good morning, 5:30.

we have some breaking news. police are on the scene of the reported double stabbing in the 5900 block of north fourth street. >> this is just coming in and "eyewitness news". here's what we know at this time. man in his 60's and woman in their 07's, we're told they were stabbed in the head chest and arms. both were being rushed to the hospital. we will get you more information as soon as it comes into us. our other top story storm scan three showing summer storms heading our way later today. >> lets check with katie and bob. katie, don't be fooled because it is nice right now. >> when you walk outside the door it will feel pretty sticky as well. this will be a day that just build up atmosphere with lots of moisture and ushering in some showers and heavy thunderstorms. we are already seeing signs of life on the radar. we can start off quickly taking you out to the camera view. things are getting cloudy out there maybe we will go there maybe we won't. but we are starting off dry for new and eventually the storms will move in, bob, over to you.

5:31. we are off to a dry start this morning but you said rain on the way later today. lets go outside and look live at ben franklin bridge. the truck there white truck heading in towards new jersey. no problems on the bridges. we have got word of an accident on i295, i'll get the scoop and have all of the details when we come right back. ukee and erika, good morning. >> thanks, bob. now new this morning two camden police officers are hurt after a overnight house fire. that fire broke out just after 11:00 last night on the 600 block of cain avenue. blaze was quickly placed under control. we are told officers were taken to cooper university hospital after suffering smoke inhalation. another person is inside the house and was hurt. the the cause of the fire is still being looked into. a philadelphia police officer is suspended this morning. officer tameika gross is accused of encouraging her teenage children to fight other teens in her neighborhood n1 case gross even punched a girl in the face, twice. gross is suspended for 30 days and the the police

commissioner plans to fire her. and upper darby bus driver facing child endangerment charges is expected in court this morning. police say the bus driver, forced more than a dozen elementary school students to get off the bus even though he was not at their bus stops. he told police that he was running late and could not find some of the stops. five there 33. lets get back to katie with traffic abe weather together. >> good morning, everybody. we made it to everybody. he we mark the arrival of the next cold front this cold front will pack a punch of pretty significant moisture. not necessarily a severe weather event for us, which is good. this has been a system responsible already for quite a bit of heavy, damaging storms well off to the west but here's storm scan three. we can start there. nothing to speak of on the radar just yet but if you look really closely and watching news hd off to the north, and west here, let's zoom it out for everybody here you can see activity starting to pop here. if you look closely too a few

lightening strikes embedded within some of these showers. the big story for us will be these round of heavier downpours that come through but mainly during the the p.m. if you are only out and about for maybe some morning errands, going the two gym, taking the dog for a walk abe you'll be inside for the rest of the day, you'll be okay. but i highly suggest if you have a long day ahead and maybe coming home lateow downpours, localized flash floodingthrough the north and west counties outside of philadelphia. seven three is the current temperature already at the airport and our dew points are close to these values. it is a very saturated air mass as we speak, so kind of muggy outside, but no actual rain drops to speak of. yet. eventually they will get here and i mentioned it is through north and west you suburbs. they will have the heavier of the thunderstorms. we will initially get some sun in the to the mid 80's both at the shore and in philadelphia today, bob, over to you. 5:34. everything is dry for the

moment now. it looks like later this afternoon as you mentioned we will have wet problems. we're in good shape. we are seeing volume pop. lets look live at i-95 where we have to contend with the construction. do you see cones off to the left there? the parkers. that is part of the shuffle pushing everybody to the far right side of the roadway, they will repaint the lines overnight, all three haines shipped over. there is no longer a shoulder here on the southbound side of i-95 head ing in toward center city so pays attention heading south in towards downtown this morning. the lets go outside to city line avenue right at presidential boulevard. in problems or delays at all at the moment but you that city avenue paving project kicks in at 9:00 o'clock this morning. so that will tie us up during the midday. an accident in new jersey, this is on the southbound side of i295, right at exit number 40 which is route 38 rolling into moorestown, be ready to hit the the breaks in hamilton square a down pole on route 33

just off of i295. they are still outside working on the northeast extension both directions near lansdale, mass transit running with no delays, ukee, back to you. it is now 5:36n business news which companies are planning to unveil some new gadgets. >> also which stories paying up after getting caught over charging customers. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with those stories and more, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee ander contact google is expected to unveil cool new gadgets at a conference in san francisco. one is a set top box for tv and a new version of its operating system, probably called lolly-pop. google could also unveil a smart watch which would put pressure on apple to come out with its much rumored i watch. here in wall treat crisis in iraq, stumped any good news on home sales and the economy. dow jones fell 119 points, biggest one day drop in a month. the nasdaq fell 18 points. well, your iphone could be

getting bigger. according to published reports, apple will soon mass production of the largest iphones ever. one model will have a 4.7-inch screen, another 5.5-inch screen, they could be available in september. apple also reportedly bringing in hundreds of thousands of new employees in china to meet what is expected to be huge demands. whole foods got busted they were caught over charging customers. investigators found some stores in california didn't subtract the weight of salad bar containers, the grocery store agrees to pay $800,000 in penalties and fees, and the the 74 stores in california will also face random quarterly audits, ukee and erika. >> i have been there where it is $15 for my salad. i appreciate getting that little bit back for ntainer. >> thanks, jill, appreciate it. 5:37. dietz and watson delivers an economic boost to philadelphia the meat and cheese supplier

is moving its warehouse from delanco to the site in tacony in next to its headquarters. that facility was destroyed by a fire in september of 2013. 150 employees will relocate to this new warehouse. the the new 50 million-dollar ho up and running we're told nex summer. if you think ryan seacrest is busy now, just wait, we have a word on his new project that will bring him right here to cbs. also this... >> my little one misses him, and i just am very happy that they are together. >> she's crying with you smiling on the inside, we will tell you why this story will start your day off with a great smile, emotional reunion three years in the making. this guy could be the world's dumbest criminal. find out how he was busted on facebook. we will take a live look outside, rain on the horizon this afternoon. katie said already feeling muggy when you step outside the door. she will let you know if it

will ruin your outdoor plans tonight, we will be right back.

as you get ready to head out the door keep an ear out for this story to day. we should learn more about the roads and bridges we drive every day in pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein joins us with the graterford bridge with news of this new report that should be released today, jen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning,er

contact well, pennsylvania actually leads the nation in the number of structurally deficient bridges right behind me, one example of that. this is the graterford bridge road bridge that goes over the perkiomen creek. it closed recently because of structural detear racial, 3,000 drivers use it every day. one example, it is just one example of the structurally deficient bridges in the south east pennsylvania region this morning civil engineers released a report card. they did 16 grades. after a year long assessment. they did already post. the grades aren't great. we have a d mine news roads, d plus in bridges, c mine news school infrastructure. we did get two, b's, one in parks and recreation and one in rail. the report done by american society of engineers shows the state has a large challenge ahead to improve and update infrastructure. today there will be a press conference to talk about the findings and give suggestions on what can be done to

modernize the state that will be held at 11:00 a.m. as for the graterford bridge, it will remain closed until a plan to repair or replace it is develop. we do know there are several detours, set up in the area to help any kind of drivers that normally use it but as of right now it is closed, until further notice. that is latest from montgomery county, jen bernstein for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jen, thank you for. that. in other news the dna suspect from rittenhouse rapist milton mateo garcia will be compared to that from other unsolved rape cases. garcia is accused of attacking a woman on 19th and spruce street early saturday morning. he forced the would the man into her apartment where he raped her. he got away with her keys and a cell phone. it was that cell phone that helped lead police to make an arrest. and here's how police used a popular piece of technology the apple's find my phone app, and after you see this story you may want to consider installing tonight your phone as well. here's chris may. >> technology is amazing, using gps tracking, a phone

can be traced anywhere, showing you its exact location, right then, and over the past 24 hours. >> that is a good idea to use that. >> i lost it around my house before, that is only thing, and i'm able to find it once in the couch cushion. >> reporter: so how does it work? first down load the app, in most cases, it is free. and then from a computer log in and a map will pop up. to demonstrate we had a cbs-3 intern take a walk with his smart phone. from here we could see his first stop, the corn other have spring garden and north broad street. and the the green circle on the web site pinpoint it. and then it was 18th and spring garden, after that buttonwood at 18th streets. you can track ipads or tablets just like down loading any app though, you have to be careful. >> there have been numberous cases where people have down loaded aprils, and the apps in about the been real. they have been mechanism for identity thieves and hackers to actually, track people and get their information. >> reporter: but there are

ways to protect yourself. >> you need to read reviews, you need to understand who stand behind this particular app you are down loading. >> reporter: our expert say apple is reliable when it comes to safe apps, there are many apps for droid phones. >> that is our chris may reporting. if you think your phonies just lost and somewhere you are familiar with, just get it, but if you think it was stolen, please call the authorities and the authorities also say did not try to recover the phone yourself. lets get your traffic and weather together with katie. >> ukee, we are looking ahead to some stormy weather here, already some signs of life off to the west. we will get in half of the day here without an issue weather-wise or wet weather-wise i should say. when we walk out the door and what you will find is humidity is ram pink up on us. we are lucky enough to have climate control in the studio but i guarantee if we all took a trip out to the sky deck we will want to get outside. it is starting to feel steamy out there all this moisture is building up in the atmosphere

to deliver some pretty heavy downpours. future weather is yum pink all the way to noon. we have a few more hours. morning drive should be fine. but then you'll start to see these showers popping up here as early as lunchtime and then as we put things into motion you can see how the heavier rain really looks like it will be confined to the north and west, of the suburbs, outside of the philadelphia, so the lehigh valley, i80, maybe westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike. that is where you'll find some of the heavier rain. but it will eventually drag itself through our area and completely, abe then we will be left with just a few lingering showers. but, even a future weather is picking up on here for tomorrow and into the afternoon hours even. so, toe day look likes the most stormy day of the forecast but by tomorrow, lingers shower too in the meantime it is humid. we will start with some sun. high of 86. we will dodge showers and storms throughout the night. sixty-nine for nighttime low. looking forward to the forecast. that cold front does not live up to the name. 88 degreesment to. lingering shower or two. friday, saturday or sunday. could bring a shower if not a spotty downpour here and there but if you have outdoor plans

you can keep them. generally speaking we're starting to dry out the atmosphere and then next week we will heat up, bob, over to you. kate, good morning everybody. 5:46 on this wednesday morning. a live look at an accident scene, this is the blue route, southbound approaching the the schuylkill expressway. we've got this one car here, penndot, he is sweeping up the debris that would be in that right lane there. so if you are coming out of the mid county heading down toward the schuylkill look out and stay to the left. otherwise schuylkill looking g here's a sign for the the conshohocken curve there heading inbound on the ride. problems or delays at all on the schuylkill in or out of the city. we have an dent southbound lanes of i295 right near exit 40 which is route 38, heading in towards moorestown new jersey there. and then midday work coming to eagle road, this is eagle road at radnor road beginning at 9:00 a.m. in midday work coming to i-95. this is in addition to the regular construction coming into center city philadelphia south of center city. leaving center city heading down to the airport crews are

working near columbus boulevard. bridges, bennie, whitman, commodore barry all looking good this morning. don't forget, 24/7 you can stay up to date with the traffic backups our new app titled your drive, and down load the app for i phone and andrew devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. erika, back to you. a minnesota man might need to update his facebook status after police busted him in his home. nicholas wig right here check his facebook status at the home he was allegedly robbing. but, he left without logging out. the alleged victim then updated, his status and left a contact information. sure enough wig texted home owner and agreed to meet. >> i replied, you left a few things at the my house last night, how can i get them back to you. >> pretty unusual case, it might make late night television shows in terms of not being too bright good such a thoughtful victim. return things you didn't steel

from me. police say wig has an extensive criminal background and faces up to ten years in prison and $20,000 in fine word this morning is ryan seacrest has a new dig. >> not so distant future you will see him right here on cbs-3. some are calling him the hardest working personality in hollywood. seacrest signed a deal to host and produce live tv special fashion rocks, it will eras a two hour prime time special during new york fashion week, in september. it is ryan or ukee, i just can't decide hoist hardest working. >> yeah right. you can own this license that once belonged to frank sinatra. 1934 license was issued to francis sinatra when he lived in hoboken. it mentions his famous blue eyes. bidding has reached $2,500. now if you want it, you have to put in your bid by 6:00p m tomorrow at legendary auctions.com. the chairman of the board.

well, this is a story you will want to see before heading off to work. third grader from burlington county, new jersey reunite with her brother she has in the been able to see in years. >> this touches every heart string you have. here's pat ciarrocchi. >> owe yah. >> it just blew up my mind. >> reporter: pigtails, roses in her arms, riley gardener has a smile that can make a grown up cheery. >> i never knew wow come here. >> reporter: riley's surprise came to shamong elementary school. children gathered cross legged on the gym floor while backstage, riley's older brother, navy petty officer he can class frank tommy schaefer waited to surprise his little sister. they have not seen each other in three years. >> it is pretty rough, you know, being away from family with the younger sibling, being aware for so long you strive to get that connection back. >> reporter: riley never lost the the connection.

a school project got the the children thinking about a role model in their young lives, and riley chest her big brother, a sailor, dereplied to japan. still hidden behind the the curtain tommy read her words, and unsuspecting le. >>s can remember my brother has always been there for me. >> reporter: brother that she never expect to see, came with flowers, and hugs and tears. >> when he walked out i just couldn't believe he was here. >> reporter: neither could riley and tommy's mother diane, military service is a shared family sacrifice. >> i know my little one misses him, and i just am very happen that i they are together. >> reporter: so are riley and thomas. >> we're going to go out, hang out together just me and her. it will be real good. >> i could not stop crying. >> reporter: neither could we. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> tears of joyce. >> beautiful. >> absolutely beautiful. >> we could watch that every day. >> welcome home. welcome home. before you walk out the door we are updating our top stories including breaking news and we will get another check of traffic and weather together on the three's. >> we will be right back.

good morning, we're following breaking news. two people are rushed to the hospital after getting stabbed in the olney section of philadelphia we're told a man in his 60's and woman in her 70's were sand multiple times in the head chest and articles. also this morning two officers and another person were taken to cooper hospital after a late night fire in camden. the flames tore through this home on cain avenue just after 11:00 o'clock. investigators want to know if rittenhouse rape suspect milton garcia is connected to any other sexual assaults. they are waiting on dna

results right now, gar see ace charged in the saturday morning attack. 5:53. lets get traffic and weather together, katie. >> brief synopsis of what will happen today. we're starting with sunshine but eventually some storms move in with some showers initially likely around the noon time hour for some of you. some of these storms could pack a punch of downpours, flash flooding, so i would take the the umbrella with you today, you'll thank yourself later, bob. 5:54. we are off to a good start. these roads are still dry for the morning rush. lets look live at the blue route, southbound between mid county and the schuylkill, an accident, taking out the the ride lane. penndot crews are on the scene. the rest of the major roadways are off to a good start. i-95 not bad out of the northeast. so far so good coming in the townwn on schuylkill expressway. mass transit has no delays. stay there, we will be

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guinness world record. you may remember this people played tetras on the side of the ira center april. that earnedrofess f and two colleagues the record for largest video game display screen. the 29 story skies scraper used as the screen, totaled nearly 120,000 square feet. lee beat his previous record from last year when he played pong on the same building and do i remember. that congrats, that is great. your watching "eyewitness news" at cbs 36789 we will be right back. good morning family see you in a bit.

heat and humidity, we are waking up to a sticky morning, temperatures racing towards

80-degree mark. we are tracking thunderstorms this afternoon, storm scan three on the right part of the screen shows storms moving across great lakes right now and some of those storms when they arrive this afternoon for us they will be strong when they arrive. >> look out for them, yep. lets get over to katie with the very latest, good morning. >> that is exactly right. when these storms move in more than anything it is sheer moisture content that we have to work with in the atmosphere. that is what will be the big ticket item with this wet weather that moves n i don't think severe weather is as much of a concern. there will be likely thunderstorms embedded. we have seen. that we will take you outside. things off to a decent start right now, we will go to storm scan three and start with the look here regional wide. same zoom we showed you off to the north and west full screen you can see some showers, locally heavier round of rain and looking closely there have been lightening strikes along with this. now this is all part of the larger cold front