>> whoever killed my brother, he killed a good man. just come out, man. >> reporter: police say it was just after 8:30 sunday night which air manned owe lopez was crossing landes near dell sigh drive. forty-nine year-old had almost made it to the sidewalk when he was hit, investigators spent monday reviewing surveillance video in the area, hoping would it show the suspect's car. >> is there three major businesses on the corner of the intersection all which have very good surveillance systems. >> reporter: they are having trouble tracking the driver. eyewitnesses have given police conflicting restrictions of the striking vehicle. >> when you have multiple witnesses to the incident we get different accounts so it takes investigators sometime to go through some of the statements. >> reporter: investigators are asking for more help this stretch of road in vineland is busy and well lit and they believe someone knows who this driver is. >> call police, hopefully somebody will come forward. >> reporter: for lopez friend and family a nate have of peer toe rico he just relocated from bridgeton to vineland

days ago. he wases in construction and owned his own small business, his employees are devastated by the loss. >> that was my father, my friend, my boss, everything. >> reporter: he hell and lot of people, so, i don't know what happened. >> reporter: now, police need a public's help they say thinks the the easiest way to do it. text vpd tips and your tip to 847411. that is v pd and your tip to 847411. you can call the tip line. we have all this information on our web site at cbs philly.com. unfortunately they don't after lot to go on. police say there was no evidence left on the scene, all they are looking for at this point is a car or a vehicle with the a lot of front end damage. if you have any information call police. reporting live, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jane, thanks very much. chopper three over a serious accident in langhorne, thinks on route one between oxford valley and route 213.

you can see a tractor trailer there it collided with a dump truck which then spilled its road down on the road. we were told three cars were involved in the crash and two people have been hospitalized, this afternoon. lets take a live look now at scene from chopper three. again these are the northbound lanes, but the the load from that dump truck actually spilled over in the southbound lanes. route one in the area remains closed at this hour, our vittoria woodill will have more on the traffic situation, there, coming up in just a few minutes. and an emotional day for friend and family as a murdered mother of two is laid to rest. services for connie maclean murray were held at givnish funeral home in the northeast, before her burial at resurrection cemetery in bucks county. she posted this photo on facebook, shortly before her death. police say her husband christopher failed a lie detector test over the weekend and confessed to strangling her in penny pack park monday

night. police commissioner declined to discuss a possible motive. >> i would be reluctant to even get into too much detail but the the case is closed but again, real tragedy is the kids that now have to deal with the mother being murdered and the father being in jail. >> the couple's two daughters are 12 and 15, christopher murray is being held, without bail, he is due back in court august 27th. to weather now and it was a nice day out there today but get ready for changes. we're tracking storms and potential for flooding as well. meteorologist kathy orr is live outside on the sky deck where kathy, the clouds have rolled in today. >> they have, chris. it was a beautiful start to the day. right now some clouds ape a little breeze but still quite comfortable. temperatures making it up in the 80's to day hopefully you got outdoors to enjoy it. here are our current numbers in philadelphia we are at 83. eighty in wilmington. eighty-two trenton. atlantic city is 80 the at the the airport. seventy-eight is the the current ocean water temperature.

at least that is warming as well. we have had some rain moving toward us a few different systems moving our way, first, warm front that will bring us showers tomorrow morning but it will be dry this evening with temperatures falling through the 70's, mostly cloudy at 9:00 o'clock and by 11:00, 72 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. lets look at future weather this evening it will be relatively dry. overnight tonight some rain moving in from the southwest, mainly through southeastern, pennsylvania, point to the north, and to the west. but over the course of the day we will solve spotty showers, maybe a few thunderstorms but it is tomorrow evening and tomorrow night we will run risk of severe weather and also some flooding concerns. we will talk more about the timing coming up when i join you inside. >> kathy, thanks. outrage in missouri have a an unarmed teen is killed by police. at times protest had given way to more violence. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette tell us police are urging calm as they investigate the circumstances surrounding that teen's death.

>> reporter: protesters gathered near the police station in missouri monday and then marched through the city. the the crowd briefly ended up at the front door of the police department, where demonstrators faced off against three lines of police officers, some in riot gear. they are angry about the the death of 18 year-old michael brown who was unarmed, when a police officer shot him multiple times on saturday. the protest followed a night of violence, in a st. louis suburb. looters hit a number of stores burning and destroying one building and vandal icing others. almost three dozen people were arrested. >> these people are angry. this is america. >> reporter: monday's protest was receipted but peaceful, st. louis county police department is handling the investigation in the shooting and fbi is involved and in case federal charges are filed. >> this is a very complicated investigation, as it should be, and a man lost his life

there is a police officer involved in this. there are scores and scores of people we need to talk to at the apartment complex where this happened. >> reporter: the officer who shot brownies on paid leave. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". robbery suspect is under arrest after police say he shot himself in the leg in the 1700 block of dillford street in oxford circle. he was arrested after seeking treatment in the hospital. investigators are still looking for a second suspect. a bat found in berlin township camden county tested positive for rabies. health officials say that bat was killed by a family cat last week. the cat had been vaccinated for the disease but will receive a booster dose. family is told to be check you the by their doctors. well, there are traffic headaches ahead for drivers who use the roosevelt boulevard, the inner lanes of the boulevard from ninth street all the way to the bucks county line are going to be close for repaving. one section at a time, from 7:30 at night until 6:00 in

the morning. that takes place from now, until halloween. now the outside lanes will remain opened but you can imagine there will be delays associated with this. the cost of the project, according to penndot is $5.8 million. more road work to tell but here penndot has kick off a 6.6 million-dollar rehab of the spring garden street bridges today. crews were starting with one of the spans near the art museum that takes drivers over the schuylkill trail. steve pather explains what this all means for commuters coming up at 6:00. a philadelphia baseball team is heading to the little league world series in williamsport and the whole city is rooting for them. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at citizens bank park where there was a fundraiser for the baseball association at tonight's phillies game, matt. >> reporter: jessica, phillies may have had a game this afternoon but team that is on everybody's mind is none other than philly's own taney dragons. they successfully made their

way to williamsport earlier this morning. there is a boys and a girl. >> summer. >> they will go to short for one, double play. >> reporter: with that split, 463, phillies own taney dragons book their ticket to williamsport behind another shut out performance by monet davis. >> i'm glad. >> reporter: team might already been in williamsport. >> i hope you guys win the game, yeah. >> reporter: they weren't far from the mind of fans of monday's phillies game. >> fast ball, the toughness and grittiness that will get them this far. i'm not surprised. >> reporter: he would know too, he is a local umpire who um seven several of taney's game this season. monet's fast ball is as fasted as advertised and remember asking her catch are for a favor. >> please do not miss that baseball. >> for your sake. >> reporter: beyond just baseball this tanen team might need something more. it has been a rough summer for phillies, fires, carjackings

all involving children have made for vigils or sit streets f nothing else this group of center city kids makes people happy and that is a nice change. >> that is good thing bit because we didn't have a rough time and philadelphia needs a good thing. >> reporter: coming up, at 6:00 o'clock we will talk to taney dragons head coach alex rice and ask about his teams chances in williamsport and hear advice phillies ryan howard and ryne sandberg has for these outstanding little leaguer. we are live outside citizens bank park, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> in in monet we trust, matt, thanks very much. still to come at 5:00 a tragedy at the race track. nascar champion tony stewart hits and kills a fellow driver during a race, we will have new developments in that investigation. a driver through meal with the secret hid men a chicken sandwich what a mother found burn in the bun that left her stun. tracie morgan struggling

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tony stewart twice this weekend, following the crash that claimed the life of fellow driver, 20 year-old kevin ward, junior. so far, no charges have been filed against the three time nascar champion. >> there is no evidence in hand or no facts that would support a criminal charge or support criminal intent. >> reporter: but stewart is not in the clear just yet. >> there is a possibility for a criminally negligent homicide, that means i didn't intend to kill anybody or intend to hurt anybody but i ignored an obvious risk. >> reporter: stewart and ward were battling for position during the lap at this sprint car race at the the motor sports park, saturday night, when stewart caused ward to spin out. ward then got out of his car to confront stewart where he was struck by stewart's car and then killed. stewart has been involved in altercation was other drivers, in the past. including this incident, in 2012 when he he hurled his

helmet at another racer. >> i think he is an aggressive driver but not the like that to take a guy out like that, that is a whole different level of classification. >> reporter: authorities are examining spectator video from the crash. they are also looking at the condition on the dirt track, and the lighting, to see if either played a role danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up we will have much more on what tony stewart has had to say. he release aid statement expressing his sadness about what happened this weekend. also insider's kevin frazier will look closer at another of tony stewart's altercations on the track. well, comedian tracie morgan is still struggling to heel after dying on the crash on the new jersey turnpike. morgan's attorney says he is still recovering from the broken leg and broken bones, and he is also having a hard time dealing with the death of his friend, jimmy mack. the limousine van they were riding in was hit from behind by a wal-mart truck back in june. morgan is suing retailer

claiming they should have known their employee had driven 700 miles from georgia to delaware. driver has pleaded not guilty to all charges. good evening, everyone as christmas mentioned earlier that breaking news story we are dealing with on route one, this is it right here. if you are traveling route one the other northbound or southbound all lanes have been closed but what you are looking at is southbound side of route one approaching that area of princeton trying to continue on i-95. shoulder is getting by here but tech nickly both sides as a result of a vehicle vehicle crash. notice the head of the tractor trailer on the southbound side, northbound you have a spilled load. that was discovered around 3:30 this afternoon and will be out there quite a while. as we look the a the delay that lies behind it this shot here right around area of oxford val that i is southbound side approaching that incident scene. we are not doing well. traveling on route one we are seeing the closure of route one between oxford valley and

23. you will definitely need to use an alternate for sure. best bet would be to use old lincoln highway n regards tour rush hour commute as you will notice we have it out and about, 14 is your average on the schuylkill expressway, you can expect high volume 95 around 476 abe commuting in and out of delaware. now back to chris and all shouln load. how killing germs may be harming unborn babies, three on your side with what moms to be need to know about antibacterial soap and household cleaners, beasley. day ball for phillies with a familiar finish but couple great highlights ahead plus eagles have landed in new england for three days of practice, with one of the best coached teams in football and perhaps best quarterback, chip kelly will tell you what he hopes to achieve coming up in

"eyewitness news" was there as senator corry booker visited camden's youth build center, it received 1.1 million-dollar grant from the u.s. department of labor, the center helped at risk young púople with education and career training. it was only center in the state to get a grant. >> there is no recipient in the country that receives, a bigger, grant, then you all did. this is a top grant, top grant from the country. and that is pretty extraordinary. the grant sponsored by senator booker and senator robert

menendez will be given out over a three-year period. >> we have been on such a nice, run, of weather of nice weather it is hard to be disappointed by the fact that things will be changing here pretty soon. >> believe it or in the we're pretty below average as far as temperature is concern for this month. it has been on the below side but hasn't been shocking in any regards. lack of warmth has been a big deal. we are talking about rain moving our way and threat of severe weather but they are coming in a different time. i'll explain, first lets take a look outdoors where it is cloudy, little bit glummy, starting off with the sun. temperatures managed to make it up in the 80's this afternoon. our live neighborhood network takes us to the the beach and point pleasant beach. that is farther to the north, but it is a beautiful day there. umbrellas went up, beaches went pack. temperature 75. breezy with the southeasterly wind at 11 miles an her but pretty day at point pleasant this afternoon.

right now on storm scan three we are looking at clouds building in. we have showers in a line edging toward state college and hageers town and d.c. all associated with the warm front that will be lifting through, that is first part of our storm puzzle. right now in philadelphia 83. eighty-two in trenton. eighty in wilmington. eighty-three in allentown. wildwood rio grande is 78. temperatures down the shore mainly in the upper 70's and that ocean water temperature up to 78 degrees. the warmest, jet. we will see if it stays that way. we are watching low pressure, just through midwest that has a warm front associated with a trailing cold front. the warm front lifts through with some showers and we may see a few breaks in the cloud during the day in some spots before that cold front moves through. it will be tomorrow night, that we will see some heavy rain, threat of severe weather ahead of that cold front. front will clear most have the region by late tomorrow morning and then it will be trying out, i think we will be seeing some sunshine before some sunset, on wednesday.

and that severe weather threat for tuesday in the line from reading to the north of philadelphia towards atlantic city and points to the south and toward the west, heavy rain potential for damaging wind and if you do run across the severe storm and a slight chance of hail but heavier rain associated with this about one to 2 inches of rain. the mess of the computer models are between one and 2-inch west this when the rain begins tomorrow and by the time it end on wednesday. overnight mostly cloud which a few showers building in around 68 degrees, during the day on tuesday period of rain, heavy storm especially towards evening and late night hours, high temperature with all that cloud cover and we have a coastal flood advisory for our coastal zones at times of high tides and that would be this evening. on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast, wednesday morning showers and afternoon sun. thursday looking great with plenty of sunshine and high of 81. that is your three day forecast, we will be back with

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phillies looking to even the seer thinks afternoon, against the mets, lets take a look, phillies trailing one to nothing in the fourth, darren ruf got start in left and watch this into the bush necessary center field. two run home run. fightins took the lead until the seventh inning that is. the the metropolitans scored four runs, anthony wrecker had big hit a three run home run off justin defreight us, mets won five-three. they took three out of four from the fightins. eagles are in new england getting ready for three game of scrimmages before they played friday night. yesterday bird held practice at franklin field their first

session after friday night's preseason open inner chicago. here's what chip kelly expects to accomplish, against patriots. >> it is usually we're on our own, day before the game but we do a lot of situational work and physical play on tuesday and wednesday. so there is a lot of correction that is can made from the game with the bears and that is what we are trying to get accomplish over next few days. this is a great opportunity against a really good team. they are always good. great quarterback. great opportunity for guys. >> put them to the test. >> we will get better. >> thanks, beasley. still to come a humanitarian nightmare leads to the dramatic rescue mission, refugees rushed an iraqi air force desperate to get off mountain as political turmoil grows in the country. we will have the latest. mother makes a shocking discovery in her chicken sandwich what she have found burn in the bun. then new at 6:00. >> is there is there such a thing as too much beautiful swanns. some experts say that might be

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♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away i'm jessica dean with some of the day's top stories, police are searching for driver in a deadly hit and run in vineland cumberland county.

forty-nine year-old victim was struck as he crossed west landis avenue last night. northeast mother of two colleen maclean murray was laid to rest today. police said her husband christopher confessed to strangling her in penny pack park. he was arrested and charged over the weekend. a large police presence and march outside st. louis, missouri after last night's vigil for 18 year-old michael brown gave way to looting. unarmed teen was killed during a reported confrontation with officers and an investigation is now underway, kathy. >> we are tracking showers moving our way, you can see them with storm scan 3a line of showers associated with the warm front more numerous showers coming in a severe threat come tomorrow night. more details on that coming up with the seven day forecast, chris. american air strikes continued in iraq today as u.s. steps up its effort to protect religious minorities and some u.s. personnel from islamic militants. meanwhile president obama within the past hour has publicly back iraqi

government's move to replace its prime minister. correspondent craig bosswell is at the white house. >> reporter: video shows fighter pilots launching from the u.s.s. george hw bush carrying out missions over iraq, through u.s. air strikes taking out isis target, those are sunni militants controlling large part of the northern iraq and vowing to take more. >> these air strikes have helped advance the the forces around sinjar and in the areaer with of erbill. >> reporter: kurdish fighters are taking advantage of the air strikes and say they have recaptured two northern iraqi towns from isis fighters. the state department says u.s. is arming kurds in an effort to help them battle back. >> they have obtained heavy weaponry. we have providing those. >> reporter: iraqi politicians are working to form a government to tackle the isis threat. monday's iraq's president nominated a a new prime minister. he got a congratulations call with the full support of the white house but current prime

minister nori al-maliki insist he wants a third term. maliki deployed troops to emphasize his points deepening the political crisis in baghdad. the u.s. is continuing air strikes of food ape water to address the humanitarian crisis. thousands of a religious minority in iraq are stranded on the mountain surrounded biasis fighters. at the white house craig bosswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have dramatic video to show you now from northern iraq of the rescue operation to help the refugees. cnn crew went on board a flight with the iraqi air force as they traveled to the area to deliver supplies, via helicopter, as they landed, desperate refugees swarmed that aircraft and some hopped on board. the helicopter did take off, loaded with people, from very young to the very old. fighters on board had to open fire at the ground in order to make it safely away from isis militants. a second, three day

cease-fire in gaza appears to be holding as aid truck streamed in the city today. palestinians have been able to leave their homes as representatives from israel and hamas try once again to hammer out a long term deal. month long war has left more than 1900 people dead, mostly palestinian civilians. as more workers return to the u.s. from ebola infect parts of the africa the out break continues to grow. health workers say they have already killed more people than all of the other out breaks combine. alfonso van marsh has more. >> reporter: a christian aid agency says that three of its missionary whose lived in ebola infect area of lie beer yard showing no signs of the virus since they return to america. >> they were healthy when they got on the airplane in lie beer, yeah they were healthy and checked from the county before they deplane at charlotte douglass airport and

they have been checking their health this morning, all are healthy. >> reporter: sim organization, flew missionaries home sunday, they are in quarantine. nancy wrightbol who contracted ebola came back to the states last week. she remains in isolation in the atlanta hospital. one of the missionaries who return is nancy wrightbol's husband david. health workers say it is the worst ebola out break on record responsible for a thousand deaths in three african countries. >> i'm afraid to say it is probably going to get worse too. >> reporter: spanish doctors say they will treat a priest evacuated from liberia to spain after he contracted ebola with the u.s. made experimental drug. it is same ebola drug given to nancy wrightbol and another american doctor who tested positive for i the disease in lie beer y alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". disturbing discovery at a

mcdonald's in north carolina where a worker etched a swastika into her sandwich. take a look, that is butter right there on the bun, charlie madden said she received this at the restaurant in more head city. he fought nazi as in world war two. >> many people died because of that sim bomb and it is not something that should be taken lightly and thrown around. >> reporter: mcdonald's has released a statement apologizing to him. restaurant says it has identified and fired the the employee who etched the offensive symbol in the sandwich. she calls herself a loyal customers and plans to eat at mcdonald's again. philadelphia police needs your help in identifying a burglary suspect caught on camera. you see masked man push surveillance camera up, in this video. police say he then broke into an atm and stole $4,200 in cash. this happened early friday morning at route 23 cafe in nicetown. police say suspect also stole an ipad and other items valued

at $7,300. sixty years after returning from war a nor ease philadelphia man gets medal he richly deson. william ron was wounded during the korean conflict but declined to see the medal because he didn't want his mother to worry that he had been injury. now in whose piss at holy redeemer hospital a family friend spearheaded the campaign to ensure that this former army sergeant was fully recognized. >> i feel pretty good i'd like to stick my chest out all over the place, a long time coming, a long time coming. >> it is just incredible to me that for the short time that he has left now, here today, that he is being honored. >> well, due to his declining health the purple heart he was given today is a replica but his family prays that he will live long enough to see the the real thing.

good evening, everyone lets give you an update on that accident taking place on route one affecting both north and southbound. if you are traveling between area have of oxford valley and 213, even trying to make it toward i-95 into princeton, new jersey area what we are looking at here is route one southbound side here, they have uprighted the cargo section of the tractor trail their was overturn and they have gotten that out of the way. there is debris on the northbound side and still dealing with this closure. traveling southbound they are allowing the solder to get by but ever so slightly, still taking old lincoln highway would be your best bet if you are traveling in this area. again to briefly sort of give you a summary again north bound route one is closed between 95 and oxford valley southbound between stony hill road and i-95 and lincoln highway is your best bet but they are making progress. we have an accident that came up breaking news story, westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike at new jersey turnpike all westbound

lanes are block, as a result of a serious serious accident of the right hand lanes on the tolls. we will update you on that for sure and every where else expect those rush hour delays, chris and jessica. >> thanks, variety the tore use. a warning for moms to be about products you might use every day. health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the potential health risk to unborn babies. we will have more on the tony stewart crash that we talk about earlier in the broadcast, the insider's kevin frazier will give us inside scoop on stewart's past altercations. kathy? in weather the clouds are rolling in the rain is next and a threat of severe weather, i haven't mention that had in a long time. we will look at that plus when sun returns in the seven day as "eyewitne

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very pleasant day to be outside from the city to the shore you're looking at beaches of ocean city, cape may county, some folks out there a few clouds have been rolling in and a live neighborhood network takes us to the delaware beach and rehoboth beach, delaware where it was very busy on the board and beach. you can see clouds rolling in during the afternoon and temperature only 73 degrees. we have an east southeasterly win at 7 miles an hour.

now we have more sunshine at the beach. temperatures around the region have not individual that much during the the afternoon nor from location to location. it is 80 in atlantic city. inland to cherry hill same thing. swedesboro 80 degrees. philadelphia 80 degrees. trenton 82. even to the north and west we have 83 in allentown. a little bit cooler as usual in the poconos and pottstown and lafayette hill we are sitting at 83 degrees. we are watching showers moving towards us. area of low pressure over ohio will inch east ward. we have a warm front with it. first round have of showers for your tuesday morning will be associated with this. temperatures will be in the 70's. then we will have a break during late afternoon and evening before a cold front moves through. that front will be approaching tuesday night and wednesday morning and that is when we will see heavier rain. in the wake of this front we have breezy conditions out of the northwest, and temperatures in the 80's. do i expect some sunshine wednesday afternoon, and high pressure builds in from the west and temperatures, warm backup again, we will get into a very nice, stretch of warm

weather. we have to get through the next, 24 to 36 hours. rain amounts, between early tuesday morning, and wednesday morning, will range from an inch through most locations down the the shore to around an inch and a half toward lehigh valley and poconos. even reading and lancaster picking up 2 inches of rain. as far as severe weather threat is concern more likely as that front approaches tomorrow night with heavier rain, potential for damaging wind and a slight risk of hail as well. the bottom line is worse of the storms is going to be tuesday night into wednesday morning, one to 2 inches of rain, heavier rain tuesday night, that is good news, mostly we will be sleeping. poor drainage flooding is a concern. there are no watches just yet. gusty storm or two. then the risk of severe thunder storm as well most likely tuesday night. overnight tonight mostly cloudy a few showers possible during overnight. high temperatures in the upper 70's with a chance of showers and thunderstorms during the day on tuesday but those storms are isolated.

on the exclusive seven day forecast we will look at temperatures in the 80's beginning on wednesday but look at after that thursday, friday, saturday, sunday looking great. monday the high temperature 88 degrees but notice, no 90-degree temperatures in this seven day. when you think of august you think of hot, sometimes scorching temperatures but not so far this year. it could be weeks before we see another 90 gree day. meteorologist kate bilo has more on that. >> thanks, kathy. the as you just showed in the seven day forecast another stretch of below average temperatures awaits late this week and in the weekend. that has got people talking about what a cool, comfortable august it has been. we have decided to look back at recent august and look at numbers to see fit is cooler and more comfortable then we are used to. certainly looking at past four years thins are better this time around. starting august between the ten hot august us, 12 days above. temperatures averaged 2.7 degrees above normal.

talk 11 was not that hot but it was wetest august ever, partially thanks to irene, 19.31 inches have rain fell in august 201 16789 august 2012 we are back to a hot august is, eight, 90 plus degree days, temperatures 2 degrees above average. i forgot this until looking at data but last year we didn't have any 90's the in the entire month of august but it was a wet month with precipitation about 2-inch's above normal. how does this august stack up. it has been pretty cool and comfortable so far, in fact, temperatures on the month so far, about 2 degrees below normal. we have had one day above 90, low temperature 63 and rainfall is below normal for now as well. reporting from the digital center i'm meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 eye witt the necessary news. on the cbs-3 healthwatch expecting moms and their unborn babies are exposed to potentially harmful chemical in popular antibacterial products according to new research. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl

explains the danger. >> reporter: two common dangers used in soaps and household clean tours clean germs. now a new study is add to go growing concerns over trichosen and other chemicals. >> these chemicals have had adverse impact in growth and development in animal studies and there is suggestion they have more impact on humans. >> reporter: researchers found that trichosen in the urine of all, 184 pregnant woman were tested. tricarbon were identified in 85 percent of the woman. they were found in umbilical cord blood samples. >> the not only is the mother exposed during pregnancy but they're getting absorb in the developing fetus. >> reporter: they are found in almost 2,000 every day items soap, toothpaste and detergents. they might be hard to avoid that is what some doctors say you should do. >> you don't need anti bacteria soap. just wash your hand with regular soap. it is time that you wash your

hand that is most important. >> it is necessary i don't want to anything more what is necessary. >> food and drug administration has been reviewing the safety and effectiveness of products containing these antibacterial chemicals, a few companies have announced that they are taking them out of some products. researchers have also told thaws they think that this leads to the antibacterial resistance, that is a problem. you have to watch out for these things. >> just soap and water at the even of the the day. >> reporter: very old fashion. >> nothing wrong with that. >> stephanie, thanks. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a close call for family of the rock, also latest on tony stewart's crash investigation. insider's kevin frazier will be here with the new details next.

rock turns to social media after a head on collision involving his mother. new details involving tony student. >> kevin frabber has more details on the coming stories from hollywood. >> rock's family crisis, the action star revealed his family's close call. >> my mom and cuss written hit head on by a drunk driver. they lived.

this is 100 percent preventable. choices matter. the rock's tweet broke the news that his mother, and his johnson, a wrestler in the wwe, were hit by an alleged drunk driver while on the way back from a florida fundraiser on august 2nd. thinks an image of them, posted the evening of the accident according to a report, woman behind the the wheel what's spraying authorities when she ran a red light hitting the the rock's mom white escalade head on a car that he actually purchase for his mother. and this instagram post shows the rock bringing some light harded fun to his cousin's bedside, luckily, both ladies are on the mend racing tragedy, 20 year-old sprint car driver kevin ward junior was killed saturday night after exiting his vehicle, after a collision with nascar star tony stewart. war, angry with stewart, walk directly into the race way. >> tony stewart just hit that guy. >> reporter: stewart released a statement calling the tragedy an accident. >> i don't think it s any

secret. i have tried, i have thought that i could always control my temper and make changes and get it under control and i cannot. >> reporter: jerry jones breaks his silence. over the weekend cowboys owner jerry jones addressed the picture scandal that broke last week which shows jones with younger woman in compromising positions. >> someone is misrepresented, photos taken at a restaurant, five years ago. >> reporter: chris and jessica, back to you. all right. you can get more of the day's entertainment news tonight on the insider tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> up next, traffic headaches ahead. >> your tax dollars hard at work are about to create a work-related headache. coming up, two new major penndot project, a along the road, i'll tell you when where and why state officials say they are so important. that is up at 6:00. the clouds have rolled in,

rain is next and even slight risk of severe weather, we will break it down and show you when to expect it, coming up. and it is a little league dream come true as philadelphia's own taney dragons get set to play in the little league world series. game day advice from the big league and phillies ryan hour. plus... >> is there a such a thing as too many of these beautiful swans, well, some experts say that that might be the case here, in parts of the south jersey. i'm noel mcclaren and i'll have the reason why coming up. we will begin at 6:00 o'clock tonight with breaking news, chopper three is live over an accident, at the site of the pennsylvania turnpike in bristol bucks county. we are told that a vehicle overturn into this toll booth. the person inside of the car was pulled out, and rushed to st. mary's hospital with the head injury. the extent of their condition is not yet known right now but again, you want to avoid this area if you can as traffic is

backup all the way to the delaware river bridge. only one lane gets by westbound into pennsylvania. also at 6:00 o'clock pack your patients two major road projects begin today and they'll affect, thousands of drivers. good evening i'm chris may. i'm's yes, sir contact dean. biggest project is on the roosevelt boulevard, the the inner lanes are being repaved, from the bucks county line all the way to ninth street. work is also being done on the spring garden bridge. steve paterson is live there tonight to tell us how officials are planning to pay for all of this steve. >> reporter: chris and jessica i kid you not looking at project in just five counties surrounding the philadelphia area the number is nearly, 100 totaling about a billion dollars, if you wanted to gkt specifics, 98 and project 99 were added today. your tax dollars at work, about to cause a work-related headache. monday night, leading to two new penndot projects,

including a 5.8 million-dollar resurfacing job object roosevelt boulevard. >> it is actually a headache because of the congestion and backup. >> traffic is crazy and thick in all hours. >> reporter: work will stretch 12 miles from adams to ninth, every night from seven credit 30 to 6:00 a.m. until at least october, all with the inside lanes closed off. driver brady, hits the boulevard every day, and she says it is bad enough, not looking forward to worse. >> i think it will be a major mess. i think people will be slamming on the breaks. i think people will be looking to see is what going on, not paying attention. >> reporter: what does penndot say, you guessed it, of course, work that is necessary. >> without a good strong infrastructure it effects every part of your daily life. effects the commute, economy, jobs. >> reporter: money comes from a state approved infrastructure improvement package including steady