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the weather. 95 degrees at noon at reagan national. i believes that ate hottest we ve been all year. a front is on the way. you see it on doppler 9000. see this line of the back edge approaching pittsburgh? that s where the cold front is. ahead of it hot, humid. as this front comes our way with the afternoon heating, we re likely to see showers and storms develop here. some of those could have heavy downpours like we ve seen the last couple of days. a couple of light sprinkles west of winchester straddling the mason-dixon line. around here there s nothing on doppler. doppler for the afternoon or futurecast for the afternoon, and this is a simulated doppler, shows the scattering of showers and storms at 3:00. potentially a few stronger ones down toward fredricksburg. then by 4:00, 4:30 d.c. south looks like it will see most of the action. as we get into the evening hours, the area of rain likely will be south of us. so we ll see things settle down but you see the diffe ....
right now officers are uncomfortable and uneasy. reporter: since floyd s death 17 officers quit or filed for retirement. high biggest concern is that we have another panel. we have another investigation. and they put together another thick book. nothing will become of it. we need immediate action. reporter: christopher bullock represents concerns of guard and inmates as chairman of the delaware coalition of prison reform and justice and he believes a federal agency not the just delaware officials should investigate prison system and says there have been sufficient studies in the last decade so time to start making changes right now other reports that are there, been collecting dust, we need help from the governor s office and general assembly and pressure from the community to make sure that justice is a reality. reporter: so that is three and a half months from now before those initial recommendations. meanwhile governor says he is talking with his budge ....
of the on line dating. certainly has worked with a lot of people that have started to connect and you can almost feel, from their stories that something isn t adding up. reporter: perhaps, most advising robboy says is how some of the victims know they are being scammed. so fascinating to me is that people necessity some level that this is a scam but they really enjoy contact, they really enjoy having someone paying close attention , and overtime it starts to be confusing. reporter: confusing or not state police say stay extra vigilant, talk to family or trend about anything that doesn t seem right, and remember, with laws. if it sound too good to be true most likely it is. reporter: to give you an idea how successful these sweetheart scams can be in 2015 fbi says americans lost some $197 million, because of them. i m live from dilworth park, greg argos for cbs-3 eyewitness news . it has been two weeks since deadly standoff at delaware s largest prison and ....
the united states. reporter: if you re wondering where the money will go from this deal, well, i can tell you exactly where it s going to go. it s going about two blocks down to the transbay terminal, another megaproject the city is backing, and they re in need of money, so that s what you ll see. we re backing up here to build here and spends the money building spend the money building more over there. every time you turn around something is popping out of the ground here. you re right, we are both drive in on that ramp every day. reporter: good luck! all right, thanks, phil. by the way, we have a map of the closure, plus real time traffic mapping any time. i ll be with you, i have to find a new way, on our website. me as well. some say mark zuckerberg is being a bad neighbor. reporter: here s a look at the massive construction project that belongs the mark. you can see the no parking signs. neighbors say that s one of the reasons they re so tired of it b ....
this is the cbs morning news for tuesday, september 23rd, 2014. good morning, i m susan mcginnis. in for anne-marie green. the u.s. and five allies launched air strikes in syria. cruise missiles launched from u.s. warships and drones began last night, there were 14 in all. many of the targets were in or around the militants self-proclaimed capital in syria. the pentagon said the targets included headquarters, training facilities and a finance center. today, president obama travels to the united nations to try to rally more support for the push against isis. marlie hall reports from the u.n. reporter: the u.s. and several arab allies launched their first air strikes against isis in syria last night. pentagon said a mix of fighter jets, bombers and tomahawk missiles fired from nearby warships were used. syria said some of the strikes hit targets in raqqa. primary targets are command centers in raqqa. training facilities. and logistics, known targets. reporter ....