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 guarantee that it is 2-mile

visibility across the into better or worse conditions. depending where you're traveling throughout philadelphia, and really anywhere else. keep that in mind. but we show that as just a good illustration of the point that we're trying to make, which is, you have to slow down. poor and/or reduced visibility, because of the moisture content in the air. later today, though, as we said there will be a fresh round of scattered granted scattered showers and storms, but they could pack a punch. specially through our northern counties say from montgomery, bucks county and point north. we will see more of an increase in severe weather potential up that way. we would be talking wind, possibly small hail, heavy downpours out of. that will meantime still very steamy out there as promised, specking mid 80s by late tonight, though it, all clears out. ' would breathe sigh of row refreshing rhett err -- weather relieve by tomorrow. >> looking forward to. that will very dreary outside. tough to wake up this morning wake up, the fog the mist outside, that's what we del with on the roads this morning, so have little extra

patience. out to the row again looking at the vine street 11th street, both directions actually in good shape this hour. and again most of the roads at least here around the city are dry right now. but few areas you'll run into some mist or some fog just like. >> this here is the ben franklin bridge. looking at it, from new jersey. heading into the city, socked in with the fog especially, as you get near the river there. that's where we will be dealing with the intense areas of fog. into delaware we go, area speeds, looking pretty good on 95, 495, around wilmington, delaware memorial bridge in good shape. from plans to go on the new jersey turnpike northbound, you can't, because it is closed between exit one, which is route 40, and two 322 so use 295. that's not so bad. save few bucks on the toll thereby using 295. this is great news. mass transit on time, reporting no delays, having seen that in a while. accident in horsham route 63 at welsh rd. near cedar hill road. that's a look at your ride this morning ukee, back to you. well, today is primary day

in the commonwealth, and in just an hour voters will head to the polls. >> the race on everyone's mine the democratic nomination for philadelphia mayor. six candidates are seeking that job justin fits joins us with anthony hardy williams will cast his vote later today. good morning justin. >> about 80% are democrats today, they'll choose their choice for mayoral nominee. polls opening at 7:00 a.m. >> six mayoral hopefuls to be narrowed down to one democratic nominee polling favors former city councilman jim kenny among likely voters at 42%. >> i've gotten to the point in my career where i was finished with what i was trying it do in council, wanted to take the next step. >> filing for second, district attorney lynn abraham state senator anthony hardy william both coming in at 50% both

very vocal about education reform, and funding. >> i understand will be dependent, especially around public schools. >> we don't have janitors. we don't have nurses don't have counselors, any taxes directed to the schools is superb. >> former come on please judge, nelson diaz, also sees education, as a top priority. >> everything stems from education, education is the only equalizer. why do i know that? because that's how i got it to the middle class. >> primary race has heated up in recent month as voters got to see candidate debate and campaign. newcomber and former pgw spokesman, doug oliver, appealed to philly future. >> i think that this city could use a different perspective on some of the challenges that have faced for years. >> meantime state senator key milton street's campaign promises tough on crime and fight to the finish.

>> the establishment now can't deal with me. >> looking live, as you can see, already someone at the door waiting to go inside, cast their vote today rather, the presumptive democratic nominee faces off against melissa murray bailey, presumptive republican nominee for the mayor of philadelphia, the polls open up at 7:00 a.m. this morning. we are live in west philly, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. >> now in philadelphia, the race for mayor is not the only big issue on the ballot today. there are also several hotly contested primaries for seats on sit council. also vote letters way in on ballot questions including non-binding referendum whether the city should have control over philadelphia public schools. and as we've been mentioning, polls open in less than an hour at 7:00. close at 8:00 tonight. counsel on "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the primary election and the race for mayor we'll have results for you both on tv and on line

at cbsphilly.com. ukee? >> new, philadelphia police are investigating a murder, now, while trying to find a gunman, they are also trying to identify the victim. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at police headquarters. jan? >> reporter: ukee, good morning. unfortunately, police don't have a whole lot of leads right now and they are going through evidence that they do have, in the meantime, as you mention, they are trying to identify the shooting syringe tim. they say he was hit a number of times. they also say the suspect fired at least 18 shots. >> shot at point blank range. police are is her clinic for a killer tuesday morning after finding a man's bullet riddled body on a west philadelphia street. >> we found 18 spent shell casings. those shell casings were all several feet and many of them most of them were just inches from the victim's body. >> just after 11:30 last

night, when they arrived on the 1300 block of con stowing a they found man shot in his chest, stomach and both legs and arm. >> at this time, the victim is a john doe had no identification on him. would we not know who he is. he appears it be a male in his mid 20's. >> and at this point investigators don't have a motive. witnesses or description of the suspect. but investigators did find those spent shell casings on the scene and near the body they also found an s.u.v. that smelled of marijuana with a gun, visible on the front passenger side floor. >> at this time, we're hold that buick as a crime scene it will be towed to plower our police garage, not certain if that's the weapon used to commit this homicide. how much the weapon was found in the vehicle that was just several feet from where the victim was shot and pronounced dead on the scene. >> now, police say this scene is largely a residential area. but they also have found businesses nearby, that possibly have surveillance

video, they hope that can help piece this case together. anyone with information is asked to call police. we're reporting live outside of the philadelphia police headquarters, jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". jan, thank you. philadelphia police meanwhile arrest a man in the kidnapping and rape after woman in the fishtown neighborhood. twenty-four year old manuel cintron taken into custody last night on princeton avenue. on may 1st, a friday, police say cintron kidnapped a woman east fourth street forcing her into a van. he then sexually assaulted his 22 year old victim and released her at almond and boston streets. it has been a week since the amtrak derailment killed eight people and injured more than 200 other. federal investigators say it will take months to solve t fbi is investigating whether an object hit the locomotive's windshield before the train went off the tracks. fbi ruled out a bullet. also took a bucket, the septa police chief said his engineer

saw someone on the track. >> judge saw a trespass err in the area of the track. >> all amtrak asela express trains northeast regional trains, and other services have resumed. four passengers have filed lawsuits. >> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" the search is on for a tire slasher in a local neighborhood. >> also, police in wako texas are facing a new threat after this weekend's deadly shoot-out. find out how they are preparing for biker gang retaliation. and president obama visit camden with a positive message. even calling the struggling city a symbol of promise for the nation. more on his visit coming up. >> ♪ ♪

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community policing, how it is working in camden county. speaking at the camden crock center the president recognized the strides camden new jersey has made to reduce violent crime. since transitioning from a city run to a county run department. he said it is no wonder companies are relocating to camden. >> camden and it people still face some very big challenges. but the city onto something. you have made real progress in

just two years. and that's jim ' here today. because i want to focus on the fact that other cities across america can make similar progress. >> camden's community policing model emphasizes foot patrols and neighborhood interaction. we also saw officers reading to children and checking in with local businesses on their beat. >> it's 6:13. >> tracking cold front passage here today. bridges just whole variety pack of different things going on during the day. basically, the segment this day, into couple of different pieces. starting things off very steamy, much like yesterday but much more widespread coverage of fog as well as some showers so you will have to dodge some of those out there today. eventually we will see this break for some sunlight. i want to take you through future weather to illustrate. that will now still tracking showers, looks little more widespread than it currently actually is on radar. but you get the idea. by about 9:00 a.m. though, any of the wet weather should have retreated. sun will help break apart some of the cloud cover for you.

and then you go, breaks in the clouds featuring some sunshine here right around lunchtime or shortly thereafter. that will help us heat up. now even though it doesn't look lick much, you got to keep in mind here with the heating of the day, with the instability, and the clash in the atmosphere, that's going to take place with our cold front passage any of these little pockets, and they may be little further removed to the north, could produce not just downpours but also, some very gusty winds and possibly small hail. so while not everyone necessarily get hit by these storms later today if they do hilt you could pacca punch and douse you briefliment by tail end of the evening rush starting to clear out. we should see the skies do the very same. later on tonight as northwest wind kicks in, that means it just feels a lot america refreshing to us looking forward in this forecast, low 70s return for two days, by friday saturday, absolutely beautiful weather. in the forecast it, really looks like it will be just generally quiet stretch for our area for most of the seven day. >> if we're going to have rain, at least have it in the work week before the long holiday weekends. >> exactly.

timing could be so much worse. pretty good. >> thanks, kate. >> i my man good morning. >> at loft traffic cam together if. talking about the pea soup fog. did anyone actually like. >> i feel like there are people out there. >> i'm not sure i ever had it. >> i've never had it. >> amazing. >> serve it up at your memorial day barbeque. >> noselike nice hot soup with a hotdog. >> exactly. all right, let's hit the roads. you can see some of the fog. not too thick right now here in new jersey right this is 42 freeway. speeds looking pretty good. northbound, are the headlight. but, some of our cameras just fog in pretty good. also 95, looking northbound right now just past the airport exit as you get to 291. that's the merge off there. the off ramp, both directions, northbound and southbound, okay, but you can see just above the surface we are dealing with some low clouds, fog, and mist. here are some of your trample times this morning woodhaven to the vine, south on 95, starting to slow down, will take you almost 20 minutes. still looking good on blue route south 76, and eastbound

on the schuylkill from the vine to 95, also, looking okay. now, heads up tonight. overnight construction will begin westbound on the schuylkill expressway, between 30th and vine st. expressway, starts at 9:00 tonight. going to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. new jersey turnpike, northbound, still remains closed from exit one exit two, use 295 if you plan on heading north through new jersey ukee, back to you. >> justin, thank so much. it is primary day in pennsylvania, and polls open in less than an hour. naught polls open from 7:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight. there are very important races in several communities including the primary for the mayor of philadelphia. >> also, police are is her clinic for suspects in a deadly west philadelphia shooting. investigators found more than dozen shell casings near the victim's body and a gun in a nearby car. >> federal investigators have ruled out a bullet hitting the train in boston last week's dealedly derailment. they say it will take months, month to complete their investigation. we'll be right back.

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>> feels like pea suit out there? >> some discussions about pea soup in our sued yeast this morning. but ukee, how is your fog horning working this morning? >> sounds like batteries are new, ya. fog out there for you obviously this morning also, some showers later today, a fresh round with some storms that could get little strong. so, i would keep the umbrella ready to go, justin? >> good call there. ukee has the foghorn on his yacht, too. we had the yacht coming through yesterday if you remember, the bridges did open up. we take you to the roads right now, 422 past oaks, again eastbound traffic, starting to pick up just little bit here. but looking okay with the fog

area speeds are looking good, exception, 95 coming through northeast philadelphia. we send it back over to you erika. >> thank you, wako police are now bracing for possible retaliation, by biker gangs in the wake of weekend shoot-out that left nine bikers dead, and 18 injured. nearly 200 members of rival motorcycle gangs, are now facing charges. >> police say parking issue spike the gun fight at the twin peaks restaurant in wako. swat teams already in place ended that brawl within seconds. all of the shooting victims were bikers. >> early sunday morning, waking to up tires slashed. happened over several blocks in the pine wood section total of 28 tires slashed. one resident had two cars vandalized. he replaced the tires on his truck, but did not want to spends the money for both vehicles.

>> $180 for two. i still have the other two to do yet. by the time you pay the deductible, then they raise the rates, you are not gaining nothing. >> so it comes out of your pocket? >> no matter what. >> most people suffered two tires. they the way they park the car, it appears slicing both tires, on each car. >> the police do have surveillance video from one home. they say they are looking for a male suspect in his 30's. >> j crew fashion designer taking the worlds by storm. >> also only four years old sydney, nicknamed mayhem by already parent, just debuted her clothing line with j crew. we told when she book this. her creativity brought to life by her mowing, who started fashion by mayhem. blog got the attention of j crew head design lower wanted to team up with the to the and provide children's clothing line. dresses, scarfs, headbands all part of the collection.

to me, just what a great thought to go to a little girl who is dressing up the way the other little girls want to dress. >> indoor work, did you see her on the sewing machine had the little lean on. >> you know she was mimicking somebody. >> that's great. looking at pictures hereof her collection, they're terrific. >> good for her. we'll hear a lot more from her, no doubt about it, coming up, it is primary day in pennsylvania. we will take a look at the candidates for mayor of philadelphia. >> also, a major shark, a massive shank, caught down the shore. find out where some local fishermen reeled this in. >> and in the health watch, a warning about a popular hairstyle that's causing some women to start balding. >> and katie is tracking the storm for later on today justin has his eye on the roads, whether we do traffic and weather together. we're back in just two minutes, on your tuesday morning. good morning.

>> fock ill, possibly rainy starting to see some steamy conditions. real threat will come later today, thunderstorms showing up on storm scan3? >> right. what we see out there right now, not necessarily as volatile as what we will see later on today. the moisture content building up in the atmosphere, this

front creeps closer, closer. so, it is steamy outside. yes, yes definitely, a good hair spray kind after day. >> there we go. our ponytails -- >> ponytail, just throw it up in a hair clip and be done with it, because it is very, very steamy, with so much moisture to work w and we've got light winds. that's where the fog has come through. what look like very spooky shot really of city hall that we just showed you a second agoment meanwhile the closer zoom on storm scan. yep, there are still some showers out there. likely last us probably another hour or two. i would say by the time our typical morning rush is wrapping up there is first round of wet weather in i weigh, will have subsided. but meantime, the fog will need little bit more time. even though the sun is up. it is still not really working hard enough just yet to get rid of the clouds. so, you can see, reduced visibility essentially across the board here. it is less than ideal no matter how you slice it, you just have to slow things down, and expect that you might run into some patches of locally denser fog especially, as you get toward some of the river beds, too. meanwhile today is still going

to be hot and steamy day. pegging the high to still hit the mid 80s 10 degrees above the average. but we are going to see at least some sun through the day, then eventually fresh round of showers and maybe some more volatile thunderstorms that fire up later this afternoon and toward evening. and that will be the cold front passage there justin, so get lot more cooler and more comfortable from there. >> right. there you go again ladies, talking about the hair thing. common what about the guy stuff? >> it is relating. >> it is, i totally understand, but again you guys look good. man stuff not good day to wash the car dealing with the showers around, may want to hold off a day so tomorrow. let's take you outside, ben franklin bridge, still socked in with the fog there. inbound, you can see the traffic, through the fog coming into the city little slow. but again just reduce your speeds little bit. 202, say route 30 bypass again, a lot of fog out here, as well. some mist, may need the wipers, speeds starting to come down just little bit on 95 through northeast philadelphia, 16 miles per hour, the vine, little bit

slow, 46 we take t looks okay on 295, new jersey, also the blue route still in good shape this hour. still little early in the game here. this is great news, though, mass transit on time this morning, been a while since we've seen. that will again, new jersey turnpike northbound closed between exits one and two that's a look at your ride. we send it back to you. >> jd, thank you. today is primary day in pennsylvania, polls will open in about a half hour and close at 8:00 tonight. now one of the big races of course on the ballot, democratic nomination for philadelphia mayor. six candidates are seeking the nomination. they are former city councilman jim kenny former district attorney lynn abraham, anthony hardy williams former city solicitor nelson diaz, former communications chief for mayor mike nutter oliver and milton street. on the republican side, melissa murray ballsy running unopposed for her party's nomination. the 36 year old is a business woman from society hill. >> and you can count on "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the primary election, and the race for mayor, we'll have result both on television and on line at

cbsphilly.com. >> new this morning philadelphia police hope that surveillance cameras can help them track down a killer. officers were on patrol around 11:30 last night when they heard shot coming from the 1300 block of north connestoga street. when they arrive at the scene police found a man shot at point blank range without an i.d. they also found 18 shell casings, and another clue. >> we found a buick suv park on the block and in that buick, on the floor board on the passenger side, we did find a semiautomatic gun. >> police, however, say it is not clear if the semiautomatic gun was similar to the weapon. >> first time in two weeks atlantic city school board rejected budget plan calling poor more than 200 lays offers, at the city center building last night parent voiced concerns over how cuts

to funds working affect their children. city officials say something must be done, because the recent casino closures mean a huge drop in property taxes. >> your time right now 6:36. although gas prices have increased by about 70 cents this spring, keep in mind, folks, the price at the pump is still down a dollar from this time last year. >> here to tell you what you should be doing with the extra monday any your wallet, cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger up in new york. good morning. >> good morning. >> you say americans are not doing something they used to do. what's that? >> they are not spending. what's going on? the energy department estimate the average household going to save about 700 bucks on fuel bills this year. most economists thought americans would spend some of that money elsewhere in the economy. so far that hasn't been the case. retail sales in april were flat for march and another anomaly, usually when prices at the pump drop it, really does boost our moods according to the university of michigan sentiment dropped sharply this month.

>> interesting. so, not spending, what's going on with the gas wind fall then? >> a lot of people say they're just obviously paying their bills. some are actually paying down their credit card debt. balances fell by $16 billion in the first quarter of the year. and according to bank rate. com quarter of us are saving or investing the extra mine. just 14% spent the extra money on discretionary items like, you know, going out to dinner or vacation. now, because consumers account for two thirds of economic activity there is low-level of spending may help to explain why the economy stalled out in the first quarter and hasn't really pick up in the second quarter. we are seek to go accelerate this year but not yet. >> now jill, if we paid down debt, and saved enough, what else should we do with the extra money? >> i'm such a buzz kill. you can't just go out and spend t but how about increasing your retirement plan contribution? hey, you know, you put extra money in your 401k.

hems you plan for the youth your. also help us save money on taxes, already maxing out then maybe roth or put monday any colleges savings account, homeowner maybe fund a project that's been calling you. okay if you have done all of that, go out have some fun. >> can i spend just a little bit? >> once you have done all of that, treat yourself. thanks jill, appreciate it take care. >> some south jersey anglers hall in a major catch. >> take a look at this, this is 11-foot long, 820-pound make owe shark. it is huge. the five man crew based out of south jersey marina in cape may reeled in that shark off the jersey coast over the weekends. the marina posted this picture to its facebook page. they fought that shark bore an hour, took another hour to get the shark in the boat. but sad leave the shark alone, it is in the ocean not bothering you. >> you should see the one that got away. >> oh, mama. >> watch out. >> the vidro went viral. phillies fan pushed out of the

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within an agree or two of 06 degrees, quite a bit of steam in the forecast. julia sent in the fog. she's out in allentown specifically here, with 96% humidity definitely feels steamy out there. we're at 60 degrees, from barbara, rather, 57, hit the wrong one there, 57 from bash a out in willow grove. let me see if i can get this 06 to pop up for us. nope, no harm, no foul. we move on, take quick peak storm scan. i want to show you what's going on, the reason we are finding fog out there, all coming courtesy of a frontal boundary, that has yet to cross through. so the atmosphere moistening itself up in advance of that, more widespread not just showers, but also, fog specially out there this morning, and eventually, as this front crosses through we will see variety pack. we have fog and showers this morning, midday steamy sunshine and then, later this afternoon, toward evening, potential at least for severe storms to break out. it is a low risk, i want to point that out especially true for the northeast half of our area. but, i can't rule any of these

storms out maybe having strong wind gusts heavy downpours small size hail. possible. but again we're at the most low, the lowest risk possible, for that to take place. now, once all of this clears out, which happens later this evening, everything clears out overhead. we will see these temperatures not only take a hit back to seasonable territory, but also refreshing breeze for us later tonight and tomorrow. temperatures generally just stay within the range of the 70s, few more clouds on thursday, but overall, this is looking like pretty good stretch of weather leading up to the holidays weekend justin? >> good to see the sunshine for the memorial day weekends, no sun this morning yes low cloud fog and mist, here we go, on the schuylkill at sit avenue. westbound, jammed up pretty good because of the merge, but does break up once you get past belmont. if you are headed out toward conshohocken this morning. here we go, 95 at cottman actually moving okay right here both directions, we do have the construction zone, so you know typical morning rush hour, things start to jam up little bit as we get toward the heart of the rush hour. area speeds, new castle county

delaware looking pretty good. route one over the ross bridge, no problems on 95, 495, good news is now if you are planning to make the trip over the delaware memorial bridge to the turnpike, it is now open northbound between exits one and two, the right shoulder is getting by intermittently, so still some backups. you can use the turnpike or just may want to use 295 save couple of becomes there construction continuing, 95 north, the onramp, in wilmington for delaware avenue. that remains closed all the way until 4:00 p.m. june 2nd. and back to the city, the boulevard northbound and southbound at bustleton traffic lights are out. no cross-traffic. that's a look at your ride. erika, back to you. >> justin, thank youment primary day in pennsylvania and the polling places open in about 15 minute. the polls open across the keystone state and and stay open until 8:00 tonight. races in several communities including primaries for mayor of philadelphia. >> also, this morning police say a man gunned down in west philadelphia was surrounded by

18 spent shell casings. investigatun inside a car nearby. and, the national transportation safety board says it will take months to complete their investigation of last week's deadly train derailment. eight people were killed when the train jumped the tracks in port richmond. >> ukee? >> well, it can be argued that philadelphia sport fans get a bad rap. and this week's video of phillies fan who had her homerun ball strong armed away from her certainly isn't helping. take a look. it happened sunday citizens bank park on franco's first career made it to the stands and that's when 63 year old joyce went for it, glove and all, but as you see another fan managed to get it. big guy there then just took off. just took offment didn't say a wore. we want to hear how it all went down. so we invited this lovely lady joyce to our studios this morning. hey, joyce, good morning. >> good morning. >> nice to see you. >> thank you. >> i am so sorry. tell us all how it happened. let's reset it up again. franco at the plate.

it is coming your way watch do you see in what do you do? >> i knew from the one that came in the fourth inning, our way, as i look up, i was like oh, my goodness, it is coming this way. andand it got clogs err i just stood up i put my glove out for it my husband handed it to me, he left the seat. >> he was at the concession stand? >> was at the concession stands, he said here, defend yourself. i went for the ball. i to hit my glove. was in my glove. i went down. >> oh, it was in your glove? >> in my glove. it went down and i reached down for it, i am only four-ten, so i reached down for it, i had it in my hand and i am trying to get a grip on it and he just come over and, you know -- >> you never saw him coming? >> never saw him coming. he came from the other section and came over and pushed me out of the way and took the ball. i tried to grab it back, he pushed my hand out of the way. >> i was thinking he was so focused on the ball he didn't know what he was doing after he got it i would think he would say something to you or even give you the ball. but did he say anything at all? >> nothing, he just kept his

back to me and kept goingment went over to his seat and sat down. >> did you say anything to him? >> i said i can't believe did you that you dog. >> oh, no you didn't. >> yes, did i. >> no you didn't. all right, all right. now, they escorted him away. but did they take the ball to franco? >> i'm guessing that's what they d i thought they escorted him out. but he came back with a certificate. >> what about after the game after he came back? >> nothing. >> nothing at all? no i look over couple of times and the people he was with he did nothing. he wouldn't even look at me. >> you said you're four-ten, and your husband what? >> six-five. >> now -- >> woe have had it absolutely. he would have -- he just would have stood up and had it, yes. >> oh. stand up for me. let me see. oh ya. oh ya. we love you young lady. you know what? let's re-enact something quick. let's move the chairs. what would you do now if you had the chance, another homerun ball came your way, we have a ball out here is the

pitch there is the hit. oh! >> (laughing). >> our producer -- >> that's what i would do. >> no, you wouldn't. where is the ball? here. we have a surprise for you. you okay? harkins from the phillies being common in. >> my glasses! >> common in. let's get you in the shot here. >> on behalf of the whole phillies family we want to present you with a signed bat. >> oh, so cool. >> and that's beautiful. >> in addition to the bat we also want to invite you and your husband back to a phils game. you will actually meet franco, and i'll sign a ball for you guys. >> oh! >> for handling the situation like you did and being for a great phils fan. >> oh, thank you so much. >> thank you from the phillies organization, as well. would you like to hear from that man some day who stepped in and did that to you?

>> i guess. >> would you like apology? >> if he reached out to apologize, that would be nice. >> i'm sure someone out there knows him. thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. his name is

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minute. and this is just the beginning that far sunny season. got to make sure you put the right stuff on. >> good heads up. 6:54, the end of an era as david letterman retires as host of the late show. but he is not the only one moving on. >> we're saying good-bye to letterman's long time sidekick, musical director paul shaeffer. i got a chance to talk to him about his future plans and the emotions leading up to the big finale. >> we'll miss everybody, and of course, and my ban, you know, we played music together every single day. and of course, dave, you know, i've got tone talk and i am provise with the quickest, fastest, smartest man in show business. , david letterman every day. i we're all maybe in shock right now. >> where can we expect to see you doing your thing or are you just going to take some time off and chillax a bit? >> i will keep playing the piano. i don't have any plans. i'm going to be chilling anything dow by definition of chilling, compared to the relentless necessary of the schedule that we had and daily

which i would never complain about, i loved but will be little different. looking forward to the whole thing. >> so cool, he wears the shades inside. that's my man paul shaeffer. >> next level of cool. >> another big show schedule for tonight when bill murray says good-bye to dave. he was letterman's very first guest 303 years ago now one of the last. bob dillon performance. watch the late show right here on cbs-3 after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> and one of the bits we all remember of dave, those stupid pet tricks, we love them, so did the final late show, philadelphia's own rufus skateboarding bulldog will be in our studios it perform his own stupid pet trick. i cannot wait for this. it is tomorrow morning right here on "eyewitness news". >> that's going to be fun. >> also, nicole headed to up new york tonight will be live from the ed sullivan theser. >> we have your plans. oh dave, can't believe it. here we go. >> so bit of mixed forecast? >> very much so. yes, you can segment this day into couple of part here. so starting off with fog showers, eventually some sun.

but then later this afternoon fresh round of scattered, key word scatter but more showers and storms rumbling through and some of those could produce locally heavy downpours, possibly some small hail if not even some gusty wind. so we have to have to keep close eye on the radar we'll let you know as things evolve there. meantime hey at least the pollen levels are down. had little bit of rain to help wash some of it away. set to spike again in the days ahead. justin? >> all right, accident starting to come in, if you are planning to hit the pa turnpike, westbound just past norristown, two left lanes block. so watch for some backups there. also route one north mercer county at alexander road. another accident there. two left lanes blockment take it easy out there with the reduced visibility with the fog. >> thanks so much. next on cbs this morning oscar winner george clooney talks about his life as newlywed also upcoming movie tomorrow with charlie roads. >> that looks really good. to continue follow your local news weather traffic and sport we're keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. good day family.

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good morning. it is tuesday, may 19th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." new reports overnight reveal a second private e-mail address used by hillary clinton while secretary of state. a warning for police in texas. armed outlaw biker gangs could target officers in retaliation for sunday's deadly shoot-out. and charlie goes to the top of the new one world trade center with george clooney. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the first will be released just two weeks before the iowa caucuses. >> hillary