>> a family preparing for a funeral this morning a week after the murder. >> police say they do have a confession from her husband. syma chowdhry joins us from police headquarters with the latest on the story, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, police say connie mcclane murray acesing was all an act. >> it seemed almost a show. the concerned husband show. >> like a show, a story would you see play out on tv. aan turn out the killer is a victim's husband. police have charged christopher murray -- murray murder, spent saturday night being questioned by police. >> after failing the lee detector test, he was then questioned by detective where he ultimately confess today strangling his wife in the park. >> police say the couple was arguing monday night when they made their way to these benches in penny park park. >> i believe they went up thereto have a conversation and things went bad once they

got up there. >> her body was discovered tuesday morning. police say murray called police, three hours after the attack, to report his wife missing, but he never called her family or friends. >> there was a lot of aspects every his story that just didn't add up. >> hundreds showed up to connie's viewing last night, praying for the family, especially, the victim's two teenage daughters. >> i just can't believe that these children now have to go not just without their mother, she was so close to them, but know their dad did this to the mother. >> my heart goes out for the kids, rest in peace, connie. >> and connie mcclane murray will be laid to rest later this morning. live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". syma, thank you. new this morning, fire damages three row homes in philadelphia's strawberry mansion neighborhood. now, it started just after 2:00 a.m. on the 2700 block of north 24th street. one person suffered minor injuries. the red cross is helping two people displaced by that fire.

so no word right now on a cause. two people are in the hospital following a serious crash on the boulevard this morning. "eyewitness news" on the scene in hunting park near wyoming avenue. police say around 2:00 a.m. two cars collided causing one of the cars to roll over. both victims are in stable condition. now, police are also investigating an attempted armed robbery and shooting in northeast philly. investigators search for clues on the 1700 block of gill forward street. now, police say two men tried to rob a victim of cash and cell phone, but one of the victims accidentally shot himself while trying to run away. police continue to search for second suspect this morning. just about 6:03, let's get your traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i good morning, everybody, happy monday to you. skies are nice and clear for us out there this morning. and there is still a chance if you want to head out to the window and check out the view from the moon, even though the sun now rising over the horizon, we are still able to see that moon, and it is very, very bright outside. as a result of that. let's start things off by talking about what the impacts

will be because of the moon, not only did it light up the night sky, but affects the tides, and there will be coastal flood advisory that takes effect later on tonight, little delayed reaction, but the moon still closer to the earth, since we're still close to that stage of the moon's phase, so that does mean that the tides might be little higher than average, at high tide time, as a result, we have the advisory in effect for our area beaches. and up and down the jersey shore, down toward delaware, you have got coastal flood advisory again later on tonight. storm scan3, though, empty at the moment. high pressure still on our side. see the clouds beginning to thicken off to the west, sign of things to come. for the moment, nice beach day underway. very light waves currently lapping up on the shore l we flirt with the low 80s here at the shore. meanwhile, further inland, actually, going to be dealing with even hotter conditions, in philadelphia international. i think to about 87 later today, and that humidity also starts to go on little bit of uphill climb. bob, over to you. >> morning, everybody, 6:04, this monday morning, so far so good, up until few moments

ago, where we hit a dent here on i-95. let's go outside, live look, our penndot camera, little shaky here, but his is southbound lanes of 95, right at the walt whitman bridge, as you can see, this vehicle facing the opposite direction the headlights here, officers pushing everybody over to the right. again, this is southbound 95, watch for the delay, from say center city down to approaching the walt whitman bridge. elsewhere, the roosevelt boulevard not bad at all heading southbound down toward the schuylkill expressway, looking good there. crash over in new jersey, though, route 30, white horse pike, right on the ramps to head south on 295. and then a crash in the neighborhood, bartrum and island avenue. outside of the airport, right there along the airport park and ride lot. and a big event here south philly 1:05, baseball this afternoon, so that will bring a lot of extra volume during the lunchtime hour. headed into the stadium area, and then, bamm, instant traffic jam, when that game is over, that usually sets the

tone for the evening rush hour. so just factor the baseball game no your plans, even if you are not going to the game itself later on today. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. developing right now, police are making several arrests after riots break out just outside every st. louis missouri overnight. this all comes in response to a police-involved shoot that left unarmed teen dead. cbs news correspondent marlie hall has the very latest. >> looters ransacked and ran through the streets late sunday night, anger running high following the death of 18 year old michael brown at the hands after police officer. angry protesters faced off against police in riot gear. >> earlier in the day, an emotional crowd gathered at police headquarters calling for justice. >> this was going to be a long journey for us, and a battle. because no one is really telling us the truth of what happened to my never ooh. >> the shooting occurred near an apartment complex in the

pre dom bridge black suburb saturday afternoonment st. louis county mischief john bellmawr said it all began when the officer encountered two people, one of whom was brown. he says somehow a struggle began when one of the men pushed the officer as he was trying to get out of his squad car. >> after that, the officer went back, came back out of the car, he exited his vehicle, and there was a shooting that occurred for the officer, in fact, shot the subject. >> crenshaw lives in the neighborhood, and said the officer shot brown multiple times even after he put his arms up. >> he shot him in the face and in the chest and he fell down. they shot him multiple times. >> st. louis county police department is handling the investigation. attorneys with the justice department civil rights division have been instructed to monitor developments. marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". australia will join the humanitarian relief efforts to thousands of kurds trapped on

mountain by islamic militants. meanwhile, us planes and drones targeted ice isis militants, now directly arming kurdish fighters northern iraq. president obama and some democrats say this us military campaign is not a be all ends all solution. >> we have to begin at the funds mental core, which is leadership in baghdad, iraqi leadership, which will work together in a unified way to defend and pro tech their country and to sissies. >> last night iraq's prime minister resisted calls for his resignation. but, said, he will file a legal complaint against the country's new president, for violating iraq's constitution. israel and hamas agreed egyptian cease-fire proposal that went into effect at midnight. so far, it seems to be holding. israel wants hamas to dismantle their weapons arsenal, hamas is demanding an ends to the israeli egyptian blockade on gaza, representatives for both sides are in cairo hoping to negotiate an end to the

violence before the end of a 72 hour cease-fire. here's a look at some of the things happening today. it is sentencing day for smith, convicted of rape and other charges. smith was convicted of attack ago 54 year old woman in center city last march. also, new jersey governor chris christie will sign legislation today aimed at overhauling the garden state bail system. vote letters cast their ballots in november on a constitutional amendment to keep some criminals behind bars by eliminating the right to bail. and new pole just out this morning shows support for that bill is four to one. and, philadelphia's taney dragons head today williamsport today, the first team from philadelphia to make it to the little league world series. so excited for them. >> we did that friday, that's great. >> nice job. lightning strikes toddler's play pen while he was sleeping in it. that's coming up. also, tragedy on the

tracacks. nascar driver crashes into another driver and kills him. what police are now saying about this investigation. >> felling little weak, still stomach issues. >> for the first time hearing from the man who was at the center of an ebola scare last week. you'll hear from him on the other side. >> ♪ >> we've been talking about the super moon all morning long. >> sure. little bit brighter out there. >> yes, but you know, everybody's out a site. >> were they all right? >> they didn't bark. they -- bite. >> should we keep going? >> no, we'll stop for the >> no, we'll stop for the commercial break. anncr: hampton knows it's yvideoconferenceanof the. hi! hi, buddy! anncr: that's why the wifi and free hot breakfast are something to smile about.

and good reasons to book now. feel the hamptonality big thing. i'm a random lady with a table full of yogurt. want some greek yogurt? can i ask you a question? tell us what tastes best. this one is definitely the winner. that one is good. a is great. yoplait greek 100! that's the stuff right there. you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani yes! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself! it is a beautiful day for yogurt.

morning, the nascar racing community is mourning one of its own this morning after deadly crash at new york racetrack. now, another veteran race is her at the center of a police investigation. cbs news correspondent a jericka duncan takes you closer to what happened. >> nascar fans stood alongside the competitors as national anthem played in up-state new york. three time champion tony store art was supposed to compete, but withdrew, hours after being involved in a terrible tragedy. >> this is tough emotional time. with that, won't take part in today's race. >> motor supports park saturday night, he caused a fellow driver, 20 year old kevin wards, to spin out. ward got out of his crashed car, on to the dirt track to confront stewart. he was struck by stewart's car and killed. authorities are now examining fan video of the crash, and have not ruled out criminal charges. >> as we speak at this time,

there is no evidence at hand or fact that would support a criminal charge or support criminal intent. >> spectators who saw the accident say they're not surprised. >> jump on that track, you know, you expect the worse, hope for the best. >> ward being remembered in his hometown in new york. >> out standing driver, more important, he was out standing person. >> authorities who questioned stewart described him as visibly shaken, they say he is cooperating with the investigation. jericka duncan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" >> from the art new see see up, moon looks brighter than normal. that's the closest the moon will come to the earth this year. if you thought the super moon looked good in your neighborhood, got to check out this view. that's out of this world.

a russian astronaut tweeted this picture, stunning. that is so cool looking. i love it. now, of course, the sun is now coming up over the horizon, sort of obliterate our view of the moon, at least we bank on another full clear day out there. but eventually it does start to become also obliterated courtesy of the next approaching system. so in the clear right now, high pressure on your side. meanwhile the next storm, two fronts come through, warmfront followed up by cold front. it means there will be wet weather in our forecast. now, tomorrow, despite warmfront, temperatures should get held back to the upper 70s at best here, we start the day off likely more clouds than anything, few showers, steady heavy rain at some flashflood withing this good chang, flashflood watch, we'll wait and see on that one, meanwhile wednesday starts to retreat. should start to clear through the day and, by thursday, now that the front will be out of here we end up with pretty nice weather. things looking good, little bit of dreary sandwich here.

we start off with sunshine today. tomorrow the sog yes, sir, wednesday all clearing out of here, by thursday, friday, and actually the rest of the weekends, nice weather on tap here. so, yes, if you got to deal with wet weather i would say hey let's get it out of the way mid week so weekend looks better, pretty muchó what's going to happen. of 95 approaching the walt whitman bridge, facing opposite direction here, obviously got spun around. that's him sitting on the concrete barrier there. you can see the traffic, south 95, heavy columbus boulevard to center city to pens landing area. south down toward the walt whitman bridge, and if you are headed to the airport, this delay, will be in your way. let's go to the ben franklin bridge, not bad at all, looking good, we have four lanes coming in toward philadelphia, and they pick up the construction on the new jersey bound side. so we're three lanes into south jersey, ramp from route

30, white horse pike, watch for police on the scene. it will certainly slow you down. and a crash out here in norristown. at main and as tore street. otherwise mass transit looking good, no delays. >> back to you. >> here is a look at today's headlines. funeral services take place today for connie mcclane murray who was murdered in northeast philadelphia, pennypack park last week. her husband, faces charges in her death. nvolved shoot nag suburb of st. louis. an unarmed 18 year old was shot and killed after an altercation with police officers saturday n >> two men injured,, about 2:00 this morning, not clear at the moment what caused this crash. be right back.

here in york, pennsylvania we've built the largest distributor of kitchen cabinets in the nation.

we've got american-made products that are beating out chinese imports. so, i know pennsylvania can be a leader in manufacturing and we can make things again. but we have to invest in education and a skilled workforce today. i'm tom wolf and i have a plan. we can do great things, but we have to think ahead. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. ithought to the acidityh in any foods.

never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. he told me to use pronamel. it's going to help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee, and it was a real easy switch to make. hope your honor ready for afternoon baseball today, mets and phils wrap up four game series beginning at 1:05, former former phillies favorite will toss out ceremonial fish pitch. yesterday the phils tied the mets on marilyn bird's pitch rbi single in the bottom of the ninth. phils battled back six to one deficit to bring up ryan howard with game on the line. ya, the big piece came through, with a big hit. phils win, final score, was seven to six. nicely done. well the eagles workouts today at nova care. tomorrow they go to foxboro to work out with the pay tree outs, eagles and paths in pre-season game two. sell out crowd watched the last public practice at franklin field yesterday.

the birds won their only nfl championship on that field. that was back in 1960. more than half century ago. let's get the wig one this year. final rounds of the pga championship with with rory mcelroy in the drivers seat. rory held off phil mickelson fourth career win in major and second of this year. the final rounds ended at dusk, because of a rain delay, and 9:00, crazy. rory showed off good hands at the trophy presentation, oh, hey. mcelroy making clutch catch, the lid fell off the trophy. my man was concentrating all the way through the ceremony, now rory has to wait until the masters in april, to try to win his third straight major. better put your the green jacket on that. i know he wants it badliment great tournament. right here on cbs-3. >> dot the trophy, just needs the jacket. >> that's right. 6:21, still ahead this morning, extremely close call for toddler, sleeping in his

play pen, when lightning struck. also, you probably remember this viral video after woman being beaten by a police officer. and now, for the first time, she is speaking about the attack. we'll have that for you on the other side. be

>>2:34, you will be wanting to turn on the air-conditioning later on, eventually wet weather to track here, too. wide zoom, don't show too much locally but a loft activity out, there sort 69 latest storm system, starting to get its act together, starting to take shape. eventually see cold front cross through, bring with it some heavy rain, probably thunderstorms. currently where we stand temperatures little cool out toward atlantic city, 56 mount pocono currently, in the mid and upper 60s from philadelphia, down to wilmington, and as the day progresses expect the daytime high to easily hit the upper 80s, so actually going to be seasonable, for a change, here, sort of more of the dog days of summer out there. by tomorrow, temperatures held way back, courtesy of the clouds, and the rain that will start to move in. tomorrow is the date i would definitely suggest the umbrella some of the rain will be heavy specially later in the day.

bob? >> 6:24, good morning, everybody, disable vehicle here, i-95, this is northbound, right before the entrance to that girard point double decker bridge. so coming from saidel co, past the airport, we get penndot arrow truck behind this guy, so that he can safely get pulled out of there. shore, a loft extra volume always on a monday morning in the summertime. forty-two heavy from the acx head in the toward that 295 construction zone. and an accident, southbound, on the new jersey turnpike, right before exit number two, that's for route 322. and a new project begins later on tonight there is will be a rough one for the next couple every months. they'll milan repave the section of the blue route between route three all the way up to send david's llanova. that will lever behind uneven surface for us during the day. >> we have breaking news, live picture from a fire on the 600 block of snyder avenue in south philadelphia. that fire broke out in a laudromat after 5:00 this morning, there are also two

apartments above that laudromat, and apartments and buildings adjacent to the laudromat. so far the fire we're told is not un control, we can see some smoke still billowing out of the top window, told no reports of any injuries. a california woman is demanding answers after a case of what she claims was police brutality. it was nearly month ago when we first showed this video of 51 year old marlene pin okay being punched repeatedly by high with a patrol officer. video made headlines across the country sparking outrage among civil rights advocates. now after weeks of recovery, marlene wants justice. >> he just pulled me, brutally through me down, started beating me, then he trying to kill me, trying to bet me to death, take my life away, for no reason. did i nothing to him. i don't know why. >> marlene is still receiving treatment for her injuries. meanwhile, a spokesperson for the california highway patrol says the investigation into

this incident is expected to be completed in the next several weeks. in nova scotia, canada, amazingly a toddler is okay after lightning strike blows holes in his play pen while he is sleeping. a thunderstorm sent the surge through this family's home, scorch part of a wall and leaving two smoking holes in the play pen. the boy's father says it sounded like a gunshot. his mom grabbed the rest of the entire family and got everybody out of the house. how frightening was that? >> hey, we seem to watch out for lightning when you are outside, you hear thunder, but inside, your kid in a play pen? you think they're safe. >> how about it? >> coming up in the next half hour, philadelphia competes for chance to host the democratic national convention. syma? >> reporter: police have charged connie mcclane whthey say he was a personer. of interest since the investigation began. >> also this morning, he spent three days in isolation at a new york hospital. now the man at the center of an ebola scare is speaking

out. >> and bob and katie return, they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's, oh, if you can pause for a second, look at your screen, just beautiful shot down the shore. the sun is rising, and glimpse off the watt their. >> oh, that's beautiful. >> beautiful day. >> put my shades on real quick. >> little too bright? we'll be right back.

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". friends and family of connie mcclane murray preparing to attends her funeral a week after her murder. >> good morning, everyone, philadelphia police now have suspect, her husband. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry at police headquarters right now with more. syma? >> reporter: that's right. police say the man who confessed to killing connie mcclane murray has been a person of interest since the investigation began. police say connie mcclane murray's killer was her own husband, christopher murray, police brought him in for questioning saturday night. now, after failing a lie detector test, he confess today strangling his wife. police say the couple was arguing monday night after connie went for a jog in pennypack park. her body was discovered tuesday morning. murray called police three hours after the attack to report her missing, but never

called her family or friends. >> there are certain parts every his story that just didn't add up. didn't seem -- his story about his wife was missing but contacted nobody, no friends, no family, to find out if she was with them. instead, immediately went to hospitals, and went to the police station seemed almost a show, the concerned husband show. >> reporter: and connie mcclane murray leaves behind two teenage daughters, her funeral will be held later this morning. we're live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, syma, thank you. developing right now, several people are in custody after riots and looting break out near st. louis, missouri overnight. this video is just coming into "eyewitness news". you can see, there are several businesses being ransacked, in the city of ferguson. it all started as a peaceful vigil foreman who was shot and killed by police on saturday. afterward, few pockets of

violence broke out near the scene of the shooting. coming up right now 6:33, we wants to get our traffic and weather together. >> it will be a nice, very seasonable august day for us out there. it will also be augmented this week, at least, augmented by some additional wet weather. some of the wet weather could bring us heavy rain even maybe flashflooding. but today is good. storm scan3 quiet right now, empty obviously, and we had nice bright lit sky last night, from that super moon, meanwhile, zoom it out, few clouds already starting to thicken, see few speckles of green out here back through the central pa mountains there, sort of just cutting the border over into maryland, but, as we go forward in time here, notice the time p stap p. wet weather moves in. we may have few tents after inch on the ground already by the morning. now, into the evening, we may already have an inch plus of rain to contend with here, at some point we will see very heavy slug of very heavy rain mover in. this particular model keeps it mainly late at night, but into

early wednesday morning, we may have one and a half to almost three plus inches of rain on the gown, all dependent upon location where some of the heaviest bands set up. at the moment, you don't are so worry about the umbrella 63 degrees the current temperature, liver neighborhood network, lower merion high school, things still pretty quiet traffic wise. we go forward into the forecast here today, it will be real good excuse to find some outdoor activities, seven -- 87 degrees the expected hi, hot one, but seasonably hot one. little bit of far cry from that fall-like wet their we enjoyed over the last few days, bob? >> morning, everybody, 6:34, on a monday, couple of activity spots we're warning right now, with our jam cams. going outside, live look, this is i95 northbound, holds your breath, that right lane, this guy, hugging the shoulder here, disable as you come northbound, between the airport and the approach to the girard point double decker bridge. going to the blue route, live look, 476, not bad at all for the gang coming back from the poconos, headed south on the

extension, the blue route down toward that schuylkill expressway. going to the neighborhoods, fire location, in south philadelphia, snyder avenue blocked between sixth and seventh. so we go around the block there. we still have that crash on the roosevelt boulevard. it is southbound roosevelt boulevard, at seventh street, where the inner drive is blocked. and everyone pushed to the outer drive as you head south this morning. and a crash in new jersey, south on 295, right on the ramp from route 30. also seeing a lot of extra volume coming back from the shore on the atlantic city expressway and route 42 toward the city. back to you. >> updating breaking news right now, "eyewitness news" has just learned this fire at lawn dough mat 600 block every snyder avenue in south philadelphia is now under control. some good news. looking live right there at firefighters remain on the scene. we see them on the roof of the bill interesting putting out hot spots. fire broke out just after buildingsmorning, it is also adjacent to the laudromat. good news, no reports of any injuries. once again, that fire is now under control.

we now know missionaries returning to the united states after working with patients infected with ebola will be quarantined. those missionaries are what the same north carolina aid group as nancy, she is at emory youth loft in atlanta after contracting ebola in liberian north carolina department of health and human services says the quarantine will last at these three weeks. right now none have shown any signs or symptoms. man at the center of ebola scare at new york hospital last week is breaking his silence. eric silverman tested negative for the virus. now in a exclusive interview, he told our matt, the experience of being quarantined was surreal. >> still feeling little weak, still got some stomach issues. >> reporter: twenty-seven year old eric silverman is feeling well enough again to walk his dog near his brooklyn home. it is a far cry from the 72 hours he spent in isolation at mount sinai hospital where he was quarantined with

ebola-like symptoms. >> like two security guards outside my room. and they were like no, no one in or out. >> reporter: silverman had just returned from humanitarian aid trip, one of the african countries hit hard by the deadly virus, when he started feeling sick, headaches, stomach cramps, a, and 104 agree fever. his doctors thought it could be ebola, and urged him to get to mt. sinai where staff was waiting. >> there was one nurse, one doctor, and they had to be fully dressed in the space suits. >> it was about seven minutes from the time they hit the door to when they were in eye lakes. >> they said take all our clothes off, and your pockets. >> doctors bagged his clothes, burned his underwear. at one point watching the news in his room -- >> reporter: doctors in mount sinai hospital not taking any chances. >> reporter: he asked the nurse if he was the patient the country was talking about. >> i was like is that me? and she is like ya, i'm pretty sure. >> reporter: his family

forbidden to visit. ultimately the centers for disease control tests for ebola came back negative, and silverman's, whose condition was improved, released wednesday. so far nearly a thousand have died in west africa, and silverman says the world needs to stop ebola now, or risk it spreading to the u.s. and >> people are dying in west africa, and that the world should pay more attention to that, and more resources should be sent to west africa. >> once again, matt reporting for you. silverman says he has a doctor's appointment today, and he hopes to find out what's caused him to be ill. new this morning, secretary of state, john kerrey; in australia for talks reportedly including the sidewalks in iraq. kerrey is urging iraquis to remain calm as the country faces political crisis, this white battling advances by islamic state militants. kerrey said there should be no use of force by political faxes as iraq struggles to form a government. right now, 6:38.

philadelphia's ready to welcome members of the democratic national committee. we're going to show off the city as possible host to the 2016 convention. city leaders are hoping philadelphia's rich history will give them an edge. it hosed the republican national convention in 2,000, and six previous conventions, also, in contention, birmingham, alabama, brooklyn, columbus, ohio, and phoenix. the commie members will arrive in philly on wednesday. hopefully that rain will go away. want to have the city looking her best. >> exciting time when the rnc was here. >> i can imagine. >> time 6:39. shark week. the n nation's fascination with sharks is behind a week of programming, dedicated to the sea creatures. coming up this morning, live at the adventure aquarium in camden for a look at how you can get up close and personal with sharks, this week. >> not too close. >> really. >> also this morning, cents night teens get to pick their favorite celebrities. we're taking you to the teen choice awards. got to love the award, too,

surf boards. >> phillies own kevin heart. that's great. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ..igfñ.trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru.

>> ♪ >> i was told no so many

times. and i never thought i would be able to do what i'm doing now, every day, and i didn't take no for an answer. and my no has taught me to do that. >> some great advice right there. she beat out beyonce, miley cyrus, taylor swift for choice female artist of the year. congrats. >> very nice. phillies own kevin heart also walk away a winner. beat out funny guys like will ferrell, johnny knoxville, adam sandler for choice movie actor in a comedy. heart won for his hilarious role in ride along. also chosen that is year's choice comedian. nice job, young man. >> also, very special night for the kardashian's, kim, kendall, kylie accepted the award for choice tv reality show. kylie also celebrated her 17th birthday last night. keeping up with the kardashian's going into its tenth season. >> hey, you haven't seen the last of these pizza loving crime fighting teenage turtles.

the highly anticipated film was such a big hit on the big screen this weekend, paramount pictures already announced a sequel. teenage mutant ninja turtles opened this weekend brinking in almost $65 million. guardian of the galaxy dropped to second making more than $40 million to add to its massive total already. into the storm, the 100-foot journey, lucy rounds out the top five. let's get your traffic and weather together. sends it out to kate. >> i i wouldn't be surprised if some of the movie money actually came from police like the midwest, southeast over the course of the weaken, because they were kind of stuck in the rain, as well as some thunderstorms, and where as here at home, we all just get out, enjoy the gorgeous weather, and it will last us for yet another day here, off to the west, see the signs every life. storm that's eventually going to be bringing in some heavy rain, it is still sort of getting its acts together. it will eventually move through here. starting as early as tomorrow. that is why the pollen levels drop off, just dramatically, i mean, pretty much just drop like a rock here tomorrow.

still ragweed, metal, grass, primary concerns. later in the week high pressure regains the lead, levels go spiking right back up again. i think i'm allergic to ragweed. i figured it out because ragweed made a return to our pollen report and i started sniffing over the last couple of of days. so i'm on to you being ragweed. sunny skies today, all right, by tomorrow, we start to see the showers, storms, moving, in starting with showers, eventually some heavier rain, some of could you even pick up inch plus that far rain, so, i have i highly sgephilly, folks o center city off the ben franklin bridge, you hit that traffic light there at eighth and vine and bamm, green means go. common into downtown, but starting to see some sun glare, too, as well, ad all of the majors like the blue route, schuylkill, 95, you know the normal spots you winds up picking it up. south on the roosevelt boulevard, inner drive blocked at seventh street. police still take care of overnight crash, everyone's pushed to the outer drive, and even the cross-traffic there, has to enter into that outer drive. so just be prepared as you head south, this morning, you'll see some delays, and new project kicks into gear

later tonight for the next couple of months, will repave the entire stretch of the roosevelt boulevard, hold on, from ninth street, all the way up to the bucks county line, they'll work on the inner drive first. that will start later on tonight, so be ready for the bumpy ride. ukee, back to you. >> breaking news leads this look in today's headlines on cbs 3, fire at south philadelphia laudromat is under control, and got that way within the last half hour. there are no injuries, but plenty of damage to the laudromat and apartment near seventh and snider. >> also, funeral services are scheduled today for connie mcclane murray, jogger killed in penny park park last week. mcclane murray's husband is now charged in her death. and a developing story rioting near st. louis after a police officer shot and killed an unarmed teenager. investigators say the shooting took place after an altercation. 6:46. we know they were on the depths of the ocean, but still a lot scientists are searching to learn when it comes to the

study of sharks. >> it is shark week, at the adventure aquarium. giving visitors a chance to learn more about these complex creatures. we got to get a bigger desk. mickey is the curator of fishing, and joins us now live from there this morning, hey, young lady, how are you? good morning to you. >> good morning, ukee, erika, how are you? >> doing great. so, what do you think it is about sharks that continues to fast nature the public? >> i think everyone is fascinated we things that they don't know a lot about. and things that casino of scare them a little bit. things that are little frightening. we all casino of have that fascination with the oceans, and, you know, so much to learn about sharks still. and i also think, you know, we're hearing a lot more about sharks, because everyone south thereon social media, everyone has a phone, everyone's reporting what's going on, so i think a lot of it is that we're just, you know, hearing more about the sharks.

>> speaking of that, nicky it, seems like we've been seeing sharks more often, been seeing shark sitings recently. anything? what would you a tribute that? also, any more great white shark sitings recently? >> what i a tribute more the site togs is social media like you said, but actually a few years ago under the marine mammal protection act seals became protected so the seal population has rebounded over this past few years, and this is the main food source for the great white sharks up and down the eastern seaboard. so with increased seal population, you are definitely going to have an increased shark population, because the seals, i mean, the sharks will follow the pray into where they're at. >> makes sense. >> nicky for the viewers that don't know too much about at car yum, please describe where you are right now, you have the sharks swimming all around you, above you, that's very cool exhibit. >> yes, right here in our shark exhibit at adventure aquarium. adventure aquarium houses 15

different species of sharks. we also have over 30 individual sharks in this exhibit. that is 40-foot long tunnel. you can see the sharks above you, on all sides of you, it is very cool. we can -- you can also touch sharks here at the aquarium. actually have shark week every day of the year here. so i know it is shark week on discovery channel but every day here we celebrate sharks. >> and you are celebrating sharks we know biologists are studying sharks, too, any new information about sharks, maybe about how intelligent they are? >> sharks have been around for millions and millions of years. they definitely are adaptable, can live in all different areas of the ocean, all different environments, you can find sharks that liver on the bottom floor, sharks that live way out in open ocean, sharks that casino of come near the coastline, so sharks are very adaptable animals. >> before we go, we want to touch on. >> this i understand you are the only aquarium that has a

hammer head shark? >> that's correct. we're the only aquarium until count troy have a great hammer head. he vest -- he is very special to us,'s boy, doing really well. we're very excited to have him in our collection. >> that's fantastic, i hope that hammer doesn't break that glass. i'll be scared. >> so much to see there too. >> love the ad ventura car yum. nicky, thank you for everything. appreciate the insight. althe best to you. >> thank you. >> love shark week. c oh, yes, a loft f. this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us with a preview. morning. >> good morning to you, ukee, err came in missouri, st. louis suburb erupt in the violence overnight, follows vigil for un arm teenager killed in a police shooting. plus, paying visit to the f.b.i. bank that gets round twice a day. that's right. why high school students, lactic are the ones investigating the crimement then smokey bear turns 70 years old.

we'll look at his paying make over, the confusion behind his name. news back in the morning, see you guys just about ten minutes. >> i tell you, smoking, looking great, to the party. >> nearly 1200 athletes from across the country are going head-to-head here in our area this week. >> the opening ceremonies officially kick off for the jc games yesterday. the participating jewish athletes also got chance to meet their host families, for the first time this year. they'll compete at the jcc in cherry hill, new jersey, good luck to everyone. >> and welcome to all of the visitors, glad to have in you town. local football team dishing out more than just big heads. >> this weekend the mo tap charter school vair at this football team helped serve breakfast to families at the philadelphia ronald mcdonald house. nicely done. their way of giving back to the city after the successful run to become the first public school champion to win a state title. >> love seeing that.

>> indeed. congrats. on the field and off. we'll be right back. geicmoney for over 75 years.save they've really stood the test of time. much like these majestic rocky mountains. which must be named after the... that would be rocky the flying squirrel, mr. gecko sir. obviously! ahh come on bullwinkle, they're named after... ...first president george rockington! that doesn't even make any sense...mr...uhh...winkle. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

how about the traffic and weather together, here ' k fell. >> good excuse to head out to the beaches, lake, or finds a pool near you. we know that's what bob always likes to do. so we take him out to the pool

once again. 87 degrees the expected high in philadelphia, little cooler through the outlying suburbs, but certainly warm enough to warrant taking a dip out there today. let's advance. take a look what you can expect for the rest of the week. one nice warm sunny day before the storm comes, bridges in showers, heavy rain, thunderstorms, doesn't look lick anything severe, but i won't be surprised if we ends up with flashflooding. enjoy it now, bob. >> ing. >> act lurks the pool trip continues. able to stay less and less at each house, because the officers are getting onto me now. >> you need to get to the weight room, dude. >> that's an old picture, old pictures. live look at i95 southbound, heavy cottman avenue in through girard, through the construction zone, northeast philly waking up and headed to work. the ben franklin bridge, not bad at all coming into downtown. nice shot of the skyline there, as you work your way into center city. accident on schuylkill expressway, eastbound, right near the conshohocken curve. off to the right shoulder, also get hit with some sun

glare, as women, as you work your way inbound on the schuylkill. mass transit looking good. ukee, back to you. >> my man, thank youment philadelphia taney dragons on their way to williamsport today. made history first philadelphia team to make it to little league world series. >> how about it? turn double play toned the game. they beat delaware's newark nationals, eight to nothing. pitcher monet davis was lights out for the dragons, struck out six players and only gave about three hits. >> crazy, unbelievabl, like kids from philly, and now we're going to williamsport. so very unbelievable. >> oh, we believe it, though. >> yes indeed. we believe. >> davis will be just the 17th girl it play in the little lil world series, the magical run continues friday afternoon when they play a team from the nashville area. >> congrats to both teams. we got to get the teams in

here after the tournament. >> oh, i would love that. >> hopefully catch up with 8monet. ng couple of can. i'm try to sw. minute >> next a program aimed to keeping kids healthy. how many the organization hopes to get the first lady michelle obama here to help out with their summer challenge. next on cbs this morning, like nora mentioned, yogy bear turns 70. burning up social media, too. >> yolk i is the man, indeed. to fin follow your local news weather traffic and sports keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. >> he is

it's huge! acme's anniversary sale? ♪ it's acme's anniversary sale. this week check out the quaker breakfast event, $1.49 each. nabisco chips ahoy cookies, $1.99. and frito lay party size chips, $2.99 each. don't miss our biggest sale ever!

hey mom! look what i found. acme. this sale is huge!

it is monday august 11, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." riot in the heartland, a demand for answers after police shoot and killed an unarmed 18-year-old near st. louis. american airstrikes in iraq continue as the terror group isis seizes another town. plus more questions about how nascar champ tony stewart could run over and kill another driver. >> but we begin with today's eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds.

violence erupts in suburban st. louis. >> an unarmed black teenager shot and