drugs at school, it is a case that ace alarming parent, a first grader brought 11 packets of heroin to a elementary school this morning police have just filed charges, we're live with the latest developments in this case. pretty crazy video that might make your stomach drop. >> oh, yeah. >> talk about living on the edge, lets take a lah here see where this luxury home is teetering on the edge of a huge cliff, wow. can you imagine making mortgage payments and then seeing that. >> first lets check with weather and traffic together with kate and bob, good morning, bob. >> wow, that was some

startling rid ohio of the house. lets look at how things are shaping up outside. not as bad but kind of scary when you can't see the philadelphia sky line. that looks like low buildings but just low clouds, covering those sky scrapers. we cannot see anything. low visibility on the roads. we will check on that and tracking showers and storms, heading our way. we will tell you when and where they are and if they will get to the city. we will that have in a few minutes, bob. 5:32 on this wednesday. we are dealing with some fog this morning. damp roads as we go outside to a live look at i-95 which was flooded out for phillies fans, broad street exit was flooded out from these quick storms. it is opened this morning. we will check with the rest of the roads and mass transit up next, erika, good morning. police filed charges this morning against two people including a mother after her six year-old daughter brought heroin to school. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein joins us now at commodore john barry elementary school in west

philadelphia with the latest information, jen, good morning. >> reporter: mother of that six year-old girl as well as mother's boyfriend have been charged and they are awaiting arraignment. right new their names have not been released. those charges include endangering welfare of the child, recklessly endanger another person and other narcotics related offenses. those first graders will be returning to the barry elementary school after a real scare for parents as well as teachers yesterday. twenty, first graders were put on the school bus and then taken to children's hospital after a six year-old classmate brought 11 packets of heroin to school. we know one of the packets was bitten. one student told police the girl who brought them to school had it in her mouth. luckily all of the children were examined and were cleared but parents who came to pick their kids were up shock, angry by what happened. >> all of the parents are concerned. the child is seven years old. >> it doesn't make sense to me.

it should never have been in the home. >> reporter: the school said it did follow prout call and police agreed with that. school districts spokesperson says a letter had been sent home to parents. that is very latest, jen bernstein for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we want to get our traffic and weather together and rain continues, kate, good morning. >> good morning, erika. we have another batch of showers and storms heading our way, good news once we get through this it looks like rest of the afternoon should stay rain free. and probably will be driest day of the week. notice here on this radar starting at 2:30 a.m. a three hour loop that batch had a pronounced bow he can or, hook shape to it. now it is lifting north and condense into a line. that means it is generally weakening when things lift to the north and east it is an indication that they are weakening. we have pockets of very heavy rain. you can see the yellow and red shading moving in lancaster county.

if you are not up yet people may be woken up soon by those thunderstorms rolling through. seventy right now at the airport. seventy in wilmington. sixty-nine in lancaster. wind coming from the east and what that will do is stable ice the atmosphere for us and east wind means we are generally dried late this afternoon but showers and storms redevelop thursday and friday, i'll have your full seven day forecast, in just a few minutes, bob. >> 5:35 on this wednesday morning. we are off to a pretty good start for the most part, lets take a live look, tour around town, i-95, as last night phillies fans were sent for a loop because broad street off ramp got flooded out from the thunder boom their rolled through here last night right before game time but they cleaned out drains and i-95 opened, heading to or from the airport we are in good shape. as we go to the maps, route 50 blocked in new jersey, route 50 closed between ac expressway and route 30, an accident involving a trash

truck and also a hazmat team that is on the scene. use cologne avenue through the neighborhood here for the beginning of the morning rush hour. an accident on route 309, bethlehem pike at broad street and 495 construction will continue for quite sometime closed between exit two and three. allow extra time for morning rush hour and dart buses will be running, typically with 20 minute delays, erika, right back to you. in business news this morning, ice cream, that sound good, right. >> absolutely, and how about a cup of hot coffee with your hoagie. >> is there a thought. >> jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: i don't know what this says about me, maybe i'm just hungry. good morning natasha and erika. stocks finish mostly higher. to you jones added two # point closing at a record high.

nasdaq added one point. s and p finished down bringing five day winning streak to the even. pf change's restaurant chains is investigating whether hackers stole customers credit and debit card information. this came after a blogger discover credit and debit card numbers were on sale in an underground web site many of which were recently used at pf changes. they say they are working with authorities to learn more. google is heading in to space, international giant is buying a company called sky box imaging for 500 million-dollar. it sat light take high resolution pictures and videos of earth. google says sky fox will keep their maps up to date and improve interest net access to remote parts of the world. how would you like a fresh cup of coffee with your foot long. subway is teaming up with keurig brewer at sub shops. because they brew just one cup at a time subway says it will be easier to serve fresh coffee anytime of the day.

and godiv a is getting in the ice cream business, and high even, check late chain, says they want to show a quote better sense of approach built. soft serve cost $6 made from the dark check late and white chocolate and you can also get it with a twist, natasha and erika. >> i wish you could hear our traffic reporter bob, all he pick up for that was $6 good that is a lot have of money. >> reporter: it is expensive. >> it is godiv a. >> thanks, jill. take care. well, delaware lawmakers meet today to discuss, a proposal to remove criminal penalty for adult marijuana possession. the state house public safety and home land security committees are considering a bill that would make possession of up to 1 ounce of marijuana a civil offense like a traffic ticket. under current delaware law possession results means a fine and up to six months in jail. we have some good news for

folks in olde city, firehouse that closed after a fire way back in september is on track to reopen this summer. work to restore the firehouse at fourth and arch could finish by the end of july. that is according to the incoming fire commissioner derrick sawyer. crews remaced the routes and workers found more areas that still need repair. once work is finished it should take a couple weeks for inspectors to clear crew toss return. always nice to walk by that firehouse. fashion mogul torre birch returns to philadelphia tome power entrepreneurness our area. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has that story. >> reporter: hometown girl and self-made designer torey birch is back in philadelphia. >> i never imagined where it would be today and i actually wanted to open one shop and five-year plan of three more. >> reporter: according to forbes magazine, torey is worth a billion dollars and talk about her rise from the fashion industry.

>> if it noise the the scary on your heart doesn't race you are not dreaming big enough. >> reporter: they are partnering with bank of america offering mentorships and millions in low interest loans so businesses can grow, and hire and jump start the local economy. >> we are hearing more and more women entrepreneurs have had trouble accessing capitol. that has been one of the real barriers to their expansion. >> reporter: more than 100 women received one on one time with the established entrepreneurs at writ even house hotel on tuesday. >> video production is primarily a male dominated field but we have really found a niche market. >> reporter: virginia necessary braxton started video production company with to friends at 23 and has not looked back. >> you don't know what is going to happen when you are an entrepreneur so it is a brick wall essentially. >> reporter: torey's story and round table discussion has offered instant celebration. >> it is a learning

experience. if something negative happens learn from it and see how to move it forward. >> reporter: advice to this group of woman included staying strong and always having a plan knowing that mistakes will come but with the right attitude torey birch sized success can be achieved. in center city i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". love that she came back and trying to empower other woman. >> yes good i love her fashions? yes, who doesn't. coming up in the healthwatch a surprising new sign you could be at risk for breast cancer. children are getting cell phones earlier and earlier, some kids have them as young as six sometimes but does all that texting and talking have an impact on their developing brain. that story is coming up. construction project like no other, you won't believe why workers are building this tunnel to go under the roads, kate. natasha, we are tracking more showers and storms over lancaster county. we will see if they get to

philadelphiaia we will track them and have your seven day

a plane had engine trouble and made an emergency landing on a golf course in torey pines, california. pretty sure the guy had a few four's, watch out. we're told no one was injured. >> oh, boy. >> you have to land somewhere

golf course goodies place to do it. >> yes. a luxury house in texas is perched on the cliff with the great view of lake whitney but it is starting to fall in the water. oh, boy. edge of the 4,000 square foot home is about 75 feet above the rocky shoreline. house is valued at more than 700 you this dollars but it is teetering on disaster there. oh, boy. 5:44. we're teetering on more rain. >> yes, we are looking at more of the edge of rain coming through. i don't think they will sell that house for 700 grand, just a gut feeling. lets look at storm scan three, showing this rain starting to push in. it is lifting north and east so it is weakening a bit but we have heavy rain within that cluster of showers and storms and lightening and thunder moving in lancaster county and it will continue to push east through remainder of the morning. within more level on that and we will take a look at where it is, just moving in

lancaster county. should be in the lancaster area here within next half an hour if not sooner than. that starting to push toward lancaster and you can see lightening as well and heavier of the rain is lifting north perhaps moving in portions of berks county as well. as we go through rest of the day temperatures will warm up to 8o we are at 70. sixty-seven in trenton. 70 degrees in allentown. seventy-one for our friend in he had aring. we are seeing more east flow so as we see these storms throughout the morning they will weaken in that cooler air more stable air and throughout the afternoon mostly staying off to the west. that is good news throughout the afternoon hours. watch tomorrow, shower in the morning and bam right around two or 3:00 p.m. showers and storms explode in the region. friday watch what happens in the afternoon, there we go again by friday afternoon. more showers and then are storms. for today probably driest afternoon of the peaks and sun, humid with a then are storm 80 degrees. quick look the at the forecast, i want to draw your

attention to the weekend. look at how much better it will be. we have nice weather in the wings. >> we will get through some rain during the week. >> that is right, exactly? sorry, kids. >> bob kelly has best hair of the day. >> oh, yeah. >> i'm surrounded by the ladies this morning. tough big i have here today it is the weather. >> the hair is getting bigger. >> i put a little dipidi do in there. we have some fog and misty. it will be a bad hair day i think, a live look at ben franklin bridge, coming in philadelphia in the a bad drive leaving south jersey. take a look in the last five or ten minutes we have seen the fog get thick here over span and as kate showed us in the last camera shot, it is tough to see the sky line there in philadelphia the fog will play a factor in our trip this morning in. live look at route 202 near route 29, the guys have been out all night here laying new concrete down in that work

zone, approaching malvern. so just a two lane pattern but no delays at the moment. rest of the major roadways are in good shape but tonight, it is the night, where the new traffic pattern initial to play here on i-95. get ready, penndot will work throughout the night beginning around 8:00 o'clock tonight that will go down to one lane so they can move traffic over to the far right side of the roadway. if you are going to the phillies game tonight you will be okay getting there on the way home, i-95 will be a hot mess heading north into northeast philadelphia otherwise mass transit looking good with no delays, natasha, back to you. all right, bob thank you. >> on the healthwatch women who half a lot have of moles are more likely to develop, breast cancer. that is according to researchers who follows tens of thousands of woman in the u.s. and france. in the u.s. study they found woman with 15 or more moles were 35 percent more likely to be diagnosed then woman who reported none. findings do not suggest moles

cause breast cancer but could establish risk assessment. now the federal government recommend pregnant with man eat more low mercury fish. regulators with the f.d.a. and environmental protection agency announced newly revised guidelines. they suggested that woman eat at least 8 ounces of sea food like shrimp, todd, salmon, tuna three times a week. also on the healthwatch how cell phones affect the brains of children and teenagers. >> researchers in england are launching largest study of the kind to find out. correspondent alfonso van marsh reports. >> reporter: children today are exposed to cell phones at a very early age. >> i got my cell phone at six. >> first one was eight. >> i was seven. >> reporter: researchers in britain want to know what effect all that talking and texting may have on a child's developing brain. >> in particular cognitive development, cognitive development and functioning essentially just means thinking, how we think, how we

decide on things. >> reporter: the the children's's at this school in north london are part of the three-year study that aims to track cell phone habits of the 3,000 students. students taking part in the study will install an app on their cell phones that will measure how long they talk text and surf the internet. >> they have to actually think bit. >> reporter: researchers will put students through test like this game measuring attention and memory. >> capturing how fast the students can respond to the stim lie that they are seeing and how accurately they are responding. >> reporter: they are all interested in hearing what the researchers discovered. >> we need to know what it does to you and how it will affect you. >> reporter: but researchers won't be able to monitor student devices while in class, this school already has the strict no cell phone policy. alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, also a truck overturns on a iowa highway

triggering a mess and this was a no ordinary cargo. 150 to 200 pigs got loose on the roadway. crews, had their handful there trying to blank will them in and get them on to other trucks. fortunately neither driver or pig where is seriously injured. no one injured here. unusual construction project in minnesota, crews are building a turtle tunnel a wild life passage for reptiles, this experiment is in the just about helping, migrating turtles but it is also about traffic safety for would be reptile rescuers. tunnel has skylights to make it more tempting for cautious creatures to go right on through. >> it works both in our homes and reptile homes. >> yes, absolutely. >> passing through. >> exactly. >> when we come back see what an artist created with a rake and a beach. >> but first lets look at what is coming up tonight on cbs-3.

well, here is a look at the headlines on cbs three, charges filed against a mother and boyfriend after her six year-old daughter brought heroin to commodore barry elementary school in west philadelphia 20 children were taken to the hospital to be check out after they came in contact with the drug, they were all okay. also a driver is being evaluated for dui have after a crash on the boulevard. suv and pickup truck were involved in that crash about four this morning and there were no injuries. house majority leader eric cantor lost republican congressional primary in virginia. cantor was one of the most powerful republican voices in congress but he was beaten by david brat a college professor with the backing of the tea party. 5:53, let check with kate

and forecast, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. we are tracking showers and storms that is now moving in lancaster county and edge nothing to berks county as well. this is off to the west, rest of the region is generally dry just light mist and drizzle. i felt it earlier on the sky deck. i'm heading back out there in just a few minutes here. as you can see heavy rain embedded in this and there are reports of lightening and thunder and thinks all heading our waste this morning what to expect in we can expect showers and storms to edge toward city closer to 8:00 and then they will fizzle. scattered showers. clouds will try to break this afternoon thanks to the on shore flow that will keep showers and storms this afternoon off to the west, that is good news for us. otherwise temperatures are right around 70 degrees and we will head up to a high of 80 later today. now lets check in with bob, good morning. >> 5:54. we are seeing volume pop, rush hour starting to unfold here, as we say good morning. hello collegeville. headlights passing route 29

heading in towards the the king of prussia interchange. the rest of the roadways as we roll out, i-95, 14 in minutes in downtown, same deal on that schuylkill expressway but midday work coming to the blue route, penndot will be working both directions between route 30 to saint david, villanova interchange down toward route one and coming in from new jersey, north on the 42 freeway in the bad, a little brake tap working your way in the traffic pattern there approaching route 130, stay there we will be

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swat team has that home surrounded, weapons drawn, police are not saying what led to the standoff, only that the man is refusing to leave. so far no injuries reported but what appears to be a standoff situation in kensington a tense situation, we will stay on top of the breaking news here and bring you latest as we get m