severely impacting road and will it a affect us all day long. >> thankfully i can report no, for a change, every day as ovulate, it is like it will get worse with time. we have been dealing with so many different days. tuesday has been day of severe weather for our area last tuesday we had that macro burst roll through yesterday we had possible tornadoes roll through. i want to start off very quickly. lets go out to a short list of the handful this is not an exhaustive list but a handful of some of the storm reports that came in. man, did the lehigh valley get clobbered. funnel cloud one of several in fog alsoville another in white hall township reported 1.75-inch sized hail. that is big stuff and it led to some damage. there was wind damage in north catasauqua and cedarville pick up 64-mile an hour gust. i have family and friend, texting me all evening just telling me what had gone on. it is truly a mess up that

way. for now storm scan three beginning to clear out from the worst at least of the heavier then are storms. we had a slew of severe weather, severe thunder storm watches, warnings in and out of effect. you can see lightening basically follow trail of lightening. that is now being pushed out basically off to the north and we are left with lingering rain showers. so granted flood advisories are still posted, that will last another hour or so. we have flash flood watches posted for another hour or so, however, we are going to catch a break. we are not out of the woods don't get me wrong. i still think you'll see a shower or thunderstorm today but no where near weather threat we had yesterday and it will not be near the coverage zone. granted they were scattered thunderstorms but man they covered broad area, vittoria over to you. >> absolutely they did. even though unfortunately some of that rain has calm down a little bit it is severely slick causing a dangerous

situation out on the roads. let's first take a a look at some flooding that was happening on martin luther king drive. this is video shot earlier this morning not too far from sweet briar. you will notice cars are just pushing that water through pretty thick out there we saw this all start yesterday. i noticed yesterday traveling on i-95 specifically, around 476, yesterday evening when i was reporting, there was just huge puddles people were trying to move through. it is every where. just take it ease think morning if you can. a lot of this weather has impact the airport but let's talk mass transit. we have had some delays due to amtrak signal problem. airport line as well as wilmington newark line had been suspended. paoli thorndale was suspended earlier this morning but restored but we want to advise you to anticipate residual delays. definitely give yourself more time and be mindful of the accident westbound on the schuylkill and montgomery is still out there it is fatal and we will keep you up kateed

on. that that is what we are doing right now. ukee. we are getting new information on a deadly accident that killed two people this morning on the schuylkill expressway. >> the investigation will have an impact on your morning commute on i-76 all morning long. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us near that scene. justin what have you learned. >> reporter: erika and ukee, we are on the 76 going west toward montgomery right now as traffic is flowing smoothly at this point but we do know that wreck was a single car accident and was fatal indeed. there were two people dead on arrival at the scene. one person taken to a nearby hospital, in word on the gender or age of those involve. lets get you now to video of that scene. we are seeing a aftermath of the wreck happened in the 3c o'clock hour of this morning. overnight that car overturn and caught fire, right on the right side, striking the barrier there and catching fire again there there were three people inside there, two

would die, one taken to the nearby hospital. the response to the scene was intense throughout the morning. i will she you traffic here along 76, we saw lots of police cars and other traffic investigators. i can tell you as we approach the montgomery drive ramp here it is starting to backup here. if you are driving in this area expect to slow down as vittoria has been saying. earlier there was less traffic it was moving smoothly, they have restricted the investigation to the far right lane, of the 76 but now it appears that as more cars make their way on to the highway this morning that you can look forward to some hiccups and slow downs along the way. we will update you throughout the morning. we are live here on the 76, i'm just continue finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. later today the national weather service will investigate a reported tornado sighting in chester county and funnel cloud in lehigh county. meantime a few hundred people still don't have power in lehigh county. white hall township took the

brunt of the damage from yesterday's fast moving storms. wind toppled trees and ripped off roofs of several homes. power outages made for a slow evening commute due on some traffic lights that went down. one home owner describes her experience as the storms rolled in. >> the wind were stronger. we went in and ran down to the basement and, a few seconds later heard a loud crash of the roof coming down. >> white hall township remains under a state of emergency this morning. township officials report in serious injuries as a result of last night's storms. governor wolf wants to find common ground after governor vetoed the entire state budget propose by republicans. >> i ran a business and if i took a budget that looked like this to my bank they would have thrown me out of the office. so, on just math alone this isn't part of the ship, this is not math, two plus two

equals four in the real world not five. >> governor reject the entire $30.2 billion budget after every democratic law maker voted against it. bill boosts spending by $1 billion without raising taxes but it shortchangedes schools and will make the state's deficit even worse. this is the first full veto of the budget bill in more than 40 years. governor chris christie of new jersey is wasting in time stumping for votes, he is spend go to day in new hampshire and maine one day after kicking off his presidential campaign. the governor made his formal announcement at his alma matter livingston high school. the the governor's campaign slogan is telling it like it is. he promises more what many now call the christie brand that is telling the truth even if it hurts. >> we need to fix a broken entitlement system that is bankrupting our kentcy. we have conn dates that said we can't confront this because if we do we will be lying and stealing from the american people. let me fill everybody else is,

the lying and stealing has already happened. the horse is out of the barn. we have to get it back in and you can only do it by force. >> not everyone was cheering yesterday in new jersey. hundreds protested outside of the governor's announcement, many teachers and public employees. they claim governor has not funded public pensions like he promised and governor christie will dot the same, likely if elect president. governor is joining a crowded field of republicans who have their sites set on the white house in 2016. other g.o.p. candidates include jeb bush donald trump and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. so far only four democratic candidates are seeking the parties presidential nomination, and they include front runner hillary clinton vermont senator bernie sanders, former maryland governor martin o'malley and former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. and another black church in the south catches fire, and at least six have burned since the deadly church shooting in charleston, south carolina andrew spencer reports that the fbi has now joined the

investigation to determine the cause of the latest fire at mount zion ame. >> reporter: fire tore through mount zion, church tuesday night. carter jones tweeted out these photos as crew from his multiple agencies tried to put the fire out. the brick building still stand but the roof, collapsed into the church and flames gutted much of the inside. >> the fire has been contained, right now, they are in investigation mode. we have members of our state, investigating team and they have also been supplemented, and added to by the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. they have investigators there as well. >> reporter: atf says it investigates fires in houses of worship fbi joined the investigation as well this isn't the first for mount zion am e. the last building burned down in 1995. atf called that arson carried out by members of the kkk.

year later president bill clinton would speak in the new building's dedication, building that burned tuesday night. the fire comes two weeks after shootings in emmanuel am e which left nine people dead, since then six black churches burned in the southeastern united states, two of them are being investigated as possible arson but as they have said there is no evidence that these fires were hate crimes and no evidence that they are linked. whatever the cause of the fire at mount zion am e the community expects to pull through. >> i think emmanuel ame has shown us the way to deal with tragedy and that is to draw your strength from the lord and come together as a community and meet everyone adversary you may have with the spirit of love. >> reporter: andrew spencer for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". your time 5:10. the superintendent at new york prison where two killers escaped has been placed on leave, along with 11 other prison employees.

officials say the 12 member group includes the facilities executive team and security staff members. the announcement comes amid an internal investigation into how david sweat and richard matt pulled off their escape. department of corrections says a new leadership team will transition in this week. right now 5:10. still ahead this morning a dramatic river rescue you when two teens are trapped in fast moving waters. see how they are saved from the raging river. it is a pack schedule for pope francis when he comes to philadelphia this fall, from the parkway to the independent mall, we will let you know every where the pope plans to visit during his whirlwind trip. team u.s.a. moves on to the women's world final thanks to the local hero and now they are closing in on history. it is a stormy start to the day leaving behind wet road. katie is tracking storms, torey has traffic and slow spots. we will be right back good

an indonesia police official says 140 bodies have been recovered from the crash from the military plane. rescue team continue to search in the ruble but hold out hope of finding survivors. 122 people were on the plane when it crashed in a residential neighborhood yesterday. 141 bodies have been

recovered. fire fighters are making progress on this wild fire in washington state. but, not before dozens of homes have been destroyed. the fire in the county is now 10 percent contain. nearly 3,000 acres have burn. flames are being fueled by high temperatures, and strong winds. officials say that a brief rain storm earlier helped crews. new to some dramatic video out of maine where officials pluck two children to safety. the fire department provided this video of the rescue right here, the pair were stuck in the middle of the fast moving rapids for more than an hour after being knocked from the inner tube. rescues were able to throw a rope to the pair who were not injured. ukee. team u.s.a. is in the women's world cup final once again, after incoming off top ranked germany tuesday night in montreal. delran's own karlie lloyd played a key role in the victory. heather daniels reports now from new york. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> reporter: from canada, to

here in the u.s., soccer fans are cheering on team u.s.a. as they gear up for the women's world cup final. >> i am so delighted to be moving on. >> reporter: american women beat top ranked german i two to nothing tuesday night to advance. thanks to a penalty kick by team captain karlie lloyd. >> i remain focused on what i needed to do. it was a pk i needed to sink. >> reporter: an impressive goal by kelly o'hara. >> wild, i think i blacked out, to be honest. >> reporter: team u.s.a. has for the hard, putting in the only their dreams but their bodies on the line as they shut out the competition along the way. >> i think we're clicking and peeking at the right time and playing our best soccer. >> reporter: fans will be keeping an eye on the tonight's japan/england match up. winner will take on team u.s.a. this sunday in vancouver. u.s. woman have one goal in mind to bring a third world cup title home.

hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". how about this, team u.s.a. has not given up a goal in 513 minutes, that is only 27 minutes short off the record for women's world cup. go u.s.a. ukee, one of our favorite movies listen, baby. >> that is right. >> it is a very stormy night. >> how about that. >> i heard it this morning. dogs heard it, family heard it. >> who didn't. >> i know. >> we're still dealing with unsettled weather yet again here. that is a word that pops up a lot of times, this time of the year because this is time of the year that you tend to get those pop up, popcorn style showers and then are storms. when they come with the instability we had yesterday we end up with the weather we had yesterday. so let me go outside and start off in the nice wide zoom. here's the thing you don't see anything that your eyes get drawn to except right smack

dab in the center of missouri. thinks a developing complex of storms it looks like and we are, however dealing with thunderstorms here, some thunderstorms there even some out here. there is nothing widespread in terms of the large organization, of any storm system. but you have a lot of ups to built to work with here across eastern two thirds of the u.s. as far as we are concern here's is what left of the thunderstorms that may have woken you up or your pets. i know you are part of that too, overnight but now we are seeing back edge of this. maybe you don't to have leave the house for a few more hours and get another cat nap in if you wanted to because we are just left with lingering showers that are still over philadelphia extending down toward cumberland county but lightening, look at these lightening strikes. they are clearing out of our viewing area. so that is some good news. moving forward however i cannot guarantee we are in the clear. this is obviously the biggest batch we have got out there. this pull is a way.

by seven or 8:00 a.m. we will have more sun then anything in the delaware valley, however because we're still sitting on the unstable air mass you still see speckles start to pop up in future weather. i don't want to totally rule out a sure or storm but we are in the looking at widespread coverage and certainly in the talking about anything near as severe. that is good news. it is all long gone later tonight. dew point not air temperatures, it is muggy outside. you will note that is walking out the door. very steamy. temperatures do top off into more seasonal territory 88 degrees with the shower or storm. quieting down tonight. let's jump april head to the all important holiday weekend shall we? we still cannot rule out shower or storm on saturday, it will be spotty, if anything, and sunday right now not bad, great pool weather sunny and 88 degrees. i can tell that. >> you know what that means sinatra sunday is on point. >> i want to come to one of these. >> you can come, anybody can come.

>> wow, not everybody. i'm just kidding. >> come on over. >> anyhow, i love you all good morning everybody. right about now that would actually be really fun cbs philly block party. >> let's do it. >> sign me up. >> anyway, lets talk about some traffic. if you are traveling right new on the schuylkill expressway unfortunately we are still dealing with the severe accident, fatal accident reported on the westbound side of the schuylkill making your way beyond montgomery drive. due to all of this activity and now investigation, because of this incident it will be out there for quite sometime. 519 we never see a rush hour but this could impact your rush hour commute as we push closer to 6:00 o'clock. as of right now it is giving you one lane to get on by so we will have a slight delay traveling in and around this area we will keep you updated on. that keep in mind that the airport line as well as the will mink ton newark line

are still suspended for septa and paoli thorndale line has been restored but may still fine residual delays, erika. >> torey, thank you. driving in pennsylvania business to get more expensive, starting to day car registration fees are increasing by 1 dollar to $37 a year. pickup truck drivers will to have pay $60 to register their vehicles and met or cycle registration will cost $19. this extra money will pay for road construction and repairs across the state ukee. time to check your philadelphia a jobs market report. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has advice for finding a part-time job. >> reporter: more than 6 million americans work part-time. while many would prefer a full-time position, others opt to work part-time in the evenings and weekend to earn additional income. some of the most popular part-time jobs in the philadelphia area include office professionals especially in the fields of finance, administration and human resources. if you have a specialized

expertise, business consulting may be a more lucrative part-time job. consultants can earn 150 to $300 an hour to assist companies. if you hold an m.b.a. or specific industry experience, a good web site for consultants is hourly nerd.com. it connects consultants with companies that need their services. companies post projects on the site and allow freelance consultant to compete for the business. company chooses one winning bid and manages the product on line. depending on your experience level and what kind of project you are seeking you may be able to work as much or little as you want. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead this morning a warning from police, you see dangerous cell phone case that they fear could lead to a shooting. the sixers new star, hits the baseball field first, you have to see how massive jahlil okafor's hand are holding when

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well phillies take on the brewers later tonight looking to snap a two game losing streak. phillies/brewers got started after an 82 minute rain delay and phillies had the sixth inning lead after chooch hit his first home run since last september. cole hamels on the mound allowed two runs over seven innings of work, but kenney giles allowed two runs in two thirds of an inning. brewers took the lead for good on a bases loaded walk. phillies lose this 14-three. now before the game philadelphia is announced steve mackanin will be interim manager for rest of the season. mackanin took over after ryne sandberg resign last friday. pete has been interim manager for three teams now. he was interim boss for pirates in 2005 and for reds in 2007. new sixers showed off his

baseball skills last night jahlil okafor threw out the first pitch. it was a little bit outside and fanatic seemed to be somewhat annoyed at himself for not catching it. nice moment indeed. to give you an idea how big okafor's hands are the new oak tree, look at that, phillies tweeted this picture. it looks more like a golf ball. he has massive myths. the ball just disappears. now how about that, what am i 6-foot four. what am i 6-foot four. i after been had shrink nothing recent years. >> i'm 6-foot two and a half now. >> that is incredible. >> his are like that. >> but when he is in the post he can hold the ball and they cannot knock the ball away. he has skills. >> thank you. >> yes, petit lady hands. >> you got game. >> that is something else. >> welcome to town. >> the new oak tree in town,

all right. coming up in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" this morning, we will continue to follow breaking news on the roads this morning here's justin. >> reporter: ukee, two are dead, one injured overnight in a single car wreck on the schuylkill i'm justin finch we will have live updates coming up, katie. we are starting to see these flash flood watches go out of effect but we are still seeing wet weather on storm scan three which we will take you on a tour of. things are getting better. we will have your full fore

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good morning, we have a heads up, is there a backup on the schuylkill after a forry crashing kills two people ape send another person to the hospital. we have a live report coming up in a moment. the rain from overnight is starting to move out but the records still slick this morning. it could take to you get longer to get to work when you head out the door. just another head up for you. >> let's check that forecast. i was doing a mad dash to the door. >> thinks one of those days, where you need to carry an umbrella i said this stinks. >> i know. >> why can't i have just like eight tentacles. >> the road are wet too. >> they are super slick outside and we have been talk