ended by a wal-mart semi truck, early saturday morning on the new jersey turnpike, in a deadly crash. our exclusive video of the totaled van shows extent of the damage. >> i'm doing fine man. >> reporter: harris stanton was one of those seven, new york comedian recalls horror of had happened two days after being released from the hospital. >> very scary, car accident, yo. >> reporter: crash killed six three-year old comedian james mcnair, hospital officials say tracie more again, his assist tenth and arty farque remain in critical condition. monday criminal court documents released to cbs-3 say driver of the semi 35 year-old kevin roper had gone more than 24 hours, without sleeping. >> they won't, truck drivers get in trouble for being late. >> reporter: drivers at this truck stop near the turnpike say their employers demand they are often overwhelming many falsify personal logs and

break federal safety rules about being on the road. >> it makes a loud sound, boom and lets you know you have one hour, of service. >> reporter: jeremy floyd shows us his log and most look like this digital constantly monitored but it is unclear what he had in thinks truck. >> you should not go over that time. you need to find somewhere to park asap. >> reporter: those criminal court documents roper is accused of spending more than 24 hours on a ship, before taking a break. federal guidelines call for a zero hour rest, after just 11 hours on the road. roper again is due back in court on wednesday. it is latees from new brunswick, new jersey steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve paterson on this story since early saturday morning, thanks very much. friend and former colleagues are sending love to trace i morgan's way, s and l cast mate set myers spoke about tracie morgan. >> sending our thoughts and

prayers, on the staff, you know, tracie was a vet at snl and always looked out for me. i'm thinking of him right now. >> "eyewitness news" was first to report tracie morgan's involvement in this crash. we will stay on top have of every angle of the investigation. you can find our updates on tv and also on line at cbs philly.com. update on a story we brought you at noon woman walking her dogs who say that she was stalk by a man on the bike in tread tremendous township. police say they have interviewed a man on the bike and they will not be filing any charges. police also say man is not connect to the may 12th attempted sexual assault of a woman in that area police released a sketch of that suspect in the attack and the investigation, continues there. about 4,000 peco customers and in bucks county are without power tonight after an issue at one of the substations. we're told outage is contain to the doylestown new hope area, right new there is no word what caused the outage but peco says utility crews

are working on getting that back on line within the hour. weather now we may be in for a stormy week as unsettled weather is set to arrive. lets check with meteorologist kathy orr, she starts on the cbs-3 sky deck tracking chances for thunderstorms, kathy. >> it is feeling like summer, chris. very humid out here. it will not change until the weekend. lets look at storm scan three, we have clouds, showers, right now we are seeing a line of showers and thunderstorms, through northern and western suburbs and everything is moving towards the northeast. the problems are in montgomery county, you can see the heavy rain, indicating the reds and orange from gwynedd, upper dublin, 276, northeast extension near white marsh all this moving toward northeast. we have lightening associated with this particular cell, as well, so please be aware of that if you are driving this evening. now in the lower part of the montgomery county we have a flood advisory because of the heavy rain. that is until 6:30 this evening.

we're talking about heavy downpours associated with all these cells coming together ponding on area roads reduced visibility because of that heavy rain and included to ground lightening, in lower montgomery county and all that is moving into lower bucks county. right now in philadelphia 78. eighty in millville. eighty-four in dover. this evening it will stay warm and muggy. the showers will somewhat diminish but it still will be sticking around. 7:00 o'clock 76. a few showers at nine, 73. mild and muggy at 11:00 with the temperature of 70 and even areas of fog. we have a little bit of everything. the storminess will increase as we can progresses. more on that coming up later in the broadcast. questions are being raised new about when delldot knew the i495 bridge was tilting, 911 transfers were released from a driver who said he noticed the bridge seemed uneven and that call which you where to hear was placed on april 15th.

bridge was closed last monday, charles allen your says he drove across the bridge every day for decades, here's a portion of his call. >> the bridge appears to be separating. i drive over that bridge for every day and i just noticed on my way home that the median strip is separating about a foot difference between the 22 jersey bar letters in between the center of the road that call may april 15th. the bridge was eventually closed when a engineer call the tilt and called dell dot. the focus shift between that 911 call and the actual closure of the bridge. we will have much more at 6:00. we are also learning more about the investigation in the politically charge closures of the traffic lanes to the george washington bridge. a new jersey governor chris christie's chief of staff testified before a legislative pan tell day, "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at the state house in trenton with the latest, cleve. >> reporter: kevin owe dowd is

highest ranking government administration official to testify in the george washington bridge lane closures. he not only represents the the governor but his own reputation was on the line today because he could be the the next state attorney general. in what is customary practice in the investigative hearings about the george washington bridge lane closures, kevin began his testimony by clearing his name. >> i had no prior knowledge of, or played no role in the decision to close the lanes at the bridge last september. >> reporter: as chief of staff he was supervisor to bridget kelly, former christie staff era cues of conspiring to cause a traffic jam at for the for the lee as some kind of political retribution against the town's mayor. he looked to question kelly when reporters wouldn't drop the the issue. >> the the governor said something to the effect of kevin, this bridge issue is still out there, all of the noise about politics,

political retribution, this is a major distraction. >> reporter: he said kelly denied involvement but late are gave them an e-mail saying she knew what was going on as it happened. members of the investigative committee pressed him why he didn't try to verify pieces of information he received from people accused of being involved. they suggest other members of the christie's inner circle were too quick to acceptances when there were red flags all the way. >> anybody ever ask to see the traffic study. >> i did not. i don't know if others did. >> do you know why these lanes were closed. >> i don't. >> reporter: several lawmakers have said there is an abuse of power that took place within the governor's office. he said as chief of staff he doesn't know if there is anything he could have done to prevent lane closures. live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, there is breaking news right now protesters are out as governor christie joins pennsylvania governor tom corbett for an event in center city.

>> "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live with more on what the protest is all about, todd. >> reporter: jessica, right now police are telling us a group of several hundred protesters are making their way toward comcast building in center city. protesters were outside at the union league just on south broad street, we have video of that, we are made up of members of the philadelphia teachers union as well as their supporters. they are protesting the tens of millions of dollars in state budget cuts to the district, governor tom corbett we're told was scheduled to have a private fundraiser here today at the union league and that new jersey governor chris christie was also expect to be here. the location of that fundraiser may have changed, but in any case as governor corbett heads in the reelection campaign the teachers want their voices heard. >> some schools need books, some schools need more than others but it that is idea that we're here to educate and we can't do it.

our hands are tied in places. when our hand are tied the kids are losing out. >> reporter: again right new those protester are heading from the union league toward the comcast building at location of the governor corbett's private fund raise tore day has change. reporting live tonight from center city todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come on "eyewitness news", a freak accident caught on camera, do you see what happens when an out of control elevator rockets 31 floors in 15 seconds. also drivers beware get ready for what could be a traffic nightmare for four years what you need to watch out for on i-95. it is a look inside human brain like you have never seen before i'm health reporter stephanie stahl, with the first exclusive look at franklin

your brain is incredibly complex and in charge of everything now there is a new you exhibit at the franklin institute to help us better understand the mysteries of our mine. >> health reporter stephanie stahl was invite todd give us an exclusive first look inside >> reporter: take a climb inside your brain a two story structure that allows to you sianni feel how your brain looks and reacts to

everything. >> every step on these floor panels, we're triggering the simulation of brain activity. >> reporter: under the the tunnels are interactive floor panels each step triggers lights and sound. >> it is an incredibly active, dynamic, environment where you are part of the signaling. >> reporter: you can play virtual tennis and learn how you miss visual changes, or drive a car to see multi tasking is a myth. your brain switches back and forth. there are over 70 interactive experiences at the franklin institute's new exhibit. >> your brain is one of the most complex if not the the most complex organ in your body and it controls, everything that you do, see, feel, how you act. this exhibit, really allows you to understand some of the science behind that. >> reporter: this shows how neurons work with electrical and chemical signals. did you work there is a special part of the brain that recognizes faces? it interprets body language

and even emotions. >> this is discuss. >> your brain incredibly complex. it is made up of 86 billion neurons connect to go each other in complex networks and we can mountain see with the a microscope. >> reporter: the developer says it took seven years to create the the exhibit that includes what looks to be like a regular street scene, that is packed, actually with optical illusion toss learn how your brain tries to figure out is what real and what is not. this might look like an exploding manhole cover but it is not. >> the it really helps you understand what happens inside your head every day. >> reporter: you can test your short term memory and fine best way to keep your brain in good shape. we have a lot more information for you, including, how you can see all of this for free. check me out on facebook. we also have information on cbs philly.com. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good evening, everyone.

we have breaking news kathy was talking about you since that passing storm in the area. what we are looking at here is a flooding situation in norristown. i'll step out of the way so you can get a better idea. what you're looking at is 202 in the northbound direction where we see huge uponning of water. they have shut down 202 northbound at main street and it is affecting other roadways in this virginia interest is. traveling southbound you can still bypass through but emergency teams are on the scene. 202 northbound is shut down, dekalb street is also closed in both directions and since we are looking at this map take a look at all of the red sensors around the area have of norristown and even beyond that as we make our way out toward fort washington. traveling pennsylvania turnpike we are jam between valley forge and fort washington that is not only eastbound but we are seeing chase between fort washington and mid county tolls. we have volume on the schuylkill, we have volume on the northeast extension and take a look if you are traveling on 422, this is

right around the the area of trooper, westbound 422 we have flooding, primarily blocking i would say the left lane and also the left shoulder. notice vehicles bypassing it ever so slowly and take their time which is would what we advice at that time. as we look at our live speed sensors we are indicating rush and because weather it is slower than usual. thirteen on the cue kill. fifteen on i-95. i-95 is postponing their construction project on the northbound side between girard and allegheny. that is good news so still we will have that heavy volume again weather not helping, two hour delays at philadelphia international is the average, jessica and chris. >> thanks very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a scare for sandra bullock at her los angeles home. >> help for new graduate looking for jobs, three on your side's jim donovan will look at what employers want and what happens before and after a big hire. leslie? coming up in sports, nick foles is not worried about money, u.s. mens soccer team

arrives in brazil and jimmy rollins about to make history those stories and

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things to say the the least. humidity will stick around for quite sometime and pockets of heavy rain. we are dry in center city philadelphia, even on the camden side, this, of course, a few from campbell's field, looking across the bridge. look at this sky, it tells a story, hazy skies, with lots of cloud cover and sure it is sticky, on storm scan three we are looking at some storms, heavy downpours and all this is moving toward the northeast but the big problems, have been occurring in the southern part of the montgomery county, and it is stretching into bucks county right now. places like horsham, 276, heading toward norristown. this is where it was. you can see it spreading to the north east with very heavy rain and some flooding concerns. you can see right here the green indicates a flood advisory, in the red, indicating a flood warning for horsham, abington and cheltenham, very heavy rain, going on the at the current time. in this flood prone area we're talking about downpours and

potential for ponding on roads, street flooding, need flooding in poor drainage area ab wear of. that even reduced visibility and cloud to ground lightening, associated with these storms. please ab wear. that advisory does continue until 6:30 this evening. and we're going to keep a careful eye on that because it is a very slow moving complex of storms that has come together. right now in philadelphia it is 78. allentown 73. poconos 62. down the shore quiet, temperatures ranging from 67 in beach haven to cape may at 74, rehoboth beach, delaware at 76. big thing everything is talking about over the next couple of days, will be humidity or dew point. this is the scale or the comfort index. when dew point is 50 it is awesome very dry that cooler dryer canadian air mass. the right now we are between sticky and oppressive. due points between 65 and 70. looking across region pretty much every where in that

range. that will keep it very uncomfortable over the next couple days. for your tuesday we are watching this frontal bound dry sag setting up scattered showers and storms. then warm front lifts to the north, gives us a break on wednesday, from the rain but still humid thursday and friday, another batch of showers and storms, moving through and this is not going to clear the region until the weekend. so for rest of this evening some spotty showers, they will linger into the late night hours and during the the day tomorrow we will get that day time heating and tomorrow afternoon they flare up again. where we do see rain it will be falling very heavy at times. for this evening mostly cloudy fog the scattered showers, low temperature of 68 and during the day tomorrow, high of 84. muggy with clouds, scattered showers and thunderstorms, potential for flooding again and on the three day forecast you can see wednesday, muggy and warm by thursday some showers around maybe a few storms, the high 87 degrees. we will continue to update you on the flooding situation but for now we

i'm leslie van arsdal and let's start your clock. week three of the novacare complex nick foles says he is not worry about the contract he will make 625,000. birds cannot offer him an extension until after this season. he through 27 touchdowns and two interceptionness 2013. phillies with the night off back in action against san diego, they have lost eight of nine, jimmy rollins could be the all time hits lead they are week, he needs five hits to pass mike schmidt. u.s. world cup team departed from miami international on his waste to brazil, soccer fans sending him a send off with signs and

well wishes at world cup as they begin. game three of the stanley cup finals between new york and l.a., kings have a two to nothing series lead winning bet games in overtime. the coach is calling tonight's game a must win. miami heat even the series with san an tone tone ohio, lebron james scoring 35 to lead heat past spurs 98-96, game three tomorrow in miami. that is your sports. back to you. jessica and chris? >> well done, leslie. >> thanks very much. still to come here in the next half an her of news caught on camera, a frightening ride as an out of control elevator flies 31 floors in second and it crashes in the roof. plus i-95 drivers will soon have to start dealing with more construction i'm syma chowdhry with that

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court documents shows truck driver who crashed in morgan's limo van may not have slept for 24 hours before that accident. new jersey governor chris christie chief of staff appears before a legislative panel investigating the george washington bridge scandal, no doubt he will testify he played in role in the lane close another, kathy. we have heavy showers, downpours across the region especially in the parts of the lower montgomery county and northern part of the philadelphia county, where you see this heavy rain, we have a flash flood warning going on, heavy rain along 276, also along northeast extension and it the is also moving north and east into portions of bucks county. we're talking about some flooding, concerns that will get in the evening hours threw upper dublin, abington, cheltenham, and maryland. norristown we have flooded roads, streams, creeks, rivers rising and there is flooding on area roads and also, overpasses. so please be aware if you are going to be in this area lower

montgomery county and also part of the northern philadelphia county throughout this evening, flooding is occurring. be careful. never drive across a road that is covered with water. for now chris, back over to you. kathy, thanks very much. >> new at 5:30 tonight more construction on interstate 95. penndot is rebuilding and they say, improving a mile and a half of northbound i-95 from girard all the way up to allegheny avenue. the work was supposed to start tonight but rain has delayed that process so instead they will get things started on wednesday. lets turn to "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry live with the details on this rather ambitious plan, syma. >> reporter: that is right, chris. penndot made that announcement less than a hour ago talking about delays this project, for two days but that gives drivers now more time to prepare for that new condition trucks. these are sights and sound drivers on i-95 are accustomed

to starting wednesday night there will be a new bump in the road. >> is there more construction now. >> reporter: crews will start penndot's 211 million-dollar project to rebill north bound lanes between girard and allegheny avenue. crews will repairs and add a fourth travel lanes on each direction of i-95. coming here in the morning is bad. >> reporter: drivers will find a new longer construction pattern in place. >> it-rough. >> reporter: this is second largest construction contract this penndot's history. >> people become accustom to being stuck in traffic all the time but at nighttime there is no one driving and in one working. >> reporter: not this webbing crews will paint new traffic lanes and set concrete barriers from 10:00 to 5:00 wednesday through friday which means drivers will face overnight lane closures and ohio downs this week. >> speed it up, as fast as possible. >> reporter: this new product will take four years to complete. >> i hope they get it done quick and less than four

years. >> reporter: or just riding out construction. >> it is something you live with. they are making it better. >> reporter: others trying to avoid 95 as much as they can. >> i will start taking the train. >> reporter: is what best advice to handle traffic trouble. >> put good music on, definitely. >> reporter: here's more advice now that the project has been delayed for 48 hours it is time to start thinking about rerouting yourself and penndot set up a web site to give you advice and tips on how to deal these one trucks delays. to get that link head to our web site at cbs philly.com. live, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. the son of the quick abortion doctor kermit gosnell is facing multiple charges tonight in connection with the home invasion in mantua. 22-year old baronial saner was shot trying to break in the home on wednesday. his bail is set at $125,000 he has a preliminary hearing

june 20th. upper darby man is under a reason rape and human trafficking charges tonight. forty-two year-old kevin cornish allegedly assaulted a woman who answered a job posting for a home health aid on craigs list. police say that the 18 year-old woman went to cornish's apartment to fill out an application and that is where she said she was rape. philadelphia police want your help to identify a suspect wanted for multiple burglar is in washington square and logan circle. take a good look, police are searching for suspect in connection with three incidents that first happened on may sixth. in each incident suspect got away with electronic, total value stand at $4,200. police are still searching for suspect who robbed this 7-eleven convenient store in june yacht a it happened 5:30 this morning on the 1100 block of east luzerne street. suspect was wearing a mask and armed with the handgun.

the store clerk was not injured. there is no word on just how much money was taken. prayer vigil is scheduled for las vegas tonight for three people including two police officers kill in the weekend shooting rampage. investigators have identified shooters as a married couple who held extremist views. cbs news correspondent daniel nottingham has more. >> reporter: las vegas police identified couple of sunday's deadly shoot ago tax as jared and amanda miller, the heavily armed couple who moved from nevada to indiana in january dressed up as batman villains in photos on facebook. jared miller used social networking site to post anti government views and posted more rantings as recently as saturday. >> the suspect have so apparent thought that is along the lines of militia and white supremacist. >> reporter: videotaped message from million tore his wife was posted on you tube and reportedly recorded before he went to jail, last summer.

>> i know it feels like it is me and you verse the world and it kind of us. >> reporter: yesterday millers ambushed and killed two police officers at point blank range while eating lunch at a pizzeria. before running off with the officer's guns and ammunition the couple covered one officer's body with the swastika and a yellow banner with a snake above the bird, don't tread on me. then they pinned a net to the body of the other officers which read this is the beginning of the revolution. the couple also killed a man tried to confront them at a their by wal-mart store. then during the shoot-out with police amanda miller shot and killed her husband before shooting herself. she died at the hospital, police believe the couple acted alone. daniel not happening for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". audit released find long wait times around the country for patients seeking first

appointments at veterans affairs hospitals whether for a specially or primary care physician. a correspondencing to the audit 57,000 veterans have been waiting up to three months. average wait time at philadelphia's va hospital for those seeking treatment for post traumatic stress disorder is 26.5 days. department of veterans affairs announced it is canceling performance bonuses for all senior managerment in 204 as part of the response to that review. pakistani taliban is threatening more attacks after claiming responsibility for an assault at the airport that kill at least 28 people. gunman tribe as police guard stormed the airport setting off explosions there taliban says airport assault was revenge attack for u.s. drone strike last year that killed one of its leaders. the group is warning more attacks will come. well, many people are terrified at the thought of being in an elevator plunging to the ground. opposite happened to a man in chile and video of that shocking accident is now on

you tube. we will show it to you here. man got on that elevator on the first floor when it malfunctioned and then took off. watch as this man frantically starts pressing buttons and nothing works. elevator reach the 31st floor of the building in just 15 seconds and then smash in the roof. the man did suffer serious injuries to his head and legs. good evening, everyone. if you are traveling on 202 you will be happy to know that earlier closure on main street around norristown area has been reopened, however, traveling around king of prussia we are still going to fine high volume in both directions of 202 both northbound and southbound this shot not far from gulf road and another place to give yourself more time. looking at roosevelt boulevard it is heavy, we are dealing with some sort of an incident blocking the right-hand lane. northbound side of the boulevard around ridge avenue this volleys backing up

through to the schuylkill expressway. even exiting at kelly drive to get on the schuykill in the southbound direction and man, it is a busy day not only around center city around manayunk take a look at 95 in delaware county. right lane block in the southbound side approaching 495 to to construction. speed sensors indicating that it is not great, to 25th from the pa turnpike, 20 on the schuylkill. seventeen on i-95 give yourself more time. don't want to drive through any flooding on the roadway. >> good advice, vittoria, thanks very much. still to come new government help for those with student loans. >> plus three on your side jim donovan looks at the job landscape for new grads find out what employees are trending for. >> trend to go day 90's rapper turns night in the sin phone any to a wild party. this you have got to see. >> wow. >> weather-wise we are talking about warm humid conditions that are setting off showers, thunderstorms and downpours

that are creating flooding, we will track them coming up and show what you to expect throughout the evening, as we head toward the even of the week and weekend we will be righ

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this is great. but then what parents can identify with this, poor daddies stuck because she falls asleep and then she snuggles in closer. poor dad. she really does love it. this video has gotten 10 million hits. up next sir mix a lot making an invasion here at seattle symphony, rapper teamed up for a classical version of his hit baby got back. >> well, it is konstantinov conventional and look at party he created at stage for an ordinary concert but much more a lot when sir mix a lot was finish with his performance. >> yes, i love the symphony, and music pretty a little break of break in tradition but there were a lot of backs shaking out there. >> yes, there were.

no doubt it feels like summer so no surprise we would see sum are-like storms. >> it is unsettled this week. we have live team three coverage, and we will start with kate live on the cbs-3 sky deck, kate. >> thanks, jessica and chris. i can feel a few rain drops hitting me up on the sky deck

but nothing like seeing off to the north. this is the nature of the rest of the week. scattered showers and storms they are not every where but where they do set up they could pack a punch. lets look at storm scan three we can see what we are dealing with. scatter storms, this line over portions of the montgomery county and it has been setting there are for past several hours prompting first a flood advisory and then a flash flood warning. cell we're most concerned about is this one as we see red shading here on storm scan three right over abington, cheltenham and moving overturn pike causing major problems there. this is a flash flood warning, you can see areas in the dark red color. that goes until 8:30 tonight and proportions of, montgomery county and philadelphia county. 8:15. south east montgomery county, northern philadelphia county, rain rates exceeding 2 inches per hour with this particular cell and as we said it is not moving much at all. we are concern about street flooding and creek flooding.

this isn't going to be the last of it. lets look the at storm well off to the south and west tonight producing heavy rain and severe weather that will drift ease war. probably wednesday will be the day where most of the showers and storms stay off to the west but notice heading into new jersey that warm front approaches followed by cold front on friday. this is just a week of unsettled weather and we are getting it started with flooding rain just off to our north this evening and light rain falling in center city philadelphia for more on our rain chances and when it may come out we will send it back over to kathy. >> what a week indeed, kate not looking forward to that unsettled weather. down the the shore we have wind and you can see fog on our screen here with the camera shot. humidity from the city even down the shore and down the shore we will be seeing a few spotty showers as well, once again few and far between but where that rainfalls it will fall heart even through evening and late night. here's probability of the rain, through rest of the

week, tuesday at 40 percent chance, those showers bubbling up just like today but then by wednesday we will lower that chance to 20 percent and warm front lifts to the north. thursday that next storm system that kate mentioned moves from the west, 50 percent chance of showers and then are storms and 60 percent by friday and then we will clear it out right in time for the weekend. that is the silver lining in this forecast. right now in philadelphia, 78. millville 80. eighty-four in dover. sixty-two in the poconos. range in the temperatures. warmer temperatures to the south. we will stay quite warm and humid over next several days. we have a front just draped over us with warm, humid conditions, that frontal boundary forcing mechanism for those scatter showers and storms, and that lift to the north on wednesday we're in the warm sector so we won't have as many showers and storms, the driest day but it will be extremely warm and humid. almost a oppressive when you count all of the humidity.

front comes back. we are talking about more showers and storms and here's that cold front that kate mentioned by the time that clears late friday, we will be seeing drying conditions. tonight mostly cloudy skies, areas of fog with scattered showers in the nighttime hours, low of 68. for your tuesday mug which clouds with scattered showers and storms in the afternoon and i anticipate those big downpours. flooding concerns again localized high of 84. on the exclusive seven day forecast and shore cast, wednesday we will go 85, that is the driest day of the workweek, thursday 87, friday 86. weekend looks great with low humidity and temperatures and plenty of sunshine and by monday we have mostly sunny skies high of 83 at home. seventy-eight down the shore. remember sunday is fathers day. three on your side with some good news for recent grads saddled with student debt, relief is on the way. president obama will expand an existing program that capped

loan payments at 10 percent of the borrowers month liz income. white house says about 5 million more borrowers will be eligible for that program but it won't kick in until december of 2015. new college grads and their parents also eyeing the latest jobs report for clues on where to land that starting role. >> three on your side's jim donovan looks at the jobs landscape and what is happening now before and after a hire. >> reporter: grand just graduated with the political science degree but back in the classroom hoping to shape answers to some important questions. >> i'm thinking about where i will live what kind of job willie get, salary because up here is very expense turf live. >> reporter: just been member of the class of 2014 has similar worries but yet they remain optimistic. survey from consulting firm a censure found 84 of the grands expect a job in the chosen field among predecessors in the 12 and 13 however, almost half described themselves as

under employed. career services director christine cruz, keeps tabs on the ever changing list of fields in demand. >> some of the major things we try to hammer home with them is be curious. always be learning, be willing to be flexible and adapt to the changing environment thaw are in. that will help you being successful in your career. >> reporter: the survey also found 80 percent expect some sort of formal training starting a job. part of that is cultural. part of that is skills i'll need to do mize job in this company. we see the direct correlation between a simulation and on board to go productivity and performance. >> reporter: this also is interesting to note this survey found 75 percent of the grads said they have looked at availability of jobs in their field before deciding their major compared to only 65 percent of 2012. they are making decisions, based on the pending job market. >> of course. >> these are graduates who have seen job market decline.

>> exactly. >> be prepared as best as possible. >> good luck, jim, thanks. still to come on "eyewitness news" a scare for sandra bullock. >> disturbing new details about the man arrested for break nothing to her home, we will have that

sandra bullock takes legal action against the man who allegedly broke into her home yesterday morning. >> she as a protective order begins 39 year-old joshua corbett, whom police say is obsessed with bullock and may have been keeping a diary about her. man was caught rummage go through her belongings. bullock was home with her four year-old son but they were not

harmed. >> why are you staring at me. >> because you are beautiful. >> fault in our stars, top the weekend box office, the teen drama based on a best selling book with the same name tells story of young love, and cancer. the the fault in our stars sold 48.2 million-dollar worth of tickets, pretty impressive weekend. maleficent second at 33.5 million. tom cruise edge of tomorrow debuted in third, with just over 29 million, and followed by x men: days of future past. millions of ways to die in the wednesday round out the top five. >> miss u.s.a. 204 is... nevada. >> that is her, nia sanchez is new miss u.s.a. 20 146789 she was crowned last night in louisiana. sanchez is a fourth degree belt belt, and she plans to take her knowledge of martial arts to the masses, at miss

u.s.a. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a day without sleep, officials revealed new information about the crash, that killed one person, and left comedian tracie morgan critically injured. we have those new details, kathy. >> warm, muggy, storm a cross the delaware valley, where flooding is occurring and parts of the philadelphia and montgomery county what should we expect this evening. forecast is coming up. i'm jan carabao in wilmington where i495 bridge has been closed for a week, coming up hear from one motorist to says he called about this problem a month and a half ago. a live look at the protest in center city outside an event with governor christie and governor corbett. we will have a live report and tell you why that crowd is so fired up. thinks a terrible

accident. the car flipped. it is on its side. >> reporter: the calls after the crash for the first time we will hear from witness hose called 911 for help after a deadly accident that critically injured the comedian tracie morgan. also tonight we're learning more about what may have cause that had crash. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is tracking very latest from robert wood johnson hospital where morgan is being treated tonight and joins us live from new brunswick, steve. >> reporter: jessica and chris, stable and critical, updated condition, from the publicist of tracie morgan on the actor's current condition and is what being called today three of his recovery. meanwhile on this same day new jersey state police, releasing the 911 tapes from the scene of the fatal accident and a new person from inside the limo steps up and breaks his silence. terror on the turnpike. >> this is a terrible accident, car flipped, it is on its side. >> reporter: new jersey state