car in front have of you and have windshield wipers and headlights ready. if you find yourself traveling through these storms, if you have on 55, 40, or atlantic city expressway rain is coming down at an incredible rate and look at this lightening as well as cumberland county, south of vineland, dangerous lightening. you do not want to be outside in this storm moving through south jersey right now. heading in to tomorrow we have more moisture from the west and tomorrow looks like a bigger threat for damaging wind with these storms. biggest threat for today is rain. we mentioned a flood advisory is in effect for the stormy just showed you buena vice taxer cedarville, portions of cumberland and atlantic counties heading up to camden and gloucester county as well. that goes until 8:30. scattered showers and a few then are storms but downpours and road flooding possible this evening, again those showers will fizzle a after sunset but we will do it all again tomorrow. we will have more on the severe threat in a few minutes, jessica. >> kate, thanks very much. hatboro town official opens fire, shooting at

suspects bank robber. the suspect fled and was shot after allegedly robbing a td bank around 10:00 this morning on york road. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live at hatboro police department with more on what happened, alexandria. >> reporter: first question we had was did this person have a right to be carrying that weapon. we now know that they did. what the shooting justified that parties still under investigation. there is a municipal official who witnessed a bank robbery at td bank on south york road here in hat wrote township. they persued that person and then ended up shooting that person and hopefully we can show you this story, right now. >> no audio. >> all right. so i guess we are having an issue with that but the

municipal official here in hatboro, ended up shooting this suspect in the hand, arms and non-life threatening injuries. police are investigating if the shooting was justified but the only injury was to that suspect who is now in police custody and recovering at abington hospital. we are going to send it back to you for now guess contact. >> al sand that we will try to get that full story later thanks very much. developing right now a person walking on a trail in rio grand, new jersey makes a gruesome discovery. middletown ship police say two bodies were found in the old rio grande avenue. investigators have not released the names of the man and women. they say this is an investigation in the early stages which mean they have few details to report travelers and traders were all affect this morning. we will start first with the hold up on wall street. an outage on the new york stock exchange led to a three hour shut down there. marley hall has more now on

the trade troubles. >> reporter: traders made up for lost time late wednesday buying and selling, were the closing bell. a computer glitch, stopped all trading for several hours, in the in middle of the day. something that not often is seen on the floor. >> it has happened before, the flash crash of a few years ago, but it has never lasted this long. >> reporter: the exchange updated its software last night and solved a connectivity issue right before the open but the system crash midday, repairs were made on a stock by stock basis. >> they decided to protect people and shut the market down. >> reporter: only about 20 percent of the stock lifted on the exchange, is traded here, the other 80 percent is traded on other platforms so those transactions still took place. >> it is a very ugly day in the stock market but it has nothing to do with the fact that we had a computer glitch. >> reporter: new york stock exchange kept in close contact with washington during the outage and both confirmed there was no indication of any

cyber attack. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and at the end of the the day, stocks closed with sizable losses, the dow jones lost 261-point ending at 17,515. and the nasdaq was down, 87 points and the s and p gave up 34 points. >> the wall street journal home page also went down today. readers found a message saying wsj.com was having technical difficulties and full site will return shortly. about 45 minutes later that site was backup. united returned to the skies after a technical glitch grounded flights nationwide, frustration and confusion hit some travelers at philadelphia international airport this morning. there they endured long lines while united worked to fix that computer problem. operations resumed around 9:30 after an faa imposed ground stop for flights on held for two hours. >> finally making my way home to my beautiful wife and lovely kids. >> you got it, nothing but a

great delay to keep me in philly. >> there are lopping lines from big delays, look the at that at airport in los angeles, chicago, and united, did a will guys for inconvenience and offers waivers so customers could change their reservations without a fee. new at 5:00 dozens of lives saved and that is likely just the beginning an overdose reversing drug is helping authorities combat new jersey's growing heroin addiction crisis. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, has more. >> it was april of 2,000. >> reporter: date louise havoc will never for get the day her son john lost his battle to heroin addiction. >> it is probably the most horrific thing a parent can experience. >> reporter: now she spend her day helping addicts and their families in the parent to parent coalition based in marlton. she showed me the room where support groups meet. more people coming now then ever. >> we did not expect this. we really and truly thought that by now there would be a

lesson of heroin use and it is actually worse. >> reporter: just how bad? this week federal government released an eye opening report showing heroin use is up 62 percent in the u.s. compared to a decade ago. new jersey's even worse with her win related deaths about three times a national average. in south jersey the well known epi sent iser is camden where police mark a milestone on tuesday, 100 overdose saves with narcan. >> it is not just affecting us here in the city but unfortunately, 80 percent is coming here for the purchase. >> reporter: experts say one of the main causes for more heroin use is abuse of prescription medication, in particular painkillers. last years new jersey heroin task force announced statewide initiative to decrease availability, drop off boxes for unused medication are popping up and more and more police stations and other public buildings. havoc says one of the biggest challenge as heroin epidemic continuing is funding.

>> any other disease people understand and feel bad they don't for the most part when it is, a drug like heroin. >> so there is a prescription drop off box here at camden police station but also now in new jersey, a new law requires pharmacies to give information how and where for to you safely dispose of your unused prescription drugs n camden, i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cleve, thank you. some bad news for those who frequent rita's water ice. if you love their custard and it vice delicious you will have to go without it for a while. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joining us from rita's in graduate hospital with more on the reason why syma? >> reporter: well, jessica motto for rita's water isis ice, custard happiness but one of those items is now missing. we are talking about the custard. they replaced witt something a little will similar and thinks all because of the bird flu out break. it is a chilling reality for rita's the water ice lovers.

there is no custard available at any of the stores, nationwide. that is because of an egg shortage. poultry supplies are down due to one of the worse out breaks to ever hit the u.s. >> we have produced all of our frozen custard mix from a dairy local to philadelphia that is a all produced in one place. their supplies of eggs stopped making egg yoke product we use as an ingredient in our custard so it was not available at any price. >> reporter: jeff moody is ceo of rita's and said company scrapple told find solutions. instead of treat customers will be eating soft serve ice cream. >> we started to work with our dairy when we knew there was a potential shortage on an alternative backup. >> reporter: bird flu out break had has forced restaurant to raise prices or drop items leaving some customers shell shock. >> i think it is absurd that something so far away could ab affecting rita's especially a place that sells dairy products and things of that

nature. it is kind of weird. >> reporter: other customers like this six year-old just don't mind. >> it is yummy. >> reporter: it is yummy what does it taste like. >> it taste like regular ice cream. >> reporter: all right. so maybe san teen owe does not mind but if you do i have some more bad news. there is a chance that custard will be off the menu, throughout this entire summer season and i may have to wait until next season if you are jonessing for it, guess contact new back to you it could be a long season, same, thanks very much. coming up on cb. "eyewitness news" at 5:00, caught on camera, a runaway stroller rolls on to the track, 18 month-old is rescued but just seconds before a train goes by. world cup hero and delran hero carli lloyd a arrived at philadelphia international airport today and "eyewitness news" was right there to greet her. hear what she had to say about the championship and what is next for the team. an unlikely treatment for women with trouble with memory

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more on a story we brought you at the top of the news contacts a bank robbery that ended with a suspect being shot. "eyewitness news", reporter, alexandria hoff has more. >> 10:18 p.m., panic button at td bank on south york road is pushed, robbery was in progress. >> he entered the bank with a note and in the note it

indicated that if he wasn't delivering money wow start shooting. >> reporter: the teller complied but before police had a chance to respond a boro official, who had been watching outside took off on foot after the fleeing robber. >> we are now in this process of investigating a shooting that occurred, of the suspect. >> reporter: and that brings us here, less than a mile away from the bank to an industry park off of west minister road where police say this boro resident and official shot the robbery suspect twice and held him there until police arrived. >> there was a number of requests for the suspect to get on the ground. he did not comply with that. he was shot. he then got on the the ground. >> reporter: the suspect was hit in the arm and wrist area and was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the first took both suspect and shooter right past the home of dock and ed knight. >> as long as he is licensed

to care, and he knows what he is doing that gun, he has the right to do it. if he stops the bank robber, that is okay. >> reporter: alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". carli lloyd arrived in philadelphia this morning. she led the u.s.a. to victory to win the 2015 world cup. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao caught up with lloyd at the a airport and has more on the home coming. >> reporter: when carli lloyd stepped off the plane and into philadelphia international airport early wednesday morning, the the cameras were waiting. she didn't expect. that lloyd tells "eyewitness news", but like she knows her life has change. >> when we got to l.a., right away, straight away, at the restaurant i eat at when i got there, they pick up the tab. life has definitely changed for me. i think i have to buck up and get ready for it. >> reporter: that is what happens when you score a historic three goals in the world cup final. >> goal. >> reporter: leading your team to the first championship in 16 years. lloyd is recognized every

where now and even at 2:00 a.m. with very little sleep, she is still happy to sign autographs and take pictures with their growing fan base. >> it is an unbelievable moment. i think it really started to hit me when we got to l.a. and we had that rally with there i with everybody. it has been pretty amazing. >> reporter: fresh off this party, lloyd now looks forward to celebrating with family and friend, her fiance met her at the airport and was one of the first to welcome the champion home. >> she has worked hard and i'm proud of what she has done and i'm happy to see her. it has been a while. >> reporter: but delran new jersey native won't have time to rest, those team u.s.a. bags will be soon packed again this time ready for a victory lab. >> now getting back to philly. i will probably only be here for a day and a half back home and it is a whirlwind roller coaster just riding the wave and enjoying the moment, but still so proud of the team and everybody. it was a moment we will always cherish. >> reporter: no rest for the

weary though, lloyd leaves for new york city tomorrow, on personal business, and friday that huge ticket tape parade in new york city. she said eventually she will get in a much needed vacation. reporting from the sat center, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> nice to have her home even for a short time. on monday the team got a call of congratulations from the highest office in the land and lloyd got some special attention. >> carli, what have you you been eating? >> i want to do what you are doing. >> you can come out and run on the field with me with that. >> i will do that for about 30 seconds. >> oh, hey mr. president the president congratulated the team and also invited them to the white house. still ahead on "eyewitness news", we will continue to track storms moving through the area today and check out this from pittsburgh last

night a ground keeper swallowed by pirates tarp during torrential downpours there. we will tell you more about that. would you quit your job if you could not your smart phone for personal use at work? well most millennials out there say yeah. three on your side jim donovan tells bus new normal for many ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir.

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take a look at this video from pittsburgh as grounds crew members get swallowed up by a tarp during a rain delay

at pnc park. they had rain, wind gusts over 40 miles an hour at that park and even pirate players had to help get that tarp back in place. very scary. the game was delayed for one hour and 42 minutes due to all that weather. you know kate, we see these storms in the summer. they pop up, they are powerful, they have those wind gusts and there there you are. >> you are stuck in it because you can be stuck on the road, with blinding rainfall. really that same system that went through pittsburgh coming through our area today. we have more on the way tomorrow. these storms could be stronger tomorrow. in fact we are in the slight risk for severe weather. today we're not but storms are heavy rain and lightening over south jersey, downpours and flooding the biggest threats. look outside, as we do that you can see our weather watchers observations crawling there fine your closest weather watcher ande what conditions are like in your area they are different depending on where you are. we are looking at our go pro cam through center city from

the cbs broadcast center. it does than the look too bad. we have a few breaks of blue skies and depending where you are, you are getting heavily rained on, warm, steamy and little bit of unshine. storm scan three showing where heavier rain is right now over south jersey. we have been talking about this all week about how bull's eye will try to develop through the shore points and here it has materialized. toms river ocean county down toward atlantic county getting hit with heavy rain. we will track this for you and tell you how, we have think rain is falling. it is moving in cape may county atlantic county, precipitation rates at a the moment 2.74 inches. that is heavy rain that can lead to quick flooding on the roadways. with many shore towns below or at sea level we will get street flooding very quickly. we will expect this storm to be in egg harbor at 5:31. hitting atlantic city 5:45: 5:53 mystic island before moving off shore. once the sun goes down these storms will fizzle but we have

a couple hearst before that happens. watch out for that heavy rain and lots of lightening strikes right now. you don't want to be out in this if you can avoid it. lightening can strike miles away. even if you are out down the shore, out on the beach atlantic city down toward ocean city, watch out because lightening can strike out ahead of the storm. eighty-one strikes in the past five minutes with that particular cell. temperatures are in the 80's, cooler thanks to the cloud cover and showers that have rolled on through. eighty-two in philadelphia notice rain has dropped that temp in millville to 76. allentown 77. atlantic city airport at 84 degrees. the the dew point, the big story here, dew point is 71. that puts us in the oppressive range. that is why we have so much moisture in the the air. when these storms come through it is like ringing out a sponge and rain comes down heavily. 7:00 p.m. still through shore points but does start to clear out tonight. tomorrow starts out quiet the but watch what happens tomorrow evening. next threat for severe weather. let me show what you happens at 7:00 p.m. look at this line of storms.

that is a indication of strong wind. downpours a high risk tomorrow and wind a high risk, moderate risk of lightening and hail. downpours and gusty wind are big threat between five and seven to the north and west six and eight for city and suburbs and then eventually making it down the shore. a as far as tonight well showers ending mild, muggy 74 degrees. tomorrow 88, partly sunny and evening thunderstorms, they will be strong to severe. we are in the slight risk. i will show you that in the next half an hour. your three day forecast looks better. once we get through tomorrow we have humidity dropping friday and then saturday, sunny and warm and we will get up to 89 degrees. look at what i did earlier today. i had a great time, with the kid, up in easton at crayola experience. it was a fun time. one little girl said there is a chance of rain and chance of rainbows which i really love. maybe a chance of rainbows tonight. kid were great. i had such a fun time. stay tune, we will be right

many of nope a world without mobile devices's now employers are forced to deal with young work hours want to text and use social media on the job. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at how this group is blurring lines between work time and personal time. >> reporter: twenty-five year-old jonathan perez always has his smart phone by his side at work. he says that it makes juggling his job and his personal life easier. in fact young workers have spent most of their life with mobile technology at their fingertips and, according to a new survey from mobile iron mess don't want to stop texting or using social media at work. 60 percent of workers 18 to 34 say if their boss prevented

them from using a mobil device to take care of personal tasks they would quit. >> any employers looking to recruit this next generation work force is absolutely going to have to understand these trend, and will have to respond to them, otherwise they will lose best employees of the future. >> reporter: the company where perez works analytics ad60 is adopt to go this new reality. the managing partner alex lets employees use their devices but regulates how much. >> how do you control that to drive productivity is what we are going through right now. >> reporter: he says his workers air loud to work on their own terms as long as they get their work done. is there a name for this it is called shadow tasking, when you use your technology, cell phone, ipad to conduct personal business during work hours or work business on your time off. twenty-third of those surveyed said they feel guilty for doing it at one time or another. if my boss is listening i do not use my cell phone. i can barely work the cell phone and i'm not 18 to 34 so

i will not quit. >> i was just saying i do think that the younger generation just sees it as life like they are blending it all together good good for them embrace it. >> yes. >> exactly. >> thanks very much, jim. coming up in the next half an hour more fall out from bill cosby's bomb shell admission under oath, and we have about who was killed in that midair collision about their f-16 fighter jet and that small plane. plus tragedy averted with just seconds to spare a quick thinking grandfather rescues an 18 month-old whose runaway stroller fell in the train tracks.

i'm jessica dean, here are the day's top stories trading came to a halt late this morning on the new york stock exchange, and officials say an internal computer glitch toys blame for the stoppage, not the a cyber breach, the outage lasted about three hours. united airlines had to temporarily ground all of its flights this morning because of computer problems. delay caused long lines at airports nationwide, and ground stop was lifted after about two hours. and a hatboro town official opens fire shooting a suspect bank robber. that suspect fled and was shot have after robbing a td bank around 10:00 on york road. >> another day another threat

for heavy thunderstorms. you can see where that is, and where one is over montgomery county but atlantic county, and, later on for that atlantic city, expressway, and, blinding downpours and very shortly will make it way down the shore, in the next ten or 15 minutes. and another round of potentially severe storms tomorrow. we will talk about that with the seven day forecast, jessica. >> the south carolina house of representatives has started debate over a bill to remove the confederate flag and its pole from state house ground. cbs news reporter don champion has more from columbia. >> house come to order members please take your seat. >> reporter: the south carolina house is taking up a bill that would remove confederate flag and its pole from the state house in columbia. >> i. >> reporter: state senate gained final approval wednesday but bill is meeting resistance in the house. >> i just don't think the the

solution that came over from the senate is the solution that respects everybody. >> reporter: some republicans are offering a a amendment to preserve the symbol in some form on capitol grounds. >> polling in my district says leave that flag where it is. strong polling. >> reporter: protesters on both sides of the flag debate have gathered outside the state house to show support. >> because it is supposed to be a community area it has to be welcoming to everybody. >> reporter: battle flag became a hot butt on issue in south carolina following mass murders of nine black parishioners at emmanuel ame church in charleston. before beginning wednesday's debate lawmakers remember the victim. >> the mother's manual nine shall ever be in our hearts. >> reporter: if the bill gets final approval the flag could come down within 24 hours. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a group of gun control activist went to capitol hill to pressure lawmakers to

expand the current brady bill, group wants the law to include background checks on gun sales made on line and also at gun shows. a man who lost a relative in the charleston church shooting last month join the group in their call for congress to take action. >> i am hear and i will not rest until our legislators do what is right. >> i am charleston. i demand that this congress finally give us a vote. >> reporter: similar legislation, fell short in congress in 2013. authorities have identified the father and son killed in a midair collision between a small plane and a fighter jet in south carolina. searchers recovered body of the 68 year-old michael johnson and they are looking for body of his 30 year-old son joseph piloting the small plane. cbs news correspondent omar villafranca has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: midair collision happened tuesday morning sending debris raining down over a remote area of marsh

field in south carolina. this video shows members of the air force removing one of the jet's engines from a mobile home and debris strewn across the property. >> cliff cannon witnessed the collision. >> there was an explosion, a lot of black smoke debris falling. >> reporter: the sesna took off from berkley county airport just before 11:00 on its way to myrtle beach. f-16 was heading to charleston from shaw air force base for a training exercise. investigators say at 11:02 the plane's collided at an altitude between two and 3,000 feet, the air force jet broadsiding the smaller plane. >> it came right over the top of us. >> reporter: how close. >> very close. >> it banked to the left and then out and it was just seconds later we heard second boom. >> reporter: air force identified f-16 pilot as major aaron johnson an experienced pilot with 1500 hours of flying. ejected safely and was taken to the nearby hospital where

he he was evaluated and suffered no injuries. omar villafranca for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". fall out continues for embattled comedian bill cosby. disney's hollywood studios theme park has removed his statue at the academy of television arts and sciences hall of fame plaza several months ago a petition called on disney to take it down. cosby has yet to comment on his bomb shell court admission he had obtained drugs with the intent of giving them to women with whom he wanted to have sex. a runaway stroller carrying a child is caught on camera in australia. take a a look at this video from a sidney train station. that stroller rolled right on to the track and the child's grandfather quickly jumped down, got that stroller and 18 month-old out of the way just seconds before a train arrives. the little girl had some cuts and bruises but is expect to be okay. pope francis is wrapping up the first part of his south american tour in ecuador and today thousands of people

threw rose pedals at the pontiff as he passed by in the pope noble. earlier he visited a nursing home and met clergy members there next stop is bolivia and this visit had has a special meaning to south americans because pope francis is a native of argentina. we're also learning new details about pope frances's visit to the u.s. in washington d.c. his speech to congress on september 24th will be broadcast on jumbotrons on the the national mall. jumbotrons are typically used for presidential inaugurations. this arrangement will allow tens of thousands of people to watch at dress. it will be the first time that a pope has addressed congress. we are now just 80 days away from the pope's arrival here in philadelphia. and for more information on the trip, go to cbs philly.com and click on papal visit. still to come on "eyewitness news" how an adhd drug is helping ease menopause symptoms, could it work for you? health reporter stephanie stahl tells bus new research

done right here in philadelphia. bizarre video involving pop super star ariana a grande we will tell what you she allegedly did in the the doughnut shop and why she has been pulled from the mlb all-star concert kate. >> jessica heavy storms heading for the shore down the shore expect rain and light toning get there in the next few minutes, we have got another round of strong storms tomorrow, but better news for the weekend. i have it all coming up with the seven day forecast, we will be r

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microsoft will cut 7800 jobs as it restructure its hardware business. company bought no key a's phone business last year for $7 billion but it never gained ground against iphone and android. news comes one year after microsoft's largest layoff ever that would involve 18,000 employees. a texas woman has won a lawsuit begins time warner cable for excessive robo calls. she received 153robo calls over the the course of the year after an account was opened by someone else with her phone number. she asked the company to stop the calls but they kept calling anyway. a federal judge ordered the company pay the woman nearly $230,000. if you like taco bell, today is probably a good day for you. the restaurant chain is teaming up to begin delivery

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unlikely treatment for women with trouble with memory and focus related to hormones. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on new research from philadelphia. >> reporter: lynn said her wedding was flawless as a result of careful planning she credits remembering details to the drug that she and her new husband now joke about. >> he teases me that i cannot forget something that he does president take memory pills but do i. >> reporter: the drug she is taking is primarily used to treat adhd, attention deficit hyper activity disorder but new research from penn medicine found it can improve cognitive issues related to menopause. >> i would be forgetting things. my attention to detail was slipping. and it became very frustrating. >> reporter: she's not alone millions of women experience difficulty with memory, focus and organization related to menopause, that can show up in the mid 40's, along with other symptoms like the hot flashes and insomnia. >> let's practice, click the

green bar to continue. >> reporter: computer in memory tests used to measure the effectiveness of the drug as compared to the placebo. lee, hoist 59, was among 32 menopausal woman in the study. >> for some woman we saw a large improvement and for others we saw modest improvement. many women that came in were women that were executives and in their professional life, nurses doctors people that really, you know, depend on their nothingin and depend on their a ability to multi task, focus and particularly pay a attention to detail. >> reporter: doctor neil, who led the study says drug promotes release of dopamine that can off set decline of estrogen caused by menopause to help improve cognitive functioning. >> i noticed almost immediately that i was sharper, and that my attention to detail was back to where it was, and i was able to focus on my work, and anything in my personal life that had great

results. >> reporter: what a great picture. lisa has ten to take the drug even though that study is over. researchers say results are preliminary but encouraging and the drug did not cause any significant side effects and had no impact on other symptoms of menopause like hot flashes. and, penn is starting another study on woman who go through menopause early because of surgery. we will have more information on that cbs philly.com, click on health. we will put that information on facebook and twitter feed. >> such welcomed news for many women out there. >> exactly. also on the healthwatch kid with severe allergies can have a second allergic reaction within hours of the first one. a new study looked at near liz 500 children, treated in the er for anthrax is, and a more severe first reaction was at risk for stronger risk for a second reaction. kate has her eye on the radar as we will sees strong storms in the after afternoon rolling through the area. >> es specially down the shore. we have been talking about this in the past half an

hour. now camera in ocean city people walking on the boardwalk now ten minutes ago it is just completely empty. it is a mess out there lets take a look outside here in center city, we will go across the river to campbell's field where skies cam three is looking out over ben franklin bridge and see cool cloud formations there. few breaks of blue skies and dark cloud overhead looking ominous in the city of philadelphia at the moment but heavier rain is now down the shore, that doesn't mean we cannot get another shower or thunderstorm before evening is through and couple have pop up off to the north and west. i want to check with our weather watchers first and foremost, few folks reporting temperatures, rain cooled in portions of south jersey. this area where peter lives in williamstown new jersey and was experiencing heavy rain, thunderstorms. down to 79 there. peter said loud rumbles of thunder since 5:00. there have also been peaks of sun. one of the days where we see sun one minute, then thunder comes through and a blinding

downpour could hit as well. 82 degrees in bensalem with steve schwartz. he is reporting rain there. light rain starting. seems like bad stuff is to the south. it certainly is. you can see a few you photos from our weather watchers showing dark cloud from ed connor 20 minutes ago. dark cloud where he is. phil, one of our weather watchers showed up and sent this photo with me and the kid in easton. it was a wonderful day and great day to be inside at the crayola experience. lets look at that ocean city camera i mentioned to you. you cannot even see the boardwalk, at the moment. it is completely blinding downpours moving through the shore towns at the moment. just ten minutes ago this camera was looking good people were walking down the boardwalk, eating their funnel cake and fries and now it is just completely, pouring. very, very heavy rain and risk for flooding down the shore completely blinding, in ocean city right now. you can see camera shaking with the strong wind as that thunderstorm rumbles through shore points. lets look at storm scan three. here it is, very heavy rain,

atlantic county through cape may county and ocean county as well. this is lining up down the shore. you can see a few showers in montgomery county a and chester county. these are lighter then what we are seeing down the shore. this is heavier rain a along the expressway. this will slow things down, a bit, egg harbor down through the garden state parkway as well. very slow travel and dangerous conditions. there is frequent lightening with this storm and a lot of rain. i wouldn't be surprised to see street flooding in our shore towns, these areas tend to see that when heavy rain comes through because of the proximity of the water and bay. we have island, of course and areas at or below sea level there sigh our next batch moving in the midwest. this will impact us tomorrow. it looks like tomorrow's storms will be stronger then today. today's mainly heavy rain. tomorrow we will add damaging win threats to that as well. twenty-eight right now at the airport. seventy-six thanks to the rain in the atlantic city airport. here's our slight risk for tomorrow. entire area except the shore. that is marginal risk.

the the worst of it will be city on north with lightening, gusty wind and small hail what to expect from severe thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon, downpours damaging wind and that risk for small hail and worst of it will be in the late evening hours just in time for evening commute. here's 7:00p m with the risk of damaging wind and that pushes out. we will see clearing by friday and much nicer weather taking us in the weekend. 70 percent chance of rain thursday. 10 percent maybe morning showers friday. a saturday looks dry beautiful start to the weekend. sunday a 10 percent chance of the pop up shower or thunderstorm. overnight tonight muggy showers will move out after sundown. seventy-four is our overnight low. for your thursday, partly sunny buzz strong then are storms starting at 5:00 p.m. in the lehigh valley, moving through city around 7:00. if you can get home early that is recommended. it will be a mess out there tomorrow afternoon with strong wind and very heavy rainfall expected. friday humidity drops. dew points back in the lower 60's. saturday looks awesome, 89 with sunshine.

sunday humidity is backup but does look mostly dry at 91. another chance for thunderstorm and hot gannon monday jessica back over to you. >> thanks very much, kate. actor tom selleck may be in hot water after allegedly stealing water for his california ranch. his local water district filed a complaint monday. in it, they say on more than a dozen occasions since 2013 a large truck filled up at a public hydrant and took water to his 60-acre ranch. man who played magnum pi was reportly busted by a real life private investigators. callus currently in the middle of a historic drought. ariana a grande is being replaced as head line are for a conser in the major league baseball all-star game in senate think saturday. according to e news grande had her wisdom teach taken out and had to cancel her performance. however that announcement came hours after this video surfaced reportedly showing grande spitting on doughnuts in a l.a. bakery apparently

the guy there with her lick the doughnuts. >> one of the trays she was licking them but you other tray she spit on them. she lick two and she spit on two. that his doughnuts. why didn't she take those. i'm surprise she had didn't liquor spit on her doughnuts that she got. >> at the end of the video grande says that she hates america, no comment from grande or her representatives. still ahead on "eyewitness news", getting thousands of books to local children. >> in this weeks story of brotherly love volunteer bicyclist are making special deliver toys children in a north philadelphia neighborhood. we will tell but word on wheels, on the other side.

community reading center in north philadelphia is distributing thousands of brand new children's books. dozens of volunteers are using pedal power to get those books into homes. here's "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington with this weeks story of brotherly

love. >> reporter: tree house books on susquehanna avenue lives up to its name. it has an indoor tree house. >> our main program is during the school year, and we wondered how many books our children were having access too during the summer. >> reporter: they have decided to take these 3,000 brand new books and deliver them straight to children. volunteer biker christie, is a fourth grade teacher so she knows how to get kids interested in her book delivery. >> one, it says your name and it is my book. and then number two there is an adult giving this book to you hey i read harry the spy when i was younger. i love this book too. tell me how you like it neck week. hi guys. >> reporter: one of christie's first delivery toys eight year-old naki era williams. >> how does it look. >> fun. >> reporter: tree house books plans to deliver books up to 750 children this summer. they call it word on wheels. thirty volunteer bikers are packing up and delivering them

to two north philadelphia neighborhoods and the kids know they are coming. >> they are saying do the books get there yet do the books get there yet. >> reading the books. >> reporter: children get a book a week for four weeks. >> they are my favorite. >> reporter: that is what christie wants to hear every time that she makes a very special delivery. and these books were paid for by another non-profit team first book philadelphia these reading programs could always use more help. to find out how to donate or volunteer, get information at cbs philly.com. i'm ukee washington for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". books are my favorite too hopefully they will enjoy them. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 more muggy and wet weather as the region is hit with more storms, kate. >> the shore getting hit heavily right now. we have a few heavy showers back to the west and we're not done yet another round of potentially severe storms comes through tomorrow. we will have details coming up at 6:00. a local teacher fired and

tonight many are questioning the calls why they say the school is out of line in letting her go. plus one of the areas most popular summer spots is changing up its menu for now. we will tell you how the egg shortage nationwide ace affecting a rita's favorite. steamy, and stormy for us again today a summer like day bringing with it heat, humidity and pop up then are storms. lets look live at storm scan three. you can see scattered precipitation all across the the area will we see relief anytime soon. good evening i'm jessica dean, kate bilo is in the cbs-3 weather center tracking those storms tonight kate. >> another day another round of heavy rain and good news it is scattered a across the area last night mess of the heavier storms off to the north in the poconos and new we are seeing it down the shore.

look at this rain. this cell moved across cumberland gloucester county and into portion and burlington counties as well producing very heavy rain, scattered showers are converging on the city here. i wouldn't be surprised if we get rain in philadelphia in the next half an hour or so but heavier rain is down the shore. atlantic city, up toward mystic island. look at that red where the indication of heavier rain coming down. frequent lightening long the ac expressway. this is dangerous because a lot of people are down the shore this week a lot of people still on the boardwalk and beach. as these storms stay to the north you can see a strike of lightening down toward strathmere, a avalon, stone harbor. it doesn't have to be right in the center of the storm. stay inside until the threat passes. i do expect that once we start to see the sun goes down, we will see these storms fizzle out and move off shore inn then fall apart through tonight. we have flood advisories extended across south jersey, this goes for portions of cumberland county in, to southern gloucester county, all of the a