today ask friday may eighth, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. >> frightening home invasion. >> two men armed with guns, pistol whipped a victim. jan carabeo joins us now at new britton township police department with the latest information. jan? >> police are tracking the suspect, they stole a steal phone, so may be able to use the ping from the suspect to help narrow it down. meantime, take a look at the video. one of the victims is recovering this morning, as you mentioned after he was pistol whipped during this whole home invasion and robbery, happened here at old farm house on limekiln pike in

chalfont after midnight. four young men who rent here were home at the time. police say two men, two suspect, burst in through a back door, demanded the victims get down on the ground, the suspects then stole cash, cell phones, other items it appears police say that the suspect new what they were looking for i'm told this was not a random act that the home was targeted. take a listen. >> two black males entered the residence, armed with handguns, robbed occupants of the residence which were four young males. the house was ransacked. some electronics were stolen, cell phone some cash. and that's all we have right now. >> now the one victim who was pistol whipped refused treatment. they are all shaken up this morning. i was able to speak to them briefly off camera. they did not have any comment for us, again, police still looking for those two suspects, anyone with information should call police. reporting live outside of the new britton police department

this morning, in bucks county, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. new this morning teenage fugitive singletary has turned himself in. sixteen year old accompanied by his lawyer and family walked into southwest detectives late last night. the teen's been wanted since wednesday when he escaped from private contractors ma that were hired to transport him from florida to philadelphia. >> although he is a kid, 16 years old he was smart enough to realize that this was the right thing to do. and did he it. and frankly he should be commanded -- commended at least for surrendering. >> singletary has long criminal record. he was wanted by authorities for crimes including home invasion, and armed robbery. singletary's brother, who accompanied him last night as former traffic court judge willie singletary, in march sentenced to 20 months in federal price on for lying to the f.b.i. about ticket fixing. >> the fire in wharton state forest in burlington county now 50% contained flames have scorched more than 700 acres

at its peak authorities used reverse 911 to warn residents. they called them and they closed the stretch of route 206 in shamong. firefighters spent part of the evening setting controlled fires and taking advantage of fire break lines. fire fighting helicopters are also very important tools in fighting this fire. the next ten hours of this operation will be monitoring, patrolling, mopping up hot spots. >> no injuries to report, and no damage structures either. the fire danger throughout new jersey is listed as very high. there is no word yet on how that fire started. so the big question now will mother nature give firefighters the upper hand? >> let's check in with katie with the latest on our forecast, good morning. >> i would say the weather isn't necessarily going to hinder the firefighters, but it is going to be one of the situations where traveling becomes very, very difficult for you this morning. on storm scan3 at first glance, if you just quickly lock at this, it looks totally fine. if you look really closely, do

you see this very, very thin little glaze of light gray that is shrouding over delaware portions of southeastern new jersey, that's fogment satellite has really hard time picking up on fog, just because it is solo to the ground. so you're going to end count their out there today and including the fact that you have smoke out from that fire, that we just talked about that will greatly reduce your visibilities. not everywhere, southeastern counties specifically, and you can see that reflected here in the live neighborhood network. 53 degrees at the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth, cool granted but comfortable. here is dense fog advisory posted then for basically the shore points and just inland of that, so northwestern burlington county not included. they will last us until 8:00, or 9:00 this morning depends on location, but bottom line basically stuck with the fog this those communities through the morning rush. meanwhile, hour by hour, we take you through the day at least specific to philadelphia, only find couple every clouds overhead there is ends up being nice, warm, sunny day for us yet again from philly on north and west.

but the further southeast you travel, the more you are going to find in the way of fog specially again this morning. but it is sunny warm otherwise for everybody else later on today meanwhile we do have our first named storm a little sooner than the start of the official hurricane season but subtropical storm ana now churning off to the south. so watching that. we will have some indirect impact from that. that summer like warmth looks like it will just keep ongoing. we will be talking more about that through the course of the morning, and in the meantime, enjoy the fact that you have got some sun sign and warmth to go with the final day back to work. vittoria, good morning. >> thank you so much katie. good morning everyone. good morning katie as well. if you are traveling in and around center city philadelphia, you're moving well. i would say really generally speaking all over the place you look great. let's talk specifically the vine. if you are traveling on the vine street expressway, we do have construction zone. if you are commuting eastbound direction, so that's between the schuylkill and broad street. now you will notice folks are just flying on by. we still have cones set up compromise ago lane or two so

it is one lane only. how much, it is still easy access if you are heading down toward 95, using the vine street expressway, you can definitely take an alternate. but really it is not really necessary. we don't have too much volume at all if any. if you are traveling on 95, this is 95 right around bridge street cottman avenue, we do have construction here, as well, again, it is affecting both sides. but because volume is solo, it not going to cause that much of a problem for you. in new jersey, trenton road still closed between route 30 and stokes, as a result after forest fire. soap, if you are traveling in and around that area, be mindful of some activity, that is still ongoing. and, the dad vail regatta starts today. kelly drive closed between strawberry mansion and fountain green ongoing so the schuylkill or 33rd is your best alternate. no major delays for mass transit. >> new this morning, neighbor surveillance camera catches bike thief in the act. wissinoming woman bought a surveillance camera after her children's bikes were stone, but it caught someone stealing

her six year old neighbor's bike, howell street yesterday afternoon. as you can see in this video a black car pulls up to the home, a man get out steels a child's bike from the porch and then drives off. the video was posted on facebook to ask for help finding the man who did it, the post has been shared more than 1600 times. >> a dover police officer has been indicted in connection with an arrest two years ago. police released dash cam video showing an officer tacking a suspect in the face. that officer has been id as corporal tom webster. the american civil liberties union filed civil lawsuit against the city of dover and the police department last year, alleging that the suspect, latif dickerson, was assaulted. lawsuit filed after grand jury failed to indict officer webster in 2014. but, this week, the delaware attorney general's office took that case before a second grand jury, which charged corporal webster with second degree assault. >> we released the video because the judge considered

it no longer to be confidential. at that point we decided to be trans lucent. we feel we handled this situation properly. >> i believe that the city of dover acted properly when they released the video. i think the community had a right to see that. and i think that transparency is very important. >> officer webster turned himself in on monday, and has been released on bail. he's also been suspended without pay pending the outcome of that case. new information this morning about attempted attack outside profit muhammad cartoon contest in texas. federal investigators now say they new one of the suspects had an interest in the event. fbi director james comb i says hours before the event agents learned elton simpson might show up. but, they say they did not know of plans to launch an attack. simpson and his roommate, nadir, were shot and killed sunday when they opened fire

at a check point outside the event. >> well, in just a few hours thousands of collegiate athletes will take to the schuylkill river. >> annual dad vail regatta bridges some of the best collegiate row tears philadelphia, 100 colleges and university will compete this year in the largest inter collegiate regatta in the country. our nicole brewer and had i a chance to join temple's women for a lesson in rowing. it was not easy, we were exhausted, more on that and the start of the race coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we had a great time, those gals are just terrific at temple. >> i see nicole rowing. where -- >> i was resting i was told -- >> you were resting? >> i was in the back group. they row in different numbers. but nicole over her cheryl, hey, and i was like, yes i like being road around. >> visit our website cbsphilly.com. great group of gals. >> looking forward to. that will new jersey governor chris christie weighing in on the new england patriots

deflate gate scandal. find out what he is saying about quarterback tom brady. >> clouds are out n is not snow. it is haim. it is part of a system reaking havoc across the country. details on that when we come right back.

>> morning, incredible video to show you capturing the very moment a septa driver somehow slips out of her seat and drives a route 29 bus onto train tracks in south philly. the bus was traveling on columbus boulevard tuesday when it made a u-turn at dickinson street. when the driver fell she lost control of the bus which crossed a median, before getting on the tracks. it nearly hit a stopped freight train. "eyewitness news" spoke with septa about why the driver was not wearing a seatbelt. >> it is definitely something that she should have been wearing. and if she had had that seatbelt on, i'm sure we would not be looking at this accident. >> the driver and two passengers suffered minor injuries in the crash septa is not releasing the name of

that worker. >> that's not snow you see right there on a colorado highway. it is hail. so much of it fell along interstate 25, that cars were actually getting stuck in it. and it wasn't just hail either. heavy rain, brought flooding to part of the area, as well. meantime at least one of three tornados that touched down in texas last night wow the wedge tornado was captured on camera in the town of crumb. that's just north of dallas. there are no report of any injuries or major damage, though, from that storm. >> and, elsewhere in texas check it out officials say lightning sparked an explosion, in a gas well, huge flames there, authorities had to shut down portions every interstate 35. that fire we're told is so intense, officials are just going to leave it be, and let it burn itself out. but lightning started that. just forget the power of mother nature sometimes just incredible. >> this is a crazy week of wetter. >> no kidding across the country, but for us pretty

mild. >> for us really looking at very tranquil weather overall overall granted, but as we continue to track lets me put my microphone on. all right, let's start this over again. as we continue to track the very volatile weather across the eastern half of the us, everything from winds, to hail to tornados, heavy rain to tropical system, subtropical, but we do have our first named system here off the carolina coastline in ana. this is the one that will have the most impact on our weekends, even though it is not expected to be any kind of direct hit to our area. we do still have high pressure generally keeping control right now and this is actually going to help suppress this storm to our south in the days ahead. what's happening, you have clockwise flow around high pressure counter clockwise flow around low pressure, and the two flows, even though they are pretty weak, are basically helping to funnel in more after on shore flow to

our area. because the winds is so light it has led to extremely poor visibility. one region is very obviously standing out to you like a sore thumb here, where you are at least at or below a half mile. that includes atlantic city, wildwood millville dover where you are under half mile right now. and then everywhere else inbetween. so do you have keep in mind, that if you are traveling out that way, you are going to run into poor visibility. everybody else, bank on sunday shine t looks like a great nice warm day too. the high hitting 84 degrees, later on tonight we drop to 61 under partly cloudy sky still well above the norm by the way. then we look forward in the forecast, keep the mid 80s going right into the early part of the week. watching for fog both tomorrow and sunday morning then we, let me just step out of the way and show you this, then we hit 87 degrees on tuesday, a steamy, summer-like day out there and that is all courtesy of cold front that is set to cross throughment ukee, back to you. >> katie thanks a l we are hearing from patriots quarterback tom brady for the first time since an nfl

investigation determined he was aware of rules violations in the so-called deflate gate scandal. salem state's previously scheduled speaker series turned into patriots pep rally last night. brady avoided it the topic. he said it was only 30 hours since the report was released. reporter jim gray asked if the allegations took anything away from the patriots superbowl championship. >> he earned and achieved everything that we got this year as a team. i am very proud of that. our fans should, too. >> what do you guys think? neither do i. >> now, brady has one high profile defender, chris christie, he says brady's one of the great athlete of our time, and people like taking shots at him. the governor made the comment in new hampshire where he will hold a town hall later today. >> well, eagles first round draft pick nelson aguilar in

the nest signed four year rookie dealterday. sources say it is worth more than $9 million, with signing bonus, and 8 million in guarantees. aglare will participate in eagles rookie mini camp in weekends at nova care. welcome to philadelphia, young man. the phillies are back home tonight after tough road trip. and it doesn't get much easierment the first place mets are in town, cole hamels faces five and zero matt harvey. mets have won two straight ballgames. time for that streak to end. see a lot of folks out to the ball yard tonight. you know the mets will be down here in south philly. they'll make it sound like a home game. let's go phillies nation. let's get out. >> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" mcdonald's is adding some green to their menus. >> first though here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

>> police are searching for two men in a bucks county home invasion and robbery. new britain township police say they barged into a home on limekiln pike around 1:00 this morning in chalfont. grabbed cash, cell phones, other items and fled on foot. one of the resident suffered minor injuries. >> a forest fire still burning in shamong township burlington county, though authorities say it is about 50% contained. the fire scorched hundreds of acres after broke out yesterday afternoon. there are no injuries. >> and, new overnight team fugitive hasheem singletary turned himself into police. he escaped from private contractors transporting him to philadelphia to face armed robbery, home invasion, and other charges. the teenager the brother of former traffic court judge willie singletary. >> time for check every business news. >> we check in with joined i gillette. hearing that president obama is headed to nike headquarters today. can you tell us more? >> yes, today he will pay a

visit to nike headquarters, pitching his trade policy, but the advice sit not without controversy. nike employs more than 8500 workers. how much, nine out of ten of it 1 million factory workers are in asia. many in viet nam where wages are low. the president is trying to win democratic support in congress for transpacific commerce agreement. ukee erika? >> i hear mcdonald zest adding something green to one of it meals, not the shamrock shake? no what's going down? >> it is not. the world's largest food chain is going healthy. mcdonald's announced it is aiding kale to it breakfast bowls, in nine test markets. it is part of new strategy to shake it junk food mcdonald's hopes to bring back customers after years of declining sales. kale is definitely not what i think of when i think of mcdonald's. >> kinds of the last thing opposite of what i think. >> can i get kale with that? can i get fries with that? >> not the same. >> thanks, wendy. >> talk to you a little bit

later. wizard world comic con up and running at the convention center event kicked off last night. it is a chance for fans to explore movies, magazines and culture. celebrities like lou ferigno m. night shyamalon both be appearing, the convention runs through may tenth. and our sister station the "cw philly" hosting special screening of the cw show beauty and the beast tomorrow at noon at the convention center. then at 3:30 p.m. look for panel with steven from the hit show arrow. i've seen that one on the "cw" good one. >> we have michael rook err hand on talk philly, he is with walking dead, video games. >> show so popular. welcome to town if in your for that. have a god time. we'll be right

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i'm so pumped it's friday, vittoria. >> good morning, rightfully so. it is friday. you know we have great news on the roadways. there are no delays, no major problems at all as we take a look at the ben franklin bridge, this is the new jersey side, you will notice that traveling in either direction you can count the vehicles on your one hand, i would say going to and from new jersey and philadelphia, it is really great. all of the bridges look great. and the rest of the majors in pa, new jersey and delaware. temple graduates, congratulations. celebrating commencement this morning at 8:30, watch opt for high pedestrian volume. looks like they have beautiful day for graduation, as well, katie? >> we are starting off with some fog issues depending on your location out there. eventually we will see sunshine everywhere. we will heat right back up. another side note for you the air quality little less than ideal, specific to the southeastern counties, not including atlantic, cape may but most of southern new jersey included here. if you suffer from respiratory illness or anything like, that just be extra cautious out there today. and have your asthma inhaler

ready, too something that you need. ukee back to you. >> thank you. here is a check of stories our sister station "kyw news radio 1060" will be following for you today. new exhibit at the franklin institute tells story of gang us con. cape may is throwing a three day party for the us coast guard this weekend and the world's largest bar crawl bridges some 10,000 people to the city of philadelphia. check in two three, four times a day. "kyw news radio". >> we are continuing to follow breaking news, the search for suspect wanted for a violent overnight home invasion. >> also, we are live in burlington county, as firefighters try to contain this forest fire that's already destroyed hundreds of acres. >> and, a national magazine not feeling the brotherly love from philadelphia. where we rang among the unfriendly iest cities in the country. >> who are they talking to?

>> police are looking for clues after violent home invasion. they stormed into a home and ransacked the place overnight. hear what police know about those suspects. also, developing right now, flames fill a burlington county forest as firefighters try to get the upper hands on this huge forest fire. it has been burning for more than 12 hours now and people can smell the smoke from as far away as northeast philadelphia. we're there live with the effort to contain those flames. also, new this morning, a teenage fugitive who escaped while in handicuffs surrenders overnight. now we're learning the suspect has a famous brother who is also run into legal problems. >> it is friday, may eighth, good morning again i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. now, this is just in. "eyewitness news" on the scene of a murder investigation in darby borough. authorities discovered the male victim in the doorway of

an apartment complex on the 400 block of main street. detectives and medical examiner are on that scene right now. at this point police have not named a suspect or a motive. but once again murder investigation underway right now in darby borough. also breaking in bucks county, police are looking for two men wanted in a violent home invasion and robbery overnight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at new britain township police department with the very latest on this search. jan? >> reporter: ukee, erika police, as you mentioned, are still looking for these two home invasion and robbery suspects. they do have some clues now we are told, that the suspect got away with one cell phone so they're trying to use the pings from the cell phone to help track them down t last pinged in montgomery county, now i'm told the cell phone has been turned offer. in the meantime, one of the victims is recovering this morning, after he