kathy. >> we have watched this line of showers thunderstorms develop and new we are watching them march eastward across the delaware valley. you you can see that line well defined with those yellow and red and oranges some very heavy rain moving across the region on 76, 202. we have a picture of route 202 at 252 near chesterbrook just amazing with some flooding going on there blocking the roadway. this will be the the scene as we work our way through the evening commute. but as this moves north and east at 35 miles an hour, you can see lightening, red orange indicating some very heavy rain and that, red swirl right there, indicates a thunderstorm that may have rotation. we will keep a careful eye on that. as far as lightening is concern here in warrington 13 strikes alone and as we track this moving toward the northeast, we are talking about it moving through philadelphia within the next couple of minutes. it is already in the northwestern part of the county. it will be through camden by 6:01. that is within the next minute. the trenton 6:23.

6:44 in east windsor. monroe by 6:55. these moving toward north and east at 35 miles an hour. severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:30 for chester through philadelphia a county and extending through parts of the montgomery and bucks and into northwestern parts of the burlington county. talking about wind gusting in excess of 50 miles an hour. severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 7:00 o'clock for the entire region along i-95 corridor and rain cooled temperature in the wake of these storms. seventy-one in allentown. eighty in philadelphia as the storms begin to move through. you can see in pottstown and quakertown temperatures cooled some 13 degrees cooler in pottstown then it is in the neighboring town of the willow grove. meteorologist justin drabick is out the in the cbs-3 mobil weather lab tracking storms and live on the schuylkill, in king of prussia how is it going out there little bit of the slow go, justin. >> we had that earlier where we hit that first round of

storms up around pottstown on 422, audubon limerick, we had gusty wind, heavy rain, dropped visibility real quickly but these storms are moving so fast. now we are back on the schuylkill and where we are we are approaching the gulph mills exit heading east on 76. sun trying to break out fast. these storms are moving good. dark clouds ahead of us with the storms continuing to move off to the east and north east. right new we just have a little rain to deal with. improving conditions out here. not so much with the traffic. typical rush hour traffic pretty much at a crawl stop and go, all the way in the city but see wet road, ponding on the roads especially on 422 when that round have of heavy rain came through and gusty wind. so what to expect this evening on the roads? lets go to our forecast here through the evening hours depending where you are you will get stuck in brief downpours. we were in them have the visibility will drop. you'll have to slow it down traveling later this evening. watch out for poor drainage flooding. just slow down.

use common judgment here and extra caution out on the roads. again, this is looking at the schuylkill, we are looking east heading toward gulph mills, just some light rain right here as heavier storms have passed and see sunlight here. that is latest from the cbs-3 mobile weather lab new back inside to the studio. >> justin, thank you. track the storms in the palm of your hand down load cbs philly weather app check forecast and up load photos or video of is what happening in your area. cbs philly weather app is free and a railable on i tunes and google play. philadelphia police want to you take a close look at this surveillance video tonight that shows a man they suspected of sexually assaulting a a woman in her south philadelphia home on monday. they say that this man bears a strong resemblance to the man involved in another case from march in the same neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is in south philadelphia, with the very latest on this, syma? >> reporter: chris, police have released surveillance video of the man they believe

attack, two women in the point breeze neighborhood, what is even more scary police think that the suspects may live nearby and that has neighbors concerned. police are hoping that someone recognizes this man who was wanted for robbery and sexual assault. the attack took place early monday morning in the 1800 block of rosewood street. they a awoke to the mask man wearing red gloves in her room demanding cash and then sexually assaulting her. the attacker took $10 house keys and victim roommates id. he also stole the victim's car seen in the surveillance video. suspect left the car only blocks away on moore street near chadwick. >> it creates a threat level that we would like to eliminate. we're asking for the public's help. >> reporter: this sketch was released back in march after an attempted sexual assault just blocks away, police believe the man targeted a woman on the 1700 block of chadwick street and are using

this sketch for both cases. there were i am similarities in the a attacks man wore red gloves and both times he made his way through unlocked windows or doors. >> that is kind of scary considering we leave our back window opened sometimes because of the fan that sits in the window. >> reporter: because suspect fled on foot and targeted woman in the same area police believe he may live nearby and that has neighbors on edge. >> my windows are opened right now, so that is what you have to worry about. >> reporter: have have you seen him. >> in. >> reporter: we showed video to folks keeping their eyes opened. >> people have a lot of respect for one another. >> reporter: police are describing the suspect as a black man in his 20's or 30's, about 6-foot, to 6-foot two with a medium build wearing dark colored clothing and red gloves. if you have any information you're asked to contact the police. live from point pleas syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". syma thank very much one

woman is dead after an early morning fire inside this home in the 2600 block of west thompson street. officials don't have a cause for the fire but they have confirmed that there was only one smoke detector in the home and it was not working. this afternoon members of the philadelphia fire department canvassed that same area, giving out smoke detectors and encouraging everyone to check their own and replace batteries. police say that three men shot in west oak lane last night are on the mend at this hour. shootings happened on 1500 block of kensdale street. a all three victims were in stable condition at local hospitals. police say that a home on that block was also hit by four stray bullets but family was sleeping inside and was not hurt. shooter remains at large tonight, police have no established motive. we are hearing from officials at lower cape may regional high school where a sexes scandal is unfolding. "eyewitness news" reporter, steve brian is reporting.

>> it is a big deal because it ace begins the law. don't do it. the just don't go there. >> reporter: stern warning from superintendent christopher kobic after police announced criminal charges against 20 male students at lower cape may regional for circulating nude photos of female students. >> i don't really understand the behavior but at the same time we're doing everything that we can to make sure we get right mess a age to kids that it is harmful for them and besides it ace begins the law. >> reporter: students, including one hoist considered an adult, are being charged with invasion of privacy which is a third degree offense. prosecutor bob taylor says it was his office's discretion not to pursue child pornography charges but still serious consequences. >> once these photos get out on the internet they are there forever. they are noting ago way. >> reporter: other recent sexting incidents at north pen men high school in lansdale and neshaminy high school in langhorne. school district officials say all middle school student go through a cyber security class but in light of this incident they plan to work with the

prosecutor's office on additional educational opportunities about the dangers of sexting. >> the students at high school age, middle school age are pushing the envelope, they are experimenting, they are being creative, and i think these students got creative in their own way. >> reporter: school officials are working with police to see if anymore nude photos are circulating and so far no suspensions n lower township cape may cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a settlement was reached in actor tracie morgan's lawsuit begins wal-mart. that lawsuit focused on the crash that killed one man and left morgan and two others seriously injured. according to his attorney morgan suffered a traumatic brain injury when his limo was hit by a wal-mart truck a year ago. that truck driver is facing charges. today's settlement which is confidential was called amicable by wal-mart. caught on camera now research is underway for suspect in the 17 through ther and met or cycle theft in

philadelphia police released this surveillance video which shows three thieves loading two motorcycles in the back of the white van. this was from the 1700 block of locust street in center city, was taken on may 21st. we are told majority of these thefts are happening in south philadelphia. police believe that the scooters and motorcycles are being sold on the streets of camden. philadelphia police are looking for a man who assaulted a woman in kingsessing last thursday. they say that the suspect in this surveillance video with two other men walk in the panda chinese restaurant on baltimore avenue, and threw hot tea on a woman working thereafter they got in the argument. woman was hospitalized, she had burns to her chest and face. there is the suspect a black male between 20 and 25 years of age and 5 feet ten with a beard. a special honor for a local solder as his photo was added to the delaware county council a's photo board. friend and family of u.s. army

major matthew o'neill added his photo, a collection of pictures and sold's cross the county. they are honoring them by honoring their family and their services. special celebration at philadelphia city a hall today, mayor michael nutter honored education add advocate for her more than 50 years of service to the cities children. she's stepping down as chair woman of after school activities partnerships. four mayor wilson good and ed rendell praised her service to the community. >> incredible career. >> yes. >> it was a crazy video that had everyone talking a cow running down a local highway coming up, we've got more trouble, for the company that lost that cow, causing chaos during rush hour. it is called dining under the stars and that is all many visitors will be doing coming up, the snafu that means new meaning for under the stars. torrential downpours across philadelphia right now

feltonville, kensington, philadelphia a along 611 through south philadelphia and all this moving east at 35 miles an hour, heading in to camden, and in through south jersey. cherry hill you are up next, we will continue to track this storm coming up. hi leslie. phillies taking the road trip, had has come to a mers i full end mets ted off on sean osullivan so how dominant have mets been over phillies, i'll tell you later in sports.

the cbs-3 weather team is working hard to track these storms we're seeing tonight kathy has an updated forecast for new less than three minutes. and new at 6:00 tonight restaurants in media are scrambling to get liquor licenses for dining under the stars, this all has to to with selling liquor on the street for popular outside dining event. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is in media to explain. >> reporter: that sound means it is time to sit down and eat, in media. >> it is lovely, lovely atmosphere. >> a lot. >> reporter: dining under the stars has become a huge hit on state street, so popular, in fact, it caught the eye of the

pennsylvania liquor control enforcement. >> they were here to let us know they thought our restaurants were not to comply. >> reporter: bob mcmahon was surprised to see lcb last week. thousands come here every wednesday night from may to september to dine outside, the problem, several restaurants didn't have the proper permits, to sell alcohol on the street. >> we live in a state where they control that very stringently and we have to go along with it, yes. >> reporter: lcb officials say restaurant owners did apply for permit, the first year of dining under the stars but that was eight years ago. $220 permit needs to be renewed annually a step that was overlooked until restaurant here applied recently to the lcb for permit. >> everybody is happen that i we know what the rules are right now and a lot of us will say we should know before. if that is so we made a mistake and we are correcting it as quickly as we can.

>> reporter: handful of restaurants with liquor licenses are now scrambling to get the right permit, but as the application process plays out over the next 30 days, some restaurants are apparently planning to keep serving alcohol outside. >> the possibility of the fine if they do serve alcohol, without the proper permit, in the meantime, byob's are exempt. reporting from media, delaware county, todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, slaughter house in trenton has been cited after one of its cows escaped and created a spectacle on 295 last week. the times of trenton reports that animal control officials had ticketed, trenton packing company, for creating a public nuisance. that cow managed to escape the facility, during unloading on friday. unfortunately it died shortly after authorities shot the animal with a tranquilizer dart.

well, lets look at the weather. we have storms moving through philadelphia right about now. >> we have heavy rain and you can see it behind me, this is view, of course, through our camera here and see heavy rain that is moving in across the delaware valley. this is our roof cam right in philadelphia yeah, use that windshield wiper we need it. we will talk about rain rates at 2 inches an hour. as the storm stayed right over us that is how much rain we would be getting. lets go down the shore where rain has in the made it just yet but you can see some haze and few showers beforehand but the line of showers hasn't made it down the shore just yet. our live neighborhood network takes us to palmyra cove nature center and you can see across the delaware, city of philadelphia, we will put this in time lapse mode. we will be seeing the beautiful afternoon with the sunshine a storm clouds rolling in, here comes heavy rain and now the sun in the background. we will see sunshine, and

78 degrees. on storm scan three we are talking about that line of showers and storms, they made it through yardley pa this is john our eyewitness cam viewer sent this in. you can see heavy rain there. but if you live in the suburbs it is pretty much over but living in philadelphia, here is a line that extend from new york along i-95, through trenton, through philadelphia and down through wilmington, even near baltimore and washington. now over philadelphia right now we have the heavier rain in south philadelphia, even a hail indication, you can see in gloucester county, a lot of heavy rain, not a lot of lightening. so as we check out the rain, rain rates where we see reds, we're talking about one to one and a half inches an hour right along 676 extending a along 13 and i-95 corridor. in bensalem we have hail, this is still moving north east at 35 miles an hour, and at this speed it is going to cruz right through interior south jersey. it will be in cherry hill by 6:22 and evesham by 6:38.

pemberton at 6:59. and, mallalban moving very quickly, and very heavy rain associated with them right now and we are still seeing, gusty wind even though they are weakening moving across the river. in philadelphia rain cooled 77. wilmington at 83. you can see in millville it is 78. temperature in philadelphia just change to 74. by the time storms make it down the shore we will have cooler air with that ocean influence, than shore flow, so do i not think we will be seeing it as heavy rain but still will be pretty wet. dew point still in the 60's and 70's for most part that is steamy wildwood at 59, more comfortable, as far as moisture and air is concern. we have a cold front that is moving through tomorrow with an afternoon shower or storm and drying out friday, less humid, still in the 80's, we will warm it backup. saturday partly sunny skies in the upper 80es a. overnight low temperatures 7o still steamy. during the day tomorrow 88. best chance of showers and storms will be through south jersey and delaware.

on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast and shore cast friday less humid at saturday warm again sunday a shore shower, and temperatures 79, and then monday, june begins and it will be cooler with high temperatures only in the 70's. sea isle city, this week for orr at the shore i will be live on the promenade or promenade, at the the boulevard, at 5:00 and 6:00. hopefully we will dodge showers this is sweeping through right now. if it is over your neighborhood just stay inside and wait until storms pass. >> ride it out for rest of the night, kathy thank you. >> we will b

phillies heading back home. >> yes, a little long. they end their zero game road

trip against the mets. fightins lost three in a row going in the contest. new york has beaten them seven out of eight games this year. hahn shan osullivan got start for fightins and the mets feed off of him . lucas dude a got the started and solo shot. phillies down one to nothing. in the for long, we move to the third michael with his second upper deck home run of the series w that phillies down by four. but wait, there is more, the pitcher, noah cinderguard helping his cause hitting this monster shot a 430-foot home run, in center field. mets take a five to nothing lead. he went three for three. duda got to sullivan. his second home run of the game. mets sweep phillies seven to nothing the final. mets 25-seven against the phillies since august 29th of 2013. well nba draft is less than a month away, sixers have the their pick in the first round and many mock crafts

have them taking deangelo russell, however lakers with the second pick are bringing in rust well car karl anthony town and oak for for work outs. some think lakers could take a big men but byron scott says the team has so many need, that russell could be gone before innings isers could get him but hey, we will wait until june 25th. the championship lebron james, craves more than any other the one he came back home to get, four wins away, he scored 23 points last night as cavilers beat hawks 118-88 to advance to the nba finals. this is lebron's fifth straight trip to the championship series, unbelievable. city of cleveland has not won a championship in any major sports since 1964. >> it is a hard working city. if you you work hard for this city, they work hard for you. they give everything back to you. that is what jr smith, right here to my right and the rest of the 12 guys in the locker room we are trying to work

hard for this city golden state will take on houston tonight in game five of the finals. warriors have a three games to one series lead, right now. >> all right. >> see how step curry bounces back from that nasty fall the other night. >> yes.

we're back at ten on our sister station the cw philly and back here at 11:00. >> "cbs evening news" is next. they will have the the latest from texas parts under water tonight, and they will have the update and the thrill, isn't quite gone for one music legend meet the man bringing the blues to a younger generation, in tonight for scott pelley, here's charlie rose reporting from new york.

>> rose: scenes from a nightmare. the death toll rises in the texas flooding and the search continues for the missing. >> that's what's left of the house. it's the people they can't find. >> rose: also tonight scandal rocks the world's most popular sport. the u.s. charges world soccer officials with bribery and money lawppeddering. a shocking report on who is getting killed in crashes involving teenage drivers, and teaching school kids the joy of the blues. ♪ send her on home to me ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is on assign. i'm charlie rose. and we begin with violent weather. late today a tornado was spotted near canadian, texas. that's in the panhandle east of