most locations, warming up easily in the 80s, so really feeling and looking like summer but eventually some storms to talk becomes we'll tell you when. >> 5:00 o'clock straight up on a monday morning, looking liver at brand new traffic pattern, penndot did some work over the weekends and we're rolling on new road surface coming into downtown. i'll have the rest of the details and check mass transit coming up next. ukee, good morning. >> investigation right now, two armed robberies to tell but minutes apart on the main line. first one happened around 1:30 this morning sunoco gas station in conshohocken, city line avenue, held the clerk up at gunpoint, made off with unknown amount of cash. we understand that suspect is still on the loose. a second robbery happened short time later at the 7-eleven on city avenue in penn wynn. police say the suspect was armed with a knife and demanded cash. no one was hurt here either. unclear at the moment how much the rob r got away with. police are looking to see if the two robberies are

connected. erika? >> ukee, philadelphia police need your help this morning, they are looking for a rapist who attacked a young doctor, in her rittenhouse square apartment. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now, at police headquarters with the surveillance video, investigators hope will crack this case. syma? >> that's right. erika, police have released this video in hopes that someone can identify this man, who they say followed a 26 year old and to her rittenhouse square apartment. he first followed her on a bike, he locked up his bike, and then he started following her by foot. >> this video may not be clear, but it is clear to see this suspect is bold. we're getting a look at a man who police say first followed his victim on bike, then by foot. the camera catches the suspect approaching the victim from behind, grabbing her waist, and according to sources, threatening and ordering the victim into her apartment near 19th and spruce streets early saturday morning. >> once inside, police say,

the suspect raymond the 26 year old, then fled with her cell phone and keys. sources say the victim was so traumatized, she did not even realize the suspect left. we're told the suspect returned short time later, because he left his messenger bag behind, and police say, the suspect rapes the victim again. when the man left a second time, the woman called 191 right away. >> very upsetting, very surprising, and very angry. >> thighs women do not know the victim who is a doctor, but work at the same hospital and life nearby. >> i found out about it because our program director emailed all of the girls in our program, asked if we were okay. >> what's not okay? city officials say, not enough real time surveillance cameras throughout the city. city council president, darryl clark, says incidents like this proof there is a need for better crime fighting technology. >> we just have prevented this particular problem, i don't know, but the reality is where

ever we have the ability, real time surveillance, we need to do it. >> and, suspect is being described as a hispanic male, mid to late 20's, five-five, to five-ten, at the time, he was wearing a black t-shirt and bluejeans. if you have any information, you are being asked to come forward. in the meantime, police officials say they hope to release more surveillance video later today. live from police headquarters, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> in a few hours we could learn more about the sandusky child molestation investigation. how police and prosecutors handled the case. governor tom corbett was attorney general in 2009 when the sandusky investigation began. , cane raised questions about the case when running for attorney general two years ago. sources tell cbs news found no evidence politics played a role in any important decisions in the case. "eyewitness news" will be in

harrisburg for that report and we will bring you the newest developments on air, on line, and on social media. just past 5:03. we want to get traffic and weather together. looking like a nice monday? >> more sunshine, nice warm day, as well, and we of course are now officially in to the swing of things, with the season of summer. so we quickly go back in time. look how things fathered for the spring as a whole, and don't have too many out standing highlights. we had relatively sort of level temperature gradient here through the course of the last couple every months, although were well below average for the better part of march, simply, because coming off such a cold winter. through the course of april, precipitation well above the average, though, we had couple of real heavy rain events, may we did level off very well, then finally had our first 90 degrees day, in the month of june. which was actually couple every weeks later than we typically would have found. that will storm scan3, meantime, totally empty, high pressure on your side, in for beautiful sunrise, i'll be

sure bring it to you about a half hour or so, see the light hop over the horizon, starting to brighten up at the area shore points, sun not up tech anily, 464 the current temperature airport, cooler, more row mother locations at millville, 06 degrees, certainly goes for the outlying suburbs north of philly. 50/50 -- 55, 59 in doylestown, so depending on location may want to think about extra layer, light sweatshirt or light jacket, but as we go around the region as a whole today, sunny, seasonable, nice, and warm, at the height of the day full sunshine, mid to upper 70s expected in the resort towns at the shore and poconos, then in philadelphia, we heat up nicely to very seasonable 84 degrees, with that sunshine continuing. all day today. looks like nice one. bob, over to you. >> sound good. 5:05, good monday morning, back to work, back to school, and we're ready for morning rush hour and brand new traffic pattern. northeast philly, finally that new stretch of 95, is open, between girard avenue, and

center city. here is a live look from our center city cameras. coming southbound between girard and center city, that new stretch that they've been working on for two and a half years, ring the bell, finally complete, everybody's pushed over to the far right. and of course, that opens up that center area, as the next phase of the construction. headed southbound, pay attention, pretty much between allegheny and girard avenue. that new pattern, pushed over to the right. and then all this week, penndot will be among other lanes over, as women. so this next five days here all the way through friday we'll see something new developing on i-95. and a new project, begins tonight, along the stretch of route 55. new jersey dot will rebuild and repair about 50 bridges to a whole stretch here. but they promise it is not going to happen on the weekend. only going to work monday through thursday between gloucester county and cumberland county. so see the cones go up there

beginning today. and then south on the new jersey turnpike, an accident, near exit number eight. mass transit though looking good. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank up. regional rail commuters will be keeping close eye on washington this week, septa and two unions will held back to the bargaining table with federal mediators. they're trying to hash out a deal after a brief strike earlier this month. president obama ordered the two sides to sit down for talks after that one-day walk out. the regional rail workers cannot go on strike again until february. well, developing right now, secretary of state, john kerrey; in baghdad this morning, to meet with shiite and sunni leaders now locked in a battle for control of iraq. susan motorcycle begin which is details from washington. >> reporter: secretary every state, john kerrey; in baghdad today, meeting with iraq's prime minister and other local leaders. he's on a diplomatic mission, talking about what assistance the us is willing to offer to help stop sunni militants gaining control of cities and

towns in northern and western iraq. at a news conference in cairo sunday, secretary kerrey warned middle east leaders of the growing threat. >> none of us can afford to leave that entity with a safe haven which would become a base for terror. >> islamic state of iraq and syria now controls at least three border crossings, near jordan and syria, which will allow the group to move weapons and fighters from syria into iraq, in a interview with "face the nation", president obama said the us must remain vigilant. >> what we can't think is play wack a mole and send us troops occupying various countries where ever these organizations pop up. >> some republicans say the crisis in iraq is a national security matter that requires immediate intervention. >> we will either deal with isis now, or we will deal with them later. later they'll be stronger and harder. >> the president is deploying up to 300 military advisors to the region to work with iraqi

soldiers in their battle with insurgents. susan macinnis, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> former pow bowe bergdahl now at an outpatient center at texas military base, going through de briefing, psychological counselling, and more social interaction. it is part of his re integrate after five years in taliban captivity. officials say still not allowed to roam free or speak with whom ever he wants. >> well, some fishermen get the surprise after lifetime on the jersey shore. >> look at that shark. seymour of this close encounter that shark, also, what's going through their minds as that massive shark circles their boat? plus, risky rescue, see how hikers were saved from the spreading -- spreading wild fire. >> rather stunning finish for team usa, down but not out of the competition. >> ♪

>> was it fun or heart breaking? it was a wild ride for fans during that game we just talk b hear from the american goalie, about the tough break, and what the team still has to do to move on. good morning, we'll be right back.

amtrak train collided when truck just after midnight, the train was caring more than 22 people headed for boston. this crash happened just south of there, in the town of mansfield. no one on the train was hurt, still no word about anyone in the truck. crews are now investigating the tracks to see if service can resume this morning.

we'll keep you up-to-date. >> risky rescue in southern california after hikers got trapped by this growing wild fire. now, they had no where to go, but up. when the flames burned through some mountains, rescuers used helicopter to pluck those four hikers, from nearby trail. the fire quickly spread from just 10 acres to more than 150 in just matter of hours. us soccer star is due in court today after spending the weekends behind bars. the long time goalie of the us women's national soccer team was arrested early saturday morning, after domestic dispute. it all happened at her home knee seattle. authorities satisfy say she assaulted dollars her own next ooh, and appeared to be intoxicated at the time. here is your traffic and weather together on the 3's. >> good morning, everybody, very happy monday to you, looking ahead to nice day. and at the moment, you know, still little sticky outside. got to be honest. humidity isn't terrible just yet. that will change with time. looking at pretty steamy

middle part of the week, meantime this is the particular segment we like to staff off with pollen report, how your allergies make fair, truely the worse of allergy season basically behind us, at least for this particular time of the year. so, actually going to seat levels drop off in the next couple of days, frontal boundery will be rolling on through, will bring in a lot of rainfall looks like specially wednesday afternoon and evening, and that will allow any polythene is out there to get washed away. storm scan3, meantime, actually looking pretty good. nice and clear out there, high pressure still taking the lead, keeping control, but you can see the clouds starting to thicken off to the west there. we zoom out even further. there is your next system. that will be the next town affect us as next cold front gets dragged through on wednesday and thursday. so, that will be our next shot for any kind of meaning zero meaningful precipitation. mostly sunny, seasonable, high up to 84, we drop it back down to 65 tonight. also seasonable temperature for us, under gently partly cloudy sky. to the forecast, kinds of

running theme going, mid to upper 80s, the general expectation in the sit, little cooler head down the shore, this will be nice warm week. if you are lucky you have no have scored this as your week off, at the beaches. meanwhile wednesday and thursday, and might have to plan some indoor activities both at the shore and further inland, as well, again when the next storm system comes along, so specially afternoon, evening hours every wednesday, looks like we will be getting down to some pretty heavy thunderstorms, clears out for thursday afternoon, bob, we send it into you. >> 5:15, this monday morning, offer to great start, light volume so far. roads are dry. going outside, live look at route 309. right near the pennsylvania turnpike, no problems or delays at all. as you roll out of the driveway headed toward the ft. washington interchange. let's go out to the blue route. 476 right in the area of route one rolling into and out of delaware county again off to good start on this monday morning. just got a twitter tip here. the route 13 ramps to 295, and 55, 295 and 59 are closed,

here in delaware, ton of police activity on the ram at any self. we try to zoom on in, and get an idea of exactly waist going on, but right now coming north on route 13, expecting to head north, i would use route one to gain access up to i-95. and downed pole, over here, moorestown, new jersey, route 38, right at nixon drive. lane restrictions, if you are coming back from the shore, after a great weekend, and boy, nice down there, i think a loft folks will see that starting to happen now on a monday morning, extra volume on the expressway, parkway, and some of the back roads. so getting early start, so far so good, nothing out of the ordinary there. mass transit running with no delays. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, here is a look add today's headlines, police looking for possible connection between two overnight robberies on the main line. first man armed with a gun robbed a bala cynwyd sun sunoco station, then suspect armed with a knife robbed a 7-eleven in penn wynn not far away. >> surveillance video shows

rape suspect and victim 1900 block of spruce street early saturday morning. police say that man force add woman into her nearby apartment, then sexually assaulted her twice before robbing her. >> pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen cane, released report today reviewing the jerry sandusky sex abuse investigation. the report is expected to clear governor tom corbett of any wrong-doing. well, millions of cars are being recalled this morning, three is on your side with the airbag p problem that needs to be fixed. >> also, even even handicuffs couldn't stop this woman from getting into more trouble with police. see what she did in the back seat that far police cruiser after she was arrested. details co

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on tape. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers spoke to the owner that far boat to hear his incredible story. >> so, here is a fish story that is actually true. by fish, meaning great white shark. spam down the lent of the boat. i than see if first, obviously little stunned. i didn't say anything to anybody. i was looking at that time trying to process the information, because it was quite a big fish. >> that voice you're hearing is steve clark in avalon retiree. he owns the 35-foot boat that was all that stood between him and razor shark teeth, 30 miles off the brigantine coast. he told others on board to look up, video cameras came out. >> it was awesome. it wasn't scary. because we're used to sharksment it was awesome. five people on board the boat went out fishing for make owe shark, to attract those sharks they hung a chum bucket like this one on the side of their boat. in the youtube video see the great white reach up and rip the chum bucket off the side of the boat h to get a new bull, and told the story the shop owner gave him discount

on his new one. >> hung out around the boat for about 20 minutes. >> come back, stick her head up. >> enough time for clark to shy of 1 ton, about 16 feet long. >> the boat is 10 feet wide. it was staking way out both sides of the boat. kids were on each side of the boat looking at the shark. >> only time they got nervous when the great white started gnawing on their outboard motor. out sigh of that, relatively calm view of one of the ocean's great preditors. >> likelihood of seeing another one that close is probably never going to happen. it was a great event, once in a lifetime deal. >> the fish story to top them all. matt rivers, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> oh, man. atlantic city is looking for new way to boost tourism. how cruise ships could help the struggling shore town. >> also, key discovery in search for missing firefighter. but he h hasn't been seen for more than a week. why that search is now being

>> it is a little steamy outside when you initially walk out the door. see, you're at the coolest point of the day, so a lot of times you can feel the humidity little more palpable, just because your dew point level closer to the actual air temperature, that's how you saturate the air mass with the dew point. storm scan3 shows us generally clear skies, with the hands full of clouds here, there, overall, nice day is unfold willing, so, what a great excuse if you are lucky enough to have scored three day weekends, want to head up the ballpark, good time for it, mostly 79 at 70:00, a the marlins in town with the sunshine overhead, and it drops off at about 8:33 tonight. so you'll get couple of innings in with the sunshine, 84 in the city meanwhile, starting to see that humidity creep up on us by tomorrow. still dry, wednesday storms

make a return. >> off to pretty good start this morning, quick tour, with the jam cam, hello malvern, 202, right near route 29 in the construction zone. roads are dry, and no problems or delays at all between west chester, headed up toward king of prussia looking good along i95, as well, but heads up, new traffic pattern, comes into play, south on 95, right between girard avenue and center city. i'll show you that, live look, the next time around. and an accident here, route 13 north ramp, to 295 north, closed this morning, all balls after crash. so be aware of that if you are coming back from the delaware beaches this morning. hey, look who showed up for work today. >> hey, don't start, don't start with me, buddy, don't start. good morning, everyone, us faces germany in the next round of the world cup after disappointing drawl against portugal. us tide on the goal by jeremy. jermaine jones, 64th minute yesterday, and then in minute 81, they went ahead two-one on

clint's goal. but portugal, ya, kept at it, and they tied the us with just seconds remaining in stoppage time. americans dominated much of the game, but has to set for the two-two tie. >> unfortunately i don't see portugal -- you know, we let ourselves down. so that's kind after good sign. because had we gotten -- >> well, germany and ghana played to two-two draw as well. teammates usa takes on germany thursday f they tie, both would advance to the next round. baseball, phillies pay tribute to new all time hits leader before tonight's game with the marlins at the ball yack, phillies say special guests and surprises in store for j-roll, passed hall of famer mike schmidt for the top spot a week ago saturday. first in st. louis, thanks to bases loaded triple by codey ashley. but, that's all the score the phillies would do in this game. the cards broke three-three

tie, with safety squeeze, but in the fourth inning, went onto win this 15 to three. the phillies went five and two, not too bad, five and two on the seven game road trip. erika? >> ukee, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we are following the search for a rapist. that's right, police release surveillance video, in hopes of catching a man they say who raped a woman in her rittenhouse square apartment over the weekend. i'm syma chowdhry with details coming up. plus, we're starting to feel the pinch from the crisis in iraq. the impact the unrest overseas is having on our gas prices. this is john kerrey as rivals there overnight to try to ends the growing conflict. and bob and katie return, with your traffic and weather together together on the 3's, if you are looking live, at the shore, oh, my goodness, beautiful sunrise coming your way. kately show it to you coming up. back in two

police say this video could lead them to the attacker. we are live with the latest developments in that investigation. good morning, everyone, also this morning, two overnight robberies within just few miles of each other on the main line. but, are they connected? >> we'll find out in just a bit. right now, let's check with your traffic and weather together with katie and bob. good morning. >> good morning, ukee, welcome back, good to have the whole team back together again. tell you what, starting the work week off on bright sunshine expected mid 80s expected very seasonable for somer time. we can expect this to last us at least another day. eventually, some stormy weather does make return appearance. i'll tell when you to expect. that will of course it is all coming up. bob, over to you for now. >> good morning, 5:30. off to pretty good start this monday morning, and two years of driving fast, the