investigation. police say that a man was shot and killed in the hallway of an apartment complex this happened in the 400 block of main street. detectives and the medical examiner are now at the scene. police are investigating to see if a man seen running down main street could be connected to this crime. no word yet on motive. but once again a murder investigation underway right now in darby borough. >> also, breaking this morning, the search for two men in a violent home invasion and robbery in bucks county. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at new britain township police department with the latest information for us. jan? >> erika ukee, police here are still searching for two armed suspects, and for a time, they had a very strong lead. they were tracking a stolen cell phone but it seems investigate verse been disconnected. >> an old farm house in quiet chalfont, bucks county, became the scene after frightening home invasion and robbery overnight. just after midnight, four young men who live here were

taken by surprise, when two mask men broke in through a back door. >> they kicked in the door. enters the house gathered everybody together, got them down on the floor demanded where the valuables were. there wasn't a lot. >> police say the house on limekiln pike was tactor dollars. but it seemed the suspect wanted more. >> they new a female occupied the house. they were asking where she was. she wasn't home. >> police responds the in a minute. but the suspect had already gotten away with some cash, electronics, and one cell phone. police were able to track the suspects for a time, by that phone. >> montgomery county one ping then the phone was turned off. only one phone that was taken. >> police will return to the scene later for further investigation, and all five who live at the home have now been questioned. they were too shaken up and had no comment as they left police headquarters friday morning, during the break-in, one of the roommates in his 20's was pistol whipped. >> they seemed all right. i guess they seemed all right. might have a headache later

on. >> now these roommates rented this house. they range in age 21 to 28. police say they haven't really visited this home in the past, only for things like parties. so they say again that this neighborhood need not be on alert, that this was not a random attack. we will continue to follow the story. for now, liver outside of the new britain police department, here in bucks county, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks, jan we'll get back to you shortly. >> firefighters making headway in battling wild fire in burlington count. >> i more than -- burning off route 206. justin finch in shamong with an update on the fire. good morning. >> reporter: erika ukee, good morning. the weather and wind could really help or hinder effort this morning. we are told right now, it is leaning toward the helping side. this area right now under a dense fog advisory, but already we have seen new jersey forest fire service head into wharton state park or rather forest, to continue to fight back these flames.

let's take you now to video what we saw here last night. more than 700 acres burning out here, then late yesterday came word that the fire happened mostly contained this all day effort waged to help crews gain the upper hand. we also saw 75 firefighters on the gown setting backfires, to knock down the stronger flames here. additional volunteer firefighters also called in to guard an old church here in the area where this fire was burning. now, reinforcements, also came down from above. helicopters, and planes, dropping water take a listen. >> we could get real controls, go to tree top level if we had, to we could punch in if there was an area where we could put the bucket closer to the ground inside the trees if there was a specific spot that we had to get to. we could do. that will and this system is very accurate for spot fires that would go across the line or improving the line. it is a really effective means of water delivery.

>> now, with those air efforts, that's where the winds and fog really play a big factor. we are told the win could easily knock those aircraft around. so need stability in the skies to do their jobs there. also, the fog affect visibility so, as of right now, the planes may not go back out until much later in the afternoon, once all of the fog has burned off. i know for your commute this morning in this area, you may find that it may be slow going, smoke and fog playing a factor in your come youth along route 206. live in shamong justin finch "eyewitness news". justin, thank you. like justin said, the end can really help or hurt firefighters had morning. >> let's got more with katie outside. >> light winds guys. that's where the fog is actually coming from. you know, justin mentioned smoke out there in that fire site even surrounding communities, dog fog settling in across good portion of the area. doesn't include the fire site location at all. delaware entire southern tear of new jersey under a dense fog advisory this morning until at least 8:00 a.m.

some of these last until 9:00 a.m., depending on location bottom line through your monkeying among drive running into poor visibility, south and east of philadelphia. so depending where your travels take you, you have to watch for. that winds says it all. you need light winds, and certainly the moisture content in the air to get that fog to form in the first place. and we've got it perfectly out there. so, the situation is ripe for that. 56 degrees the current temperature in atlantic city, mid 50's, from philly all the way up toward mount pocono. storm scan, you know, there is fog out there. it is always tough to pick that up on saturday light. but it is there. otherwise, expect this fog to eventually get scoured out by the sunshine. the sun is now up. and it will do it part to help get rid of the worse of the low-lying cloud cover, lan have very easy time this afternoon, rebounding right back into the mid 80s in philadelphia. looks like nice afternoon for everyone actually, vittoria? >> looking forward to it, katie, thanks so much. good morning everybody if you are traveling out and about right now, i would say yes, the nice ness, now

finally starting to see some of the rush hour pick up, if you are traveling on 95, and this is great shot, shout out to my producer tim, you can kind of see the sun rising in the back here. this is 95, right around girard avenue. but, you definitely can see some rush hour billing in the southbound direction, and really the rush hour only continues to get worse out of the northeast down through to the vine street expressway. so even though moving in pockets, and it is just starting, it is still going to be slow. if you are traveling northbound on 95, not so much to worry about there. because of the slight haze that we have right now sun glare isn't too much of a problem. but, you do want to take it easy anyway. also, in ridley, do have accident on franklin avenue at amish land road. vehicle struck a pole there. avoid if you consideration but no delays for mass transit. erika? >> rowing tradition returns to philadelphia. the 2,015 dad vail regatta gets underway this morning crews from all over the country and canada are lining up on the banks of the schuylkill. >> time to get it on.

nicole brewer joins us now on kelly drive this morning with more on how the teams are preparing for today's events, the weekend events. hey, nick? >> reporter: good morning, guys. yes, exciting day along the schuylkill river for sure. the first race actually pushes off at 7:00 a.m. but before the experience rowers make their way down the river, couple of novices tried their hands at robing. temple varsity women's eight make it look easy. competitive rowing is anything but. >> they've done studies on elite athlete. they found that athletes with go2 mocks oxygen up take you could possibly have are rowers actually. >> from cardiovascular fitness, muscle tone, coordination, row, row rowing these both harder than it looks. >> one of the favorite things it never gets any easter. you just get faster. >> naturally cbs-3 brought out the big guns to prevail the dad vail regatta largest

collegiate rowing competition in the country. >> this way or this way? (laughing). >> that's right. erika and i tagged along with temple's team, as they took to the schuylkill river, the site of this weekend's competition. we started on land, with a few tips from coach. then it was time to fill these shoes and join the crew. >> for the big day -- >> as we pushed off i sought the advice ... i do have to say it is a lot harder than it looks, let's lever it at. that will erika we a lot of fun out here. real big shout out to the temple women's varsity eight so encouraging and helpful along the way. we send it back to you in the studio. >> it weren't for annie behind me i think i would have flipped the boat over. big thanks to annie. >> which way is the river? which way is the river? >> which way, nick snow. >> oh, ya, i thank annie as well. this way!

>> we have a delay going on. >> nicole, thank you. >> we'll get back to you. >> flight gate, coming up in sports. >> also ahead, 16 year old fugitive handcuffs police overnight, hearing from his brother, disgraced traffic court judge made a few of his own headlines over the years. and, we finally know how a septa bus ended up on these train tracks. we'll show you the video that explains it all we'll do it on the other side. be right back.

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terror cents cents believe to be with boko haram started shooting in the school. five student shot and 45 others hurt trying to escape all of the chaos there is all happened at a business college, one of the attackers killed when his car bomb blew up in the parking lot. more update throughout the morning. meanwhile, chopper three is flying over breaking news right now in north phillyment looking live at the aftermath of a row home fire on dillman street, that sent two people to the hospital. we're told one of the victims was found laying face-down on the sidewalk and firefighters pulled the other victim out of the home. both are being treated for smoke inhalation. the flames also spread to neighbor neighboring home, but as you can see the fire is south right now. erika? >> new this morning teenage fugitive hasheem singletary, has turned himself in. that 16 year old, accompanied by his lawyer, and family, walked into southwest detectives late last night. singletary's been waiting since -- wanted rather since wednesday when he escaped from private contractors that were

hired to transport him from florida to philadelphia. the teen's brother disgraced traffic court judge willie singletary, spoke on behalf of his family. >> talked our brother, close family and we work together. so we wanted to make sure we got here safe. and i'm happy not because of the situation but this didn't turning out like a baltimore. >> this didn't turn out like a ferguson. >> now police say that that teen has a long criminal record. he was wanted by authorities for crimes including home invasion and armed robbery. willie singletary meanwhile was sentence in the march to 20 months in federal prison for lying to the f.b.i. about ticket fixing. >> 6:13, here's our traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, ukee, everyone, i want to zero in on what's going on the eastern half of the united states, so we have to show you wider zoom because of. that will we continue to see renewed threat for severe weather again today. and for the next few days across the central planes, this is a front that's eventually going to roll our

way. not until early next week. meantime we have our first named system of the hurricane season, on our hands ana formed yesterday. it is right now a subtropical storm. so, it isn't for one thing going to be the strongest storm we've ever seen. also not going to have any direct impact on us. but indirectly, absolutely. in fact, already finding some low-lying cloud cover coming out to us, specifically, especially, toward the shore point here, with a on shore flow developing around high pressure to the north and low pressure to the south. it just funnels that moisture in. so fog also an issue tomorrow morning, sunday morning but we regardless, keep the mid 80s, and even headed into next week, then it starts to get steamy. >> this will feel like summer to you. check it out. mid 80s at minimum, for the next new days, we even flirt key word flirt, but still flirt with 90 on tuesday that's going to be steamy one for our area, by wednesday though, it does start to turn cooler for us. mid 70s the expectation and

we can expect to seymour sunshine out thereby that point. so meantime, again temperatures are starting to really heat up out there. so mid 80s right from now through the weekend, and into early next week. >> flirting. >> flirting, very, very harmless flirtation going on there. >> with a wing and a smile. >> exactly. >> hey 90! >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning, hey everyone. well let's get outside. rush hour definately kicking in high gear. if you are traveling on parts of 95, i would say that's the slowest, schuylkill expressway however, right around girard avenue, it is not awful. but the eastbound side is picking up, ever so slightly even more approaching the vine street expressway. and then, westbound as you maneuver through the pocket, approaching city avenue, out through to belmont. then only continue to grow. we take a look at some of the speed censors speed censors aren't reflecting too much. but, take a look at that 13 on 95 95, is the worse right now. out of the northeast down through to the vine street expressway. even some of that slow-down is starting right around the area of academy.

so right even out of woodhaven, is where you really get slow. keep that in mind. also, keep in mind, construction that we have going on in delaware on 202 southbound, the ram top 95 northbound, it is closed until 5:00 a.m. monday starting on saturday. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. checking headlines right now police are investigating a deadly shooting in darby borough, delaware county. one person was shot and killed inside an apartment complex on the 400 block of main street about 1:00 this morning. so far police have made no arrests. >> also, breaking this morning, a home invasion in chalfont bucks county. new britain township police say two armed men forced their way into a home on south limekiln pike around midnight last night. those men got away on foot with cash and electronics. >> officials say forest fire in shamong township burlington count bye 50% contained right now. the fire burned about 700 acres since it broke out yesterday afternoon. be right back. sports coming up.

>> the quarterback of the pay riots, addressing the deflate gate scandal. brady says all of the information is not in the new report. >> there is no process that's going for the right now. i am involved in the pros he. whenever it happens it happens. i'll certainly want to be very comfortable in how i feel about the statements that i make. >> now brady's agent says the report is flawed and there has been no comment from

patriots employees mentioned in the report. and the nfl has not announced its punishment for those men brady or the patriots. well, the eagles and the first rounds draft pick nelson agholor have reached an agreement on four year deal, sources say it is worth about $9 million, plus assigning bonus. the new wide receiver will take part in today's rookie mini camp over at nova care in south philly. that will runs through the weekend. welcome to town once again young man. >> phillies host the national league leading east, the fighting's will start coal hammell, the mets will start matt harvey. now, harvey coming back from tommy john surgery and he's five and o thus far on the young season. a rod has surpassed another baseball milestone. last night's long ball off chris was his career homerun number 661. putting a rod ahead of the say hey kid willie mays on the all time list. a rod now in the fourth spot all time in major league baseball. 6:20 right now. philadelphia of course known as the city of brotherly love,

but seems not everyone is feeling it. coming up: why philly just ranked as one of the unfriendliest cities in the u.s. >> can't believe it. scary moment aboard delta airlines flight. smoke filled the cabin. hear from the cbs news producer on board and shot, that video. that's next. >> phillie's own boyz ii men we get set for mother day weekends, as we honor pay tribute, to all of our mothers past and present. good morning family, glad you're with us. >> and future like kate. >> i and future, that's right. go ahead girl. we'll be right back. good morning. >> ♪ ♪

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>> just past 6:23 your friday morning, hey katy? >> high everyone, dealing with some pretty dense fog south and east of philadelphia, but even though when we take you out here to "skycam 3", it looks like the thin he is little haze out, there the sun now up, and more than anything, it is just bright sunny start to the day. currently 55 degrees, at philadelphia international airport. humidity is up there, though you have moisture to work w and it will turn steamier and steamier with time. happy mothers day everyone, in advance of course, but by sunday morning and probably tomorrow, too, we start the days off with some fog and on mothers day itself easily expected to hit 86 degrees well above average. >> thank you so much. good morning everyone, so very foggy and hazy morning start. if you are traveling on the roosevelt boulevard, i know it is a little tough to see so you do want to be mindful of low visibility as a result of the wet they are morning but if you are traveling on the boulevard southbound approaching the schuylkill, definitely starting to build up some traffic.

same thing on the 42 freeway starting to get even slower approaching the area of 295 on the northbound side of the 42, also, the northbound side of 55, and katie was talking about mother day, yes, ma'am mothers day sunday, so is the race for the cure. so expect closures for kelly drive. erika? >> thank you. this is just some incredible video capturing the moment a septa driver slips out of here seat and then drivers that route 29 bus onto train tracks in south philly. that bus was traveling on columbus boulevard tuesday when it made u-turn at dickinson streetment then the driver fell, she lost control of the bus which then crossed median before getting on the train tracks and it nearly hit that stopped freight train. "eyewitness news" spoke with septa about why that driver was not wearing a seatbelt. >> it is definately 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 that crash. septa is not releasing the

name of the worker involved. just scary few moments for passengers as smoke fills delta airlines jet. this is video from flag 2028 from fort fort lauderdale to leg guards ya. hour after taking off smoke filled the cockpit and the cabin of the mb88. catherine davis producer for cbs news 60 minutes shot this video. >> we could hear the beeping of the smoke alarm and it was pretty quickly the cabin filling up with smoke pretty quickly. so yes, it was a little nerve wracking. they told all of us to put our head, heads down, on our lambs, because the air would be fresher. >> and the pilots made an emergency landing in charleston, south carolina no one was hurt. another of the 89 possible inning ers on board tweeted this picture of the smokey cabin calling the experience, the scariest flight ever. and i can imagine. you're flying alone up there with the smoke indeed, pilots

took control did what they had to do. they're trained. they went to the nearest airport, down. >> everybody's okay. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, terrifying video of teenage girl being attacked inside her own home. you'll see how she fought him off. >> also, a battle for firefighters trying to gain control of this huge forest fire in south jersey. that fire is so big that you can smell that smoke from as far away as northeast philadelphia. we will tell you how much is contained, nicole? >> erika, athletes make it look easy but just what does it take to crews down the schuylkill river? coming up next, erika and i jump on board to find out. >> all right nick, see now little bit. victoria and katie will return with your traffic and weather together. we do it together and we do it on the 3's we're back at the bottom of the hour. right now on your friday morning, back in a

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>> darby police on the scene of murder investigation. police say a man was shot and killed, in the hallway of an apartment complex on the 400 block of main street. detectives and the medical examiner, are on the scene right now and police are investigating to see if a man seen running down main street could be connected to the crime. right now, there is no word on a motive. but again murder investigation going on in

darby borough. >> home invasion and robbery in bucks county two. men armed with guns burst into that home on south limekiln pike in chalfont just after midnight. >> home at the time, police say the suspect ransacked the home, before leaving with cash, cell phones, and other items. at least one victim was pistol whipped, police say they believe that home was targeted. well there is just is every parent's nightmare session eude preditor follows 13 year old girl from home and forces his way into her home. surveillance cameras inside the girls san jose home captured the encounter earlier this week. that man can be seen there pushing open the front door, then grabbing that young victim. the teen managed to break free, she even tried to find a weapon. that is when the suspect simply turned and left. police are hoping that this surveillance video will lead someone to recognize that suspect. so scary though. >> well, firefighters continue to battle the fire at wharton state forest, their effort are

working, the flames now we're told 50% contain. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now in shamong with the very latest, justin good morning. >> ukee, good morning mostly contained, still a lot of work to do this morning. over of the course of the morning we're seen the conditions really change out here, and now, that the sun is up better look at what firefighters were up against as you can see, quited hazy out here, mix of the dense fog, as well as the hazy-like smoke coming from the area of the fire. can just take a look, see how compromised the site is out here near wharton state forest. now to video of just yesterday. the fire again mostly contained at this time. 50% of those 710 acres are now under control. we have had no report of any injuries, and also, no reports of any damage to any structures in the area. about 75 new jersey forest firefighters were on the grounds around the clock even using choppers from above, to drop water on the flames below. the conditions we are told are

actually ripe for fire this time of year. we've had days of no rain. the veg takes on the ground in the forest we are told is somewhat dry have not seen major burn in almost a century. take a listen. >> conditions hasn't been a lot of wind, not a lot of strong wind, but just enough 10-mile per hour breeze, it is very dry. we're in the middle of our forest fire season here in the pine barons. and a lot of this area has not burned since the 1920's, 30's, so it is very cones fuel. it is very inaccessible to motorized equipment. we have to do a lot of stuff on foot, and utilizing helicopters. >> when we saw that large plume -- >> reporter: you're looking at route 206, atsion, where a lot of the smoke has bill owed throughout the past several hours of the fire. you can see traffic moving somewhat slowly at this point because of visibility out here. we are waiting for the fog to burn off. so fire fight kearse go above and kind of reassess what they

are working with on the ground below. of course the wind also affect the helicopter going up, to drop that wire down, so the eyes will be on the weather and conditions this morning as they enter day two fighting back these flames. we are live in shamong, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thank you, just past 6:33, we want to check in with katie. how is the wind right now? >> winds actually very, very light, part of the reason, erika, fog is forming just not over that fire site but also good portion of the area. you are now basically barely able to see your hand if front of your face like places like millville, dover at or under half mile visibility or even just under a mile out in philadelphia right now. so depending on your location, where you are travels are taking you essentially the further southeast you travel where you will find this fog. but meantime, actually going to take you out here, to one of the live neighborhood network shots. this shot remind me a little bit of anybody ever seen that musical bringingado you know, scottish highlands? sort of the foggy glume

settling over the lush green greenery there? i mean, just beautiful yes beautiful to start the morning off here. but yes, you have little hint of poor visibility, even out toward berks county. so, it all just depends where you are going, if you run into that. but, it is out there. storm scan, hey, that's empty. so off to really nice start. that said, but we need that sun to do its part to help scour out the cloud cover. and it will eventually, also, allowing fire fighting effort to resume, as well. but, in the meantime, it really looks like nice afternoon across the board vittoria. >> thanks, katie. so far so good. weather wise, but can't say the same traffic wise, just getting slower and slower. we get outside, take a look, as you notice the sun beating on 422 right around the saint gabe's curve little hazy, value the sun glare peaking up, a lot of the majors, including 422. the best thing is that it is making this grass look so green and inviting. but if you are traveling on 422 in the eastbound direction, again, saint gabe's curve as you head down toward

202 where you will find some rush hour traffic this morning. as we continue and take you to 476 right around ridge, again another sunny shot, it doesn't look awful on the blue route but if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway around 476 starting to pick up some heat there as well. traveling on the pa turnpike, also want to be mindful of westbound delays out of bucks county as you make your way down through montgomery county, delays on 995 and this accident here lower southampton, try to avoid it if you can. >> less than hour away from the start of the largest inter collegiate regular at row presser all around the country and canada getting ready for the big race including a loft schools from our area. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us along kelly drive with more on this terrific event. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning, to you guys. yep, rowing certainly a beautiful sport to watch. but, a deceive inningly difficult skill to master, which is why i brought along a teammate of my own for this extraordinary experience.

>> temple varsity women's eight make it look easy, but competitive rowing is anything but. >> they've done studies on elite athlete. they found that athlete with the highest go2 mocks highest oxygen up take you can take are from rowers. >> to muscle tone, coordination, row, row rowing these boats is harder than it looks. >> one of our favorite saying, it never gets easier, you just get faster. >> so naturally cbs-3 brought out the big guns to preview the 2015 dad vail regular attacker largest collegiate rowing competition in the country. >> and the river is this way? or is it this way? >> that's right. erika and i tagged along with temple's team as they took to the schuylkill river, the site of this weekend's competition. we started on land, with a few tips from coach. then it was time to fill these shoes and join the crew.

>> as we pushed off i thought of the advice the athletes offered up minutes before. >> the number one thing that you have to remember is just that everyone else has been a norris at one point, too, that is something that really helped me. >> you fail as individuals and succeed as a team. >> on this day we saw what it was to be part that far team, following commands from our coxin, taking cues from our teammates. women who will be a lot better off once these novices get out of their boats, and back on land. >> reporter: yes, probably in everyone's best interest that we just stay on land. i have to tell you that the woman ace varsity eight from temple, they don't compete until 11:30 this morning so likely still in bed. but i do have with us the women's varsity four and varsity pair amy you're about to head off to a race i guess around 8:00 this morning. how are you feeling going into this one? it is a big event. >> it is, it is one of the

biggest races of the year and i'm so excited to represent and throw down and show everyone what temple is here, and what temple is all about. >> i love to see the ladies in action. amy, good luck, i have to say erika, i think you'll agree with me, that the women were so encouraging to us, and so helpful. did i this few years back, with the men's team, and they just laughed at me the whole time. so i really appreciated the ladies on this one. >> they real bring so encouraging, and with friendly advice, maybe row, you know, use your ore. you are doing great that's super. really kept us going. >> did the two of you represent and throw down, that's what i want to know? >> i don't know if i would go that far. we didn't flip the boat over. that's a win in my column. >> go t all right, nick? >> i would agree with. that will we did what we could. >> all right, guys? >> and they were so nice. >> we'll catch up with you. >> great job. have fun out there. if you see a bunch of people walking around philly today dressed at vanpires, zombies superheros, don't worry. it is because wizard world

comic con is in town, we will take you inside for a look at what to expect. >> captain jack sparrow in attendance. >> also, our own jaw's spotted off the jersey snore tracking this great white little too close for comfort. that story is coming up. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> come on now everybody. ♪ ♪ >> the sounds every philly there is mothers day, this sunday, remember moms past, moms current and moms future. >> like katie. all of the mama's to be. >> god bless you

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of mornings where we really rely on them. to give us good sense of what is actually happening on the ground level. you know, we can have all of the radar satellite tools and everything else, but to get it in real time, form, with the observations that we get from some of the very remote suburbs, so excellent. so just have to put that out there. came in great pictures this morning, some of the fog that is off in the distance here, not quite as dense in the trenton robinsville area. specifically this one came in to us from steven, beautiful backyard, i have to say nice landscaping. meanwhile, we take you little bit further south here to dolores' photo from newark, where it is yes some very dense fog beginning to form. and this is one of those locations, delaware state just in general has dense fog advisory this morning. i want to take you out to temperature list, it is little cool they are morning, probably the coolest numbers coming in where you have got the clearest skies bash, a willow grove has 52, and generally finding mid or even upper 5 50's, within the range here, across most of the board this

morning, walter, in newark, at 56 degrees. and the list goes on here. so that's where we stand. but, we are continuing to find there you go, continuing to find generally speaking the fog this morning then sunshine later on today real nice day unfolding but we do have a lot going on, in our atmosphere. so high pressure is here. remember counter clockwise flow around that, i should say, clockwise flow around the high. anna now sub tropical system to the south. that means the flow comes right inland. that's where the fog is coming from, for our area, and we are also going to see it in the next couple of mornings, as a result. so keep that in mind. no direct impact from that storm, rather, we end up maybe with a shower tomorrow. otherwise, a loft moisture and steam that helped get the fog going. come monday, tuesday finally more action in the atmosphere, so allowing chance for shower or thunderstorm. vittoria? >> thank you so much katie. good morning everyone, right now traveling on nine, a i know you are looking at the shot well, it doesn't look that bad. actually is where it starts. this is 95 southbound,

approaching the area of i would say just out of the gate of academy approaching cottman. as you will notice, still patches inbetween the vehicles here, but, this is where the delay starts. as you make your way approaching cottman then all the way down from the vine street expressway, you're going to feel the heat of rush hour. you can see that indicated by the red. you see right here. so again, headed into center city philadelphia, it is a squeeze. also, going to be slow on the schuylkill expressway, the usual spots but in port richmond we have construction closing richmond street between lehigh and cambria until june 1st, thompson or belgrade your best bet here. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. latest on breaking news from darby borough delaware county. one person was shot and killed inside an apartment on the 400 block of main street. it happened about 1:00 this morning, and police are still investigating. >> new britain township police say two men barged in shoot ton, demanded money and drugs. they pistol whipped a resident, got away on foot

with innings. >> forest fire in sham on township becomes 50% contained now, and authorities will be back out there today. that fire has burned about 700 acres thus far. >> on the health watch this morning, americans at risk for cans remember not getting the recommended screening tests. according to the cdc about one in four eligible women are not up-to-date with breast cancer screenings. also about two and five adults, are not getting the recommended tests for colorectal cancer. researchers say that adult without insurance were the least likely to get screened. >> and, we hope that you will join the women of "eyewitness news", for live coverage of the 25th anniversary of the susan g. komen race for the cure for breast cancer, 25 years of saving lives. we're live on the air starting at 6:00 a.m. mother day, this sunday may tenth, and ukee, i know you will be thereon hug patrol right? >> that's what i am calling it every year. love to do it. >> see you there. well exciting few days for sci-fi and comic book fans, as thousands of people from

across the country head to philadelphia's comic con. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt checked out the first day of the event at the convention center, and all of the excitement that surroundings it. >> i'm definately excited to be here man. >> just about anything can happen whether it comes to comic con. and this year is no exception. thursday night was the first of four nights in philadelphia, and everyone came with a story. >> mine could have been better. this is actually just put together like last night because i realized oh, the convention is the next day and everything. >> we found people from across the united states who took little time off to talk movies magazines and compare alter egos. >> just the first day, so i can't really speculate on how good it will be. but i'm sure it will be a loft fun. it always is. >> when comic confers began it was only comic plenty of comics at this year's festival, some new some very old, including this one. check out the price tag on the back. $2,500. a few celebrities even made appearance.

including lou ferigno the original incredible hulk. >> the fan is incredible, they're connected because you have photo of p. s. as a kiddie didn't have this. >> award winning director m. night shyamalon drew pack crowd to talk about his film and why he sets them in our area. >> anything we can do in philly and make philly a place, you know, literally i go around the world and i tell them it is the best city in the world. >> back upstairs in the main area artist drew sketches and created prosthetic, seen in popular movies. it is an enough to bring the true fans out all four days of the festival. >> if this appears again guess who will appear again that will be me. >> at the convention center, david spunt cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> need to go over there and just get lost. >> always so much to see. >> 6:49. let's see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell, up in new york, good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, ukee erika.

superbowl mvp tom brady speaks for the first time since the deflate gate report. plus, we will talk about controversial medical breakthrough that's giving hope to couples struggling to get pregnant. only on cbs this morning the first baby born using a new ibf technique. and we will introduce to you a military mother who saw all four of her children answer the call of duty. her surprising invite. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you guys in just about ten minutes. and happy mothers day to all of the mothers there in philadelphia. >> got that, right back at up, thank you, have a great day. as nora said, mothers day of course this sunday, and chance to show your mom how much you care about her. >> so members of the "eyewitness news" team, erika just can't stop singing their mom phrases. >> ♪ ♪ >> hey ma. big time thing to friend at

jib jab. for putting this together. >> oh, various hairstyles. >> go ahead girl. hey, ma. >> i'll be sure to forward. >> this she will get a chuckle out of it, mama von tiehl will enjoy. >> rock-and-roll styles. >> from flapper, to hippy, i love it. >> got some moves. >> if only i had those moves in real life. >> oh, you do. you do. >> happy mom's day. that's fantastic. we go to break on there is good morning family, great day. talk to you in a bit.

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>> philadelphia residents plan to rent out the papal visit may have to pay some unexpected fees, under proposed measure the sit i would require anyone who rents out space on air b and b or similar sites to pay the current eight and a half% hotel tax. owners who rent out space for at least 31 days, a year, would also have to get a license. right now short-term rentals like that are not taxed. and, the city will be in the international spotlight when the pope comes to town, of course there is fall, but magazine says visitors won't get a very friendly welcome. travel and leisure magazine, just ranked the city ofnd sisterly affection as the third unfriendly he is city in the countriment only detroit and new york ranked worse.

>> only city in the country where you walk by a person, don't even know, and give the head knock. >> well, ukee washington, everybody nods their head back. >> , no i see other people. hey, what's up. and you get it right back. >> the magazine did also say philadelphia gets high marks for the art scene and food. so got some things right. >> high marks for everything. >> but unfriendly? >> please, please, please. the friendly he is, thank you torrey absolutely right. frightening friends returned to his old hang out down the jersey shore. >> pictures when great white sharks, mary lee was tack back in 2012. look how big. that 3,000-pound shark has traveled more than 19,000 miles, since then, however, yesterday at 10:00 a.m. mary lee was hanging out just 10 miles off the wildwood coast. been around one she made her way over about 15 miles off of avalon's coast. and if you want, you can track mary leon her very own twitter

page at mary lee shark. if you are going to the shore this week, you know there is weekend, this summer, wouldn't be the worse idea. >> like mary lee i'll wave from the coast. >> from the shore. >> you know mary lee i'm pretty sure, has more twitter followers than dow. >> probably. >> probably. like us all. >> well, she a shark. >> she travels a lot more than dow. >> maybe she'll re tweet us. >> she might. >> she is a busy guy. let's get to your forecast. >> we do have air quality alert in effect for unhealthy levels, code orange. if you suffer from respiratory illness, asthma, something like, that be extra cashes. talking about southeastern new jersey specially for that. air getting little stagnant. >> sowmed like traffic. if you are traveling on the schuylkill, that would be the westbound side, delayed all the way throughout your western suburbs,. >> travel on 95, no fun zone, as well, rush hour if full swing, sun glare affecting your commute as well this

morning. >> thank you. >> heads up l still ahead cbs this morning law enforcement cracking down on drivers who text while driving. see if the federal ban likely. >> now to continue follow your local news traffic weather and sports we're keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. good morning, family, happy friday. happy mothers day weekend. se

┌ good morning. it is friday may 8th 20156789 welcome to "cbs this morning." severe weather sparks an explosion, and more tornadoes in the southern plains. tom brady goes on the record about deflate gait sort of. drivers illegally text and drive. police say how hard it is to get them to stop. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> another active day. and we're going to be looking at the same situation friday. >> three tornadoes over texas. >> millions in the paths of severe storms.