reporting 66,000 outages atlantic city electric says more than 128,000 customers are in the dark right now and pse and g, 14,000 outages and del marva says nearly 3500 customers are without power. good morning delaware county remains in the state of emergency with little more than 25,000 peco customers without power after tuesday's fast moving storms. this morning the boro hall in brookhaven is serving breakfast to those still without electricity after tuesday's storms. >> response is taking longer than county leaders expect. they said don't expect power to be restored county wide until sometime on friday. >> we have no where else to go so it is nice that we have somewhere that we can all spend time together. >> the philadelphia union will open up ppl parkas a shelter at 11:00 a.m. together for delaware county resident to shower, cool off get food and water. you forget how much you rely on electricity, until this happened. >> the hard hit areas may in the get their power back until the weekend.

>> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from washington township with how they are managing without that power, good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. no doubt people have been wait hearing just to go about their day and to assess damage as they wait for their power to be turn back on. we're at whitman drive and as you can see this is much of what this area sees this morning, down trees yard, cars crushed beneath and to add more to this people in this neighborhood may have to wait until the weekend as you said to get their lights turn back on. that is the forecast that atlantic city electric, they are the provider for washington township out here and their target is to restore power to a hundred thousand customers by late sunday. they are hoping to have it done by midday on saturday. now ac electric is calling in crews from across the northeast and ohio to help out. and the mayor of the washington township says that they are a key part of the township's clean up efforts lets take a listen.

>> it has to be a team effort. we have to have the electric company because the tree are encased in wires and they are blocking our major roads. we need to have the electric companies with the saws, and our public works gentlemen so that we can get this job done. >> reporter: as you hear the power company also need to help them clean the road major thoroughfares like black horse pike are needed as well. you may hear hum of generators out, those are neighbors waking up having using generators all night as they wait to have their lights turn back on. that wait now may extend until late sunday. now they are hoping to have it done, much earlier. we are live from washington township i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> counting on those generators. pretty nice day overall today. >> katie is tracking storms for later on today right

katie. >> we are off to a pleasant cool start out there too guys. i was just looking on twitter and getting a a couple responses from margot in the eyewitness weather watcher network saying it feels cool but we need that. she's one of the folks that lost her power. so feeling that cooler air is helping at least for the poor folks that still have yet to get back on the grid here. but with the wet weather that we will have, is going to be part of the larger part earn change typically we would be in the mid 80's and that is what we hit yesterday and today, we will drop to the lower 80's tomorrow and continue the tea kline in the weekend. storm scan is empty for now but as we you'll things out there it is, first in line, another series of disturbances and already bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms to the midwest and we have a slight risk or a marginal risk. but primarily south of philadelphia for later on today and toward night fall. if you have outdoor plans i don't want to you cancel them.

later tonight different story but for now, we are off to a good start. cloud build with time. as we look forward to the area headlines, tomorrow there will be showers and cloud that linger from disturbance number one and weekend brings the second system with some steadier rain which we will track and sort of, pinpoint timing on for you as we go through and move forward through the show here. vittoria, back over to you. good morning everyone. well the sun has come up and with that the rush hour has come in. we will start outside where we will notice that it is a long lazy river of traffic. out of the northeast down toward the vine. we are taking a look at this shot right around cottman. you will notice traffic rounding the bend been here, cottman avenue in this area slow as a result of construction narrowing the roadway. that is what sparks the rush hour in this area. you are not only delayed around i-95 in the southbound direction but you'll fine delays at girard avenue and just imagine the next 20 to 25 minutes it will extend and

continue to grow. looking at ben franklin bridge, no major problems in either direction. we are seeing a few more vehicles traveling on the westbound side pushing down toward eighth and vine but nothing major just yet. all of our majors, pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware are still fairly quiet, and, we are running down your mass transit checklist. patco running on time, back to normal here and then this morning, media elwyn line. however, ac rail line is still suspended but new jersey buses are cross honoring, erika. >> thanks, vittoria. philadelphiagation continues their trip in rome. today they met with the mayor in rome to discuss security for the pope when they come to the city of brotherly love this coming september. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean is traveling with that delegation. >> reporter: good morning, guys, from here in rome we have just wrapped up covering the mayor mayor michael nutter speaking with the mayor here in rome. they were there to talk about security for pope francis just what it is like to have him going through the city and the mayor of rome, he used to

live in philadelphia he knows a lot about the city. the two have formed quite a one. they were able to talk about that with other members of the delegation, representatives from the city. >> he really demands and requires a level of accessibility that from a security standpoint would make anyone nervous. at the same time we know that we can protect him. so again i have mentioned on many occasions the challenge of security and accessibility and of those concepts, collide with each other. >> reporter: from there we headed back over to just outside the vatican where we're expect to go hear more about the hard numbers for the world meeting of families, things like how much money a has been raised, how many people are they expecting just where will people be traveling from, we will, bring you all of the latest information throughout the day. in rome, jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". make your plans for pope's visit by going to cbs philly.com just click on papal

visit to get all of the information you need to know. new this morning military officials confirming that a f-16 has crash in the southern arizona desert. that plane went down last night around 11:00 o'clock our time. witnesses reported seeing a large fire in that area near the town of douglass arizona gas lines are making it difficult for fire crews to get close to the crash site, plane was part of the 162nd of the arizona air national guard. there are more charges in connection with the escape of two quick murderers from a new york prison. they have been on the run for three weeks. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is in the satellite center with the latest own this case nicole. >> reporter: that a arrest involves a 57 year-old corrections officer accused of delivering power tools to the prisoners hid men hamburger meat. his name is gene palmer and he is behind bars this morning charged with promoting prison contraband, tampering with physical evidence and official misconduct. in an interview earlier this

week palmer's attorney says he was not in on the plan. >> he definitely did not plan to help them escape and he had no prior knowledge that they were going to attempt an escape. >> now authorities believe that he worked in conjunction with fellow prison employee joyce mitchell who has pleaded not guilty to smuggling the tools into the prison which allowed two convicted murderers to escape. boy, was it an elaborate escape plan that involved sawing through their cell, busting through a brick wall, going through a pipe and making their way out of the lock manhole. police say they are desperate and should be considered armed and dangerous. that is very latest live from the cbs-3 news center, nicole brewer for "eyewitness news". meanwhile funeral services will be held for two of the nine victims and for the final shooting. more than 150 people, pack the

church's basement last night. that is where dylann roof opened fire, killing nine people. >> i have no fear because i know god and his soul is his temple. >> justice department officials have agreed that shooting does satisfaction a the definition of a hate crime. federal public defenders have been appointed to represent roof. well, still ahead this morning sixers pick third in tonight's nba draft, we will look at some of their top choices. it is a royal eviction of sorts find out why queen elizabeth could be forced to evacuate buckingham palace. a patient is awarded half million-dollar after his doctor mocks him during surgery, find out how he caught her in the act coming up when we come back. >> ♪ >> creepy dark story coming up, a new jersey couple leaves their home after receiving letters from someone call the

watcher, who claimed to be watching their every move. we will tell you about it. that story coming up. we will be right back.

i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] her home will undergo much needed renovations. palace needs to update wiring and plumbing and also, some asbestos must be removed. the royal residence was last refurbish more than 60 years ago, the renovations are estimated to cost about 236 million-dollar, and so 60 years ago she was the youngest, 62 years ago. >> she's 90. >> only once in her time on the thrown. >> how about that. >> it is time. >> it is due.

>> yes, give the place a face lift. >> katie, good morningy feel like she will go willingly like you know what, we're let's clean and start fresh. >> yes. >> let's get rid of that. not the best idea. let's take you out to the beautiful shot, at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth. lots of folks out and about sunnies up, shining brightly, comfortably cool outside at 67 degrees. this is beautiful start to the day. difficult want to show you pattern change on the way coming at least on storm scan three in the form of two separate systems. one very evident across midsection of the midwest and then another one that will be developing into something more organized by this weekend. that 1/2 punch coming our way knocks temperatures back. i will spend time on the eyewitness weather seven day. starting off on a nice note here, later today that first disturbance brings in showers and thunderstorms especially tonight, lingering showers tomorrow, come this weekend system number two comes along

and it looks like a pretty steady rain for second half of saturday especially with more showers, lingering, sunday, not the best outlook for weekend unfortunately vittoria. >> not happy about it at all katie but that is already you are just doing your job. good morning everyone. right now if you are traveling on i-95 we are feeling rush hour. southbound slow from the northeast from cottman through the vine street expressway. speaking of the vine as we look behind me this is a disable vehicle on the eastbound vine street expressway making your way toward broad street out of the gate of the schuylkill expressway: it is not causing a problem because it is early in the rush hour. it is out there compromising right-hand lane and just being a nuisance. keep that in mine. sun glare will be affecting your commute. i talk about that 95 delay right here, right around cottman, these folks around the bend and construction zone. speed sensors dipping down in the teens. if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway i would anticipate that rest bound

pocket we usually find at city avenue but right now schuylkill isn't awful but it will get there trust me. we have a down tree on the southbound side of the baltimore pike closing it at schoolhouse lane to thornton road. 322 is your best alternate. be careful in the neighborhood we are working to clear out that debris from the other night. ukee. crews are working to restore powers in several communities out from tuesday's storms. right now there are about 58,000 outages from peco, more than 125,000 from ac electric and thousands more from pse&g and del marva. >> meanwhile corrections officer gene palmer is in custody accused of helping two murderers escape from a new york prison. prosecutors say palmer smuggled tools inside frozen meat. philadelphia's mayor michael nutter and delegation to the vatican have met with the mayor of rome. the philadelphians are making final plans for the pope's visit this fall. we will be right back.

here we go, sixers start right now who will wear the sweet hat tonight when sixers make the third pick in the 2015 nba draft. wow, a lot of speculation and a lot of guests. steve, hold that for me real quick. lets get to it right now. most people expect timber wolves to make karl anthony towns the big man from kentucky the number one pick lets keep it going, second pick could get interesting will lakers snack snag jailill

oak for this dude has the biggest hand i have ever seen or do they go small and take super guard deangelo russell. a lot of mock draft have russell going to the inningsers at number three. it is an all around stud who averages 20 points per game and he is an elite passer. look for this guy to make headlines tonight. experts are high on chris the seven footer that can shoot the lights out. man has got game. paul jolovitz from wip would love to see sixers grab him tonight. we will see mr. jolly. justice winslow was a beast in the ncaa championship and averaging 13 points per game as a freshman. here we go, you will hear this man name called early emmanuel moodiay and then a year in china he is quick to the hoop and could be a real impact player for the team who calls his name tonight. who do i think inningsers should take? i'm going with this guy he

joined us in the studio right now, deangelo russell you've got game, we will see you tonight, deangelo, thanks for being here. would i like to see this guy. he will make everybody better. sixers third pick in tonight's draft. erika, back to you. >> got some moves over there. >> yes, knows how to work a work dress i'm just saying, well done. >> it is 6:20. giant rubber duck has made its way around the world and coming to philadelphia, details when you can see it coming up next. they are known as the watcher, someone is watching this house and sending menacing notes to the people who live there, some details just makes your blood run cold. sounds like a scary movie. take a look, leave a book, how a local family is encouraging reading in their neighborhood by building a little free library. they are bringing reading back, we will be right back.

happening today chopper three caught one of the ships making their way to the delaware river waterfront for tall ships philadelphia and camden festival. you can tour and even set sail on some of those ships on both side of the river, so you need to go to penns landing or camden waterfront. festival starts today and goes all weekend long. they are expect around 1:00 p.m. ships are fantastic but this is the main attraction, you cannot top the world's largest duck. >> this duckies 61 feet tall and weighs 11 tons. >> yes. >> it will be docked next to the battleship new jersey, the big j. we will be down there tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news" giving you a closer look at some of those ships. >> yes. >> right on the duck too. >> i wish you could.

>> put a handle bar up there and hold on. >> giddy up. >> wouldn't that be amazing. >> best morning team photo ever. >> i agree. >> you no what. >> i'll make some calls. >> ukee knows people. >> yeah, right. >> i'm just saying we have quiet weather on storm scan three. it is a decent beach day as well. sunshine to start off. high hitting 80 degrees. we will see cloud build in with the uv index hitting about nine. have that sun block ready to go. wet weather later today. good morning everyone. with that bought full sunshine we do have outside it is cause ago this hazy sun glare you will find bouncing off windshield southbound roosevelt boulevard feeling heat of the rush hour approaching kelly drive through to 76. once you get to 76 it is a slow go. seventy-six eastbound delays from the boulevard all the way down to the vine. ninety-five southbound is

squeeze out of the northeast down through the vine street expressway ukee. a virginia man was awarded half million-dollar in court after being mocked about his masculinity and insulted by a anesthesiologist. >> it happened during a colonoscopy in 2013 while patient was being prepped for the procedure. he caught him verbally brutal icing a patient writing down a false diagnosis and questioning his man hood. >> it send a doctor to all professionals to watch what they say about their paying patients and clients to consider their reputations in a setting where they are supposed to be acting professionally. >> the patient as you did hear recorded the procedure because he wanted to capture the doctor's post operation instructions. man's attorney says he was verbally brutalized and defamed by very doctors whom he trusted with his life.

>> that is very disappointing. that is upsetting. right now 6:25. terrifying letters for new jersey family, to flee from their own home. >> entire community is on edge. a man who identifies himself as the watcher has been accepting creepy letters to the homeowners that now vacant home. in the letters the man says the home has been the subject of his family, for decade, and that he was put in charge of watching and waiting for its second coming. that creepy or what? in other letters the watcher says he knows their names and even references blood that has been brought to him. it seems previous owners knew about this guy but never said anything to him. >> i would be upset if i bought a house and found out that the previous owners knew about it. >> family that got out of there is now suing former owners for consumer fraud. they paid 1.3 million-dollar and picturesque town of

westfield. >> you have to disclose that kind of thing, and all that money, more than a million-dollar, to get scared out of your own house. >> we have not heard the end of that. coming up, storm clean up continues across the region, jan? ukee it is day two of the clean up here in delaware county after tuesday night's storm but dozens of people are expected to stop here and fuel up first i'm yan carabao live from brookhaven and i'll explain straight ahead. also do you want a raise? i mean doesn't want a raise right. nicole has advice on what to say if you air frayed to ask your boss for more money. torey and katie return with traffic and weather to go we are back at the bottom of the hour. back in a bit.

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good morning delaware county is still feeling effects of the fast moving storms tuesday night. fewer than 24,000 people are still without power this morning. >> in response shelter has been set up in brookhaven boro while crews repair down power lines. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from brookhaven to tell us all bit. good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. activity at the shelter in brookhaven is expected to pick up in 90 minutes from now when breakfast is scheduled.

even though only a couple people stayed here overnight hundreds of people have been dropping by here throughout the day for three hot meals this area is largely still without power so people need food, and they also need a place to recharges specially recharge their phones. this is here in brookhaven. take a a look at the video, a lot of recharging is necessary today before people can get back out there. they have a long day of clean up. delaware county was hard hit by tuesday night's high wind and heavy rain, at the height of the storm county officials say more than a hundred thousand homes were without power and as you mentioned tens of thousands of peco customers are still in the dark. crews continued to remove those trees and down wires from the road and then many neighbors in delaware county are dealing with damage to their homes as well after storm toppled many trees. this shelter at boro hall has been serving three meals a day until power is back on. we have opened up the shelter here for our residents.

we're always here for them. we are a community with unity. we serve them food. they have shelter. they want to charge their phones. we're here for them. the spirits have been great. even they they have no power no showers no nothing. you know, everybody just pulls together and we just help one another here. >> reporter: happening at 11:00 o'clock this morning another shelter will open up, the philadelphia union is actually opening up ppl park, for people who need to come and take a shower, get a bite to eat and cool off and regroup as again another full day of clean up is away. we are live from brookhaven, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". damage is widespread in south jersey as well, we are hearing residents might not get their power back until sunday. that has some resident wondering big time how prepared power companies were for the storm. >> i don't know if they just didn't take it seriously if they knew what was coming

because even when you watched the weather, they talk about tornadoes, it is a a slow threat but they did mention high wind that they weren't really prepared, like if they were waiting for somebody to come up from maryland why isn't that person here already. >> utility crews from nearby states, are on their way once again to assist the efforts. katie is tracking a threat for more storms this afternoon. >> katie hopefully not as bad as tuesday. >> absolutely not. i do think we have potential to see steadier rain and heavier thunderstorms through southern tear of the area with the next disturbance coming in. you can see bright lights and flashing behind me, that is the background of the traffic i want to show you you going back in time and talking about what continues to be a problem with the storm damage. this is a very much the story of a general idea of the kind of damage that came from those storms. 5200 or so lightening strikes in the entirety of the storm. seventy to 85 miles an hour gusts, 75 different damage reports. the list was pages looking for

us. four separate funnel cloud. in addition, we did hear it was official a weak waterspout on the bay near brandt beach was also confirmed at this point . so thankfully that system is long gone. we are starting off with sunshine and blue skies with you eventually a new disturbance will move in currently barreling through mid western united states, and it will start to bring in some showers or thunderstorms for us later on today. i would say don't cancel your outdoor plans. generally we have a decent day underway here mid 80's the spectation, cloud rebuild and then we will see showers or thunderstorms firing up towards especially night fall and through southern tears of the area as that rain could be heavier and those storms could be locally strong. we will have more details on the impact that might have, time everything out for you more, as the the show progresses vittoria, over to you. good morning everyone. sun glare will be impacting your commute and rush hour, so lets get right outside and get right down to it.

we have had rush hour delays to talk b we will go first to the 42 freeway traveling on the 42 freeway in the north bound direction you'll notice a few more vehicles approaching 295, nothing major but something that you want to be mindful of. give it 20 to 25 minutes as it will get slower. southbound four you two are moving well. maybe heading down the shore. all of our majors to head down the shore look great ac x garden state parkway and we will take to you 476 at ridge. still looks good around here. i will say traveling on the blue route northbound between 95 and media is still okay averaging 55 miles per hour. different story for schuylkill, 19 there. seventeen on i-95. your two worst roadways right now are 76 and 95. this volume on the schuylkill is impacting roosevelt boulevard but we are seeing delays around center city and western suburbs. the rail line is still suspended but new jersey buses are cross honoring those tickets. now back to you in the desk.

we all know it is not easy asking for a raise. >> what are we supposed to do when we need to do just that? nicole brewer has more on how to survive such a nerve racking time. >> so easy to bite the bullet. >> it is such an uncomfortable conversation. >> it can be. >> hopefully this will help you out a little bit. from completing household chores and getting drilled to cavities, a new study shows a good portion of the american workers shows it would rather sit down and clean the house then sit down and talk to the boss about a pay bump. >> i have never asked for a raise. >> it is justin tim dating. >> nervous, anxious. >> a little bit of dread. >> a little bit. fear of rejection can prevent folks from having that difficult conversation. a new survey from robert half shows 89 percent of americans think they deserve a raise but little more than half actually plan to ask for one. as i mentioned just a little bit earlier 32 percent said they would rather clean their

house, and get this, 7 percent said they would soon undergo a painful route canal that is pretty extreme then sit down with their boss and request more cash. so should you decide to speak up? experts say it is best to go with the strategy in other word know you are going rate, develop a list of speaking points, and then last but not least think positively, and if your about says no don't just accept defeat. experts say it might be better time to ask for more hours vacation, job perks. >> a lot of people are working for home for a day or two. >> that is a great idea. >> they need to sweeten the pot. you don't want to walk away empty handed. >> that well went well. >> on behalf of my dentist root canal is in the so bad. >> whatever conversation you have will be a a little bit better. >> by the way, you have to deserve it. make sure you are in a good position to ask. >> make sure you show wharf done in the past year. >> yes.

6:37. two surveys out confirmed that many americans are not saving enough and that fact is now stressing them out. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has results and tips to help your saving habits i am have prove. jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm good at asking for a raise, i'm not so good at getting one. >> i hear you. >> so jill what does the report say. >> reporter: bank rate.com found 29 percent of americans have no emergency savings at all, only 22 percent have at least six months of reserves, that is preferred safety net amount, credit cards.com says 62 percent of us are losing sleep over at least one financial problem. the most common, money worry saving enough for retirement, two in five americans say it keeps them up at night at least occasionally good that is in good. so, how can we improve our sleep and also get more savings. >> reporter: you know what lets put your savings on auto

pilot. instruct your bank to automatically pull money from your checking account every month but you know what technology has made this process so much easier, ask to track your spending, like mint or need a budget, are great and new there are more tools that can help you save automatically. a couple that i found that i really like, level money it tracks your spending and then instruct the program to push unspent cash from your budget to your savings account. so cool. acorns goes one step beyond, once you connect your checking and credit cards account acorns round up every purchase to the next dollar and invests in a portfolio of exchange traded funds. these small amounts they add up overtime. to see the impact of increasing your savings by just 1 percent the new york times has a great calendar called the 1 percent more savings calendar and i encourage you to go over there, play with that.

it will make savings fun. >> that is bottom line right there. >> that sounds terrific. >> thanks very much. >> good stuff. >> take care. >> channing tatum explains real reason he is bringing magic mike back to the big screen. >> we need to do our part to object file men because with men have been object filed muff. >> magic mime back in the theaters next week. we will give you a preview. it is called little free library. meet the family as a way to encourage reading in this community. i'll have that story for you coming up next. >> ♪ >> here's to the sunrise here's to all of you joining us this morning. we have been blessed with another day. good morning family, we will be right back, see you in a bit.

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the cameras was rolling when mountain line came to the housees back force fair. they met at sliding glass door and you can see the big cat trying to get in after some pawing and from both cats. and make sure they are back where they came from.

>> look at that. >> didn't we an hour ago do something. >> a cat and bear in alaska, same situation a a bear for a mountain lion. >> what a cat there. >> i thought i was than the getting enough rest, and imaging. okay, all right. >> incredible video. >> tough kitty here's katie and our weather watchers. >> my cat pumpkin has met husky across the street allie we call her alley dog quite often and allie shies away from pumpkin. she's so not into it. they must be friend. no, not happening. i'm not happening. let's take you out to the eyewitness weather watchers. we have a lot of these temperatures in the low to mid 60's. it is pretty comfortable. we have pictures that we can show you here, some mist coming into us from ed connor. that is pretty stuff. all off in the field here, the clouds are lying low and thick on the horizon. meanwhile, margot we have talk about this earlier if you

were with us, you have been without power and electric. thirty-six hours and counting. but she is still having fun. this is a awesome set up, my friend. we need to have a pool party at your place. lets move to the next one. we will take you to one more sun with full beautiful skies from eileen murray and she's in gilbertsville. i want to show you these temperatures if we can. low to mid 60's already from john in philly. 71 degrees. with the low humidity very comfortable depending on your location it is on the cool side. fifty-four sent from eileen and we showed you her picture a second ago. storm scan showing next disturbance one of several that comes our way. they have heavy rains severe thunderstorms with it and that will be rumbling from west to east affecting our area. we do sit in the marginal risk through southeastern most pennsylvania delco really southern most branch of philadelphia county and slight risk for heavy downpours

gusty wind and small hail through central and southern delaware. that is where your biggest threat zone will be but we have a good persian of the day to enjoy before any storms get here. eighty-five about sun initially. watch for wet weather to arrive later today and especially tonight vittoria. >> good morning everyone. it is definitely rush hour, if you are watching us right now maybe you won't jump on the majors for next 15 to 20 minutes, plan for a full blown rush by the time you get there. if you are traveling on i-95 southbound direction out of the north east down through the vine that is what we are looking at here, 95 we have slow go and sun glare impacting your commute as well. a double bubble today. taking you through the schuylkill 76 shot right around montgomery drive traveling east bound on 76 that is this delay but do not be deceived. westbound side looks good here approaching vine we are slow out of south philly and approaching city a avenue just a lot of traffic that we are dealing with. it is usual stuff so far we have been luck any regard to

incident. moving now into our suburbs here if you will on route one southbound baltimore pike still closed at schoolhouse lane to thornton all because of the down tree. we are still trying to recover from the debris out and b be careful out in the neighborhood. mass transit not bad at all ukee. >> here's is what happening. crews are working to restore power to thousands of customers who have been without it since tuesday's storms. there are more than a hundred thousand outages remaining among ac electric customers and 58,000 we understand for peco energy. pse and g and del marva are dealing with several thousand outages. meanwhile prison guard gene palmer is now the second corrections employee accused of helping those two murderers escape from a northern new york state prison. palmer faces a court appearance today. the philadelphia delegation to the vatican has met rome's mayor. they are also talking security with vatican officials ahead of the pope's visit this fall. all right book warms this is for you. did you read your last book on an e-readers i pad or smart

phone. >> it is convenient, of course but one local woman believes there is something to be said for turning pages of the real page turner. she's doing her part to bring back printed word book by book. last summer she was putting finishing touches on the wall of the front yard of his wynnewood home when his wife jane pitched the idea of the new project. >> she said i want to build a library. i said okay. >> whether he she said she wants to build a library does that mean she wants me to build it. >> that is right. >> you will build a library. >> reporter: in the just any library, a little, free library. >> at first i thought she was kind of crazy i said mom this will never work, no one will do this but literally whenever i'm outside there is always someone opening the doors. >> a lot of the times we will see people sitting on the grass with their child reading a book. >> there is no library card or decimal systems here you just walk up, anyone can do this,

open, take a book, leave a book and get on the road. >> sometimes i see random cars at 10:00 o'clock at night that will see it, come over with the flashlight and take a book. >> reporter: born book warm, jane tend to her library on a daily basis. >> i have cure rated because books that are not moving and we have a ton of books. >> reporter: so many that their dining room has been sacrificed for storage but in the for long, an expansion is in the works. >> we have a children's branch coming, three stories and it will be installed much lower with a handle, for them to open it themselves. >> reporter: yes. >> unique idea, not many neighborhood has it, it is great that we have one right now and all thanks to my mom. >> reporter: nicest least bare yan you will ever meet. >> very nice you can take a book, leave a book, you can do whatever you want but she's getting so many books these days. >> would i like to see that catch on.

>> that is great. >> idea kid sitting in the grass with their parents, just bringing it back. >> very nice. lets see is what coming up with cbs this morning. >> charlie rose has a preview. charlie, good morning. >> good morning, just ahead we're in upstate new york with new details on the second prison employee arrested in connection with the escaped killer. plus ricky kleeman from the polling on the boston bomber and its impact on the possible appeal. how some auto owners can pay off their car by sharing rides. this is the new effort to make surfing more environmentally friendly that includes a board made from allergy, the news is back in the morning see new ten minutes. big draft tonight guys. >> yes. >> i think knicks will pick that big fellow oversees, chris, what is his name, the seven footer who can shoot. we are getting the guard deangelo. >> we will see you tonight. >> yes, that is right. >> take care.

just weeks before the pope's visit to philadelphia another big name is coming to the city. >> it is the beehive you might say, buzz is all about beyonce coming to town. >> ♪ >> this video from her last appearance two years ago from 20 136789 the two day concert on the parkway over labor day weekend is organize by beyonce's husband jay z. some other acts are philly's own meek mill, the weekend j coal and nick jonas. presale starts at 10:00 o'clock this morning. so if that is not enough, it is on. >> seinfeld fans take note and an exhibit in manhattan has created a real life version of jersey's 14th street apartment, it is opened new and runs through sunday, the exhibit complete with jerry a's beloved boxes of breakfast serial was sponsored by on line video web site hulu all

nine seasons are currently available for streaming on the site. >> little snapshot of paradise there. >> that will go over great. >> sequel to the 2012 male stripper film magic mike is making its way to theaters. >> magic mike xxl reunite channing tatum and two mens of the male dance group. cbs news correspondent susan marquez sat down with the film's stars. >> the boys are back, with a little more bump and grind, in magic mike double xl. channing tatum comes out for one last performance. >> we need to do our part to object filed men. >> reporter: matt credits the film's choreographers making him and his co stars looking good on the dance floor. >> you try to take what you can do and bring out the best version of you but it was a lot of work. >> reporter: new to the cast is jada pink it smith who plays a club owner a role originally intended for jamie fox. >> come on, let's do this.

>> andy mcdowell and amber her who play women how the men communicate with the ladies, during their performance something mcdowell wants to try in real life. >> would i like to find a by, who is willing who is willing to communicate willing to communicate like that. >> yes. >> good communication. >> andie mcdowell is looking for a communicator. >> reporter: but all that communication means magic mike double xl is rated r susan marquez for cbs news los angeles. >> you can see why it is rated r. >> yes. >> we will be right back. >> but first here's is what coming up tonight on the cbs-3.

we have mid 80's for daytime high today. i wanted to check on the eyewitness weather graphic from the health report here air quality is pretty good, pollen levels are nice and low but, of course, that means uv index is high and it certainly is and you want to take it easy if you are out at the height of the day have the sun block ready to go. >> good morning everyone as we take a look at our favorite shots, at i-95 at 452 and delaware county because it provides a birds eye view, unfortunately of a north bound delay here, and little bit of

sun glare that will be impacting your commute but rush hour is in full swing on i-95 and schuylkill mass transit looks good though. >> it is a good heads up. >> next up, are your favorite fitness foods making you fat from granola bars to trail mix, find out why they are doing more harm than good. >> to continue following your local news weather traffic abe sports we are keeping it live and local on the cw philly station.

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good morning. it is thursday, june 25th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." a second new york prison worker faces charges in the escape of two killers. he is accuseded of helping them with hamburger and hot plates. >> whole foods accused of overcharging customers. investigators call it one of the worst cases they've ever seen. and there's actually a reason why people won't put down their cell phones behind the wheel. how it's become a digital drug. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. mr. pammer has been