in just a few hours, president obama will arrive in philadelphia, for the naacp convention, we are live with a look at the message he's going to deliver. also, the reward increases for information leading to the capture escaped next dag drug ward el chapo. this morning learning president candidate donald trump has called in the fbi he claims el chapo family has been sending him death threat. >> much anticipated follow up to hit book to kill a mocking bird now on store shelves people are celebrating i bet we're there at midnight when go satisfy watch man was released. we're talking with fans. good morning to you, it is tuesday, july 14th i'm erika von tiehl. also tracking some storms for you, could be severe, get your day started when weather and traffic. you just mentioned that there is a flashflood warning now in effect? >> yes, there is. >> talk about the best day for a good book. >> there you go, curl up inside. >> great idea. really not going to be talking

too much about anything that is going to be terribly widespread. but if it hit you you get stuck with some very, very drenching downpours so not only do we have flood advisory, now also flashflood warning, and very localized area where one little pocket of heavy thunderstorms has rolled through. we have again been tracking some very heavy rain here across the delaware valley specifically across say salem cumberland counties. see that on the snapshot view of storm scan3 also, into portions every delco eastern chester county now and montgomery, getting in on some of the rain, as women put it all into motion. actually was worse up and down i95 into maryland, new castle county, you had some really heavy rainfall rate here, within the last couple of hours. but, it is starting to fizzle little bit. granted you're still going to get drenched if you get stuck underneath. >> this but flood alerts we just talk becomes the only ones post in the our viewing area, flood advisory, until

9:15, in the green then flashflood warning in the tiny zone including upper deerfield area cup cumberland, portions of delaware county, temperatures into the mid 70s around the region, for the most part, will ill cool near the higher terrain head further north. as the day goes on, one of the those things where you see shower thunderstorm almost any time. so much moisture to work with out there vittoria, could you get drenched at any time. so i would said umbrella probably just good accessary to have on hand. >> probably good idea and you know i love me some accessories. good morning everyone, right now if you are traveling on i59 northeast down through to the vine street expressway, it is going to be very swampy situation. you will be moving exception atly slow. head down toward 676. not going to be a drag the whole way it, will feel like it but you will have point of

break throughout the commute. approaching the area of the commodore barry another trouble spot. we take you to the ben franklin bridge, no major delays in either direction. if you are traveling into philadelphia, you will notice that the right lane compromised due to construction there is tends to cause a very busy back up frost tolls. so it will get busier so if you are warning us right now you won't be on the ben for the next ten, 15 minute, i would anticipate full blown delay. new jersey still moving fairly well, watch out for delays on the schuylkill, delays for the manayunk norristown line about 15 minute, erika? >> naacp is awaiting what president obama will say about reforming the criminal justice system. appears at the group's convention in philadelphia, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch at the pennsylvania convention center. the president will be? just a little while. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. yep, he has also given us bit of preview on line. we know that he want to tackle

the issue every criminal justice reform. he also says that he has allies on both sides in washington, one issue he want to tackle is the spending it, does go into the billions of dollars to maintain our system but he also wants to focus on how they inch cars rates. >> these men and women were not hardened criminals. but the overwhelming majority had been sentenced to at least 20 years. >> commute dollars the sentences. >> overall, incarceration both falling, we're the moment when good people in both parties republicans and democrats and folks all across the country are coming together around ideas to make the system work smarter. >> on tuesday afternoon president obama takes the naacp convention stage with plans to focus on the topic every criminal justice reform. >> togs we can make the community safer spend the

taxpayer dollars more wisely, make sure more of our citizens even those who have made mistakes have a chance to become productive members of society. >> reforms have been hallmark at the convention there is year theme pursuing liberty in the face of injustice call to action, the group hopes leads to series every critical changes, in not only criminal justice reforms but also to legislation as well as economic and education policies. >> specifically they talk about push pre k. >> the latter of which top of minds for pennsylvania senator bob bob casey pushing policies now in washington. >> this legislation that i have that will get a vote on this week, will finally put it in front. u.s. senate, up or down vote whether they support the learning. >> and after the commander in chief speech or at the convention, next stop, rittenhouse hotel for 4:00. dnc fundraiser and and convention itself set to

conclude in philadelphia come tomorrow on wednesday. we are live in center city, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> landmark agreement with iran over it nuclear program has been reached. after striking that deal, the delegates posed for picture diplomate say the agreement includes a compromise between washington and tehran, would allow un inspectors to press for military site. under this deal, tehran would have the right to challenge the un request. >> i believe it is historic moment we are reaching an agreement that is not perfect for anybody. but it is what we could accomplish and it is an important achievement for all of us. >> congress now has 60 days to review the agreement. in tehran, the deal will need the letter backing every iran's supreme leader and the united nation also also need to approve t president obama expected to speak about the agreement later on this

morning. >> threes prison officials fire after saturday's escape of joaquin el chapo. now, this is more recent photo of the powerful drug lord. security expert say, it is clear, guzman had help. the mexican government is offering $3.8 million re barred for his capture, this is guzman's second prison break. >> meantime the fbi investigating tweets reportedly sent to republican presidential hopeful donald trump. that is according to aids for the real estate mogel. trump telling "tmz" the threat came from guzman in reaction to trump saying guzman is quote everything that is wrong with mexico. the fbi is not commenting. well, a scary scene outside philadelphia's city hall, when mayor michael nutter get involved in a confrontation with a man. only "eyewitness news" obtained video of the mayor taking action after that man got physical with the mayor's security detail. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones had this exclusive story.

the confrontation begins with what appears to be homeless man yelling at the mayor. things get heated. he then confronts an officer guarding the mayor. and then pulls the officer down on the ground. but things don't end there. mayor michael nutter was with some of his staffers and other city officials here, at the concourse of the municipal services building, directly across the street from city hall. the mayor spokesperson tells me they were talking about issues related to the con course, it is a place where the homeless tends to congregate. thethe mayor then physically get involved helping pull the man off the officer on security detail, and then he tries to calm the man down. the amateur video was shot by an eyewitness monday afternoon. he just happened to be there recording people's skateboarding, when he tells me he heard a man cursing at the mayor. and he kept rolling as mayor nutter got face-to-face with the man to try and diffuse the altercation. then about 202nd after it all started, philadelphia police officer let go of the man's

throat and after cooling off the man walks away and wasn't arrested or charged. >> the mayor and the police officer were not hurt, last night we went back down to the con course thereto try and talk with the unidentified man, but both he and some other people who were un the steps appear to be incoherent. reporting in the sat center, todd quinones. >> two former philadelphia police officers scheduled to appear for their arraignment in a brutality case. kevin robinson, sean mcknight, charged in the 2013 beating of rivera. surveillance cameras captured it. investigators say, the two officers knocked him off his scooter, beat him and then arrested him. investigators add that rivera was innocent. police continue their search for a serial robbery suspect, who has been targeting banks in northeast philadelphia. this is some surveillance video from citizens bank in summer ton. police say the suspect disguised himself in female muslim clothe whg he robs that

bank last thursday. he was last seen getting into a late model dark colored nissan murano or roguesuv. still ahead this morning more fall out for bill cosby two women accuse of drugging and sexually assaulting them are making new demand, that he next. also miracle this girl survived. a teenager emerges from the woods, days after she was involved in a plane crash. we have her incredible story. >> also, tornados tear through the midwest see some of the damage left behind, as katie tracks storms headed our way today. her forecast is coming up next. it's a big world out there. so why do some cash back cards limit where you can earn bonus cash back? one month, it's only a few places over here... the next, it's only a few places over there ... what you need is the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver gives you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere... can your card say that? what's in your wallet?

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>> absolutely. >> flood warning, too. >> absolutely, very localized little pocket where we have seen some of the very heavy rain coming through. we will show it to you here in a second. but i want to start off with what's very pretty view right now outside in our live neighborhood network kutztown area middle school. seeing more than anything, cloudy skies some pretty colors, just behind the temperature reading here. 67 degrees now, with the sun up. you will see the very limited sunshine but here are the storms that we were just talking about. you can see them, just completely tracking offer to the southeast not going to be what ends up bringing us our wet weather today. there are czar eye it of different factors bringing numerous severe weather potential possibilities here for severe weather potential here across the eastern us. for us, warmfront. your run of the mill warmfront. we'll sit on the cusp of where there is risk for severe werth. out of hour hair, delaware, pretty much already seen heavy thunderstorms rumbling through here, with downpours gusty

winds, about 30 miles per hour, and also, some frock wendt lightning. so i would say slow travel, will slow you down here, lead to our quote unquote severe threat here. meanwhile further north go granted everybody fair game for shower or thunderstorm to pop up as we walk through the mid to late morning hours here will come through in scattered variety, will be out there quickly checking the eyewitness weather seven day mid upper 80s the expectation four of the next five days, expect even more heat to build in is up day monday, men time, you know, there are two bright spots to this forecast, both thursday friday looking exceptionally nice, low mid 80s, sunshine, and lower humidity too sound like two days after try february to to me. >> confidence level boom. >> if that doesn't wake you up with a smile, i don't know what will. >> love that.

>> now to everything. >> the rush is on. >> i didn't see that turn. >> sorry. >> thanks. taking it on the chin. if you are traveling out and about, it is rainy and it is a rainy rush. if you are traveling on the schuylkill, out of the area, of king of prussia that's where we are taking a look at the shot here. >> this would be all that eastbound volume headed out of king of prussia trying to make your way down toward conshohocken, slow again right around city avenue, approaching the vine. so rush hour has gun take a look at all of these headlight, glistening off the roadway here indicate that will be a very slick commute. not seeing such huge downpour in the area, even when the roads are just very damp it, causes very serious traffic situation so give yourself more time out there. also bringing delays on 95, as well. area bridges okay. and no major problems for mass transit except the manayunk norristown line in about 15

minute delays, err dismay. >> torrey, thank you. two women who have accused bill cosby of sexual assault are asking pennsylvania judge to unseal the full transcript from 2005 deposition. that is the news conference in with their attorney, gloria allred. they testified as jane dough's in temple university employee andrea con sad lost it against cosby. excerpts from the deposition were made public last week. >> this is important. not the world to know the truth about how bill cosby treated me like a preditor. >> during the 2005 deposition cosby revealed he obtained drugs to give to women with whom he wanted to have sex. >> coming up this morning, new trends in coffee that will gave you a double jolt. and, do you remember this woman, california woman she claims she was kidnapped during a home invasion only to turn up days later in her hometown. police said it was all a hoax.

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>> in northern california what police once called a hoax is now called a kidnapping. a former harvard educated attorney is accused of kidnapping a woman from her boyfriend's home, joel vazquez, of sister station had a twist that led investigators to this suspect. >> the police department owes apology. >> but more importantly is

they owe apology to the public. >> denise husband kins and her boy friend aaron quinn, held hands silently, their attorneys say they don't want them to speak because they don't want to hurt the fbi case against the kidnapper but they are very angry at the police department for calling this case a hoax. >> at this point, an apology is no good. apologies don't do anything. what we want to see is some real action. >> the fbi announced matthew muller harvard law graduate, practicing attorney until he was recently dis wards, is now in jakes arrested near lake tahoe for attempted kidnapping in dublin. according to court document, if the bi says muller also responsible for kidnapping denise from her boyfriend's home here, back in march. and now we've learned from the arrest warrant documents that denise reported she was sexually assaulted by her captor twice and she says the attacker recorded it on video. the fbi document include lengthy emails sent by the alleged kidnapper and linked

to photos and try to prove the kidnapping was real. this shows messy room, window with duck tape manning down, e-mail err says the glasses on the night stand belong to the kidnapping victim. >> shows tools he claims were used by his gang of criminals that took denise, all sort of electronics, gloves, and even a wig, fbi says some of the evidence in this photo linked them to muller and there was also a pair of goggles with blonde hair found in a car in south lake tahoe. >> that was joe vazquez recording, he acts the suspect marine before he went to college, as women. suspect told investigators that he had psychological problems including bipolar disorder. >> coming up this morning why tomorrow is the day that you should really do some on line shopping. good excuse. we'll tell you why. also: >> miraculous, completely amazing she did it. >> this really is incredible story of survival. find out how teenage girl survived a plane crash then several days alone in the

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>> really is a miracle. sixteen year old girl survives a plane crash, now the search is on for two others, who were on board with her. autumn, recovering at the hospital, after walking out of the washington state wilderness yesterday. the 16 year old told her father the plane crashed after flying into a bank of clouds. she stayed at the crash site for a day before decide to go hike for safety. >> she pretty banged up. she is in good spirit. she's been through a lot. >> autumn was traveling with her step grab parents, leland and sharon bellman when the plane disappeared from radar saturday. well, do you need an extra pick me up in the morning? new type of coffee known as nitro, and it is gaining popularity. cold brewed, fused when nitrogen, packs twice as much caffeine and your regular cup of joe. nitro is a little bit pricy about five bucks for 12-ounce serving, but it is a huge hit with customersment many place

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it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good tuesday morning to you, check it out there. some rain is moving through our area, and there is a flashflood warning in effect. katie is tracking those storms throughout the day for us, and already, it seems like if you're getting that rain, that downpour, you are really seeing it. if not -- >> you have some clouds. really muggy out. that's about it, definitely dealing with some pocket, very, very localized pockets of very, very heavy rain, and some thunderstorms sort of embed interested in, as well. so i want to get you outside. good way to start on storm scan3, actually what i do is zoom it in for you here. notice, three hour loop over salem and cumberland county. see the one tiny little pocket that rolled through within the last hour or so? that produced, guys, to up

2-inch of rainfall, in a very short amount of time. so that is why there is not only flood advisory for that section every southwestern new jersey but also now flashflood warning, that is going to remain in effect until 10:00 a.m. just specific to that area, so very, very localized. otherwise, elsewhere around storm scan, yes, you have some pocket of rain over philadelphia county, delco and the list goes on, but generally speaking, that's how we see this day unfold. scattered variety showers storms, some producing heavy downpours, some producing ponding on roadways. that will on have youly slow things down for you not everyone gets hit at the same time. health report, hey air quality good any time you have rain rolling through political len remain at low level, too. but despite the fact we have clouds uv index still technically at the very high level. our temperatures in the meantime generally in the low and mid 70s but we expect to easily hit the upper 80s later today, typical july temperature for us, here, but again, you're going to be dodging showers thunderstorms, sort of offer

and on throughout the course of the day vittoria, even though they come through scared, i suggest umbrella on day lick there is otherwise could you get drenched. >> thank you so much. definitely seeing the rain in the traffic cameras we get to that in a second. but i just want to touch upon your mass transit checklist to start things off. the manayunk norristown line is experiencing sole some signal problems, on delay and if you plan to travel, or would have planned to travel, the lansdale norristown line, it has now been suspended due to police activity at north wales. so this will affect your commute this morning 6:33, we will continue to keep you updated on this, be sure to follow me, at vittoria cbs-3 on twitter i'll let you know it does in fact clear out of the way as soon as possible. move now to the schuylkill expressway, this is 76, right at city avenue, that would be your westbound delay. eastbound is the traffic coming toward us. but take a look at how these headlights, that glare is bouncing off of the roadway. that's because of the weather it is slowing things down even more. not only on 76, but 95, and

42 approaching the area of 295 and the northbound side. more time is needed this morning, err dismay. >> thank you, as we've been telling you all morning long, lots of bleary eye book worms stayed up all night long reading the latest novel by harper lee. go set a watch man released nationwide at midnight lot of lines out there for this book. our jan carabeo joins me now in studio with more on the characters, the controversy and also the cash. a lot of row tailor hoping to scoop it up. >> your local book store getting a big boost by this. fans are excited too that's an understatement. they started reading watch man, as soon as it was released many are already sharing what they think about the new novel, one that portrays grown up scout and an aging add cuss finch. >> harper lee's much anticipated book go set a watch man already in the hand of fans across the delaware valley but marble book store released its 20 copies at midnight. and expect more to fly off store shelves later today. >> we will easily sell 50

copies of the book over the next couple weeks. that's normally what we sell from be best sell nerve six month or so. >> an author herself she was inspired by harper lee's to kill a mocking bird and its characters. but unlike many other fans, she is not so much shocked as intrigued, to hear that beloved addcuss finch, an aging biggot in the novel. >> i'm really curious about this. i'm excited about reading about what this same tone would be like 20 years after to kill a mocking bird and how the changes in society are going to be reflected in the characters. >> watchman i am pedestrian g release had her row-re educating re-evaluating mocking birds many fans may be getting finch's true character in the popular film. >> in court everyone had to casino of be on level ground, and that injustice shouldn't be done. he did believe in social equality. never there. >> debate sure to be on top of readers mind today and

release that's created a buzz that hasn't been seen since the harry potter books. >> first copy! >> a lot of excitement. now, watch man was actually written before mocking bird. it was sort of mocking bird's first draft. the author we spoke to there says she wouldn't want any of her first drafts published but as a reared, as a fan she is happy this book has been released erika love it, hate it, a the love people will be reading today. >> oh, so true. you mention the harry potter books, when you have this much excitement over new book coming out. >> right. people lining up. reading overnight into the morning, until it is done. >> jan, thanks so much. right now 6:36. and the white house convened it 54th conference on aging yesterday. covering healthy aging preventing elder financial exploytation and care give support. but it skipped an important trend for the aging population. we want to check in with cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger up in new york for us. good morning jill. >> good morning.

>> what's the numbers? just how many americans are in this population are over the age of 65. >> well, as of the last census bureau report, that was back in 2012, we've got 43.1 million americans over the age of 65, and that number should get this double by 2050. double. i opportunity say that again. here's a really big shift though. okay? about these aging baby boomers, they don't view retirement in the way that most did. amazingly, 82% of workers in their 60s or older say they're going to work through their retirement. >> now jill, are they going to work because they love their jobs or because they didn't save enough? >> reporter: well, it is a little bit of both, okay, so some of the extra money motivates older americans. other say you know what they want to stay busy they like to be engage the that's really important. you know, the big issue here is as you move forward, and

you're in this situation yourself, you may need some help getting a john. i got two really great rye sources, and, you know i think that it is worth starting this process earlier rather than once you get to be 65. so, one is a website called senior job bank.org. and another one that i love is called hourly nerd. com. this is a consulting site. it bridges together mba's or someone is a specific skill set. bill on line to be part of the project. both are great resources for older americans with great experience. >> can't forget that website either, hourly nerd. com. love it, jill. thank you. >> yep. >> have a great day. >> still ahead this morning the cameras were rolling when donovan mcnabb got arrested for dui. hear what he told the office here gave him a sobriety test. and pluto get ready for your close up. we are live with nasa to find out just how they're going get some amazing new pictures of the dwarf planet. that's coming up next.

>> addresses commencement naacp. national conference in philadelphia wraps up tomorrow. also, some breaking news, from overnight. a landmark iran nuclear deal has been reached. diplomate say the agreement includes a compromise between washington and tehran, to allow un inspectors at iranian military sites. and, severe thunderstorms produce tornado in kansas. that twitter leveled a home and flipped cars, but luckily no one was injured. and katie seeing a lot of activity, seeing storms across the us. >> we really are. actually i take you back in time, back to the northern high planes, where the duration took place two days ago, you might remember that term couple of years back, we had one here, in philadelphia, watch what happens when these clusters every thunderstorms here from sunday night into

monday morning see how the boeing takes place and this just continues a long lived track. sometimes derecho's are called lands hurricanes, because they are really prolonged win storms, that can produce intense winds. and with 2012derecho's that hit our area as you recall back on june 29th 2012, ended 180 to 90-mile per hour gusts millions of us lost to up a week or more of power that system traveled over 700 miles. meanwhile, derechos' come through every couple of years for our area. we'll typically see once every two maybe as many as four years, so we're almost due to see one roll through. we look at the area radar it may ends up qualifying as the next der motorcycle oak deck owe, found another intense wind storm pick up. don't worry about it affecting us meanwhile warmfront lifting in. see the moisture lifting in from the south. so we have some pocket of

heavy showers thunderstorms not everyone is getting hit right now. but anyone is fair game to get hit at any time. if you do have the rain right now, you are probably getting drenched. keep the umbrella on stand by. tomorrow, cold front crosses. that will bring through shower or thunderstorm, as well. could still be locally heavy. then thursday, friday, look just beautiful at this point. then we start to heat right back up in time for the upcoming weekends, in fact, couple every days that might actually hit the low 90s here looking forward. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much katie. good morning everyone, well, first we have to start off with us is pension in regard to mass transit. if you plan to travel the lansdale-doylestown line, they are suspended because of police activity near north wales. so, this will definitely impact your commute. we also have just rush hour and rain, impacting your commute this morning as well. here is a look at the roosevelt boulevard, delayed from broad street through to the schuylkill, exiting at kelly drive also slow. and i just always like to throw this note out there. because, as a commuter myself, it just casino of scares me sometimes. kelly drive and in weather

like this, if you can avoid it i would suggest you do that, it tends to be a scary situation if you don't take it easy out there. so that's just i jump off my soap box now. anyway as we continue taking a look at 476 there is shot around the area of route one if you are traveling in either direction, do you have delays, southbound approach the area of meade with a swarthmore, pretty much between nine and media, the extent of the delay. also volume on the schuylkill expressway, find it on 95, all of the usual spot, and traveling in new jersey, on the northbound side of the 42 approaching 295, and then, really enter any filter roadway all into the 42 like 55 295, you will have delays because that far delay on the 42. we also have the manayunk norristown line. experiencing some signal problems. so we do have delays for them, as well, averaging about 15 minute. and because of the weather keep in mind the septa buses may take little longer as well. do you want to call ahead to the airport. eighteen your average on the schuylkill, 12 on 945 your highest point of volume we have on the map right now. so busy morning out there.

plan accordingly. just be safe. erika? >> always good advice, thank you. in just about an hour, nasa new horizon spacecraft set to make historic fly by of pluto. this will be the first real up close look at the planet watch are scientists hoping to learn? former astronaut and nasa administrator charles bolden joins us now from nasa headquarters in washington d.c. charles good morning. >> reporter: good morning, how are you doing? >> terrific, first and for most, quick question, what are woe calling pluto? is it a planet? not a planet? >> we are calling pluto a planet, dwarf planet but it really matters not right now the significance is the united states today becomes the only nation in the history of human kind to have ever visited every single planet and dwarf plan net our solar system. >> fantastic. how difficult this fly-by? how fast is it going the

spacecraft? >> oh, it is going tens of thousands of miles an hour so pretty speedy fly by. the reason you will get information images from us all day long is because we're trying to give you images as we approach the planet, as we get the closest approach at 8,000 miles or so, then as we speed away from the planet on a venture that who knows where it will take new horizons on deep near the solar system eventually maybe out of our solar system into inter stellar space. >> just about an hour away from seeing the images. what do you anticipate seeing? >> well, i think you're going to see what you should expect to see more of the incredible images, like bee saw last night, where pluto is now this incredibly rich red planet, startling to us, so we expect to see something dark gray, sort of icy looking and everything, we're learning, becoming more and more

fascinated by at least moon, and the relationship that the planet and the moon have wept other. and we will learn more and more about this distant planet, and maybe the impact that it has on knowledge of our own understanding of our home planetter. >> just great day. can't wait to see the images, charles, thank you. right now it is 6:48. and another big story in the universe english scientists say the sun's heartbeat predict deep freeze in about 15 years. the so-called sun heartbeat is a series of pulses creating solar players and sun spots. researchers at north umbria university say that their models show temperatures in the 20's, or rather, in the 2,030's could freeze the river tent. other scientists say the study needs more scrutiny. >> philadelphia archbishop charles chaput says roman catholic school principal who dismissed a married gay teacher in merium last month just following church teachings. in a statement, chaput thanked wald ren mercy academy leaders for quote taking the steps to

ensure that the catholic faith is presented this way fully in accord with the teaches. church. they've shown characters and common sense, in a moment when both seem to be uncommon. >> now, marge i winters said she lost her job at wald ren's religious instruction director even though that she had had disclosed same sex marriage in 2007. many parent are upset by her dismissal and they're asking for her to be reinstated n response, in a letter to parent sisters of mercy say we reaffirm her decision as final although very painful when a school is called to make a decision, such as this, it challenges us as a fate community at the deepest levels. some big changes could be coming to the u.s. military. defense secretary, ash carter, has ordered a six month study aimed at formally ending regulations, spanning transgender individuals from serving. carter, who is from abington, calls that fan out-dated. he says the most important qualification for service members should be whether they're able and willing to do

their job. >> gay adult may soon serve as scout leaders across the country. in a unanimous vote, boy scout of america executive committee approved a resolution to end the group's ban on gay adult leaders. that will ban has created a major division within the 105 year old organization. philadelphia's boy scout counsel approved similar resolution last month. arizona authorities have released video of donovan mcnabb dui arrest last month. officers got a little suspicious while talking to mcnabb after a fenner bender. and donovan slur speech and failed the sobriety test. >> nothing. >> are you sure? >> yes. >> how come i can smell it on you never. >> first of all i got a cold. so i been on cough medicine. i mean, i'm just going home. i got my wife at the house -- >> this is mcnabb's second dui arrest. he is indefinately suspended from his jobs at fox and nbc

sports. still ahead this morning world cup superstar carli lloyd put her skills to the test on the late late show with james corden. >> how confident do you feel about this, carly? >> pretty confident. >> oh, he goes down. more of this late night appearance coming up. first what's ahead tonight on cbs-3

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hang naacp shows attention to president owe bamm, a addressing the group's this afternoon in philadelphia. justin finch joins us now at the pennsylvania convention center, more on what the president is expected to talk b justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning commander in chief is said to address the issue every criminal justice reform, and our nation, assist, he said, long overdue for fixing. let's take to you video of the event, been going on here since saturday. this after he has commute the sentences of 46 people for what he says are mostly non-violent offenses. he says the time has come for

lawmakers in washington to address this issue and make the system work better for all people regardless of their backgrounds, or their races or ethnicity. he says this will fit needly into the theme of this year's naacp convention, pursuing liberty in the face every injustice, the conference here starting in philly on saturday the 11, now going until tomorrow the 15th. now back out live, we can till the president takes the stage about 3:00 this afternoon. after that he will remain in philadelphia going to dnc fundraiser at the rittenhouse hotel from there he will head back to the airport and head home to the white house by about 6:00 tonight. and we are live, in center city, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news", erika? >> thank you justin. more history for the us women's world cup captain johns, for the first time ever, so neat, sports illustrated is publishing 25 different covers honoring team usa. now, this is what the main cover will look like there is was sent to subscribers. it features delran's own carli lloyd and other stars from the

team. there are also 24 different covers featuring every player including world cup mvp lloyd and the team's head coach. all of the copies will be available on news stands starting tomorrow. >> and you say the kixx just keep on coming on come for lloyd last night showed off fancy foot work on the late late show with jailed colden here on cbs-3. >> the charm! >> oh! >> everyone lovers good dunk tank, right? carly also talk with the host on the set and told the late late show audience, it was an awesome ride through the world cup. >> it was first three minute got the first one in, then couple every minute later the next one and then the mid field shot came and at that pointy just kind of cheered and was laughing because i've never really attempted a mid field shot in a game before. we got four goals, 16 minutes we went into half time and we had to pinch ourselves. but we new that japan great team. so we had to keith the sweat

on the pedal because it wasn't over. >> oh, she also mentioned that president obama tweeted her saying hey congratulations what are you having for breakfast, and james corden replied sounds like he is flirting with you a little bit. great interview. now also in the audience, carly's fiancee brian hollins. we saw him greet her at the airport last week, remember that? hollins said carl did i not want him distracting her at the world k he watched the game like everyone else, at home. and just don't forget this guy's just terrific, the late late show with james corden each week night 12:37 right here on cbs-3. katie just talking about we love these girls are getting the attention they deserve these women for being these champions. >> absolutely, we had our neighbors over that night saw their very first match and they saw goal after goal after goal. it is normally not like this. >> don't anticipate three goals like this in a row. >> so awesome to see when these kind of feats are made by women, by men people just sort of jump on the bandwagon

hold to hold onto them. soccer is one of those sport still up and coming. >> still gaining popularity here in the u.s. >> and just nice to have someone from our hometown to root for you know? there is nothing like another neighbor to cheer on especially on that casino after level. that's super cool. >> and she is so great giving back to the community mentoring younger girls just love it. >> absolutely. >> unfortunately not the day to hit the soccer field katie. >> be little soggy out on the pitch today. if you have soccer practice today, what's ahead humidity, scattered granted but showers, thunderstorms pretty much at any time. we've already seen them do -- bring the drenching downpours keep that in mind. tomorrow more showers storms, from cold front. but thursday, friday, those are the bright spots of this forecast. we've got in us just dry weather because lot more comfortable, end up with more sunshine, then by the weekend turning steamy, hot again and potentially looking at couple of thunderstorms. within last check on storm scan, storms moving on through, packing punch as they

go on through portions every central new jersey too. vittoria? >> also impacting our rush hour right now. i had just little bit after traffic note, sort of mommy moment. for anyone that usually travels kelly drive, in weather like there is try to avoid t kelly drive super scary. even if it is just a little bit damp and wet. i always just like to say. that will any who, this is the schuylkill expressway, totally saturated as you approach the area of city avenue. the lansdale doylestown line still suspended and the manayunk norristown line having signals problems. have about 15 minute delays. mass transit also affected this morning. it will be busy out there. >> thank you. one quick little story to tell but before we go. oh i guess don't have time for it. we'll teethes you and let you down like that, next on cbs this morning standing by for live address by president obama on this big breaking news that happened overnight historic deal with iran struck overnight. we'll hear more about that coming up at 7:00 a.m. right now we remind you we kick things off 4:30 here on

cbs-3. have a great day folks and ♪ this is a cbs news special report. i'm charlie rose in new york along with gayle king and jeff glor. we have expect president obama to speak at the white house momentarily. he will deliver a statement on the historic nuclear agreement reached in the morning with iran. diplomats meeting in vienna austria, announced the deal about two hours ago. >> this agreement is designed to stop iran from make ago -- making a nuclear weapon we for tes at least ten years and other nations will lift sanction on iran and those sanctions will return if iran breaks the agreement. >> bill plante is at the white house this morning as we awai