>> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> right now on "eyewitness news," new information in the crash that critically injured actor tracy morgan and for the first time we are now seeing the truck driver accused of causing the deadly pileup on the new jersey turnpike. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining

us. 1 person was killed in this crash, morgan and 2 others were critically injured and late this afternoon the actor's publicist released a statement detailing some of tracy morgan's injuries. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live outside of robert wood johnson hospital in new brunswick with new information for us. matt. >> reporter: natasha, the information that we're hearing is good news for tracy morgan and his family. a representative for the actor and comedian says that the actor is doing better today than he was yesterday. he's more responsive according to his doctors. we do know however that he remains in critical condition. we know that he suffered a broken leg on which he had surgery earlier this afternoon. he also suffered a broken femur, a broken nose and several broken ribs after saturday morning's accident on the new jersey turnpike. this is exclusive video of the limo bus tracy morgan and 6 others were riding in saturday morning when it overturned on the new jersey turnpike. 1 man was killed while morgan and 2 others remain in

critical condition. for the first time we're seeing the man who police say caused the crash. this is 35-year-old kevin roper, a wal-mart truck driver from georgia. he turned himself in to police after being charged with 1 count of death by auto and 4 counts of assault by auto. we're told he failed to notice traffic slowing down in front of him around 1:00 a.m. on the turnpike near cranbury township he slammed into the back of morgan's limo bus causing it to flip. 63 year old comedian james mcnair was killed. tracy morgan, morgan's assistant and ardie fuqua junior remain in critical condition. a fifth man was treated and released. 2 others were not injured. a company that owns the limo bus express their condolences and agreed that their driver was not at fault in this 6 vehicle crash. a representative for tracy morgan also telling us that he's expected to be in the hospital for at least the next few weeks. his family also expressing their thanks for the love and support they've received over the last 2 days.

we're live in new brunswick, new jersey, matt rivers, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> matt, we're all wishing him well. thank you so much. "eyewitness news" was the first to report that tracy morgan was involved in this crash, so we will continue to stay on top of every angle of this investigation as it plays out. you'll find any updates on television and online at cbsphilly.com. breaking news now out of las vegas where a shooting lives 5 people dead in. authorities the say the officers were eating lunch at a cc's pizza parlor when 2 suspects shot them. the man and woman ran into a wal-mart where they shot another person and then killed themselves. this is breaking news out of las vegas. stay with "eyewitness news" as this story develops. and developing right now, police say a love triangle led to stabbing at a wawa in camden county, new jersey a woman tracked her husband's to

the wawa in north black horse pike in runnemede. he was inside the store but his current love interest was sitting outside. >> she approached the car, striking his goldsby in the face. she exits the vehicle with a knife allegedly stabbing miss davis several time in the side and arm. >> a gas station attendant tried to break up the fight and is stabbed in the arm. police say both women will be charged. now let's get the very latest on our weather today. the second half of our weekend, it was just as great as the first "eyewitness news" in franklin square where it was a perfect spot on a lovely lazy sunday afternoon but now we're in for some changes. meteorologist justin drabick is live on the cbs3 sky deck tracking showers and storms headed or way. justin. >> hope everyone enjoyed the dry weather. looks like our streak of quiet weather will be coming to an end later tonight as we're

tracking a bit of an unsettled forecast for the next several days. storm scan3 shows clouds increased this afternoon, still some breaks in the clouds. you may see a few peeks of sun in the evening. showers might presidential candidate up later on this evening into the overnight. scatterd in nature and there could be a rumble of thunder with a brief heavier downpour. that forecast stays unsettled as we head through monday. tonight scattered showers moving from west to east this evening. there could be a possible thunderstorm in there. best chance for some steadier heavier rain will occur during the overnight hours as the actual storm system closes in on the delaware valley. so, through the day tomorrow still clouds with some off and on showers. 82 the current temperature right now at the airport in philadelphia. surrounding suburbs starting to drop down into the 70's with clouds. coming up in the full forecast we'll talk about humidity that's on the rise. certainly going to feel like summer but an unsettled week in the 7 day forecast. we'll show that you coming up in a few more minutes. natasha back to you.

>> thanksup justin. philadelphia police are investigating a deadly case of road rage on the boulevard. this happened just after 11 o'clock last night near the intersection of north fifth street in feltonville. the argument was between the occupants of a car an rider of a motorcycle. a man was killed and a woman was shot twice is that listed in stable condition. police are questioning 1 person. so far, no charges have been filed. also a driver crashes into a house in camden. it's later discovered that he has been shot several times. this was the scene on the 700 block of sycamore street in camden overnight. you see the car riddled with bullet holes. police say the driver is currently in critical condition. 3 residents were displaced because of the damage to the home. and crews are also now working to repair a large water main break that damaged 2 properties and turned a north philadelphia street into quite a mess. the water that gushed from a ruptured main left a gaping hole at 27th and master streets in brewerytown.

workers capped the 36-inch main. the intersection remains closed. neighbors described this scene as a raging river going right down the street. >> it was -- it was crazy. last night it was a lot of water. it was like running rapids down here. took the water department a little while to get down here but eventually they did, quarantined off all the areas around the blocks and it started going down. >> well, no 1 lost water service as a result of the break. officials are now sure how long it will take to fix the broken pipe or when the road might be fully repaired. and crews in delaware, they're almost finished removing a large mound of dirt suspected of causing the interstate 495 bridge to tilt. officials have said removing the dirt is the first step in getting the bridge repaired which was closed to traffic last week. the work on the bridge is expected to take weeks, possibly even months. and another head's up for you to drivers. crews will be setting up concrete barriers in the

northbound lanes of 95 between girard and allegheny on monday night in order to paint new traffic lines. the work will be done in the overnight hours this week but expect delays until commuters adjust to this new traffic patent work on the southbound lanes begins on june 19th. stay with us everyone. still ahead here on "eyewitness news," the philadelphia pride parade takes over the streets of center city and this year a new reason to celebrate. we'll have more on the festivities. plus an historic day at the vatican as pope francis holds a peace prayer with the presidents of israel and palestine. we'll have more on this historic meeting. justin. >> and an unsettled weather pattern returns to the delaware valley as i'm tracking showers and storms for the work week. i'll have the details. >> and straight ahead in sports the phils wrap up their road trip today in cincinnati. lesley has highlights when we come

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"eyewitness news." >> well, u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl has told the people treating him at a u.s. military hospital that was indeed tortured while in taliban captivity. bergdahl said he was beaten and held in a cage after he tried to escape. the new york times is reporting that doctors say bergdahl is physically able to travel but not emotionally ready to be reunited with his family. bergdahl was returned to the u.s. military in exchange for the release of 5 taliban militants at guantanamo bay. a move that has sparked a political firestorm. >> what we're doing here is reconstituting the taliban government, the same guys that are mass murderers, 1 killed thousands of shiite muslims. >> we know we have the ability to be able to deal with people who want to threaten americans or threaten the united states and if that's what they go back on their word to do, we have any number of avenues available to us to be able to deal with that. >> the fbi says authorities

are now investigating threats made against bergdahl's family who live in idaho. pope francis makes good on his word and welcomes the presidents of israel and palestine to the vatican to pray for peace. cbs news correspondent anna metranga has more on this meeting. >> reporter: the presidents embraced and planted an olive tree as a sign of peace. pope francis invited them to the vatican after peace talks broke down last month. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: the pontiff told leaders they must respond to the people's desire for peace. both men replied with words of reconciliation. >> peace seems distant. we must pursue it to bring it closer. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: abbas said we speak prosperity and peace of mind for ourselves and others alive. an old friend of the pope was

present at the prayer service. >> this meeting today has a very important aim, to increws a spiritual dimension in the political scenario of the middle east. >> reporter: pope francis has played down expectations saying the leaders are not here to negotiate an end to the conflict but to pray for 1. >> you can sit there and negotiate and negotiate and sometimes that brings results and sometimes it doesn't but in prayer it's a unification indication of forces. >> reporter: he said it takes more courage to make peace than to make war. anna matranga for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> the pride parade took over the streets of center city this afternoon. besides the music and festivities there were 15 wedding ceremonies performed celebrating the state's legalization of gay marriage on may 20th. participants marched from

independence mall to finance happening that's where the group the village people entertained the crowds. in harrisburg governor tom corbett and first lady susan corbett hosted a an open house at the governor's residence. it was the fourth annual arts event. visitors included horticulture music and arts activities. it kicks off the second sunday event being held throughout the summer. >> beautiful day for any festivities outside. >> yes, another great weekend. that's been the trend around here lately. >> i guess change is on the way. >> it's going to be more humid and off and on showers, maybe even a few thunderstorms. let's break it down for you. the shore looks pretty good. next several hours should be okay. should stay dry so not a bad evening to hang out in ocean city at the boardwalk. still some sunshine out there but clouds will continue to move in from the west. it was another warm day inland, though, today. check it out. did make it up to 84 degrees for the high temperature. 81 is the average so above that. record high 97, set back in

2011 and again we did not hit 90 degrees yet this year. here's storm scan3. clouds rolling into the area, there's some light shower activity breaking out across areas of northern lancaster county, into berks county, northern chester county. this is light stuff. more thunderstorm activity well to the west. that will take some time to get here. if it holds we could deal with heavier rain through the overnight hours. the next few hours, maybe some light showers depending where you are, mainly north and west of the city,. unsettled weather continues throughout the day monday. still warm, though. low 80's allentown, philadelphia, mid 70's near the shore, 76 in millville, 79 in reading. now we talked about the dewpoint temperature 'cause this tells us how humid it is outside. this is pretty low for summer time. low mid-50's, 65 is kind of that magic number. once you get to that that's when it starts feeling very humid and uncomfortable. watch what happens over the next 24 hours. monday afternoon, now we're seeing those dewpoint temperatures in the mid 60's so the humidity levels really rise over the next 24 hours

and that stays humid through tuesday. we're app ploaf proaching the 70-degree mark. that's when it starts to feel a bit oppressive and that humidity helps fuel showers maybe thunderstorms as low pressure tracks eastward overnight into your monday so off and on showers through the day on monday. the threat will continue into tuesday as this front kind of stalls over the region. could see a few breaks of sunshine, temperatures in the low 80's. the humidity continues to midweek. we may catch a break in the action on wednesday as we're in between 2 storm systems but another 1 moves in from the west. we'll see another round of some showers and storms for the end of the week, so kind of unsettled throughout the entire next 5 days or so. so, here we go, overnight off and on showers, maybe a thunderstorm, brief heavy downpour. this could impact the morning commute monday morning. still some showers around. and the threat continues throughout the afternoon. really depends where you are. not going to call it an all day washout but keep in mind any time through the day monday there's that threat for a shower and a thunderstorm. same deal for tuesday, especially during the afternoon hours. humidity around we could see

more showers and thunderstorms popping up. overnight mostly cloudy skies, couple of showers, maybe a storm, 65 for the low temperature so we're warming it up a little bit. more clouds and more humid for monday with some showers and storms any time through the day with a high temperature near 80 degrees, so a little bit cooler than today 'cause of the clouds and showers. at the shore not the best day. it's going to be breezy, clouds, mid 70's for the air temperature. water temperature actually is on the rise hitting the low 70's today. watch out for those showers and storms especially in the afternoon. here's the extended forecast. we'll keep it in the low to mid 80's pretty much throughout the entire week. best shot for wet weather monday tuesday, again thursday and friday and right now next weekend we start to dry out, temperatures back in the mid 80's with sunshine. typical summer weather, showers and storms, humid. >> thank you justin. lesley is here with sports. >>hillies finish their series with the reds in cincinnati the chance to take the series and a series win would help right about now. third innothing score runners

on the corners. chase utley hits a zach fly to left field. ben revere scores. this would be their only run of the game. fifth inning reds pitcher homer bailey hits a single up the middle. that drives in 2 runs. cincinnati will go ahead for g the next batter billy hamilton takes david buchanan's pitch over the wall in right for a 2-run homer and now it's a 4-1 game. buchanan went 6 innings giving up 4 runs on 6 hits. homer kept phillies bats quiet going 8 innings giving up a run on 6 hits and struck out 7. the reds beat the phils 4 to 1. fightans now 11 games under .500 and have the worse record in the national league, the second worse record in baseball. california chrome denied his shot at becoming the first triple crown winner in 36 years: colt finished fourth. tonalist the big winner. the owner visited with chrome today as he deals with

a nasty cut on his hoof. as for what comes next, chrome is being treated with a special bandage and he will rest. >> will take me about 2 to 3 weeks and then we'll stop on him for about 6 or 7 weeks and give him some pasture time t chrome is going to have a needed rest. it's been a tough campaign for him. >> to tennis, men's finals at the french open, number 1 rafael nadal versus novak djokovic. nadal won in 4 sets to win his fifth straight french title. tied for second with pete sampras 3 behind roger federer. game 2 between the rangers and kings went into overtime again. dustin brown's redirection passed henrik lundquist gave l.a. that 3 to 2 win. kings have a 3 to nothing series lead over new york. game 3 tomorrow night at madison square garden. jimmy johnson's bid to win

his third straight sprinter cup race came to an end today. dale earnhardt jr. wins the pocono 400. johnson ended with sixth place. this is earnhardt'd second victory of the season. the first victory at the 2.5-mile track. before ling to pocono, dale jr. taking on charles barkley in a go-cart races. they had 2 races. the first 1 dale comes up and bumps charles out of the way. he would win that race. charles not having any of it. he took the second race. will there be a rematch? we'll

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