live in washington square, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank youment picture. >> this pluto up close. tomorrow morning we expect to see some dramatic photos from out err space. at cbs news correspondent mel oliver tells us, mission nearly ten years in the making. >> if you think is jaw dropping scientists say you haven't seen anything yet. cbs news space consultant bill hearwood. >> woe won't see anything like this again i don't think in our lives. >> new horizon spacecraft will zip by pluto 7:50 a.m. eastern tuesday for the closest pictures to date. the fly by takes place 7800 miles away from pluto. >> nobody has any idea what the spacecraft is going to show them. the pictures on the way in have been exciting. >> a mission nine and a half years in the making. new horizons launched into 2006 leaving earth at 36,000 miles an hour. it has traveled nearly a million miles a day for close to a decade. >> tom has been in the front line for nasa since 1965. reaching the solar system coldest destination will be historic feat. >> right i running high. as soon as they see a new

for now live in new castle, delaware, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> big mess, jan thank youment philadelphia police launch internal investigation after a youtube video shows officers beating a suspect during arrest. before that camera started rolling on locust avenue, east germantown on april 3rd. los angeles blogger posted that video and identified the suspect as 22 year old tyree caroll. officers are seen repeatedly punching and kicking carol who is lying face down there. he was charged with drug and assault offenses. >> now, the police department says officers were injured attempt to go arrest that suspect in a statement police say quotas the officer stopped the defendant he began to fight with the officers biting one of the officers a total of three times on the thigh hands and arm. the defendant also bit another officer on the forearm during this arrest. the entire incident is being reviewed for any departmental violations. >> your time right now 5:36. in business news this morning oh we've been talking about this talking toys had a are saying just little bit too much. >> i

reporting live in new castle delaware, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good they're okay, jan thank youment storms have led to power outages all across the region. right now peco says more than 1500 homes and businesses don't have power. delmarva has more than 1800 outages. pse&g report being 1800. met-ed 1600 customers in the dark. nicole? >> erika, happening today south carolina will take down the confederate flag from state house grounds. now, politicians are calling for the removal of other confederate symbols. cbs news correspondent hen a daniels joins us live with more on that story, hena good morning. >> good morning nicole. south carolina prepares to lower their confederate flag this morning the controversial symbol sparking debate nationwide over it use. and how lawmakers should now address the issue. >> it has been a fixture on the gown of the south carolina state house for five decades. but, later this morning, it would become a relishing, in a museum. governor nicky haley signed the bill thursday, ordering the confederate flag to come down. dedicating the move to t

jan carabeo tells us more about the special night that included athlete from right here, in the delaware valley. >> star studded night at the pest piece, in the crowd as well as honorees, quite a few from the delaware valley. philly's own dragons star pitcher monet davis grabbed the title of best break through athlete. >> i want to thank my parent, my coach my teammates for helping me be the first time today -- >> carli lloyd made appearance with the us women's soccer team too. just ten days after winning the world cup these women grabbed the espy for best team. >> i'm so happen that i i have these girls to celebrate. it has been the best ten days of our lives. >> next, a moving acceptance by a father, cincinnati bengles, devon still accepted the perseverance award for his daughter lee. >> sorry i can't there everybody, but thank you for supporting my while i beat up cancer? lea's battle with cancer and her treatment at children's hospital played out on social media. >> for every child that is battling cancer, you know on tv i look like the hero, i look like i'm saving the day but honest

jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the family of the officer so grateful this noon, jan thank you very much. we will continue to follow this developing story for you including more on the suspect beginning today on "eyewitness news" beginning at 5:00. >>> you know, not every day that atm machine explodes, today philadelphia police and federal investigators want to know who did it. well officers responded to the corner at sixth and west luzerne hunting park just before 9:30 last night. when they got there the atm was on the sidewalk, that cash though was still inside. investigators believe someone set some type of explosive device, now the bomb squad is trying to determine who may have put it there. >> a multi vehicle traffic accident snarled traffic this morning on i-295. chopper three over the scene in barrington, new jersey, new jersey state police say that that crash involved several vehicles, in the southbound lanes, shortly after 9:00 a.m. two people were transported for minor injuries. the highway is back open at this hour. >>> a multi alarm fire continues to burn through la

for now live on campus, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >>> exciting day jan thank you. meanwhile philadelphia mayor michael nutter heads to mexico today. he'll meet with political business and cultural leaders during three day long trip. the mayor hopes to strengthen ties between philadelphia and mexico during his visit there. >>> our time now 5:35. in business news this morning how oreo cookies are getting a little healthier. >> okay, also the situation in greece could impact us markets. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with more on those stories good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, err cape, we could be in for wild ride here on wall street after greek voters over women milling link, from european creditors asian market tumbled today pointing down, on thursday, the dow fell about 28 points, the nasdaq dropped four. mastercard will start experimenting with facial scans, as a way to macon line shopping more secure, at check out you will be asked to hole up your phone and snap a photo of yourself, the limited experiment will st

her son, will be a freshman here in the fall at lasalle university, jan carabeo "eyewitness news". >> state budget negotiations in harrisburg, pennsylvania governor tom wolf and lawmakers headed back to the bargaining table over state budget legislation. governor wolf vetoed the budget last week along with bills to privatize state stores. now, one of the governor's priorities more money for schools, the republican budget called for no new taxes. >>> well greece finance ministry has resigned, after voters rejected more osterity in return for another bailout. 61% no vote has left the bankrupt country's future and the european union and it euro uncertain. banks still closed with cash withdrawal limits. leaders of the euro zone will meade tomorrow to discuss the financial crisis, and what to do next. >> south carolina lawmakers meeting how they'll bring down the confederate flag that's flown over the state house for more than 50 years. rallies called for the removal of the battle flag for weeks. the flag has been under scrutiny since last month's deadly shooting, at a charleston african-a

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo shows us the women publicly accusing cosby of sexual assault. >> the faces of assault their stories, spanning decades. these are 35 out of the 46 women who say bill cosby sexually assaulted them. it is the latest cover story by new york magazine, one that quickly crashed the magazine's website overnight. the feature is entitled cosby the women and unwelcome sisterhood, one by one they tell their stories, new york magazine posting to it twitter, beverly johnson says account, quote the part of it i wasn't prepared for was the onslaught of women that have been assaulted anthem telling me their story because i told mine. then there is barbara bowman's experience who said she was assaulted by cosby over the course of years, she says, i felt like a prisoner, i fit like i was kidnapped and hiding in plane site. i could have walked down any street in manhattan at any time and said: i'm being raped and drugged by bill cosby but who the hell would have believed me? nobody. tamara green allegedly assaulted in the early 19 70s goes onto talk about a culture

jan carabeo joins us now from that scene in washington square. jan, what have you learned? good morning. >> reporter: good morning, all quiet right now outside had this restaurant washington square section of the city. but that certainly was not the case just short time ago. this is a popular restaurant, very busy section of the city. but, central detectives are busy this morning investigating a robbery that happened here. right now they aren't releasing much information. but police say robbery happened 1100 block spruce street around 1:30 this morning, at this point investigators are not disclosing how much money was taken. also aren't saying how many suspects police are now being looking for. and police have not disclosed exactly who was robbed, but they do say that this restaurant was the target of that robbery again, it is here in the washington square section of the city, a very popular restaurant, a lot of people around, so possibly a lot of money involved here. there was one employee inside, we knocked on the door, they didn't come to the door. as soon as we get more

jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> what horrible example for their kids. >> i know, so viral. why does that stuff go viral? >> in business news, shoppers love them some christmas in july. >> yep they do, another record broken on without street. money watch's jill joins us from wall street. we like the sound of all of this. >> good morning, happy friday. see if the markets can finish this week strong. dow jumped 707 points yesterday, nasdaq finished 64 points higher t means it closed new record high. shoppers, we know, were slamming amazon prime day sale on social media. but it was huge success at the cash register. the retailer sold 398 items per second, 18% more than best "black friday", in fact, amazon says it will be making prime dame a -- day an annual event. wal-mart meanwhile christmas in july sale also a hit. wednesday on line orders increased by triple digits over last year. >> traveling coach does not need to be rain full. ranks airlines on coach experience. jet blue; number one with more leg room than other airlines, also free wifi. southwest, is the most consumer fr

for now live in kingsessing jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> jan, thank you. also breaking this morning live look at house fire in monroe township gloucester county. this is the 200 block of buckingham court where two alarm fire broke out around 2:30 this morning. there is no word right now on possible injuries. we will continue to follow this braking news and bring you update throughout the morning. >>> now to this story, just bizarre police chase, that spanned two states, several highways and also, involved dozens of officers on the ground and in the air. they are told this chase started around 7:30 last night, in oakland, camden county. police pull over a car for a traffic stop. they soon realize the man's wanted forearmed robbery. now, that's when he fleece, and the whole chase starts. he heads to philadelphia, then bark over the bridge to new jersey. he drives through camden, to the depford mall, again back over the bridge, to philadelphia. the man eventually exits i95 near the airport. that's when police use what is called a pitman offer. the van rolled

for now we're live in nicetown, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan thank you. 5:05 right now. of course we're all gearing up for the fourth every july holiday. a lot of folks already in holiday mode. >> from the city to the shore we have you covered. lots of festive tis going on, nicole brewer down the shore in ocean city, just voted best beach in new jersey. but first, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is on independence mall where authorities are stepping up security, for all the big holiday events. justin good morning. >> reporter: ukee, erika, good morning, you know, you won't find many sit that's do the fourth as big as philly does. that will plan will continue despite chatter of threat against our country and our whom day. coming up this weekend. >> few things are more fun than fireworks on the fourth, unless they comma few days early. on penn's landing thursday night crowds craned their next hi, taking in the show burst by burst. >> it was pretty cool. we come out every year. so it is pretty good. >> despite the rain, the philly pops pulled off a ground show, cho

jan carabeo live for us in new castle delaware with you funnel cloud was apparently spotted, right jan? >> reporter: good morning, the office of emergency management is on scene here in hard hit new castle county, delaware this morning as you can see so are a whole lot of power crews. they have been going non-stop, working around the clock this storm that blew through here last night caused a whole lot of damage. so let's get straight to the video. exactly what came through here though last night is still unclear. the office of emergency management says just before 8:00 what appeared to be a funnel cloud moved through this area. the most significant damage was done here at the delaware river industrial park on docks on drive and nearby mobile home park. officials say the cloud appeared to be 30 feet above the grounds and caused walls to collapse at several commercial building, told the storm complex dollars at nearby mobile home park, downed utility polls, leaving some folks without power. earlier in the evening take look at this video there is storm rolled through points west as erika

we are reporting live at 30th street station, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you for. that will you can find everything you need to know about the pope's visit including transportation plans, while he's in town. so go to our website cbsphilly.com/papal visit. >> right now time is 5:37. in business news this morning one of the big tech companies powered a surge on the nasdaq, we want the latest on that and other business store thinks morning, with jill wagner up at the new york stock exchange jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. investors will be watching as big tech companies report earnings for the past quarter the dow fell 33 points friday, the nasdaq, though, jumped 47, which means it closed at new record high. one reason for that, google. shares of the tech giant soared on friday, to new record, the stock value jumped $65 billion, in just one day that's the biggest one-day percentage gain ever for stock. and it came after google said it saw major growth in mobile advertising, and also the time spent on youtube. that grew in the second quarter.

jan carabeo, cbs 3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, there has been ripple effect. grounds stop impacted travelers at los angeles international airport. united terminal filled quickly. decline of delayed travelers stretched right out of the door. travelers encounter long lines during the outage at chicago o'hare airport. ground stop reportedly delayed more than 100 flights there. similar scene at nashville airport this morning travelers waited at the united terminal until the computer problem was resolved. >> more fall out from entertainer bill cosby bombshell under mission under oath. disney removed his statue at the television arts, several on line petition called to have disney remover the statue. cosby yet to comment on newly-released court documents, he admitted to obtaining drugs to give it to women with whom he wanted to have sex. >>> ebola fears sparked hawes mate situation. responded to east kennedy boulevard last night after man fell ill. health department officials confirmed the man was admitted to monmouth medical center in lakewood, after being diagnose

carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thanks for that. happening today gloucester county trying something little different to fight west nile virus. they are going to release 10,000 of these tiny fish in retention basins across the country today. these fish are known as mosquito fish, they eat mosquito larvae. west nile virus transmitted through mosquito bite, hopefully crackdown on the little biters. also today summer tradition down the shore we love these videos the 106 annual wildwood baby parade steps off at 10:30 in wildwood at the convention center. so cute. along with the little darlings in the parade, there will also be baby waddle for even smaller babies. too cute. special guests include the parallel globe trollers, a appearance by the 1944 oceania, mary ann. i think you're getting some ideas right now, you can tell. >> you can tell. mark your calendars. tomorrow is national last and ya day, some say the best recipe for the italian favorite can be found right here in philadelphia, south philadelphia to be exact. coming coming up

reporting live, in the sat center, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage on bill cosby's admission when not near a tv go to the website cbsphilly.com. >> investigators trying to figure out what caused this four alarm fire in delaware county. chopper three over the fire yesterday at the pay less shoe store on 69th street in upper darby. homes behind the store were evacuated because of the heavy smoke. fireplace dollars under control. one firefighter taken to the hospital tore checked out. we continue to work to find out how he is doing. >> police hope surveillance video will them them find suspect who killed a young mother over the holiday weekend. family friends gathered in hunting park last night, to mourn 17 year old anita cotton. police say cotton was stabbed to death by another teen girl after a group she was with got into fight with other teens following the sit east fourth of july celebration. that young mother leaves behind a two year old daughter. >>> well, today marks the fifth anniversary of the deadly duck boat accident

carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you for. that will the storms as you might imagine have led to power outages across our region. right now peco says more than 1500 homes and businesses don't have power. delmarva has more than 1800 outages. pse&g reporting about 1800. and meted reporting more than 1600 customers in the dark. >>> i want to check in with vittoria. not too much damage in terms every road closures, right vittoria? >> erika, i would say i was just double checking, my producer tim don't have too much to talk about besides flooding, in regard to yesterday's storm. i know for myself when i was trying to get onto 95 this morning, i was traveling on aramingo before i hit the exit there. there was huge ponding section of the roadway that was compromising a few lanes so i would say that flooding would be our biggest problem in the areas. also driving home last night broad street has had some big puddles, although we had to watch out for. be mindful of that. with the power outages you could find something centrally located

we are reporting live in philadelphia, jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, we will check back with you shortly thank youment happening today philly gets festive for the fourth welcome america festival continues with the liberty block party from 1:00 until 83:00 on fifth and sixth streets between market and chestnut. then at 8:00 tonight the philly pops concert on the steps of independence hall. it is free, but you might want to bring your lawn chair. >> the bombs bursting in air you can't have a fourth of july celebration without fireworks. last night they lit up the sky over penn's landing. the philadelphia orchestra also struck a patriots i can cord. there was great crowd despite the rain, just before the concert started. >> it is a blessing, i mean, you get the water you get free music good people, can't ask for anything better than that. >> that's for sure. technicians are gets the stage ready for saturday's big show featuring the roots. thousands are expected to pack the ben franklin parkway. >> stay connected throughout the holiday weekend on our website. there you will

reporting live at 30th street station this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a lot to keep track of, thank you. more details are revealed in the sexual assault allegations against comedian, bill cosby. he testified about andrea constant. obtained transcript from the deposition where cosby described the end court eras quote somewhere between permission and rejection. cosby has never been criminally charged in this case. >>> actress demi moore set to be in absolute shock after 21 year old man drowned in her swimming pool at their beverly hills home. los angeles authorities say was found dead in that pool yesterday morning moore gave statement she was out of the country during the time of this tragedy. and that he was attending a pool party hosted by her assistant. the family and friends told investigators he does not know thousand swim. >> former president george h.w. bush recovering at home in maine this morning. mr. bush was hospitalized, after falling at his home wednesday breaking a bone in his neck. doctors say the 91 year old should fully recover in about three, fo

i'm jan carabeo, live on campus, new president takes office bringing with her couple of firsts. i'll explain. >> jan thanks. also, kate katie has your forecast, justin checking the roads when we come right back on this monday morning good morn we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, save $300 to $700 on select mattress sets, plus 36-month special financing. ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >>> good morning, we'll check this out, one look at storm scan3, you can see what is headed our way today. we're tracking some showers moving into the area later on, also a threat of some stronger storm, over the next couple every days, and katie you've been describing it this morning as just your typical summer wetter. >> it is s

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now from the very active crime scene. jan, good morning. >> erika ukee, good morning police say this all started off as an attempted robbery but it quickly escalated into a gun fight. a shoot-out where four people were hit by gunfire, two of those people confirmed to be dead this morning and take a look, at how many shots were fired here this morning. the crime scene unit, as you can see still collecting evidence. there are more than 50 evidence markers there, in the intersection, so we have pretty large scene to deal with this morning we're told the gunshots errupted on the corner of classy -- collar ace and juniata streets. the video found shot to death about a block away at clarissa and bruner streets. this video was taken just about 30 minute ago, police removed his body from the scene. here is how police say it all went down right around 2:30 this morning. they say a man that would be robber approached a group of three people on the 1900 block of june at -- june and a. that man wearing ski mask, armed with a handgun.

reporting live in the sat centerment jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan thank up. >> 6:36 right now. the fbi says four bank robberies in north philadelphia may actually be connected. >> the latest happened just before 1:00 yesterday afternoon at the citizens bank in a crowded shoprite on the 1100 block of roosevelt boulevard in somerton. police say that the robber was a person dressed in full female muslim clothing. fbi spokesman tells "eyewitness news", they believe this is connected to a string of similar robberies in the northeast. >> this concerns us, obviously, anybody in such short periods of time since the beginning of june. this many robberies although, weapon has not been displayed she threatens violence. >> the fbi says the robber got away in a dark colored suv. >> philadelphia police are looking for this man who they say broke into the betsy ross house courtyard. surveillance video shows him climbing over the gate there and then off camera, police say, he broke into a vender's freezer and took several boxings of food. he then climbs back over that gate, and takes off.

reporting live in the sat center this morning jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. five years since the deadly duck boat accident on the delaware river. two young tourist frost hungry died when barge being pushed by a tugboat ran into stalled duck boat in the river. just this past may tour frist texas was struck and killed boy a duck boat. eyewitnesses say the 68 year old woman crossing the street in chinatown when the amphibious boat hit her. lawyers say they plan to make announcement about their investigation into that crash later today. >> a firefighter injured while battling this four alarm fire in delaware county. chopper three was over that fire yesterday at a pay less shoe store on 69th street in upper darby. homes behind the store were evacuated because of heavy smoke. the fire was placed under control (the cause is under investigation. >> final vote expected today on whether to remove the confederate flag from grounds in south carolina hear what lawmakers say about the debate whether we come back. >> also ahead new video of ice cave collapsing, now we have

our jan carabeo will update this story for us coming up in a live report in our next half hour. >> happening today diplomate plan to announce nuclear deal with iran. that will deal would curb the country's at tomorrow i can program in return for sanctions relief. negotiators say the final details of that pact are still being worked out. sticking points, as iran's, arms embargo blocks it from buying missiles and conventional weapons f agreement is reached congress will get 06 days to approve that deal. >> manhunt underway for a reputed drug kingpin who broke out of mexican prison. with a keen guzman apparently escaped through mile long tunnel from prison 55 miles wells of mexico city. former dea administrator said guzman should have been in american president on. runs cartel that dominates cocaine and heroin trades. >> trump using his escape to say i told you so. that will tweet he pointed to the reputed drug lord's break out as a reminder of the problems he was referring to. when trump announced his candidacy last month he said that many mexican migrants bring drugs and crime to the u.s. >>

our jan carabeo will join us with the latest developments overnight. >> also, ahead a judge recognizes the suspect in her courtroom. but, it is not because he's a repeat offender. we'll tell you how the pair knows each other when we continue, and we start again at the top of the hour. you're watching "eyewitness news" this morning. good morning, family see you in a bit. >> a washing this holiday weekends, officials stepping up security for the fourth of july. >> speaking of the fourth, lots of folks waking up down the shore right now. we'll be in ocean city for you. showing you some of the festivities. that's beautiful shot right there. >> love a pink sky. >> gorgeous it is friday, the thirds every july, hi, good morning, everyone, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm ukee washington. >> pleasant on both front ladies? >> sure is. yep, no one on the roads. katie? >> that's it? good night. >> i have a little more activity. barely cloud in the sky right november the cbs-3 skydeck what you will find however potential for some maybe patchy fog couple of spots since very calm start to the morning. vi

our jan carabeo will have reaction to that book's release ahead in our next half hour. just know a lot of folks are still up pouring through that book. >>> still ahead this morning weaver some newspaper video as tornados tear through the midwest. we'll show you the damage left behind. also katie is tracking some possibly severe storms as they head our way today. also amazing she did it. >> incredible survival story. teenager survives a plane crash and several days alone in the wilderness. how she was finally rescued. >> also, another home-grown terror plot foiled. you have to hear who turned that suspect in to police. >> ♪ ♪ >> and you want to keep that umbrella handy today. katie let you know when the rain arrives coming up after the break. good morning. >> ♪ ♪ new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> lucky to be alive after she survived a plane crash the 16 year old man and today walk out after rugged forest to safety. now, searche

our jan carabeo will have more on ghost at a watch man in our next hour. 4:36. two former philadelphia police officers are scheduled to appear for their a rain nam brutality case. kevin robinson and sean mcknight are charged in the 2013 beating of rivera, captured on surveillance cameras. investigators say the two officers knocked him off his scooter, then beat him before arresting him. they also declared rivera was innocent. >> man from south jersey is facing animal cruelty charges accused of leaving two puppies in a hot car to die. authorities say that kevin conquest from sicklerville, left those puppies in a mt. laurel parking lot while he worked on july 4th. the puppies were a four month old husky and four mobility old golden retrieve earl. authorities say the dogs which were in a crate were already dead when they arrived on the scene. >> do not leave dogs, any animals in a car doesn't matter whether the air conditioner is running the windows are down, you may get tied up in a store or where ever you are and it will take you longer than you intended, but the

i'm jan carabeo reporting live this morning coming up we have that video and the charges that they face. >> plus, new smoking ban thousands of people no longer allowed to light up in their homes in philadelphia. but not everybody plans to follow that rule. katy? >> and nicole, another nice, comfortable day before we are looking ahead to our next heatwave. so talking temperatures here, coming up for the weekends. we kick offer the pattern every 90s we'll tell you how long it will last coming up. erika? >> thank you katie. watching the roads before you head out the door. we will check in with vittoria that's coming up next, looks little blue out. feeling blue. no reason to. it is friday. we'll be right back. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet those delicious oats in cheerios can help lower cholesterol. cheerios... how can something so little... help you do something so big. >> talk about a knock-down drag out brawl, right on the sidewalk, two new jersey dads duke it out in a video gone viral this morning. we'll show you more of t

jan carabeo joining me in the studio, we have a copy of the coveted book. lines for this. >> we crack it open to get a whiff. >> a the love people looking forward to this. >> talking to people reading the first chapters of it? >> a lot of people out actually overnight. >> this follow to up critically acclaimed and fan favorite to kill a mocking bird is all of the literary community can talk about. in it harper lee the scout there is time all grown up, and her father is portrayed in a very different light. it seems like things in the delaware valley just can't wait to get their hands on a copy. the long wait is over. >> that's the first copy. >> harper lee's highly anticipated novel, go set a watch man now on sale across the country. and this group at the big blue marge book store in mt. airy one of the first to set eyes on the work, for decades remained a soak rhett. >> this book was actually written before to kill a mocking bird. >> i'm actually really excited to read, welshing i almost want to say the pre quill. >> this was the draft her editor worked ont

i'm jan carabeo live on campus i'll explain straight ahead. >> see now little bit. also, another dangerous discovery down the shore. we'll let you know the latest speech where this portuguese man o war washed up. >> well, summer here, in full effect tracking not just building heat, building humidity but additional shots for showers and/or thunderstorms, not just today but moving forward in the eyewitness weather seven day. we'll detail everything for you all coming up. >> thank you also, watching the roads this morning justin has the backups to avoid when we come right back. good morning. >>> good morning, it is a historic day at lasalle university. as the school's first-ever female president takes over. and that's not the only way that she is making history either. we are live on campus coming up in just a moment. >> indeed. first though it is a muggy none day out there as the holiday weekends wraps up. certainly hope you have a great fourth of july weekendment back to reality. ♪ ♪ back to life ♪ ♪ >> sorry, back to the 90s apparently too, i like it. >> oh,

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joining us now with more, really is powerful image. >> incredibly powerful image on the cover. de tickets 35 women who say bill cosby sexually assaulted them. this project, was six months in the making and inside the pages of new york magazine, each woman is featured and shares her individual experience. >> the faces of assault their stories spanning decades. these are 35 out of the 46 women who say bill cosby sexually assaulted them. it is the latest cover story by new york magazine, one that quickly crashed the magazine's website overnight. the feature is entitled cosby the women and unwelcome sisterhood. one by one they tell their stories, new york magazine posting to its twitter beverly johnson's account quote, the part of it i wasn't prepared for was the onslaught of women that have been assaulted anthem telling me their story because i told mine. then there is barbara bowman's experience. who says she was assault the by cosby over the course every years, she says, i felt like a prisoner. i felt like i was kidnapped and hiding in plane site. i

our jan carabeo joins me now in studio with more on the characters, the controversy and also the cash. a lot of row tailor hoping to scoop it up. >> your local book store getting a big boost by this. fans are excited too that's an understatement. they started reading watch man, as soon as it was released many are already sharing what they think about the new novel, one that portrays grown up scout and an aging add cuss finch. >> harper lee's much anticipated book go set a watch man already in the hand of fans across the delaware valley but marble book store released its 20 copies at midnight. and expect more to fly off store shelves later today. >> we will easily sell 50 copies of the book over the next couple weeks. that's normally what we sell from be best sell nerve six month or so. >> an author herself she was inspired by harper lee's to kill a mocking bird and its characters. but unlike many other fans, she is not so much shocked as intrigued, to hear that beloved addcuss finch, an aging biggot in the novel. >> i'm really curious about this. i'm excited about reading about what t

jan carabeo joining us with more on the cover that you see this image and you don't realize how many accusers there are until you she. >> such powerful image. so many people want to read this article that the website actually crashed overnight. so we'll have update on that in just a bit. definitely powerful image depicting 35 women who say bill cosby sexually assaulted them. this project with six months in the making, and inside the pages of new york magazine, each woman is featured and shares her individual experience. >> the faces of assault, they are stories spanning decades these are 35 out of the 46 women who say bill cosby sexually assaulted them. it is the latest cover story by new york magazine, one that quickly crashed the mag even's website overnight. the feature is entitled cosby the women unwelcome sisterhood, one by one they tell their stories, new york magazine post to go it twitter, beverly johnson's account, quote, the part of it i wasn't prepared for was the onslaught of women that have been assaulted anthem telling me their story because i told mine. then, there is