everybody. that weather causing a a big old problem on the roads. katie, how are we could go. >> thankfully i can report that the anchor set things are starting to quiet down at least a little bit here. we are not dealing with one thing the coverage of those scattered thunderstorms like we saw yesterday. you will not have as population affected bye this and thankfully in where near severe weather threat either. we have gray skies. we do still have wet weather as we showed you a second ago on storm scan three but first in the live neighborhood network. it is calming down. you can almost sense humidity by looking at this shot. can you? there is a look once more is what happening on on storm scan. focus on the retreat of that line of lightening. those were severe thunderstorms that woke you up in the middle of the night. new we are left with spotty showers. it is not only clearing quickly but it is also, fizzling out with time. you are not necessarily going to be completely in the clear we are looking at partly sunny steamy day and still a shot for shower or storms but no

where near the time and coverage. i come with a far better day 70-degree the temperature at philly international. we are talking mid to upper 80's around philadelphia, and little bit cooler. there will be a spotty thunderstorm. up in the poconos cooler, as well but overall this is definitely good news by comparison and so often we just compare one day to the next better, worse colder, hotter, wetter or dryer. >> what is it. >> it is looking better on all three front. >> we will take that for sure. >> good morning everyone. even with the weather getting better out there the damage is done on the road. even if it is just slick dense out there that is a serious traffic situation. but before we look at the cameras outside i want to give an update on mass transit. here's the story. septa has sort of flip flopped the delays. earlier we were dealing with the suspension of the wilmington/newark and airport

line for regional rails but now they have resume services, however, they are delayed. then earlier the paoli thorndale line was in place but now it a has been suspended. thinks your updated mass transit checklist as of right now, they are having some amtrak signal problems. so definitely plan accordingly this morning. there are delays, and suspensions. we will continue to update that list as soon as we will get more information. right now the schuylkill expressway has severely been impacted by an accident, a fatal crash on the westbound side of the schuylkill, right around montgomery drive. only one lane of traffic is getting by, here's your rush hour westbound delay, stemming all the way beyond, the entrance to the vine street expressway. you're going to have a big old problem traveling in and around center city. if you are trying to jump on the westbound side of the schuylkill to head in your western suburbs hop off at the vine, get off the parkway and jump on kelly drive. that is best alternate i can give you right new because at least it is something out there, ukee. >> thanks very much. let's update that break news, state troopers are

investigating that deadly accident in the westbound lanes of the schuylkill expressway. >> two people have been confirm dead, one is injured "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at hahnemann hospital where that third victim was taken justin good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. one thing having been here now for several hours, two other people in that car that overturn and caught fire have passed a away as you have mentioned here. that one person again recovering at hahnemann and injuries not yet known at this time. lets go to video of the crash on the 76 westbound right by the montgomery drive exit there, there is a car that overturn kia dark colored sedan overturn there this morning at 3:00 o'clock hour and crashed against the wall there on the far right-hand side just near that exit ramp there catching fire. two people inside there dead on the scene. one person was injured and rush to the hospital brought here nun men condition. their injuries not released at this time.

we have no word on the genders or ages of those involve. but we can tell thaw state troopers have spent hours there on the scene trying to determine the cause have of that wreck this morning and we did see a coroner's car coming up there earlier this morning and retreated remains of those inside. and, that will impact commute westbound. we saw delays from montgomery, going well past, spring garden, toward the art museum. the traffic there is also going pretty slow. so soon you will want to plan alternate making your way around the area this morning. we will have one person here at hahnemann being treated as a result of that roll over and fire crash this morning. it was a single car incident and again the causes under investigation. we're live at hahnemann i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much for. that eyewitnesses in chester and lehigh valley claim to have seen a tornado during yesterday's storms and today the national weather service will try to verify those claims. >> meanwhile a little more than 900 people, still do not have power this morning 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 to traffic lights that went down. one home owner described her experience as those storms rolled in. >> wind were stronger so we went in and ran down in the basement and later allowed crash with the roof coming down. >> township officials report no serious injuries, white hall township remains under a state of emergency this morning. another black church goes up in flames. at least six have burn since the deadly shooting in charleston. andrew spencer reports the fbi has join the investigation to determine the cause of the latest fire. >> reporter: fire tore through this church tuesday night. carter jones tweeted out these

photos as crews from multiple agencies tried to put the fire out. brick building still stand but the roof collapsed in to the church in flames, gutted much of the inside. >> the fire has been contained, right now, they are in investigation mode. we have members of our state investigative scene and they have been supplemented, and added to by the funeral have of alcohol of alcohol tobacco and firearms. they are on the scene as well. >> reporter: atf says it investigates fires in houses on have worship. fbi has joined as well this isn't the first for mount zion am e. church's last building burned down in 1995. at f called that arson carried out by members of the kkk. a year later then president bill clinton would speak in the new building's dedication. the building that burned tuesday night. fires comes two weeks after the shootings at charleston.

at least six black churches burn in the southeastern i had. two reports are investigated as arson. investigators say there is no evidence that the fires were hate crimes and no evidence that they are linked. the cause of the fire in, mount zion ame the community expects to pull through. >> i think that emmanuel ame has shown us how to deal with, tragedy and that is to draw your strength from the lord and come together as a community, and meet whatever adversary you may have with the spirit of love. >> andrew spencer for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". right now 6:07. pennsylvania is starting the fiscal year without a new budget. governor tom wolf has vetoed a republican version of the spending plan. it is a spending by more than $1 billion without raising taxes. wolf says that budget, doesn't work. >> the math doesn't work, it is not balanced and does not address challenges that pennsylvanians face and we all

know pennsylvania faces especially when it comes to education. i will veto the entire budget bill. >> republicans call it a responsible plan, wolf's veto is first for a pennsylvania budget in over four decade. team u.s.a. in the woman's world cup final. once again delran's own karlie lloyd had a clutch goal that knock off top ranked german any montreal. we have more now from new york. >> reporter: from canada, to here in the u.s., soccer fans are cheering on, team u.s.a. as they gear up, for the woman's world cup final. >> obviously we are delighted to be moving on. >> reporter: american with men beat top rang germany two to nothing tuesday night to advance, thanks to the penalty kick by team captain karlie lloyd. >> i remain focused by what i needed to do and pk i needed to hit. >> reporter: and an impressive goal by kelly o'hara.

>> it was wild. i think i blocked out, to be honest. >> reporter: team u.s.a. had has for the hard, putting not only their dreams but their bodies on the line as they shut out the competition along the way. >> i think we're clicking at the right time and peeking, we are playing our best soccer. >> reporter: fans will be keeping an eye on japan's/england match up a as win are 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 home. hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". how about that, well done. >> yes indeed. >> let's go, a number of working moms in america is on the rise but are they more accepted then they were in generations past. we will talk more coming up. a terror threat, for the fourth of july weekend and see how they are stepping up security. major fall out at new york prison where two quick killers escape. we will be right back.

you walk outside you smell the grass and it is a clean fresh feeling. >> you are right about that. >> i'll take it, look at it that way the rest of the morning. >> as opposed to wet something shoes. >> we will be right back.

you know it, we have been tracking storms all morning long. >> oh, yeah. >> lets check with katie right now and they are moving out of here. >> thank goodness. today, what i would call, let me start that over again. that is all over the place. today ising to be what i would call a much better day. that is what i'm's trying to say. good morning everyone. our coffee has yet to arrive so bear with me. storm scan three, we are still watching some stormy weather it is pulling out of here. not only is it retreating, quickly but it is also fizzling. do you see how things are basically winding down. obviously is there a back edge to this. are we out of the woods yet? unfortunately not. this atmosphere is still unstable. we are watching warm steamy

air build in here producing what we will need in the atmosphere essentially to see a few showers maybe another then are storm. is it terribly widespread in absolutely not. notice time stamp at 6:00 a.m. as of this hour the brunt of the overnight storms is getting out of here and we are looking at more sun then anything as we approach the lunchtime hour but telltale signs of life are there off to the northwestern corner of this camera lens basically. we will end up dealing with some showers and then are storms likely off to the north of philadelphia but it is a good shot some do not see a rain drop. it is still enough to make mention of it. if you have outdoor plans or clean up to do especially north in the poconos lehigh valley where we got slammed with those storms yesterday. don't be shocked if you see a couple rain drops or hear thunder. it all clears out. we should be left with a couple of clouds overnight. today i have a decent beach day, granted again, we will allow for a shot on the shower or a thunderstorm out there but it is not a bad day. rip current risk, however still a at maryland rate range

here so swim near life guard that is always the rule as it is. we will look forward in the seven day forecast and every day, it is at least in the lower to mid 80's but it is a steamy outlook here, typical for early days of july. right now fourth of july, maybe a little few natural fire works with the spotty thunderstorms but otherwise weekend is not looking bad at all. >> okay, okay. >> i have picnic plans. >> you are a stickler for details in the seven day. a cake with birthday can also. >> happy birth daze young lady. >> today is your birth daze. >> happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday. >> today is your birthday. >> happy perth day. >> yes. >> happy birthday katie. >> yes inn deed inn deed. >> no one asked how oldy am. >> i was than the going there.

>> i'm not getting hit up here. >> only numbers i'm talking about are speed sensors. >> there we go. >> good segway. >> you get a hug in a little bit. you just wait. good morning traveling out and about on the roads it is unfortunate what you will run into the schuylkill expressway because of the unfortunate situation that occurred earlier this morning. 3:30 we had an accident reported on the westbound side of the schuylkill at montgomery drive. we're moving almost past that point and as you will notice it is still there. reason being two fatalities have been reported and because of that an investigation has been ongoing this morning. as of right new we are dealing with the lane blockages in this area, as we are looking here camera shot is still because it looks like it froze, it is still accurate because only left-hand lane gets by. here's what it is doing tour commute. take a look at anyone trying to get on the schuylkill expressway westbound. that would be these two lanes on the vine street expressway west trying to get to the

schuylkill. it is severely impacting not only vine but 76 in a big way where we are seeing delays stemming back toward south philadelphia. might be a good idea to hop off the vine and try to get to kelly drive. that is best alternate i can think of right now. >> more on our headlines yes two people dead in the fiery crash in the westbound rains of the schuylkill expressway near montgomery drive. one other person was also rushed to the hospital. >> also, a state of emergency remains in effect for white hall township lehigh county after yesterday's damaging storms. hundreds are still without power. federal officials are investigating a a fire at a traditionally black church in south carolina it is one of six that have burned since last in month. racially charged shootings in charleston. law enforcement officials in the united states are boosting security ahead of the fourth of july holiday. >> federal home land security issued a bulletin listing the holiday weekend and several upcoming prophet mohammad drawing events as possible

targets for attacks. nypd says that security measures will be greater this fourth of july then in past years. counter terrorism experts say many of the extremist are quote looking for an excuse to go operational. 6:18. now that the manhunt for two escaped killers are over, workers at the prison where they escaped are facing consequences, that is next. also ahead the cell phone case that has police calling for action, they want people to stop buying it before someone gets shot by accident. we will show you what it looks like coming up.

twelve employees at new york prison where two killers escaped last month have been place on administrate he have leave. workers including facilities executive team and security staff members. the announcement comes amid an internal investigation into how david sweat and rich art matt pulled off their escape. the department of corrections says a new leadership team will transition in week. new jersey governor chris christie hit the campaign trail today in new hampshire one day after making it official. >> we need to have strength and decision making and authority back in the oval office, and that is why today i'm proud to announce my candidacy for the republican nomination for president of the of america. >> christie made his formal announcement at his alma matter livingston high school. he promised to tell voters the truth even if it makes them

cringe. >> his whole slogan is tell it like it is and i want a person to tell it like it is, owe why shouldn't it be up to the president of the united states to tell us how it is. >> everyone in new jersey, the disrespected by chris christie and i cannot sees him running for president if he cannot even do anything for our state good christie says both political parties quote have failed our country. he is calling for more compromise in politics. still to come this morning a local food pant try to use a hand, hundreds of people depend on the food on these shelves but as you can see they often run bear. i will talk to the food pant try about how they could use some brotherly love. and katie is updating your forecast are storms out of here for now katie what do you think. >> it is looking like we will have a much nicer day out there, by comparison at least still a shot for shower or storm, we will explain why and have that all important holiday weekend forecast coming up.

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time to check sports page and phillies will try to get back on the winning track when they play brewers tonight in south philadelphia. last night game was delayed almost an hour and a half by rain carlos ruiz, chooch, gave phillies a lead in the sixth on his first home run of the season. but fill is could not get the win for cole hamels, ken

giles allowed two runs in the eighth, go ahead run on a bases loaded walk, phillies lose final score was four-three. were last night's game phillies announced pete mackanin will be manager for the rest of the season. help hads been interim manager for two other teams pittsburgh in 2005 and reds two years after that in 07. he stepped in after ryne sandberg's sudden resignation last friday. the game started last night with the first pitch from the sixers first round draft pick jahlil okafor. pitch was out of the strike zone but fanatic feels like he should have come up witt. okafor will play summer league ball and that starts next week even. i'm looking forward to seeing that guy play for the sixers. >> good to see him out in the community. >> he has been taking pictures and ready to get started. >> fanatic was catching first pitch after a busy day. >> also helping less fortunate all afternoon. fanatic and phillies new star, miguel franco volunteered with the council for spanish speaking organizations of

philadelphia this pair helped them move 5,000-pound of food donated by goa for the concealeo food basket. new food pant try opens tomorrow. busy day for that fanatic working up a sweat. >> yes, great job in the community. nicely done. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" we will update our breaking news justin. lone survivor is recovering at the hospital, i'm's he justin finch and we will have live details of that crash coming up. justin thanks. pope will be busy every minute he had has here in philadelphia this fall and we just got his itinerary. details of his visit coming up. are there more storms to come? katie is looking at the forecast when we column right back. see new a bit.

good morning. we're following breaking news right now two people are killed in the fiery crash on

the schuylkill we are live with how it is impacting your morning commute ukee. we are tracking storms as they make their way out of here but are we in the clear just yet. and this young laid toy my left and your right knows the answer to that because they came in pretty strong this morning. we saw what happened this morning. >> we had heavy rain, lightening and just behind us storm reports that came in just from last night ukee, and these storms really pack a punch. it wasn't a a squall line like this past tuesday brought where we had a macro burst over southwestern new jersey gloucester county got in on that but stormy portion the lehigh valley was hit hardest. we had a funnel cloud sighting in trexlertown. fogelsville as well. coplay there were cars trapped in food water. orefield 1.75 inches equate toss golf ball sized hail. so this really was a a system that brought in some heavier

moisture and quite a bit of instability. looking at storm scan three what i want you to notice is that bulk of lightening is retreating, thank goodness and also, with it, the moisture contend. you will still notice it is very muggy. still cloud cover. we will not brighten up for sunshine, but we will see sunshine, we are not out of the woods just yet this view outside kutztown area middle school is showing cloud moving steadily. you can see them moving before your very eyes on that live shot, 54 muggy degrees there. we are expecting upper 80's in the city, cooler in the resort towns obviously but i would say anyone is fair game for a shower or thunderstorm, especially as you go off to the north. the thing is, these showers and storms are far from as widespread as they were yesterday, definitely not talking severity as what we saw with the storm cells yesterday. there will be still building heat and humidity in the forecast and right now what promises to be a decent who will take weekend forecast as well and we will have details

on all of your picnic plans good morning vittoria. >> fantastic birthday girl. >> stop it. stop it. >> i can't help you. >> good morning everyone. right now, if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway i'm sure you are wishing you somewhere else. because 76 west wound is a total wash, out of south philadelphia beyond an accident scene that is still compromising a few lanes allowing one lane to get by. because 76 westbound is so saturated in volume it is also affecting vine street expressway. maybe if you are used to traveling between 95 and schuylkill you will have a a big old problem ahead of you. i wouldn't advice to you get on the vine at this point. if you are traveling to i-95, head toward western suburbs might be a better idea to hop off callowhill and use vine street local and jump over to fairmount and take kelly drive. we are just stuck in the thick of it and in one is moving. on the opposite side of the

spectrum heading east on the i-95 vine is in problems. i-95 is a sore spot southbound out of the north east and vine, usual stuff here, keep that in mind. would i say biggest problem is on the westbound side of the schuylkill. state troopers are investigating, westbound lanes of the schuylkill expressway. two people are dead and one is injured, vittoria was just talking about this. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us where a third victim has been taken. any update on their condition justin good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. still awaiting an update on the third person's condition. it has been several hours at hahnemann recovering from their injuries which have not been released at this time. let's go to video. we are talking about a deadly crash that happened in the three- clock hour in the westbound schuylkill on the montgomery drive. kia sedan overturn strike ago this far right wall and going in to a very fiery scene

there. that fire was put out some hours ago. two people did lose their lives, one person brought here to hahnemann for treatment. their injuries were not yet listed at this time. investigation has been checked. it has been jammed for 76 for several hours after this whole thing happened. still no word yet on a cause or if weather played a factor at all in this but you can bet that is being weighed as that investigation continues at this time this morning. we will bring you more updates as we get them. again, three people involved, two are dead, and that remaining soul survivor brought to happen man. their injuries are not yet disclosed. in word on the age or genders of the victims involve. we are live at hahnemann i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news police have found a car belonging to an eight five-year old woman found dead in her east mt. airy home. 2007 silver toyota corolla was found in the 3100 block of north still man street in north philadelphia it belongs

to 58 year-old regina brunner who was found dead monday in her home on rumfort road. her throat had been slash. so far no arrests. and police are investigating a bank robbery in chestnut hill. it happened yesterday evening on the td bank on germantown avenue. five men wearing dark hoodies sunglasses and hats came in the bank armed with the gun. robbers made off with some $7,000. fire investigators say it is too early to say what cause aid black church in south carolina to go up in flames. fire fighters battled those flames at the mount zion african methodist episcopal church last night. that same church was burned down by kkk 20 years ago this was seventh fire in the predominantly black church in the south since that deadly church shooting two weeks ago in charleston. so where do you think you'll be in september when the pope visits philadelphia? an estimated 2 million people are expected to pass through this city and now we have the official itinerary for the pontiff. on september 26th the pope will a arrive the atlantic aviation at 9:30 in the

morning. he will attend a mass at cathedral basilica at 10:30. 4:45 pope francis is expect to talk immigration and religious freedom at independent mall. then at 7:30 he will take part in the world meeting of families on the parkway. unday morning pope francis will meet with bishops and prisoners at the curran-fromhold correctional facility and 4:00 p.m. sunday it is back to the parkway for a conclusion mass. then the pope will depart for rome by 8:00 o'clock that evening. it is a packed schedule in doubt and organizers say scheduled breaks are very important on the agenda. >> he is a a very energetic person but everyone needs a break from time to time, even the pope. >> while in town the pope will take residents at saint charles seminary in lower merion. everything you need to know about the papal visit is at cbs philly.com, just click on the papal visit for latest information on the pope's upcoming trip to the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection.

happening today, a major step in ending hostilities between two cold war adversaries. the u.s. and cuba are announcing plans to reopen embassies in each others capitols. president obama is expect to make the announcement at 11:00 this morning. u.s. embassies events is expected to open by end of the month. relations ended in 1961, two years after fidel castro took power. some relief for greek depositors, this morning the government ordered 1,000 bank branches to reopened to help pensioners who don't have atm card. they say the finance ministers will consider greecees bail out requests with new proposals for budget cuts and policy overhaul. well, next up in our brotherly love story a local food pantry that needs your help. a cell phone case that has the attention of police, officers are warning people not to buy it, before someone gets shot. working moms, they have got a bad wrap in the past but has america's attitude changed

now that more women are not staying home to raise their children. that story on the other side, we will be right back. look at our hard working technical staff in the control room keeping us on the air and we thank you for it. we thank you for it. is there joe at control i got to get another lens in my glasses. >> i cannot see that. >> there you go. >> all right. >> high five. >> that is rest of our family, glad you are with us as well, we will be right back.

welcome back family, thousands of vendors are putting up unique yard signs for the upcoming holiday. >> sign read a combat veteran lives here, please be courteous with fire works.

we're letting our neighbors know those fourth of july fire works could trigger their ptsd. that way when people celebrate they can give veterans neighbors a heads up to mentally prepare. signs are so popular now is there 3500 person waiting list what a great idea. >> for sure. federal scientists say those fourth of july fire works could be bad for your health as well. the environmental protection agency say exploding fire works will bring a toxic brew of air pollution to the atmosphere. they unleash tiny particles which includes dust, dirt, so ot and smoke that can travel in the person's lungs. they can cause health problems from coughing, wheezing, heart attack and even stroke. well some scary news for those heading to the beach this fourth of july weekend. >> shark attacks are on the rise. average number of attacks across the country is usually around 30 to 40 according to flat museum of natural history there is already been 23 this year.

and experts say that salt i sea water in some areas may be attracting sharks. let's check with katie right now and weather watchers. good morning young lady. happy birthday again. >> thank you so very much. appreciate that, guys. good morning everyone. we will start off with a view of what the eyewitness weather watcher network is seeing this morning and for the most part we have steaminess going on out there we have with the weather out of here at that point, for the time being. it does than the mean we are ought of the woods. one of the hardest hit areas was yesterday's storms, lehigh valley, up in allentown julia came in the last 15 minutes of the 67-degree temperature. she has a hint of sunshine but 96 percent relative humidity at her location. she's enjoying this morning after storms that did rumble through. we will go off to the south and let's go down to delaware. we had heavy rain there more sunlight for anything for jason. we are brightening things up. he is at a 67 degrees. we will go to another 67 degrees reading from carry out in new jersey with more

cloud then anything. but she did say it is starting to brighten up after the thunderstorms that rumbled through. her mount laurel, locations through the overnight. and sad liz large pud also out there. watch for that. in the meantime could we get rid of the umbrella? i think we could. you can see how storms have not only started to retreat but do you see how they are fizzling, over the last three hours we went from steady heavy rain to barely anything on the radar. is there still a lot of moisture to work with, but without the steaminess and you will see a spotty shower or thunder arm but keyword is spot i. also no where near severe criteria there for to us day in the atmosphere. it will be less widespread, a lot less severe in terms of the potential for these storms to turn strong. much better day by comparison. frontal boundary drops to the south and sort of gets stuck for the next few days. i cannot rule out of the shower on thursday and friday but we will go partly sunny overall. on at day maybe a thunderstorm, not totally sold on that, it is just a chance,

just a question mark as a result on the seven day for now, vittoria, over to you. >> thanks, katie. well, right new sort of the question mark as to how long it is going to take to you travel on the vine street expressway to get to the schuylkill expressway, and then how long it will take to you get into your western suburbs. we have a lot going on, and all of the volume that you can see here on the vine street expressway is a mix of two things, one rush hour and then the other being residual backup from the earlier fatal crash we had on the westbound side of the schuylkill at montgomery drive. you're thinking okay, now it is at least a couple of miles away and well, that delay severely backs things up through center city. so a major problem, if you are hopping off of i-95 trying to get into downtown might be a better idea to take callowhill before you jump on the vine street expressway. it is not even worth it. new jersey is quiet minor slow downs in the northbound side of 42, a approaching 295 but big problem right now is schuylkill vine and i925 into downtown. ukee and quarter. there are calls for certain kind of of smart phone

case to be taken off the street. >> it looks like a real handgun and it is causing big concerns among law enforcement. valerie castro from our sister station in new york reports. >> reporter: you pull this thing out on the cop, they will shoot you simple as. that it looks like a real handgun but this is actually a a cell phone case for an iphone. it is causing serious concerns among local law enforcement and community activist like tony herbert. >> this is not a joke this is being sold in the communities. we rear searching where. >> reporter: herbert put out this stern warning tuesday with law enforcement agencies like nyp d112 precinct who tweeted this message advising people not to buy the case. it can be purchased on line but former nypd officer say it is a bad idea even if it is not illegal. >> there is no law per se but you have to use the law of common sense whiff i have learned is not that common. >> reporter: jacqueline says officers constantly face unknown and sometimes have a split second to make a decision against a perceived

threat. >> sometimes mistakes happen. they are only human. >> reporter: sometimes real lesson really does look fake like a toy. recently nypd precinct warned and officer described as a water gun. >> bad guys, disguise these guns they paint them orange, they put tips on them to trick law enforcement. >> reporter: as for novelty cases, he hopes they avoid them all together and calls them nothing less than a death trap. >> valerie castro with that story. herbert is hoping for legislation to ban the sale and possession of those cases. >> who comes up with this stuff. >> exactly. 6:48. time to see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us from new york hi gayl. e. >> we are in new york talking about the woman's win, hello ukeelee and erika. >> hey hey. >> we are at the scene of the overnight fire that burned through a church in the south. this is latest of several church fires as federal investigators are looking in to plus there are new troubles for uber here in the u.s. and europe too.

also why artists and movies are turning to have you heard dating app toss advertised. how does that work? we will talk with you u.s. women's sock are captain and new jersey native, i will bet some of your viewers will know her, karlie lloyd about preparations for world cup final. news is back in the morning we will see new ten minutes. >> she is a household app is have you ever used a dating apps. >> you will get me in trouble at home. i thought you were talking about karlie lloyd and you throw that dating app. >> i was just asking. >> i know, i know. >> mariah carry using match to get her new music app. >> yes, thank you for shifting the the story of the morning. >> there is a message behind that. >> we will see new a few minutes, gayle, we will be watching. she's cracking up. >> yes. >> we are following our breaking news this morning, a single car crash on the westbound schuylkill expressway, has left two

people dead and sent a third to the hospital. that car flipped and then burst in the flames overnight. meanwhile hundreds are still without power in white hall township lehigh county where state of emergency is in effect after yesterday's damaging storms. team u.s.a. is heading to the world cup final after two to nothing win over germany u.s. will play japan or england in the title match on sunday. social acceptance of working mothers is soaring. >> in fact it is at an all time high from 47 percent in the 1907's to more than 07 percent today. researchers say that acceptance is likely to continue, to increase, even if an case of working mothers with young children. >> social change takes time to happen, that is what is interesting. you really didn't get that changing until about 2,000. as the generation kind of turn over, then you see more support for that. >> my mother was a rarity working. she was also a working mom. i'm definitely not a rarity. >> today's younger generation

is more accepting. most 12th graders surveyed in the 07's thought moms should stay at home, however today four out of five high schoolers think it is okay for moms to work. the word is divorce. ben afflict and jennifer garner are calling it quits after ten years of marriage. >> actors sent out a joint message announce ago this split. when it comes after weeks of speculation on the status of their marriage a flick and garner said decision was difficult and they still have love and friendship for one another. the couple has three children together, and afflict will continue to live on the couple's property but in a separate house. the elite american ballet theater made history. american dancer misty cope land was promoted to the ballet company's highest rang premail principal dancer. she's first african-american to hole the position in the company's 75 years history. she joined in april a of 2001 and she was appointed to a solo slot in august of 2007.

>> how do you know all of this? >> i'm his son. >> there it is, looking at new trailer for new rocky film titled creed. film stars sylvester stallone in his role rocky and then michael b jordan as the son of apollo creed. that film we have talk about the last few months was shot right here in philadelphia, and we will hit theaters november 25th. so much fun seeing a movie where you recognize certain spots in your city. >> yeah, when it comes to the plot, i talk with some people. it will be powerful, that is all i will say. >> no spoil era leather. >> it will be powerful. >> stay tune. >> november. >> it comes out. >> they put it together quickly but they did what they wanted to do, michael b jordan is very good and powerful, just remember that. if you can't wait until november to see creed get your rocky fix later tonight watch stallone sprint up art museum steps, first time on the same steps that turned rock any to a legend. the free outdoor screening at

art museum starts at 9:00 o'clock tonight. is there a whole new generation that has not seen this one. let's start all over again. >> i'm sure there are younger kids that haven't seen it yet. >> go to the art museum and you'll see people running up. >> by the statue, you see long lines, i love it. >> right now 6:53. when a philadelphia's oldest hiv and aids charities is now hurting for help. >> the organization is called tabashi who gives a weeks worth of food to as many needy people as i can but as i found out on a trip there the demand is out stripping supply. >> right now i will pack a back. >> reporter: dominic mccleaned on is doing one of her hardest job, rationing food. she put together grocery for a client of the food pant try on spring garden street. >> this really is last resort for a lot of them. >> reporter: ernest wilson is one of 500 people who gets food. >> it helped carry me through

you know, i'm not sitting in the house with the empty stomach. >> reporter: many days this pantry does not have a enough food to go around. >> when i hear my voice i hear my echoes, empty shelves why. >> we cannot keep food on the shelves. >> reporter: canned vegetables grow scared, freezers run low on meat quickly. when is there not enough food to distribute the pantry must close. volunteer sophia says that is hard news to deliver to the clients who are only about to get food from bebashi once a month they are almost desperate for help. they are low income. they don't have many resources. they need us. >> reporter: bebashi executive director gary bell said they'd love to be opened every day but it can be several days between new shipments of food. >> we don't get a lot of donations either. we have to raise montoya inquire food. >> it pace for discounted food from philabundance. they hope to bring in

non-perishables, meat, bread fruit. they say as fast as they come in they will go out. >> i can promise you it will get used and go home with somebody. >> that is good to hear. monetary donations to purchase food. donations can be dropped off right on site and to contact the bebashi food pant try go to cbs philly.com. >> would you think of donating food during holidays but year round there is that need. >> year round as you saw from people there. they need your help. >> we need your help. >> but first here's is what coming upright here on cbs-3.

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make the most of summer... with volvo. twenty-one people are dead and third injured in the deadly accident on the schuylkill. >> let's check with justin finch at hahnemann good morning. >> that third person brought here to hahnemann hours ago in word on their condition that wreck happening earlier this morning on the schuykill westbound on montgomery drive car kia sedan overturning catching fire.

the cause of that crash remains under investigation this morning. no word yet on the gender or ages of those involve ukee and erika. >> katie this holiday weekend coming up. >> it does appear as though weather will cooperate for us with time, so this is what we're going for for fourth of july, few natural fire works but spotty thunderstorm and question mark too. i'm not totally sold it will happen but we will give it a few days but overall not bad. >> thanks very much, katie. we are still trying to recover from the incident justin was talking about on the schuylkill westbound at montgomery drive. we are looking live, right next to the accident scene and they have reopened all lanes but this has severely impact your commute on the vine street expressway. >> thank you torey. next up this morning from tinder to match, to grinder why musicians are using popular dating app toss promote music. >> join us bright and early or dark and early each weekday morning writ here on cbs-3, we will start at 4:30 a.m. in. so glad you are with us

family happy hump day. have a good day. good morning. it is wednesday, july 1st 2015. welcome to cbs this morning. an historic black church in the south series of fires. a new wildfire explodes in the west overnight burning buildings and forcing people out of their home. and a huge win for team u.s.a. at the women's world cup. we'll talk with carli lloyd who scored the winning goal. >> but we'll start today with today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. the south carolina fire burned through another black