speed it will be very close to 422, heading to the northern and western suburbs. west c aln6:08. downingtown by 6:43. and there by 6:53. we are talking about pockets of heavy rain across the region. that has prompted a flash flood watch that will continue through late night for most of the region, adjacent suburbs in new jersey as well as pennsylvania and more flooding concerns tomorrow. now notice the wind we are looking at wind becoming more southeasterly but with that persistent easterly component to the wind, we have not seen rain through south jersey. mainly focused to the north and west. here we go rain rates in excess of 1 inch an hour where we see heavier rainfall. still looking for ponding on the area roads and watching streams and creeks north and west of the city. that is very latest, we will continue to track those storms, coming up, through the afternoon and into the the evening, jessica. >> if it is safe for you to take a picture during the storm we do want to sees it.

send your picks on facebook and twitter use hash tag cbs-3 storms breaking news a chester county music teacher is facing charges tonight, anton fauxman of east pikeland was a music teacher at malvern school have of music and he is accused of sexually abusing three children. fauxman is originally from russia. he is said to have work at that school for four years. his alleged victims are younger than eight. he conduct private lessons inside of his home. his bail has been set at $300,000 cash. we will have more on him tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. also, in vineland, the police are looking for this man, they say that he, along with the another man, kidnaped and raped a 21 year-old woman last movement two men forced the woman inside an older model white honda on pine street in millville. the victim then told police she was attacked on hand

bridge road in vineland, and set free. a thousand dollars reward is offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. a potential strike is looming for septa's regional rails that could be a real headache for commuters who depend on those trains. live at 6:00 tonight "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is in bryn mawr to bring us up to dayton that situation, walt. >> reporter: paoli thorndale line behind me is septa's busiest regional rail line. come 11:01 a.m. saturday morning this and others could be extremely quiet. the unions, two of them and septa both right now predicting a strike almost appears to be inevitable. septa riders who they may worry about missing their train each day now have an even bigger concern. come saturday 12:01 a.m. all their trains may be missing. septa and unions both predicting a strike idling all regional rail lines. >> it appears at this time

they are preparing for a work stoppage. >> it would be a inconvenience to say the least. >> reporter: for 120,000 daily regional rail riders it is time to start making alternate plans and hoping for the business. >> well, taking the trolley, it will have an extra 20 to 30 minutes to my workday. >> reporter: add to go worries, the national vice-president of one of the two unions tells cbs-3 that a strike is a virtual certainty, strike will go forward unless there is a settlement. >> hopefully we will work it out before they have a strike or maybe president obama will do an injunction. >> reporter: president obama could intervene keeping workers on the trains but first governor corbett will to have make a request and as of right now his press secretary isn't revealing if that is in his plans saying only the governor is encouraging both parties to continue to have productive discussions, riders rehigh on septa and deserve the effort to come to an a

agreement. one last ray of hope, come tomorrow morning the two unions who have work without contract for four years and septa all due to meet with the federal mediator at 10:00 a.m. beyond that the only other ray of hope that city division workers are continuing to work, and despite the strike you will be able to ride city and frontier division buses and trolleys in an attempt to get where you are going. live from the paoli thorndale line in bryn mawr i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the looming strike, when we're not on tv you can always get latest developments anytime at cbs philly.com. more septa news now, authorities is celebrating the kick off of the late night friday and saturday services on the broad street and market frankford lines. party was hell at walnut locust station on the broad street line. train services replaces bus service currently operating during early morning hours on

saturday and sunday. penndot has once again delayed construction on the section of the interstate i-95 northbound. crews need better wet tore paint new traffic lines and shift traffic between allegheny and good are regard. once that traffic is shift penndot can begin rebuild ago this section of the road. shifting of the traffic is now set for monday june 23rd. city lawmakers are weighing their options as they try to generate more money for philadelphia school district. today council took a big step in closing the budget gap. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live in spring garden with the details, jane. >> reporter: that is right, chris, city council says it delivered on one of the its promises approving that 1 percent sales tax extension which will send 120 million-dollar to the school district next year but big push for funding is still on this district wants 440 million-dollar to make improvements at the very least, as fit needs $260 million just to keep the

bear bones bubbling it and staff that it has. students and staff say they cannot afford anymore cuts. as student and parents rally inside city hall, and outside governor corbett's center city offices, teachers sounded off at bartram high school in south philadelphia. >> i call it the trail of kid. >> reporter: their audience mayor michael nutter on his listening tour, teachers and staff gave him an ear full as they struggle with budget cuts and as entire district faces a 216 million-dollar budget short fall for next school year. >> there were several vacancies never fill the entire year. >> reporter: over five years bartram teachers have have seen a 40 percent reductionness staff and impact they say are obvious. >> truancy, it is just a big problem. >> reporter: bartram has one full-time nurse but she sees it as a blessing and curse.

>> one's mergecy in a build be and i cannot be in two places at within time. >> reporter: likewise students express their frustration. >> we need more teachers. i think we need more activities. >> the the children of this city need every possible dime and dollar that they can get their hand on. >> reporter: some of that monday a proved at city hall on thursday, council okaying use of the 120 million-dollar in sales tax revenue for schools. mayor nutter wants harrisburg to follow suit and not only with approval of the city's proposed jet tax. >> we need full and fair funning. we need a student weighted funding formula. >> reporter: city council is now considering another option, they are considering urging the the pennsylvania lottery, to create a philly specific lottery game with all of the proceeding go to philadelphia schools. that have of course would need the pennsylvania lottery's approval. the timetable is ticking. it is getting ever so closer to a deadline. the district needs to approve its budget by next month. reporting live, jane carabao

for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". fire reduces a popular delaware county restaurant in a pile of ruble. eyewitness news captured flames pouring through the the roof of the toll house tavern in chester pike in norwood. now lets take a look at is what left. this all started around 12:30 with the grease fire in the kitchen that fire then spread quickly, patrons and bar employees were able to get out safely. one fire fighter suffered a minor injury. one of two men charge in the shooting death of the philadelphia police officer cuts a deal that allows him to escape a life term in prison two. one year-old chancer mcfarland pled guilty to third degree murder for his role in the death have of officer moses walker. in exchange he has agreed to testify begins the alleged gunman rafael jones. officer walker was shot and killed during a robbery in august of 2012. remains of five american soldiers killed in a friendly fire attack in afghanistan are back on u.s. soil in delaware. a dignified transfer of remains for three of the

soldiers, took place in dover air force base today. the three of been identified as just continue clause of washington, just continue hilton of ohio, and aaron topton of illinois. the the the pentagon says a coalition jet called into washed off a taliban attack in the the province mistakenly bombed those u.s. special forces. we now have new video of one of two bears on the loose right now in camden county. you can see bear walking across lawns on auburn avenue in waterford township camden county. that bear went in the wharton state forest, a second bear was spotted on wharton avenue in winslow township yesterday morning. police warning rest tents to be on alert and call 911 if you do see the bears. is there much more ahead on "eyewitness news" including a big change to delaware county. >> shoppers in chester are going bananas, i'm syma chowdhry with that story coming up. honoring the champs why these girls from the philadelphia catholic high

will school are all smiles, kathy? in weather we have a flash flood watch in effect, most of the we have i rain for our north and west, we will continue to track showers and show what you is in store for tomorrow before we get to the winning weekend, that is coming up, leslie. kate, world cup underway soccer's biggest event kicking off with the match featuring this years home country and going for sweep, phillies looking to take three from the padres as jimmy rollins inches closer and closer to history.

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a second super mark is opening up in the city of chester to much fanfare and excitement. >> hundreds of residents line up around the block to see what the new bottom dollar food store has to offer. syma chowdhry takes us, inside. >> reporter: these customers don't mind waiting for a good deal but it has been a long time coming. >> prices are great, a great selection, and i'm really happy to be here. >> reporter: bottom dollar food store opened in the city of chester and shoppers were filling up their carts. normally store openings aren't a big deal but it is for chester resident. >> between customers and their associates everybody is excited about the store

opening. >> reporter: take a look at this picture, shopper snapped it when the store opened. >> we had a huge start, line wrapped around the building. >> reporter: for ten years chester was a food desert. people had to leave the city to get fresh fruits and vegetables. philabundance opened up the fair and square grocery store last fall but this is first retail grocery chain in years. >> by the time we had a super market for people to come too we don't to have travel so far to get what we need. >> reporter: stories convenient and created beyonds. >> it may be the end of the food desert but beginning of economic development for the city. >> reporter: even though there are no major grocery stores in chester store officials plan to keep their prices competitive. >> we will match any competitor's prices and beat them by a penny. >> reporter: according to the three on your side report, of the grocery stores in the delaware valley, bottom dollar came out on top when it comes to savings beating retailers like whole foods, shop rite and wegmans. >> it is much needed.

>> reporter: mayor agrees. >> i will be shopping here. >> reporter: he won't be alone. in chester, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". big honor at city hall for young laid hoist beat the competition. >> council recognized little flower catholic high school swimming team today. these students won the piaa district 12 championship, and the philadelphia catholic league championship. well done, these swimmers proved that hard work does pay off. >> a special alumni at cbs-3. >> yes, from little flower. >> absolutely our boss. >> our boss susan will there. >> congratulations, yes. >> weather-wise we're talking about patchy showers, some bound pores it depend on where you are. with these storms, location, location, location. >> always. >> the good news is philadelphia is not one of those locations but to the north and west, that is the bull's eye this afternoon. that all will be progressing eastward over the next 24 to 36 hours.

take a look outside where we have ominous skies, lots of clouds, drizzle, air grass of fog you name it. this view from campbell's field cam looking across ben franklin bridge towards philadelphia. it is glummy every where from the city to the shore, drizzle down the shore, coats, jeans required, it is cool down there tonight, not looking like beach weather but it will by the time we make it toward the weekend. you can see everything lifting up from the south, tore the north and most of the activity, right around the delaware line, lifting toward the north and toward the west. we have more heavy rain down near norfolk and this will all move northward during late night hours. if you are not seeing rain now you will be seeing it later on tonight. you can see this line along chesapeake moving through chester county, lancaster county and up through reading and through allentown. i want to do a track on this, this heavy rain has a rain rate of half inch an hour and it is moving toward the north

east between 15 and 20 miles an hour and at that speed it will be making tonight to reading, kutztown, and continue on this track towards 222 within the next half an hour or so. if you are in the line here of 176, 422, or 222, you will be seeing pockets of heavy rain, heavy downpours on these areas roads. you can see in reading by 6:41. exiter by 6:49. even pottstown by 7:02. potential for some pockets of heavy rain. that flash flood watch will continue right through late night hours for good part of the region along i-95 corridor and adjacent suburbs. that is with pockets of heavy rain to create pond ing on area roads potential for flash flooding but as nighttime hours wear on, that threat will be reduced. we have rain cooled temperatures. allentown 70. poconos foggy all day with the temperature of 64 in philadelphia. it is 75 degrees. we will look to changing conditions as this warm front

will continue to lift northward through the region, increasingly humid. during the day on friday. we will see a break. some sunshine. that creates more instability in the atmosphere. it will be warm, humid this cool front moves through late in the day. sets off showers and thunderstorms. i do think rain will come through as a line of showers and storms and heavy downpours but behind that clearing conditions. really nice conditions as far as sky is concern. that deep blue sky returns, low humidity, comfortable weather can highs in the 80's and that continues through fathers day. tonight we will expect some spotty showers. few isolated storms possible north and west low of 68. then for your friday scatter showers, then are storms in the afternoon, high temperature going to 81 degrees. looking to the weekend it is looking better, two weeks ago we had sunshine, last week, plenty of sunshine, this will be the the third week even in the row, with sunny skies and mild conditions. another winning weekend after

a poor week weather-wise. weekend looks good. after that increasingly more humid and hot weather that will be moving through the region. next week we could shoot for 90 degrees. good evening, everyone, traveling flaw rush hour yep, that is what you'll have rush hour volume take a look at i-95, traveling southbound making your way approaching the the area of 420. you have a disabled vehicle will but a lot of lookers taking it easy. it is causing quite a delay. elsewhere, you're traveling 95 through construction zone throughout cottman avenue and girard in either direction speed sensors are looking up but still slow. thirteen is your average on the schuylkill, high volume eastbound on 76 between 202 and 476 and still you have lingering role on the blue route itself. down pole still out there on the westbound side admiral wilson boulevard at baird boulevard taking out right-hand lane and expect average delays an hour at philadelphia international airport.

at "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead, scott. >> hi chris and jessica, great to be with you in philadelphia more territory is falling to militants who want to set up an islamic state in iraq and syria, baghdad has asked for help and the president, says he is considering the options? plus former pow bow bergdahl is coming home tonight, those stories just ahead on the "cbs evening

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phillies with some afternoon action trying to complete sweep of the san diego padres down at the bank. kyle kendrick on the hill, san diego got to him early. chase he hadly knocks a double scoring a pair. two to nothing padres. phillies answer right back in the bottom half of the first, jimmy rollins with the rbi single to score ben reveer. that makes it two-one. j roll just one hit shy of

tying mike schmidt hits record. to the sixth all tied up, read lacing a double, clears bases and four-two phillies. the fight dins in the look back, to the seventh, insurance here john mayberry junior blast three run home run. they win seven-three. they complete sweep. kyle kendrick with the win. phillies and cubs wearing their 1964 uniforms, speaking of 1964, 50 years ago this fathers day phillies hall of fame pitcher jim bunk tossed a perfect game. he reflect on the anniversary of that achievement today. >> yeah, it was special because of my wife and oldest daughter, drove up for the game. if it hadn't have been fathers day they would not have driven up. they were there in person. so they got to live through a perfect game against the mets on fathers day. kind of special for that good world's biggest tournament kick off in brazil with the

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"eyewitness news" at ten on our sister station wpsg, the cw fill and we are back here at 11:00. >> "cbs evening news" comes your way next tonight, latest from the mid in will east as more territory in iraq falls to islamic militants. plus bow bergdahl making his way home. here from new york with the

"cbs evening news" is scott >> pelley: tonight, the crisis in iraq. more territory falls to militants who want to set up an islamist state in iraq and syria. baghdad asks for u.s. help. >> i don't rule out anything. >> reporter: reports from holly williams in iraq, elizabeth palmer in syria, and major garrett at the white house. former p.o.w. bowe bergdahl is coming home tonight. manual bojorquez on what happens next. what does facebook know about you? anthony mason on what the social network is sharing. up in the sky, it's a former president of the united states. and we'll remember actress ruby dee. >> don't do that. captioning sponsored by cbs