down, noble three live picture from west mt. airy, live tree fell on power lines near carpenter lane. as you can see crews are now working to remove that tree happen restore power to the area. >> not in the clear just yet here, shows another line of showers moving through the area. maybe getting soak or maybe nothing. >> still muggy wild neat we had last night good morning kate. >> i that's absolutely right guys. still tracking some wet weather in the forecast here today. but i would say, ourself ear weather threat has certainly diminished since yesterday. we did get hit pretty hard quite few locations last night. back in time, hands full of the storm report, did come into us. as we showed you moment ago there was some damage done, already. three quarter inch size hail, unconfirmed funnel cloud even came into the pottsville area. un confirm but nonetheless some of the storms definitely

had at least plenty of instability, to produce some nasty storms. stormstorm scan3 showing not heck of a lot of signs of life but do still have few pocket of showers here and there, camden county crossing over into burlington, then down toward some of the shore points cape may, atlantic counties, otherwise, this forecast is just scattered variety pack. you have some sun on the way shall initially starting with clouds, mild muggy definitely feeling like summer, more showers storms, set to fire up. temperatures right within few degrees of 70. see how much cooler it by comparison, into buffalo cleveland some know only little cotter air on the way for us, but more relief, more than anything. armed the region we go, icons make it look little scarier than it will be. but this is what we got. looking at some sun scattered shower or thunderstorm chance. by tonight, skies starting to clear, humidity starting to

drop off little bit. justin? >> hopefully not dealing with severe storms like last night still dealing with some clean up from downed tree being back out to west mt. airy looking liver, wissahickon avenue last night tree fell down on utility pole. crews still working on that right now pour outages still possible. >> severe storm will pack winds of 06 miles per hour so doesn't take much to take down some of the trees and power lines to the maps, west mt. airy west wissahickon avenue remains closed near carpenter lane. the alternate lincoln drive. let's take you out here to 76 past 202 actually pretty quiet this morning, no sun glare to deal with. still some clouds. occasional showers. new castle county delaware route one looks good, over the c and d canal up toward christianna, wilmington no problems delaware memorial bridge smooth sailing as well as 295 and the jersey turnpike, accident scene the boulevard, southbound outer

drive before levick street. vehicle struck a tree, driver actually abandoned the vehicle. that may last little longer. >> police are searching for two armed men who barged into a home on the 2,000 block of 62nd street around 4:00 this morning, they shoved woman who lives there and she's being treated at lankenau hospital for minor injuries. robbers got away with cash. >> elmwood section of philadelphia, crews arrived at ek dollar and grocery woodland avenue, gould street, around 2:00 this morning. they placed under control in 20 minute. no injuries there fire fight remembers now investigating what cautioned that fire. >> also, overnight shooting in north philadelphia. police say man was shot five times and then dropped off at temple university hospital by a private vehicle. that car left immediately without speaking to police. police believe that shooting took place at 11 street and

indianna avenue around midnight the 28 year old victim is currently in stable condition. man got into gun battle at pizza shop last week. philadelphia police want you to take a good look at this just released surveillance video. do you recognize him? he's one of the two men who held a gun to the detectives head at rising sun pizzeria last thursday night. when they started shooting the detective fired back, killing the other suspect. detectives now think the man on the run could be responsible for several other robberies around the city. >> happening today. application step up search for missing mother from delaware who vanished almost year ago. new castle county police and the fbi are launching new campaign to find trader, the mother of three vanished, from her new castle home last july. a neighbor told police, he saw trader being forced into her

car, which is a 2,000 silver acura rl with license plate 404893. no one has seen her since then. >> the search on for the cause of the huge fire that damaged 20 homes in hamilton township mercer county. chopper three over the scene on waverly place around 5:00 yesterday afternoon the fire grew to six alarms, spread across the shared roof of entire row of houses. it was quickly evacuated and no one injured. right now, it is 6:05. and the young girl seen in this video right here, she speaking out. the video viewed by millions on line shows a police officer in texas right there, you can see him pink that 15 year old to the ground. activists want the officer fired saying he used excessive force while breaking up pool party over the weekends, even pointing his gun at other teenagers. don champion has the story. >> or not report individual joe of the incident during pool party has been seen more

than 8 million times on line. monday evening it had hundreds of people protesting at a mckinney texas pool. it is where officer eric casebolt was seen aggressively detaining 15 year old beckton neighbors had called police after a fight and to complain about teens who did not have permission to be at the pool. pool was reserved by a woman from the neighborhood. it limit guests to only two per person, but about 130 showed up. at one point casebolt in the video could be heard casing and even drew his weapon when someone interfered while he retained beckton. >> i was like telling him that he can get off me because my back was hurting really bad. >> at the protest many called for the officer's firing. >> i've been angry all day. but to be treat that way? i thank god it wasn't my son. >> other showed support for the police. >> ridiculous. at the end of the day the

children screwed up and they didn't listen to what the police officers were saying. >> mckinney police say their internal investigation into the incident continued. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new this morning, second lawsuit in a fatal accident involving caitlin jenner, form earlly known as bruce jenner. call end manager driving 2010 toyota prius, that was part of a chain reaction crash in malibu on february 7th. her lawsuit claims that jenner operated a vehicle that caused the collision. the crash killed one person, injured seven others. a deputy said jenner passed a field sobriety test. >> still ahead this morning police make arrest in south jersey hit-and-run that nearly killed a high school student. finds out how they track down the car involved next. >> plus, there is no doubt someone helped these two convicted killers escape from prison. the question this morning is who. the latest on the

investigation, as the manhunt continues. >> and be aware of ticks, limb disease not the only thing you have to worry about. new information on bunch of tick-born illness that is are becoming more and more common in our area. we'll have that for you coming up. we'll be right back.

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critically injured in a hit-and-run. police have arrested a suspect. seventeen year old kyle was hit sunday morning on north hook road, pennsville, new jersey. police say 23 year old zachary mcdonnough was the hit-and-run driver, and he used a relative car cover to hide his damaged vehicle. >> devastating to see him and couple of families just all upset, and i'm just in shock seeing him like that. >> he's at christianna hospital in delaware. zachary mcdonnough charged with aggravated assault by auto after alleged taped confession. federal regulators recommending more speed signs following the deadlyamtrak derailment here in philadelphia. investigators believe speed played a role in the may 12th crash that killed eight people, and injured nearly 200 other. now the federal railroad administration wants commuter railroads to look at where

they've sharp track curves adjust their automatic train control safety systems to prevent the trains from going too fast. >> just about 6:13. and it is a muggy start to the day, katie. will we seymour storms in is there absolutely, diane a thankfully i don't think we're dealing with severe variety we saw yesterday. here on storm scan3 what you are finding the back edge of frontal boundary draped back over western pennsylvania, and in toward ohio, so things are starting to clear out to the west however we are still in the midst of just the surge of moisture in advance, and the southwest flow, in advance of this front. so, you know, even though we've got essentially little break right now you walk out the door, man notice how muggy it is outside. you'll still have shower or thunderstorm to dodge. scattered in nature, but again, because of so much moisture, you could get drenched. i would take the umbrella. that will would be my call. but you could also even see maybe a thunderstorm that fires up with a little more gusto along the way too do keep that in mine, if you ever hear thunder head inside. particularly when you could have some stronger storms, it is just smart. meanwhile, by tomorrow, it is

sunny, it is a little less humid, and it will be very warm for us out there. upper 80s the expectation back to the low 90s r to thursday. that looks like pattern that lasts us into friday. looking forward in this eyewitness weather seven day forecast, today at least the next several days really the one and only call it active day. but we actually heat up, despite the passage every cold front. that will doesn't happen all that often just the way the atmosphere is flowing. new front comes along saturday, so definitely got faster flow in the atmosphere, that will definitely bring in potential for another shower or thunderstorm along the way but steamy forecast, every single day here, is above average by couple every degrees. >> definitely feels like summer. >> sure does. >> break out the bathing suit. >> i'm with you. let's do this. >> record highs this time of year, 100 degrees, stowe can get a lot hotter. >> way worse right? >> catching little bit after break. but yes down right hot humid, the rest of the week, still clouds around this morning, so not dealing with the sun glare so your morning ride should be okay. we take you outside to see

what's happening, ben franklin bridge from the jersey side, coming through the toll plaza no problems. you can see the overcast conditions out here across delaware vale again maybe few light rain showers a loft roads starting to dry up. good news no major flooded spots to deal with this morning. let's take you to the 42 freeway, again coming northbound approaching the bridge. again, traffic starting to increase little bitment smooth sailing this hour. heads up again wissahickon avenue remains close in the west mt. airy near carpenter lane. again, this is due to downed tree utility pole, happened last night. alternate lincoln drive. how much though, on lincoln drive southbound past rittenhouse street, we do have accident going on right now this morning also, heads up in clayton, new jersey, blown transformer, west academy street at west clayton avenue. that's a look at your ride, erika, back to you. >> thank you justin. more than three dozen penn state fraternity members get thrown out of their fraternity. expulsion happened yesterday same day the former pledge

turn weiler blower james filed lawsuit against kappa delta rho and the university. it alleges he and other forced to drink mixture of alcohol and bodily fluids. also allegations of sexual harrassments which included secret fraternity facebook page where members allegedly posted photos of nude and unconscious female student. >> there is aim and maybe one of the more disturbing, of young man and young woman both of them passed out in a port a potty with her panties at her ankles. >> the complaint alleges penn state waited too long to takings. how much, the university says in a statement that he would not file a complaint or pursue the formal disciplinary pros what's investigators first met with him. >> 6:15. police will spend the day today at burlington county school after a threat against that school. harrington middle school in mt. laurel, was one of several schools threatened yesterday. police will not check student belongings, and remain in

place throughout the day. >> meanwhile philadelphia police are searching for the two armed men who forced their way into an overbrook home this morning. a woman suffered minor injuries, the men got away with cash. >> new york state prison authority say two escape murders ers are likely dangerous and determined to remain on the loose. we'll have a live report on the extensive manhunt coming up at 6:30. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store.

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>> phillies will start aaron harangue tonight when they play the reds on the mold. last night cole hamels on the run, one run lead before he threw his if i pitch. ryan howard doubled in the first continuing score ben revere. but in the sixth the reds dejesus hit his first major league homer to put the reds ahead to stay. they won four to six the first time cole hamels has ever lost to the reds. >> the rebuilding phillies use the tenth pick in yesterday's first year player draft to grab corneilius randolph. a high school shortstop from georgia, the phils play one of the best hitters available. he hit 528 with four homeruns and 18 stolen bases and just 17 games this year. he's also expected to log some time in the outfield, in the minors. the phils already have shortstop jp crawford in the system. >> the cavaliers host the golden state warriors in cleveland tonight in game

three of the nba finals. the series tied at one game apiece, both the first two games went into over time. now, to the stanley cup finals. tampa bay lightning against the chicago blackhawks, just over three minutes left in the game. lightning cedric scores the game winner right there. lightning wins, three-two to take two-games to one edge in the best of seven series. game four that far series is tomorrow night in chicago. and, to the women's world cup. team usa against australia in winnipeg game one. megan with her first of two goals in that game. the score was tide in the 61st minute, when kristin press scored, team usa wins, three to one. and they play again friday, against sweden. >> those women are fun to watch. >> oh, ya. >> good stuff. burlington county native carli lloyd is playing in her third world cup but she almost gave up soccer more than decade ago. hear from her former coach coming up. >> also, if your child lovers to watch elmo and the rest of

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>> more storms today, katy? >> more storms today. i don't think talking anywhere near the severe variety what we did end one yesterday. granted anything that does fire up throughout the day could have maybe strong wind gust was it, the potential for downpours there, and we do have a lot of moisture still evident looking at the moment on storm scan3. >> uv index still up at eight today. tomorrow, thursday though, even higher, because we are expecting more sun than

anything. tomorrow, not quite as much humidity, it is my personal favorite of the next three days, in the meantime by thursday, we are going to make easy run for the low 90s justin? >> waking up, drier breeze, kicking up, 95 drying out here northeast philadelphia, approaching allegheny right now, looking southbound, volume increasing, but speeds okay at this point. but they'll go downhill in the next hour or so. >> bolt directions smooth sailing. heads up in new jersey, looks pretty good. travel times looking good, right now conditions are clear. that's a look at your ride. back to you. >> justin, thank youment on your health watch this morning, warmer weather means increased risk every tick bites and lyme disease. marlie hall has more on what you need to know to stay safe. >> dean slut vigilant about protecting himself and his grandkids from ticks after having lyme disease.

>> probably the worse illness or pain i've been through. >> lyme disease is the most common tick born illness but not the only one. a report in annals of internal medicine finds newly recognized illness becoming more common. >> severe headache, a lot of body aches, pains. >> doctor bobby prep of the mayo clinic studies tick born disease she says diagnosis can be tough since tick dicey cents have similar symptoms. >> dear ticks found in the northeast have made player way to up main and the upper midwest. lone star kicks in the south moving north. recommended for outdoors, also apply insect repellent. >> there may be tall grasses so by staying in the middle of the path that's one way to stay away from where ticks

would be. >> his wife is the dollars one on him so he got treatment right away. >> cbs-3 "eyewitness news". an interesting new study says children who watch sesame street actually perform better in school. >> that's according to economists at wesley college and the university of maryland. they say children from low income families particularly benefit from time with kelly monster and his friends. the show debuted in 1969 making it one of the countries longest running television programs, and i know i actually grew up with big bird and burt and ernie. >> my favorites. >> oh, yes grover, elmo. >> and great to know it is educational, but good to know it has lasting impact on children. >> part of every child's childhood, i think. >> so many. 6:26. coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news" update on developing story, a threat at local school this morning. >> justin? >> and still no sign of escaped inmate in up-state new york, justin finch with the

new lead authorities are following this morning. storms in the forecast for today. katie times it all out for you. justin checking on the roads. our other justin. when we do traffic and weather togetherment back in just two minute. good morning.

>> heavy rain, not drying out just yet. could see found round of showers, thunderstorms, see them right now on storm scan3 . >> obviously not everyone getting hit by. >> this little bit of different animal today but very same system, that broke yesterday's rain. >> not as severe though? >> exactly, still brink wag we'll find out there today. could see couple every thunderstorms ma maybe have more gusto to them. could have stronger wind gusts right now. >> sun throughout the day. looking at the air temperatures, even all the way back to minneapolis, you have temperatures casino every on par with what we've good here

in philadelphia. >> once it gets out every here westerly component picks up. what that means is heat will start to build. in a very big way. so as we look forward we've got couple of 90 plus agree days coming up for you here. today more just classic summer in philadelphia. we're going to hit about 85 degrees, at the height of the day. expecting whole mixed bag variety of some sun couple of showers, couple of thunderstorm, couple of clouds, and the heat and humidity to go along with it. >> don't be shocked with any brief thunderstorms that could come up at any time. >> nothing too heavy out on radar. area roadways starting to dry out. we take you outside, check things out still clouds across the region, pro problems here, blue route right around ridge pike, both directions looking good.

>> cruising at good speeds, different story on 95, though, check out this travel time, woodhaven, to the vine. that's southbound traffic very heavy volume, 28 minute trip. looking good, eastbound on the schuylkill from 476 to the vine. that's 18 minute trip. also no problems right now on 422 east from oaks to 202. looking at clear conditions, heads up, lower moreland, we do have accident, tomlinson road. looking at your ride, we send it back to erika. >> thank you developing right now, threatening phonecall prompts increased security at harrington middle school in mt. laurel, new jersey. >> threat made in new jersey. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, in mt. laurel with that story jan good morning. >> harrington middle school doesn't open until 730:67:89 you can see behind me, police

are already here out front of the school, this activity, stems, from threatening phonecall police received against the middle school last night. they got that call right around 9:00. now at that time, police did search the school and found no threat police on call all day long. officials asking student only bring essential items to expedite the process. the threat here at harrington middle school one of many several made, but also in pennsylvania. chopper three over simon elementary school yesterday morning, police say, a threatening call was made to the school's main offers there, nothing suspicious found, lockdown lit dollars also montgomery county lockdown at hatboro horsham high school due to the threatening phonecall made to the district's he will henry school. chopper three over the scene as police canvas the area again,. >> mt. laurel, no other schools in this district, have

been impacted by this threat, but you can see, police are already on scene here, and an hour before school starts, again, student and staff will be searched before entering the school, so be aware a little more time is needed to get into school today and anyone with information about this threatening phonecall is asked to call police. >> intent manhunt continues for two escape prisoners in new york. >> convicted murderers had help breaking out of the maximum security principal on, justin finch joins us in the sat center with the latest information, the story just keeps on developing, justin, good morning. >> now, how they got those tools, not known at this time. but, even the governor of new york believes, these men had some casino of help. and so far authorities say they're talking to athletes one woman worker, in that prison, according to sources to see if she has any

information about the escape that gannon saturday in up-state new york. day four, fbi joined manhunt and the hundreds of leads. law enforcement tell cbs news a woman who worked at the clinton correctional facility is being questioned by her possible connection to the escape. >> discussed. i can't believe it. >> steven's brother sheriff deputy kevin was murdered back in 2002. sweat was given life without parole. >> i can't believe eggs' out knowing what they do. >> matt sentenced to 25 years to life for kidnapping, killing, and dismembering his former boss in 1997. the pair is believed to have used power tools to cut through walls and pipes and to eventually emerge from manhole three blocks away from the prison. they believe the men used tools belong to go contractors working on the 170 year old prison, but former inmate says it is not easy to sneak tools.

>> even if you are an electrician, or plumber, they gave you a tool box. when you lever the shop, do you have come back with that stuff. >> now free, officials say the men are likely desperate to stay free. likely could do home invasion could hold family hostage kill them in order to get money, weapons cars. >> now it is not the first prison break for matt. he once escaped in 1986 caught some four days later now this time they are concerned these men could be just about anywhere. this prison is remote about 40 minutes from canada, and 45 from vermont. and there is also little electronics surround vale fence that area, the nearby area though, is on high alert, and there is a $100,000 reward for the capture every these two men, erika diana. >> thanks so much. 6:36. automakers on pace to have best year in a decade. steadily improved, and expected to come in at about $17 million this year. >> before you hit the showroom cbs business

analyst, jill schlessinger, has some valuable car buying tips, live in new york for us this morning good morning jill. we know consumer spends something up? >> 11.4 years old up by two years in the past decade along. many part of the country, a purchase that motion folks can't delay. for buyers with shaky credit, probably shut out of the market during the recession there has been a steady rise in sub prime loans. they now account for about one in four auto loans that's back to pre-recession levels. now, listen, these lend earns very smart they're more willing to make risky deals because the ability to recover a car from a deadbeat borrower has become easier. cars are now outfitted with something called starter interrupt device. this allows lenders to remotely disable the ignition, if the borrower falls behind

on a payment. you know, it is like a row bo repo man. >> so, if they're out there you are thinking this is the to buy new car. what tips do you have? >> well, from a trade in, go finds out the value before you go shopping. just check the book value at kelly blue book or maybe at the national automobile dealers association. also research the price of new car. give the dealership a reason to discount the price. you know, they know that you are going to try to bargain little bit. you might want to say you are going to use the service department. and that you have got some referrals to make. finally, this is one thing that a lot of people don't do, check the insurance rates on the car you're look to go buy before you buy it. sometimes that might change you into a different model because maybe you have got some cheaper insurance for a similar model. >> interesting. >> good tip. >> thank up, jill. >> so fans might be upset this morning, the word is a main character is getting killed off the show. coming up. >> also, jersey girl carli

lloyd is a star on the world cup team. but did you know, she once got cut from the us under 21 national team? then she almost quit the sport forever until her coach intervened and gave her advice that changed her life. we're talking to him coming up next. >> i just saw pigs running all over the road. so i stopped. it is not your typical traffic jam when a truck caring thousands of these little pig lets spills its load all over the highway. we'll have that story coming up next.

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next story certainly you don't see every day. tours say could be hundreds every pigs in the forest of send ya, ohio, after thousands were spilled off a tractor-trailer. >> more than 2,000 on board when that truck overturned, along 8:35, just made run for it. >> crews try tried to round them up. many did get away. driver facing charges in that crash. but, good to rained up those little guys. >> cute. cute little guys. hogging the road, though. >> oh, my gosh. that will was good. that was good. >> i love your pun. >> oh, thank you. >> one of my favorite part of the morning.

>> goofy puns that you'll give us. >> cracks me up. >> go on, no doubt. >> stop it. >> really. all right, eyewitness weather watcher network definitely reporting quite a bit this morning, for you, in the way of humidity, clouds, and steamy necessary in the atmosphere here. upper six's the norm out here, 68 sent in to us from sharon conally, actually had seen little fine drizzle and she did say she likes pea soup, but not when it is outside. yes, definately still got a lot of moisture, the atmosphere that; so going to find that it feels very steam when you walk out the door. in wilmington, lisa sent in little bit of mixed back, some clouds some sunshine, but also feeling the humidity. that i think is the biggest many pact walking out the door right now. >> the collegeville, pick up

over an inch every rain since yesterday. just shy of an inch in pottstown, and the list goes on, even in northeast philadelphia. it didn't take much. really only just say .2 of an inch of rain or so, but enough it definitely left behind quick drenching downpour in that area. cold front still needs to get through. that's why still calling for more showers and thunderstorms, you can see how it he can tends all the way back into the lower mississippi valleyment once we get the back edge, see how things are clearing out through ohio, once it clear through, the rest of our area will dot same. so problem bye going to need at least into the very early evening for couple of showers and thunderstorms to fire up before that will happen. >> moisture content humidity drop eventually, not talking about the most refreshing day on wednesday but certainly won't feel quite as muggy and we will heat right back up and hit the low 90s by week's end. justin? >> good car wash weather stays dry once past today enjoy nice clean car. enjoy your nice ride over the ben franklin bridge this hour,

inbound traffic picking up just little bit. heading into the city. but, for the most part doing okay. we take you to 95, girard avenue again, flowing southbound, but a lot of volume coming in, but at least moving but speeds will certainly be reduced over the next hour or two as we move into prime time rush hour. heads up on 78 eastbound lehigh valley, we are closed due to tractor-trailer accident between lenheartsvillain the cut town exit. that will take a while before they open it up. northeast extension past lansdale, emergency road work, right lane blocked. also an accident on the shoulder gist before that. heads up on the airport arrival delays up to 45 minutes, so, check your schedules and call ahead. that's a look at your ride. erika, back to you. >> justin, thank you. police will be at the burlington county school this morning, to keep young students safe. >> police received threat against that school, harrington middle, yesterday. office letters stay on school

grounds throughout the day. woman recovering, home invasion, in overbrook. police say two armed men force their way into a home on north 62nd street. got away with cash. storms blew blew that is night, brought down this tree on wissahickon avenue near carpenter lane west mt. airy. crews working all night to remove the tree after it landed on some power lines. >> three to one win over australia. >> nice start. burlington county native carli lloyd went 90 minute, in the mid field. these days she is shoe in for the starting line up. but as "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones tells us, lloyd almost gave up soccer. >> considered one of the best in the world cup, delran's own carli lloyd is big reason why. the tenacious, 32 year old perhaps is best known for her

over time goal in the gold metal games of the 2008 summer olympics, but that moment, almost never came to be. >> meet james australian helps run the academy in medford, new jersey, just might have saved lloyd's career. >> you started working with carly after she got cut? yes, got cut from the us under 21 national team. she actually quit the sport. she was couple of weeks away from completely quitting soccer. >> says it was on these fields, he worked with carly she improved her physical conditioning, and mental toughness. >> had to think how a professional thinks. she had amateur outlook on the game. >> that's interesting. tell me, how does a professional player think? >> well, it is to has got to be your life. you know, i think carly just relied on training to make a better training with her team. she didn't have a separate

life where, you know, she is goes and trains with the team, and then she goes home and hones her own individual game. >> a lot of these young players have watched carly train here, they've learned and they've listened to what she had to say when she would address them. >> i see her doing things that she doesn't practice -- that she does at practice, and she never stops. she talks to us about like mental stuff like how to prepare your mind, because it is not just like skills and stuff. >> they were all watching carly 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 cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> some of the most passionate soccer fans in the country are right here in philadelphia. they're known as the sons of ben, they turn out in droves to root for the union. now the movie is telling their story, how to convince the throwing create the

franchisement tomorrow morning the president and founder of sons of ben will join us live in our studios they're going to talk about what makes fans so special, because it is such a unique organization, here, in philly. >> great story about carli lloyd. story of perseverance. >> and great inches prank for those young soccer players great she gives back. >> well, in you this morning loses its title as best children's hospital in the country. >> us news and wormed report just released new ranking overnight. chop fell from first place to second overall, behind boston children's hospital. chop also finished in the top five in several specialties including cancer, neonatology and orthopedics. >> this thursday we're taking a stand for hope. cbs-3 and the "cw philly" proud to partner with alec's lemonade stand foundation raising money to fight childhood cancer. join us as we remember alex, and continue her dream of

finding a cure. >> time right now 6:49. want to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us live from new york this morning, good morning nora. >> hey, good morning to you, erika, diane a ahead a woman treated for drug resistant tuberculosis after traveling through several states. on the importance every tracking down anyone who came in contact with her. >> plus, john stewart's program to help veterans break into the entertainment industry. china uses drones to stop student friends cheating on tests. and the new taylor service that comes right to your door. the news is back in the morning. see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> all right nora, thank you. >> the word is stream being netflix and brad pitt are teaming up in a new venture. >> netflix says it will produce and distribute a film with the hollywood star. a satirical film titled war machine will star pit as general commanding the us war effort in after began stand.

scheduled to come out on next application next year. >> word is british super model kate moss reportedly kick off an airplane. the 41 year old was reportedly escorted off easy j flight by police. that flight had just landed in london's airport from turkey. police will not officially confirm the incident involved moss, but say, the person was removed for being disruptive during the flight. >> no need to be a drama mama. common. can the simpson's go on without a beloved charger? producer revealed over the weaken bart will be killed off this year on that special episode. do special one every halloween sideshow bob will appear as murder, but before you freak out, bart will be back, the show's executive producer quoted yes absolutely, we're not nut. common? >> i was just going say that can't happen. you don't kill the star of the simpson's. >> and the halloween episode always such a god one. should be good one this year.

>> looking forward to. that will we'll be right back and have your traffic and

>> fight to save historic fishtown heads to the historical commission. parish members trying to stop the archdioces from tearing down the old st. laurentius church. archdioces said it would cost three and a half million to repair the church over 100 years old whereas only take

$1 million to demolish it. today's hearing at the historical commission start at 9:30. >> also, today, new jersey's supreme court is planning to rule if governor chris christie and state law makers have to pay to crib to pension fund for public workers. christy says the stay cannot afford to pay moran that the law does not demand full payment. say the governor bound lie the law, and note they are paying more for their retirement benefits. >> former house speaker dennis hastert scheduled to appear in federal court today, longest serving gop in history pay allegations paid over a million dollars to cover up he sexually molested male student. hastert was teacher wrestling, football coach illinois high school between 196 a and 1981. he has hired high powered washington attorney, thomas green, haster. it will enter plea he broke banking laws and lied to the f.b.i. about that mine.

>> one more quick check the storms not getting out of here just yet. >> not just yet. very, very moisture rich atmosphere to work w so anything that does fire is up going to likely douse you. that's why i would suggest even though everything is very scattered in nature today thankfully not quite as much of a severe threat, umbrellas probably not the worse ideament likely to see things just firing up here really at any time. up until the early evening. start to see drop in the humidity, of course, some clears skies which will be nice change every pace. >> back up starting here, looking northbound taillights, 452, so, again just have some patience this morning, delaware county moving into prime time rush hour. >> coming up, more local news traffic, up next, we're following the latest on a threat that police are now at local school. >> also, right in the middle

of intersection, check it out. your drivers close encounter with a moon. >> goodness? >> come on, little guy keep ongoing. >> oh,. >> on that note, hey. cbs this morning, genista art talks about his efforts to bring veterans into the entertainment industry. >> to continue following your local news weather and traffic, follow us on the "cw philly". where "eyewitness news" will continue after the break.

new jersey's pension system is a mess but don't blame teachers and other school employees. over 20 years, teachers have paid more than 10 billion dollars into their pensions, but new jersey politicians have paid just three underfunding teacher pensions by billions. unless the state makes its pension payments the entire fund could disappear in twelve years- threatening over 200 thousand teachers with poverty in retirement. school employees have done their part. now, politicians need to do theirs. it's only fair.

good morning. it's tuesday june 9th 2015. welcome to cbc this morning. who helped the kill ers breakout of prison. health officials rush to find airline passengers that may have been exposed to a woman with tuberculosis. and john shows us how the "daily show" is helping more veterans break in. but today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. investigators are questioning a