buildings don't have air-conditioning. ceremonies tonight will remain open. >> you'll need the umbrella later this afternoon being tracking thunderstorms on storm scan3 some could be severe too so we get right over to katie fehlinger more on what we can expect. >> good morning, kate. >> i yes good morning to you both. that's real at this. you know starting off with the steamyness, and the warmth to work w as soon as the sun breaks through the low highing cloud cover, we will expect to see some sunshine, and then this front crosses through and those too will basically just clash with each other. the building heat humidity, meeting one cooler and drier air, that's trying to roll through. that's really just the basics of weather. and the way we see these clashes develop, it is just warm, and moist, means cool and dry air and the two just don't like each other. that's when you ends up with stormy weather at the moment. very heavy rain falling in pockets, granted but it is out there across basically the allegheny's on west. eventually going to be what

rumbles through our area. meantime the wind, however nice and light. we've got the moisture. so, that is where the visibilities have dropped off. so readily not everyone hit by this very evidently. but, you can see where it is foggy, you're socked in, under half mile. trenton, allentown, a.c. airport, the list goes on. we're far less than ideal. be ready for that, no dense fog advisories, no heat advisories, both of those weather factors are very noticeable today. it will be down right just hot this afternoon. eventually too we also are tracking the showers thunderstorms, primarily in the afternoon and early evening issue. >> thank katie. right now the issue little bit of rush hour developing on the roads, if you are traveling right now on the vine street expressway, we jump outside and take a look, if you are traveling on the vine, in the westbound direction, that's heading toward 76, as you will in the, we have little bit of waiting line forming. if you are trying to exit on to the eastbound ramp to the schuylkill, traveling in and around the area be mindful of

that. does look lick it is breaking ever so slightly, but only the start, this is only the early formations of a rush hour. because, right now even 95, getting busy, as you make your way southbound, right around girard avenue. again, this is how it starts. so not leaving the house for another 20, 25 minutes by the time you get to the majors, you are going to be expecting the usual delays for sure. >> southbound commuting where you see the headlights, trying to make their way down to the schuylkill. nothing major but again till sterile i and very foggy out. not only on majors, but also, as well as over the bridges obviously, but if you are traveling the betsy ross bridge, we do have speed restrictions at 35 miles per hour, so give yourselves more time there. diana? >> kale in 4:30 this morning toustie story home 1,000 block of west monmouth street. no report of injuries, this morning. firefighters had the flames under control, in about a half hour or so, and the cause that

far fire is now under investigation. >> fiery crash in chester county. >> here the explosions eyewitnesses say the car burst into flames after crashing into a bridge, it happened overnight, on route 322 happen pen drive, west goshen township. no word this morning on the victim's identity, the cause of that crash is still under investigation. >> three alarm fire in west chester. fire investigators trying to determine just how this huge fire started. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now, at the scene, with the latest on the investigation. justin good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes, under daylight, much better view, as damage to this he'd being here at ten north church. i'll step out of the way. see the big gaping hole in the middle of the building, all of the boarded windows right underneath that, the clean up still underway this morning. we did check in with authority, and they tell us, at this time, the cause of

this fire remains under investigation. >> the search for hot spots went well into the overnight. firefighters carefully van as g for potential flare ups after this. ripping from the roof, a line of flames, scorching amounts, and businesses, inside ten north church street, and forcing evacuations. from ladders on hi, crews snuffed out smoke and flare ups below. it took more than 140 firefighters from chester and delaware counties, to get that fire under control before midnight. first responders were called about 9:23 monday night by 11:00 the fire was declared three alarms. >> i hope they can restore it somehow. >> this woman says, she smelled smoke moments before the fire had fully grown. >> i went into new haven pizza my dad is like what's that? the guy is no, what will you talking about? came out and was like that's not good. so someone else walk over and they were like: that's not good. we need to call.

then it got real bad. we saw flames five minutes later. >> very upsetting. >> chief financial officer of d and b first bank. he says the bank side of the building suffered heavy damage. >> we have put a loft monday my this building. and a symbol for the area, and disappoint today see this happen. >> and for many, in the area, this is the heart of downtown. we've seen several runners come by and stop and look at this building. as you can see, it is not in very good shape at this time. the clean up is still going on here. and i can tell you that church street between market and courthouse alley will be closed off for that clean up this morning. the red cross was able to assist those displaced by this fire, and there are no injuries to report this morning. we are live in west chester justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, justin. >> two of the three suspect in a delaware county home invasion are supposed to appear in court today, fourth suspect, is still on the run. police say the group broke into a home on the 2600 block

of old cedar grove road in broomall yesterday. investigators say the suspect pistol whipped a teenager, then raided the family's safe. police think the homeowners were targeted because they own a business in upper darby. officers caught three suspect after spotting their get away vehicle. "eyewitness news" spoke with the man who saw the arrest taking place. >> there is probably good ten cop cars, from all different areas. i got my own kids right here and it could happen to anybody. >> police identify the three captured suspect, 26 year old jermaine wallace his brother 27 year old sterling wallace and the driver, who is a juvenile police have not identified that fourth suspect, and they are still looking for him. >> we'll learn more later today about the pope's visit to philadelphia, this coming september. mayor nutter and other city officials were released on preliminary information about transportation, for the estimated 2 million visitors expected in the city. in the end time, mayor will be

among delegation heading to the vatican to finalize plans surrounding the papal visit. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica don't will be traveling with them. you can look for her reports from the vatican starting next monday on "eyewitness news". well, after days of controversy, the president of the ncaa -- ncapp chapter has resigned. despite stepping down, there are growing calls for rachel dolezal to issue an apology now. cbs news core month dent wendy gillette reports. >> rachel dolezal's resignation as president of the naccp chapter in spokane washington is doing little to quiet the controversy over her race. >> are >> members of the local civil rights community held rally monday night following the development, demanding apology for what they view as deception. >> she was one of our own marching with us, and yet we don't know who she is. >> for nearly a decade, the 37 year old civil rights advocate represented herself as a black

woman. despite her white heritage. repeatedly claim to go have been the target of racially motivated incident. but in 2002 she sued historically black howard university, where she was a student, for discrimination because she was white. that case was dismissed. rachel dolezal's parents who reveal her truett necessity last week say now is the time for her to seek help. >> i think that she needs to step back and regroup before she lungs back in. >> naacp president colonel william brooks says integrity is the real issue. >> people trust us. they believe in us. to have anything impune our name is very offensive. >> the city of spokane is now investigating whether rachel dolezal lied about her ethnicity when landed employment on it police oversight board. wendy gillette, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead this morning the search for two killers who escaped new york prison has gone cold.

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>> the train has gone cold, authorities seem no closer to catching two convicted murders ers from maximum security prison more than week ago. >> not only for my offers and this community, that i live in, law enforcement officers, correction offices everyone involved getting very frustrated not getting our hands on these two individuals. >> hundreds and hundreds of leads, suggest the escaped inmate are anywhere from mexico to vermont authorities also aren't ready to give up on the woods just few miles from the clinton correctional facility. prison taylor joyce mitch he will a periods in court machine day prosecutors say she still cooperating with the investigation, even though she now faces charges of aiding the escape. prosecutors say the two men may have been manipulating

mitchell as far back as 2013. former corrections officer anthony, says the number one rule is that you cannot expect to out width a manipulate err. you need to be aware of your own vulnerability, of who you are. >> in the past mitch hell been investigated for inappropriate relationship with david sweat the nature of which is not clear. but, a source with detailed knowledge of the investigation says mitchell did have sexual relationship with richard matt the source also says sweat and matt had plan to kill mitchell's husband who apparently had not had any contact with his wife since her arrest. >> my understanding has not visit dollars her since taken into custody further had no had any telephone communication. >> andrew spencer cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> 6:13, katie already feeling really sticky out there this morning. >> real circumstances and you know, part of the problem with that diana when you have got the ripe ingredients for fog

it will sock you in. this is very foggy morning shot for you on broad street near the temple campus, and couple every ingredients come into play here, to reduce your visibility, sort of leave the halo effect you see around the street lamp and all of the car lights, as well. and it is not just the moisture content in the air represented by the dew point. but, also, the light wind. if that wind were blowing around there is fog wouldn't have chance to settle. but, it isn't. so that's where it is coming from. meantime remember, dew point basically starts to become noticeable, and if you start to feel the steamy necessary when it hits 65, and you're at least at 65 or greater so, low 407, a pretty oppressive. looks like that will be with us until this cold front crosses. and it will, eventually, but once we see the fog lift, which we will in the next few hours, the sun will bake away, eventually then see if that instability create today bring in some locally heavy gusty thunder storms. so i would say if you still go to the pool, if that's something you were planning, but keep the ears perk. specially for this afternoon early evening when you hear

that thunder please, head inside. because it is going to be one of those rough and temple days when we see the frontal boundary cross on through. again, scattered thunderstorms, locally heavy downpours, we could end up with minor flashflooding and gusty wind potential to go along with this as well. did looks better carton tomorrow. key, lower humidity. we turn active again by thursday. >> good morning, right now traveling on the schuylkill expressway, you will notice, right behind me, around girard avenue, it is still pretty light out there. i would say still pretty quiet. may notice the formation of rush hour building westbound at city avenue. but, generally speaking, it is still pretty early. even if you are traveling in and out of center city, traveling throughout your western suburbs the eastbound side, slow go, just a tad around the curve. i would say westbound schuylkill at city avenue you will still have the pocket forming. ninety-five right around the commodore bar bring i can, no major delays in either direction. how much, if you are traveling on on 95 out of the northeast starting to feel little bit of the slow down.

make your way southbound, out of the area of cottman down through to girard avenue. not full blown delay just yet. but it is just building. we also have disable vehicle on 295 southbound, at 644 the off ramp is partially block. no delays for mass transit. but still speed rye strict owned the betsy 35 miles per hour because of fog. >> investigators are searching for the cause of last night's huge fire in west chester. flames tore through the upper floors of building on north church around 9:30, there are no reported injuries. >> one person is dead this morning, after a fiery car crash on route 322 and chester county. it happened about 12:30 this morning, near pen drive. eyewitnesses say the vehicle passed them before crashing into a bridge. >> and the woman at the head of the naacp in spokane shall washington has stepped down. rachel dolezal's parent announced last week she is white but had posed as a black woman for years. we'll be right back. new jersey's supreme court has spoken but teachers and school employees

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chicago blackhawks have won the stanley cup on their home ice, first time since 1938. former flyer has won it for the first time, in his career. the blackhawks iced the cup on this to thirds periods goal by patrick cane. chicago beat the tampa bay lightning, two-nothing, to take the cup in six games. former flyers defenseman kimmo timonen raised the cup

for the first time, 40 year old announced his retirement after 17 seasons, in the nhl. this is becoming a familiar routine, for people here, the blackhawks have won the stanley cup three times, in the last six seasons and maybe we could have party like this for the flyers, next season. >> we're counting on. that will nba could have new champion later tonight the goal end state warriors are one win away from their first nba title since the 70s. they play the cavaliers tonight in cleveland, leading the best of seven series, three games to two. and the phillies have the worse record in the major leagues officially, and they struggled to their seventh lost in in a row last night in baltimore. error leftfielder codey ash led to the orioles first run of the game. and they won the game, four-nothing phillies have gone 21 straight innings without a scoring run. they play the orioles in baltimore again tonight. >> right now it is 20:67:89

still ahead how sex toy prompted a bomb square in pennsylvania. >> and de ten -- attention working moms. result on new study how your job impact your kid. it is tuesday morning we're coming morning. good morning everyone.

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with katie and some storms today. >> that immediately makes me think of the sound every music when they dot puppet show. >> ♪ ♪ >> well done. i knew someone would step up and yoddle for me. >> it would be me. >> okay, my friends, we take you outside. i want to show you first and for most little cow town graph i can, super fun assume err summary looking with the bright colors. five days shy of the official beginning every summer, i know you're all saying wait a second have we not been in the midst every summer for the last month? yes, still above average today at the moment. fog is a concern. you have got some clouds out there. not too much moisture yet. but this afternoon, and evening, you will find t the union start their us open cup run here tonight at 7:30, chester, i'm hoping that those showers, storms, should be gone by that point. so again afternoon early evening, is generally the window that the showers and storms rumble through. but, we will heat up very, very easily here, as soon as this fog lifts to 90 degrees, hot, sticky, steamy, and then the storms move in later

today. vittoria over to you. >> thank you so much katie. good morning everyone so it doesn't lock like anything is hine me. but it is foggy. can you tell? if you are traveling right now, the vine street expressway yes, it is quite a morning, in regard to fog. solo visibility, what we are looking at here, if you squint your eyes, and see it, this is the vine street expressway, but, completely covered right now. and a lot of our bridges are experiencing the same thing. the betsy ross, you have speed restrictions of 35 miles per hour this morning because of fog, visibility, look at 95 headed into downtown philadelphia. it is rush hour out of the northeast down through to the vine. so plan accordingly diana? >> thanks, vet tore y caught on camera this morning burglar west recalls with a cash register and loses. surveillance video shows the burglar wrestling with the register mrs. k's coffee shop in old city. >> this happened last friday. but, he couldn't open the register because it was bolted to the counter. philadelphia police say he managed to take some cash from another drawer, before finally escaping. in voorhees, police are

looking for the person who stole three defibrillators from local high school, and they were taken from eastern high school early yesterday morning. defibrillators can restart a person's heart during cardiac arrest. if anyone recognizes the suspect, the person you see right there in the video or knows about the thefts, call voorhees police. >> man claim to go have a bomb allegedly robbed a bank in allegany county. after police stopped this car in pit burying there it is, they say the driver admitted to the robbery but said there was no bomb. suspicious package in question turned out to have a sex toy inside. the allegany county bomb squad though took no chances and just blew the whole thing out. >> a loft moms out there will be happy about this next story. say good-bye to mommy guilt. leaving your child to go to work is actually better for them. >> researchers at harvard business school found that daughters of working mothers grow up to be more successful in the workplace than their piers. they also earn more, and are

more likely to be bosses. and sons of working moms are more likely to grow contributing to childcare and household chores. so if you are feeling guilty leaving your little ones, there you go, doing them a favor. >> i love guilt free mornings. >> dough don't we all? >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news". swan found badly burn at new jersey park on the mends this morning. ready to return home today. we're live with a look at the swans road to recovery. >> also, donald trump prepares to make major announcement today. yes says this country needs a cheerleader. >> and, katie is tracking some storms on the way today. vittoria has her eye on those roads, when we do traffic and weather together on the 3's. it is tuesday morning and we're back at the bottom of the hour.

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good morning, to you. heads up for you. it is so hot outside that philadelphia public schools today. students will be sent home at noon. some of the older buildings don't have air-conditioning, you don't juan children too hot. heads up, spec your children home earlier today at noon closing for philadelphia public schools. and that heat already in the seven's, katie, going to feel some thunderstorms later today? >> we have cold front that's that has to cross through at some point, just because it comes through we think

afternoon, early evening, some of the storms could get feisty because of. that will the initial issue actually the fog though, i want to show you couple of dint rent view, out sued kutztown area middle school, beams of sunlight, beautiful start to the day muggy i give that you, still sunlight. where as you're just sock into the fog right now outside beach patrol headquarters at margate. so it is totally different scenario perhaps from neighborhood to neighborhood as you travel out and about this morning. keep that in mine. and it is more than anything to do with all of this moisture that's pent up in our atmosphere. so looking at this comfort index, herring ewing the dew point, remember the numbers on the left, dew point temperatures, not air point temperatures. but what it measures is how humid it feels. and frankly, we will call it oppressive today. pretty brutal one. eventually any fog out there is going to yield for sunshine, and you have to get the front through. that will help trigger showers and thunderstorms. at the moment all pretty much confined from the allegheny's on west, give it time. so, later this afternoon we

expect those showers and thunderstorms to ignite into the early evening as well. so the p.m. drive at least the early part of it could be impacted by that. any storms that do fire up could produce very hovey downpours, certainly very gusty wind, frequent lightning. i would suggest the umbrella although won't be solid line that moves through necessarily, and anything that fires up vittoria could drench you. so you don't want to get stuck. >> absolutely rain boots on stand by, as well. anyway, good morning everyone, i have my pink rain boots in my car. right now if you are traveling out and about, it is a good idea that you give yourself some more time this morning. we have low visibility, could have weather that could impact you, and then also just rush hour forming. take a look at the schuylkill expressway, if you are traveling westbound we're definitely seeing delays approaching city avenue. as you make your way out beyond grad win, eastbound on the schuylkill seeing some problems making your way around conshohocken, when i say problems, it is really just rush hour delays. not incident related traffic. if you are traveling on 95, southbound, out of the

northeast, down through to the vine, i mean, look how hazy it is on 95. up and over the bridges, same story. and if you are traveling the betsy ross, still have speed restrictions of 35 miles per hour, due to fog and low visibility. so just keep that in mind if that's where you are headed this morning. we take a look at speed censors, schuylkill dropping. thirty your average, 17 on 95, new jersey still okay, 476 also not awful. and no majors delay for mass transit. diana. >> thanks, vet tore y happening today, a swan badly burned by chemicals is going back home. >> that vicious attack happened last month at par vin state park in salem county. that is where you find "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo great to hear there is a happy ending here, jan. >> reporter: erika, diana, very good morning to you very good morning for everyone that helps nurse this swan back to life, and back into a good enough condition where it can be released into the wild. this swan has been on very long road to recovery. it was injured, weeks ago now, he's gone through weeks of rehab rehabilitation,

recovery, and finally, healthy enough to be returned to the wild little later today. take a look at the video you may remember, just what bad shape this white swan was in, not too long ago. this is video taken in early may, after the bird was found near death. here at par vin state park pit grover township. animal control pick up the dehydrated and unresponsive swan, from the park, that day and got it help. the swan suffering from what appeared to be chemical burns all over its head. the veterinarian caring for the animal told "eyewitness news", that it looked like something was poured on or thrown at the animal. now for weeks again wildlife rehabilitation experts had been nursing this animal back to health. and again today, it will be released back into the wild. now, at this point no updates on who may be responsible or exactly how this bird was injured, in if the ers place we do hope to get update a little later on, when that swan is brought here, to par vin state park and released back into the wild into it home. we will bring you update just as soon as we have them. for now live in salem county,

jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> greatest's recovered. jan, thank you. >> good to see. >> right now 6:35. and vice president joe biden takes another step today to returning to public life after the death of his son, beau biden. the vice president will give his first public speech today since beau biden's death last month. he's speaking at the clean energy investment summit at the white house. you're lacking at shots from beau biden's funeral and will also have lunch with the president this afternoon. gone ailed drum almost announce whether he is running for president today. will also release summary of his assets, worth estimated $9 billion. the washington post reports part of his likely entry into the race for the republican nomination. >> you have heard the rhetoric political squabbling, what do you need to know about the cart rounds every trade deals? >> cbs news analyst jill schlessinger here to break down the issue live in new york this morning jill, good morning. what was the bill that congress voted down?

>> that was the trade adjustment assistance, or taa which offers financial help and retraining for workers displaced by free trade. now, that bill was attach to something called fast track, authority for the president to negotiate global trade deals for congressional approval or rejection. the thing is, fast track means, congress can't put any amendments on those deals. so here's the deal. ta a and fast track since the trade act of 1974, that is until friday's vote, when house democrats delivered big defeat for president obama likely to be another vote this week, but it will be a tough sell for all of those democrats who slipped from the president. >> okay, now, how does this bill impact the transpacific partnership? >> here's where it gets thorny. so, pay attention here. unless the president has fast track trade authority he's hard pressed to complete the 12-nation trans specific partnership, that's the tpp.

it is a trade pact that would create a free trade zone for about 40% of the world's gdp. that deal under negotiation for nearly a decade. it would link the us, canada, mexico and nine countries in the asia pacific region, but does not include china. tpp, it aims to eliminate tarriffs on goods and services set rules for resolving trade disputes, and harmonize patent and intellectual property regulation. >> jill, what are the arguments for and against tpp? >> now this is casino every funny, listen to what i will put together in one group. president obama congressional republicans, and business groups. they are all on one side. they say tpp will unlock foreign markets to american goods, it will also force asian competitors to improve labor and environmental standards. on the other side, house democrats, labor unions, and environmental groups argue it would lead to more

manufacturing job losses, would benefit big corporations disproportionately, would ultimately fail to adequately enforce the workplace standards it promises. now, until the president has fast tracked trade authority tpp on hold. so you might hear more about it, but not going to happen until we get that first bill passed. >> and there will be the quiz on the "cw philly" so we'll wait for that, jill. see what happens. >> thanks for breaking it down for us. >> thank you. >> on add more than million cars to its recall list. details next. >> also ahead two, shark attacks in north carolina have people on edge. but, now lifeguards on the west coast they're getting some high-tech help to start looking for sharks in the water. >> plus, flip flops and high heels, can take a toll on your feet. doctor jen is here with some simple things you can do to ease the pain, and prevent an injury this summer. we'll be right back.

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>> still unclear whether the same shark attack two teenagers. thirteen year old girl, 16 year old boy each lost parts of their left arms in the attacks that has just minutes apart. one beach in southern california is hoping to prevent such attacks and they are using a drone to monitor sharks in the area. reporter stacey butler from our sister station in los angeles has that story.

>> lifeguards new drone over the surf and seal beach reveal chilling look, at just how many great white sharks are now feet from the shore line. >> this morning, we launched it, ten minutes later we new ten, 12 sharks, all in the surf side area. >> steel beach joe bailey says for the past month, he's flown the drone regularly. he says in a matter every minute lifeguards can see the five to 6-foot great whites up close in real time without going in the water. the drone recorded this video of a juvenile great white in waist high water surf side. luckily, no swimmers were in the water. >> if we get bigger sharks, we get sharks that are aggressive we're actually going to close the water. >> these locals aren't taking any chances. >> sharks are like kind of my biggest fear, so that's like very daunting for me. >> until the drones, and sharks becoming more ago press grief, surf side seal beat will reap remain open to the public.

they say shark siting enter at your own risk. >> stacey butler reporting. hopefully folks headed to the beaches for the weekend. how is the forecast? >> today, good place to go would be on the shore maybe on vacation this week, it would be good excuse to maybe see little bit of the cooler air that's in place for us here today. down at some of the shore points, but it is muggy outside across the board. we take you to the eyewitness weather watcher network. we is her know on couple of these, 74 degrees, coming into us from jerry within the last half hour, little mixture of clouds and sunshine, he is in kop. again, at 74 degrees. we go across the river to one more, 70 sent in from robin actually got the fog, one of many locations really finding the fog out there. but it is patchy. and where it is, you are socked into it. at 99% humidity after all. and her temperature, is dew point, her dew point is 70. so, you know, very, very foggy start to the day. because of that. we go ahead take you out to the main look, storm scan3 show you what's happening with

the atmosphere in general. so we have cold front today. that's the first story. you know the fog fishily out ahead of it, once it gets through or cross will be bringing us fresh rounds of thunderstormsment tropical bill still churning away expected to move on shore. eventually recur of and get caught up in the main flow of the rest of the atmosphere. so we are very likely going to get in on some heavy rain from what's left of the storm by the weaken. but, for the here and now severe weather threat out there. it is a very slim chance, but still expecting with all of the moisture that's caught up in this atmosphere heavy downpours to come with anything that fires up. gusty winds certainly frequent lightning but, that really looks like the primary concern. in the meantime, up until that point, we will spike to near 90 degrees if not actually 90. on this tuesday so heat index values with the humidity, that could be as high as 59 or 100 degrees. so, drink lots of water. that's the drink of choice. avoid that strenuous activity if you can. thankfully there is relief on the way. it is a short-lived break. but tomorrow will feel so much

betterment still warm, but the sun is back, and the humidity gets wiped clean. vittoria? >> thank you so much katie. good morning everyone, the schuylkill expressway definitely running into some high volume problems. if you are traveling throughout this rush hour, 76, if you are commuting in the eastbound direction this shot here around conshohocken, if you are traveling between the area of gulph mills as you move your way beyond the stretch of the curve down toward gladwynn, you are going to feel the heat of rush hour. also, westbound, not a picnic either. approaching the roosevelt roosevelt boulevard out towards the area of gladwynn, you are slow, as you take a note here, the further west you head, out toward conshohocken, the better it gets. in new jersey, 42 freeway northbound definitely stack as you approach the area of 295. the delays on the 42, that will affect 55, and 295 so just make sure you know that if you are traveling or trying to get from new jersey, into pa the betsy ross bridge, as well as the ben franklin bridge, had very heavy fog. be minds full of low visible we take a look at the speed censors, 16 your average on 95 delays start around

academy, then continue to slow you down all the way through to the vine. once you get to the vine street expressway, seeing westbound slow downs from about broad street through to the schuylkill. no major delays however for mass transit. erika? >> are you fitting your best foot forward when it comes to your shoes this summer? favorite flip flops, you know they're bad, to the hi, high heels. at times many of us have sack advertised our feet on daily basis forking. >> so true. good news, there are some simple steps to take to heal our aching feet being family physician doctor jen is here with that advice, good morning, doctor. >> good morning, guys. good morning okay, so talking about feet, and foot health, and shoes and stuff. so avenue quiz question. >> what is it. >> so, how many miles do you think the average american walks by the age of 50? >> fifty? oh 50,000? >> i would only say couple thousand like five or ten. >> the actual answer

75,000 miles. so by the age of ooh yes. that means we are putting a loft traction on our feet, walk ago lot we need good foot care. talking flip flops high heal. i know two pairs of shoes i love and so many of douse. >> if i'm not wearing the heals, maybe like a lot of other women out there, i am definitely wearing flip flops. especially during the summer. , so what are some of the things we can do to keep our feet healthy while walking the miles that we do? >> sure. start with flip flops. okay? some of the injuries i see in the office are things like ankle sprains with flip flops. don't have a lot of good support. sometimes fascitis, heal pain, arch pain. going to couple of tips we have, on things that we can do if we're going to wear flip flops. no angry tweets. because you can wear your flip flops, information moderation. so, first thing you want to make sure you do, you want to make sure you get good quality flip flops, real important on flip flops that bend nice and easily, bend at the ball of the foot but doesn't bends too much. nice and sturdy. make sure your foot doesn't hang off the edge of the shoe.

don't wear flip flops when walking long distances, not the time for flip flops. don't re wear the same pair year after year. get new ones. >> other things to do. don't wear flip flops while doing yard work or playing sport. often when i see the ankle prince, ankle injuries. not good time. and then don't ignore the irritation between the toast. sometimes we can get calluses inbetween the toast. of course when wearing flip flops, your skin is exposed so make sure to wear sunscreen. but you can wear them, let me be very clear wear them the right way. >> now, so say you have beaten the feet up, wearing high heels all day long foot pain, arch pain, what should you do to ease that pain? >> so yes. high heels can actually cause some pretty imagine or damages, talking bunions hammer toast, things like that calluses, heal pain, you can actual even get stress fractures from wearing too high heels. so let's talk about our high heal high heal, yes? you can wear your high heels make sure that the tow box is wide enough. you know, we like those real

skinny heals with the real pointed toast. that's not so great for our toenails. can cause toenail deformity. make sure to have nice wide tow box. make sure the heal is wide enough so we have lot of good support so not would be learning on our feet. also making sure we can also wear strap i sandles because that strap i sandals, toast don't get pushed together real important, make sure that heal is low so the six-instill it owes may not be the best. >> i know. >> really important. >> is there a way to tell which shoe is best for your foot type? >> you know what? make sure the shoe fits the shape of your foot. measure your shoe size. we all have about 1 foot that's larger than the other. so, fit your shoes to that larger foot. and measure your feet at the end of the day when your feet are largest. so, keep those things in mind. you will be okay. no angry tweets, i say it again, wear your flip flops. >> much needed, thanks doctor. >> always appreciated. 6:49. we want to see what's coming

up on this morning. >> preview this morning, good morning! >> good morning, we are tracking breaking news out of california. where a balcony collapsed is believed to have killed five people. plus overnight the breaking news from clarissa ward, in yemen, where us air strike killed al quaida number two. so we will talk with michael the former cia director about why he calls it the most significant counter terrorism success since the death of bin laden. >> also, talking about the bad wet they are morning along the texas coast there is tropical storm bill moves in. and then to top it all off we advice the the college offering a degree in beer. news is back in the morning see you guys judge about ten minutes. i think i would have gotten an ph.d. >> no kidding. >> sign me up. thanks, and this morning authorities are searching for the cause of a huge fire in west chester. the three alarm fire burned the upper floors of a bank building on church street around 9:30 last night. there were no injuries. but, a lot of damage.

also, one person is dead, and fiery car crash on route 322 in west goshen chester county. eyewitnesses say the car passed them near pen drive then hit a bridge, and burst into flames. >> police have arrested three suspect in a marple township home invasion. but the search continues for one last suspect on the run. investigators say the men forced their way into a home on old cedar grove road, and then got away with cash and jewelry. >> honda is recalling more than a million cars have potentially fall i airbags affect 2001 to 2005 chiavacci i can models, 2003 to 2007 accord model. problem lies with the takata corporation, which manufactures the airbags. airbags have been blamed for at least seven deaths, and more than 100 injuries worlds wild honda recall has been originally forecaster in states with high humidity, but they have expanded that to a

national scope. >> smokers in new jersey could soon be banned from lighting up in cars when there are children present. a state senate panel okay the measure yesterday. supporters say it protect children critics say the law not necessary. violators face 100-dollar fine, would not be cited unless they are ticketed for a moving violation. so this would be a secondary violation, but still see what happens. >> we will tell you about a beer brewed with veggies are you getting enough sleep? new recommendations on how much sleep you should be getting every night in order to stay healthy. that's coming up next.

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reason to eat chocolate. eating up 100 -- up to 100 granules of chocolate every day may lower your risk of heart disease and stroke. researchers in glands found people who ate the equivalent of two bars of chocolate a day reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease by 11%. and, their risk of having a trek -- stroke by 23%. what about bars of chocolate here? >> maybe hershey tiny mini-series. how about having a beer with a serving every veggies. >> or fresh and brew, the likes of say bugs bun. >> i craft brewer, vegtables grower have team up to make carrot beer, made up of 16% carrot juice, still tastes like regular beer, that's what con soup remembers saying. brewer has named the brew the rabbit cezanne. oh little play on loony tunes elmer fudd. >> i may stick with the regular stuff. >> or carol juice. >> eat a vegetable with your beer. >> takes out the guilt.

>> there you go. >> very mart, all right, folks, today will be very steamy day. already going to notice it when you walk out the door. little bit more row leaf by tomorrow. but that does come with a price of some showers and storms later today. vittoria? >> yep. pack your patience. next on cbs this morning push to stop mean driving too slowly on had i ways, how state troopers are trying to clear the left lane. >> continue watching us on the "cw philly". great morning everyone.

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is tuesday, june 16th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." breaking news. a balcony collapse kills several people near the uc berkeley campus in california. it may be the biggest get since osama bin laden. al qaeda confirms overnight an american air strike killed its second in command. clarissa ward reports from yemen. plus on the road to see how states are cracking down on slow drivers in the fast lane! we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> it has officially hit. the extra water is