york and new jersey bomber reportedly flies back to the united states. a bloody journal recovered on the suspect reveals a possible motive. nypd counterterrorism chief john miller is here. fresh off his emmy win, john oliver returns to studio 57 with his

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