you about for these dangerous temperatures. and this is the kind of heat, i mean, you want to spend as much time as possible inside in the air-conditioning. really going to get warm today. we're on our way to possibly having the hottest day of the year so far. >> let's get right over to katie for details on it sizzling forecast, i am telling when you i walk out this morning, could you feel it? >> oh, ya. >> wall of humidity. >> it was. >> just walk right into, smack your face into, right? yes, and that's why this heat advisory more than anything, guys actually taking effect. because our temperatures are going to be pretty sim floor what we saw yesterdayment don't get me wrong. yesterday was hot. but when you factor in these rising dew points, in other words, the moisture content that builds up in the atmosphere, we always say right, not the heat, it is the humidity. that's he can actually what it will boil down to here today. no pun intendedment heat advisory will a effect specifically at noon, real when the worse of this starts to get underway. and it is really only for a very localized area of the delaware valley, because lot of you are includedment take a

look. i95, the adjacent counties where it will be in effect. it also means talking heat index values that hit at least 95 degrees, if not greater. so really steamy day un folding but at least storm scan, little hazy outside much like it was yesterday but i would say overall actually expecting a pretty similar day by comparison to yesterday. more sun than anything for most of you. but along the way specially northern counties, probably going to see spotty shower if not rumble every thunder, moving on through at some point later today. late day early evening generally the timing there. most of us, though, stay dry sunshine so, we bake away under the sunshine as a result easily have an easy time i should say hitting the low and mid nine 90s there is afternoon. so we flirt with records for one thing but records aside this is the kind of these can absolutely be dangerous if you're not taking care, it is a fantastic pool day. that said, have sun block ready to go, maybe singing on the way to cape may. get some relief at the shore little cooler there too. but in the meantime, if your

construction worker carol maybe you have to work outside today, you have to be awfully careful. it will be pretty brutal. >> it really is. this is the casino of heat do you have take seriously and obviously keep kids and pets out of cars. because even with the windows down, park car becomes an oven. let's talk cars. let's talk few cars. and not that many cars, which is nice, as we take a look at the ben franklin bridge right now, we've got it on the wide view, so you can see coming out of the toll plaza often you know this is where everybody is jockeying trying to get onto these narrow lanes on the ben franklin bridge going into the city. no problems getting around on the ben franklin bridge at this point this morning. we have the blue route, this is look at the mid-county. and it is moving nicely in both directions, so, if you're out in that area, at this point, you have got no problems whatsoever. taylor swift, well a lot of people are going to be going to that. and that's tonight and tomorrow night at 7:00. they're putting on extra trains on the broad street line on the market frankford line. obviously, it is going to be

jammed screaming fans will be out there. natasha, are you going to be one? not sure. >> shake it off for you. thank you carol. an investigation meantime continues this morning into the cause of this apartment fire in delaware county, the fire left dozens of people homeless, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at the scene in lansdowne she's got the very latest, good morning, jan. >> reporter: natasha, good morning. the red cross is now assisting just about 80 people who have no where to stay, they were burned out of their homes here yesterday. you can see just how big this fire was. their apartments now boarded up. much of the belongings are charred. >> a two alarm fire in lansdowne delaware county has now changed dozens of lives. chopper three over the stratford court amounts north lansdowne avenue thursday night, as firefighters did their best to save as much as possible. but most people who live here are just happy to escape with their lives. >> i'm just very fortunate to be alivement and i'm glad

everyone else made it out of the building. >> campbell anderson got out by the fire escape and helped neighbor along the way. he knew they didn't have much time. >> they spread very quickly. i was on the second floor, and i just had enough time to pick up my keys, my wallet, my cat and i saw the smoke rolling up the steps. >> he's now at a red cross shelter along with about 80 other, who were displaced. >> i left everything in there. my purse, my medicine. >> fortunately, katie nelson was able to rescue her cat. some of her neighbors though, could only look on helplessly, as emergency crews worked to revive their pets. >> we got outside renee cross the street, and few minutes later, the whole bottom was you know, coming, two windows engulfed in flames. >> it took dozens of firefighters to extinguish the flames. thursday's heat was also a challenge. crews forced to pay special attention to hydration. meantime officials say few people had to be transported from the scene for treatment as the rest prepare for a long road to recovery.

>> but i feel real bad for my neighbors on the first floor they lost everything. >> now neighbors here tell us that the fire started in the basement near a storage unit, that's still under investigation. also under investigation this morning the cause of this fire. we are reporting live in lansdowne, delaware county, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jan, thank you very much. also, new this morning police are searching for a gunman, and a motive, after shooting in north philadelphia. the gunman shot a man near 11th and ontario just after 11:30 last night n critical condition with several gunshot wounds. and, police are also now looking for a gunman after a shooting in south philly. it happened on the 600 block of mifflin street. police say the victim was shot in the leg. bullet also struck two cars along that block. the victim is hospitalized in stable condition. there is no word yet on suspects or motive behind this shooting. and, a stabbing victim is in stable condition after he was attack on the 2100 block of taney terrace in south

philadelphia. it happened just before 4:00 this morning and police apprehended a suspect and a weapon just a few blocks away. it is almost a week since two convicted killers escape from a prison in up-state new york. the search now centers not far from that prison. as don champion reports the escape in some towns has brought life to a halt. >> authorities remain focused on the town of katie ville this morning. scouring areas of dense forest, and tough terrain. the latest tip has brought them within miles of the clinton correctional facility, where richard matt and david sweat broke free. >> we need to search underneath every rock and behind every tree until we locate these guys. >> sources tell cbs news, dogs pick up the fugitive's scent in the area. in the woods, police discovered food wrappers, bedding, and footprint. the scene is playing outright in darlene's front yard. >> with them right in front of my house it makes me feel little more at ease. >> prison officials say the

convicted killers used heavy tools, and construction equipment, to cut through a cell wall, and a steam pipe. local engineering steel worker larry jeffers has done work at the facility, he says the two men must have been proficient with the tools or had help. >> either they're very good at what they do, with a lot of good training, or they had some very good equipment or somebody else cut the hole for them. >> investigators say they're questioning several people, including employees at the prison but, so far no one has been charged. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:07 right now. a scary moment for passengers on board us airways flight. plane hit truck during take off at philadelphia international airport. a passenger on board flight 1708 sent us this photo. the plane was getting ready to take off for boston, when it made contact with a truck last night. the right wing suffered some damage. the plane returned to the gate and those passengers boarded another flight. no one was injured. but oh, owe so frustrating

out on the plane ready to go. >> and then like okay, let's get back to the gate and start all over. all work out though. right now 6:08. for the ninth year in a row cbs-3 and the "cw philly" partnered with alex's lemonade stands to hold telethon and yesterday's fundraiser just huge success. >> really was, lot of money raised. some big names also stopped by including the phanatic and swoop. we were all thrilled to be a part of this tradition which has helped raise more than $12 million, in the fight against pediatric cancer. so, how much did we raise yesterday? let's check the tally. there it is. wow, we set new record everyone, our grand total for the alex scott a stand for hope telethon is just under $3 million. a huge thank you to all of our sponsors, and partners, and to you, our viewers. we could not have done this without you. so thank you so much, we appreciate that, and this weekend you can see the prince national story of alex and the other children caring on her legacy. tune in to see our award

winning documentary alex scott a stand for hope. it is airing tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. on sister station the "cw philly". and then again at sunday morning at 11:30 a.m. right here on cbs-3. and always just a day you get shivers done your spine, seeing all of these people come together. >> and seeing the kids, doing so well after the treatment just an awesome day. >> terrific organization. >> 6:09 right now. still ahead a massive hack attack on the federal government, it gets even worse. now learning just how much information the hackers really stole. >> plus this: i'm not going to sit around, and say my life is over. >> bravery, in the face of adversity, local actor seriously injured, in a hit-and-run crash talks about the accident that cost him his leg. it is a "eyewitness news" television exclusive. also, philadelphia's police commissioner opens up about a deadly police shooting. he explains why police initially released incorrect

information, about what led to that shooting. we are talking to him ahead. >> and crank up the air-conditioning everyone. the temperature is climbing back into the 90's today. katie lets you know exactly when we'll see some relief from this extreme heat. >> looks hot looking out that spot down the shore. >> doesn't it? steam. >> i heat is stifling. it is 6:10. glad you're with us, back in a dear fellow citizen, kids are a great thing. before you know it they're in college. if you're lucky, they get a degree

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>> local actor speaking out. sixty-eight year old michael toner lost his left leg after an accident tuesday night. he had left a rehearsal stopped to see friend on his way home, was in the rain, when he was hit crossing at 11th and market in center city. >> i feel traumatized.

you know i can kid around, and joke, and stuff but it is haunting me a little, am i angry, or hateful to them? i don't think so, no. i mean, it was wrong what they did. >> toner spent two days in a medically induced coma. he says he has no memory of the crash. so far police have no leads. it is 6:13, traffic and weather together on the 3's. katie, good morning. >> good morning, that the tasha. hey, everyone, storm scan3 showing a loft moisture building in, across the great lakes region. some will survive as it tries to cross through the area eventually, but really tracking the passage of cold front, by tomorrow, specifically, and that still has obviously day to go. but meantime, we have beautiful sunrise currently underway if you are watching us in hd, see the sun off in the distance here, at the cut town area middle school shop that we've got. definitely hazy, that's more than anything just product of the moisture content in this atmosphere. it is not the most ideal day for air quality folks.

unhealthy levels, for sensitive groups here, that would mean elderly kids, if you suffer from respiratory illness, asthma, anything like that, air quality alert in effect again, for the second day in a row now across the better part of the delaware valley. ninety-three, the expected hi, heat advisory takes effect at noon today for i95 and the adjacent counties here, so hot, sticky again out there. north of the city, dow think we could see spotty shower or thunderstorm. and then tomorrow, as long as we hit 90 degrees, that will make it a heatwave. carol, over to you. >> well, that's a goalie hope we don't make. you never know. you mention 95 corridor, where it will be the hottest so we've conveniently shown you 95. this is around cottman notice the traffic starting to build into the city. people leaving the city not having nearly the problem, not even problem just your typical delays first thing this morning as you come into the city on 95. route 42, this is the one this is the get away lane, right here, this is people maybe headed to atlantic city,

the atlantic city expressway, then people coming into the city saying, i'm so glad it is friday. mass transit well, mass transit is doing fine this morning. septa rales on time. new jersey transit amtrak, on time patco, and dart, all on time. we love on time. erika? >> we sure do, almost as much as we love carol. >> oh, we love our carol. >> specially when she wakes up early for us. >> still ahead this morning do you know someone looking for a job? three's on your side. we'll let you know where hundreds of jobs are up for grabs today. >> and also, helping our heroes, one step at a time. hear why that man is walking across pennsylvania starting this weekend.

>> montgomery county man preparing to leave for the pittsburgh area this weekend by foot. >> yes, this is just an unbelievable task. he'll join group of walkers leaving from center city philadelphia on sunday, for the pennsylvania hero walk. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live to explain why this man is taking this extremely long walk. it is even a long drive justin. let alone a long walk. >> it sure; erika natasha. a long walk-in deed. more than 300 miles closer to 320 miles, i'm told, and again, all by foot. and the veteran you're about to meet, says every mile, every blister is worth it, to help our local vet. michael walking a lot lately,

well aware of his limits. >> i do dot downhills downhills are murder on arthritic knees. >> strong knees a must for his two week journey by foot across the keystone state for the pennsylvania hero walk, more than 300 miles. it kicks off this weekend, on the art museum steps. >> we walk for two weeks along route 30, to get to, you know, above pittsburgh. >> rig has made and work each walk, drawn to volunteer by his own veteran experience. >> i was in out in washington in the army, august 69 ready to go to ship to viet nam as an observer artillery. >> has kept him stateside later compels him to help other vets, he feels made greater sacrifices. >> when they first heard about this walk, i said my gosh, i think of the breaky got and yet, i didn't, you know, i didn't do anything to deserve it but i thought so many guys that i knew that didn't get that lucky break. you know, in a war.

>> lansdale basement is hero walk home base. >> and i track everything, and anybody makes a donation, i know about goes on the donor sheet. >> spread sheets track teams of walkers and their donations, many for a lansdale hero walk he launched few years ago. this year, he expect 1,000 people, and to raise $50,000. >> 168 yes that's huge group. and they've increased every single year. >> over six years, rigs million dollars for veterans. >> as a walkers make their way west, dealing more than just marching, also, still, raising money, seeking dough nations raising more cash to each step toward final destination. >> rig, keeps hundreds of photos and keeps and looks forward to adding more. >> and so we have two walks to tell but this morning that lansdale walk does start saturday morning on west main street, it is about an hour long, and there is free food, and music afterward, the big walk the one on sunday, it leaves on sunday morning, from the art museum steps, it is

broken up in the 20 and 30-mile increments still looking for walkers. >> you know, there is a thought, justin. youyou know, i use today work in pittsburgh lots of hills though pace themself. that's difficult walk. we wish them the best. thank you. >> thanks, justin. right now 6:21, hey my goodness, another eagles pro-bowler is sent packing hear his message to fans, after he's cut by the birds. >> i know, and he we'll show you some of this year's best senior pranks by local student, you will be talking about some of these for days, i think. >> oh, yes. >> i want to know what your senior prank is, too, tell me on twitter. we'll be right back. new jersey's supreme court has spoken but teachers and school employees still fear for their futures. because rather than solving the pension crisis the court says politicians can continue to ignore it.

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>> let's get our traffic and weather together. kick things off with katie. hot friday? >> certainly s already off to very warm, and franklin, just muggy start. you will notice that. the second you walk outside maybe if you had the air-conditioning on last night, why wouldn't you right? it was so steamy 76 at the airport at this point, and i got to tell you the dew point in other words, moisture content in the air, it is very very close to these values. deal with -- dealing with saturated air mass, will feel morrow press i have today as opposed to how it felt yesterday. granted steamy but feeling even worse today. your weekend "shorecast" oh, this is where it is atment granted shower or thunderstorm in the forecast saturday, from cold front crossing through 78 degrees, in the meantime. and as we look at storm scan3 you can see the advance of that front, a lot of moisture to work with up in the lakes.

carol, over to you. >> well, we do have, i wouldn't necessarily call this a traffic problem but it is a situation that is developing, and this is an accident 95 southbound on the ramp to the commodore barry bridge, right lane block, and i think as we've watched this go through time, it gets little more congested, going backward, 95 south near the ramp of the commodore barry bridge, truck that's off to the side. so continue to monitor. that will traffic moving better than this camera is indicating but still getting some delays there. >> things have not been bad at all, took the construction cones away at 5:00 this morning, everybody sipping in, the eastbound schuylkill expressway. so things are fine in that location, ben franklin bridge has not been a problem either this morning so, even though the volume is starting to pick up, as you come into the sit of philadelphia, but, so far so good.

>> cash old, thank up. final head to oakland for game five sunday night, golden state warriors, cleveland cavaliers, are tied at two wins apiece, right now let's take you back to last night cleveland's labron james crashed into camera, and needed stitches, to close the wound. he had only 20-point last night, and the warriors evened out the series with a 103-82 win. mvp set curry and former sixer andre iguodala had 22-point apiece for golden state. now the eagles meantime cut ties with disgruntled guard evan mathis, the fifth pro-bowler to fly the coup this off season. mathis didn't show up for the team's voluntary ota's this week because he wasn't happen which his current deal. he was set to make extra million dollars this season. but the birds took that offer off the table the eagles also gave mathis agent drew rosen house the okay to find a trade partner, but there were no takers. mathis tweeted his farewell

tanks for the memories, fill. >> i last place phillies in pittsburgh tonight to play the pirates, veteran kevin korea will start hirst game for the phils who have lost three straight games now. let's go phillies. right now 6:27. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we have important warning for parent as the temperatures get dangerously hot today. thieves strike at local school, getting away with expensive electronics, the latest on the search for those burglars. >> possible new job for ppa workers, could be handing out more than just park, tickets? just what you want, more tickets, right? carol and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's. oh, it will be a hot day. we are weak in just two minute. good morning.

>> this is shaping up to be the hottest day of the yearment will he's get right over to katie for the sizzling forecast. katy? >> definitely heating up. you said it, guys. actually as a result of that with the building heat, as

well as the humidity, a heat advisory is set to take effect at noon today. but, only for a specific zone of the delaware valley. so we zero in on this map. start things off here for you with a look at the heat advisory, and we will see that along i95 and the adjacent counties again at noon today. so, that is pretty much what we're dealing with in terms of the worse of the humidity, and the heat here today as far as location is concerned. meanwhile, taking a peak outside at the live neighborhood network, do you have nice clear sky across the board right now, in row hope, outside the boardwalk plaza if people are already up and about, 77 degrees, and it is, what, 6:30 in the morning? so ya, you start off that warm. it is only going to get hotter from here. seventy-six is the current temperature at the airport we're in at 62 degrees mount pocono, and as we go throughout the day today we are expecting the high to hit about 93, so, just going to be little flirtatious with the record high we think. we'll see how we do, as we hit 95, that will be a tie obviously, looking forward in that eyewitness weather forecast so, keeping the heat

going, right into tomorrow, and as long as we hit 90 degrees for three days straight it, does officially make it the first heatwave of not just the season but also 2015. so toasty much? yes. >> needed air-conditioning, for sure. >> or just think back to february. >> oh, ya. >> i would take this over snow any day. >> last time i was here, well, about ten minute ago seems like a minute ago probably to you, too we had an accident on 95 south near the commodore barry bridge, i want to check in on that and see how that is moving. one of the lanes was block but cars were still able to squeeze on through. so not a gigantic problem at all. but, still something that you will want to monitor if you're on 95 south and you're headed toward the comador barry bridge. see couple of large vehicles, just stopped, there and we've seen some flashing lights, that sort every thing so make

note that far. the traffic moving along but can slow down obviously through that, through that area. we've got another shot. and it is a better looking shot here, and this is also 95. these people are headed to the airport as they go far enough, they'll be headed into that area where the accident is off to the side near the commodore barry bridge, taylor swift heads up on 95 tonight. taylor swift's in town tonight, tomorrow, and that's definitely going to be increasing the traffic on the roads. and also, adding extra trains on the market frankford line, and the broad street line. >> natasha? >> thank you carol. thieves break into a west philadelphia school and steel dozens of computers it happened at saint ignascious loyola school, north 43rd street, where "eyewitness news" reporter justin fin i have is live to bring us up to date on this investigation.

>> start at saint ignatius say they don't have much. >> rely on grants, funding. >> so when the limb they have found stolen thursday morning it hurt. >> ipads miscellaneous computers, offices broken into computer lab broke mean. >> 8:00 a.m. yesterday staff at the non-profit independent mission school found their front door compromised locks broken and chains removed. what they could not find near $18,000 in laptops computers and ipads. not toys, say teachers, but tools for student. >> it is not like it is an option. you have to have it this day and age. you have to have it to do your homework, to look things up, you know to learn. >> the more than 100 year old parish is a west philly landmark. authority say it is likely those computers will winds up not far from campus. >> we know there are people out there in the community who maybe purchasing these things, maybe on the street, in corner

stores. >> null all 30 ipads gone, five laptops police say if you see a deal seems too good to refuse on i top ipad in the area, avoid it, report it it could belong to the school. in west philly, justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you very much. now, philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey says the rush to inform the public led to bad information being released regard ago police involved shooting, last december the officer told investigators, he feared brandon tate brown was reaching into a car for a gun when he was killed. newly-released surveillance videos interviews, show tate brown running around the back of the car toward the passenger side. ramsey said police were caught between the media need for information, and the need for a thorough investigation. >> the first story usually one that does not have everything down 100% in terms of accuracy now we're caught in the media. media asking what happened, what happened, people want to know we give you what we have

at the moment. as people begin to be interviewed, witnesses are fawn, and so for the sometimes there is slight variation. >> the officer has been cleared of criminal wrong-doing. tate brown's mother has filed a civil right lawsuit against the city. >> recalled philadelphia parking authority could be writing more than just parking tickets if democratic mayoral nominee, jim kenny gets his way. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers explains. >> this is the philadelphia parking authority you are know walking by and leaving the present on your windshield. >> if jim kenny gets his way more to do. >> i don't see any reason why we should not utilize out on the street would align ppa employees with the licenses and inspections department. >> they would make sure construction sites have permits while out on regular cute. >> i asking the proprietor of the construction company do you have your business activity license. >> if they found site out of

compliance though notify li. i, be on their way overall goal, make sure of work site safety. >> here doing the job doing the work, without the right permits, stuff like that, you know, it can cause major damage. >> while ppa employees under kenny's plan wouldn't be writing tickets the construction site, could be writing ticket for other things like, for instance, if you put your trash out too early, on trash night. >> another idea, have the ppa write ticket for littering. something the streets department already does. >> to be clear make sure they are proposals for now if-ee elected details would still have to be work out extra training for employees required. still, he's not worried. >> taking their license number like they do when make being parking ticket doesn't seem to be extense i have training. >> ppa l & i have expressed initial support for the plan but for now the ppa will target the usual violators with trash and construction sites possibly on deck.

matt rivers cbs news. >> one person in the hospital after fire in south philadelphia. fire broke out around tenth and snyder 5:45 a.m. woman in 50's rush for smoke inhalation currently in stable condition right now. the cause of the fire still under investigation. >> still ahead this morning hundreds of jobs up for grabs today. we'll let you know wore apply. >> major jail sale. what happened when that suspect took leap of faith to try to break free. >> plus that time of year. time for the senior pranks and the competition is heating to up one up other schools. we'll show you some of the best pranks from our local schools. that's coming up next. >> ♪ ♪ >> won't be many blank seats

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personal data, personnel data, military records, social security records of every federal employee, office of personnel management offering 18 month of free credit monitoring to affected employees. >> and, if you are looking for work, get ready. gloucester premium outlets is look to go fill 800 spots at 90 different stores. a job fair kicks off at 10:00 at camden county college's blacked when campus. that's where mike denardo from sister station "kyw news radio" is live this morning hey there mike, what are some of the jobs they're look to go fill out there? >> we have part time, full time retail positions at 90 retailers at this time in gloucester premium outlets some of the retailers have been announced, you might recognize the names of banana

republic, calvin klein gap levi's, others not announced just yet. outlet center self still under construction, doesn't open for another two month, or so. but today from 10:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m., here at camden county college, there is going to be a job fair. and if you are interested, come here, bring a resume, be ready to interview with hiring managers, it is quiet here, at the moment, nobody lined up for applications just yet. expecting to see hundreds of job seeker, it opens all 13th. >> i'm sure lots of folks will be looking for jobs, and we wish them the best in their job search out there today. thank you so much, mike. >> you bet. >> on your health watch this morning, the majority of children and teenagers in the u.s. are not properly hydrated. that's according to harvard researchers, doctors say even mild dehydration can cause

headaches, irritability, poor physical performance lack of ability to think. they say that water is the best way to hydrate. rather than having a soda, juice or sports drink. >> and katie you're going to want to have the water at hand today if you're spending any time outdoors today. >> absolutely. if you have outdoor plans try to schedule them around the worse of the heat. get out do them now or maybe just wait until around the time the sun is starting drop over the horizon will feel at least little more comfortable to you. but we're already hey hoo likes pew soup? anybody? you may not like it when it comes to your weather though, feeling like the proverbial pea soup out there right now with very high humidity. we take you on baby tour around the eyewitness weather watcher network observations, full sunshine being reported out in lawrenceville where pete is err is locate. 79% how many i i had at this. seventy-five coming into us from aj, the sun as well, moorestown and he said with that humidity, his dew point is at 70 degrees, according to his weather station.

closer the two numbers the more saturated the air mass will be. definitely hazy out there this morning because of the very same thing. dolores sending in little haze as well here. 96% humidity for her. >> again the haze is, there because dew points are so high. traverse the mid western us. this will be headed our way in the form of frontal boundary tomorrow. this is the part rolling on through, it has a little time to kill before it get here. >> meantime, what it feels like outside. steamy to upward of oppressive. really through today tomorrow. until that cold front crosses then back to much more comfortable conditions. still feeling like summer certainly. but, it is not going to be anywhere near the oppressive

walking out the door on a sunday or monday morning, but as early as monday, actuals renewed threat for showers storms, returns to our forecast. carol, over to you. >> well, we are dealing with some hot roads today. some of them hotter than other. it is not that bad. this is past 202 headed into the city. moving nicely, moving out of the city nicely. the speed though, has changed. if you were watching this morning, everybody at 55 miles an hour, as you tends to find, at the beginning of a rush hour, but as the rush hour goes on, look what ends up happening. you end up getting 25-mile an hour speeds, this is around the city, city line avenue area and 11-mile an hour speeds, and that's on 95, around aramingo. i have a camera to show you just how slow it is, though, these people are creeping along probably faster, little faster than 14 miles an hour or 11 miles an hour, as we've watched over the last ten minute or so. but, still, you can expect, to find your typical slow down headed on into the city, but

it is friday, i'm sure the radios are cranking, on "kyw news radio", of covers. and then, as we take a look at mass transit everybody's on time this morning. get to go whatever they're doing, on this friday. erika? >> carol, thank you. hey, high school graduation season is here, that means one thing, right? senior pranks. seniors across the area are trying to go out with a bang. and, there are some pranks going viral right now on twitter, this great handle called smack high pa. that's the nation's largest high school media outlet with more than 750,000 followers. and everyone's trying to out do the next school. so we have couple of the best ones up loaded by student we want to show you council rock, check it out all of those smashed watermelons don't know what part of the school, but a lot of produce to clean up. imagine how stick that i is right now? also let's take you out to the student new hope solebury, turned their hallway, can you see this? laid down some tarps giant

slip and slide. who hasn't wanted to do that? such a good time. great way to round out the school year. over to downingtown now downingtown stem seniors they covered the room, what you are being look at, look at the little bits, those are post it's. think of the thousands of post it's, and placing them up, one at a time, all over the largest room in that school. and then somebody had to go in of course and clean all of that up. then double one took their time for this, seniors at bensalem high school tossed toilet paper that's what up here, all over the outside of the school. took a break had a snack went un side, bunch of balloons for the inside of the school. it wasn't over just once you walk in the doors. >> over central bucks south seniors littered the hallway with papers so looking down, you know, those spiral staircase, took bunch of paper, just dumped it on there, so ya. and got sent back to clean that up later. over daniel boone, pretty touch tough to walk through the hallway being blockade of

desks and chairs so you couldn't get out or n took their time there. and in let's take you to boyertown bears. hang on, they have new mascot. check it out. they went baaalistic. somebody brought sheep to school. uh-huh. so i don't know how they came up with a sheep, but they went for t1 more for up, okay, take a look at. that will can you see what it is at the top of the flag pole? that's a blow up doll. anibal ons. stuck on the top of the flag pole, sun valley, just get better from here, because guess who got called? the fire department. had to remove the young lady from the flag pole. can you imagine get that phonecall? uh the kids at the high school blow up doll at the top of the flag pole. they went out and took care of. that will we check in to see if anyone got in trouble for any of these prank. we've not heard back from any of the schools. once again nothing was malicious, no one got hurt. thanks again though to smack high pa for sharing those photos, and if you have a good picture of senior prank, we would love to see it or if you remember your senior prank, it

was really good, let us knowment just go on line to twitterment it is at cbs-3 mornings. i would love to see that. natasha, great kids. smart ideas here. >> i know, i would just never be brave enough to do it. i was a weeny. oh boy thanks so much, erika. speaking of smash cell phone video six year old macy gregory presented the queen of england with a pose i. it was her big moment. but as the queen departed a guard snapped attention to salute her smashed little macy in the head right off her head. oh no, she said she's fine don't worry. oh she's just a little overwelmed i'm sure the guard feels terrible. oh boy. oh that's -- >> you see that? >> yes, got to be pretty jackerment poor little girl. and she just had her moment. she ruined it. the guard ruined it. all right, it is 6:50 now. a lot coming up on cbs this morning, charlie roads joins us live from new york with a preview for us.

good morning. >> good morning, that the tasha. ahead we are tracking new clues in the manhunt for two escape killers, plus naacp president whose family says she's pretending to be black. high-tech headbands, soccer players are wearing them to help prevent concussions, and pole dancing is becoming popular this china the news is back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> all right, thank you charlie. didn't see that coming. >> thank you, charles. >> i right now, it is 6:51, inmate on his way to his arraignment, decides to just go ahead make a break for it. >> yes, being treated now for broken bones in light of what happened here, because 31 year old jimmy don wheeler jumped over banister at the county oklahoma courthouse wearing handicuffs. he wound up at the foot of the stairs with cut, and bruises he said he was trying to convince the judge to re less him on his own recognisance.

>> now released to the hospital. >> not good idea. >> bad plan. >> back in just a moment with you, 7:52.

>> no injuries, however, 80 people are now in the care of the red cross. fire tore through the stratford court ants, in lansdowne yesterday. >> police searching for dozen of ipads laptops stole friend west philadelphia saint ignatius school. investigators say, burglars stole them overnight, on wednesday night. >> and the search for two escaped murders ers now focused on area near the prison, they broke out of last week. k9's found the scene and they fawn apparent camp site. >> mayor michael nutter archbishop chaps chaput traveling to rome to put the finishing touches on the city of philadelphia. the two men and delegation, will spend june 22 through the 25th in various meetings, prepping for september's world meeting of families. and the papal visit. no word if they'll meet with the pope, when they go to rome. "eyewitness news" anchor jest did a dean will be traveling with the delegation to the vatican. look for her live report beginning june 22 on cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> right now, we get quick check on the traffic and weather together. and man, i'm sure when we all walk out the door, that humidity it just hits you. >> there it is. yes. >> exactly. so just take it easy today. perfect excuse to maybe go to ukee's pool, jump in. >> grab that towel. >> no one has to know. exactly. rubber ducky noodles everything for you there. five out of five beach pauls for you on a day like this, it is steamy. it is 93 degrees for that high. if you don't have the benefit of air-conditioning, or pool, just take it easy out there. please. tomorrow, really everywhere, not just down the shore we will also ends up with shower or thunderstorm out there. carol? >> yes and running just fans, make sure window is open. keep your pets as cool as you are going to be today. now i want to show you a picture here, this is the schuylkill westbound. at city avenue. it is your typical morning out there. so, it's stopped, slowed but not finding any problems on the roads at this point.

typical morning commute over the area. >> thank you carol. >> well, coming up in just a couple every him, more local news weather and traffic on our sister station the "cw philly". >> up next, questions being raised about the race of this naacp president in washington state. is she misrepresenting her ethnic background? we have more on this controversy coming up. >> next on cbs this morning that's coming up neck, talking with charlie roads. >> and continue follow your local news weather and traffic, turn to sister station the "cw philly". that's where we will meet you

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