. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we're tracking another round of storms expected to move through our area. katie has a look at just when they'll hit and also whether they can cause any damage. also, president obama will be in philadelphia today for the naacp conference, we'll detail the issues he's expected to address in a live preview of his visit. >> was never what he thought. >> it is the book shattering all preconceived next cents of literary character add cuss fin: harper lee's much anticipated release at midnight. how local book store is celebrating its debut. >> good morning, it is tuesday, july 14th i'm erika von tiehl. we want to get things started on your forecast and the roads, weaver storms coming?

>> we certainly do. >> seems that way katie. not looking forward to it, probably going to impact the morning rush hour, it will be a no fun zone. >> pretty much. actually unfortunately, it looks a lot of times you started morning wolf very much, very minimal issues out there on the roadways, but starting to seat weather already impact some of the major highways, and we should full screen view of storm scan3, going right back out to it, very heavy batch of thunderstorms now currently moving right up i-95 out through maryland. not only do you have torrential downpours, wind is peaking, frightening lightning, few. lightning strikes and what we're seeing on the area radar almost any time today. these little pockets that show up. so, there is not going to be just a giant swat of rain that moves through necessarily no, that is little different than that. scattered variety of showers and storms, but there will be embedded heavy downpours lead to go ponding on roadways,

lead to go slow travel. that's what you need to be worried about here today. >> umbrella absolutely good idea but again you won't be dealing with a widespread wash out necessarily just these pockets of heavier rain that will be rolling through the delaware valley. meantime, our comfort index isn't all that stellar current dew point 67 degrees, so you're sort of inbetween the border of steamy and oppressive at this point. but we are tracking a warmfront. so along with that warmth comes the moisture, that's where the dew points start to peak up. meantime wacking you through the course of the day hour by hour, we should hit the mid and upper 80s as the day progresses, don't expect heck after lot of sun we'll see very limited sunshine, but that said, with the clouds and with the showers and thunderstorms edge in the forecast here today definitely need to be ready for some slow travel out there. and again vittoria, i think it might be something you see little sooner than usual in time around. >> you agree? i am not looking forward to. that will because it is that middle period of the week, where it is just like we don't want it to feel like a drag even though it might be inevitable.

eww. anyway, good morning everyone, right now at least it doesn't look like anything is impacting your commute on 95 right now. you supply little bit after slow down through the construction zones at both cottman and girard, but for the most part moving really well. this shot here, not too far away from girard avenue, exit on the southbound side here, traffic moving without a hitch. and it is not only in and out of the northeast section of philadelphia and center sit you but throughout delaware county, bucks county, making your way out toward trenton traveling into new jersey, all of the roadways are still for the most part sleeping. as we take a look at the schuylkill expressway, so, all good. if you are traveling mass transit, as well, and no delays at the airport. err dismay. >> all right, thank you vittoria. happening today, president obama plans to focus on the criminal justice system when he addresses the naacp convention here in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at the pennsylvania convene shown center where the president will speak later on today. justin, good morning. >> erika, good morning

commander in chief takes the podium at 3:05 p.m. this afternoon, it will be the highlight after switch. and substantial visit to philadelphia, and the naacp convention let's get you now video of that event which began saturday, and is set to close out tomorrow. over the past several days, they've engaged their members the public and lawmakers on several pressing issues to the black community including voting right education equality, economic opportunity, as well as criminal justice reforms. these have all been hot button topics among panelists which included senator bob kacie previwed his own education reform legislation and remarks from the white house president obama hinted that he too would address those issues and more head-on but specifically that of criminal justice reform. take a take a listen. >> reporter: i'll layout some ideas for criminal just tips reform, many of whip are already getting bipartisan support. together we can make our communities safer. we can spend our taxpayer

dollars more wisely, and we can make sure that more of our citizens, even those who have made mistakes, had a chance to become productive members of society. >> now, the president has a jam packed schedule ahead leaving dca1:20 this ache noon, arriving here at about 2:00. speaking at 3:05 here, then at fundraiser at rittenhouse square at about 4:40 this afternoon, back home not white mouse by 6:00. very busy day and also, an important day for the president, his second address to the naacp convention as president. and we are live in center city justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news", erika? >> justin, thank you. busy day indeed. some breaking news right now from overnight. a senior diplomate says landmark a agreement with iran over nuclear program has been reached. diplomate says the deal includes compromise between washington and tehran, that would allow un inspectors to press for visits to iranian military site.

under this field, tehran would have the right to challenge the un request. happening right now the boxes are open, the pages are turning. "eyewitness news" at big blue marble book store in mt. airy where at the stroke of midnight boxings were opened. fans of the book counted down to the moment they could read that much anticipated follow to up harp he lee's class took kill a mocking bird, then they got it reading. our cameras were there as they red the first chapter and we asked what makes this story appealing to so many generations? >> not a lot we share. our culture is very fractured now. stowe have something so many people share carries a lot of cultural weight with it. >> prior to the book going on same, fans gathered to watch the movie version of to kill a mocking bird. our jan carabeo will have more on ghost at a watch man in our next hour. 4:36. two former philadelphia police officers are scheduled to appear for their a rain nam brutality case. kevin robinson and sean

mcknight are charged in the 2013 beating of rivera, captured on surveillance cameras. investigators say the two officers knocked him off his scooter, then beat him before arresting him. they also declared rivera was innocent. >> man from south jersey is facing animal cruelty charges accused of leaving two puppies in a hot car to die. authorities say that kevin conquest from sicklerville, left those puppies in a mt. laurel parking lot while he worked on july 4th. the puppies were a four month old husky and four mobility old golden retrieve earl. authorities say the dogs which were in a crate were already dead when they arrived on the scene. >> do not leave dogs, any animals in a car doesn't matter whether the air conditioner is running the windows are down, you may get tied up in a store or where ever you are and it will take you longer than you intended, but these animals actually cook from the inside. they die. it is a terrible, painful way

for these dogs to succumb. they should not be treated like that. >> conquest has a court date scheduled for next month. philadelphia archbishop charles chaput publicly support ago local catholic school's decision to fire a gay teacher in marion. saying the school was just following church teachings. in a statement written, chaput thanks the leaders of wald ren mercy academy for quote taking the steps to ensure that the catholic faith is presented this way fully in accord with the teaching of the church. chaput went ton say that character and common ends at a moment when both seemed to be uncommon. marge i winters said she lost her job at wald ren troubles director even though she had disclosed her same sex marriage in 2007. many parents are upset by her dismissal. they are asking for her to be reinstated. that will letter to parent, the sisters of mercy say they quote reaffirm the principal's decision as final although very painful. they add when a school is called to make a decision such as this, it challenges us as a

fate community at the deepest level. some big changes could be coming to the u.s. military. defense secretary ash carter has ordered six month study aimed at formerly ending transgender individuals from serving. carter, who was from abington, calls the ban quote out-dated. he says the most important qualifications for service members should be whether they are able and willing to do their job. >> gay adults may soon serve as scout leaders across the country, in a unanimous vote, the bow scout of america executive committee approved a resolution to end the group's ban/gay leaders has created major division within the 105 year old organization, philadelphia's boy scouts council approved similar resolution last month. still ahead this morning, here on "eyewitness news" we get a look at never before seen images of pluto. how nasa is getting new images that far dwarf planet. and more rain, katie mentioned, in the forecast today. she tracking storms and has a

look at the rest of the week, will it be dry? she lets you know. we'll be right back.

j a manna cues in the alleged terror plot supporting isis is schedule for detention hearing this afternoon. alexander, arrested with two rifles and two handguns earlier this month. court papers say he planned to use a cash of weapons and isis-inspired attack at a state university. sources say his father, boston police captain said his estranged son had become obsessed with islam. >> happening today, the jury in the colorado movie theater shooting trial will hear closing arguments. they'll then have to decide whether suspect james holmes met the state's legal definition of insanity when he killed 12 people inside a movie theaterment holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. prosecute remembers seeking the death penalty. >> and, today is the day this morning, nasa probe has been flying in outer space for nine

years, it will give us some never-before seen views of the dwarf planet pluto. the fly-by is a rare feat, and expected to get within 7800 miles of pluto orbit. atlantic city test is -- scientists know very little about the orbit. it will take photos only 1400 miles wide. keep in mind that's about half the width of the united state. the probe is nearly 3 billion miles from earth. and a little bit later right here on "eyewitness news" we'll speak to a nasa scientist to learn more about what we can see in these new images almost ten years in the making. and every time you hear this story, one roof your cat's names is pluto. >> taking it out of context and just what you just said when it is a cat. >> makes you chuck. >> i it is just goofy. but this really is one of the most fascinating stories. incredible to see. >> what we can do these days. >> love it. unfortunately our forecast? >> back here on planet earth. >> storms today? >> actually pretty heavy

clusters right now of thunderstorms even as we speak, so we'll get you right on out to storm scan3 give you idea what's going on, warm and cold front duo guys. so sort of classic summer weather, classic summertime system, here moving through with warmfront first and for most see that warmth build in heavier thunderstorms already coming through in again clusters. it is not a wall of water that's headed our way. but when you zero in on some of these specially outside the new castle county right now some of the storms are very drenching, so if you are traveling i-95 perhaps, coming into the city from delaware, take it easy out there. and also through salem cumberland counties, we have heavier batch of thunderstorms, as women. meanwhile, at wider zoom, there was moved through portions of the midwest, still brinking in very heavy rain, definitely some wind driven storms but that thankfully completely bypassing us, meanwhile, going through the rest of the day today just stuck with those showers and storms courtesy of warm and moist your air building in.

as a result, right on the cusp of where we may end up with locally severe weather here, so for the most part, talking -- talking marginal risk heavy downpours gusty wind, frequent lightning out of the storm thus far. please keep that in mind, be coo keep the umbrella at the ready. our current area temperatures generally into the low and mid 70s, little cooler by comparison depending where you reside. but that said, it is just a typical summer day when it comes to the warmth and humidity really. high of 87 degrees where we should be, there will be showers, storms, in scattered variety, any time pretty much today. even into tonight. we drop it down to 72 muggy degrees, looking forward in the forecast, today's the warmfront, tomorrow the cold front. there will be heavier showers thunderstorms, again have to rumble on through here, but by thursday friday, almost like we wiped the slate clean here, humidity goes away, back to the mid 80s sunshine, nice way to wrap up the week. back to you. >> looks good. getting a look this morning of video of donovan mcnabb dui arrest last month in arizona

he rearended another car and the officers became suspicious. mcnabb is polite and cooperative, but slurred speech and vaux bleigh at this test led to his after. >> what have you had to drink tonight? >> nothing. >> are you shnewer. >> yes. >> how come i smell it? >> first of all i got a cold, so i been on cough medicine. >> all i am trying do do is figure out if you will do more tests, i can't physically make you do them. >> i mean, i am just going home, i got my wife at the house. >> the arrest took place june 28th, it is mcnabb's second dui arrest. he is definitely suspended from his job at fox and nbc sport. >> well the phillies, they have the worse record in baseball at the all-star break. and closer johnathan papelbon is the phils only representative at tonight's mid summer classic. he spent yesterday lobbying for a trade. and here's what he told reporters about the phillies front office and trade

efforts. >> time to get off the pot. phillies have to make a de significant, you have to go one way or the other. you can't be in limbo and sit here and say what if we do this, what if we do. that will you got make a decision and go with t now we have new interim president. we have new interim manager and all of this change supposedly happening but i don't see any of it yet. >> papelbon and ace coal hammell, they are the phillies best trade pieces, but both remain on the roster despite the phillies decline. >> meanwhile the best sluggers in baseball took part in the homerun derby at all-star festivities in cincinnati. it came down to extra innings so to speak between dodgers penned err son and toms river native todd frazier of the reds. frazier wins in the front of the red fans. the only other players to win the all-star homerun -- any front of his home fans is ryan sandberg at wrigley back in 1990. so in front of his own folks that's great. >> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" chipotle fans can rejoice. popular item back on their

menu, we'll tell you what it is details are ahead in the money report. first what's ahead tonight on cbs-3.

>> diplomats say landmark iran nuclear deal has been reached. the agreement includes a compromise between washington and tehran to allow un inspectors at iranian military site. >> also, president owe bamm al will address the naacp convention right here in philadelphia. he'll focus on the criminal justice system. >> and harper lee's much anticipated novel ghost at a watch man goes on sale at midnight. "eyewitness news" with a there when they unpacked the boxes. twenty years after the novel to kill a mocking bird. >> at philadelphia years up for the pope's advice knit

september. septa will soon begin selling septa regional ticket for travel. the one day regional passes go on sale 9:00 a.m. monday july 20th. they are $10 apiece, and you can only buy the passes on line. septa says, they'll also start selling a three day transit pass for buses trolleys, and subways. 4:51 right now. time for check on your business news. word of great debt agreement sent stocks on wall street back in positive territory for the year money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, we certainly like hear that. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, erika. the deal, though, not exactly a done-deal just yet. today prime minister will try to sell that deal to skeptical maybe angry members of parliament, some are actually accusing him of selling out greece euro's own parliament also must agree to the plan for greece's 95 billion-dollar bailout. the biggest opposition may come from linden, germany two countries specially critical of the way greece handled this

crisis. erika? >> all right, jill. also, little early for lunch but good news for fans of chipotle, tell us more? >> they are back. chipotle stopped working with one of it pork suppliers about seven month ago because that company had violated standards. chipotle found new supplier in the uk that means the beloved cashitas appears on menus across the country. >> never too early for carnitas. thank you, so much. coming up after the short break, another check on weather and traffic. watch out for the storms today will they stick around for tomorrow. katie has the answer. we

>> traveling and but the really great out seed, traveling any of the area

bridges, we take a look at the ben franklin bridge, it is a smooth ride from new jersey into pa. no matter how you cut it, in and around this area here, every center city, maybe taking the walt whitman maybe taking the burlington bristol all good this morning. moving to 95, this is 95 right at the vine, eastbound ramp to 95, traveling southbound, we do have construction, gets you down to one lane, but not causing too much after problem. roads are still sleeping. no delays for mass transit. so hopefully it stays like this for quite some time. but throughout the rush hour, katie, do you think that we'll have some rain at least around maybe lie 6:15 into 9:00? >> probably, one of the days you ends up with pockets every thunderstorms, sort of pop up out of no where, it is triggered by something and triggered by warmfront more than anything, but if you look around our region right now yes, you have some clusters of showers, thunderstorms, very heavy rain, continues to move off to the southeast here through portions of the virginias, and eastern kentucky but we don't have to worry about. that will meantime, hey guys, we have tropical storm on our hands thankfully

staying well out to sea for the. s. claude death form yesterday, might even end up clipping new finland here before it is all said and done, but that could be churning up the surface maybe your travels taking up toward new england, the area beaches. keep that in mind, back here at home, today tomorrow, definately looking the storm yes, sir of the next three come thursday liar chipping out, humidity getting wiped cleanment back to you. >> thank katie. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3, "eyewitness news" he clues i have video you'll only see here as mayor nutter gets involved in a confrontation outside of city hall. also, an amazing survival story. a teenager is found alive after surviving a plane crash with her grandparent. how she finally got help days after the crash. and world cup hero carli lloyd gets her cake with james cord on. fee she can make the late late host go for a dip in the dunk tank, back

. happening today president obama comes to philadelphia with a plan to reform the criminal justice system. we'll let you know about the message i'll deliver this afternoon at the naacp convention. also, break interesting overnight, break through with the bargaining table as iran agrees to historic nuclear deal. what's next after the tense negotiations. >> and a lot of people have been up all night long reading harper lee's much and at this time paced tomorrow up to kill a mocking bird. "eyewitness news" is therefore the big unveiling overnight that the a loft folks are already talking about good morning, it is tuesday july 14th, another stormy day on storm scan3, we have some rain moving into the region

right now so right over for the timing. into the day to forget the umbrella. >> the thing here i would say more than anything is the fact that you know these showers come through in clusters at times, pretty much any time, to earn the day today. we start thing off with just a view of "skycam 3", at the moment, if you look real close, see right up at the top of the screen here, little glimmer of some daylight trying to peak over the clouds here, but overall, we definitely have more clouds than anything, start the morning off certainly we just showed you on storm scan3 some heavier thunderstorms, so at the moment in ac, looking good, doesn't mean it stays that way. let's go next to storm scan. we take you to the loop mode of the area radar where we are finding definitely some heavier clusters of thunderstorms here. now salem cumberland, i95 within the last half hour or so perhaps if you are traveling out of new castle county toward maryland, you ended up with real heavy rain, some embedded thunder torrenti