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♪ tonight we have our eye on the storm. torrential downpours and gusty winds roll through parts of the region in limerick montgomery county the rain came down in sheets. a very ominous looking site tonight in exeter township berks county. drivers there had to take it slow as heavy rains made for poor visibility. >> these storms also packed lightning tonight. the skies over center city philadelphia lit up and we're not out of the woods yet. here's storm scan3. it shows plenty of activity remains at this hour. thunderstorms moved through the delaware valley and head east. good evening i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. let's get right over to meteorologist kathy orr whose been tracking these storms all night. kathy, what can we expect as we move through the evening? >> well right now no severe weather but the threat will continue into the overnight a lot of oranges and reds that is heavy rain in excess of about an inch an hour. this is moving toward the northeast and more near baltimore and washington heading toward our northern and western

suburb. so definitely not out of the woods yet. you can see through south jersey glassboro vineland some heavy rain this is moving southeast at about 40 miles an hour down the expressway heading toward mullica, mays landing galloway and toward the shore. places we haven't seen the rain just yet. so more rain overnight and some downpours. you can see some of our storm reports poles down in mertz town with wind gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour. top ton wires down. skippack large hail and pottsville in schuylkill unconfirmed funnel cloud another one in berks county. so we'll continue to keep you updated on that. in the meantime overnight scattered showers and storms local downpours rain amounts up to an additional inch and winds gusting to 45 miles an hour. we are under the marginal risk for severe weather overnight with downpours gusty winds and the possibility of hail and even the threat during the day tomorrow we'll talk more about that with the seven day later in the broadcast as we continue to track these storms. jess, they're not going to let up any time soon.

>> all right kathy thank you. >> heavy rain and winds moved through the lehigh valley. this eyewitness cam video from shows the trees swaying back and forth in dorneyville a powerful line of storms went that was that area tonight remember when severe weather strikes we do love to see your eyewitness photos and videos if you can take them safely. tweet them to us at cbs philly and always be sure to use that hash tag cbs3 storm. a fire in hamilton township, mercer county, damages numerous homes there. chopper per three over the scene on waverly place. this fire grew to six alarms and flames were spread across the shared roof of the entire row of homes there. the block was evacuateed. official are still investigating the cause of that fire. a new castle county family is shaken tonight as they have become the victims of a hate crime. someone targeted the claymont family edging a swastika and a racial slur into their suv. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt went to den ham of a today

looking for answers. >> i'm truly disgusted. >> reporter: claymont resident a meara green demands to know who scratched a swastika and the inform word into her car sometime early sunday morning. >> you would think in 2015 we still wouldn't be going through this. >> reporter: a mother of six told "eyewitness news" the repairs will cost at least a thousand dollars. but she's more concerned about the symbolism behind the vandalism. >> i stopped crying this afternoon early this afternoon. 'cause i was emotional wreck all day yesterday. >> reporter: a mirror green first noticed there was problem when five of her flower pots were stolen. she check the rest of the her property and discovered this swastika keyed on hood of her car. her husband brian's car parked just few feet behind is also scratched with a key along the body. >> it hurts. it hurts. because we get along with everybody in the neighbor. we don't have a problem with anybody. >> reporter: new county police detectives say what happened is a hate crime no doubt about it.

>> if he we don't know if the suspect or suspects is going to return and then will it escalate escalate. >> i'll get past it eventually. >> david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". a man is now in custody in a new jersey hit-and-run that left a teenager injured. 17-year-old kyle, was hit sunday morning on north hook road in pennsville. police say 23-year-old zachary mcdonough was the hit-and-run driver and that he used a relative's car cover to hide his damaged car. he's now said to be cooperating with investigators. as for pzsenny he was riding his skateboard when he was hit and suffered severe head injuries. >> to see him and the whole family all upset and i'm just in shock seeing him like that. >> he remains in christiana hospital in delaware tonight. his mother though says he is showing reaction to light. there will be a vigil held for his recovery tomorrow night at pennsville memorial high school.

today a fraternity expelled 38 members from its penn state chapter. former pledge turned whistleblower james filed a lawsuit against the fraternity and the university this morning. the suit alleges he and others were forced to drink a mixture of alcohol and bodily fluids. there were also allegations of sexual harassment which reportedly included a secret fraternity facebook page where members allegedly posted photos of nude and unconscious female students. >> there's an image maybe one of the more disturbing of a young man an young woman both of them passed out in a port o potty with her panties at her ankles. >> the complaint alleges penn state waited too long to take action. however the university says in a statement he would not file a complaint or pursue the formal disciplinary process when investigators first met with him him. a grand jury in south carolina indicts a police officer for murder in the

shooting death of a man there. north charles police officer michael slager caught on camera firing eight times as 50-year-old walter scott tried to run away on april 4th that. killing inflamed a national pee debate how black people are treated by white police officers officers. slager agree up in mt. laurel and graduated from lenape high school. mckinney texas police officer has been placed on administrative leave after a controversial encounter with a group of teenagers. corporal eric casebolt was recorded throwing a 15-year-old girl to the ground and using his knees to pin her do you think he also showed cursing at the crowd and at one important he pull his weapon. all of this happened during a pool party that got out of hand. the mckenny police department is now investigating. we're getting a look tonight at surveillance video of a bank robbery from montgomery county. take a look at it. authorities want your help to find this man who hit the bank of america branch on plymouth road in plymouth meeting last week. he actually fired a gun during

that robbery. but no one was injured. police believe that same man was response al for the robbery of a wells fargo in brain mauer back in may. the united states women kicked off their quest for the world cup tonight with a three- three-one win over a over australia. burlington county carli floyd lloyd meant 99 minutes in the mid field and these days she's a shoe in for the starting lineup but almost gave up soccer a decade ago. todd quinones items us why. >> reporter: the united states women's socks kerr team is considered one of the best in the world cup. and delran's own carli lloyd is a big reason why. the tenacious there-year-old perhaps is best known for her over top goal in the gold medal games of the 2008 summer olympics but that moment almost never came to be. >> meet james gallon lanai's the australian helps the universal soccer academy in medford new

jersey and might have saved lloyd's career. >> you started work wig carli after she got cut. >> she got cut from the u.s. under 21 national team. she actually quit the sport. she was a couple of weeks away from completely quitting soccer. >> it was on these fields he work with carli she improved her physical conditioning and mental toughness. >> she had to think how professional players think. she had an amateur outlook on the game. >> reporter: how does professional player think? >> well, it's got to be your life. you know, i think carli just relied on training to make better trang with her team. she didn't have a separate life where, you know, she goes and trains with the team and then she goes home and hones her own individual game. >> reporter: a lot of these young players have watched carli train here and they have learned and they have listened to what she had to say when she would address them. >> i see her doing things that

she does at practice and she's just -- she never stops. >> she talks to us about like mental stuff like how to prepare your mind, because it's not just like skills and stuff. >> reporter: they were all watching carli monday night that's for sure. and cheering on a jersey girl who is being watched around the world. in medford new jersey, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". pretty good. perseverance, right. >> never give up on your dreams. what it's all about. amazing. summer vacation system is almost in full swing. >> that's right. we've got something for to you think about as you book your next trip. what kind of insurance do you really need? we've heard about travel insurance that covers the unexpected illness or the canceled flight. but you can get much more protection. to night three on your side's jim donovan will show you how to find a policy that real fits your needs. >> speaking of things that don't quite as planned a lot of hard work with nothing to show after a major piece of artwork topples into the ocean. kathy? >> that hurts. on storm scan3 we are tracking

more storms and heavy downpours. everything moving toward the northeast. but more moving up the i-95 corridor. we'll talk about this and storms coming tomorrow in that seven day forecast. >> plus big test today for nasa and its plans to travel to mars. we'll tell you why it's back to the drawing board when "eyewitness news" continues. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo.

the search is intensifying tonight for two killers who broke out of new york's max numb security prison. convicted murderers david sweat and richard matt are on the run for a third day since they pulled off their daring escape at the clinton correct al facility in upstate new york. the killers useed power tools to cut through steal and brick. then they shimmied through amaze underground steam pipes and tunnels before they popped out of a manhole and made a run for it. >> there's limited surveillance tapes with the facility. we have taken a look. nothing has been fruitful at this time for our investigation. >> that prison is 20 miles from the canadian border and officials say those men could be anywhere tonight. 61 people arrested and 10

new jersey state troopers were hurt outside of a clash outside of a concert at metlife stadium in north jersey last night. that sold was showed out and fans without tickets tried to get and sigh. police in riot gear responded and blocked the gates which upset people who actually did have tickets. officers fired tear gas into the crowd then -- some through bottles back at them. concert organizers are offering refunds to any fans who tickets were not scanned. >> apple showcased showcased brand knew products and philadelphians will get an early look at one of the iphones new tools. philadelphia is among 10 launch cities for the new public transit feature on apple maps. it will give directions to and information for bus train and subway service. apple today also unveiled apple music which combines down loads streaming music and streaming radio. it will cost about 10 bucks a month. a problem with a parachute ended nasa's test of the system designed to last spacecraft on

mars. the space agency says that a special parachute deployed but failed to inn flight. that test took place off the hawaiian island of kuai. it will give more details about that problem at a news couldn't friend at 4:00 tomorrow. >> big oops off the coast of deerfield beach florida. this barge was supposed to sing this artificial reef in sent feet of water. instead you see it just tipped over. and the reef aimed tore september polynesian gods sang head first several of those statutes were destroyed. the idea behind the project was to give divers a unique piece of art to swim around and also to attract marine life. yikes! >> oops is right. >> sorry. they may have used a little more coffee in their planning much that's a story we'll talk about in a moment. this can happen to you. you plan great vacation but then something goes wrong. >> travel insurance can reimburse you for lost luggage cancel flights help you when

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cbsphilly.com/consumer and on facebook and twitter. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> that is the worst. when you man for trip and something goes horribly wrong. >> yeah. >> or god for bid, you know, something really awful happens. you have to good get med vac out of that. >> it does happen. you have to be prepared. no doubt about it. >> absolutely. >> kathy, we got rain tonight. we've had lot of rain almost this month. >> last monday, 2-inches of rain. >> wow. >> today at least an inch. i think we're good. >> for while. >> no rain for while. >> talk about april showers. it's june showers. only one week in so more rain in the forecast this week in the form of some scatter showers and thunderstorms. we're still not done with this tonight. take look outside where we had some degrees down across the region. a tree fell on power lines late tonight on wissahickon avenue near carpenter lane in west mt. airy some homes in the area lost power. crews are working to clean up the mess. if you know anybody that travels that route overnight please make them aware of that. let's take look outside.

we have more rain in center city philadelphia. it's still raining in the suburbs. those crews trying to clean up that mess getting wet tonight and we're seeing the showers everywhere. some heavy rain on storm scan3 it's moving toward the north and east. you can see the line through new england, through the i-95 corridor down through baltimore and washington, and cutting right through tennessee and kentucky. all of this moving toward the northeast. more showers moving in overnight and then a cold front swings through tomorrow morning. with a few more scattered showers possible in the afternoon. but this is the bulk of the rain for tonight. interior south jersey getting the hit down the shore we haven't seen anything but you will see rain overnight in philadelphia still moderate to heavy rains falling as well in our suburbs. in horsham and marple and chester still getting hit concord west goshen getting a little bit of break but more showers expected during the overnight hours. across the area, we've seen a good deal rain in many locations over an inch in reading near an inch and a half. honey brook which is in western chester county an inch nearly an

firm rat field and more coming down. downingtown .81 and ambler over a half an inch of rain. now temperatures rain cooled but it is so sticky out there you can really feel the difference. i can feel it with my hair. you can see the dew points sticky muggy overnight. dew points in the 60s means it will stay pretty muggy ununcomfortable tomorrow. that front finally moves through tomorrow morning. scattered showers and storms possibly in the morning again in the afternoon high temperature in the 80s. and then we'll watch more comfortable day for wednesday. in the wake of this front drier air builds in temporarily wednesday a nice day but then another front quickly moves in from the northwest squeezes the heat and humidity up the coastal plane. 90s for thursday. and even 90s for friday. overnight the low 70 degrees. with a few more scattered showers and heavy downpours. the high tomorrow going for 85. hour by hour a chance of some showers in the morning. again in the afternoon. heating up into the 80s. on the exclusive i wet weather seven day forecast, and shore

cast 90s are wild. thursday and friday. could be a heat wave if we make it to 90 on saturday right now forecasting a high of 89. sunday and monday in the 80s. above normal for this time of year. down the shore it will be hot hot hot bite end of the week. >> people will be leaded into the ocean before we know it it won't feel cold any more. no, not at all. >> that might be a heat wave coming our way. it could be. >> close call. kathy, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> lesley here now. we know the present of of the phillies is not great. we're all hoping for the future, though. >> that's right. we got a good one. with major league baseball draft tonight and the phillies got one of the best hitters in that draft. they sent cole hamels to the mound against cincinnati he team he has never lost to. does he mcdonald's asked me to remind you that their new sirloin third pound burger won't be around long. if you miss out,

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>> the phillies back in act tonight. >> that's right. i actually had a good feeling about this game. >> okay. >> cole hamels -- >> ut-oh. >> pitching. because was i wrong. phillies hit the road for an eight game stretch and they begin three game series witness reds. cole hamels dop ninety-eight the reds. he was on the mound for the phils. the phils started scoring in the first period. ryan howard doubles to right field driving in ben revere they'll take a one to nothing lead. in the fourth the phillies down three-one. carlos ruiz is with the blood pressure single to right field. asche and galvis score. they tie up the game. cole hamels had never lost to the reds. all good thing come to an end. ivan de jesus his his first career major league homer. the reds beat the phils six who four. the phillies are in rebuilding mode. tonight the phillies had the tenth pick in the major league draft who did they pick? >> with the tenth selection of

the 20mlb draft the philadelphia phillies select short stop cornelius randolph from griffen high school in griffin georgia. >> cornelius one of the best high school players in georgia in 17 games this year he batted .528 with four homers and 18 stolen bases and 2013 you may the phils took jp craw for in the draft. randolph will move to the outfield. the phillies say he's one of the best hitters in the draft. final three days of eagles organized team activities darrin sproles and fletcher cox were not there but these work outs are voluntary. last year's top draft pick marcus smith back on the field. quarterback sam bradford once again taking part in seven on seven drills. did some light running as he recovers from his second acl surgery. he still not taking part any team drills but he says that knee feels good. >> it just feels good to be back out there playing football.

i've thirty four over the past couple of months nice to be out there witness guys getting a physical for this offense and actually running the plays we're going to run. i think the past couple of weeks have gone really well. as far as the percentage or what i'm not sure how much i've progress but the kneel feels really good. >> women's world cup. team usa taking on australia. twelfth minute. meghan with the shot deflects and goes right n second half match tide. kristin will score on this 161st minute. team usa beats australia three to one. >> how about that. >> big deal g big tournament. >> see who is the best in the world. >> lesley. thank

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