the 7600 block of germantown avenue in chestnut hill near crescent valley drive. police are conducting a grid search in those woods looking for her this morning. police, detectives, swat and k-9 unit have been out here all night long. they have used bright lights, heat detecting equipment and their helicopter in the search for a 17 year old. this is her picture sarah wills of upper dublin. she was just 5 miles from where she lived where she disappeared last night. police say she was combing home from a cons inert new jersey with her father last night when she was not feeling well. police save they have gotten preliminary information that she may have been intoxicated they are not sure yet and that is part of the investigation. her father tells police she pulled over next to the woods here so she could relief herself. she left her phone in the car and when she didn't come back her father tells police he searched those woods her will self and then called 911. she has not been seen, since. but her first and other personal items have been found in the woods. but no sign of her just yet

lets take a a listen. >> so we have many officers out here searching and detectives out here searching and we are going to any locations, friend, family members, places where she's men to frequent and it has been with negative results. >> reporter: take a a look at her picture one more time. thinks wills. she's 5 feet nine, 155-pound last seen in a maroon halter top with spaghetti straps, jean shorts white sneakers. she goes to mount st. joseph a academy a private all girls catholic school. anyone who knows where she is who has seen her should call police, of course, authorities and her parents are very concerned about her because she has not been seen or heard from since disappearing at 8:00 o'clock last night. reporting from chestnut hill, jan carabao, "eyewitness news". search is on for suspect who shot a man execution style

in north philadelphia it happened last night in the 26 hundred block of north eighth street. police say the 31 year-old victim was sitting on the front steps when suspect walked up and shot him three times. "eyewitness news" described this suspect as a man in his 20's police are hoping surveillance cameras in the area captured the shooting. women known as black madam faces 70 years in prison when sentenced to day for a botched buttocks injection. page winslow was quick of third degree murder in march. one of her illegal silicone injections killed a tourist at a hotel near the airport in 2011. winslow claims she inject several celebrities over the years. and, get ready to crank up that air conditioning today, the temperature is soaring in the 90's and katie is just a start of the heat wave. >> we believe it will be, yes. >> that is the story for us here we're sticking to it. it looks like a very easy time getting into those lower 90's

here for next couple of days. and, the definition, according to the national weather serve that is we have to go by for to it qualify as a heat wave is three days or more of 90 degrees or more, and that is exactly what we have coming up here. it is getting toasty and steamy in less. lets start off by taking you outside. i want to show you a view down the shore and that shore shot is absolutely beautiful this morning. look at that. this remind me of an instagram photo because it looks like it has been filtered. it is just imperfections on the camera lens that are leading to this but it looks so pretty, i love this shot when we have it. enjoy that sunlight and that sunlight will help get rid of the whatever is left in terms of the any haze that we have out there it is turning muggy. storm scan three quiet as can be, keeping it empty for now but we will see that comfort level start to decrease. a little bit with time here as temperatures heat up, that is one factor in it but your dew point temperature is important too because that measures humidity and moisture in the

air. with the dew point temperature as high as 66, it is right around the point where you start to note that is steaminess. that is where we will end up on the comfort index. as day progresses, expect temperatures to just keep on sky rocketing, 92 by 3:00 p.m. we expect 93 to be the official high. there will be just a spotty shower, perhaps a then are storm. i don't think most of you end up with this, mess of you probably end up with dry weather all day but we do have to allow for a shower or a storm especially from philadelphia on north as the day progresses. in the meantime we are off to that warm start you saw those temperatures. we are in the mid 60's vittoria and it can only go up from here. >> i don't hate it. right now travel out and but will notice rush hour is starting to take place. we will give you a look at what you are dealing w schuylkill expressway doesn't look awful. you are traveling westbound at

city avenue we are create ago this pocket. in and out of the center city we are in the seeing a problem just yet this shot around montgomery drive not too far from the roosevelt boulevard that is always breaking point. we will see heavier saturated track westbound at city and around vine street expressway at 30th street station. we are still waiting for things to ramp up more but we have some delays out there not too far from center city or heading into using i-95. 422 around trooper road still looking good. i would imagine still some nice speed sensors overall but we are starting to indicate that slow down again primarily on i-95. schuylkill expressway relatively in the clear but i never trust 76 ever especially westbound at city avenue. plan accordingly for. that traveling in new jersey and delaware speed sensors are looking great and be mindful of construction traveling in this area that may set you back natasha.

very special day. we are standing for hope, raising money for allah ex-lemonade stand foundation. alex scott lost her battle with childhood cancer but her dream lives on to one day find a cure. erika is live in the cbs-3 great hall where the phone lines have just opened up. we have to get them ringing erika. >> natasha, we sure do we are celebrating ninth annual alex scott stand for hope tell thone. we want to thank our great volunteers as always, we have great nursees from children's hospital of philadelphia here. they are waiting to take your call. as one guy in particular i want to point out this is greg, thanks for coming in, greg. greg is guy whose even if will ring first. if you call this number right now, you get to talk to greg. that number is 844-977-2273. we are raising money for alex

lemonade stand fund days working to find a cure for childhood cancer, it was the dream of alex scott. >> she turned lemons into hope. >> make lemonade. >> alex scott was only four years old and we were the rare and deadly form of cancer. when she held her first lemonade stand not for herself but for other children with cancer. >> helping people. >> story quickly spread across the country about the brave self less little girl and that inspired other children to open up stand bearing her name >> will alex died in 2004, at just eight years old. >> lemonade. >> lemonade here. >> reporter: her dream survived to help children with cancer. >> alex's lemonade stand. >> reporter: every year there are more and more lemonade

stand and more and more money just keeps coming up. >> whether it is a quarter a dollar, a hundred dollars a thousand dollars. that much closer to making it a cure. >> reporter: that is what it is all about thousands of children with cancer. 844-977-2273. >> cancer. >> thank you, we have so many folks making donations thank you. joining us is liz alex's mom. thanks for joining us what does it mean after so many years, the effort is still going strong. >> it means so much. me personally it is incredible as a mom to see alex remember and all of the volunteers here.

it is inspiring to me. it really just i cannot describe what it feels like. >> did you have any idea all those years ago when alex started this what would become of it, what it is to day. >> no, in fact, i was really proud that she wanted a stand but i thought she would raise five or $10. if anything i thought it was cute, she would make a difference with the lemonade stand, i could have never imagined what we could have accomplish together helping and getting behind her to help kid with cancer. >> what do you think she would think of what this has become. >> you know, i think she would be really pleased but she was always the first one to say great job but there is more to be done and we take that very seriously and we plan to do this until we finish what she started. >> liz thanks very much. we have half the room fill, everybody calling n guys good start here. thanks very much, liz. we invite to you call in that number 844-977-cbs 36789 we

have great motivation. these are invent testifies not motivations, you can get $50 $50 donation you can get a terrific dunkin' donuts mug foy a 50-dollar donation you will receive a dunkin' donuts gift card for $25 and pull out big guns and make a hundred dollars donation you will get a $50 gift card to dunkin' donuts. this is such a heart warming site to see right here back in the great hall, a lot of folks, only back row not on phone we can get you on the phone to help make a difference, do that right now pick up the phone natasha back to you. >> get those phones ringing thanks very much we appreciate. that we will be back out there soon. search expand for a two prisoners, on the run after a daring escape, where police think the killers could be hiding out. also more questions about the deadly amtrak derailment after investigators reveal the engineer was not talking or talking or texting during the crash. what is next in the search for answers, and katie says it is

going to feel like a middle of the summer to day, she's tracking the rising temperatures when we do traffic and weather together for you. 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.

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today is your chance to make a difference in the fight against childhood cancer, give us a call to make a donation to alex lemonade stand foundation, the number to call is 1.844.977.cbs3 again that is 1.844.977.cbs3, we have got to put all those lovely volunteers to work, call them. we will be here until 8:00 o'clock tonight to take your calls and help fine a cure for childhood cancer. it is 6:13. right now lets find out is what happening with traffic and weather together.

but they are up and active. front at boundary sipping on through, it is going to be a very spotty shower or thunderstorm out there today you can see moisture well off to the north of that area but we are building heat and humidity and back in the 90's here today and it looks like it will be a running theme tomorrow as well. still steamy and flirting with records by the way and also on at day. a as long as we hit 90 degrees that will make it a heat wave in problem. we will be tracking a new cold front by that point there may be a shower or thunderstorm that fires up as well throughout the first half of the weekend. at this point we have a couple of cloud outside kutztown area middle school but off in the distance sunnies brightening things up a little bit and again that steaminess is the

key. it is not oppressive but definitely hot outside. so take it easy, especially if you are falling in the sensitive category, kids, elderly, you suffer from respiratory illness anything like that air quality is less than ideal today. we will look forward to tomorrow and saturday all in the 90's here and then by sunday and monday, it is a bit more of the dose of reality we will say, in the low to mid 80's the spectation and we should have just some clear skies for both days too. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> can you imagine little lemonade stand cheerleaders maybe next year what a great idea. >> i love that. >> yes. >> i will be their personal coach i was a cheer leading coach at one time. anyhow good morning traveling out and about you will want to be aggressive, and, take on this rush hour. if you are traveling 95 in the southbound direction, you know, cheer leading is my twist, did you like that.

s you make your way in center city philadelphia, primarily delays start around allegheny and continue to form down through the vine. you know how it goes. it will continue to get worse than this schuylkill expressway westbound at city avenue in the awful but i never trust schuylkill. it will get busy and keep it here, stay wit

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have you pick the phone up to make a donation to the ninth annual alex scott: stand for hope telephone. here are the numbers 1.844.977.cbs3 (844)977-2273 volunteers are ready wait to take your calls and put them to work. phone lines opened until 8:00 tonight to help us fulfill alex dream of finding a cure for childhood cancer. we can all do this together. let's call in. natasha. search does continue for pair of quick murderers, this morning as police learned more about their daring prison break and possible accomplices in the case. sources tell cbs news that the female prison work's ledgely planned to pick up richard matt and david sweat have after their escape but she never showed up. that is the latest when mitchell got cold feet and went to the hospital for mental treatment. investigators questioned mitchell but no charges have been filed against her.

former texas police officer accused of using excessive force at a pool party is apologizing for his actions. cell phone video right here shows officer eric case bolt taking down a black teenage girl and pointing his gun at other teens. casebolt and other officers were responding to a report of the disturbance at a pool. casebolt resign on tuesday and his attorney says her client had responded to, two suicide calls before that pool incident. >> with all that has happened that day he allowed his emotions to get the better of him. eric regrets that his conduct portrayed him and his department, in a negative light. 's pol guyses to all who are offended. >> an attorney representing the 15 year-old girl, says that her client's civil rights were violated. she said her client has no physical marks from the confrontation but has had a hard time sleeping and eating. suv hit a group of teens

in washington state killing two of them and putting two others in the hospital. washington state police say students were walking as part of the school physical education program when a suv jumped the curve and hit them from behind. police arrested the driver, they say he is doing drugs. 6:21. many teams are getting ready for spring and are they ready to handle their own money. what they need to know before they head to college. bill clinton thinking of a possible hillary presidency what he is willing to give up if he is elect president. those phone lines are opened right now for alex scott: a stand for hope tell-a-thon, right now call in, there is in wait, get right into a volunteer the number is 1.844.977.cbs3 or hop on line at cbs philly.com. we will be right back.

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for a glass of lemonade. >> we hope you can help out with our alex lemonade stand tell-a-thon here to take but in terms of the weather this is great pool weather and great excuse to make yourself a little pitcher of lemonade here. we will show what you is happening, not a heck of a lot at this point on storm scan three we are expecting more than anything dry weather today but hazy, hot humid out there records to beat are as follows, 95 degrees both today and tomorrow for the states anyway and we are going to flirt with both of those for next few days. meanwhile if you are heading to the shore points looking to the weekend specifically, we expect these temperatures as always to be a little bit cooler but still warm enough that it will be great beach weather. you will see a shower or thunderstorm saturday. not a wash out but something to keep your ears perk for if you plan to be out on the san vittoria. well right now i-95 will be very, very slow commute out of the north east down through the vine street expressway this time at cottman as you

will notice, traffic rounding the bend been here barely moving. we will have breaks in the traffic primarily around area of the betsy ross bridge where it gets more lose but as you continue down toward allegheny you jump back in another delay. give yourself more time. forty-two 2a slow down out of the area have of oaks and 202 rush hour is upon us, in major delays for mass transit. bill clinton is willing to give up two things if his wife hillary is elect president. one of them is paid speeches. last year clinton's made 25.3 million-dollar giving paid speeches. america's forty-first president also told bloomberg television that he would also quit the clinton foundation if his wife wins next year. he said it is her call. hillary clinton has joined instagram and posted her first picture it shows clothing with red, white and blue option that is comes in the trademark pant suit. clinton poked some fun at herself. her campaign has been the

named of her most recent book hard choices, caption on that one. tongue and cheek there patriotic. >> yeah. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are continuing to follow breaking news this morning, search for this missing teenage girl, after she disappeared on her way home from the concert. we are live with the clues police have found. today is the day you can help in the fight against childhood capser, so easy, pick up your phone and make a small donation, a dollar, $5 it all adds up and makes a difference. the number to call is 1.844.977.cbs3. coming up, we will talk to a childhood cancer hero, don't miss it, we will be right back.

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we are continuing to follow breaking news, right now, the search for a missing teenager expands after she vanishes in the woods on the way home from the concert. police have found her belongings but there is no sign of the 17 year-old. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live in chestnut hill and been following the very latest in this search, jan. >> reporter: natasha and erika, the hope is now that we have daylight, which will bet's allow police to go through woods behind me and search for this 17 year-old who has not been seen since 8:00 o'clock last night. she was coming home from a cops earth in new jersey with her father at the time. you can see behind me police

are on the scene for hours searching this wood aired use here in the 7600 block of germantown avenue in chestnut hill near crescent valley drive. police detectives, swat, k-9 unit has been out here all night long. bright lights, heat detecting equipment and hell cooperate tore search this area for missing teen. this is her take a good look, sarah wills of upper dublin. police said she lives 5 miles from where she was last seen. here's what police know, up investigators say she was coming home from new jersey last night her father was driving and said she wasn't feeling well. she asked him to pull the car over next to the woods here so she could relief herself. she leaves her phone in the car, rather and when she didn't come back her father tells police he searched wood himself and then called 911. teen had not been seen or heard from ever since. however her purse and her personal items have been found in the woods. it is still unclear why she left early last night it started at 7:00.

when asked if the teen had engaged in under age drinking, police had this to say. >> we're not sure if she was drunk, however, we are getting some of that information that she was involved in drinking some alcohol we're not sure how true that is, we're not sure to what degree it affect her but that is definitely part of our investigation the possibility that she may have been intoxicated. >> reporter: we are still unclear why she wanted to pull over right here next to the wooded area, what happened to her, of course, police are still searching. we wanting to over her description one more time. sarah wills is 5 feet nine, 155-pound, last seen in a maroon halter top jean shorts and white sneakers. she also goes to mount st. joseph academy a private all girls catholic school. anyone who has seen her or any information about her they are asked to contact the police. in the meantime police searching word here.

they are also contacting all of her friend, family and known places in this area where she usually hangs out but right now they have in the been able to find her. we are reporting live from chestnut hill, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we now know more this morning about the deadly amtrak derailment last month in port richmond. >> the ntsb has spent weeks pouring over engineer's phone record for more information about those last critical seconds. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch has more on this new. >> reporter: report before senate panel wednesday the ntsb gave its latest find initial to amtrak engineer brandon bostian's cell phone use. >> we have determined that there was no talking or texting or data usage involved. >> reporter: bostian's phone record are key as ntsb tries to pinpoint a cause of the deadly derailment of amtrak train 188 last month. engineers are not allowed to use cell phones and bostian has denied using his. the train took frankford

junction curve in port richmond at 106 miles an hour, more than twice the posted speed limit. >> it answers for now the question of whether he is on his even if but does not answer why this happened. >> reporter: larry bendesky and his partners represent 12 victims in the crash that killed eight and injured some 200. next they plan to use a phone like bostian's to compare data record. so far it does not appear he was using the train's wifi but that does not rule out he was not using his phone. >> there are 400,000 pieces of data involved in the analysis and because of the extent of that things like use of an app, or other use of the phone has not been determined. >> regardless of when was on the phone or not paying attention, are not wear of what he is doing, he has a responsibility to all of those people who wanting to safely home to their families. >> reporter: that was just continue finch reporting. "eyewitness news" is staying on top of the derailment investigation, we will bring

you any new developments on television and on line at cbs philly.com. 6:34 now. time for traffic and weather together. good morning katie. >> good morning. we are starting off on a hazy note in some locations. we have a hint of that cloud cover. it is more than anything just looking almost misty just because we have got more moisture starting to build up in our atmosphere but most of the day it is, in fact, going to stay rain free for us here as storm scan three at the moment is completely rain free. we are eventually going to see a weak frontal boundary cross through and that could trigger a spotty shower or gusty thunderstorm. in the meantime air quality is less than ideal it is an unhealthy daze, in all of those counties shaded in the gray area basically the entire delaware val that i falls into this. if you're a sensitive group in other words kid elderly asthma respiratory illness of any kind be extra careful on days like this. it will be one of those days where at the height of the afternoon it doesn't feel that

comfortable. 71 degrees the temperature currently at philly international. i wouldn't call that terribly comfortable but humidity is not terrible just yet but look at where we end up. 93 degrees. we do flirt with record territory. low to mid 80's expectation at the shore as well as in the poconos. we are expect to go see just a spotty shower or thunderstorm, as well, firing up, throughout the day. so keyword spotty when it comes to the wet weather it is worth a mention but would i say most of us are looking at a hot dry day humid though. >> well, that is good news at least the sunnies out for a bit. traffic is spotty too in areas, lets take a look outside because if you are traveling, look at behind me 95, yikes. maybe in the so spotty on i-95. maybe on the northbound side. southbound i cannot say that much. if you are traveling southbound on i-95 out of the northeast making your way down through the vine street expressway you will definitely notice delay that stands in front of you this shot not too far from the betsy ross

bridge. there may be some areas around the bend where we open up for ten seconds but then we will jump in the delay like this anyone traveling in center city pack your patients this morning. moving to the schuylkill expressway it is lighter on 76. westbound 76 this shot at belmont is sort of where delay progresses and gets better but it starts approaching city avenue and roosevelt boulevard and that volume will affect the boulevard as well. also traveling northbound i-95 at 420 right lane is block. we have a disable truck causing delays no major delays a affecting mass transit. karl icon gets okay to own trump taj mahal casino resort. new jersey casino control commission approved his plans to purchase the casino. he is buying it through bankruptcy court. icon already owns tropicana casino and resorts. right now 6:36. this month more than 3 million high school seniors will receive their diplomas which means it is time to have a talk. >> not that talk this is only

slightly less awkward the money talk. >> of course, money talk. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to guide you through this process, good morning jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> so where should parents start with the talk about money. >> you should have the other talk maybe a few years ago. but first we will start to explain how to balance a checkbook and introduce budgeting and credit card basics. those balances must be paid back in full each month otherwise there is high interest rates applied. if you plan on co signing a credit card, explain tour kids if you are marrying your credit history for better or worse, remind them paying those late may a affect their chances of getting a job or renting their first apartment. scare them. scare them into paying their bills on time. >> my parents scared me it work well. >> what about teens that are working what should they know. >> they will to have complete tax forms.

you want to discuss difference between gross pay before those taxes are taking out and net pay that is amount you take home. explain major withholding categories these are ones that make their kids head spin, federal, state local payroll, fica taxes and then we want to you establish an automatic savings program. put away 10 percent of their earnings to go in an account and finally open up a roth ira, instill basic investment and retirement concept. some parents match their kids retirement contributions. >> like your 401k. >> exactly. >> also, a lot of teens are starting summer jobs, so what should they know about that. >> reporter: you have to remember that seasonal workers and contract workers may not have their tax west held so kid, set aside 15 percent of your earnings to cover the future tax bill, and if your kiddies waiting tables and

receiving cash tips in addition to base pay remember all those tips should be included as taxable income and that income is subject to federal taxes. for more on how to talk tour kid about money go to the cool web site called money as you grow.org. >> very good. thanks, very much, jill. still ahead this morning we are continuing to follow this breaking news. we have latest on the search for missing teenager who vanished on her way home from the consers. >> ♪ >> if you can give just a little bit or a lot if you'd like you can change lives of children with cancer. give us a call now at 1.844.977.cbs3 to donate to our alex scott a stand for hope tell-a-thon that number again (844)977-2273, we will talk to a cancer hero coming up stay with us, back in a

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coming up on 6:43 on a toasty thursday morning. >> very warm already erika but would i call it more comfortable then it will be later today. we will check in with our eyewitness weather watcher network and we are within a

few degrees of 70, maybe exceeding it as we are in the lehigh valley. julia in allentown and said a mixture of clouds and sunshine right now. 71 degrees. nice and warm for her. it will be a scorcher absolutely the case. we will go out to the south and go into new castle county where it is 70 degrees sent in the last 20 minutes or so and full sunshine for lisa in wilmington. nice clear morning but humidity is more palatable for her and thinking it might be a bad hair day. we hi that i think about immediately pulling my hair back in the bun why bother, right. we will go to one more to david dutch where he received full sunshine in clementon. dew point measuring on his device at 65 degrees. dew point measures amount of moisture content in the air and very much related to humidity. when you hit 65 it tart to feel more humid. we are there. storm scan three showing this latest frontal boundary bulk

of moisture off to the north but is there a hint of it off to i80 and this will go south for a time. we are allowing for shower or thunderstorm but very spotty. we are in a marginal risk for severe weather today and mostly dry. obviously worth a mention down powers, gusty wind, is a primary, threat that fires up, most of you don't see it at all, still something you want to bring to your a attention though. of course, official definition of a heat wave is three days or higher. that is what we have got. it will be seasonal as see a cold front coming through on sunday. vittoria. well, right now we are feeling the heat of rush hour. we have sun glare on i-95. take a look at how that is bouncing off the windshield. traveling on i-95 southbound out of the northeast down

through the vine it is a wash. it will feel like lazy log flum you have ever ridden. traveling right new would i say delays start approaching cottman out of academy and down through vine street expressway. making your way in delaware county bypassing south philadelphia, it is not that awful but we are starting to pick up volume around commodore barry bridge on i-95 in either direction. take a look at ben franklin bridge we are feeling heat of rush hour from new jersey into philadelphia down toward eighth and vine into new jersey. you are great. seven on the schuylkill. twelve on i-95. hitting 40's on the vine street expressway. blue route holding on strong. traveling on 422 i would anticipate eastbound delays out of oaks to 202 and traveling in new jersey minor delays on the 42 freeway as we make our way northbound at 295. looking at our mass transit checklist you are good to go, erika.

today is our stand for hope tell-a-thon raising money important pediatric cancer. alex scott was eight when she lost her bat bull she left behind a wish to find a cure so her friend would not have to suffer. natasha joins us from the cbs-3 great hall with how you can help right now just pick up that phone natasha good morning. >> we have to get your lovely volunteers the nurses of the children's hospital of philadelphia they have quarter call me signs. call me. 1.844.977.cbs3 or (844)977-2237 a stan for hope, so we are also joined by a 16 year survivor right now who better to tell us more about why this causes so important and why we are so passionate about this cause than karen robinson. you have been here every year. >> yes, and it is awesome to come out and see everybody's support. it means a lot to somebody like me. >> tell us about your story.

>> well, when i was 13 months oldy was diagnosed with a cancer a rare liver cancer and after 15 round of chemotherapy and three surgeries with the final surgery being a 80 percent liver recession when i was two i was finally cured and cancer free, and it is, it is incredible. i feel blessed every day. all i can do is just want to give back. >> it is a bless to go see you here and doing so well. tell us more about why people should get involved and why these phones should be ringing right now. >> because when you donate and it helps everybody and it is such a great cause and a donations mean a lot even the smallest donation can change something. it can find a cure, and change the world. >> thank you so much. again so good to see you doing so well and thanks for being with us yet again this year.

we will see you next year too. >> yes. >> thank you so much cameron. we want to get phones ringing. these are volunteers waiting to hear from you. we have incentives to tell but if you do give us a call. alex lemonade stan coffee mugs with the 50-dollar donation, $25 dunkin' donuts gift card for a 50-dollar donation and 50-dollar donation for a -- hundred dollars donation for a $50 dunkin' donuts donation. there are three ways to donate. of course, call is, 1.844.977.cbs3 you can visit our web site at cbs philly.com or text lemonade cbs to 85944. so many ways to donate, and so many reasons why. all right. we will toss it back to you erika in the studio. >> keep those phones ringing thanks natasha. 6:48. time to see is what coming up on cbs this morning. charlie rose joins us from insuring with the preview charlie, good morning.

>> ahead a possible overnight siting of escape killers. we are there tracking search as another town locks down. plus we will talk with the u.s. army chief of staff of the retooling against isis about the new study about a connection between some heartburn drugs and heart attacks, and the tourist in custody because the country says by posing naked they started an earthquake. the news is back in a morning we will see new another ten minutes. >> i haven't heard that within before thanks, charlie. were we walk out the door we will update our top stories and weather and traffic together we will be right back.

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give you a quick update on the breaking news, search continues for missing teenager, 17 year-old sarah wills was last seen getting out of her father a's car in the 7600 block of germantown avenue in chestnut hill around 8:15 last night. we understand they did fine her. so we are looking live at that scene, again she has been found. we got this in a few moments ago 17 year-old sarah wills missing has been found so great news to report this morning. >> yeah. >> we will stay on top of this situation there and the developments around how they found her and everything else, jan carabao has been following this throughout the morning so we will stay on top and get more information, it looks like that could possibly be her father, someone looks to be hugging someone there we are not sure exactly what the circumstances are surrounding i'm sorry are we looking so there is sarah. >> yes. >> i'm told she was found by relatives but her father

hugging her very emotional as you can imagine as this has pretty much been throughout the morning been a terrifying morning as they didn't necessity where she was. police were scouring area in chestnut hill area trying to figure out where she was and what happened to her. this has been an hour's long struggle for them to figure out what happened. >> all night long they were searching for her she just walk out of the wood a few moments ago lots of hugs. she was last seen last night by her father around 8:15 he was picking her up from a concert. she got out of the woods and she did not come back to the car. they found her belongings in those woods but it took until now to find her almost two hours later, so what a relief for family, parents that she is okay. we don't know what happened if something happened in those woods if they were there on her own will or if somebody took her but she just walk out of the woods a few minutes ago. >> very emotional reunion

there. >> in kidding. >> big smile on her father's face there. what a relief. we will have more coming up on the cw philly on our sister station. right new lets get a quick check of traffic and weather together. >> it will be a hot one. >> it is a hot one. we are seeing things steaming up there, if you want relief, hit the pool or hit the beach. that is the best option there or find air conditioning. that will work too. we expect sun and included at the shore points 83 is the spec high. water temperatures climbing still at 64, current rip current risk is low thankfully so not the worst day to take a dip. we will look forward to the uv index in philadelphia and entire delaware valley, it will be up there sun block is always required. you will hear me harp on that all season long as i always do but keep in mind air quality today, right now not ideal. just be extra careful. vittoria. right now schuylkill expressway is not looking great, that would be the eastbound side, as folks make

their way in to downtown philadelphia. this shot not too far from the vine street expressway, westbound pocket of city avenue as they do, take a look at this shot here of 476 right around schuylkill expressway busy, sun glare as well so pack your patients. >> thanks very much. we are following breaking news search for missing teenager in montgomery county just ended moments ago, she has been found safe and sound we are live with new tea tails from overnight when "eyewitness news" continues on the cw philly our sister station. >> also ahead we are taking a stand for hope helping to raise money in the battle against pediatric cancer, we will talk to liz scott coming up on the cw. then later you might call it a hair raising experience when a rabbit out runs an avalanche, we will show you how this little guy did that, coming up, incredible video and he is okay. >> wow. >> scary scene in there. >> incredible.

>> amazing. >> you can find cw philly on comcast channel 13 or hd811. also on verizon fios channel 16 or 516 our rcn 17, hd1017. coming up next on cbs this morning, still on the run massive manhunt for two murderers, continues as new details emerge about a prison employee's connection to the escape. >> to continue follow your local news weather and traffic go to our sister station cw philly right

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@ good morning. it is thursday, june 11th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." the manhunt for two escaped killers intensifies overnight. police surround a new york community, and we are there. plus an extreme rescue in the wild waters off alaska. the coast guard saves four sailors moments before their ship goes down. and western tourists busted for posing nude atop a sacred mountain. locals say they caused an earthquake. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. in the cadyville search area, no one