just cancelled flood advisory for bucks county, but wouldn't be surprise today see another one near lehigh county. tonight scattered, slow moving downpours, may not get a lot of rain in one spot, next-door could you get whole lot of rain. one, 2 inches plus, with the risk for flashflooding, also watching tore streams and poor drainage flooding this evening. and then another round of heavy rain mainly east every here overnight. coming up, i'm time it out on future weather, talk about the rest of the weekends as well. for now, chris natasha, back to you. >> thank you, meantime police are called to camper in camden county new jersey and end up shooting a man. he died and now officials are looking into how this all started. now, this confrontation happened on the 400 block of berlin-new freedom road in winslow township. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live tonight with the latest developmentments.

>> reporter: natasha, investigators have now released the identity of the man who was shot and killed here earlier today. he is 42 year old daniel pierre, now police have moved out of the area, but you can see, behind me, the loss that is felt here is weighing heavy on this community tonight. those flowers placed there along the roadside, as folks remember the man who died and relate sim pat toy his mother who he lives here with here in winslow township. investigators spent the better part of friday collecting evidence at this home on the 400 block of berlin new freedom road in wins lou township. police tape at the scene and police unfold how it happened. meanwhile across the street at the tavern, friends of the victim left stunned. >> will smith said he was just with his friends earlier this week. >> i was fishing with him monday. he seemed fine then. >> friday morning that friend was shot and killed. chopper three over the scene shortly after 8:30. much of the investigation that

followed centered on a camper close to the woods, friends tell cbs-3 the man lived on his property with his mother. >> never starts confrontation. nice guy. 's good-hearted person. he has a goodheart, so is his mother. we just don't know what happened. >> the camden county prosecutor's office is investigating and confirms this was an officer involved shooting, but it is unclear why police were at this home to begin with, and what prompted them to open fire. >> we don't know. everybody's curious why what happened. >> investigators weren't talking. a quiet community and in camden county now brought closer through the loss after friends. >> the tragic part for his mother, i know his mother, it is tragic. >> again, this man was recently identified as 42 year old daniel pierre by police, they're still investigating tonight. no injuries to any officers. meanwhile, we were able to speak to a relative of that man, he says, unfortunately, he had fallen into drugs recently, and may have had some sort of altercation with his mother the night before.

again, police are still investigating. we're coming to you live from winslow township, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. breaking news right now, a missing boater in atlantic county may just be alive and on the run. it was believed that andrew biddle was on board a upon tune boat that crashed into a jet any longport back on july 20th. but now, egg harbor township police are circulate ago flyer saying that biddle may be alive and well and on the run. biddle and another man are facing theft charges in atlantic county involving both sales. another didley police involved shooting there is one in northeast philadelphia. police say two men, forced couple into their home on wakling street about 12:30 this morning. setting off the home alarm. when police arrived, one of the gunmen told the female resident to go to the door.

>> asked her is she okay, she nodded but wingks like not is all okay. the officer enters the foyer. >> police say one of the suspects pointed his gun at the offers' head and fired. luckily the officer pushed the gun to the side and returned fire killing the gunman. officer was not hurt, the other suspect remains on the loose. >> police in cherry hill, new jersey, looking for who ever left suspicious device near walking trail. chopper three over the scene, as officers investigating. the device found at about 7:00 this morning on the corner of brace road, for ton mill road. police say it was crudely capped piece of tv sea pipe. no other devices were found. well, developing news tonight, education activists are growing in their outrage over the stalled cigarette sales tax. designed to help close the philadelphia school district's budget gap. right now, protesters are governor corbett's office, demanding that lawmakers takings. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers joins us live, in center city, with more on that

protest, matt? >> protesters outside of the governor's offers, live picture whatever they look like right now, chanting for about 20 minutes now, and they tell us they are angry over the fact that this cigarette tax will not be voted on before school's open. but why was that special session to vote on that cigarette tax canceled, and what happens next? we post those questions to lawmakers earlier today. >> no special session on monday means no vote on the philly 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax. no tax means less funding for philly schools. sad news for district already reeling. superintendent william hit height joined "eyewitness news" this morning, on friday. >> i'm annoyed that we're once again in this position, and i'm a nowed we're once again talking about our inability to provide sufficient education for our young children. >> house republican leadership said the session was canceled because the bill was too complicated. officials said it had too many amendments, weighing it down with non-school related items.

but some democrats said it really came down to anti-philly buy as from out of town lawmakers. >> on the part of some legislatures, they don't want to come back for something that is exclusively pertaining to philadelphia public schools. >> but, some republicans disagreed. set grove, republican representative from york, said he could vote for the tax, as long as comprehensive property tax reform went along with it. but he does concede that philly's issues don't seem to end. >> every budget year it is another philadelphia issue because of financial situation or philadelphia. >> there is no doubt philly schools are in rough shape, likely will be for some time. but no matter where you fall on the issue, it is philadelphia's 200,000 public school children that bear the brunt of this budget battle. and school district officials also said around 1,000 jobs could be shed by mid-august if the state does not provide more funding. coming up at 6:00 we'll talk to one local public school principal who tells us if that

happens, his school could be less about education, and more about babysitting. live in center city, matt rivers, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, matt, thank you very much. federal officials say two american aid workers who are sick with ebola are coming back to the u.s. the private plane is head today liberia to pick them up. the jet carries only one passenger at a time and has portable tents for patients with infectious diseases. correspondent omar via frank a with the latest from atlanta where at least one patient is headed. >> atlanta's emory hospital is expecting one of the ebola infected americans within the next few days. the hospital's isolation unit has specialized equipment and staff trained to care for patients. >> we have an unit which can safely care for a patient with a serious commune recall disease delivering the highest level of care required including intensive care aoun glits doctor kent bradley and missionary nancy ripe he will

were working in liberia when they contract dollars the deadly virus, both given anti-bod frist ebola survivor. no vaccine or effective treatment for ebola. >> so the critical component of caring for a patient with ebola virus infection is supportive care. >> the cdc has advised americans not to travel to sierra leone, guinea, and liberia, where more than 700 people have died from ebola. >> the way it spreads in africa is in hospitals, where there isn't good infection control. >> but even with the infected workers coming to the u.s., government officials say there is no need for americans to wore bit virus spreading. they say, direct contact is needed with an infected person to get the disease, than it is very un likely to happen in the u.s. omar she frank a, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a philadelphia doctor knows all about the potential dangers of ebola having been on the front lines of previous outbreak in africa. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on what she has to say about this situation.

stephanie? >> reporter: just got bamm from temple. the current ebola outbreak is the worse in history. but there have been other smaller episodes in africa. well i talked to a temple doctor who was there helping with those previous outbreaks. >> are you concerned about this outbreak now, and do you think that it poses any dangers to the united states? >> i am concerned about the outbreak, mainly for west africa. our level of infection control in our hospitalization is at such a higher level compared to rural africa. >> doctor arlene is an infectious disease doctor at temple university hospital. in 2007, she was the head of an epidemiological unit at the centers for disease control and traveled to ooh gone did a and the democratic republic of congress owe to help those nations battle smaller ebola outbreaks. >> the main save controlling an outbreak is to be able to trace people and the more people that move around the more difficult it is to control an outbreak. >> reporter: now, doctor also previously worked at emory, where the ebola patients will

be treated. she says the facility there is well equipped to treat them and keep this virus contained. she says while there is a risk, a small risk that ebola could get into this country, she says we are much better equipped to handle the virus and keep it from spreading. also told me another big problem with this virus is identifying it quickly and that's hard to do. >> well, the healthcare community seems to have a pretty good grip on it here. that's very important. stephanie, thanks very much. meantime senator tom carper toured the i495 bridge job site today. a day after the southbound lanes over the christina river opened about a month ahead of schedule. carper shook hands with workers and viewed progress, it was made possible with the help of emergency federal funding. the goal here to blend temporary and permanent structures. some $20 million in federal funds was used, but the exact figures aren't yet known because the project does remain active. carper did reference the ongoing budget battles in

washington. >> the key to make sure we don't just have the talent but the resources, financial resource toss do it. >> we just can't keep borrowing money from china, and put it on our nation's credit card. we have to work for the work we're paying for. >> called for tran takes system that works over the long-term and not just the next six months. well, still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 o'clock, huge gas explosion, a series of explosions, were called on camera. streets in taiwan are ripped apart, dozens have been killed. we've got new video of the devestation straight ahead. >> and want to trade in your old video games? well it, will cost you your fingerprints. new policy at game stop in philadelphia has a lot of people outraged. >> and, a cease-fire is broken, less than two hours after it began. and israeli sold err has been captured. we'll have the very latest on the conflict in the middle east when "eyewitness news"

>> massive cleanup in taiwan after ripped apart streets. blast catapulted cars in the air, blasted cementer rubble of passersby many of whom were out late at a night market. >> this surveillance video shows the blast as they began late last night. it killed more than 20 people, injured more than 200 others, among the victims, firefighters who had been called to investigate a gas leak. there is no official word yet on the cause but it is

believed it was caused by leaking propane. >> cease-fire in gaza, two hours after it took effect, now believes one of its soldiers has been captured. says hamas militants, including suicide bomber, attacked israeli soldiers who were about to destroy a hamas tunnel. two soldiers died, israel says the militants dragged a third into the tunnel. the obama administration has called the abduction outrageous. >> if they are serious about trying to resolve this situation, that soldier needs to be unconditionally released >> the 25 day old conflict has left at least 1500 palestinians dead. more than 60 israeli soldiers have died, along with three israeli civilians. we'll have the very latest on the crisis in the middle eason cbs evening news, that's tonight, at 6:30, following "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> well, some video gamers are outraged tonight, over a brand new policy by the retailer game stop.

anyone who wants to sell their used games, at the philadelphia stores, will have to provide a fingerprint. the new policy does not apply though to game stops in the suburbs. the chain says its following a philadelphia law, that allows the stores to collect thumb presents, then puts theme into data base to help police track down thieves who try to steel stolen goods. >> good evening, everyone, it is definately a wet and wild friday. you have rush hour, you have shore traffic, also the rain we're dealing, with so you have a lot to talk b we take a look first at the vine st. expressway, really paints picture for this entire rush hour. you're jammed on both sides of the cite strewn. >> this would be the eastbound side headed down toward 95, schuylkill expressway, jammed on the westbound side of 76, really from center city all the way out through to your western suburbs, and if you are traveling in the eastbound direction, you are delayed between 202 and gladwynn, then you get heavy again approaching montgomery drive out through to about

university. so give yourself some more time. now, tying right in with the vine st. expressway, you have the ben franklin bridge, trying to get from the vine, up and over into new jersey, it is a slow slow ride. >> if you're traveling on the opposite side into pa, slow the entire lent, as well, it is busy, busy, busy. looking at the speed censors, 13 what you drop down to on 95, northbound and southbound, but keep in mind, northbound, just beyond the betsy ross bridge, we do have disable box truck, that's taking out the right-hand lane. as you will notice, rush hour delays, all over the map, and about two hour delays at the philadelphia international airport. chris? >> victoria, thank you very much. still to come here on "eyewitness news", brand new report out ranks the most hack recall cars on the road. >> then, high-tech swim safety. there is an app for that. a look at the first wearable device that could prevent children from drowning. steve? >> phillies ace cliff lee's put on the 15-day disable list. i tell you what his latest injury could mean for the rest every his season.

plus a key piece of the eagles offense, also side lined. find out why coming up in 60 second

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preserve the hairstyle outside tonight. it is a mess out there. some parts of the area are quiet. other parts are getting hit by heavy downpours. let's take a look outside. we take to you one spot, not looking all that night, that's the ocean city boardwalk, see tents set up along the board walk, in preparation for what promises to be a wet weekend. you can see the board are looking little bit wet. mainly light showers down the shore at the moment. that's not the site you want to see when you arrive for a weekends down the shore, unfortunately, let's take a look at storm scan3, which shows that the heaviest storms are actually north and west of the city right now, they're slow moves. they are scattered, but underneath anyone of these storms, you're getting very heavy rainfall. we zoom in again on this area, looking at the triple sweep now. you can see the heaviest newspaper portions of lehigh county. i take you right up there. along the northeast extension, south of allentown, upper milford, hanover, we looked at this storm 20 minutes ago it, really hasn't moved since then. doppler estimated precipitation rate right now 1.19 inches per hour. we actually did just have flood advisory issued for this

particular cell. want to take you back to storm scan3 for a second, show you what we're looking for later on in the weekend. because as we actually zoom down, into portions of the carolinas, that's where we're seeing some of the heavier rain. still a lot of moisture to go, guys, before we get through the weekends, you can see, here is the center of another low. that's lifting up the eastern seaboard, all of this rain has yet to come through on saturday, and it is going to hit specially our eastern zones, down the shore and into portions of south jersey, early to many morning. and then another round of rain, threatens for sunday. temperatures right now, 71 degrees at the airport, that's rain cooled. sevey-one in trenton, i tell you last hour it was 83 in reading, then storm come through, now down to 76, that rain can cool you off real quick. atlantic city at 76. here is the flood advisory i was telling but including allentown, milford, down toward the new hanover area. wet weekend, heavy rain specially east of the city here tomorrow morning. there may and break tomorrow afternoon and evening, a loft people asking about the billy joel concert. you may get it into tomorrow evening. then sunday, another threat

for downpours, and we're watching this band of rain here on monday, some of the models suggesting that showers and storms may linger through the first part of monday. so here is the heaviest rain tomorrow morning. mainly off the coast, and along the shore points. then, little bit of drying period late tomorrow afternoon. another band of heavy rain comes through, on sunday morning, with scattered heavy showers through the remainder of sunday t looks like according to all of our computer models most of the area will be getting over an inch and a half of rain with locally higher amounts. for tonight, scatter showers, storms, 67 degrees. for your saturday, periods every rain, heavy, early in the day, at 79. headed down the shore, well this is not issue for us just yet. we have tropical storm bertha, which will be staying tropical storm, as it moves slowly to the north and to the west, as we get into the day on sunday, especially. so your three day forecast looks wet. seventy-nine saturday. humid, showers sunday, still the chance for showers and storms monday. i'll let you know if the seven day improves, but for now, stay tuned, com

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i'm beasley reese, here's your 60 seconds sports. takes the mound for the phillies tonight, game two against the nationals. phillies offense hopes to keep things rolling, after big game last night. seventeen hits, ten runs, one of the best performances of the season. but the big story of the game, was cliff lee. after pitching two and a half scoreless innings, it seems like he re-injured his elbow, could mean his season is over. he saw a doctor today, and will undergo more tests after the weekends. to eagles training camp we go. wide receiver riley cooper was seen wearing a boot on his leg. good news, it doesn't seem to be serious. coach chip kelly says it is just minor injury, should be able to get back on the field in a few days. speaking of injuries, flyers goalie, steve mason, will miss a two weeks of on ice training. he broke his pinky finger while playing hockey in canada earlier this week. finally, philadelphia union facing a tough game tonight, they're on the road against kansas city.

kansas city riding four game winning streak. kick off time, 8:00. that is your 60 seconds sports, i'm beasley reese, back to the desk. and right on time. coming up in the next half hour, high steak jewelry highs suspect take more than $100,000 in jewelry. and police believe it is part of an even bigger burglary spree, across burlington county. we're live. >> also ahead tonight, how this headband could save a child from drowning. we'll take a closer look at the new high-tech safety device, and thousand works with a smart phone. next.

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>> i'm chris may, today's top stories, police involved shooting in winslow township has ended with 42 year old daniel pierre dead tonight. officers were called to the 400 block of berlin new freedom road this morning. it is unclear why the original call was made or what led police to fire. protesters are outside the center city office of governor tom corbett today demands that state lawmakers takings on the stalled cigarette sales tax. the philadelphia school district says it will layoff more teachers without revenue from that tax. and, two american aid workers who contracted ebola in africa are now returning to the united states. one is expected to be treated at a hospital in atlanta, in a

specialized isolation unit. kate? >> chris, seeing some heavy showers developing across the area, the heaviest right now off to the north and west, you can see these two heavy thunderstorms, lightning, and thunder, but really heavy rain up through portions of lehigh and bucks counties, also upper montgomery county, flood advisory issued for that area, also tracking a lot more rain where that came from, as this system lifts up the coast, heavy rain overnight, into tomorrow morning, more through the weekends, i'll have all of the details coming up in just a bit. >> kate, thank you so many. new at 5:30, burglary spree has residents on high alert in several burlington county towns. the thieves have struck in delran, westhampton, and moorestown. that's where eyewitness reporter diana rocco is with all of the details. >> that the tasha, police believe these thieves are watching homes, waiting for the home owners to leave, and that is when they make their move, getting inside quickly, and they know exactly what they're after.

>> police say last saturday nieves snuck in while homeowners were away and took $100,000 in jewelry from the second floor master bedroom. it happened on the 900 block of board on landing road. >> my daughter's wedding was on saturday. and they were at our wedding. so that's. they came back and found out that the house had been broke mean. >> neighbors fear the thieves were watching the home, busted through deadbolt on the back door while the alarm system was disable because the homeowners were having work done. >> very upsetting, only so much you can do. >> there have been at least four similar break-in's in moorestown since the ends of june in the neighborhood near creek road less than mile apart from each other. and others like them, in delran, and westhampton, and the last week, those departments are all now washing -- working together. >> it method of entry was consistent with moorestown, that's still being worked on, but i do think there may be links based on the type of items taken, going right for the jewelry. >> police have stepped up

patrols and they are asking neighbors to take precautions, stop mail service when going out of town, set appliance toss timers, to give the appearance someone is always home and keep an eye on your neighbor's house. >> i got a deadbolt. i got firearm. avenue license for a pistol. you get ready, because you never know. >> now, should all of these burglaries be related, these thieves have already gotten away with more than $100,000 in stolen jewelry. police tell me that they do have several leads that they are currently working, but they are asking all the neighbors in these affected areas to report anything that looks suspicious. live in moorestown tonight, i'm diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> diana, thank you very much. reward being offered tonight for information on a hit-and-run that killed a man on i95 near the philadelphia international airport. >> this plan had just flown into town from germany to visit his daughter. "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt hunter has more. >> reporter: he was the father she adored, on his way from

germany to visit her and his one year old granddaughter, nina. >> he was just the person of pure gold. i mean, you couldn't -- could you not have met a better person than my dad. >> but near philadelphia international airport, the night of april 4th, the trip, the life of 61 year old wilfred fleischman ended violently on the lanes of i-95, the grandfather, struck and killed by a hit-run driver. >> they had a lay over in philadelphia, during the lay over he had walked away and ended up on the highway. >> he probably missed the shuttle and tried to hike to the airport and was struck. >> despite heavy traffic, few witnesses, police say, their only description, white ford bronco with rear tire hole their was empty. >> i miss talking to him

>> i miss being able to call home and talk to him. >> little nina will grow up never knowing her grandfather. for the kill here took his life, for the witnesses who have never come forward, these words from the grieving family who loved him. >> i want to say that what if it was your family member? what would you want to happen if it was your family member? if you love that person so much and was take that way, what would you do? what would you want? >> now, police are hoping a witness or perhaps a car repair shop worker might remember seeing a vehicle that would have heavy front ends damage. there is a $1,500 reward offer. special memorial is website, go to our website cbsphilly.com. >> man is dead and suspected

dui crash tonight. >> avalon in the northeast, police, the female driver of the suv lost control of her car, jumped a curb, and then hit a man before hitting a utility pole. a pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene. well, lulu snapped this eyewitness cam photo of school bus, that back up a little too far in wynnefield. >> back wheels hit the sidewalk on city line avenue. no children on the bus at the time. no one else was hurt. >> new $48 million armed services center in delaware officially open, ribbon cutting ceremony was held this morning at the facility that's home to delaware ace army, the air national guard, also, local us navy reserve. a tour followed the building, that was 15 years in the making, 175 service members

will use the facility each week, with over 300 others training on the weekend. officials were awe struck. >> designed to endure, built to be sustainable, constructed to be a facility, that forces army to seek navy and navy to speak army. it is a foundation for our future, that i think is without match. building ecofriendly with geothermal heating and air-conditioning and rooftop solar panels. even the run-off from rain water is safe for irrigation elsewhere on the property. >> speaking every rain water, dealing with wet roads, adding to the rush hour traffic you already v take a look at the schuylkill expressway, traveling on 76, we do have high volume there is would be your westbound side, right here, eastbound, is over on that direction, if you are traveling in either direction, between your western suburbs and center city, you know the deal. it is jammed. as we continue, we're going to

move now along over to the 42 freeway, maybe headed down the shore. good news the rain sort of tapered off little bit. might still have sprinkling here and there, but traveling on the 42, still dealing with high delays from up and over the walt whitman bridge. so it starts at 95, even delays from the ben franklin bridge, trying to get into new jersey, and then all the way down to 42, making your way down toward 55, expect delays even on the eastbound side of the atlantic city expressway. southbound on the garden state parkway heading down towards the shore points, southbound side of 47, as well. in regard to the rush, take a look. ten is your average on the schuylkill, still dealing with disabled box truck on the northbound side of 95, making your way beyond the betsy ross bridge. then 12 is your average traveling on 476, major problems southbound between the schuylkill and route one. again, two hour delays at the philadelphia international airport. chris, natasha? >> vick to tore ya thank you, still to come, what you might call the ultimate barbeque, some adventurous eaters cook a

steak like never before, on a bed of molten lava. >> feeling the pinch of summer expenses in consumer reporter jim donovan on your side with ways to entertain guests without breaking the bank. kate? >> and it has gun. heavy showers across the delaware valley. and more on the way for the weekend. i'll time it out. let you know when you can try to sneak in perhaps some outdoor plans saturday and sunday, that's coming up when

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eat that crow, the resident bear saved the bird in distress, then walk off to enjoy some apples. >> who knew. maybe a vegetarian bear. good news for that crow. meantime, you do not want to try this at home. professional stunt man shows us what it is like to jump off a roof. but the camera strapped to his head, eat and swan son jumped off that building, slid down a roof, and then landed feet first on a spiral staircase. looks like it would hurt. but he seems okay. he pulled off that stunt, on the streets of chicago. and you talk about unique way to cook up juicy steak. how about on a bed of molten lava? a london food designer came up with the idea. and syracuse university sculpture professor helped make it a reality. the steaks, they say, were seeds at 2100 degrees, and in fact, seared to perfection. and just a few seconds, i don't know, natasha? looks a little well done.

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risk of children drowning while swimming. dave cutler every texas created what he calls the i swim band after seeing nearly nine year old boy drown in their neighborhood lake. it is worn as a head bands by swimmers, or even as a wrist band by anyone who should not be in the water. now, the censor detects when it has been submerged too long, and then sounds alarm on smart phone or ipad. >> drowning is just very, very difficult to detect. it is not like what you see in hollywood. it is quiet. it happens fast. and the child could look like they're swimming underwater or playing. >> the i swim bands has effective range of up to 100 feet. price tag of $99. well, it is a bit of a gloomy evening down the shore, but that's not keeping folks off the beaches. we look live on our neighborhood network to the beach patrol headquarters camera, margate. not sure what's going on here, a the love trucks lined up

along the water, tried looking it up to no a veil. shout me out on twitter and let me know. trucks lining up, people on the san, despite the fact it is gloomy, little damp right now at the beach patrol headquarters in margate. really up and down the new jersey coast, as women. mainly light showers down the shore, heaviest actually in the north and west suburbs, see the red shading there on this cell as it continues to move up toward the allentown area, just heard from twitter toll err, it is now raining in allentown as this storm continues to move to the north. and, this is just the first part of it. as we go through the rest of tonight, we've got this band of rain to contend with, the heaviest off the coast of north carolina at the moment. but this is going to lift right up the coast through the overnight hours, and into your saturday morning, bringing heavy rain specially from the city on east. we'll time it out in just a bit. first let me show you this flood advisory. areas impacted, allentown, mill forwards, hatfield, all the way back toward kutztown, rock lands, under flood advisory with cell overhead, goes until 7:00 tonight. be careful if you are driving through any standing rushing

water on the roads, you don't want to drive through it if you can't see the bottom. tonight at 10:00 p.m., another shower lingering overhead, but that's about it, the heaviest certainly tomorrow morning, and you can see, the colors here, red and orange shading in south jersey, 7:00 tomorrow morning, it is just straight pouring down the shore, not great start to the weekends there. 9:00 a.m., still some heavy rain, again, mainly i95, on east toward the shore points. by mid afternoon, it starts to clear out, we may even see few breaks in the cloud cover. holding out hope for all of you on twitter asking me about the billy joel concert. looks like we may get it in. time something all here and there with these showers, storms, they do hit where they want any time through the weekends. but looks like the heaviest tomorrow morning. then again on sunday morning, into the early afternoon, before that then settles down a bit as well. and as of right now, looking at over inch of rain through the course of the weekends, for just about everyone with the heaviest amounts by late sunday night into monday morning, down the shore, and in portions every delaware where some spots could pick up over 2 inches every rain. in the city tonight, storms,

local had i heavy, 67 degrees, for your saturday periods every rain heavy in the morning then scattered showers through the afternoon, down the shore, rain and thunderstorms, cloudy, windy, not a very nice beach day. the worse of it in the morning, but clouds will hang on all day. and for the pocono speedway, nascar spring cup series sunday 74 degrees, clouds, showers, and a chance for thunderstorm, so it is unsettled weekends with rain saturday, rain on sunday, still shower or storm monday, but then nicer weather by tuesday and wednesday of next week. well, sad to say the number of summer weekends is dwindling. and after vacations and activities for the kids, you may feel like your bank account has been shrinking, too. >> but as "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan finds, there are still plenty of ways and still plenty of time between now and labor day to host simple summer gatherings without breaking the budget. >> every good host wants to please every guest. but catering to every taste and preference can be time

consuming and costly. jonathan, known as the cocktail guru. he is suggesting serving one simple signature cock tame, that way instead of stock ago full bar, can you cut expenses. >> i try to get as much of an idea of what everyone likes. there are some common ingredients that pretty much everyone likes, i think, lemonade, who doesn't like lemonade, classic tropical ingredients are really great, sort of for the wide audience, and just flavors of the summer, banana, coconut, all of these things. another way to make a drink special, add inexpensive garnish that also adds flavor. hoses can take the same approach to food. items that are easy for guests to self-serve or to share, he would pair his spiced lemonade cocktail with something like this shrimp sausage and pepper dish. a hint every spice to compliment the sausage, pep nerves, there some bell peppers, sweet pep nerves there. i think just really work well, perfect meal, perfect cocktail food pairing. >> and be sure to make enough for leftovers, when cooking on

the grill it, could save you the fuel cost of firing up again for another meal. >> oh,. >> i'm hungry now. >> i know, i'm starving, i'll take any of it. >> we've both been to parties at your house, and i don't remember seeing food and drink quite like that. >> excuse me. i have organized parties. >> yes, it is very -- >> you didn't go hungry. >> thanks for the tip. >> and thanks for the invite. thinking about taking in a move think weekend? coming up new move that's will make you want to dance in the aisles, also, save the universe. >> i'm nancy odel. next one of the most anticipated movies of the year, guardians of the gal axe up, hit the theatres. the story of james brown as told in soul full new way coming

>> this morning marlon told ukee washington via skype that he and the family, looking forwards to some philly fun. >> for us, we have a ball up thereon stage. the thing is we do comedy for a living, put smiles on people's faces, good when people come, you know, after the show, you are wiping away tears like whew, you all just so great. you all stupid.

you know, i guess that makes it so good. >> by the way, we're having a family breakfast. it is okay, but for you, ukee, i'm do it, but day man coleman is dead right now. >> look, he sleeps, about to fall out on his plate. >> you know i'm looking forward to, you know, tomorrow night at the tower theater, philly and we going to have a good time. >> there go. let's let them take over the show. marlon and the brothers at the tower tomorrow night show starts at #. we have ticket information on our website cbsphilly.com. that's going to be a funny show. >> they are fun. >> i they're great. >> hilarious. >> at the move thinks weekends, godfather of soul, and new batch of inter goo goal at particular superheros. >> nancy odel has a behind the scenes look. >> big action and big laughs in guardians of the galaxy, the story of james brown dance

toss life and get on up. >> ladies and gentlemen, james brown. hit it. >> the hardest working man in show business played by the hard-working chadwick -- >> it was a challenge that once i began to look at his life and i began to look at how interesting a person he was, i knew it was something toyed try. >> mastering the voice, chadwick did it all with some help from executive producer mick jaggar. >> i watched videos, you know, he was just very very clever performer. >> and these guys are clever. but need little work. here we are. thief. two thugs. and an assassin, and a maniac. >> now amazing cgi like bradley cooper rocket raccoon. >> and vin diesel's groof. >> some incredible practical

sets, too. >> see the sets that we're on. this is crazy. i don't think i've ever even done a mover that i cost as much as maybe just this set does. >> tough gal zoe, all real. you show up 3:30 in the morning do, that to your trailer, four to five hours a day. >> all in a day's work. >> are you telling me the fate of 12 billion people is in the hands of these criminals? >> for entertainment tonight i'm nancy odel, now back to you in the studio. >> that looks like it will be fun. stay up to date on all of the news from hollywood with entertainment tonight. it is on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> it that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. at 6:00 new information about the disappearance every missing boater presumed dead watch police in atlantic country now saying. >> out here on the skydeck, rain has light ends up enough, that i managed to come without an umbrella some folks off to the north and west, still getting soaked this evening. as we head through the evening, more rain to come.

i'll have all of the details coming up at 6:00. >> also ahead tonight, police in south jersey open fire. killing a man in winslow township. tonight the investigation is underway into what led to that violence. >> plus, demanding action, crowds gather once again to call for affix to the philadelphia school budget crisis. >> on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we have our eye on the storm. much of the region dealing with downpours in the work week. this is clayton, gloucester county, where the rain fell fast and some gutters could not keep up. >> glassboro, not day to forget the umbrella. this group of people caught right in some drenching rain, this afternoon. and here is a live look at storm scan3, you can see the nasty weather all over our radar. in fact, right now there is a flood advisory posted for part of the area. good evening, i'm chris may.

>> i'm natasha brown. kate, what can we expect throughout the night? >> chris, natasha, this evening just really setting the tone for the rest of the weekends, even if it is not raining in a certain spot across the area, it could be raining just couple of miles away, and it may open up at any time on us. so we have to dodge showers and heavy downpours all weekends long, much like we're doing tonight. take a look outside, storm scan3 is really lighting up off to the north and west. now that area of showers just really hasn't even moved in the past hour. very heavy rain coming down over portions of our far north and west suburbs. we take it out to the triple sweep, closer look where the heaviest is falling right now, allentown, down toward macungie, upper hanover, over towards stock and valley, river land, heavy rain, max town i, as well. precipitation rate right now 1.34 inches per hour, and we know that system, that cell, has been sitting over the area for at least a hour, so some spots probably gotten over inry