kenya has experieed a wave of gun and explosive attacks, blamed on the somali millitant group. we'll be following this for you. meanwhile, burst every gunfire cuts block of neighborhood gunfire short. two men shot, at least one by philadelphia police officer. "eyewitness news", reporter, syma chowdhry, joins us now, at police headquarters with more on the investigation. syma, good morning. good morning, what was supposed to be a fun afternoon, with neighbors, quickly turns dangerous during two shootings, one of them involving a police officer, and now neighbors are speaking out. we can't keep the kids

outside. because, you know, we don't know what will happen. >> neighbors are distraut after gunfire erupts near a block party. it was a police-involved double shooting, authorities say, two people were shot, at least one by a police officer, and the fair hills section of the city sunday afternoon just after 3:00 on the 3200 block of north randolph street. >> we have fun cook out and everything, and we can't do it, we all just -- >> authorities believe, there are three men involved in the incident. police arrived to the scene, and found one man shot multiple times. he was taken to temple hospital where necessary critical condition. one officer reportedly fired his gun, hitting one of the suspects in the arm. that man was taken to the hospital, and is in stable condition. the thirds suspect is in custody. neighbors are upset over the violence, and worried for their children. a block party there, little kids can't come out, enjoy their day, the weather

... >> reporter: officials say the investigation is ongoing, but they are looking to see if the second suspect was shot by police, as well. but they do tell us, that no officers were harmed during the incident. live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. early morning shooting in the fair hills section of the city, has left one man in the hospital, and police searching for the culprit. it happened inside march of's 42, bar at second and summerset. one shot a patron in the leg, that victim in stable condition, no word on a motive. coming up on 6:03, a check on the forecast and getting hotter, right, katy? >> definitely s man, have we been getting locoing the weekends with the forecast looking so beautiful. for the last three weekends, been just absolutely picture perfect. we can go back in time and take a look how things actually ended up shaping up for us here, if you have been out at all the last few weeks, you know what we are talking about, two weeks ago upper 70s, full sunshine both

weekends days, last week 84 apiece on saturday, sunday, full sunshine, both days. and sure enough, this past weekends, gorgeous. we started in the mid 70s saturday. starting to seat up tick on the thermometer yesterday. but today, we will continue that trends, and we will also start to see the humid it become little bit more noticeable, shouldn't be a terrible day, storm scan3, shows that clear skies are still with us out there, high pressure built in place. so actually off to somewhat of cool start depending on location, up toward the poconos, lehigh valley region getting in on the coolest air right now, but comfortable, the difference later today will be that we get more of southwest component to the winds, right now pretty calm but again more of southwesterly flow takes over, so not only is it going to send these temperatures on nice uphill climb but also again starts to be -- starts to bring in more of the moisture, so starts to be a little sticky outside. shooting for 88 degrees though later this afternoon, generally hit that about 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., 87 the expected temperature, throughout most of the 4:00 p.m. hour. we keep you into the 80s even as the sun is going down later

tonight, we may see shower or storm, through our west and north most suburbs, but if you have outdoor plans today you can absolutely keep them. victoria, over to you. >> thank you, looks like beautiful day out there. >> yes. >> beautiful commute, too, if you are traveling on the schuylkill at 95, vine st. expressway, talk about way to beat the monday blues. take a look, beautiful shot at the ben franklin bridge indicate that traffic right now is a breeze. traveling either eastbound, westbound, pretty nice out there. however, if you are headed in the eastbound direction, commuting from pa into new jersey we do have construction blocking the right hand lane, that's what's affecting pat it co-line, so just keep that in mind this morning, but even as we take a look here, actually 95, not the schuylkill expressway, this is 95, right around the area of penn's landing, again, no major delays on 95 either. we take a look at the wide, our speed censors, they were in the 50's, so now they're dropping down in the 40's, reason why we're seeing that because southbound 95, through the construction son zones, girard, where we are starting to feel just little bit of the rush hour. ooh on the schuylkill, 55

traveling on 476, and as we head along now, downed tree, still closing front street, swayed load road your best alternate, expected to be out there until about 10:00 o'clock this morning, regional rail lines look good. no major delays at philadelphia international. nicole? >> the situation in iraq continues to deteriorate. as insurgents press offenses and capture another town in the north. as susan macinnis reports, us embassy in baghdad beefing up security and moving the staff to safer place. >> us officials are sending nearly 100 soldiers and marines to secure the american embassy in baghdad. some staff members have been evacuated to more stable parts of the country, as islamic militants push toward the capitol. >> the extremist groupies lamb i can state of iraq and syria, has already captured a large part of the northern iraq, and says it was behind yesterday's deadly blast, in baghdad. over the weekends, the group posted gruesome pictures on line, that it claims shows

more than 1700 captured iraqi soldiers being executed. the images and death toll can't be verified. the white house is considering possible us military action. >> my first thing to recommend to the president is get urine tell genes group back on track, making sure that we have the intel that we need for our whatever options we have that are going to be accurate. >> republican lindsay gram, who serves on the senate armed services committee, says the instability may force the us to form an alliance with its long time adversary iran. >> we have to have some dialogue that coordinate our efforts, but put red lion to the iranians, don't use this crisis to take territory from the iraqi people. >> iraq says it is training troops to fight back against isis. susan macinnis, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well there is next story is getting a loft international attention. the race ill i military continues their search for three missing teenagers.

nineteen year old frankel, dual us israeli citizen, also his friends, 19 year old and 16 year old. they all vanished thursday afternoon, while hitchhiking home from school. israeli's prime minister blames the islamic millitant group hamas for their disappearance. a plane returns to philadelphia international overnight following problems with landing gear. flight 427 landed saferly last night. no one was hurt. that flight was on its way to frankford germany. passengers say the pilot told them that they had been trying to retract the landing gear without success. the plane dumped fuel before landing. we circled for almost two hours, landing gear would not come up. so they let the fuel out of the plane, and to make it lighter to land, in case we had an accident landing. and we finally landed. >> airport officials tell "eyewitness news", flight 427

did not declare an emergency. well, big relief this morning, for thousands of people in our area, who depend on septa's regional rail service. after brief weekend strike, trains are now back on track. saturday night president obama created an emergency board at the request of governor corbett, forcing union workers back to the job. the two sides will now take part in hearings starting the week of june 23rd. the board will then give a recommendation to the president on july 14th. we will certainly comply with the mandates of the law, and we will be given the opportunity to present our best case to the presidential emergency board. >> sides have over eight months until another potential work stoppage, first strike since 1983. that strike lasted for three months. here's a look at some of the day's headlines on "eyewitness news", the trial expected to start today for edward doyle, he is accused of murdering his two month old daughter in hatboro, montgomery county last year.

>> and a live look right now at atlantic city where mayor don guardian will announce events to demonstrate the city gay friendly. the mayor's also announcing park place is now lgbt friendly beach. >> let the games begin. special olympics usa games begin today in mercer county. more than 3,000 athletes will compete in the games this week. a lot of excited athletes, i know. >> such a special organization. >> that's great. >> 6:09 right now. more world cup protests break out in brazil, and this morning, learning a police officer may have fired off a live rounds at the crowd. >> also ahead this morning, frustrated customersrs at target nationwide, sounds familiar? this after glitch leads to long lines and problems checking out. but, that frustration's now lead to go concern there could be a larger problem on the way. >> and teens love their caffeine fix. now we're learning that jolt affect girls and boys differently when they reach puberty. that's coming up in the health watch. we'll be right back. >> ♪

>> go love the heat, over heat little bit, maybe not so lovely for you. if # eight sounds a little warm, maybe, you know? better than 28. >> oh, cannot agree more. looking liver outside right now, the sun's up. are you up? we'll be right back. ♪

>> appears to have shot live rounds into a crowd protesting the world cup. >> thousands have taken to the streets, angry about the high

cost of building the stadium, to host the world cup. this protest took place just about a mile and a half from one of those stadiums. >> hey, breaks yourself if usual ' not quite a bit fan of the heat and humidity, because we've got both coming at us today, right, katy? >> absolutely do. it won't feel terribly humid until later into the day. so right now, so nice, like nice big breath of fresh air, great excuse to sit on your porch, drink your cup of coffee, read the paper or read it on your ipad, but beautiful start to the morning on "skycam 3", week look at jack frost big boulder, of course not talking about any frost out, there rather just beautiful foliage, the grass, just beautiful, nice and russian green up this way, where we've had plenty every wet weather's of late. storm scan3 here, nice wide zoom to show you high pressure in control here across the northeast, still few showers, thunderstorms have been popping over the laws fewer hours over the canadian border, some will pop through central, western pennsylvania,

you may even see couple every rounds of showers or storms late tonight out through western suburbs. high pressure anchored to the southeast. that will sends that moisture our way, from the depth of the south. and, our highest dew point level here today will be at about 63, maybe 64, few spots, currently only at 54, so comfortable. but keep in mind the higher the dew point the more insufferable it can come. not too bad by tomorrow, beyond that point, you will really notice it, but today, inbetween the 60, 56 range, just starting to feel a little bit more just not quite as crisp outside. >> nice and warm, definately warmer than yesterday, but tomorrow and wednesday, where it is at. if you are a fan of that heat. check it out. >> this year, also flirt with 90 on thursday, couple of showers or storms to go along with this, with series of disturbances but by friday we should start to dry out and

cool down for that matter. over to you. >> still pretty nice week, still pretty nice commute. so far look at the sun glare, 95, traveling 59 in and out every delaware county notice sun glare primarily northbound making your way joined this point of 322, still, not seeing too much volume on the roadways, this is 95 around delaware county, switch up the cameras, elsewhere, 76 over to spring garden, cool shot. one of my favorite shots of the schuylkill actually. not seeing it too busy of the traveling on 76 commuting in the eastbound direction, few more vehicles on the roadway, but still not seeing the speed censors drop down into rush hour forms just yet. still average ooh on the schuylkill, 31 on 95, little different story of the traveling 95, northbound direction, southbound, through girard, construction zones are, that's where we are seeing just a tap of the brakes.

chestnut, large crane closing chestnut between 11th and tenth. blocking the roadway, market street your best alternate to take this morning, on the vine st. expressway between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. today, between broad street and 95, they will be working on construction in the eastbound direction, so just keep that in the back of the noggin. as we head into the afternoon and even this morning, nick snow. >> a look at today's helps line including breaking news, at least 48 people were killed when extremists attacked a popular coastal resort in kenya. somalia militants attacked the police station and set hotels on fire. >> booking passengers on other flights, after a landing gear problem forced one of their planes to return to philadelphia international airport last night. >> there were no injuries. >> playing vests hog fathers day block party turned to chaos and gunfire. two people were shot at least one of them by police. another suspect is in police custody. we'll be right back.

(vo)cars for crash survival,ning subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive.

know that chasing performance and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today.

type one diabetic may soon be able to use their smart phones to control their blood sugar, researchers having success. the device uses smart phone, and glucose monitor, to signal implanted pump which then delivers insulin and hormones, so patients won't have to. amazing. >> new study published in pediatrics, different effect on boys and girls after they reach puberty.

researchers say girls experience different heart rate and blood pressure changes than boys. scientists say more study needed to figure out why there is a difference in weather hormones play a role. >> long lines at stores, being blamed on computer glitch. the check out trouble snarled the payment process in at least five states over the weaken. those problems only seem to affect custom wester debit cards, gift cards, and ebt cards. many were concerned this latest glitch could make them a victim of fraud. >> i think that's terrible. specially where they can't get a handle on it, specially with debit cards. >> now, a target spokesperson says, they have have identified the issue, it is not related to any security problems. all right, 6:20 right now, and the us takes on ghana today in the world cup. we'll have preview coming up next in sports. >> also ahead, more tv viewers are bing watching series than ever before. but this change in viewing could actually be making you

unhappy. find out why coming up.

>> at least we have sunshine, tell you what, yes, right there is will be good excuse to sit outside maybe, dine out on your lunch break, and finds one of those great outdoor cafes, it will be beautiful excuse for that, really any outdoor plans you have, if this is your day off, lucky enough to have it, and we've got beautiful day unfolding shall clear skies, high pressure still in control. in at pair of six areas already at philadelphia international. still comfortable. look at mount pocono, cool start for up up that way. actually into the mid 50's, as well, through many of the nearby suburbs, so up toward the quakertown, mt. holly, for example, you may even think about ex that layer, but you'll easily be able to shed

it later, 88 degrees, sunshine expected today, victoria? >> thanks, good morning, everyone, well the time to finally here. ninety-five is getting busier and busier, take a look, this is 95, headed in the southbound direction, i'll step out of the way so you can get closer look really, right around the construction zone approaching cottman avenue. where those lanes really squeeze so traveling 95 southbound, volume around academy, continuing further, in that southbound direction, down toward i would say the betsy ross bridge, and you know how that goes it, only gets bigger, so speed censors dropping down 27 miles per hour into the southbound direction, 59, also starting to see the pocket of volume form in the web side of 76 approaching the boulevard out toward gladwynn. a touch of volume eastbound around the conshohocken curve, however, 476, moving just fine, averaging about 55 miles per hour, and we also have this accident here, new jersey, 322, right around the new jersey turnpike, so, be minds full of that this morning. no major problems for mass transit. nicole? >> all right, torrey, thanks.

well, it is the phils and braves tonight in at lan tax the braves are in the top spot in the nl east. and the phillies are at the bottom. six and half games back. a.j. burnett against the cubs yesterday in south philadelphia. he allowed solo homerun it anthony rizzo in the first inning. and allowed three runs over eight innings. phils count muster, and coal get the start tonight. >> labron james did his best to keep miami heat in the series, labron had 17 points in the first quarter. the heat built up 16-point lead, but the spurs they came back. leonard put up double double, and won the series mvp award as the spurs to 104 to 87 win over the heat. now the spurs win the nba tight until five games, their fifth title by wait in 15 years. exciting news for sixers fans. wig fins philadelphia today. kansas forward who could be the sixers first round draft pick later this month. the 19 year old is on a lot of

team short lists right now, he averaged 17 points a game and only here with kansas, so that's saying something. nba draft is ten days from now, the sixers have the third and tenth picks in that first round. >> us soccer fans the wait so. united states will take on ghana today in first game of the 2014 world cup. that game gets underway at 6:00 p.m. tonight. now, many believe the us will have a tough time advancing out of their group of death. sounds rough. >> wow. >> that includes soccer power houses germany, ghana and portugal. >> yes, ghana is a good team. have done well in the past two world cups. but at the same time, every time you come to the world cup, it is always, you know, a fresh slate, played the best of our ability, that we have the quality that we can go for in this tournament. that's what we focus on. >> expect weather to play a

factor, raining for days down in brazil. next game will be against portugal sunday. >> it does look rather intimidating. >> power house, but group of death, wow. 6:27. plenty of people of course have predictions for who will win this whole thing the world cup. of course who will win each match. >> yes, but why turn to each other when you can ask an armadillo? i mean, is that not the first place go to, right? norm around the arm dim owe came one prediction thereby pick that certain soccer ball. shall we say germany is going to beat portugal coming up. just saying it is a german zoo. >> very scientific no bias what soar? >> however, no word from norman about today's game between ghana and the us. >> well, what's one that? we need to know. inquiring minds want to know. >> norman slacking off. >> armadillo has the answer. we'll find out. all right, coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news", neighborhood block party ends in violence.

>> syma? >> officials are investigating police involved shooting, i'll have the very latest coming up. >> plus the entertainment world lost a legend this weekend, taking a look back at the life and career of casey cast em. >> victoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's, back in two minutes. [prof. burke] at w [bell rings] can hurt you. like what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪

theof adventure awaits.ndhat the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $329 a month. okay buddy, what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too...

and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too.

>> neighborhood block party turns to chaos when shots were fired. police responded and more shots were also fired. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live now, at philadelphia police headquarters with the latest on that investigation. syma? >> that's right. authorities are investigating, a police-involved double shooting. it took place yesterday afternoon, and the city's fair hills section. now, authorities say, two people were shot, at least one of them, by a police officer. the initial shooting took place just after 3:00 p.m. near block party, 32 hen brown, randolph street. police fawn one man shot multiple times, taken to temple hospital where necessary critical condition. authorities believe there are three men in total who were initially involved in the incident. when police arrived to the scene, the suspect tried to run, but officers found one man collapsed in the street

and the other inside a home. one of the officers fired a gun, that man was taken to the hospital in stable condition. neighbors say they're outraged by the violence. >> we can't keep the kids outside because, you know, we don't know what will happen. >> two suspect in the hospital, one in police custody. officials say the investigation is ongoing, and that there is a possibility that both suspects were shot by police, but again, officials are looking into that, but they tell us none of the police officers were injured during the incident. liver at police headquarters. >> still no arrests in drive by shoot that injured two men in willingboro, new jersey, police say a dispute sparked the violence early yesterday on earn shaw lane. authorities say a 28 year old man was shot moment recall

times in the neck, the arm and the hip. a 25 year old man was shot in the leg, both in stable condition. another black barajas opinion spot in the burlington county, new jersey multiple siting in over sean township this past week. police sent out this picture of the bear thursday. seen in the sanctuary development before going back into the woods on its ownment sunday morning, police say, bear was spotted near the fire department, not clear if it was same the same black bear. >> 6:33, checking the forecast, hey, katy? >> happy monday everybody. we are looking ahead to another bright sunny day, just little different than yesterday. could not beat yesterday. bright sunshine, comfortable humidity, not terribly hot, just right. but today starting to see up tick in humidity and the actual thermometer readings, so, it starts to feel a lot more like the dog days as we call them of summer. storm scan3, empty however, still high pressure on your side, but now it is setting to

up our southeast. so the last two days either anchored overhead or had little more of northerly component to the winds to keep it nice and dry. now with that area of high pressure, just southeast of us, the flow becomes southwesterly. coming from warmer and definitely more moisture rich location, and see that up tick on the thermometer and the humidity. sixty-six your current temperature right now in philly, look how how much warmer, compared to the south and west, columbus, economic g in at 72, low mid 70s, locations to the south and west, here at home starting to heat up pretty quickly under the full sunshine, solar heating, solar radiation does its part to heat things up at the surface, shooting for 88 degrees before it is said and done, i don't think you necessarily start to notice humidity until later in the day, but you will eventually so sunglasses required if you are going to hit the pool, great day for it, but later on the sun block with the brought sunshine, it can do damage very quickly, victoria, over to you. >> thank you, katie. definitely going to need the shades on the roadway, as

well. whether you pull the flap down, or put the shades on, sun glare out and about, definitely heating up your rush hour commute. we get you outside and take a look. southbound commuting slow academy down through to the vine st. expressway. you will notice a point or two of space inbetween that commute between northeast philadelphia and center city, but all-in-all it is definitely a rush hour commute being very slow into the city. if you are traveling northbound 95 this is the cottman avenue exit here, had earlier disable vehicle, that was partially belonging one of the lanes, the move to the shoulder, you still may found little bit of a slow down there, as you exit off at cottman and rhawn. 422, starting to see the eastbound slowing down approaching the area of 202 moving beyond trooper, and let's take a look at the change in speed censorsment really would say about in a half hour ago still in the 50's, now we dropped to the 20's, on the schuylkill expressway, westbound, approaching city avenue, all the way out through to about

gladwynn, i would even say, approaching the area of the curve, eastbound on the schuylkill expressway heavy delays around the same area. twenty-three to 95, 476, however, still looking pretty good. we do, however, have an accident new jersey on 322, right around the new jersey turnpike, than is involving a tractor-trailer, so, definitely give yourselves more time. regional rail lines look great. err dismay. >> thank you, more on the deadly fire in newark, that kill six people including a 15 year old. police say the teenager was on fathers day visit to honor his deceased dad when he, his mother, and four others, perished in that fire. the blaze broke out in one house and quickly spread to another. everyone in the second houseman and dollars to escape. the cause remains upped investigation. police in new jersey, are looking for this man, we're told, he robbed td bank in somerdale camden county. authorities say he passed a note to the tell or at the branch on white horse pike demanding cash. this suspect is described as 5-foot eight, to 6 feet tall. he was last seen running toward a nearby patco station

wearing a black white sox baseball cap. a black t-shirt, and dark pants. pennsylvania state trooper, of york county, received $18,000 all terrain wheelchair t allows her to move in a standing position. the wheelchair dealer has previously donated them to veterans, but this is the first time has given one to first responder here in pennsylvania. >> i don't think i could repay thin -- neighbor in a lifetime. i can't pay back, just have to figure out thousand pay it forward. >> jean said she is looking forward to going fishing and camping p her new wheelchair. now she is it can do it. >> that's great. >> 6:37. and there is no word yet on funeral plans for casey kasem. >> he died sunday at the age of 82. now, roses mark his star on hollywood's walk of fame, we'll known as american top

40, also loaned his voice to many other project. michelle turner takes a look back at kasem's career. >> i'm casey kasem, here gee. >> radio personality casey kasem best known as the host of american top 40. for 39 years, his warm and friendly delivery counted down the nation's hit songs. >> we will find out as we countdown the 40 hottest hits notice usa. >> his iconic radio show featured his dong distance dedication that often tugged at america's heart strings. >> kasem, born to lebanese paren, sharpened his skills working in the armed forces radio network during the korean war. after discharge he work as a dj before eventually landing in los angeles. >> in 1970, kasem co-founded and hosed the american top 40 franchise. he was passionate about radio, and music. during the countdown he told audiences fun fact about the

recording artist, before the songs were played. it became his trademark. >> every breath you take, it has been at the top now for six consecutive weeks. >> also brought music countdown to tell advice as host of the 1908 show america's top ten, which ran for 13 years. >> hello again everybody, welcome to america's top ten. >> led distinctive voice to countless commercials and several cartoon characters, most notably, shaggy in the cartoon skooby doo. >> he gave back to several charities, and was never shy about voicing his political views. >> final years were not useful, dementia, final health problems, extended battles between his wife and children over his care. but with career, spanning 60 years, kacie kasem will be remembered, as one of the

legendary voices of american radio. >> keep reaching for the stars. >> oh, he captured so many hearts. >> real did i. >> all of those years on the radio. >> fantastic. >> still ahead this morning, massive perk, you might say, for starbucks employees, why the coffee giant is serving up free college education. >> how about that? plus, do you bing watch any tv shows? >> guilty. >> i know you do, erika. it is a popular trend. but, row searches say it could be making you unhappy. i'll explain. >> thank you, i look forward to that. also, okay, this gets my vote for the cute he is video of the dayment check it out. see what happens when curious puppy sees a door stop for the first time. ya, a ren to smile when you are getting out of bed there is will do

>> good morning, it is looking to be beautiful morning, still comfortable outside. that will will start to fade with time here, although sunshine, not going anywhere, at least not yet. basically the teen err northeast, showers, storms, pong up, obviously visible, i think we'll tart to see few more, as the day progresses, eventually some that far may even survive through our west and north most suburbs. you can see, looking closely, do you have sort of picture there is look closely at the trail of the cloud cover. it is moving essentially in a clockwise formation, so high pressure anchored to the

southeast, clockwise flow in the atmosphere, will draw the warmth and humidity our way. so, that's what starts to change for us. we see the building heat. we see the building humidity. feels like the dog days of summer. tomorrow actually ends up likely being the very first 09 plus degrees day, i think we will hit 91 in philadelphia, so just barely making it there. it will feel a lot hotter when you factor in the humidity. now, there are few disturbances in the atmosphere, could see pop up shower or thunderstorm because of it, tuesday, wednesday, but thursday really looks like it ends up being our most unsettled day of the forecastment enjoy the sunshine today, great pool day here, 88 degrees, nice and warm for you, is the pf30 or greater, that's required, make sure that you take care of your skin, meanwhile, mild, muggy tonight, shower or storm will be around in a couple of spots late tonight. we look forward in the forecast to a very steamy mid week. ninety-one tomorrow, 93 on wednesday, and the hits keep rolling on thursday, as we once again flirt with 90, and by friday, easing up little bit on the thermometer with sunshine and high of 86.

victoria, over to you. >> thank you, kathy. sort of flirting with no movement on the schuylkill expressway, look at 76. we've literally went from the 20's, now into the teens, and i would imagine, considering it is just about 45, or 6:45, rather, as we head further into the rush hour, will almost be at stand still. so if you are about to leave the house make sure to fill up at the pump before you hit the highway. seventy-six westbound is jammed approaching city avenue out through to about the curve. if you are headed eastbound also seeing delays approaching gulph mills down to 476. and some volume around downtown philadelphia, traveling on the blue route, no major problems really around mid-county, norristown, 95, schuylkill expressway, 476, moving well, however, if you are headed back from the shore, into the city, you will notice delays northbound side of the 42, northbound side of 55, however, mass transit looks great. we head back toutiesting. >> torrey, thank you. we have some breaking news topping our headlines this morning in ken crashes militants upset in somalia

targeted popular coastal resort. violence claim more than 40 lives. police station and two hotels were set on fire. >> in the fair hills section of north philly the search is on for the gunman who shot another man in the leg, inside a bar. the victim is in stable condition. regional race back on track, presidential order ended short strike this weekend, septa and two unions will negotiate with a mediator. it has been 40 years since the watergate scandal led to the resignation of president richard nixon, and now, an offers and residential complex in arlington county, virginia is going to replace its parking garage. it played huge role in nixon's downfall. secretly with washington post investigative reporter bob woodward. historical marker will stay. a massachusetts mother got the apology she wanted from jet blue after flight attendant refused to let the woman us a daughter use the rest room. jennifer devereaux traveling with her two daughters on flight from new york to

boston. the plane was delayed on the runway. now, defer row's three year old needed to ewing the bathroom, but they weren't allowed out of their seats. well the child couldn't hold it, and went in her seat. devereaux says she's hal i jet blue did the right thing. >> she said i'm a mom too. i totally understand what you are going through, so sorry this happened to you. >> i don't care about a voucher. you know, that casino of stuff doesn't really matter to me. i did want apology from my family, we felt like we were mistreated and felt awful about it. >> yet blue says its employees will undergo sensitivity training, the airline, also offered the family a 50-dollar credit and $5,000 to be given to a charity of their choice. >> don't look now, sword justin bieber and selena gomez may be back together. >> shocking. >> i know. who would have thought? >> bieber took to social media to pro profess his un condition at love it her.

but short lived. twenty year old posted this picture of him and gomez on his instagram page. caption red our live is unconditional, but quickly deleted it. >> see if the pop stars rekindle romance can last longer than that posting. >> we'll see. >> well, hey the words is congratulations to singer kelly clarkson. tweeted saturday that she and husband brandon blackstock had baby girl named river rose. this is clarkson's first child by the way, her husband has two other kids, from a previous relationship. >> perfect name for her child, river rose. >> nice ring to t now, a round up for you at the box office, 22 jump street captured the top spot earning $60 million. in second place, the and matted movie how to train your dragon two, raked in 50 million, round out top three brinking in $19 million, lots to going see at the movies? certainly s these days, when some people finds the tv show they like, they tends to bing watch all of the episodes at

once. >> guilty of. >> this bing watching might not be the best way to watch it. >> v. in fact, new york magazine article argues against people bing watching. >> they say the researchers advise against it because you take away much of the happiness its ' generated by wait to go watch an episode over a longer period of time. >> something to be said for slowing down, letting yourself process it, and then coming back for more later. >> letting yourself sleep. >> or letting yourself sleep. >> companies like netflix have actually had great suck sets by releasing all of the episodes of the season in one day, instead of making people wait for one every week. so it is like way to open your presents on christmas. >> i guess so? it makes me happy. >> likewise, commercial free, just keep going. >> exactly. 6:49. let's see what's coming up this morning. >> charlie rose joins because preview. good morning to you, charlie. >> hey, good morning, erika,

nicole. ahead, clerks awarded him baghdad, terror group isis making its whale toward the city. holly williams is innocent iraq where christian malitia men standing alone trying keep their town safer. the chances the united states could work with iran. plus, doctor david august owes on the pancreas, thousand could mean big change in the fight against diabetes. and our elaine in brazil with the high hopes the us will win its first game of the worlds cup today. all that and more, the news is back in the morning, see in you about ten minutes. all right, charlie, thank you. thanks, charlie. all right, here's a pretty easy question to answer. would you like a fro college he hadding? >> sure. >> i know, well, if so, work at starbucks. >> the coffee giant is offering tuition reimbursement to both full and part time employees working their way through college. the new benefit will cover two full years every internet courses at arizona state university. employees don't have to remain with starbucks after get that agree either. >> great deal. >> big perk. >> really good deal.

heck. >> barista's, anybody? >> i know, seriously. >> we'll be right back. we have real adorable video of very curious puppy. if you are having rough start to your morning there is should make you feel better. >> thisly will guy will put a sm

>> good full yesterday for a run, and a great cause. the 12th annual gary papa run raised money for prostate cancer awareness and veer: nearly 200,000 american men are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year, and an estimated 27,000 will die from that disease. >> one last check on traffic and weather together. >> yes, and if our allergy sufferer, we want to get you covered here, really the next couple of days, pollen in the air, shouldn't be at a level that is really really bothersome here. issues for the moment, empty locally. showers and storms nearby. but eventually maybe later into tonight, some of the north and western suburbs may get hit. >> we continue to talk bs first match tonight. there may be some wet weather if anything probably at least some showers, and it will also be palpable humidity in natal this evening, 82 degrees, and

they sit 6 degrees south of the equator, so very, very muggy air mass, to be playing some football in down south. victoria, over to you. >> sun glare causing big problem, and just an overall rule of thumb right now, anywhere that would you usually finds some rush hour volume on a monday morning is where you are going to find it dollars to. we start with 95, travel northbound not too far from high lan avenue. disable sort of squeak situation, compromising left hand lanes, jumping on 95 here. but already delayed around this area, as you make your way out toward 476, give yourself more time there. huntington pike at susquehanna road. accident montgomery county wells r, vehicle fire old york road at welsh, definately something to be minds full of there. speed censors, 19 on 95, 12 on the schuylkill, heavy delays if you are traveling, as well, on the even side of 76. between gulph mills and

gladwynn. >> every day doak likes to play with a toy, even when it is not real a toy. >> a sock will do sometimes. but we have one inquisitive bulldog to show you, carlos the french bulldog cannot get enough of the door stopper. looks surprised when the stopper doesn't want to play back. come on. >> what's your problem, buddy? i'm playing with you. but carlos keeps on trying, mouse, too. just trying to figure it out. >> oh, possibly. >> i thought it work real well. >> we'll keep watching it. >> love it. coming up in just a couple every minute, we bring you more local news weather and traffic and perhaps more video of the cute little guy, carlos, coming up on our other sister station the "cw philly". we introduce you to the dad who made one handed catch while holding his one year old baby on fathers day. remember that? wait until you hear where he was coming back from when he caught it. >> amazing, of course you can find the "cw philly" on these comcast xfinity verizon fios and channels.

>> reminds to you joins us bright and early every weekday morning, we kick things off 4:30 a.m. coming up next on cbs this morning,. >> real early. >> i'm done! >> coming up on cbs this morning, new mosquito born illness takes bite out of the us. somewhat you need to know. >> to fin following your local news weather and traffic, turn to our sister station the "cw philly". we'll be right back after this break.

good morning. it is monday, june 16th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." al qaeda-inspired militants move closer to baghdad. we're in the capital as they struggle to fight back and how the united states could join forces with iran. how did the irs lose e-mails in the scandal targeting conservatives after the government spent millions to back up data. plus, new violence threatens to overshadow team usa's first game at the world cup. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> militants claim they have captured another town. >>ri