you helped crib to that one ukee? >> yes, did i. >> ukee's $22 to that one ticket. >> i know. how about it? thanks jill. talk to you a little bit laterment good stuff coming out this summer, too later this summer. >> mission impossible? it is back. >> shoulder shake? >> bumm, bumm, bumm. hey, coming after at a short break, traffic and weather together. we do it on the >>> 4:53, traffic and weather together. good morning justin. >> happy first full day of summer it will be another hot one, but not quite as humid as yesterday. let's check out the schuylkill expressway right now. this is the ex at this time get on the vine street expressway eastbound, it blocked off, still have the construction going on, so can you not get on the vine from 76 to broad. that's shutdown. but the westbound side on the vine looks good. but both directions here on the schuylkill is moving good this morning. let's take to you 95 at cottman avenue, northbound, southbound looking good. nice dry conditions this morning, sunrise coming up at 5:33, scent in hatfield, fairgrounds road, just be aware that far

ukee erika? >> and jill, we understand that disney is considering a three tear system for tickets to its theme parks? >> yes. disney may charge more to the theme parks on high demand days, like over the summer, christmas, holiday, spring break, and then they would charge lesson quieter days. disney asked annual pass hold what's they thought about the idea in a on line survey. so i guess the verdict still out on that one. ukee erika? >> i'll go back to the days they had e tickets for the tougher rides back in the day. letter tickets yes when was a kid. thanks jill. coming up after a short break. traffic and weather together. we do it on the 3's we'll be >>> just past 453 let's check in with justin. >> that's right, bad timing here with the heavy rain, just in time for the start of the morning rush hour, causing some myfoxphilly.com. this is 95 northbound. we do have a car that's spun out the wrong way between ridley park and 420. that's exit eight and exit nine. again, police on the scene out on t

it is how ukee spells hot. >> thank you thank you. >> thank you traffic marshall ukee. right now looking at pretty quiet weather on storm scan3 not too much happening out there at the local level. that's all set to change as we approach the later half of the day, afternoon early evening this guy rolls on through. doesn't that look menacing? you'll have most of the day featuring just steamy sunshine, and couple of clouds, i want to quickly walk you through future weather, in fact starting things off at 7:00 a.m. nothing to show you on the radar, as we approach the early afternoon see things starting to bubble up? it doesn't look like much. when the cells form, they could definitely pacca punch of severe weather. and with them rolling through at the height of the typical afternoon, early evening rush hour, the timing obviously less than ideal. see how one really starts to fire up over cape may county later today. it is all out of here later tonight, though, but this afternoon is not looking ideal. with heavy downpours the biggest concern lightning wind and even tornados,

then that said, as i step out of the way our factoid friday standings go to ukee, ukee has been way in the lead this whole time. he has 25 of all of the different weeks that we've had. >> yes indeed. thank you. >> you killed it. >> thank you. >> we actually have very special gift for you. is it cbs-3 weather championship trophy to our very own mr. washington. >> thank you thank you. >> hall of fame, now this. >> i would like to thank the academy and the weather department, thank you very much. thank all of you. >> isn't that adorable? first place. >> i know, thank you. is the music playing do i have to get off the air now? wrapping? wrapping? o beautiful. >> goes on the trophy case, flight. >> very nice. total surprise. >> you didn't see that coming? >> i didn't see that coming. cool, very cool. we're family here, give it up. >> well done, nice work, ukee. >> thank you 5:47. torrey your turn? >> i guess so. that was the first time i just had you go first so then coy take your answer, because you usually get it right. mistreat deng did i not work this time. ninety-five southbound, jam p

ukee,. >> kate, thank you. quick look at some of the stories sister station kyw1060 will be following for you today. new study says breast feed doing help prevent certain type of pediatric cancer. also, 40 years after the fall of viet nam retired marine colonel from montgomery county returning to the area. and more than 200 million people still use windows xp despite mike softened g support for the operating system last year. now the company is pushing free upgrade for users. check in two three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. erika? >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" liver with the latest on flooding concerns as you get ready to head out the door, head to school and work. >> also, warning in the aftermath of all of the flooding, why health officials say you should stay away from any fish in the streets. >> and some wild video when a cashing goes flying flew the air. see that? that's not a movie stunt though. see what made that car go airborne. we're back at the top of

good morning everyone i'm's ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for erika this morning. we hear more rain headed our way, katie, we have gotten so much. >> we have had a fair share of rain. we have busted what we saw was an entire months worth of rain in just one day on monday here. we will end up here thankfully with some quieter weather today, it does appear that the same system is close enough to keep us in the cloud today and we will still find some showers. we will not be looking at quite as dreary of a day. not quite. sky scam three is rereflect ago this cloud cover here over ben franklin bridge. you can tell it is out there. it is definitely a dreary beginning. storm scan 3a wider zoom to start off. we have some showers around, most of them have started to creep south out of the lehigh rally, out of the poconos and that will continue to be the case. everything drops off to the south with time but not completely, out of our region. so because we do still have this very pesky very stalled out front willal boundary nearby we have a lot of the showers. brunt of the ra

we will have more details coming up, ukee. >> thanks, torey. in sports phillies and reds go at it again at citizens bank park. phillies won first two games of the this series and they have done tonight dramatic fun fashion. miguel franco's three run home run tied reds last night in the bottom of the ninth inning. franco tied wednesday's game with an eighth inning home run. phillies would win it in the 11th, on a error by, missed it error by reds, walk off win, two nights in a row. final five-four in favor of the fightins last night. >>> we have been keeping a close eye on chip kelly and eagles. they are back at novacare today. we now know eagles training camp will be in august from the second until the 21st. there will be only two opened practices where fans can see the bird for free. these will be august 4th and 9th, at lincoln financial field. >>> nba finals tip off tonight when cavilers take on golden state warriors, they have the league mvp in step curry and calves have lebron james making his fifth straight visit to the finals. game one is

. >> reporter: ukee and erika this man was just 24 years old. i was able to speak with his mother on the phone earlier this morning. she's shocked by what happened. she says he has never been in trouble before and wouldn't understand why he would be in trouble now but police say he was a suspect in the armed robbery. lets take a look at the video. chopper three over the scene last night where the incident happened. delaware county district attorney's office says around 8:30 police were pursuing a suspect forearmed robbery near keystone road and west 13th street in chester. d.a.'s office say suspect tried to get away on a bicycle while flying that spokesperson says man and police cruiser collided. chester police and delaware county criminal investigation division are investigating and again "eyewitness news" has spoken to the 24 year-old man's mother as she doesn't believe her son could have been involved in the armed robbery that police had a wrong man this man. she said her son was visiting from north carolina up to see his daughter and to atte

ukee back to you. >> katie, thank you. you know it will be a great nba final series if last night's game one is any indication labron james' shot at the buzzer was no good. and, game one goes over time. king james had 44 for the cavaliers, who lost irving in over time to another knee injury. he'll have tests today to see how bad it is. he had 23-point before the injury. steve curry had 26 for the warriors, who won it in over time 108 to 100 game two sunday night in oakland. >> well, first visit from the west coast this season, phillies take on tim lincecum and the san francisco giant later tonight in south philly. phils had early lead on the reds last night franco with another clutch extra base hit. to put the phils up two-one. to the fifth weird places, instead of taking force out empire rules catchers interference and the reds take the lead. reds go onto win this one final score six to four. >> the eagles are finish their second week of organized team activities week three of ota's begin monday. one of the eagles in the

>> good morning, ukee, nicole. ahead, we're in up-state new york learning more about how police captured the second escaped killer. plus we will talk with michael morrell about the new terror warning for the fourth of july. also ahead the reason the doubt means better wine in california. and, forbes reveals it list of the celebrities who made the most money in the past year. all of that, and more, the news is back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> my friends, see you in ten. thank you charles. appreciate it. >> you got it. >> breaking news tops our headlines here on cbs-3 still live over fire in gloucester county. see the flames and smoke pouring from farm building building in south harrison township being smoke starting to die down little bit now. the roof has collapsed we're told, there are no reports though of injuries. >> small plane that took off from lancaster county has crashed into a home in massachusetts, killing all three people on board. the national transportation safety board will arrive

. >> good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm nicole brewer in for erica this morning. it is not official yet but governor chris christie did something this weekend to hint toward a run for the white house. >> katie in the weather center good morning to both of you. actually looking ahead, one and only day of the next five at least that i can guarantee dry, sunny weather for everyone. so you want to make the most of days like this, right? nice sunny day certainly comfortable, as well. we will start heating and steaming things up. series of fronts, series of systems set to roll, kick start the month of july, and of course all important holiday inn dependence day weekend. so, all the details for you proving what's to be a summer like start to the month of july all coming up. back to you. >> nearly week after severe storms roll through our area, power problems remain. >> people still in the dark, frustrated now demanding answers. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in gibbstown, with more on the power problems there. justin? >> morning. >> nicole, ukee, good mo

good morning i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. philadelphia delegation continues their trip to rome, is what on tap for today and what the delegation is expect to learn about the pope's visit in september katie. >>> erika, we are catching a break here, this morning at least in advance of a new disturbance heading our way later today. it will be first of two that move into reenforce will cooler air for our region. a pattern change is in the works as a whole but for now again, quiet weather. at least for now we have some sunshine to enjoy then wet weather does emerge in the forecast. we will time that out coming up also, of course, talk about the cooler air on the way, guys, back to you for now. >>> crews have been working throughout the night to restore power to the thousands still without it this morning. this is video from aston pennsylvania in delaware county. let's check the current numbers and let you know who is still without power. peco reporting 66,000 outages, atlantic city electric says more than 128,000 customers are sti

when you are cooking, you know, do you grill ukee? >> not much. >> the family does. >> well, a lot of people will look at their meat oh, i think that's done, i think that's ready. you can't really look at it and tell. you want to use the food thermometer. make sure the meat between 145-160 degrees. >> most cut it open. >> right. use thermometer. make sure it is hot enough, and finally, the chill okay, this is probably biggest thing, out on the grill, taken the potato salad out of the frig, whatever, do not let your food sit out for longer than two hours. food shouldn't be getting cold, it shouldn't be getting warm. okay? if it is over 90 degrees, you want to make sure that you put it back and make sure you chill it within one hour, that's the biggest thing when food gets off the grill or take the potato salad out of the frig. >> nobody wants to see a potato sam add sweat. >> very true. >> when is the picnic or l grill? >> i was going to ask you about that. >> i'll ask erica about that. >> hey going to ukee's house i say let's go. >> o

lets get traffic and weather. >> ukee, things are starting off quiet. most of the day does not look terrible but we will be tracking the next disturbance that moves in later today toward night fall bringing with it some showers and thunderstorms and possibly some heavy rain as well. let's start off by looking at storm scan three which remains empty at this point and it will stay that way through most of the day. we do still have high pressure on our side. you can see some of the cloud starting to bilo in here across the buck eye state and the beginnings, at least of the system that will move in. we will take you through future weather. it started off at 9:00 a.m. but still nothing to see here, by evening the early afternoon, the clouds, they are just starting to thicken up here. so you will get most of the day in without a hitch. most of the day looks good if you have outdoor plans. however, and yes, is there an however, you can see the next disturbance moves in. notice heavier rain a across central and southern delaware. that may be the hot spot if we

ukee, we send it back to you. >> thanks a lot. we start over in the garden state route 42 the freeway past i-295 bellmawr, new jersey, skies are clear once again right now. later today as katie mentioned could be a different story all lanes are moving normal speeds as you can see good thing. once again there is an accident on the inner lanes of the southbound roosevelt boulevard near mascher street, only one lane is able to get by at the moment. key will keep you update philadelphia you are in the area. all westbound lanes still blocked route 42, route 100 in pottstown, due to downed wires from earlier accident. >> well, new england patriots quarterback tom brady gets his chance to tell his side of the story today. >> brady's appealing four game suspension he received regarding under inflated football, waist become known as deflate gate. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, in the cbs-3 sat center more on that. jan, good morning. >> good morning, at 9:30 today, tom brady will square off against nfl commissioner rog

i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. severe weather continues to cause problems for folks trying to raid rails. many amtrak trains were delayed or suspended yesterday. >>> patco announced service suspension this morning in. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is at the pennsylvania co's colin wood station with more, justin, good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. if your commute commute involves the rails you may want to double-check if you have a way in. there are service shut downs in our area and patco says that service will not be up and running until after the morning commute. stations here like in collinswood are still closed in the dark, until that service can be restored. now last night came word patco service shut down amid those storms yesterday happening as evening rush was underway. we are told nj transit will honor patco tics on the nj transit buses. that storm blew in, at again rush hour last night leaving passengers stranded at 30th street station we spoke with one amtrak rider who said

. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. that man struck and killed 24 years old was brought to crozer-chester medical center last night where he died from his injuries this morning a complete investigation is underway into finding out how he was hurt in the first place. take a look at the the video. chopper three was over the scene, incident last night. delaware county district attorney's office says around 8:30 police were pursuing a suspect in the area of keystone road, in chester. d.a.'s office says a suspect tried to get away on a bike. while fleeing the man and police cruiser collided. chester police and delaware county criminal investigation division are both investigating. "eyewitness news" has spoken to the 24 years old man's mother. he doesn't believe her son could have been involved in the armed robbery that police had the wrong man here. she said her son was visiting from north carolina to see his daughter and attend his little sisters high school graduation. he said his dad just does not make any sense. this mor

so talking about pool party over at ukee's house? >> hello. >> last week you were talking about pool party somewhere else? >> i'll bring the food. i got it covered. >> i got little kitty pool. >> how generous. >> let's talk about the traffic right now overall pretty good. and we are waking up to some sunshine sunrise coming up at 5:33, have the sunglasses around battling sun glare. blue route see the truck over on the shoulder just after mcdade boulevard. again, off to the shoulder so doing okay. no lane blockages, but check out this shot, pretty cool looking sky right now breathe inning up, oaks eastbound and westbound, looking pretty good this morning, so far. talcony palmyra bridge expected to open coming up shortly at around 5:20, keep that in mind if you are hit that area. down in new castle county delaware looking pretty good route one 495 95, around christianna, speeds at the speed limit hopping the delaware memorial over to 295 or the turnpike no problems in south jersey. exception is on 55, northbound southbound, do have con

erika, ukee? >> justin, tributes are powering in for beau biden. delaware governor jack markell said beau biden spent his entire career in the service every his country and his statement. he was outstanding attorney general, lawyer, soldier and father. i feel privilege today have served with him and delaware is a better place thanks to him. senator chris coons added. >> this. beau biden was an extraordinary father husband son and public servant above all, he was a good and december end man, his pass something a great lost for his family and friends and for delaware. please stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage, as soon as we learn more about funeral plans, we'll have them for you on television and on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> time right now 5:08. over night major part of the patriots act expired after the senate failed to pass legislation to extends it. as of midnight, the national security agency lost its power to collect phone records, and data in bulk through surveillance methods. supporters say that program helps keep an eye on p

be right back. >>> jill, good morning. >>> good morning ukee, erika. greece's bailout deal end today. doesn't have the money to pay what it is due. strict osterity, like more pension cuts in exchange for additional bailout money. if they vote no, greece could be forced to drop the euro as its currency, something that's never happened before. and the crisis is really sending global stock market down, stocks on wall street actually saw their biggest losses of the year yesterday. so very uncertain times here, ukee, err dismay. >> looks like there is new player in the subscription music business, talking about apple here. how is it different than spotify and pandora? >> apple music launches today 11:00 a.m. eastern time, update to ios software, so use kearse get free three month trial after that it will cost about $10 a month. apple says its play list also pick by humans, not computers and apple also promises a lot of out takes and interviews with musicians,. >> that sounds kind of fun. >> sounds neat. >> rock on. thank, jill. talk to you. coming up after

ukee nicole. >> very good. >> i would say so. thanks jill. we'll get back to you. >> all right well the supreme court wraps up it session today with rulings on three more cases. now, the justices could also decided to if they'll hear cases on abortion and affirmative action in the fall. today's decisions aren't nearly as historic as last week's case that is upheld part of the affordable care act, legalize same sex marriage across the country. >> now the scores' friday ruling on same sex marriage celebrate from the case to coast over the week end. >> cbs correspondent wendy gillette more on how many previously scheduled pride festivals took very special meaning this year. >> the cheers seemed just a bit louder at this year's new york city gay pride parade. the drumming, and dancing more joyful, as an estimated 2 million people celebrate dollars the supreme court's decision to legalize same sex marriage nationwide. >> everyone's really happy and excited. you can sense like a difference, i think more excitement. >> the wet pavement reflected the

good morning ukee, nicole. invest remembers keeping a real close eye on greece, reaching debt deal with european creditor that sent the market down again yesterday, the dow fell 75 points, the nasdaq dropped ten. stocks fell despite word from the commerce department that consumer spending surged in may with the biggest monthly increase in nearly six years. >>> continued is her seek sutures, after the parent company the popular dating app it is going public. company controlled by billionaire, barry dillard and also, owns max. com and okay cupid. revenue of $239 million in the first three months of this year. >>> and, today is the 17th annual take your dog to work day. it was created by pet sitters international. to encourage pet adoption, some studies have also shown that doing-friendly workplaces can reduce stress. and sadly, i believe my sweet dog, cooper is home today but here is a little picture just to keep us all company. >> oh, cooper, coup! >> he is a cute. >> i check coup out. >> adorable. >> very nice.

. >> reporter: ukee, good morning. a lot of people changing their routine. several rail lines working to recover after those storms just yesterday. take a look at the parking lot collinswood. not many cars out here. the trains still on the track the station is dark and this is all after that storm yesterday, and also, too this will not be up and running until after the morning rush hour. we will take you to video of the same situation at the pennsylvania co's ferry avenue stop, you can see that station is there all lock up and all dark. we are expecting perhaps that services could be backup and running as soon as after the morning rush hour at tenor 11:00 o'clock this morning. that storm blew in during our evening commute just yesterday and down tree limbs and forced road closures and that trickled down to delays at 30th street station. we spoke to one south jersey ride shore said for many hours he was stuck in philadelphia. >> i'm stranded. the speed line is downey believe, and this train is down as well and we're waiting for a bus to go down to atlantic ci

ukee, back to you. >> thanks so much. see you in a bit. state department plans to release the next set of hillary clinton's emails today. the plan followed the controversy that erupt in the march over the former secretary of state private e-mail server. it was revealed that during her time at the state department clinton used personal e-mail account instead after protected government account. >> well, donald trump considering legal action against nbc and uni vision after the networks severed business ties with him. network will no longer air the miss universe or miss usa pageant. uni vision dropped trump and the pageant a week ago, in a statement nbc said it reached it decision after gop comment describing mexican immigrant as criminals and rapistsment trump called the network weak. >> the problem with these public companies they get little bit of pressure and they immediately say oh, gee we can't be associated with that. >> the coalition coalition of latino groups, petitioned nbc to fire trump for what they call disgust. discusting views

. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and quarter. we are here at west second street in chester which you can see is opened to traffic after that two car crash that killed two people overnight. we are told that this happened shortly after 1:00 o'clock this morning. both of those victims unfortunately, were dead on arrival. vehicles involved in this crash, very badly damage. the car parts scattered all across the roadway. investigators were on the scene and tow truck came around 4:00 this morning to try to clean things up, the road was opened for a short time around 4:30 or 5:00 until chester fire commissioner actually rolled over debris in his own vehicle and called his crews back out to hose down the entire stretch of the west second street. at this hour there is no official cause but this is a highly travel stretch of roadway where traffic passes pretty quickly as you can imagine and there is a slight curvature to the road just where that accident took place. so you can definitely see how a crash like this could have happened overni

. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. no doubt people have been wait hearing just to go about their day and to assess damage as they wait for their power to be turn back on. we're at whitman drive and as you can see this is much of what this area sees this morning, down trees yard, cars crushed beneath and to add more to this people in this neighborhood may have to wait until the weekend as you said to get their lights turn back on. that is the forecast that atlantic city electric, they are the provider for washington township out here and their target is to restore power to a hundred thousand customers by late sunday. they are hoping to have it done by midday on saturday. now ac electric is calling in crews from across the northeast and ohio to help out. and the mayor of the washington township says that they are a key part of the township's clean up efforts lets take a listen. >> it has to be a team effort. we have to have the electric company because the tree are encased in wires and they are blocking our major roads.

>> ukee, good morning. violent start to the summer here in philadelphia, as you mention, two shootings, so far this summer, with dozen wounded, children among that number, as well. and we do have exclusive surveillance video of that shooting on monday afternoon in kensington, we're about to show it to you now. but warning before you watch for some it, may be difficult to watch. >> police and evidence markers spread over another mass shooting scene monday afternoon. this time, on the 700 block of east hilton street, in kensington. >> well, i don't know who did that man. who ever did that is crazy. >> neighbors lamenting another shooting, where kids are caught in the crossfire. and here, a look at the moments before, during and after bullet blasted the block. look as children playing in water at a hydrant are quickly whisk away by alert adults. seconds later, two men appear to walk into the gunfire, one falls, he is hit. >> we heard something. we thought it was fireworks. when we come over here, we see blood.

ukee, we send it back to you. >> thanks so much. let's go outside, take it to the bridge, the benny looking pretty good this morning, the shot showing the westbound bridge approaching center city from camden, new jersey, another shot for you i-95, moving nicely as well, right now. so far so good. this view is near girard avenue showing southbound traffic going toward the city. take you to the maps for a moment. if you are in this area, just heads up, all westbound lanes still blocked on route 422 at route 100 in pottstown due to some downed wires from an earlier accident, once again if you are in the area, use the pennsylvania turnpike as an alternate while crews work to clear that scene. >>> pretty cool being the traffic dude. >> i was going to say, man of many talents. >> traffic dude in the house. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", deflate gate, heads to major hearing this morning. >> patriots star tom brady revealing his punishment today. the bat thal faces him to get his suspension overturned. be right back. >> new figure sug

talcony palmyra bridge, now opening, ukee's yacht is coming into the picture right there. and a great day for a ride on the river. >> row boat. >> good work out. there you go. delays around the talcony palmyra bridge. we take to you 95 looking south at girard avenue. nice shot of the sunrise coming up right now over the horizon. so get ready to battle the sun glare out there this morning when traveling eastbound. franklin ville new jersey, that's expected to go until 6:00 this morning, then the water main break from june 14th, still closing down 52nd street, between westminster, and wyolucing avenue. haverford avenue will get you around that closure and still looks great this morning. 1295, the turnpike, also at the speed limit, blue route in good shape this hour. that's a look at your ride this morning back to you. >> justin, thank you. new this morning police are regular g -- investigating homicide in frankford overnight. just before 2:00 a.m. police found 21 year old man shot on the highway in the 1700 block of scattergood street. he was pronounced dead on the scene. no

>>> it is friday, the fifth of june, good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von von tiehl. more on developing story offer duty police officer ordering take outcomes face-to-face with armed robbers. gun battle ensues, now, one suspect is dead. let's get more now from "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo at the scene in lawndale. jan? >> police tell us we are very fortunate talking about a dead detective and couple of injured store employees, could be talking about a very different outcome inside of that pizza place during this robbery, and off duty detective had a gunpoint dollars to his head. fortunately, he is not injured this morning and those people who were inside those store employees store owner not injured either. >> police say this robbery happened around 11:30, 6900 block every rising sun avenue, and off duty detective orders erring take out, two men burst in announced robbery. police say they pointed a gun at the detective, and took his money, then, investigators say, they proceeded to rob the pizza place and that's when this detective announced he was a cop pol

ukee has been off since this losing streak started? there is something there. >> yes. >> right. >> good luck charm. >> yes. no more vacation, ukee sorry you have to work every single day of your life from here on out, that is all there is to it at least during baseball season. anyway 84 degrees and sunshine. less humid. just beautiful. watch for wet weather to make an return here as early as late tonight vittoria. >> good morning everyone. our delays on i-95 continues to stem back throughout the northeast, if you are traveling maybe throughout far northeast philadelphia and woodhaven heading in to center city using southbound side, this is your delay prepare yourself for big time traffic stay on route one and commute throughout the northeast that way and cut over to i-95, aramingo harbison, 422 eastbound we are seeing volume out of oaks down to 202 and delays westbound from city avenue. it is starting and will only grow. >>> are you a slow poke in the fast lane? vittoria no. >> what? >> dozens of states have laws penalizing drivers for

ukee? >> 5:08. following developing story overseas search for survivors after ship filled with hundreds of people capsize z. also tsa trouble. undercover investigation reveals some shocking lapses in airport security. and it is already lead to go some major changes. and, must see video when this car goes airborne. see what sent the car flying, into a building. and it is a lot cooler than normal out there this morning katie lets you know when the rain will finally let up when we do traffic and weather together. that's coming up on the 3's on the other side when we come back. mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> ship caring more than 450 people sang overnight, during a cyclone in the yanksee river. five

ukee? >> for the second time this month, dangerous portuguese man of war washes up down the shore, ann del april i tweeted these pictures of the man of war she supported during one of her dahli walks in stone harbor. she sent the pictures to the wetlands institute in stone harbor. last week we showed you another man of war in harvey cedars, man of wars have long tent calls filled with din up -- venum can also be painful but deadly. >> i guess that's why they call it man of war. >> there you go. dot nos -- does not play. >> should be good day down the shore today? >> absolutely, keep an eye on the circle there my goodness, minds the jellyfish, i guess. but we do thankfully have some really great shore weather for you, if you are going to be headed out to the beaches here today, bright sunny no matter what you're going to be doing outside today looking good for any of t so, let me start it off by taking you out to storm scan3 nice, quiet view for us here, nice clear sky, we are basically just

ukee? >> thanks so much. following breaking news out of france, right now where there has been apparent terror attack at a gas factory. security official says one person is dead, found decapitated, at the building's entrance. also told, two attackers arrived in a car with banners written in arabic. they set off an explosive. one attacker we're told also is in custody. we'll bring you any additional details as soon as they come into our news room. >> awful. >> now back home, vicious beating on local high school student caught on tape. >> police who saw that viral video say the victim had no chance against his alleged attackers, who now face some serious charges. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at northwest detective with more on that, justin? >> nicole, good morning, facing serious charges also facing expulsion at this time, police say that video was solid evidence that helped them nab those five teen suspect you're about to see. a cell phone camera rolls as circle of teens p

i'm ukee was >>> today in landmark 6-3 decision the supreme court voted to uphold health insurance of the affordable care act. >> the decision dissented by justice anthony scalia calling the court's reasoning absurd, absurd, jiggery, pure applesauce. >> let me answer in terms i think you'll understand. yes, the court's ruling was a bit. but if it takes a touch of it to help keep the people of this great nation knell think, bring on the hoopla and zizzle and zazzle. >> he has a way with words. >> yes, he does. >> the constitution through the british eyes. >> applesauce. i was waiting for him to put that in there. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up the american cargo headed to the space station skbloeds two minutes after lift-off. we'll look at the impact it could have. >>> plus china is under scrutiny for building artificial islands but they're very real to some european families. but seth doane takes us on a trip to the south china sea which could be a military flashpoint. >>> "the new york times" says puerto rico is facing a worsening debt crisis. the governor made a stark

the cause of the fire is still unknown. >> ukee? >> talking sports right now, a loft sixers fans hope d'angelo russell would fall to the number three pick, but once the lakers grabbed him there was one clear choice on board. >> the philadelphia 76ers collect okafor from duke university. >> there he is, the newest sixers is six-11 center squawl eel okafor averaged 17.3 points, eight and half rebounds a game, wingspan of 7 feet 5 inches. sport director beasley reese talked to him right after the pick. >> projections had you going first or second overall. were you surprised that you ended up in philadelphia? >> no, i wasn't surprised. i didn't know where i was going, all nervous actually waiting. >> you come to a team that has new orleans noel, embiid. you step in to perhaps form a trio of dominant big men. have you had any contact with your new teammates? >> i know jo-jo, i talked to him last night. i have had a chance to see my phone, but i know joe, and i saw jeremy a few minutes ago he is here supporting had i brother. >> all right

. >> good morning ukee. good morning everyone as well. we are starting off on a quiet note but there will be fresh showers and thunderstorms that head our way from a separate disturbance. it is first in two that will be moving into our region. they are bringing us a significant pattern change. starting off looking at storm scan three it is pretty much just quiet. even though we will have hint of ground clutter that is not representing the precipitation that we see there in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. we do have a couple of clouds. beautiful sunrise as we speak. we will see the sunrise in philadelphia anyway, within the next three minutes actually but on storm scan the wider zoom you cane again pretty quiet across most of the northeast. there is that disturbance off to the west bringing heavy rain nasty thunderstorms already through mid western united states and that is heading our way essentially moving from west to east. so, this is the first of what i mentioned in a line or in a series of systems that will bring in this patte

. >>> hi, good afternoon i'm ukee washington. >> i'm pat ciarrocchi. more on governor christie in just a moment. first, the pope touches down in philadelphia early on saturday morning, september the 26th. and, he has a packed schedule. >> our alexandria hoff live on independence mall where officials are detailing that part of the papal visit. alexandria? >> reporter: good afternoon, we now know that pope francis will make his first papal visit to the u.s. straight from cuba to washington, dc, that will be on september 22nd, it is a tuesday, there is going to meet with un officials and the president, at that point he is going to head to new york city where he is going pay tribute at the nine 9/11 memorial before holding a mass at madison square garden, at that point all roads lead to philadelphia. >> pope francis' schedule is tight, and full of high already anticipate the emotional moments. here's what that schedule looks like. he will arrive saturday, september 26th at 9:30 a.m. hold a mass, at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul before taking

ukee? >> show of strength and solidarity in charleston, south carolina hundred cents of people formed an unity chain, in honor of the nine victims killed wednesday at the emanuel african episcopal churchment marlie hall shows you how so many came together to honor the lives lost. >> in god we want to remember the over families. >> worshippers young old black and white were arm in arm during sunday service at the emanuel ame church in charlestonment the overflow crowd heard messages of hope, love and forgiveness. >> there is a time and place for everything. and now it is a time for us to focus on the nine families. >> the fateful prayed for the nine parishioners gun down during bible study last wednesday night. >> reminded this morning about the freshness of death comes like a thief in the night. >> sunday service here at emanuel ame has ended but the praying has not. religious groups from all over charleston have been stopping by to stand in solidarity and pay their respects. >> very hard a

. >> reporter: ukee, good morning. fire crews and fire investigators have left the scene but you know who remains, chester police. fire investigators and chester's mayor alike say they will remain on the scene here protecting this neighborhood as this investigation continues, in the meantime take a look at tam age left left behind from this most recent fire. it started on the the corner row home. the it is new burnout. fire crew where is called to the 400 block have of backly place gone around 10:30 last night. it is a similar scenario. fire crews found heavy smoke and fire here and dozens of fire fighters work to extinguish the flames. this is the third fire here on bickley in recent days, monday's fire started in a vacant house and damaged five homes displacing 19 people, fire officials a most of those people are back in their hems before this fire. there was also a vacant row home fire here on thursday night. fortunately there have been in injuries but neighbors are worried that might change if these fires keep star

>> thanks, ukee. katie, we want to check in with you hopefully seen the worse of the heavy stuff? >> i think basically wounds down at this point actually spots where you dried out at least for a time. >> good news. >> exactly. but his is pesky front. minds of its own. you know, it is decided to slow down for one thing, and because of that, and because it is going to be sagging so slowly, to the south, it is messing with the rest of our week. >> yes, looking at the seven day, looks like we have it for awhile? >> yes luckily worse is over. absolutely already saw the worse. and look at this, just yesterday alone pick up shy of 2 inches of rain, and that is well above what we saw for the entire month of may. so we're making up for lost time here in a big way, it is just when you have that kind of rain coming down so swiftly, so heavily so quickly, yes it leads to flooding obvious why we had numerous flood watches warnings, advisories, that were posted all around the board here yesterday. and we do actually still have a flashflood watch polls dollars across most of the board here. but

report nothing delays at the airport, ukee, we send it back over to you. >> here's what's going on in the news, gunfire in philadelphia's west oaklane neighborhood sends two people to the hospital. >> one of the victims is a pregnant woman. justin finch joins us with the latest on the investigation good morning. >> reporter: erika ukee, good morning, police say early indications are that this is a couple, man and a pregnant woman, and that this shooting as you mentioned has cost them a baby. now, we are told, that woman herself is fighting for her life. behind crime tape, flickers every red and blue lights on the 7300 block of thoron avenue, police beginning a thorough investigation of a late night double shooting with a surprising turn. >> upon arrival at einstein hospital, doctors discovered that she was approximately four months pregnant. she is 32 years every age. she was suffering a gunshot wound to her lower back. at 11:15 p.m., her unborn fetus was pronounced dead. >> the shots were fired about 10:15 monday night in west oaklane. but, police are left with few clues, a pregnant

>> reporter: well, ukee and erika, good morning. no doubt lots of people calling out for work commuting because patco services is down. they may have it backup and running this morning or perhaps, after the rush hour but for shore that is not going right now. lets go to video from over, night you will see that train station here, patco are lock down, they are dark, until that service is restore. meantime new jersey transit will honor patco tickets on new jersey transit buses. now, the down service of course, due to storms that blew in yesterday during rush hour causing outage is a cross our area that made 30th street station a virtual weigh station for dozens of passengers who were displaced. the delays went well into the night and overnight and we spoke with one amtrak rider who said he was stuck on the train for hours lets take a listen. >> there was in electricity. it was hot. it was really very stuffy. there was no water. the toilets were non-functional. people got conflicting information. >> reporter: definitely uncomfortable a

>> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. it is impress turf see the power of a storm. this is a century's old tree here, just off lou he will inn road in chester heights that has fallen in to a house and sliced it in half. some branches remain on top others have just come right down through the home. we are told a man was at home here at the time at the height of the storm when this tree came down. he had to be taken out of his home and taken to the hospital to be evaluated and recovering. if you remain here on the scene, all of the branches from this century's old tree, we're told 250 years old. back part, shed, garage of this structure and this house is is completely gone. you can see all the way inside. just here in the front even the carries gone as well, all branches taking out this suv as well. not only will these homeowners to have deal with the destruction of their home but their car as well. this is a similar sight all across the delaware valley today, just coming here, there were many tree branches in the road on louelan road is there down power lines down th

a large branch in the roadway so again something to avoid this morning no delays for mass transit, ukee and nicole. >> thank you. >>> here's is what going on and developing right now 36789 fires in five days on the same block in chester delaware county. >> investigators are suspicious and concern and really angry. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with the very latest jan good morning. >> reporter: nicole and ukee, good morning. chester police remaining on the scene here this morning, the mayor along with the fire commissioner, do say that police will have a presence here during the even your tine investigation on the neighborhood. these fires keep happening. latest one happening in this corner row home here, it happened last night and new monday, during that fire, it only suffered some smoke damage. but now a, as you can see it is charred. and, different fire, the third since friday. and if you didn't believe it before neighbors here in chester now firmly believe someone is to blame. >> my mother is 76 years old. she woke me up saying the fire. i could not believe this. th

. >> reporter: erika ukee, good morning, firefighters have now packed up and moved out on scene, but i want to show you what fire investigators are now going to be doing over the next couple of days, now investigating two vacant house fires, here on one street, that happened, just days within each other, in chester. we start here at 420 on bickly, right here, this is where the first vacant house fire started, that was friday night, into saturday. then we go down the row. 418 bickly. that's where the house fire started, early this morning. and this fire spread to four neighboring homes. first three there damaged by fire the one on end on the end, just had some smoke damage. so, a lot of damage done here this morning. fortunately, however, there weren't any injuries. neither to firefighters nor the people who live here. so that's the good news, how much, a lot of people have been displaced. you can see just how big this fire was. firefighters were called out to the scene around 1:30 this morning. when they got here all of the people who live on this block they had already gotten out of

that's "eyewitness news" at noon i'm ukee washington. >> i'm pat ciarrocchi. for katie all of us here, thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> billy: hey. >> ashley: hi. >> billy: where's jack? i got a text saying to meet him here. there was no name, but i figured -- >> ashley: i know. i thought i got one from jack, too, but i haven't seen him yet. hi. >> kyle: so, we all got the text, then, huh? >> billy: apparently. nice and anonymous and driving me a little nuts. what's up with all the mystery? >> kyle: well, i was relieved, actually. feels like dad's been avoiding me ever since paul brought me in for questioning. >> billy: you know, i'm thinking that jack got one of those burner phones for occasions like this, which, i have to say probably isn't such a bad idea. >> kyle: really? i hate the idea. all this sneaking around with private meetings and burner phones? summer's right. this is just more lies. >> ashley: you know what? i understand your concerns honey. i really do. it appears that it's done now. i mean, victor's not fighting the

i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. severe weather continues to cause problems for folks trying to raid rails. many amtrak trains were delayed or suspended yesterday. >>> patco announced service suspension this morning in. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is at the pennsylvania co's colin wood station with more, justin, good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. if your commute commute involves the rails you may want to double-check if you have a way

. >> i'm diana rocco in for ukee washington, also this morning developing now, a south jersey school steps up security, after someone phones in a threat. >> and after the amtrak tragedy in philadelphia, the claimed eight lives, new suggestions by railroad regulators hope to keep rales safer. more on that coming up in a moment. first, checking with katie with our forecast after very wet night. >> everything is it still covered in water, seems like we had quite nasty storm pass through here watch do you think, is that going to continue? >> we are going to end one additional showers thunderstorms, guys, for now little activity which we'll show now second on storm scan, but things definitely still cloudy over the delaware valley, you can see it with the reflection off the city lights over the ben franklin bridge. there are again however still some pockets of some showers and even thunderstorms, that we've had just within the last couple of hours now looking back in time, if we consideration i want to take you back in time and show you some of the area storm reports that came in, polls ta