investigators are standing by. one of the things we have been able to do in the past couple of hours is set up a 1-800 number for any leads that could come into this task force. that would be 1-800-call-fbi. the number is also listed there. there are operators standing by to take any information that would be provided. and what we're asking is regardless of how small people think that the information they have might be we want them to call us. we have investigative teams that are prepared to go out and follow every lead that is sent into this hot line number. and that's what we really need at this point. we need information. we have a good starting point here. we have a good suspect and what we need now is to get the assistance of the community. if they see this car, if they see this individual we do not want them to approach this person. we want them to call 911 and allow us and our partners to

address this situation. >> do you believe in the charleston area? >> we have no reason to believe he's not in the charleston area. he could be outside and we're disseminating this information broadly across all of our law enforcement partners not only on charleston region, but also on the east coast. >> motive? >> as i said earlier, we believe this is a hate crime. that's how we're investigating it. [ inaudible ] >> that's part of the investigation and we'll talk about that later. >> where is the search happening right now? can you tell us? >> well we have investigators in various locations, we'll talk more about that at 7:00. >> can you confirm a report that one woman escaped? >> we'll talk more about that at 7:00. any more about the suspect or the suspect vehicle? [ inaudible ] >> we have a broad way of

communicating not just to the region, but also to law enforcement agencies throughout the united states. that communication process is in place. same information that you have has been broadcast to law enforcement at the local, state and federal level all across the united states. [ inaudible ] >> well obviously at this point we want everyone to be vigilant want them to see if they see anything suspicious they want them to call us and right now we have got teams of investigators, we have uniform officers, we have fbi agents all over the city. and along with our local law enforcement partners. so we'll be looking for this individual and for this car just like everyone else. this is an all hands on deck effort with the community as well as law enforcement. and i think with that effort we'll find this person quickly.

[ inaudible ] >> what i'm telling you, when people go out, they should be vigilant they should be aware of their surroundings and if they see anything suspicious they should call law enforcement. >> that was city of charleston police chief gregory mullen discussing the shooting last night at about 9:00 p.m. in charleston. there are nine people dead in that shooting including the pastor clemente pinkny a south carolina state senator. police are looking for a young white male between the ages of about 21 and 25, who is 5'9" wearing a sweatshirt and drive a distinctive vehicle. chief mullen described an all hands on deck search in what he said was the worst night of his career. we'll have much more from charleston ahead on "cbs this

that was a special report on the church massacre in charleston, that shooter is still unknown however the photograph of him and his vehicle as they release them to the public. >> they are distributing these flyers to get message out there to the public and hoping someone will step forward and dial that 800 call fbi for any lead. lets get back to our forecast with rain on the commute this morning. soggy, soggy wednesday or thursday rather. >> yes, you threw me off there. >> yes. >> sorry katie. >> good morning guys. good morning everyone. definitely soggy with what i would use to describe this forecast here at least initially. it is one of the days where half day is cloudy and half of the day is this. lets go outside and show you first and foremost in our live neighborhood network where it is dreary. within the last five or zero minutes i did see heavy rain falling through cape may

courthouse area right over this observation site in middletown high school. notice that really good solid chunk of rain has rolled through in the last three hour loop here but there is more that is forming on the back edge. we are dealing with the warm front right now. lots of moisture in the atmosphere. certainly cloud. it helps visability be reduced regional wide essentially here. just expect that this will slow you down even if it isn't a heavy rain. i do still suggest the umbrella for most of you. we are going to however see things taper off here, mid to upper 70's at best for our expected high even they wet weather tapers off we will in the get sunshine. that is reason there. our current temperature readings stand in the 60's in atlantic city and philadelphia airport at 67 degrees, and up in the poconos area but it is 59 right now with wind out of the south. that is a sure sign that we have got a warm front lifting in here, again, as we go through the day dreary second

half of the day and it does brighten up, thankfully with time as we wrap up this coming workweek. more on that as the show progresses vittoria. right now rush hour continues to progress, traveling, on i-95 that is our worst roadway at the time but lets first look outside and see where we're headed to first and that is it. traveling on the roosevelt boulevard in the southbound direction you'll note that is string of headlines merging together as we approach the area of south and moving through the schuylkill this delay will continue to build. a as we take in this shot. look at how hazy, wet rainy it is, we will have low visibility and rain will definitely add a lot more slowness towards your commute. if you are traveling elsewhere like on 422 eastbound we are seeing delays out of both 02 but look at this space you have. even though it is slow at least for right now we are still moving. would i say give it 15 to 20 minutes and then it will be that usual stand still thaw

are stuck in. we have an accident on 495 southbound at philadelphia pike so be mindful of traffic in this area, erika. >> back here in our area search is on foreman who slashed a woman waiting for a septa train. the a attack has commuters on alert this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from septa's 13th street station with the very latest on that church justin, good morning. >> reporter: this took place in the market frankford line stop margaret orthodox line, over on yesterday morning wednesday 9:30 a man punches a woman and then slashes her with the raiser and now he has gotten away. police want to you see him so they can find this dangerous man. >> we're looking for public's help in identifying that person from that piece of video. >> reporter: moments before a razor attack septa surveillance cams snapped this glimpse of the man new considered a suspect. victim a 50 year-old woman who

just paid her fair at margaret orthodox station around 9:30 wednesday morning. as she made her way in the paved area septa police say at first man began talking to her unprompted. that conversation turned into an argument and then. >> the man punched her she does not know that man. she had never seen him before. she defended herself, for the back, at which point the man drew a razor and cut her on her forearm. >> reporter: victim lived in the area walk herself to aria frankford where her 5-inch wound was treated. during her a.m. rush septa estimates 2,000 commuters made their way through margaret station but few with endings like this. >> we rarely have an incident of violence and disturbing, and suspect got away on foot, but long before this attack, and, they were all and

. >> and where every go, and it is happening to women. >> police say that this man is a black male likely in his early 20's, with a thin to medium build and again police say if you see this man, last seen wearing a white t-shirt and dark with the black shirts to please give them a call. we are live from center city justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and coming up later this morning new information from parents, on car seat safety. fear of what could be in the water right off the coast of north wildwood after a baby dolphin washes up on the beach with what appears to be a giant shark bite. camden mother's pride for her son shows in a big way find out why he put his picture on the billboard with a whole city to see a proud momma. we will have that story coming up

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shark came up and went chump. >> reporter: beach patrol threw ate way in the real is it should have been reported to the marine mammal stranding center. the director says the shark got the dolphin after it was already dead and suspected a nurse tiger was a culprit. >> if they are floating on the surface soon after death they become food for sharks. that particular dolphin was definitely food for sharks. >> reporter: officials at north wildwood say officials two shark attacks last weekend in north carolina, there is no extra safety concerns for sharks at the jersey shore. what they are worried about each summer is under toe and people swimming on unprotected beaches. >> folks coming down here should pay attention to where they are swimming and pay attention to the life guard. that will keep them safe. >> reporter: marine mammal stranding center says if you see a animal in the surf that is dead or injured stay away because you don't know what is lurking nearby n north wildwood, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:13. lets get traffic and weather together with katie good

morning. >> we are dealing with less than ideal beach day out there, erika. we have a warm front lifting through bringing in soggy conditions across our area. basically just a steady rain. it will slow you down. keep it at the ready through the rest of the morning and this afternoon toss it in the closet because we will see things taper off briefly. meanwhile here's what is left, tropical depression, built still expect to eventually get caught up in the main flow and eventually reach us. warm front today ie showers first half of the day especially, tomorrow spot i stray shower, if anything at all. we will brighten up despite passage of the weak cold front and warm up because of that. looking forward to saturday, more than anything we have a decent day. this is where would i schedule your outdoor weekend plans because that moisture with bill does move in on sunday and puts serious a damper on fathers day activity outside. maybe a celebration all weekend long. if you love sunshine saturday is day to take him out maybe on the golf course.

unday in the looking so hot steamy too. by machine we will brighten up and we will strike 90 degrees, vittoria. good morning everyone. we have rush hour and we have a accident to talk about. traveling on i-95 in delaware county at kerlin street, where you see this activity here, notice an accident compromising the left and center lane, we have a lane and a half, getting by. if you are planning to head on the north bound side of i-95, stay to the right-hand side because that is where traffic is getting by at least for right now. we will continue to update you on that, sometimes when we have accidents, when it takes up two lanes they will close the entire roadway. that is you why want to keep it here to cbs-3 and we will let you know what happens. traveling on the hospitals side southbound on i-95 we have a big gaper delay and you have some rush hour in and around this area as well. you do want to plan accordingly heading out of the area of the blue route and out of delaware making your way toward this point here.

maybe heading to the airport that will set you back. as far as schuylkill expressway schuylkill is getting busy, centrally around vine street expressway and city a avenue. call ahead at the airport. erika. thank you. updating our breaking news we have a look at the suspect in the deadly shooting of an african-american church in charleston, south carolina a young man between 21 and 25 years old walk in that church and opened fire, nine people were killed, more injured. authority called the violence a hate crime. this surveillance video shows a person of the interest in the slashing a attack on the market frankford line 506789 year-old woman was cut in the arm with the razor after an argument. police have two men in custody after gunfire on west tioga street. forty-nine shots were fired and then four cars were hit but there were no injuries. we will be right

. they play afternoon game at the ballpark. they are battling a nine game losing streak. orioles chris parmalee hit hid third home run in two nights. phillies managed to tie that game up but then o's scored four unearned runs to take the lead for good. orioles win this 16-four. hey nerlens noel gave us a sneak peak of the sixers new uniforms on draft lottery night and tonight we will see them up close. sixers are hosting a free

event for all fans at 7:00 at the well to show off their new gear. current sixers and former stars will be there like billy cunningham allen iverson darryl dawkins, they will be all on hand for that big unveiling. >> terrific. >> little will league star mo'ne davis is on a trip through history. >> mo'ne and her anderson monarchs team are taking a civil rights tour. they left philadelphia yesterday. today they will tour white house and meet congressman john lewis. they will see nationals play tampa bay rays in a baseball game. their five city tour will include a stop in birmingham alabama. they are on a 1947 bus that is from the same year jackie robin on broke baseball's color barrier. >> yes, what a great way to spend the first week of your summer vacation. >> a amazing history lesson. >> great important history of the nation's history. >> maybe she will be on the 10-dollar bill. >> maybe, 2020. >> still need more time for that. >> 6:20. coming up a a camden teenager

is surprised to see himself on a bill game, find out why he his mom wants the whole city to know what he did. >> dramatic rescue in texas where flood waters stabbed three teens on top of their car, how they were rescued coming up.

tropical storm bill off the texas coast turning roads in raging rivers. more than waste deep. three teenagers found themselves stranded on top of their suv while waiting for help that water just continued to rise and that forced them to climb a tree to stay safe. fire fighters did manage to get a rescue boat out and brought them back to safety but still thank goodness. >> that rain is not to be messed with. >> 6:23. thankfully not as much, katie good morning. >> it is a soggy start it will be the kind of morning where you need patients on the

roadways but also i suggest umbrella for sure. we will start off by taking you out to the delaware river at palmyra cove nature park taking a view across the river. look closely you can bear liz make out the city's skies scape here. that temperature is not correct. we're more in the 60's right now. we will check on that for you but storm scan is showing signs of life here. there is a hint of the back edge to this. would i say by the time we hit lunchtime we are in the clear. we will not clear up necessary liz, we're stuck with cloud the rest of the day but regardless you can expect to see at least wet weather winding down briefly this afternoon. come tomorrow brightening up and also warming up, vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. good morning. unfortunately weather is putting a damper on our commute making rush hour slower but in addition to that we have an accident situation on the northbound side have of i-95 as you make your way at kerlin streets. what it looked like right now and i'm just following the taillights here, and it is that the right lane is the only lane that ace loud to get by but it looks like they may

intermittently close all lanes as they tend to this incident. we will continue to keep you updated on. that in the northbound direction of i-95, we will deal with that and southbound gaper delay and rush hour and rush hour building on the usual spots of i-95 in the city and schuylkill westbound nicole and erika. we love this story. >> yeah. >> such a nice one. south jersey mom shows her pride for her son's accomplishments. >> she rented a billboard right near his school of all places, in camden to let everyone know he is the total package. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff spoke with the mom and son and has their story. >> reporter: in a sea of signage one smiling face stand out above the rest. aj is a 18 year-old from camden, set to graduate leap academy next week. he knew his mom was proud but he didn't know she would be proud enough to rent a billboard at seventh and cooper street. >> when he turned around and said oh, my god how did you get that up there.

he was totally surprised. >> reporter: billboard reads a mother can't raise a man but i raised a gentlemen. something that she hopes resonate. >> raising a child in camden isn't easy. >> only 8 percent have earned a bachelor's degree but that 8 percent and beyond is where aj is headed. in fall he starts at rowan university where he will pursue a career in engineering and his dreams don't stop there. >> i want to own my own house. my mom wanted a bmw. i will try to get her that too report report not a bad idea, billboard cost his mom $725 and will stay up for three weeks. >> it made my heart warm because good things do come from the city of camden. >> reporter: sign of what is possible for both a son and mother and symbol of hope for a city of below. this ten year-old looks up and

looks at your picture what do you hope he sees when he sees that. >> a young man trying to do good with his life. >> reporter: reporting from camden alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i love everything about that story. >> product of good parenting you saw that mom she was beaming but she did a great job raise ago this child. >> he wants to say thank you and get her a bmw later on. i like the sound of that. >> great story. >> 6:27. coming up in our next half an hour of "eyewitness news" we have an update on breaking news, we have a picture of the man police are looking for after that deadly church shooting in charleston. also another juror is dismissed in the colorado movie theater shooting trial that makes five jurors gone in just eight days, we will tell you why. and your kids are precious cargo of course and now we have new information on how to keep them safe while riding in a car seat. and a rainy start to your day, katie has your forecast, vittoria checking on those wet road when we do traffic and weather together, do not

forget umbrella, katie says rain sticking around until lunchtime, we are back in two minutes good morning.

good morning, to you oh, you want to pack the umbrella and patients as you prior to start your day rain is slowing down the commute right now and it will be with us for next few hours, so you

can see that shot of the center city, we have rain all over the camera lens there. storm scan three is showing that rain moving through coming down for a couple hours and sticking around too right katie. >> it is, we have at least next couple of hours that threat for rain to continue and even if it is not actually physically raining walking out the door, poor visibility, spray from vehicles, it all just slows you down. >> always a mess. >> more than anything it is commute that will be most affect here. if you leave the house in the next few hours do i suggest the umbrella but not a bad idea dealing with soggy conditions like we are across central new jersey for example. you can see there is somewhat of a back edge to this, lancaster county starting to dry out a little bit but we have something iness that rolls through overnight but certainly very damp. roadways are damp. here's what we are talking about here morning rain, showers still rolling through for next few hours heaviest, keyword heaviest those will

fall through 9:00 a.m. i would say still can see a shower up until lunchtime. then second half of the day looks cloudy more than anything. poor drainage flooding is a concern, where we have heavier rain and that is over in central counties of new jersey. we will go hour by hour here. not a heck of a lot of movement on these readings. we are pegging high to hit 77 and that is because even though things do dry out briefly, we will not see much sunshine. that will lit warming for to us day vittoria. good morning everyone. right now space is limited on the northbound side of i-95 because it is getting even more crowded as a result of the accident compromising the two left hand lanes left center lane where right lane gets by. traffic, ever so delicately squeezing by this incident. emergency teams are on the scene, we also have teams as well on the shoulder maybe a disable vehicle and looks like another police office there are or vehicle involved in the

accident. in any case on the northbound side of i-95, this will not be a good place to be commuting at this point here. big time volume including the rain and we have rush hour and gaper delay on the opposite side. give yourself more time and call ahead as well to the airport, nicole. now to breaking news in south carolina police released a photo of the suspect they believe shot and killed a pastor and eight others in a church in charleston. he is described as a white man in his early 20's. police in reason to think that suspect has left the charleston area. the gun man opened fire in the east manual ame church during a prayer meeting last night. police are calling the a attack at the historic black church a hate crime and say the fbi will be involved in this investigation. >> extremely dangerous individual, and we need the public's assistance to identify him a as quickly as possible. >> there were survivors in the a attack but it is unclear how many at this time.

police plan to give another update on the search around 7:00 this morning. meanwhile septa riders are on alert this morning after a frightening attack at the market frankford el station. police say that the man captured right here in that surveillance video, slashed a woman. the attack happened yesterday morning at the margaret orthodox station. fifty year-old victim told police the man whom she had never met before began arguing with her and then got physical. she was treated for a cut on her forearm. the fifth juror has been dismissed in the trial for james holmes, man accused of opening fire in the colorado movie theater. judge says that the juror did not reveal enough about knowing one of the witnesses. all of the jurors who have been dismissed in the past eight days have been removed for different reasons. holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2012 attacks that killed 12 people and injured 70 others. right now it is 5:34. happening today the wearable exercise tracker the fitbit is

going public. >> company will debut at new york stock exchange today. symbol will be appropriately fit. investors seem confident, with the initial public offering at $20 per sale. the ipo should help the company raise 600 million-dollar which is expect to be used for research and development. building permits have soared and highest pace in eight years. home builder confidence saw a huge drop in the under water homeowners has dropped. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger says we might see a summer sizzler in the real estate market. it is time for to you jump in. she's live for you in new york, good morning jill. >> reporter: what is behind this optimism for summer season. >> reporter: economist tell me that activity and prices should continue to perk up. it is due to improvement in overall growth and employment market. americans are feeling more confident about the economy they are more secure in their jobs and as a result they may

be willing to take that big step of home ownership. also mortgage rate remain low and, banks are loosening their credit conditions a bit and that is drawing more buyers into the market. >> speaking of buyers you are saying one group to propel housing are younger workers right? >> reporter: yes, they have been spooked by home ownership. they saw their parents go down graduating with lots of debt but millennials could boost housing. here's the reason, many of them will find that a fixed rate mortgage is perfect ant tote to rising rents. when they do come to that realization nation's home ownership rate which dropped to 63.8 percent in the first quarter, lowest level since 1989 will reverse course. what should potential buyers and even sellers know at this point. >> reporter: buyers, you know this, run the numbers. be crystal clear about what you can afford.

if you are planning to get a mortgage don't forget to correct the errors on your credit record. annual credit record.com. get that. do that before you start the process. it will make priest approval so much easier. sellers, come on now price that house reasonably. realtors say the first three weeks of the home's entrance on the market are the most critical, for creating interest and attracting buyers. if your initial price is too high that house may sit idlely on the market. also know your bottom line, accessible offer and don't be greedy. >> i a say 300 i meant four hundred. >> stick to your numbers. for more on housing sizzling summer go to jill on money.com. >> good advice, thanks jill. 6:37. move over, alexander hamilton time for a woman to be featured on the 10-dollar bill. >> the u.s. treasury secretary jack lou says it will debut in 2020. the woman has not been decided

yet. officials are working on that this summer. the department is asking for public's suggestions, they have launched a a web site for people to give ideas. so far this happen yet tubman, elinor roosevelt betsy ross. >> yes, is there so many women throughout history. >> yes, they will have options to choose from. tweet them. and let us know. still a head, so much time and money each year, this will make you happy on your commute, jan. how easy is it to install your child's car seat or other i havety restraints? many car makers don't make it very easy. we will explain straight ahead. plus an anonymous instagram account targets hundreds of students at a washington state high school, but in a good way, we will have that heart warming story coming up next stay with

. we are updating our breaking news, nine people are dead after a shooting at a historically african-american church in charleston, south carolina authorities released a picture of that suspect a white man they say is between 21 and 25 years old. now authorities say it is a hate crime and the fbi will be involved in this investigation. surveillance video shows a person of interest here slashing attack on septa's market frankford line.

police say a 50 year-old woman was cut with the razor after an argument with that man. police are searching for gerrell hall in the stabbing death of the mother of his children, 28 year-old brittany green. authorities say hall took the couple's three children and dropped them off unharmed. meanwhile more crews or the way to battle this huge brush fire in arizona fire business 85 miles south east of phoenix has burn for 300 acres. >> fire officials say there is zero containment at this point. fire has destroyed at least two homes and 300 people living in that area have been evacuated. so big mess there. right now, latest on our forecast and check with the weather watchers, katie good morning. >> forecast for us is just the fact that it is still soggy outside. lets go hyper local on weather watcher network and zero in on delaware, and we will go here first, for 67 degrees sent in from delores lee in newark where she's still finding that rain falling. she lovelies evening to the

rain, and i love that too. when you have to go out it is great. the jazz festival will be a soggy one that is happening in wilmington. we will go next with lisa in wilmington as she's finding that rain out there cool, damp rain this morning. she has light wind. that is good. a lot of times you don't tend to see very strong wind. that is exactly in a line with the expectation jason is down in middletown delaware, he too finding a little bit of the light rain and drizzle. we had heavy rain and light rain is still lingering for him. lets see what is going on here. second half looks better than first. not a bright day by any stretch. you will be stuck in the clouds here. but we will event i will end up with the clouds this afternoon. you can see a hint of the back edge to this but still like we just saw on the network finding that wet weather out there and all of the rain. slowing you down poor visibility spray from the vehicles all that stuff that

comes with the rainy morning. temperatures that get held back too 77 at best. we will see that sunshine tomorrow allowing things to warm up back in the 80's both friday and saturday, allowing the showers or perhaps a thunder storm either day. both days are pretty decent overall, sunday is when things go downhill and timing is less than ideal for fathers day here. the first official day of summer but very steamy. this is when that moisture that is currently tropical depression bill finally is set to move in. we are looking at a soggy midday with heavy rain and thunderstorms, vittoria, over to you. good morning everyone. unfortunately rush hour will be setting you back. ninety-five, schuylkill expressway, 422, all of the usual stuff that rush hour is making things slower. also behind me notice an accident situation still compromising northbound side of i-95 approaching kerlin street. this accident here is blocking not only left-hand lane but center lane as well and right is only lane squeezing by. you have a southbound gaper

delay but take a look at the delay that stems behind that incident scene at kerlin street. this is 422. this is usually one of my favorite shots because it depicts the entire area here and it does that again this morning because every single lane is that of a waiting line and vehicles trying to push their way ahead they are not moving. if you are watching us a at home, stay home, for as long as possible. before you have to get outside on the road because i-95 northbound is just out of commission at least for right now as you travel throughout delaware county. hopping on i-95 beyond the area of kerlin street you are fine but before you get through are stuck in this mess. give yourself more time wait it out have a a cup of coffee erika back over to you. it is one thing to have a child safety seat to protect your precious cargo in your driveway. >> what about the car's hardware that hold that is seat in place is it simple to attach? jan carabao is live to tell us

which ones make the grade i'm listening, jan. >> very carefully. >> nicole and erika good morning. we want to be clear that the newly released ratings to have do with how easy it is to use your car's latch system. let us explain what we're talking about here. thinks an example in this car one of the latches lower anchors that safely secure car seat inside of a vehicle. problem that this study found is many of these are easily confused with other hardware in your car and some of them are just impossible to spot. many car manufacturers are not making it easy to install child restraints. insurance institute for highway safety has looked into built in hardware in 1100 vehicles. it stand for lower anchors and teathers for children. >> we've val waited over a hundred vehicles and only three earn top rating of good. and more than half were poor or marginal. >> reporter: ratings are based

on how easy hardware toys use. study found in many vehicles, latch can be easily confused with other hardware or just impossible to find. only three vehicles received a rating of good, bmw five series, mercedes benz, gl class and volkswagen passat. those rated poor include toyota siena minivan nissan altima and jetta. it is important to note that iihs says latch hardware with poor ratings still provide the same protection as hardware with good ratings. it is just more difficult to use. >> latch hardware easy to use is more likely to result in a good tight installation. >> reporter: the iihs says that this kind of of hardware need to be installed and more easily accessible areas and car makers should give parents more room to maneuver around all this equipment. reporting live, spring garden, jan carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly.

>> you said it earlier if you are in doubt go to a fire department or police station. >> yes. >> never hurts to be too safe. >> thanks, jan. when it comes tour daily commute it turns out time is money. >> new survey shows consumers are spending $2,600.200 hours a year in traffic. that is an average of ten bucks a day. 60 percent of americans say that their commuting costs increased over five years and that is one perk of this shift. no one on the road, at say 2:00 in the morning. >> heading out on wet road, yeah. >> in totally different story this time of the morning. high school senior in washington state is getting a lot of attention for starting an instagram account counting social media bullying. >> it is called the bend nil length account created last sum their contained positive messages about 600 plus students at east valley high school. some captions, made us laugh, others brought tears to some grateful parents. >> when i came across my goals

i got choked up. sometimes you don't see quieter kid in school get recognition and they don't note that is someone is noticing them. >> they tried all year to figure out the creator of the being,. >> exactly. >> on graduation day the creator revealed himself during his valedictorian speech. connor savick said he did it to focus on the good in everyone. >> amazing. >> you always hear about the bullying on line, so terrific to see everyone including valedictorian. >> smart and sweet. >> we need more positivity on line because you know what it is not worth it, people just be nice out there. >> see good in everyone. >> that was such a great idea. >> we will be right back. >> but first what is coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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well, happening today top republicans, gather for a conference here in philadelphia. >> new jersey governor chris christie ace monk the speakers at the northeast republican leadership conference. he is here, tomorrow, along with presidential candidates lindsey graham and rick santorum. three day event will be held at the sheraton in center city. ♪

>> well, republican presidential candidate donald trump will not be playing neil young's rocking in the free world at his campaign stop. young has requested he discontinue using that song, he has supported bernie saunders the vermont senator running as a democrat. as you can imagine that setback did very little to slow down donald on the campaign trail. >> he just keeps on going. he wants to make sure everyone knows his hair is real. >> is that sucker real? >> yes it is real. >> that is too much. the 69 year-old real estate billion air says there are people that won't lake him whether it is for his smile his hair. but promises, to spark the u.s. economy and increase job opportunities but a lot of mystery solve right there. you have have that little comb over. >> you just hold on to it, tugging at it.

>> yes. >> it is real. >> yes. >> he is excited it is real. >> yes. >> unaudible. well, the the rain is certainly out there it is not good for hair. >> yeah, yeah. >> always feel bad for pup toys go out to take their break and they come in and they are soaking wet. >> yes. >> exactly. fashionable and functional, let's be honest. >> lets look at the weather. please, quote me on that one. >> indeed. >> weekend looks good, at least initially. half and half forecast heading to the shore anywhere else, celebrating dad this weekend get outdoor plans in on saturday. just chance for shower or thunderstorm. sunday we are expect ago this moisture from what will be left of bill, to move in, and that will be bringing us a a very soggy second half of the weekend on fathers day

unofficial start to the summer season here. we are looking at wet days here. primarily today it is a morning issue but running in moderate flooding and ponding on the roadways be careful of that. this is tropical moisture, guys heading in here so heavy downpours on sunday. i'm telling you games are way to play on sunday afternoon. i'm making plans right nowy haven't played in a while. >> good stuff right. >> yes, rain for today, should be clearing out orr at the shore head for stone harbor. kathy will be live, later today for "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00 o'clock. >> so you will still be cloudy vittoria. >> and something we always bring down our shore is a deck of card on a rainy day. >> yes. >> well, right now, you are just stuck in the thick of it on i-95, i-95 northbound side is right side of your screen where we are seeing that activity. that is the north bound side

of i925 at kerlin street an accident there this delay is huge, i will try to skip ahead to show this. look at this bird eye view, traffic is just not moving, throughout that portion of delaware county so northbound i-95 huge delay approaching kerlin street. southbound we have a gaper delay on top of rush hour so give yourself more time. we are seeing rush hour delays on i-95 out of the northeast schuylkill expressway, westbound pocket, i mean it is a mess out there. >> yesterday was as well. a lot of construction. >> hour and 45 minutes to get home yesterday. >> yes. >> usually a 30 to 35 minute trip. >> so be careful out there. >> this is a great story. young children mark the even of the school year. >> and this comes courtesy of the local police department. officers from the 14th district celebrated start of the summer at sugar bowl candy shop in germantown. five squad doing enough cash for 200 kid to get free water ice. they also got city summer

curfew schedule. >> yes. >> nothing is for free. >> no, no. >> coming up in a few minutes we will join you on the cw philly our sister station with more local news weather and traffic. >> we are following that breaking news out of charleston south carolina, an awful story officials searching for gunman who killed nine people, inside of the church, we will have the latest. next up, imagine a workday where you are your own boss, companies are allowing folks to manage themselves. we will talk to the

good morning. it is thursday, june 18th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." breaking news. a manhunt is on right now for the gunman who killed nine people at a historic black church in charleston south carolina. police just revealed new images of the suspect. flash flooding forces dangerous rescues in the south. millions face more heavy rain today. and move over hamilton. a woman's face will soon grace the $10 bill. we'll talk with the man who will decide which woman. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds.