developing right now, we have just learn that funeral arrangements for michael brown have been set the for next monday at a church in st. louis, missouri. reverend al sharpton will deliver the eulogy, meanwhile there were more arrestness ferguson overnight as protesters take to the streets once again. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live at the cbs-3 sat center with the very latest, cleve. >> reporter: we had our own local protest in philadelphia last night and that went off peacefully and that is how things started in ferguson. but by midnight there was more clashes with police. for a tenth night clashes with police continued in ferguson, missouri. glass bottles flew at officers who made 47 arrests by 1:00 a.m. they sees $3 loaded handguns after receiving death threats but officials say there was progress no molotov cocktails and in tear gas. by and large peaceful protesters followed their orders to go home before dark. >> we are making steps.

they are in the big, giant steps but they are small steps but those small steps will turn into giant steps and those giant steps will be great strides for this community. >> reporter: in philadelphia dozens marched down market street on tuesday night to express their own anger overkilling of michael brown. >> i'm tired of hearing these stories and in one is being brought to accountability and cops are never brought to accountability. >> i hope this makes a difference and bringing a change because police getting a way with murder and it makes no sense. >> charles ramsey confirmed he is offering advice how to bring cops to ferguson with participating in a conference call with attorney general eric holder. >> people are getting shot as a result of this, businesses being burned and looted. i mean it just has to stop. we have to figure out how to do it. >> reporter: another protest is plan for tonight in love park. meanwhile in ferguson a grand jury could start hearing evidence today whether officer darren wilson should be charge in the death of michael brown.

live from the sat center, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also developing right now gaza war is back on again. israel has responded with air strikes after palestinian militants launched dozens of rockets. new round of violence follows a break down of egypt's efforts to mediate a lasting truce. israel has withdrawn its delegation from cairo. president obama is expect to make a statement about the beheading of american journalist james foley. isis says it is retribution for u.s. air strikes in iraq. foley was kidnaped in 202 covering the civil war in syria. isisis threatening to kill time magazine steve satloff if the u.s. does in the leave iraq. he was kidnaped last year. time right now 60:00 36789 lets get traffic and weather together and head outside to katie, good morning. >> good morning,er contact it should be a decent day out here, once again, we will get hit by our next disturbance.

we have been tracking it for a couple of days. yesterday was over great lakes. now as we zoom storm scan three out, it obviously made progress here. it has since crossed over the pennsylvania border here, it is eventually going to be rolling in our area, but i think most of the day here in the delaware valley with some sunshine, without a hitch. out of williamsport, and, we had wet weather before we leave, and wheen, and, 54 degrees outside kutztown middle school here, and, farmland, and, and we have a broad view, and, how that pattern is evolving here and as we face west eventually that cloud cover will have some rain with it here in kutztown and every every where else. today starting off dry eventually a shower right now we are at 71 at the airport. fifty-eight mount pocono for

calm wind for most of you and it will feel humid out there. shore will be a nice day here more sun then anything high of 80. there will be an on shore breeze but up through poconos and western suburbs especially a shower or thunderstorm may rumble through as early as this evening. bob, back inside to you. >> 6:05. we are seeing beginning of the morning rush hour and a lot going on today. big event is the baseball game later this afternoon around lunchtime. lets look live at the roosevelt boulevard. headlights past our cam why there at fox street. keep in mind boulevard through the neighborhood from say rising sun all the way up to bustleton you'll find that uneven pavement where they milled the roadway and those manhole covers you hit them wrong way you will lose your hubcap and income your front end out of the alignment. live look at route 29 interchange it is there, little problem with the computer there but west on i78 in the lehigh valley watch for a crash right here near route

61. police are on the scene there with the lane restriction. also eastbound on the pennsylvania turnpike watch for disable right here near downingtown interchange. lights out at 34th and grays ferry traffic light are out at this busy intersection. police are on the scene this morning giving their arms a work out waving traffic through so be ready for delays and four way stop rolling through neighborhood this morning. erika, back to you. philadelphia police are looking for a suspect stuck up a limo driver in the grays ferry section. right now detectives are dusting the car for prints along the 2700 block of titan street. police tell us that thief got away with $200. they are looking for an african-american man with the beard wearing a fray hoodie answer black pants. philadelphia taney dragons continuing their incredible run in the little league world series. while they prepare for tonight's big game against vegas their star pitcher mone davis has added another tight

toll her name: cover girl. >> right there check her out. she will grace next weeks cover of sports illustrated. our pat ciarrocchi sits down with her mom to discuss fame, her future and just being a kid. >> she was on the front cover, right. >> reporter: mo apostrophe ne, mone, remember that name. that is mone davis of philadelphia the girl who plays with the best of the boys making sports history, as the first little leaguer on the cover of si. >> every sport she plays such as baseball, basketball and soccer she dominated it but i never thought in the million year she would have as much access in baseball. >> reporter: unbridled attention for her success as a taney dragon and her fierce pitching. >> it will take her two or three innings to necessity what the umpire strike zone is. the once she get that i feel sorry for the the other team. i feel bad. >> reporter: as a mom she's also concerned about her daughter, and at an impressionnable age.

>> words just cannot explain i'm not scar. i'm more nervous for her. i believe so because like i said, philadelphia knew about mone but whole world know about her now and i just want her to be a normal 13 year-old child. >> reporter: tough to do when mone is a media star. >> she's still trying to cope with the situation and energy herself. she just don't want that attention any more on her. mone's dominance in basketball fos heard her dream to one day play at the university of connecticut this week the connecticut coach, geno, called mone to wish her well. it was a first conversation but would i bet not the last. in the the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> no doubt about that. once again dragons will take the field against las vegas tonight at 7:30. "eyewitness news" will be in williamsport with live reports all throughout the day, can't wait for that game. >> exciting game. >> here's other things happening today, delaware county bus driver accused of

ordering elementary school students off his bus faces a court hearing. prosecutors say that five five-year old westner adventure forced those children off the bus, five blocks from their stop. there is a bail hearing for aaron evans, one of the eight people arrested for gunpoint robbery at caesars atlantic city. evans and other suspects air accused of stealing $180,000. portions of upper darby sharon hill and other delaware county towns will be sprayed for mosquitoes today that treatment begins at dusk. we're hearing plea for help from the philadelphia police officer shot in the head by a suspect. >> officer steven korpalski was shot in tacony earlier yesterday while investigating a call for gunshots in that area. authorities say that david ellis shot the the 14 year veteran forcing other officers to return fire killing him.

>> knowing that someone got shot in the head you always fear for the worst. >> another fraction on of an inch it would have caught him right in the eye or right in the head and his injuries would have been far more severe if not fatal. >> officer korpalski suffered a deep grazed wonderful to the head and is recovering at home with his wife and three week old baby girl. good samaritan rescues a with man from her submerged cars in philadelphia's cobbs creek, police say woman may have suffered a medical emergency as she was driving on cobbs creek parkway near green way avenue yesterday afternoon. her suv flipped down an embankment trapping her inside with only a rock and a box cutter on hand a man on his lunch break sprung into action. >> we broke the the window, tried to get the her out but her seat belt was on. we cut it off. got her out of the car. i did the best i could and i started to think i started to fail. then she started breathing. >> well, port says he gave would the man cpr based on

what he has seen on television this morning the the driver remains in guarded condition at the the hospital. right now 6:11 and a major hospitalal security breach and patientness our area some could ab affect, that is coming up. also straight ahead, dramatic rescues in the phoenix area we have got more on this remarkable video. and typical security slip up, police carries stolen and suspect behind the wheel is in stranger to authorities, that story is ahead, we will be right back. ms. harris: camden students face a lot of challenges but they meet them with determination and drive. chanelle: teachers like ms. harris made me feel like i'm part of a team. not just on the basketball court. but in the classroom. ms. harris: chanelle is not just a star athlete. she is a star student. chanelle: i headed to clemson university where i can combine my love of sports and learning- and maybe even win a championship. ms. harris: i wouldn't bet against her. or any of my students reaching for their dreams.

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the fire department came just in the nick of time rescuing that resident by helicopter. and this is what it looked like from the eras form clouds moved through. some areas saw 4 inches in just a matter of minutes. as you can imagine several roads were forced to close, and thankfully, no one was injured. relatively calm for us here at home. >> absolutely, a very tranquil couple of days for us, we have had this to the south, and, will eventually strike us here and i do not think you're looking at a shower around here in the evening, mainly from philadelphia on west. so most of new jersey, i don't think you have to worry today but see how future weather is picking up on that. 6:00 p.m. this is a model, not gospel but gives you an idea of the western counties are very

likely to see a couple showers rolling through. now by tommy would say anytime, is fair game, there may be a few shower around, scattered through the morning and then wider spread batch towards sunset here 6:00 p.m. model picking up on heavy rain throughout the lehigh valley and then that heavy rain sticks around in the very early friday morning so new jersey could get woke up by heavy rain pounding on the rooftop there. meanwhile today looks good 86 degrees with sun for most of you, throughout the day that shower chance arrives as early as the evening, bob, over to you. 6:15. live look at the schuylkill right here near the blue route, thinks all westbound, penndot arrow truck on the scene here right before you go under the overpass there for 476. otherwise roads are dry, light volume so far this morning looking live at ben franklin bridge, in problems at all, coming in toward downtown philadelphia. an accident on city avenue and haverford after new by the seminary, otherwise, patco begins a new schedule on

friday, so grab a timetable and be ready. the new schedule includes more trains, and fewer and shorter gaps in between those trains so that is good news for part two of the construction project, big baseball game this afternoon 1:05, so that will be leaving extra volume heading in the stadium area and then bam, instant traffic jam once that game is over as it will be instant rush hour. we have sport express trains that begin leaving fernrock right before noon time, erika, back to you. here's a look at the headlines this morning. attorney general eric holder is promising a thorough investigation in the fatal police shooting of 18 year-old michael brown. today he will head to ferguson, missouri meet with authorities taking part in the federal investigation into brown's death. philadelphia police are looking for the man robbed a limo driver at gunpoint, he took $200 from the driver this morning on the 2700 block of titan street in grays ferry. >> philadelphia's taney dragons take on the team from

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all right. 6:23. it is wednesday, how are we looking, katie. >> not bad, if you have outdoor plans would i keep them but a heads up, if you have p.m. plans, to be outside, specifically through the western counties. let me start off with just a int

ntic city. shadows cast on the the casinos there, gorgeous sunrise and we will keep that sun for better part of the day. storm scan three still empty but there is a disturbance moving through so i know you have pool plans late this evening. did i hear somebody diving in the pool. >> i love the effects. >> that is why i gave you a four beach balls out of five today because it was a close call but you with wet weather in the forecast for western counties, we have a lot of pools are you might get wet here toward sunset. >> the security guard of the home owner, this house i invaded yesterday, a live look at vine street expressway stack and pack here sing is will lane trying to get in toward 30th street station waking up and heading out, an accident in spring house dekalb pike and blue bell road but kind of quiet. this week and next week is a two big shore weeks before we send kids back to school. and we have light volume and,

and girard avenue coming from new jersey you are good to go no problems on the freeway heading toward walt whitman. mass transit in delays, natasha, back to you. well, phillies wrap up their three game series with the seattle mariners this afternoon, cole hamels on the mound when it starts at 1:00 o'clock, 1:05 i believe. mariners add to their two to nothing lead. kyle seager homers to right off aj burnett, only thing fall is fan got was a ryan howard bobble head. mariners add a few more runs and they win this 15-two. in victory but that bobble head and have it at home. eagles hope to get their first preseason win tomorrow night when they take on the steelers at the link. last season's nfl rushing leader lesean mccoy has been dealing with with pain in his left big toe. x-rays are negative. when reporters asked about shady's toe, coach chip kelly gave this dead pan answer. >> i don't think he will ever

play again. no, he is fine. he practiced full yesterday. he is fine. it is not as big an issue as everybody has made it out to be. >> and once you head to work here's sports director beasley reason our sister station 94 wip filling in for and lows cataldi until 9:00. beasley is up early with us too. good morning, beasley. >> don't worry, you are up in the morning, waking up to see you, beasley, you might think things are off. >> 6:30 a.m. in the p.m. i'm here. you want to know what happens here when you let valet park your car. >> now you can, valet mode features on the 2015 chevy corvette will let you sianni hear what the attendants are doing with the car. it features a camera that records video of engine speeds, cornering g forces and steering wheel angles. the option costs just under 18 hundred dollars. >> that might be helpful.

>> yes, what do you do go watch the video and then go back to the valet. >> and a caught you you drove my carve fast. >> coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" more chaos overnight to tell but in ferguson missouri, cleve. >> reporter: dozens of arrests and police seized loaded hans guns but coming up small steps towards more peace in ferguson. blank. plus governor rick perry gets his mug shot taken and fingerprinted but still smiling. find out what this means for a possible run for the white house in 2016. bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the three's. we are back in just two we are back in just two mi

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developing right now protesters continue to march in the streets of ferguson missouri demanding justin held at a church in st. louis on monday. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us new from the cbs-3 sat center with more, cleve. >> reporter: another violent night, 47 arrests just by 1:00 a.m., police say they received death threats and that protesters hurled bottles, some filled with urine and then hid behind the media. but they said there was some signs of progress. this all started early on with

people protest and many of them return home before dark but around midnight violence returned. police seized loaded handguns and made dozens of arrests. agitators hid behind the media but there was good news no molotov cocktails and in tear gas. police believe legitimate protesters are starting to separate themselves from those agitators benton violence. >> i believe that there was a turning point made and i think that turning point was made by the clergy, the activist, the volunteers, and the men and with men of law enforcement who partnered together to make a difference. >> here in philadelphia, local protesters march down market street to express their anger overkilling of michael brown. they called it a show of solidarity and say it is a call for justice. >> i hope that this makes a difference and brings a change because police have been getting a way with murder and it makes no sense report report there will be another protest scheduled tonight in love park h in ferguson

attorney general eric holder is scheduled to go down to speak with fbi and other investigators looking into the death of michael brown. live from the sat center, cleve brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". right now 6:33. looking like a pretty typical summer day. >> that is a good way to put it. we will see a new disturbance bringing in potential for a shower or rumble of thunder for some of but we are calm, collect, touch humid and temperatures are warmer in some locations then they were yesterday. storm scan three is quiet, couple clouds have been rolling in here but don't worry about wet weather just yet, would i say this disturbance i mentioned a moment ago doesn't get to the western counties until early evening. we will be basically looking at a full day of decent weather. live look outside beach patrol headquarters in margate city very quiet. i saw 1lone couple rolling down the beach here so cute taking their morning walk. they are only folks i have seen. it is quiet on the shore if

you want some privacy. 63 degrees is the the current temperature in atlantic city. wildwood 63 as well. mild inner comparison in philadelphia at the airport 71 and cooler in the mount pocono region. as the day goes on we will keep sun around to warm things up. by still th early evening it is the western counties, lancaster, berks, lehigh valley where we have best shot for shower or storms later on. 6:33 on this wednesday morning. we are halfway to the weekend. lets get started grabbing our coffee and keys and heading out front door. northeast philadelphia up and awake. headlights heading southbound slow go from approaching cottman avenue through betsy and then we will get real tight into girard avenue, construction zone, time to make doughnuts. schuylkill expressway same deal westbound heavy from approaching the boulevard out through belmont avenue. lets go to the neighborhood a accident at spring house, dekalb pike route 202 at blue bell road.

another crash on city avenue at haverford avenue. police are on the scene there up to the lehigh valley, west on the i78 interchange right here near route 61 on the ramp to head north on 61 police are taking care of the crash and traffic lights are out at 34th and grays ferry. police are on the scene at the moment, and giving their arms a work out waving their cars through until we can get someone out there to hit that reset button. mass transit looking g back to you. it is rare when people smile for a mug shot but texas governor rick per difficult when police book him on criminal charges for boost of power. nor rick perrce detail. he smiled during his mug shot ape removed his new signature glasses. the governor is charge with two felonies abuse of official capacity and coercion of a public servant. >> the actions that i took

were lawful, they were legal, and they were proper. we will prevail. we will prevail. >> last year the governor called on travis county d.a. rose marie lumberg a democrat to resign after she was arrested and pleaded guilty for dui. perry threat tone veto funding for public inn telling grit unit in lumberg didn't step down. she refused and he pulled funding. mike mccrumb is the special prosecutor. >> i took into account the fact that we're talking about a governor of a state. obviously that carries a level of importance. >> governor supporters came to the courthouse. >> well, i am very pleased that he is standing strong and he will not back down to them. >> reporter: state democratic party executive director says governor is trying to shift the blame on to someone else. >> the governor abused his power, coerce an elect

official out of office because he didn't like her politics. >> reporter: after he was book, governor perry sent this tweet saying he just had ice cream at sandy's in austin, employees took photos and say he order $3 vanilla ice cream cones. >> it was very surprising that he came by and we didn't know he was coming. >> next up governor perry's a rainment in court and set for friday morning. he doesn't have to be there and his spokeswoman of his tells me he is in the planning to be there. up steady he will be in new hampshire as he considers a second run for the white house in 2016. in austin jack fink for cbs news. we new know the date and time. show boat casino hotel will close august 31st, that that is 4:59 p.m. it first opened in 1987, it is one of three ac casinos that will close in the next few weeks. traffic patterns leaving lincoln financial field will be different of eagles game to get you home faster. birds are back home tomorrow for their first home game of

the preseason. this year philadelphia police are tweaking post game traffic patterns in an effort to lesson the large traffic jams after the game. here's a map that shows exit strategy for every parking lot that includes color coordinated route with step by step directions. >> it would be nice if we could get out of here. >> nightmare, everybody is aggressive and everybody wants to be where they want to be and people are confused. they don't know which way they are speaksed to be going. >> for the first philly.com to take a closer look. reality tv family reunion of sorts. tlc is bringing back kate gosselin and their eight children. it has been three y earlier thio see the the children turn ten. talk bay name you have in the heard in a while. >> kid are growing upright in front of you. coming up next new numbers in the ebola out break. also penn state alumni played for the nfl and now he is taking ice bucket challenge but before dumping that water over his head he made a

stunning announce. , hear it next. in this weeks story of brotherly love volunteers who use box to go boost self-confidence of the neighborhood children and keep them off the streets, coming up. >> ♪ >> those taney dragons take the field tonight, i got a feeling it will be a good night. >> i have a good feeling too. they are unstoppable and we wish them very best again, the game at 7:30 tonight. we are in williams port to watch them take on the team from nevada. back in a moment, stay with us.

number of deaths is continuing to climb, it is passed 1200. >> world health organization say 84 more people have died from ebola and there are 113 new cases. the organization is requesting countries affected by virus conduct exit screenings at airports and other border crossings. researchers at massachusetts general hospital may have found a new way to help people kick their smoking habit. since patients are not allowed to spoke in the hospital many of them don't smoke during their stay. new program follows patients after discharge with automated phone calls to provide support and a three months of free anti smoking medications. scientists say program increases success rates to quit smoking the by more than 07 percent. usda says students are eating more fruits and

vegetables in their school lunch. new guidelines started in 2012 and requires schools that opt into serve low fat milk and add more whole grains, fruit and vegetables. usda says a million fewer students nationwide are eating federal school lunches. schools can opt out if the students don't like the healthier food. 6:43. traffic and weather on the three's, good morning, good morning, everybody. here's what we have been expecting now, a sign of things to come eventually for our area where we will see this next disturbance moving in. it has crossed the pennsylvania border bringing in heavy rain to the pitberg area. this will eventually bring south wet weather as well. remember this pattern that has been here all week now basically where we have a stalled frontal boundary and pieces of energy moving along it. this one will be affecting us. we have dodge the bullet for last few days. i do think we will keep sunshine for better part of the day. western suburbs best shot by a

shower this evening and then tomorrow anytime there will be a shower or storm around, not a wash out but again would i suggest maybe taking umbrella with you as day goes on we will see localized heavier downpours. even into friday we will have lingering showers around but with time this disturbance will get out and we will have nice weather. quick check of your pollen report ragweed still an issue and i'm convinced i'm allergic to this. 8.6 is the level today. have medicines ready. meanwhile quick check on you're witness weather seven day forecast pattern starting to go downhill as early as this evening especially tomorrow and friday and by week end we should clear out with just a couple clouds overhead. guys, get your weather on the go with the brand new weather app, down load it in the app store and coming soon to android, bob, over to you. an accident downtown philadelphia on i-95, a live look at southbound i-95 only that far right lane is opened right underneath ben franklin

bridge. thinks all just south of the center city exit so as soon as you pass center city exit, bam, accident comes in here and we will have have that right lane getting through paramedics and philly fire fighters just pulled up here. if you are heading south using i-95 down toward the airport this could be in your way here. we have a couple cars this fellow spun around facing the wrong direction on i-95, rest of the majors 422 starting to see delays at oaks, east on the schuylkill starting to pick up volume on the conshohocken. patco begins a new schedule in play but it will include more trains and fewer and shorter gaps between those trains. make sure you grab a schedule so you are ready for it and be ready for unusual traffic volume today. phillies playing afternoon baseball in south philadelphia. that will leave us with a lot of volume at lunchtime and instant traffic jam when that game is over for evening rush hour. broad street subway adding

extra sports express trains beginning just before noon natasha back to you. developing story tops this look at today's headlines on cbs-3. more unrest in ferguson, missouri. attorney general eric holder visits to day promising an investigation in the police shooting of an unarmed african-american teenager. >> we have breaking news, detectives are dusting this limousine for prints after a gunpoint robbery in grays ferry. police say suspect got away on foot with $200. philadelphia's on taney dragons playing a talented tough nevada team in the little league world series tournament tonight in williamsport but no worries, in mone davis will start in this big test for the dragons. >> i expect them to come through. >> wish them the best. 6:46. four days a week boxing trainers in tacony create a space for kids in the neighborhood. >> it is all done in honor of a man who loved boxing and ukee washington has the story in this weeks brotherly love.

>> reporter: jack boxing club, teachers children nine and up. they will learn self-confidence to take in adult adulthood ra roaneal meadow is learning to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. >> protect yourself as much as you can and keep moving. >> reporter: for last year he has been taking boxing lessons at jack costello boxing club. costello was a local trainer in the 60's and 07's and even in the pennsylvania boxing hall of fame. he died in 1990. family and friend started this club in his honor. >> twelve. >> reporter: every coach here is a volunteer, about 30 children, show up, monday through thursday, from 5:00 to 7:00. >> some are shy, 59 percent cannot even jump rope. >> reporter: but with discipline and training they learn. >> i thought i was than the going to last two weeks but i lasted more than a week.

>> reporter: kids train next to serious adult boxers like the calvin and jeff junior who plan to go pro this year. >> i want to show them hard work pays off. >> coaches do say a lot of the children are learning to defend themselves. >> a lot of them come in here and they say they are being bull mid school. it is for self protection and discipline. >> reporter: they discourage outside fighting. keep it in the ring they say. >> jab, jab. >> keep working the at it. >> even though there is a $10 a month fee coaches say they don't turn away children who cannot pay. if you would like to help the club go to cbs philly.com for more information. i'm ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very nice. you can't look through facebook these days without seeing someone take the ice bucket challenge. >> but you have not seen one like this. watch what happens when a former penn state football player takes a challenge. >> i'm tim shaw, year ago i was playing nfl football. i have been recently been diagnosed with als. i'm here today to stand up and

fight with all of awe begins this disease. >> good for him. >> thirty year-old tim shaw admitted he was diagnosed with lou ger rigs disease. he played for four different teams over six years. before that shaw was an academic all american at penn state. he challenge current penn state coach james franklin to douse himself with cold water as well. very brave. right now 6:49. time to see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> jeff g lure joins us live with the preview, good morning. >> erika, natasha, good morning to you. ahead here cia insider mike morel joins us how he think they should respond after isis showed at parent execution of an american journalist. unexpect problems with what is supposed to be future of clean energy, we will look at technology that is igniting bird in midair. phil obama as news bakes in the morning. we will see new ten minutes, guys. >> jeff, thank you. just imagine working for

the same company for more than 07 years. >> seventy, how about that. >> we will introduce to you a man in new jersey who has done just that. meet hi goldman. he just turned 101 years old and he is still working at capital light nothing east hanover. four days a week he drives to work where he assembles light fixtures. goldman says to work at this age takes more than just wheel power. >> the the mind has to be set to it and heart has to be set to do it. it has to be in your genes. >> he talks about long life being a gift, it is a gift for us to have him in our lives. >> now goldman served in world war two look at that wedding photo. he eventually manager the store where he now works. his wife passed 12 years ago. goldman says he will keep working as long as he has the strength to do so. i'm sure that keeps him so young. he does not look like 101. >> he is moving around very nice. >> admire that.

>> we will be right back. >> but first a look what is coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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saturday and sunday and should be brighter. >> as father of three girls and dad usually pays for weddings i don't know if i'm all about this more the more your here. we will have to review that there. live look at i-95 southbound we have a crash for you here, only a far right lane gets through. this is just south of center city, right underneath ben franklin bridge. here comes more fire fighters too on the scene, we have rescue squad, he spun around facing the opposite direction. this is impacting traffic about a half an hour delay new from allegheny all the way into downtown. a crash in the neighborhood richboro and holland road. pack it up and moving in, temple university, it is move in day so expect delays at broad street, i have got so much stuff to move in. back to you. >> of course, everyone knows ocean is full of mystery and here's within right now. these are called by the wind sailors. and they washed up, on a beach

in oxnard california the other day. they are in threat to humans. experts say they blow along the top of the ocean and commonly wash up on pacific beach necessary warmer regions of the world. you are from california. >> never seen one of them before. >> not in santa monica. >> heart stopping moment for a jet skier. >> it was i great sea creatures up close. >> this is from a bay in ice land where jet skier met a whale popping up from the deep. he says he saw pod of whales an inside over for a look and did not expect within to pop up and look at him. whale was not injured but animal groups say he ridi >> that ixt on cbs this morning golf great phil mickelson see how he is teaming up with the pga to help troops and families. >> continue to follow your local news weather and traffic turn on our sister station cw philly right now after this break.

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