victim's relatives to speak at the hearing. >> but i forgive you. >> reporter: tywaza a sander was youngest victim his mother survived by playing dead. >> wednesday night in our bible study, you have killed some of the most beautiful people that i know. >> reporter: this memorial outside the historic emmanuel ame church continues to grow as people of all ages and races come to pay their respects. marisa and her mother came to pray and overcome by emotions. >> it is hard, it is hard to explain tour children. >> reporter: reverend jackie lewis and melinda weeks showed their support. >> quick, and to pray for the healing of our nation. >> reporter: city of charleston will come together for a vigil. had marley had hall for "eyewitness news".

>> the judge set bail at one million-dollar on a weapons charge and another judge will hold a hearing later on those murder charges but unlikely roof will be allowed to leave jail. well many local pastors who are prepared their weekend services may reevaluate safety of your own churches in the wake of the charleston church master kerr. "eyewitness news" reporter todd king year is live at mother bethel ame church in society hill with more, todd. >> reporter: and chris those shootingness charleston have now put a new spotlight on the idea of armed guard in church. the shock over shooting in charlton inside african-american ame church has reverb rated here to the sister church mother bethel ame. >> my congregation, it hit really hard. especially those active in the building at times and they can feel now their own vulnerability. >> reporter: at thursday night's inter faith vigil here armed security personnel were on hand, after pastor mark

tyler said security has always been a big concern and what happened in charleston is a horrific example as to why. but when asked about security specifics at the church, reverend tyler remained cautious. >> i guess really in lie just where things are i would rather not comment, you know what kind of protections we have here. >> reporter: you provide security sometimes armed security for seven churches in philadelphia. >> yes, do i. >> reporter: roger owns his own germantown based security firm that specializes in protecting churches. sometimes those armed guard are in plainclothes. you described it almost like an air marshall. >> yes. >> reporter: on a plane. >> yes. >> reporter: people don't know next to them in the pew could be an armed security guard. >> that is correct. >> reporter: while reverend tyler say padded down parishioners are making them walk through metal detectors is going too far but he has a different take. >> are we there yet as a society? it is something we have to address and look at and have these conversations. >> reporter: we are?

>> yes. >> reporter: well, he says that the most common danger, he deals with typically involved people who are mentally ill or dealing with couples, who might be, involved in some kind of domestic violence situation. reporting live tonight from society hill, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thanks very much. stay with "eyewitness news", we will have continuing coverage of the south carolina church massacre, and at 5:30 today we will hear from the woman who helped police nab the suspect. flooding caused by remnant of the tropical storm bill is blamed for death of the woman in oak a police say she was kill trying to drag through high water. flooding threatens a highway bridge on the border of texas and oak a red river is at near record levels and dangerously close to overflowing its banks. here at home whatever is left of bill could make part of the weekend a soggy one. we will soon be under a flood watch, meteorologist kate bilo is in the cbs-3 weather center with more what we can expect this weekend kate. >> it is not best news to

deliver, summer weekend looms ahead with fathers day and start of the summer on sunday, we do have some rain to track and heavy rain at that. in fact, even this evening we are seeing a few thunderstorms popping up on storm scan three. not everyone getting them but they have heavy localized downpours associated with them this one moving over northeast area right through bensalem, cheltenham wissonoming and route one and now crossing i-95. heavy downpours with that particular cell. anything that pops up this afternoon or this evening there will be quick hitting but they have heavy rainfall, associated with them. you can see a few heading down for delaware as well. let's look at is what left of bill, still a tropical depression, this thing has held on to circulation as you can see circulation with that system as it moves into portions of southern illinois. this is going to really move across northeast into the weekend and get here by late saturday night into sunday. that is when a flood watch will go in effect for the entire region and will start late saturday evening and

continue into sunday evening. tropical depression bill right now wind at 25 miles an hour, central pressure at 1,006 millibar watch as this follows the path of the storm. philadelphia and points just to the west of over 2 inches of rain associated with the moisture from that system. here is our flood watch that goes into effect saturday evening and will continue all day sunday at least through sunday evening. by the way flash flood watch that lighter green for portions of d.c. and baltimore area first forecast for tonight watch for spotty showers and storms, otherwise it is pretty quiet. 83 degrees outside. for 9:00 we are partly cloudy at 80 degrees. 11:00 p.m. partly cloudy at 78. not a bad night tonight. we will have more on when heavy rain will hit and if we salvage this fathers day week toned get outside chris back over to you. disturbing discovery made inside a trash truck in atlantic county. an african-american worker found a noose above his seat and he now fears for his

safety. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke to that man today and joins us with the utilities authorities in egg harbor township, cleve? >> reporter: chris, egg harbor town hip police say they are just getting started with this investigation, the atlantic county utility authority known bit since june 3rd but just reported it yesterday. the employee who saw that noose says he is hurt by what he has been found and how it has been handled. scott henry says he has been worried about his life after discovering a noose in his work truck two weeks ago. he was about to start his shift picking up trash for atlantic county utility authority and there was the noose over his passenger seat. >> i felt threaten, immediately i felt like someone targeting me black guy that goes open up the truck and i see a noos there. that is serious business. >> reporter: right away utilities authority launched an internal investigation but did not call local police y didn't the utility authority call the police right away. >> because at first it wasn't seen as a hate crime scott

henry didn't identify it as a hate crime at that time. it was an unfortunate incident that appalled us, and we were going to follow-up and get information. >> reporter: frustrated at his boss's lack of answers and peering for his own safety he called his representative on the county freeholder board earn is coursey. >> it is an issue that need to be taken very, very seriously. something you just cannot sweep under the rug. certainly with what just happened in south carolina two days ago. >> reporter: atlantic county lead's greed and urged the utilities authority to file a police report. egg harbor township police started an investigation but henry says regardless, he is thinking of finding a new job. >> this is a hostile work environment and i didn't think anything was funny about the situation and everybody was down playing it and i'm really hurt that it worked out like that. >> reporter: scott henry tells me he will now take off for six to ten weeks because he is feeling, so much pressure and anxiety. reporting live from egg harbor township, cleve bryan cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. man is recovering after being shocked by down wires in south philadelphia. chopper three over that scene on the 200 block of fitzwater street. crews responded around 11:30 this morning unclear just how wires came down. the 29 year-old victim was taken to presbyterian hospital but no word on his condition. flames shoot through roof of the home in the 5600 block of boyd street in germantown. "eyewitness news" on that scene after 1:00 a.m. as fire fighters tried to stop the fire. they had a tough time because house was boarded up, from the inside. there have been earlier reports of a person trapped on the second floor but fire fighters cleared the scene no one was inside and in one was hurt. clean up and repairs of the ruptured water main in nicetown could leave businesses closed for several days. crews are using a network of dehumidifiers to dry out the baker center plaza tonight. officials believe about 7 million gallons of water rushed into that center's parking lot and stores on thursday. water main break right there

left behind a crater several feet deep. >> we have pressure built up and start getting that loose soil we have a ton of pressure and that is why you have that large sink hole. >> age may have played a factor. the infrastructure in philadelphia is aging but we are working to replace it. >> reporter: it is still not clear what cause that had 48-inch water main to rupture. today the boy scouts of philadelphia chapter offered a new policy to allow gay adults to serve as scout masters. they say they have long sought a policy of inclusion. nearly a month ago boy scouts of american president say the organization ban of gay adult scout leaders needed to end. after the remarks local chapters were allowed to adopt their local policies. ralph roberts has died at the age of 95. roberts began building his cable empire in 1936 when he purchased a small cable company in mississippi. he continued buying up cable companies and ran comcast until he was in his 80's. in a statement comcast said,

roberts died last night of natural causes. well, street closures will make it tougher to get around center city tomorrow morning. streets near the old pnb building will be closed so that helicopter can remove an old air conditioning june from it atop one south broad street. crews will also install a support system for a new ac unit there. lets look the at maps. streets from 11th to 16th street, near market will be closed up from 6:00 in the morning until 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon, so it could be a problem. give yourself plenty of time to get around if you plan to be in that area tomorrow. could be a mess. >> could be. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a frightening day on the job for pennsylvania construction workers when a bridge they were standing on collapsed. then they are married with three kid but for one new jersey couple they crossed paths, 16 years before they met. we will tell you what an old family video has now revealed about their past.

a philadelphia police officer's act of kindness, goes viral see how he gave two children a hannan their chores and why woman behind the camera wants everybody to

a portion of the bridge under construction in central pennsylvania collapses injuring three workers. this happened yesterday, in ridgeway, el k county. surveillance cameras captured the moment half of the ten three-year old bridge came tumbling down. authorities say a worker underneath suffered the most serious injuries and the cause of that collapse is now under

investigation. twenty-two people, were hurt when a cruise ship crashed into a wall in upstate, new york. toronto bound ship was entering a lock on the st. lawrence sea way when it hit a concrete barrier. authorities say 19 passengers and three crew members were treated at a hospital for minor injuries. it is still unclear if the ship will be able to complete its journey. volcanic eruption in indonesia send hot ash pouring down side of the the mountain. authorities are closely monitoring this volcano which has been more active then usual in recent days. it had been dormant for more than four hundred years before activity resume in 2010. despite some warnings that the volcano could blow at any moment villagers that lived nearby have refused to leave their homes. still ahead on "eyewitness news" an old family video with the revealing secrets. a new jersey couple find out they are crossed paths 16 years before they met again. we will hear their story. also, we have heard of

face lifts but how about a voice lift. our health reporter stephanie stahl will tell us about the latest luxury for aging baby boomers looking for the fountain of youth next.

pretty much anyone who is married can tell you the moment they met their husband and wife. >> imagine if you nearly met your partner, but didn't know it, until years later. that is exactly what happened to jordan and ryan spencer.

the couple return to the scene of that chance encounter it happened at sesame place when they were both little kid. so in 1988 they have home video, here it is, do you see boy in the glass that he is walks in front of the camera right there. well, that is jordan's future husband ryan, then age 13. both of their families were at water park at the same time. how about that. jordan now tells a different story when they asked her where she met her husband. >> i tell them that i officially met my husband on a blind date in 2004 but we crossed paths in 1988 at sesame place. >> isn't that crazy. >> wow. >> after finding out about the chance meeting sesame place offered to host couple and their children for two days, that is pretty great. they are taking plenty of video on their kids on this trip because well, you never know. >> you never know, that is right. >> couple decades we may be saying the same thing. >> magical things happen at sesame place. >> would i say that because we both grew up going to the

jersey shore stone harbor, avalon, we were probably passing each other and getting fudge at the same time and never knew it. >> video evidence. >> yes. >> you have to look for it. >> well, weather today got better. it is warm. we have had some sunshine. weekend doesn't look great but it could be worse. we have sunshine each day to get outside and enjoy. we will be dodging rain drops. keep an eye to the sky and keep that rain gear handy. lets look at this evening. you can see dark cloud off to the right-hand side there. that is system moving by to the north. we have thunderstorms over northeast philadelphia right now and see cloud blowing off from that. over center city into south philadelphia we are looking at sunshine and blue skies that is depending where you are some spots seeing some showers, and other spots staying dry. thinks our go pro cam on sky cam three, lets look the at storm scan three we have a sweep going and a few spotty showers and storms. any of these producing downpours i have heard from you on twitter. appreciate the reports.

a quick downpour and then moves on out. these are fast hitting, one near reading, is there one to the north east over the river into portion s of ocean county and another cell headed for portions of central delaware. you can see around delran area crossing over 295 moorestown seeing steady downpours at the moment but it will hit quickly and then moving on out. we could see perhaps a shower for the phillies game this evening. it looks like they are missing south philadelphia for now but we will keep an eye on that for you. storm scan three showing bill, you can see that circulation holding steady moving through the weekend. we will see that start to push eastward. it will come in late saturday into sunday morning localized downpours, heavy rain expect to start your fathers day. temperatures nice and warm 87 at the airport. eighty-three will allentown. eight his the average high. you can see weather watchers scrolling at bottom of the screen. look for your neighborhood and get hyper local with those numbers. here is our flood watch saturday evening into sunday flooding is possible across

the region. here is y notice a few scattered thunderstorms. we can see it again tomorrow afternoon. 4:00 p.m. tomorrow but steady comes in at 10:00 p.m. continues early morning hours on sunday. this model wants to clear things out sunday afternoon. that would be great news. keep an eye on. that this quick hitting rain could dump an inch over our area before it does move out. what to expect with the remnants of bill? tropical downpours, one to 2 inches, as much as three. heaviest through morning and midday and perhaps chance to get outside with dad in the afternoon if we can dry things out. overnight partly cloudy and warm 70 degrees. tomorrow morning cloud and some sun 83 degrees. down the shore tomorrow some sun, and again watch for showers here on the beach 78 degrees is our saturday high. here is our eyewitness weather three day forecast and shore cast. sunday morning we are looking for problems. morning rain, afternoon storms and then warm again for first full day of summer on monday.

on the healthwatch, we have heard of face lift, to help us look younger and now some doctors are offering a voice lift so that people can sound younger maybe less raspy. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here explain how this works. >> reporter: here we go just like other body part vocal cord can wear out sometimes too early. well, now voices are sounding younger with the same thing to treat wrinkles. as we age just like everything else, so do our voices. >> i gave you a sample of the voice from a 13 year-old this will be a good year. >> a 25 year-old. >> kind of something like that happened. >> from an 80 year old. >> if you do it the same way you have to expect the same result. >> you can easily pick up who the 80 year-old was. >> reporter: depending on genetics it can be worse for

some. >> weekness in the voice a rattleness, lack of range report report vocal cord are made of muscles and fat just like features in the face. >> they are just like the skin tend to sag and get thinner overtime vocal cord dot same. >> reporter: when that happens less sound is created and that lead to a horseyraspy old voice. >> meet tom at the party. >> reporter: people are having voice augmentation, or voice lifts, it can help a voice go from this... >> one two three. >> reporter: to this. >> one two three. >> it is a simple concept. we want to take those vogual cord that are thinner ape just basically push them closer together. >> reporter: doctors use fill tours do that same fillers that help ease wrinkles. >> restylane. >> report mark abbott credits a voice lift with restoring his voice. >> some people could careless about their voice i'm in the

retiring, i want my voice. >> reporter: voice augmentation injections last between three to nine months. it is not permanent. permanent vocal cord implant are a more invasive option. >> wow. >> much more expensive too. >> but here's the difference you can notice a different. >> dramatic difference. >> nice to know it is there. >> exactly. >> stephanie, thanks very much. still to come in the next hour here what you need to know about a flood watch for this weekend. she's called a hero how a woman helped police nab a suspect gunman in the south kara church massacre, plus. a philadelphia police officer's random act of kindness goes viral i'm syma chowdhry how he helped two children with their chores and why a woman behind the camera wants everyone to see it. and new at 6:00 o'clock, a vaananen pools and hot tubs? well, that is up for a vote tonight in rehoboth beach delaware, but it is not making a splash for everyone, we will look closer at that debate

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i'm chris may, among your head lines at 5:30 today a flood watch will be soon in effect for this area thanks to remnants of tropical storm bill, a deadly storm system has dumped 10 inches of rain

across the southern plains. so what will it mean for us? here's kate. >> well, chris, as we wait for moisture associated with what was bill still a tropical depression we have a few storms popping up this afternoon this one right here right over mount laurel, camden county, 38, 70 very high traveled area on a friday evening. thinks dumping heavy rain and strong gusty wind with it. watch out it can slow down your commute and bill, that moisture comes in saturday night into sunday. this is a a start of a active weekend for us, all across the delaware valley. we will have more on when that moisture from bill will give in and we will salvage our barbecue plans coming up, jessica. >> kate, thanks very much. man charged with murdering nine people in a south carolina church made his first court appearance today. dylann roof appeared via closed circuit tv in a charleston courtroom. his bond was set at one million-dollar but judge did not have authority to set the bond on the nine murder charges.

roof will stay behind bars, for now. at today's hearing the judge allowed family members of the victims to address the accused . >> unaudible. >> tonight in our bible study. >> you killed some of the mess beautiful people, that i have known. >> south carolina governor nicki haley is asking prosecutors to seek the death penalty. even with the giant roof avoided capture for hours but that ended because of a tip from a woman hundreds of miles away who followed her instincts and then called for help. cbs news correspondent hanna daniels has that part of the story. >> reporter: dylann roof was on the run for 14 hours after, a church at charleston. and miles away, in north carolina debbie, had seen, he

was on his way to work praying for the victims when she looked at the driver in the next lane. >> i seen the back of his head. i seen that bowl cut that hair. >> reporter: black hyundai looks familiar and then she noticed the south carolina plates. her gut told her she was looking at a suspect mass murderer. >> i was directly behind him at a stop light and everything going through my mind was what if what if, only thing i could still see those people in charleston and those people with their hand gathering around praying. >> reporter: she wrote down tag number and called her boss at the florist shop. he called police. dills with her heart pounding trailed the car for two more miles until officer pulled him over in shelby. charleston's mayor called her action a wonderful american story. >> the a arrest of this heinous person was so important for the healing in this community. when we got that guy in custody a audible gasp of

relief was heard in our community and in peoples hearts. >> reporter: she denies she's a hero staying divine intervention put her at the right place at the right time. hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the south carolina church massacre, we will bring you the very latest developments on television and on line at cbs philly.com. manhunt continues tonight for two convicted killers who escaped an upstate new york prison two weeks ago now. u.s. marshals have added richard matt and david sweat to their list of the 15 most wanted and they are offering a thousand dollars reward. pair used power tools to break out of prison june 5th. right now authorities say they could be anywhere. >> our plans to pursue these men relentlessly until they are in custody. we will not stop our search, and we will not stop chasing lead until we have caught richard matt and david wet back in prison. >> prison worker, joyce mitchell, has been charged

with helping those fugitives escape. major players in the republican party have gathered in philadelphia this week. three day northeast republican leadership conference is taking place at the center city sheraton. many declared presidential candidates dates are here in philadelphia this afternoon governor chris christie addressed the group and while not a declared candidate many gave his strong hint that he may be close to announcing his can hascy. >> so, if i do this, that is the way i will do it. some day they will say things that are certainly going to make you uncomfortable some days they will say things that will make you say i cannot believe he aid that outlook that is an inside thought not an outside thought. >> conference got underway on thursday and it wraps up tomorrow afternoon. video showing a random act of kindness has gone viral. >> it shows a philadelphia police officer helping a couple of kids with one of their chores. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry has details now from north fill a. >> my gosh that is a blessing.

>> reporter: when bernadette daniels was driving near 20th and diamond sunday afternoon she saw two children struggling to carry their laundry to a laundromat. >> it was heavy they were actually carrying it. it is in the like they had a push cart or laundry inside of bags. it was inside a hamper. >> reporter: she wasn't the only would one that noticed. officer sammy britain pulled over and that is when she handed her phone to her daughter and told her to start recording. >> he told the kid to go ahead and walk. >> reporter: the officer dropped off the clothes laundromat. owner didn't want to speak on camera and said he doesn't know the children but he has seen them before. she posted video on line on wednesday and it quickly went viral. >> all cops are not mean and nasty. that was so nice. >> reporter: bernice says video is a remind their officers are here to help. >> did he something i wanted to do. i wanted to help those kid. i'm thankful he did it. i'm a stranger. i'm a stranger. if i walk up to the children they would have ran and left laundry there.

>> reporter: bernice's the year-old daughter said she will never forget what she witnessed. >> that officer was really helpful to them. he cares about those children walking in the street with all those clothes. >> reporter: philadelphia police say the officer was not available for an interview but bernice wants to thank him for his random act of kindness. >> you went above and beyond and you put your heart out there on the streets of philadelphia and appreciate that. >> reporter: in north philadelphia syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". nice to see. >> yes. >> very nice to see it recognized too. >> absolutely, i love that they were so excitingly telling the story too everybody got a part of it made a big difference for those kids. still to come on "eyewitness news", how much is too much when it comes to planning your kid summer. what parents need to know about over scheduling. make sure you bring your appetite is there a big restaurant opening in center city philadelphia, we will give you a sneak peak, carol. and what is this behind me? a swimming pool. some of the city pools opened, what about the rest of them?

we will have that and opening splash coming up kate. and carol coming up we will have your weekend forecast. i will let you know if you will fit in pool time maybe with dad as we kick off summer on sunday, we will talk about the remnants of what was tropical storm bill and how they impacted us coming

well not so sweet deal for some hershey workers, the company is cutting about 300 jobs, by the end of the year. to save money and streamline operations. hershey has about 13,000 employees, worldwide and it owns the reese's and twist letter brand as well. region's new cheese cake factory is preparing for its grand opening in center city. "eyewitness news" got a behind the scenes tour of the restaurant at 15th and walnut today. newly hired 290 workers are training in advance of tuesday's grand opening. this cheese cake factory seats about 285 people in all and it has locationness cherry hill, king of prussia and willow grove. ♪ >> as "eyewitness news" celebrates, 50 years, we are looking back at a events in our cities history, for many

these ships were a sight to sees june 1928, fleet of tall ships sailed into philadelphia people from around the area along with thousands of visitors crowded the banks of the delaware to catch a glimpse of the vessels docked at penns landing. boats were on hand to celebrate the city's 300 birthday and of course, tall ships will be back in the area next weekend. we will be right back.

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with the official start of the summer a few days away peco is stepping into help seniors keep cool. "eyewitness news" at center park in germantown, peco handed out a hundred free fans to people there, and also made stops at other senior centers a across the region. give away included information about peco's low income programs and energy saving tips, for the summer. swimming, also a really good way to keep cool in the summer. >> that is why so many are excited because first philadelphia, public pools are opening up. meteorologist carol erickson joins us live from north philadelphia with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab hi carol. >> reporter: it is cool, and pools opened today. i think that says summer like nothing else. it was a shortened first day

that is why pool is closed, they have kick everybody out at 5:00 but they were here this afternoon and loving it. look at the temperature on the mobile weather lab. 86 degrees. we happen to be here when the kid and one very buff, adult you might recognize. normally in a suit, d.a. seth williams jumped in the pool. take a look. they are in there and there they go, after a three two one they are in the water and this is first time these pools have been opened all season. today four opened one in each section of the city. starting on monday rest of the 66 other pools will be opening up on a staggered basis. by july 1st all of the pools in the city will be opened. this is just a perfect way for these kids to spend the summer. as city officials say for a lot of these kids, this is their summer vacation. they come to the park, they swim or at the recreation center on 33rd street and they can get swim lessons and do

all sorts of things, practice their cannon ball, all you need is a swimsuit, they don't want people grabbing them by their t-shirts and throwing them around. speaking of safety, remember last year very end of the season, we had a shocking incident in one of the pools. well, because of that they check all 70 pools and electrical systems have been upgraded in every single one of them. some it was absolutely great. still great. i had to drag a couple kid out of the pool to talk to him lets take a listen. >> it is excited to be in the cold water. >> it is fun cool. >> i am mad that we did have to wait until 2:00. >> i'm hat and the pool is cold. >> reporter: that will feel good. >> um-hmm, it sure will. >> reporter: it sure will. pools are generally opened seven days a week machine through friday, 11 to 7:00 and weekend noon to five. they have cam presidents and that sort of things.

but 70 of them will be opened by july 1st. it is perfect for all of the kid in the city and their adult care takers to come down and put the old swimsuit on. we will head back in the studio from north philadelphia. >> carol, thanks very much. >> it looks great out there. those kids and smiles on their faces. i love it. i want to get in with them. >> in better way to kill five, six, seven hours and do a whole day at the pool and enjoy every second of it. >> thirty pop sickles. >> and exciting for young kid as a day at the pool. they get so tired they go to bed and sleep all night. >> yes. >> will we have a pool weekend, maybe a pool saturday not a pool sunday. >> maybe a pool saturday. maybe. you might get a couple hours here and there. not the best weekend. i wish i had better news for start of the um iser. we start summer on sunday. we have sometime to get outside. we will see what we are dealing with right now. down the shore beautiful afternoon. ocean city boardwalk is bustling. we will see people out running, jogging maybe

working off those funnel cakes and cotton kind and fries down there beautiful afternoon with the sea gulls overhead. sunnies shining down the shore but not every where. we have dark cloud moving in the city we had a brief downpour in center city philadelphia as a few storms have been moving through this afternoon. they are localized but locally heavy. lets see if our eyewitness weather watchers have seen thunderstorms. we will check with them. we have got high numbers here temperature wise. peter is at 87 in morrisville new jersey. he is reporting sun. heading down close to the city 84 over the river. this is where a storm came through. lynn springer report ago this thunderstorm in cherry hill. 84 degrees. lynn says had an awesome day off tgif, what a beautiful day until that storm rolled on through. 93 degrees, a at david dutch's house in clementon, new jersey. a few black clouds are on the horizon. we have rain heading our way. as we head back over into the first state of delaware we will check in at 38 with walter, in newark and he sent

us a photo of the beautiful springtime scene there. beach and butterfly sharing a same flower. see them interacting with one another. let take a look at what has happened, nature park camera on our live neighborhood network in new jersey. you can see the philadelphia sky line in the distance. also notice the dark cloud hovering overhead. we have some pretty heavy downpours across the a area this evening. so without further ado lets head to storm scan three and show you where those thunderstorms and showers are. we have one just pushing in northern chester county. another one in ocean county, new jersey. a few more further to the south. over portions of delaware. you can see zooming in here we have still heavy rain moving in through portions of the medford lakes area, kirby's mill. still some showers across the city. we had this over center city and vine street expressway. that has pushed down into south philadelphia. right over stadium area it looks like we will clear that out before phillies/cardinals game at 7:05 tonight. however this is just first in

the long line of unsettled day. flooding is possible saturday evening, through sunday, that flood watch has been issued for the entire region. some spots could see 3 inches of rain. here is our culprit depression bill is still sitting and spinning over midwest with wind of 25 miles april hour and central pressure at 1,004 millibars. watch how the rain follows trajectory of the storm through the weekend and bull's eye just off to the west. it does come through here with one to 2 inches that purple and blue shading and quick hitter late saturday night into sunday morning. rain could come down heavily for a few hours. look at our four models, that we depend on most, gfs north american model nam and r p.m. but they have over an inch of rainfall in philadelphia between a inch and 3 inches. one to 3 inches of rain. an inch not a big deal. we talk about 3 inches we could be looking at pond ing on the roadways, street flooding, poor drainage areas and smaller waterways could start to run high. definitely something we have

to keep an eye on as we head into sunday morning. it will come through quickly and maybe try to clear it out later sunday afternoon. overnight tonight partly cloudy and warm at 07 degrees. tomorrow some cloud some sun. it does look like more cloud than sun with an isolated thunderstorm. hour by hour the clouds hang on, few breaks have of sun watch for that have afternoon storm between noon time and 4:00 and sunday, morning heavy rain and then some clearing, but watch for thunderstorm in the late afternoon or evening f we get sunshine on sunday it would be between noon and 46789 if you want to make any plans we have to keep an eye on the forecast, heavier in the morning. monday 89 degrees. first full day of summer, it looks great. lower humidity. tuesday watch for a then are storm 88 degrees. wednesday looks good shower chance on thursday but for the most part our first week of summer next week looks pretty nice if we can get through the deluge sunday morning courtesy of tropical depression bill. chris and jessica back over to you. well, lot of parents think it is important to keep their

children busy a all summer long. >> but experts say too much scheduling could be a bad thing, cbs news correspondent chelsea edward has more from los angeles. >> we should make some new paintings. >> we should. >> reporter: after a jammed packed break last week joyce wants to try to, balance her children's schedules this summer. >> we are doing a few camps here and there and rest of the time we have activities. >> reporter: pediatricians karen croft says so many children over scheduled during the school year downtime is critical over the summer. >> a lot of kid get up waste too early, going to bed way too late and they are very tired. they are schedule from the minute they wake up until the minute they get to sleep. >> reporter: doctor craft stresses downtime does not mean scream time. kidney combine fun learning and physical activities. >> you say okay, let's do one week of this camp, and then you can have one week of downtime and maybe, three days a week we will do a little bit of some sort of school academic stuff and other

times you can have for, you know facebooking or, instagraming with your friend. >> reporter: doctor croft also says parents should talk to their children and see what they want to accomplish over the break. that is what joyce is doing. >> i think paying attention to their interests and incorporating the academics and the interests will really give them a good foundation for the next school year. >> reporter: chelsea edward for cbs news, los angeles. experts say it goodies to layout ground rules for early in the summer so they can get on a schedule there. >> very good idea. >> let it be tips, very important. >> funnies fun. >> yes. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a animated move friday disney's pixar. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up disney pixar gets you in touch with your emotions and takes you inside the mind of the young girl in inside out.

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two word for local music lovers: sir paul. former beetle business to rock delaware for the very first time. paul mccartney is head liner at tonight's firefly music festival in dover. he is set to take the stage there around 10:00 o'clock tonight. if you cannot make it down don't worry paul mccartney will be at wells fargo center on sunday night. well, dinosaurs jurassic world are expected to dominate box office again after that record breaking opening weekend but they will get big competition from a disney pixar's new animated movie. >> two block busters. kevin frazier of entertainment tonight takes us behind the scenes of the inside out. >> reporter: this week five key emotions work together to

navigate a young girl's mind through ups and downs in inside out. >> i'm joy. >> anger. >> and that is fear. >> fear, rivalling emotions. >> they are expressing themselves in the inside out helping take care of 11 year-old riley. amy poehler plays joy, the primary emotion and she knew the movie was an opportunity for everyone to get in touch with their feelings. >> so, how is the first day of school? >> it was fine, i guess. i don't know. >> you going to pick up on that. >> kid have a hard time telling you how they feel. they just, they are in the equipped yet. they don't have have skills. it is really cool to be able to like use the characters in a film to talk about feelings, because feelings are hard things to figure out. you cannot focus on what is going on there is always a way to turn things around.

>> reporter: mindy kailing who plays discuss has a softer side that connect with the story. >> it vice moving because it is really real about a little girl and the story is kind of sophisticated. you don't get to do that much so i cried when they pitched to it me. i do cry three or four times a day but who doesn't. >> it could be worse. >> we could be lying in the dirty floor in a bag. >> perfect day. >> nice job everybody. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier. new back to you in the studio. for latest news from hollywood catch entertainment tonight, it is on every night and every week night on cbs-3. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now a troubling advertise coverry in atlantic county a worker found a noose hanging in his truck but why didn't supervisor notify police right away. "eyewitness news" talks with the victim who says he now fears for his life. from the wake of the charleston church master local pastors are faced with

reviewing safety measures for their churches. we will look at how religious leaders are preparing for this weekend, kate. we have flooding concerns heading in the first week end of summer, summer begins on sunday and fathers day and we have remnants of bill moving through and i will tell you when heavier rains will hit right now at 6:00 o'clock. >> we're here in rehoboth beach where renters could soon be banned from using, swimming pools, i'm alexandria hoff and i'll explain coming up. we will begin with a shock photo, atlantic county worker found this noose hanging inside his truck. tonight an investigation is underway but one local politician says it took too long to get to that point. well, good evening i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. tonight we are hearing from that work shore said