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threat for some storms later today. when will you start seeing some rain? >> that young lady right over there has some answers for us. >> good morning everyone, yes, you know there is will be one of those days where we see a variety pack. you know, you get this a lot of times with summer like systems, even though technically not in the summer, it's been very summer like outside. so what we've got going for thus morning different than what we'll finds midday, little different than what we will find laid he -- later today. all because of the way the atmosphere transitions as a frontal boundary tries to cross on through. for now what you are finding more widespread coverage of showers, some areas of fog than what we saw yesterday. but similar just steamy feel to the atmosphere when you walk out the door. and you will, i would say want to have the umbrella on stand by here on on day like there is you don't want to get stuck underneath any of the showers. they do cause you, especially later this afternoon. temperatures meantime, currently flirting with or just above the 60 degrees mark. so we're off to a not necessarily cool start but certainly, a steamy start out

there. and again, you will have some fog issues. off to the north and west, definitely, i guess you could say, the damage has been done here places like chicago where the front has crossed through, temperatures obviously markley cooler in those locations across the great lakes and northern high planes, but if we didn't have the banner on the live neighborhood network, you might not have a clue what we are looking here. classic view from palmyra cover nature park, you can't even make out the water in the foreground here. so, fog is an issue meanwhile, as our day planner progresses, we still have showers for the next few hours, scattered variety of them, but damp, steamy, by midday, expect some sun. we're heating up quickly. we should still hit the mid 80s before the colds front crosses but later today because of the instability potentially nasty thunderstorms set to erupt especially north of philadelphia. justin? >> that's right. waiting on the sunshine, comes up in about ten minute at 5:43ou saw some of the cameras just socked? with the pea soup fog.

low visibility out on the road. to 76, 20, see lower visibility, still running at good speeds, though, volume starting to pick up just a little bit in both directions, but still looking okay. and then there you go. socked in with the fog right here. ninety-five at cottman normally we show this camera, gets jam up southbound, barely see the headlight heading north, so that's what we will be dealing with the next probably hour or so get the sun up, heads up tonight overnight construction 76 between 30th and the vine street expressway. >> this will go from 9:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. wednesday morning. so expect some delays there. new jersey turnpike, remains closed northbound, between exit one and exit two in alm -- salem county, left lane will be closed right past 322 so you want to use 295 if you are headed north on the turnpike. into the sit the boulevard bustleton avenue no cross traffic due to traffic light. they're out this morning. so no cross-traffic there. and then further north we go

to the turnpike eastbound at bensalem, the left lane blocked, due to construction this morning. mass transit reporting on time, that's great news, haven't seen in a that in a while. airports so far no reported delays. erika, back to you. >> thanks so much. it is primary day, in pennsylvania. the polls are open from 7:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight. one of the big races on the ballot is the democratic nomination for philadelphia mayor. the six candidates are former city councilman, jim kenny former district attorney, lynn abraham, state senator anthony hardy williams, former city solicitor, nelson diaz, doug oliver and former state senator, milton street. on the republican side, melissa murray bailey running un oppose forward her party nomination, 36 year old is business woman from society hill. >> and, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the race for mayor. we have all of the primary result on cbsphilly.com. later on today. ukee? >> four philadelphia election officials face charges this morning for alleged voter

fraud. investigators say sandra lee alex owe a harding, collins gregory thomas, conspired to add fraudulent votes to machines after the polls closed after last year's election, it was reported back in february. on top of that, three of the four suspect did not even live in the definition which they were working wins guess the law. >> new this morning police hope surveillance cameras can help them track down a killer after shooting in west philadelphia. around 11:30 last night officers on patrol heard gunfire coming from the 1300 block of north con stole -- connestoga street. police found shot 18 shell casings without an i.d. but police may have found a very important clue. >> we found a buick suv parked on the block and in that buick, on the floor board on the passenger side, we did find a semiautomatic gun. >> now, police however say it is not clear if the

semiautomatic gun was the murder weapon. >> right now it is 5:36. in business news this morning a high tech job opening for someone with some old-fashioned skills. >> why some companies are having a hard time filling jobsment money watch's jill wagner joins us up in new york at the stock exchange for us, morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, ukee erika. s&p and the dow jones both begin trading at new all time highs. the dow added 26-point yesterday, the nasdaq finished 30 points higher. consumer reports wants to test out tezsla's new 127,000-dollar model car. and ran into some unexpected myfoxphilly.com. the door handle broke, so, they couldn't even get into the car. turns out broken exterior door handles are actually one of the biggest customer complaints. tezsla sent someone to fix t roughly one in three companies have hard time filling job openings, because applicants don't have the right skills.

according to new survey from the manpower group. some of the most in demand jobs this year are drivers teachers nurses, accountant and engineers. and google is hiring a new doodler. looking for new graphics designer help create the image on google home page. iconic logo changes almost every day to celebrate holidays or historical events. google calls it the wormed's best platform to showcase your stylist i can skills. what a fun job ukee, r kay. >> no kidding. >> my second grade teacher saint note home to my mom because i was doodleing. >> could have had a career out of it, ukee. shut you up. >> shut me down. >> thanks, jill. well, it is a parent's nightmare. >> little girl in kentucky, horrible to watch, dragged by a school bus after her back pack get tangled in the door. cbs news correspondent dom champion with the terrifying video of the story of how this little girl survived.

>> reporter: surveillance video still hard to watch. camera outside a louisville kentucky home caught the moments first grade i alley was dragged by her school bus friday. days later the seven year old is now home recovering. her mother shared these pictures of her daughter before she left the hospital. investigators say alley's back pack got stuck in the door as she got off the bus. the bus then dragged the little girl about 500 feet, until witnesses were able to get the driver's attention. alley's mom, a bus driver herself, says her daughter doing well. she spent two days in the hospital being treated for road rash and minor injuries. alley left the hospital sunday band around by surrounded by love and teddy bears. that will statement a spokesperson for jefferson county public schools called the incident disturbing, saying quote we will be working with all of our bus drivers to review the policies designed to ensure the safety and security of our students, which is our number one priority at all times. alley is expected to make a full recovery.

dom champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". so glad she's going to be all right. >> oh, but how terrifying. >> unbelievable. well, before you put on some sunscreen at the shore or pool this weekend, we have a warning for you. why you may not be getting the protection you expect. >> speaking of the shore check out this massive shark. we'll let you know where some local fishermen reeled it in. >> and it is the last few laughs for david letterman. see what happens when tom hanks tries to show dave how to use a selfie stick. and i'll talk to paul shaeffer about his emotions headed into the big finale. be right back.

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hiring a moving company visit cbsphilly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. >> here is your traffic and weather together. good morning everyone, we start things off here with a very steamy forecast. at least steamy morning eventually though it, will heat up easily with a little bit more sunshine. agree or two or several of 06 degrees here, we start things off at 59 degrees, sent in to us west of philadelphia, bill sent that in from cart inning ton that there is plenty of fog. you have very, very modest wind out there allowing with all of the moisture content in the air even light drizzle. all of the fog form. >> remind us to get out the vote here today. good reminder, take you across the delaware valley, lynn springer also reporting fog in cherry hill. she is saying soupy. i love that, pea soup effect. feels like another bad hair day. ya. take you little further off to

the north, 57 degrees, sent in from barbara she too finding a loft clouds in willow grove. >> everyone's offer to the damp muggy steamy, start. so yes humidity will bother your hair today. shows us frontal boundary, combination of it, and eventually we eventually get some sunshine out, there as this front crosses back edge is way back here, so we need some time for this to get through. so what you are finding here right now that's not the precipitation associated with the actual cold front passage. just sort of leading to up it, we do, how much, see second rounds firing up later today. and that is where in our potential for severe weather is going to lie. in the basically north of philadelphia the risk for severe weather is there. low risk but risk nonetheless. certainly worth a mention. for strong winds heavy downpours, possibly, possibly even some small size hail. it will be something we have to monitor absolutely will do

that for youment meanwhile later tonight. everything cleared out of here left with string every pretty nice weather. i don't want to totally rule out shower south of the city on thursday, but overall, this is looking pretty good. justin over to you. >> something to look forward tonight we'll need sunshine before we get the storms this afternoon, and the sun is up. 5:43 sunrise no sun showing. socked in with low clouds, and the fog over the region, again, mist, little drizzle expected this morning, 95 southbound approaching the vine street expressway. volume slowly increasing, 422 again, approaching trooper road again that eastbound or the tail light volume starting to increase, so slowing down the speeds little bit. you may run into few showers specially berks county you need the wipers area speeds still looking okay 95 through northeast philadelphia at the speed limit 42 freeway looking okay, blue route in good shape at this hour. new jersey turnpike still remains closed northbound between route 40, exit one and 322, so use 295 if you are

planning coming over the delaware memorial bridge. ukee, back to you. >> thanks so much. after 33 years on late night television we are down to the final two late shows. >> tom hanks joined davon the show for the 60 ' time. he taught dave a thing or two about selfie sticks. >> but you know why they sell them dave? >> golf course? >> they sell these selfies all over florence, which was the birth place of the renaissance. >> and look, i realize that a huge amount of computer space is taken up with such thing selfies, of ourselves, and i think by and large they can be pretty goofy. but, you got to -- oh, shoot. hold on. stop tape, stop, tape. stop tape. >> they're back. >> dave, i was going to say can't see it, and at audiencement look at this throw on this babe. come on, look at this, and look i'll press this button.

there we are dave. now, can i give you -- get it up above the chin. above the chin. there we go. you take right there. >> oh, after struggling little bit, eventually snaps the selfie, to mark his final visit with letterman. oh 60th visit for him too. love it. >> good time. there it is. >> oh, so we're not saying good-bye to letterman just yet, it is tomorrow night. also farewell to his long time musical director paul cheffer. >> and i talked to him about the emotions leading up to the big finale. >> what's going through your mind right now as the late show comes down to its final days? >> well, how grateful i am to have been in this position. it changed my life. you know? i started when dave in 1928, i was a young boy, you know, he was also young, and i got married during the run of the show. so it has been more like half my life. >> howie mower until do you think it will be for you for dave, for the crew? >> we will miss everybody, and

of course my band, we have played music together every single day. you know, i've got tone talk and i am provise with the quickest fastest, smartest man in show business, david letterman, every single day yes. it will take a minute before the this set in, i think we're all maybe in shock right now. >> and you can bet there will be plenty more laughs tonight when bill murray says good-bye to dave. he was letterman's very first guest 33 years ago and now he's one of the last. bob dylan also has a special performance. watch the late show at 11:35 tonight after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. of course right here on cbs-3. >> and for a loft us, one of the things we remember most about dave letterman are those stupid pet tricks, i loved them. >> letterman's final late show philadelphia's own rufus cents skateboarding bulldog will be here in our studios tomorrow morning to perform his own stupid pet tricks. you won't want to miss that tomorrow morning right here on "eyewitness news". >> rufus in the house.

oh, that's great. >> oh, also, that's not all we're doing for dave. >> that's right. >> our nicole brewer headed to up new york city tonight. she will be live at the ed sullivan theater tomorrow morning, to get you ready for the big finale. so we are all over this. >> yes, it will be a big fun day tomorrow. hope you can join us, tell your friends. we'll be right

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>> investigators say last week's train that derailed in port richmond was not hit by a bullet before it went off the tracks. eight people were killed, in that derailment. federal investigators say it, could take months to complete their investigation. summer still about a month ago way, shark season off the jersey shore already kick into high gear. check it out. that's 11-foot long, 80020 pounds make owe shark. the five man crew based out of south jersey marina in cape may real in that shark off the jersey coast over the weekend. posted this picture on its facebook page. the cute bow that fish for about an hour, took another hour just to get that shark inside the boat. >> you know that was a struggle. >> i don't know, i think i just cut the line, let him go. don't need any sharks in the boat. just keep swimming. >> good morning, everyone, storm scan3 still signs of

life. few more shower, numerous variety than yesterday this same time. you will find damp conditions. you're also going to find fog but that's just the morning. we will see fresh round every scattered granted scattered showers and storms rumble through being some of the storms as you can see on the threat list there could proof a little feisty to say the least. >> slow it down just little bit on the road. we take you to the boulevard. northbound approaching broad street, looking good, as well as southbound, volume still light this early in the game. we take to you 309 at the turnpike, you can see, a lot of fog so see bends where you are. area speeds, route one 495 95 but as you head over the bridge to the turn tike, closed northbound exit one to

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good morning, family steamy stormy out there. waking to up some spotty showers there is morning but storm scan3 shows more storms on the way later this afternoon. >> hopefully it won't stop you from casting your ballot on this primary day. want to get right over to katie fehlinger with the breakdown, and it is kind of divide intoed morning and afternoon, right katy? >> actually i would go sofas to split it up in four separate sections, so you have steamy conditions this morning, with fog showers by midday, we will see the sun break through and start heating things up. and then later this afternoon and evening we see another rounds of showers and storms rumbling in, later tonight it all clears out. that's the general timing as we look outside obviously right now all showers and lot of clouds, many of them are very low-lying. so you're running into poor visibility. take a look at the current visibility, important to remember, these are single observation points. so in philadelphia, we can't