with the rittenhouse square rape and robbery. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein joins us with what we just learn. jen? >> good morning, police sources do tell us, they did make arrest overnight. a 28 year old man, has been charged with rape, as of right now, though, police are not yet releasing the suspect's name. detective say they have arrested the man depict in the this composite. after 26 year old woman was physically and sexually assaulted inside her center city apartment this weekend n newly-released surveillance video, man can be seen parking and locking his bike on the 1900 block of spruce street, before approaching the victim a local doctor. the suspect puts his hands around the woman's waist. investigators say, she was then threaten, forced into her apartment, where she was repeatedly raped. the suspect then made off with her keys and cell phone. yesterday, police questioned four men in the case, all live in a house, on eighth and moore streets. police sources say they've

released three of the men, but have since charged the fourth who they picked up at broad and christian where the suspect works. detectives also confiscated the man's bike. >> police sources also told us they believe the suspect's name will be released, once commissioner ramsey is notified of the arrest later this morning. the latest outside of special victims unit. jen bernstein, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". jen, thank you. meanwhile, a 18 year old is fighting for his life after shot six times on glenwood avenue in north philadelphia. he collapsed on or the any street. near him, police say, they made disturbing discovery. they found a high powered assault rifle. they're interviewing witnesses and looking at surveillance video at this hour but the shooter remains at large. >> no criminal charges against a store own here fought back after man was trying to reb her. frankford avenue in philadelphia's mayfair section early last night,ly say the man pulled a knife on the 46 year old woman at stand's

health foods. that woman who happens to be former police officer and secret service agent, she pulled a gun and shot the man killing him. >> take a lock at this video from center city. steam bill owed into the air last night after steam pipe burst right near the convention center. fast forward, give you live look at 13th and race streets, still shut down as well as 12th and arch while crews continue to work on the problem. coming up on 03:00, let's get your traffic and weather together. >> pretty decent day overall. it really is going to feel like summer outside. very seasonable temperatures, what we're expecting out there, but also just a little up tick in humidity. so it will be real good excuse to find a way to cool down whether it be the pool, jump into a lake, going to the beach, if you are lucky you have no have the day off, you have pick pretty decent one for. that will we take you outside first and for most, a look at the poconos, little caveat is this. if you are up in the poconos, headed up this way, not just jack frost big boulder but

anywhere else, through carbon, monroe counties, you have a shot for shower or spotty thunderstorms. already seen few speckles evergreen popping f we go next to storm scan3, popping up here on the radar. so, it does look like this could really just be more isolated than anything, but you are close enough to the current batch of showers and storms, which is pent up back through northwestern pa to get in on. that will meanwhile, rest of the region starts to notice that humidity creeping up. so, with 65 degrees dew point, about the point where it starts to feel kind of steamy outside. >> the flow is from the south, and that does bring in the warmth it, brings in the more moisture rich air mass, and that's where it starts to get little steamier outside. , 4:00 p.m. we hit the day time hi, will be day that features sun, clouds, mixed bag through the day, most every us do stay dry,

regardless, of the stormy weather that is nearby. >> 603 good morning, tuesday morning, off to pretty good start. couple of bridge openings this morning, sun's beginning to rise, and let's go outside. live look, check the jam cams. some sun glare this morning on i95 we look live near 322, folks headed northbound up toward pretty much the blue route and up toward philly international. lighter volume right now, but see the sun certainly going to cause delays this morning folks lined up single file. the burlington bristol bridge back to normal after two openings here, at the burlington, also, had two openings at the talcony palmyra so traffic moving across both of the spans, at least, for the moment. and an accident on the atlantic city expressway, right now, it is eastbound, heading into new jersey, right at the route 73 interchange. crash out along airport route at route 273, just south of

wilmington, otherwise, mass transit looking good. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank upment following breaking news from miami. where multiple people were shot overnight. police say there were at least six victims, and as many as ten. our a phillie at in miami has just confirmed, a second victim has died. no word yet about the rest of the victims or if police have made any arrests. we will bring you new details as they become available. ukee? >> and here is a quick look at what's happening today. in the news, as well, special ed teacher stephanie amato will be in court. prosecutors say amato had improper relationship with a 14 year old student at ethan alan school in mayfair. also, a preliminary hear for three men charge in the deadly stabbing in kensington. police arrested the three shortly after israel hernandez was found stabbed to death earlier this month. we should learn more today about what caused the crash of asiana airlines flight 214 in san francisco last summer, three people, three people, were killed when the boeing

777 hit the sea wall at the end after runway last july. >> developing right now, john kerr any iraq for the second time time in two daysment secretary kerrey is meeting with kurdish leaders to press for the formation after unified iraq. iraq's prime minister has promised to form new inclusive government by july 1st. but, kerrey, who solicited baghdad yesterday, says the threat of isis militants means the us military could get involved before a political solution is reached. >> the white house oversight committee will hold a second day of hearings as they look into the loss of thousands of emails from a former irs official. those emails are linked to lois learner, the former head of the addition that costs applications for tax emmettment status. irs commissioner john, he testified late last night, that learner's hard drive crashed into 2011, well before the investigation began. >> man remains hospitalized this morning, after police open fire in philadelphia's

west oaklane neighborhood. shattered glass, and shell casings, littered the corner of 19th and plymouth streets late yesterday afternoon. police say it involved an officer and at least one suspect in a sv. some residents wonder what provoked the shooting. >> as always, gun shooting, gun shooting, every time you turn around, people getting shot in west oaklane. >> after the shooting we're told the vehicle was located around the corner at 18th street and cheltenham avenue. no officers injured. suspect is in stable condition. >> mercer county yesterday afternoon, that's right around twin rivers, and farrington drive. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones, spoke to those who had a face-to-face encounter with the animals. people here, at first, thought it might have been a large dog, but, as the animal got closer to the playground here, everyone realized it was

a bear. and some people even got out their cell phones. >> this was a black bear, that gave dad and trenton police officer lenny a bit of a scare monday afternoon. >> i tell everyone, stay here, there is a bear, there is a bear. of course everyone looks at me like i have three heads when i say bear. >> playing near community pool in the twin rivers development just before 4:00. people in the pool also saw the bear. >> have you ever seen a black bear before? >> just in the zoo. never out in the wild. >> and we like lock the doors and got the kids back in here. >> worried about the kids in the playgrounds, he pick up one of these chairs, lifted it up over his head, got within 50 feet of the bear and told the kids to get behind the fence. >> i start go away, bear, go away, bear. and then he kind of grunted at me, i flung the chair. and then he walked away. he just turned and he walked away. >> minutes earlier the bear was spotted just outside this 7-eleven, few hundred yards away from the pool. >> you have owned this store for 11 years. have you ever seen a black bear around here before?

>> no, never, never. >> followed the bear as it roamed through part of the neighborhood, and he took this picture. >> he wasn't scared of people at all. i mean, i wasn't too scared of him. probably good 50 yards back. if i had to run, i could have, but he didn't seem scared. it was more after walk, instead of a run. >> police hearsay they last spotted the bear going off into wooded area, in nearby monroe township. there were no reports of any injuries, or any damage to anyone's property. reporting in east windsor township mercer county, new jersey, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". hope it finds its way home and nobody gets hurt. >> i know, poor guy has been wandering south jersey for ages now. >> fbi said it saved nearly 170 child trafficking victims. >> also this morning, flames quickly tear through this apartment building trapping a family inside. see how neighbors took matters into their own hands to make sure everyone got out alive. >> and, a warning to pregnant women about something that could be putting their child at risk for autism.

>> ♪ >> beautiful scene down the shore, this tuesday morning. i think it will be a pretty nice day from what katie is saying. we have some changes coming in the seven day. >> no problem with the weather today. good morning, family, be right back.

>> an effort that law enforcement has carried out over the last week, 106

cities. it is involved almost 400 law enforcement agencies, that were did he signed to rescue children, who have been sold into the sex trade. >> these are not far away kids if far away lands. these are our kids on our street corners, our truck stops our motels, our casinos. these are america's children. now the crackdown appears to be working. over the last week, 168 children have been rescued. >> terrifying scene near denver, shoot-out in an apartment building with people trapped and screaming for help. neighbors returned in to heyed them. the circle thereon your screen highlights the dare escape. they used sheets, mattresses and pick-up truck to rescue a family of three including a baby. eight people were hurt in that fire. >> caught on camera, police officer got a call that a woman was lying on the railroad tracks. he got there just as the

crossing warms going down, you can see right there, he pulls her to safety near seconds before train comes barreling through. told both the officer and that woman are fine. headed outside, katie on the skydeck, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. it is a pretty pleasant start to the day for us out there, the sun now up, it will definitely do its part to help heat things up. but as we go through the day, you will start to notice little bit of creeping up on that humidity level. >> otherwise nice summer day, par for the course temperature wise, too. we go ahead start things off with a look at storm scan three more of region wide zoom here. see showers, storms, already moving through. right now, right across the new york and pa state border, but this should all stay out of our hair, throughout most of the delaware valley. now, i say throughout most of, because i think if you are headed up to the poconos, could you still see shower if not spotty thunderstorm with the little batch there throughout the day. otherwise the rest of russ just starting to garth up moisture, so that means of

course an increase in humidity. and we will also ends up with a nice warm day, sunshine, 66 degrees your current temperature right now at the airport, quick check on how the rest of the day will fare, we add 20 degrees to the current temperature, later on today, so partly sunny, definately more humid, but not up bearable, just noticeable. warm, muggy tonight. now, tonight, i would call it unbearable. if you are trying to sleep in this, not comfortable. have a fan or have your ac cranked. meanwhile we look ahead in the forecast tomorrow, likely starts little sun, clouds will thicken awfully quickly, will also mark the arrival of our next cold front. showers, heavy thunderstorms start to move in will hang on until early thursday morning, definitely our storm yes, sir time frame. bob, we send it into you. >> good morning, 6:45, live look at 422 inbound, penndot crews are on the scene, this is just one of the cars that is left over here, obviously getting free ride for the gas

station. going 95, live look, coming into philadelphia, that new traffic pattern, right here, where all traffic is pushed on to the newly constructed stretch, between girard avenue and center city, between the betsy ross bridge and girard avenue. >> so definitely changes over last two days for the motorists coming south in toward center city. >> accident eastbound, on the atlantic city expressway headed toward the gambling town, right at route 73, one car off into the woods there, and overnight, a steam pipe burst here under the pennsylvania convention center, 13th street blocked between arch and race. so cross un one side to the other, convention center this morning, use either 11th street or broad street. otherwise not bad coming out of west chester, north on 22. so far so good on the schuylkill, the sun hasn't popped above the tree line yet. and mass transit running with

no delays. >> s supreme court ruling means gamblers in the garden state will not be placing wagers on sports. >> bet conflicting with federal law. governor kris at the led the appeal, voters okay the idea on election day, justices yesterday said federal law banning the gambling trumps state law in this case. currently federal law allows sports gambling only in nevada, delaware, and two other states. today's headlines on cbs-3 starts with breaking news, police have made arrest in the rape and robbery of a woman saturday morning, near ridden house square. the suspect's name has not been released. >> also, a 18 year old man in critical condition after he was shot six times on, any street in fairhill. police found automatic weapon beside him on the sidewalk, around midnight last night. and more breaking news, two people were killed and several others were shot in miami earlier this morning. there is no word on arrests right now, or what spark the

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deadly virus in south africa in unprecedented poor poe horns. at least 350 people have died since the epidemic began in march. more than 506 people have gotten sick. the worlds' health organization is planning high level meetings next week, to discuss sending additional resources and experts to the area.

pregnant women expose today a lot of pesticides, may be putting their babies at risk for autism and other developmental delays. now, according to new research done at the university of california, at davis. women, who lived within a mile of where pesticides are used, had a 60% higher risk of having children with a form of autism, or other development disorder. critics, however, say there is still no direct cause and effect. talk about being in the right place at the right time. a houston woman, out for morning run, found a missing baby. hundred win said she heard crying while running then notice add carseat in the fields. inside was a eight month old baby girl. police say the baby was sleeping in the back seat of her mom's car when it was stole friend a gas station. win said she doesn't normally run in that area, but her decision to change her route likely saved the little girl's life. >> god washing watching over this child, even though witness who found the child said for some reason she decided to turn left as she

was jogging north over here, for some reason just decided to turn this way. >> the child was treated for some and the bites, but otherwise, she doing just fine. just that inner voice saying go left. and saved a child's life. >> how about that? >> still ahead this morning, flyers trade a favorite. and the phillies honor jimmy rollins, coming up in sports. >> also, he plays hardball when it comes to politics, but can governor chris christie hold hisis own in a softball game? see him go to bat for clarity up at yankee stadium on the other

time for traffic and weather together. >> good morning, erika, starting to see our next frontal boundary, get its act together. still off to the west. already helping to fuel a couple of showers, and localized thunderstorms, well off to our northwest, right

now, so we go to storm scan3. wider zoom, you can see, some of that activity going on, mainly off to the north and west, then waiting in the wings, back through say indianna, illinois, the actual cold front. so we stille a day and a half to kill before this storm actually gets here, and in the meantime, expect some showers, some heavier thunderstorms to make their arrive by tomorrow. today just nice summer day, feeling little more muggy, as time progresses. bob, over to you. >> new patted earn developing, see how the cones are taken out, what it was the right side or the left side of the roadway. there is no right shoulder here now, coming south on 95, penndot re stripe the lines last night. so from the betsy ross bridge all the way down into center city, there is no right shoulder, and only three lanes open, because this section here, will become the new construction zone. accident eastbound on the a.c. expressway, right near route

73. otherwise, just your normal delays coming in from south jersey. looking good. bark to you. >> the phillies have hit another losing skid, they've dropped three in a row, but hope to change that fortune tonight at home against the marlins again. phillies fell behind last night on kacie magee's two run double in the first inning. fighting phils mustered no offense, and ends up getting shut out for the tent time this season. winning streak seems like long time ago, doesn't it. >> once again, they'll try again tonight. jimmy rollins honored before the game for his record number of hits in a phillies uniform. j-roll with his family and his baseball family, as well, presented when silver bear, jay roll passed michael for the franchise record week ago saturday. video tribute, as several former phils made the trip to citizens bank park to offer their congratulations, and support. great night for j-roll, congrats again, and jimmy rollins.

>> ronnie hextall is making his mark on the orange and black, traded long time fan favorite. hexy shipped heart net to the blue jackets forum burger, and a draft pick. heart necessary scored 157 goals, over seven seasons, with the fly guys. umberger spent his first three years in the nhl, with the flyers, he scored 18 goals for the blue jackets, last season. the united states soccer team is trading in brazil today as it gets ready for thursday's match with germany. i believe that starts at noon. win or a draw means the us will make it to the next rounds of the world cup. >> can't wait for that go. >> i know, coming up. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", major break in the rid ends house rape case. here's jen bernstein. >> police sources tell us, they made an arrest overnight, i'll have the details coming up. >> plus, man known around the world for so-called sexy mugshot appears in court. and we're learning how he's already profiting from his new found fame. >> and bob and katie return

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>> breaking up to breaking news on cbs36789 philadelphia police have their man wanted in the rittenhouse square rape and robbery. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein joins us now, with special victims unit with the breaking details. jen, good morning.

>> police sources tell us they made arrest overnight, apparent we have 28 year old man charged with rape. as of right now, officials are not yet releasing the suspects name. now, yesterday, police did talk to four men in relation to this case. they had them in for questioning. all live in a home on eighth and moore streets. now, police sources tell us they have released three of the men. but have since charged the fourth who they pick up at broad and christian. this is where the suspect apparently works. detective also confiscated the man's bike. over the last few days working around the clock to find out who physically as ought add 26 year old woman inside her center city apartment early saturday morning. it happened on the 1900 block of spruce street. police say man locked his bike on the block and then approached the victim hole is a local doctor. told them threaten and where show was repeatedly raped. suspect then took her cell phone and her keys. now, police sources do tell

us, they plan to release the identity of the suspect, after commissioner ramsey has been reached this morning. of course we'll keep you updated. the latest outside of special victims unit, jen bernstein, cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >> jen, thank you. also the search on for teller after a 29 year old man is shot during a robbery in west philadelphia. chopper three, flying over the scene, last night, at salford forward and market streets. police tell us the man was shot twice on the street, and died at the hospital. >> parents and student taking the philadelphia budget christ toys harrisburg, will rap rally outside the state capitol for more funding. they want 2-dollar tax on each pack of cigarettes sold in the city. they say the money would help fill the district's 216 million-dollar budget hole. neshaminy high school student newspaper is in the spotlight at tonight's school board meeting. says students printed june 14 edition of the paper without authorization, refuse to print the nickname of the school's teams which is the redskins.

students say the name is a racial slur. washington redskins have been criticized for that team's name respect as well. 6:33, here's kate. >> i good morning, ukee, everybody, we still have high pressure, in control for our area, but at this point that area of high pressure actually starting to glide out to sea. so will allow more of southerly component to the win, it means the air mask fed our way has got a lot more moisture, more warmth out there. so not talking really bad heat per say, but the humidity is going to start to become more noticeable. storm scan3 right now no problem. if we zoom out, see showers, storms, right now just outside of the pocono territory. maybe if you are traveling i80 you'll run into pop up shower or storm. but most of our region does stay dry today. showers, thunderstorms, will come through with drenching proportions here, that's tomorrow, not today, not tonight tomorrow through the second half of the day. some of toast storms could easily lead to flashflooding

locally gusty wind possibly frequent crowd to ground lightning. so you have to keep that this minds for tomorrow. take your umbrella with you. today do you not need it unless going up to the poconos, where we could see spotty shower or storm, i said this is the last time i showed this graphic. that will icon in the poconos, makes it look a lot worse than it will be if you see anything at all it is spot any nature otherwise looking at partly sunny day, back in philly, 86, some sun, definately more humidity throughout the day. bob, over to you. >> good morning, everyone, tuesday offer to pretty good start, starting to see some volume pop, some sun glare, outside live look, we check the jam cams. live look at the schuylkill expressway, coming into and out of the city. not bad at all this morning, we look live right near the roosevelt boulevard. out to 422, again, folks coming in toward philadelphia, here, on the left, headed in toward that first avenue. again, lighter volume so far this morning, an accident, eastbound, heading in toward new jersey, here, right at route 73. one car vehicle, off into the

woods, the right lane is blocked, but the tow truck, cheltenham avenue, coventry road. watch for crashment on the over night we had steam pipe that burst here in center city. so, 13th street blocked from arch to race. now, it is the stretch of 13th that takes you underneath the pennsylvania convention center. so in order to get around it you need to use either 11th or broad street this morning, instead of 13th. now etm when that will be opened up v to make repairs to the roadway. forty-two, 55, slow going, coming in toward the city. but mass transit looking good with no delays. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. more hearings continue this morning into the investigation of thousands of missing irs emails. the agency's commissioner questioned that rare hearing last night. correspondent susan macinnis more now from washington. >> republicans on the health oversight committee demanded answers from irs commissioner john cost kin during a heated monday night hearing. >> i asked the question. and i answered it.

>> committee chair, darryl isis, slammed for allegedly misleading law makers in march. he said he would turn over emails of lowest learner. irs executive at the center after investigation into the agency targeting key party groups, applying for tax exempt status. but, earlier this month, the irs told congress, that a computer had crashed, in 2011, and destroyed some of her emails. >> all of the emails we have will be provided. >> if you have magical way for me to do that, some democrats de fitted, and say there is no evidence the computer crash was part of a cover up, as some republicans have suggested. >> the fact that you would be subjected tonight to the birrage of an inneundo and accusation back up by nothing for the purpose of political theater is to me wreckless and disgraceful. >> white house attorney

subpoenaed by congressman isa will testify today during another oversight hearing. susan macinnis, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> california man whose mugshot became social media sensation has his day in court. jeremy ramex arraigned inside stockton courtroom on 11 felony counts related to firearm possession and gang membership. his mugshot went viral last week after posted on the police department's website. his mother has created a website asked strange tears donate to his legal fund. she is counting on some of the 96,000 people who liked his picture to help raise money. he is held on $1 million bail. >> i any last we heard, she raised about $4,000. kicking in. 6:37. officially summer, everyone getting ready for the hot weather by cranking up the ac. >> span $11 billion year on air-conditioning, their home. cbs news business analyst jill schlessenger here now to help us save some money on energy this summer she is up in new

york for us, jill, good morning to you. >> what should people do who have air-conditioning? >> all right, you know this in the back of your mind, but here is the numbers to prove it, regular maintenance cannot only extend the life of your unit, it can save you money. you want to check out those air filters, they can reduce energy consumption by five to 15%. where you place an aoun sit very important. avoid direct sunlight, that reduces efficiency, and ideally, you want nice shady spot on the east or the north side of your home. you know, you will find a little compass on your iphone. most of us know to shut windows and doors before turning on the ac, also, close those blind, and curtains, keep the lights off when you're gone. >> all right, glue about programable thermostats? how do those work? >> if you use them properly, you can cut your bills by 180 bucks a year. here is how to do it, set the

thermostat as high as comfortably possible while you are home. >> this will lead to many marital discords, don't worry, uma get you there t then book to to 78 degrees when out of the house. each degree below 78 uses about three to 5% more energy, avoid setting thermostat at colder than normal setting when you turn on your unit. guess what, guys it, doesn't cool your home any fasterment and actually, results in excessive cooling, and unnecessary expense. >> that's a fun new fact. >> when buying new unit, what should you know? >> i learned this because i was looking at the government's website. if you don't choose the right aoun at this time can be very bad for consumption. think most people assume bigger units, better. not necessarily true. if you have got small rooms or small home, the reason is those big units can lead to duct leakage. that will can cause to you lose 15% of your cooling capacity. for more energy saving tips go to the government's website

energy.gov. i love air-conditioning. i know it is terrible for the environment. but i want to use it more efficiently, so i changed my thermostat this morning before i left. >> how about that? >> maybe who was still home sleeping wasn't thrilled. >> right. thanks, jill. i used to blow a fan over the ice tray, ice cubes, as kid. >> did you not. >> i'm serious t works. i bet somebody else, did, too. try it sometime. >> going old into. >> just put your face, it works. our time 6:40. another massive auto recall to tell but, but this time it has to do with airbags that could explode. that's next. >> also, ahead, could drones be used as peeping tomes? hear one woman's warning the new technology done used to spy on you inside your home. >> governor christie suits up and plays nine innings at yankee stadium. oh, he is going to be sore this morning. we'll be back.

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to be here. >> michael's took some time during the clean to up pose with fans, there i'm sure that helped brighten the spirits. hoping to bring a smile to all every those face, such tough time. you know, great job thereon his partment hop in the truck, bring the car down. >> heartfelt, no doubt about that. >> just past 6:43, traffic and weather together. and how are we looking today, katy? >> actually not looking all that bad out there. spec to see stormy weather move in by tomorrow specifically, but start things off as we always do on this particular seg w your pollen report, not looking in any major issues, today the worse day of the bun. still at mode to medium levels, in terms of the actual pollen count, in the atmosphere, storm scan3, if you look closely, you can tell, these storms are moving from southwest to northeast, generally how the flow of the atmosphere is shaping up. eventually, a cold front gets dragged through, so building up the heat, and moisture, in advance of. that will now, at this point it, it does not appear any storms that moved through tomorrow, not today, tomorrow, specifically, would have any casino of severe weather them. we do start off with steamy weather out there, more clouds

billing through the morning. then by the afternoon, the first raindrops likely starting to fall with some heavier thunderstorms specially off to the west. some of this likely also lingers into early thursday morning. seven day forecast, mid to upper 80s. little variation in the cloud cover, throughout the course that far time. steamy day on tap tomorrow. with the showers, storms making their arrival. by thursday, again, a lingering shower, or a storm, in the forecast. now, with storms in the forecast this week, again, stay up-to-date on that forecast, while you're out and about, you can do that with our brand new cbs philly weather app, vale be on the app store come soon to google play store, as women. we have all of the download details you need on our website at cbsphilly.com. bob, over to you. >> 67:45, live look, southbound between cottman and center city, delays, pretty

much from allegheny avenue on in. and all of that is a part of the new traffic pattern that's in play as you work southbound in toward center city. going out to route 202 at 29 north bound, volume between west chester pike headed up through malvern, through the construction zone, some debris, if you get to work and your ladder is not where you left it in the back of the truck, it is out here on the pennsylvania turnpike, eastbound, right near the delaware valley interchange. >> lewis road at linnfield, accident outside of collegeville, otherwise, watch for delays on the schuylkill between conshohocken and city avenue and south on 95, heading in toward bridge street. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, on top of two breaking stories right now at 6:46 in the morning. philadelphia police have made arrest early this morning, in saturday's rape after 26 year old woman near rittenhouse square. the suspect was caught on camera early saturday morning as he grabbed the victim on

spruce street. more breaking news from miami, two shot and kill overnight. several other people were injured this that shooting, so far, police have made no arrests. >> john kerrly meet today with kurdish leaders trying to get iraq's political parties to work together to diffuse growing civil war in the country. >> three on your side major recall involving car's airbags, affect millions of vehicles from seven different automakers, here they are, honda, nissan, toy oath, a nasdaq, chrysler, ford and bmw. all of them use airbags manufactured by the japanese company. the casing around the airbags inflater could rupture causing the faulty airbags to explode possibly resulting in injury. >> think someone used a drone to spy open her in her apartment. lisa, looking out heroin dough few mornings ago, when she saw a drone. she grabbed her camera and

took that picture. she said it took off quickly, and the two men operating the drone grabbed their equipment and drove off quickly. >> freak i. you don't expect to be walking around indecent in your apartment and have the thing out there. potentially recording you. >> seattle police emphasize owning and flying drones is legal, however, lawyers said there could be issues with drones recording people in private places. >> changing clothes, see a drone out your window? >> i know. >> governor chris christie is used to playing hardball when it comes to politics. >> now getting a look at softball skills. >> sister station in new york shows how the governor went to bat for charity. >> reporter: it is governor govr christie like you have rarely seen him before. >> stretching, crouching, feeling the burn, yes, the honorable governor of new jersey taking his talents

athletic political can and otherwise to the bronx, yankee stadium. >> playing third base in a celebrity softball game to benefit charity hosted by wfan's boomer. it is the latest light hearted showing every christie's maneuverability, in recent weeks, punctuated by now famous dancing routine on the tonight show. >> but playing baseball for chris christie is not something new. >> christy, was star catcher on his team. >> i am he 40 years older. >> on this day, though, all those years later, the governor o for two with line out to short, attempted diving grab of a bullet down the third baseline. >> don't get injuredment and then go from there. >> how did the governor do? >> as for christy's political

future, we can say the governor is officially running, if not for the white house, on the ballfield. scott rappaport, for cbs news. >> tough position to play. >> and such a good sport, playing his heart out, and playing at yankee stadium, too. >> i'm sure he's work that ben gay this morning, ya. >> 6:50. want to see what's coming up this morning? >> nora o'donnell up in new york with your preview. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, ukee, erika. had new report suggesting cereals macon tape too many vitamins. top dietition is in studio 57 with the warning. plus, today the ntsb will release the findings of its investigation into last summer's asiana crash, former nbsb chair will join with us what she thinks will be the biggest revelation. and the gap ceo sits down with us for first television interview. the reason he's raising the minimum wage for all of his employees, and how he wants to try and re-brand the company. the news back in the morning. so we'll see in you just about

ten minutes. >> all right, nor, a have a great show. talk to you. >> coffee chain rolling out caffeine free soda. new beverage called fizz yo is hands crafted and can customize the amount of nest flavor. isn't everywhere just yet. available at 3,000 locations in 16 states. >> time group game against costa rica in worth cup today. >> all kinds of fun words. >> plus, leisure trip did not stop him from helping raise spirits. takes to the water in canoe ride in brazil with patients from hospital that specialize in the rehabilitation, pediatric, neuro psychological work, helped paddle through some of the patients there through the water of lake paranoa. near the brazilian capitol. so they're having fun, but good work, too. we'll be right back.

>> spruce street prom made taking shape along the delaware river waterfront. opens june 27. workers doing nice job dealing with the finishing touches. it has floating barges, some

hammocks, mist stations, even a boardwalk. very, very nice. >> got to go check that out. >> oh, definitely. >> have me a hammock. >> take a gook loot at that. short break, and here's traffic and weather together. >> good morning, ukee, i would say today's actually a real good excuse to heads up one of the spray parks or l poo pool, it is starting to turn muggy out there today. >> we start off with quick check on storm scan3, look closely here outside of the pocono region, few scattered showers starting to pop here, and dow think that likely carbon, monroe counties have, a good shop to see one of those showers or storms before it is all said and done. sixty-six is our current temperature at the airport, cooler by comparison at the shore, enough in the mountains, but we are expect to go get you mid 80s in the city, 5 degrees cooler generally speaking in the resort town. dry just turning muggier in shows spots. tomorrow, though, you want to take the umbrella specially by the afternoon, evening, showers and heavy thunderstorms are headed our way. bob. >> ukee needs to get one of those pedal swan boats at his

house. >> oh? >> paddle boat. >> live look at the bypass for the gang coming out every downingtown, starting to see volume, certainly will impact our commute this morning. accident on the 42 free bay, this time around, headed northbound in toward the city, watch for crash right at coals road. disable on the northeast extension, between quakertown and lansdale. it is southbound, headed in toward that lansdale interchange. and the rest of our majors like 422, slow going, in toward king every prussia ukee, erika, back over to you. >> thank you, sir. recent weather hasn't got earn end you thinking of the beach, next stormily. >> check out the philly phanatic right here. oh, ya. you, you are the guy, there we go, i think he proved 10-foot high sand sculpture his likeness outside citizen bank park. san sculpture john grouper is the masterminds here. promoting atlantic city do ac sands to sculpting worlds cup running through july 6. the sand fan at i can will be on display at the ballpark through sunday with fanatic.

>> selfie. >> i love it. and he's, working the hawaiian shirt, too. >> started with dixy cup and just turned it over and just grew from there like we all did? >> maybe like the little cast snell. >> as a child, possibly, yes. >> that's what i mean. grew from there. >> no, not that one, no. >> coming up nextt on cbs this morning, modern medical miracle. how surgeons and engineers gave a man paralyzed the ability to move. >> to continue follow your local news weather traffic and

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♪ good morning. it is tuesday, june 24th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." insurgents in iraq claim a big pride. secretary of state john kerry tells cbs news why the united states refuses to launch air strike. before your kids eat breakfast, a new warning about what's in their cereal. plus, team usa's german coach is banking on german-american players to take down germany at the world cup. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> sunni remembers in iraq said they have captured country's main oil refinery.