15th, 2015. i'm quarter von tiehl. >> aim nicole brewer. >> katie, we are seeing lot of storms out there. >> we certainly are. >> we are seeing it effect the road. we had vehicle spin out on the schuylkill expressway and i have a feeling with this rush hour it will continue to get worse. >> at least as far as what we're dealing with currently in the current radar it is moving along but timing is terrible as people are just trying to hit the road and get their day started. we will show you the loop is what happening right here on storm scan three. that is coming in the form of incredibly heavy rain, frequent lightening strikes as well as gusty win. at the moment no severe then are storm warnings are issues but we did have one posted that has been since expired but looking at just some aerial flood advisory that we have posted in the green that is where we have flood advisory until 7:45 for the arrow pointing. some lasting later depending on your location but they are in effect through new castle, delco, chester county, berks county and flash flood

warnings in other word you are seeing flooding going on here across philadelphia county and up into bucks and just about ready to cross over, the pennsylvania border into new jersey. as we continue to track this what i will do for you here is give you the rainfall rates we are finding, turning the lightening off here and zero in on the little pocket where we have dark maroon. look at how intense that rainfall is. granted, you are in the looking at an hours worth of this kind of rainfall intensity but with precipitation rates of two three-quarters inch an hour that will absolutely lead to flash flooding and we have seen reports from the weather service coming in of one and a half inches falling in the span of 20 to 30 minutes. is there your flash flooding. absolutely will be slowing you down. but general expectation granted, showers thunderstorms will be scattered like yesterday but we will still find with so much moisture to work with heavy downpours poor drainage slow travel,

absolutely, it is already going on. vittoria typically your rush hasn't even gotten started at this point. >> it is 6:00 o'clock, 6:15 is when the rush usually happens but with the flooding we are seeing we have reports of more flooding not only on the schuylkill expressway where we will talk about that in a second but 476 around broomall and saint david so this will be affecting your commute. we are seeing somewhat of a lane closure in this area as a folks are rounding this stretch. we have flooding on the eastbound side of the schuylkill around king of prussia a. this is a vehicle spin out that occurred about 20 minutes ago, approximately 20 minutes ago that we saw this happen. thinks one incident and at 5:02 when road are very quiet as katie was saying this will impact your rush are hour commute. give yourself some more time. very dark shot of 476 this shot around route one but in the system we are getting reports of flooding, between saint david's and broomall in either direction.

be mindful of that and take it extra easy. speed sensors are still good high up in the 50's in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware but just because speed sensors are looking that great doesn't mean you should be traveling those speed sensors take it easy, no delays for mass transit but call ahead at the airport. an elderly woman enjoying a warm summer night outside is hit by a stray bullet. >> that shooter remains at large. >> justin finch is live at north west detectives, inside our news van because of the storm, what can you tell us. >> reporter: nicole, erika good morning. victim here is 79 years old and as you mentioned she was on her front porch whether he she was struck by a stray bullet. she also heard those gun shots before they went off. lets go to video of that scene just after 10:30 on the 2800 block of north 25th street. victim satan her front important watch her son as she often does, neighbors say and

even she heard these gunshots ring out and quickly realized she had been struck. police say based on the evidence the they know what kind of gun was used. take a listen. >> based on the crime scene we know at least two shots were fired from the semiautomatic weapon. we found two spent shell casings on the street, about 50 feet north of where the victim was sitting when she was shot. >> reporter: she was taken to temple for treatment. we understand that she was in stable condition at last check. as she should be okay. police also say there was surveillance video nearby and perhaps they will use that to track down the trigger man and how they got away. we are live outside northwest detectives i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" us. >> justin, thank you. a man is fighting for his life after he was shot during an argument. this happened on the 2100 block of ann street in port rich machine last night. police say two minaj 63 and 31

got in the argument. they say young are man went after the older man with the shovel and then that is when police say older man shot him. thirty-one year-old is in critical condition. police are looking for whether the shooting was in self-defense nicole. erika, it is video you saw you first on three and it has everybody talking. mayor michael nutter involve involved in the city hole skirmish after a homeless man storms his security detail this morning we are hearing from the man and also the mayor that led to the altercation. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has this follow-up. >> reporter: this video shot by eyewitness that first aired on cbs-3 showed a homeless man cursing at and getting in the fight with a member of the mayor's security detail and mayor michael nutter himself gets involved is. tuesday night i showed video to 56 year-old george crammer. did you have any intention on harming the mayor. >> no, no, no at all. >> you know, things turn quickly. >> reporter: nutter down played confrontation tuesday night outside his city hall

office where it the is just across the street crammer had been spend ago lot of his nights, often sleeping under the stairwell in the concourse next to the municipal services building. in the video nutter can be seen pulling crammer off the of the police officer and helping subdue him. >> stop it, stop. >> reporter: yes. >> my main role here was to just try to calm him down. >> reporter: crammer says homeless in the city are running out of places to stay. do you fear you are forced out of here when the pope comes. >> yes we're going to be forced out when the pope comes. >> reporter: what about a shelter. >> a shelter is not a nice thing. >> reporter: altercation happened monday after mayor and city official where is there talking about issues related to the concourse but a spokesperson wouldn't go into more detail. for his part mayor nutter says he has in plans on increasing his security detail.

>> i'm seven and a half years we have never had any kind of situation and again, i was not harm, i was in the threaten, i didn't feel threaten. i'm from west philly, i can take care of myself. >> reporter: no one was injured in the scuffle and crammer was not arrested. reporting from center city, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a philadelphia police officer could lose his job after he is accused of lying about how he was shot while off-duty. only "eyewitness news" was there as officer robert penn turn himself in. penn was shot in the shoulder back in march 2014. police say he paid his former brother-in-law to blame penn's current wife for the shooting. 259 year veteran has been suspended for 30 days with intent to dismiss. police are calling this a freak accident after a fish are man is kill in the wissohickon creek in east falls. five three-year old man was fishing with friend last night the when something snagged his line. when he tried to free the line he slipped and fell under

water. we're told water in that area is 25 feet deep. president obama will field questions from reporters at the white house this afternoon as he continues to make a case for the iran deal. under the agreement iran will freeze the bulk of the nuclear program for decade and economic and financial sanctions will be lifted. as hanna daniels reports, many republican critics are already threatening to try to derail this deal. >> we have cut off every pathway for iran to develop a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: in an interview with the new york times president obama is defending a historic nuclear deal with iran. it is a case that the president will continue to make to the nation today when he holds a news conference at the white house. >> this whole system that we have built is not based on trust, it is based on a verifiable mechanism where by every pathway that they have is shut off. >> reporter: as part of the agreement u.n. inspectors will negotiate access to the the country's nuclear sites and

military bases to verify iran is in compliance. >> we will not stand by idlely if iran decide to be involved in destabilization. >> reporter: lawmakers on both side have began to pick apart this agreement which lists the u.s. arms embargo against iran overtime. >> those are problematic because iran is the biggest supporter of terrorism in the world. >> reporter: republican critics accuse the president of making too many concessions >> there is a well short of what the goal we all thought was trying to be achieved which was that iran would not be a nuclear state. >> reporter: congress has two months to review the deal before voting on whether to lift u.s. sanction as begins iran. hanna daniels for cbs news, washington. the naacp convention wraps up today in philadelphia former president bill clinton is scheduled to speak. it follows president obama's who yesterday outlined his idea for reaching the criminal

justice system. he made the case to allow ex-conn toss vote and loses solitary confinement programs in the u.s. >> over the last few decades we have also locked up more and more non-violent drug offenders then ever before for longer then ever before. >> the president says that the u.s. spend $80 billion a year to keep people behind bars. well, we have some good news for drivers in this speculator today. you'll soon be able to save money driving between new jersey and pennsylvania. the delaware river port authority plans to approve a commuter discount on the ben franklin, walt whether it mass betsy ross and commodore barry bridges. e-z pass hold tours drive over the bridge 18 times a in will get a $18 credit on their account. that is american $200 saved over an entire year. it the is not all good news for commuters, we will let you know who cold end up paying more to get to and from work coming up in our next half an hour. is there always a catch right. >> always is.

>> yes. simply becoming philly's hottest property, eakins oval for third year in the row the space in front of the art museum will host a celebration of summer. beginning today and for the next six weeks visitors can take part in the number of warm weather activities. this there been a brand new 25,000 square foot mural on display. this years theme is summer kaleidoscope. >> beautiful. 5:11. strong storms blowing throughout the south see more of the damage left behind as rescuers search for several people still missing this morning. plus this... >> it is a miracle what happens and we never gave up hope. soul survivor of the plane crash in the woodies out of the hospital this morning. hear her call for help after her hike from the wreckage. also brand new video of the brazen prison break out see the moment he went in the secret tunnel. we will keep an eye on the storms rolling through lot of wet road out there katie is updating your stormy forecast and vittoria is checking the

new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. new this morning a cruise in massachusetts end with more than a hundred passengers getting rescued by coastguard. ferry carrying passengers ran a ground late last night near martha's vin yard. coastguard helped everybody get off that ferry and

thankfully nobody was hurt. the 16 user old girl survived a plane crash in washington state is out of the hospital this morning. ought many beach was traveling with her step grandparent when her small plane crash in the mountain and burst into flames. she a said she hike the rugged terrain for two days before reaching a highway. beach recounted her injuries to a call to 911. >> we crashed and i was the only one that made it out. >> okay. >> okay, made it out from the collision or survived. >> yeah, the only one that survived. >> investigators located wreckage of the plane by air late last night but they have in the been able to reach it on the ground. it is believed that both of her step grandparents died in that crash. crews in kentucky plan to resume hear search today for several people missing in flood waters in the appalachian mountains. raging flood waters killed two people yesterday afternoon and six others remain missing.

the the officials estimate 150 homes were destroyed. kentucky's governor has declared a state of emergency. 5:15. for second straight day we are looking at the threat of the storm and storms in fully affect this morning. >> how sit looking katie. >> we will end up with more round of showers and thunderstorms, guys. the lets start off with just a view of our roof camera here skies cam three we have seen this lighting up and we have not been, i wouldn't say lucky but we have not had a chance at least on television to view lightening strikes as they have come in. but generally speaking you can see the sheen on the roadway here, down on 16th street as we face south but that said, there is rain in the area, some coming down heavily definitely still some lightening. the lets go back to storm scan three once more. you still got frequent lightening strikes. they were most frequent over chester, delco montgomery counties but they continue to pull through here and right on the even of the loop do you see this boeing line that

comes out? as we move north east we are seeing very strong wind driven rain with this. flash flooding is going on. i do see a storm report coming in of portions of 476 at the broomall area, they are starting to flood out. vittoria will have far more on the situation as far as traffic is concern but it is just this one cluster that is moving over our area problem is that is not all and we're not all said and done once this crosses through. we have to get this whole front through. you can see back edge in the form of the few speckles of green through western pennsylvania. until that crosses through we're still stuck with high dew points and with the potential for additional downpours. now take a snapshot in your head of these values. these are air temperatures. upper 60's, low to mid 70's. now i will show you dew points. we are virtually unchange, very close together are these values. in other word this air mass is basically, saturated. now, i want to get you out to

the seven day forecast. let's move it right along here because much nicer weather does wait in the wings. beyond today we will see skies clearing out. as early as tonight and then by tomorrow and friday we are left with much, nicer weather steaming it backup by week end and by saturday we might see a shower or a storm vittoria. >> thanks, katie good morning. right now traveling on i-95 right around the vine street expressway notice that it is damp and wet. if you are traveling from the vine street expressway jumping on i-95 south you will notice activity though on the shoulder not causing a problem, that is the the good news. as we continue we will take you elsewhere to the schuylkill expressway. seventy-six we have some flooding on the road as you make your way out of king of prussia and 202 notice right here we have activity, that is a, as a result of the disable vehicle, it is a vehicle that spun out into that flooding pocket on the shoulder. they are working on. that it is in the causing any delays because at 5:18 we

don't have volume anyway. if this is where you are traveling it is every where because of the rain we're experiencing we will find flooding and ponding on the roadway. we have construction on 295 north bound between 42 and 168. one lane block. take a look at the new jersey turnpike traveling north bound on the new jersey turnpike be mindful of minor delays to and from the area around the 42 freeway. in major delays for mass transit but i would call ahead because weather i would anticipate some delays, erika. >> don't want to get stuck at the airport torey. it business to get more expensive to earn a degree from the temple university. board of trustees approved a 3 percent hike on tuition and fees. this means tuition for in state students will cost more than $15,000 next year. that is $492 more than the current year. student fees increased by $100 to $790 a year, nicole. 5:19. time to check your philadelphia jobs market report.

philadelphia business analyst jill schlesinger has advice for people who like statistics. >> reporter: professionals well versed in the language of numbers, have become, hot hires. that is because being data and new technology are revolutionizing everything from analyzing consumer habits to mapping the human geneo in me. trend boosted demand for statisticians, the american states particular california association has identical 18 field across the areas of health medicine, business and industry that rarely employer statisticians. government projections that the field will grow by 27 percent by 2022, much faster then the average for all occupations. as a result annual mean wage is soaring. here in the philadelphia area statisticians earned over $90,500 a year. to event this lucrative field you will need at least a bachelor's degree in stats computer science engineering physics or mathematics. you will then need to apply

that knowledge to analyze data and turn the results into digestible, practical information, i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". right now 5:21. we have all seen those crazy basketball shots from across the stadium, all of that but this one may take the cake. >> you have to see the spectacular shot from the trampoline. >> yes, and it is a black friday, in the middle of the july. rival sales are happening right now, if you are hopping on amazon and wal-mart. but why you should not be necessarily tempted by the hype. doesn't sound like you are at all. >> i know, we will be right back.

nasa's new horizons spacecraft, phones home, you might say from 3 billion miles away and we are seeing these dramatic up close views of pluto. >> wow wow wow. >> nasa scientists erupted in to cheers and applause when they heard from the spacecraft understandably so.

it has been in the works for nine and a half years now. that was the scene in mission control. now to the images. more excitement is expected today when even closer pictures will be released. >> look at what we have accomplished, it is just truly amazing. it is a amaze ago this human kind can go out and explore these worlds. >> so true. millions of miles away. >> incredible. >> with this fly by the united states is the only nation to visit every planet, drug that dwarf planet in the solar system. >> yes. >> it is a dwarf one. >> got it. in sports millville's mike trout is first player to win back to back all-star most valuable player award. pretty cool, right? last night's midsummer classic in cincinnati started with the standing ovation for pete rose. the banned star was named within of the red all time greatest players. not a bad an or there trout led off with a home run and, mike flew home to millville after that game.

the american league won six-three. they will get home field advantage in this years world series. we have shown you crazy basketball shots over the years and we have another wild one. check this out this is kevin with two basketballs and a trampoline and some music to go witt. trampoline is about 60 feet from the hoop and he manages to uncork two shots that both make it. he admits it took him a a on lot of tries. but that is still awesome. >> that is, crazy. >> crazy. >> things kid can do with free time on summer break. >> home from school, yes. >> i don't have the time. >> time management. >> well done. >> it looks like it was really shot there. >> it takes talent. >> and time. >> and thigh strength. >> can't forget that. coming up next on

"eyewitness news" it is starting to see it is coming to the even. >> we will show you one of two new plans to give passengers more room and one is kind of radical. we have a new look at a sky diving emergency landing in new jersey. hear how one of the people describe the unusual landing katie. we are tracking some nasty storms out there right now, we will see heavy downpours frequent lightening, gusty wind and flash flooding, lot to discuss. stick around before you hit the road today erika. also all that rain is making road wet variety tore eyes tracking trouble spots for you you and how to get around them. that and more when we come

it is a stormy start to the day strong thunderstorms are blowing through the area right now and leading to flash flooding concerns. katie and vittoria will update conditions before you head out the door. also this morning we have good news and bad news, it just depend on how you get to work. we will let you know which fares are going up and which ones are getting cheaper. you never hear about that. >> that is right, is there always a catchy feel like. >> it just depend on your commute. >> we will find out. >> universally though crummy weather for all of us. >> yeah, it is affecting the morning drive. >> horribly. >> we are just saying he