who stabbed his wife and one year old daughter, we're live with how they tracked him down to another state. and, a history making day for the bow scouts of america. the group is poised to lift ban on openly gay leaders. details in a few minute. >> good morning, it is monday, july 27th, i'm erika von tiehl. oh, that weather really impacting your commute this morning. we want to get right to katie and mere a a lot of wet roads out there. >> so true. they say traffic and weather together go hand-in-hand. certainly affecting drive times, it is right now. >> yes. looks as though unfortunately meisha left with more of the same even as the day progresses. now the brunt of what this frontal boundery has up its sleeve, falling even as we speak. of course the morning drive will be most affected by it. you can see just how it is lit up over my shoulder. that's how we start thing off by taking you out to just view of the snapshot of the most current up-to-date radar image here from storm scan3. and as we make our tri-state sweep, picking up on the area radar from number of different

radar sites finding heaviest rain currently falling, down through central southern delaware especially through southern portions of new jersey. so even though it looks like you are starting to clear things out here, across some of the north and most suburbs chester, montgomery, bucks county, don't get too comfortable this. because this frontal boundary granted the heaviest whatever we see today there is front isn't totally done with us just yet. needs some time before it will completely clean itself out and clear itself out. so meantime, we talk about the initial issues then we go through the rest of the day flood advisory still posted for another say 14 minutes or so. through the west and southwestern corridor basically here of the garden state. so the heaviest of the rain that's come owing through as these continue to update, we'll let you know, around the region as a whole, still see shower, thunder storm today. granted anything that does come through for the rest of the after innocent would be scattered in nature, because there is so much moisture to work, with cue get doused. be ready for the possibility. meantime looking forward if the nor cast, yes cold front

won'tly up to its name. i think might actually tracking new heatwave by mid week already. >> i'll take that, after the rain i'll take the heatwave, and i come from minneapolis. >> it gets cold from where you come from. >> so, don't get me started. that's another whole -- it is not winter, and we're complaining about 32 degrees? >> oh, it will be great knit winter, i'll have a ball with this one. happy monday, hard to get going, but i can tell you that so far it is actually looked pretty good all things considering the rain coming down. that will slow things down, so just give yourself couple of extra minutes, one thing we do have downed tree mlk drive at falls bridge. police diverting traffic right now, all lanes blocked so you certainly want to take alternate like kelly drive or the schuylkill. so just, but as i look at the censor map everyone still traveling at posted speeds in and around the area. that's good. also, we have our first accident of the morning. this is at cheltenham on cheltenham avenue at chestnut avenue. one lane is blocked. not causing too many serious

slow downs right now, but whenever we have one lane block, just make a note as you move out this morning also, construction delaware memorial bridge one lane blocked in both directions, the northbound side, the right lane blocked cell phone side, left lane blocked the schuylkill, at city avenue, moving in the westbound direction, look at this, actually looking real good. all the things considering especially given the fact that it is moving into the 6:00 hour now. so we will of course see levels build in this area. but in this area, so far so good. erika, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. new this morning philadelphia police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run. it happened around 10:30 last night at the intersection of east luzerne and i streets in juniata. two people were in the car that was hit. one died at the hospital. police have recovered the vehicle of the suspect however, the driver responsible remains at large. >> residents evacuated after five rips through their apartment build fire broke out before midnight third floor inside the cooper river plaza apartment. residents tell us, that fire

alarms had gone off in the building recent lip, so they first thought it was just another false alarm. >> and by the time we got to the stairs, smoke was everywhere in the stairwell. we got down the second floor, probably the heaviest, and so i mean, at least got out here safe. >> firefighter was injured fight that blaze. we're told that we are working right now to find out how he is doing. residents still wait to go get back inside their building. >> right now mother and daughter remain in critical condition after being stabbed inside their home. this morning the woman's husband is in police custody being questioned by detectives. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now northwest detectives with the latest details justin? >> erika, good morning steven burton had been on the run for hours sunday, until his capture late sunday night in maryland by police, and he has remained in police custody ever since. let's get you now to video of steven burton, it was neighbor who tell us that she saw him leaving his home, on the 1900

block of dallas street in west oaklane. overnight, on sunday, she said she saw burton get into his car, a burgundy honda and flea the scene. >> this after stabbing, she said his 37 year old wife and one year old daughter, after a very loud argument that she overheard. this neighbor said she went over to check on the couple. she found that mother bleeding at the front door urging her to go upstairs and check on the couple's one year old daughter whom she found bleeding from her stomach in her crib. in a neighbor said she had to go but afraid whatever she would find when she raised over next-door to help. take a listen. >> we've been neighbors for four years. and they argue, and they fight, but yesterday it was just like this is not normal. the way she was screaming was not normal. and she was screaming to the point that i'm shocked that i'm the only one that heard her. i'm just -- that's how loud she was screaming. and when she opened the door i could tell why she was screaming because she was cut in her chest like i said, her

arms probably had like -- i can't even say but her arm was just sliced all open. >> and a very gruesome site that neighbor encounter she went over to help that family. she said the couple also has four year old son who was not hurt. she assumes was asleep during the entire time. the mother now recovering at einstein, little girl over at st. christopher. at last check both in critical condition. at this time no word yet on any charges for steven burton. we are live from northwest detective, justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you for that. >> this morning we have update on story we first told but last night. six tube verse been loath kade -- located. the six went missing yesterday on the delaware river in bucks county. rescue crews spent several hours last night searching the delaware between riegelsville and washington crossing for that missing group. police have not released any details about exactly how they

disappeared. president obama is in ethiopia this morning holding talks with leaders and talking about the civil war in south suddan. obama is the first us president to visit the country. today he'll address the african union. this is the president's second leg of the his african tour he spent two days in kenya, calling for greater human rights within the nation. happening today, a historic move from the boy scout of america. the group expected to ratify resolution lifting a ban in open lay gay troop leaders. >> this comes as thousands of bow scouts head to the world scout jamboree this week, henna daniels reports from new york. >> today the boy scouts of america executive committee expected to ends its long standing ban on gay troop leaders. that is decision zach walls is proud of. the eagle scout was raised by two moms. >> it means an organization that i love, and of which i have been a member since i was, you know, circumstances years old, taking another step

toward joining the rest of the country in the 21st century. >> the ban barred openly gay adults from serving as den leaders, scout masters and camp counselors. back in may org says president and former defense secretary robert gates spoke out about the policy. saying it was time for the 105 year old institution to make a change. >> we must deal with the world as it is, not as we might wish it would be. >> while many are celebrating the shift in policy, others say it doesn't go far enough. under the decision, church-based units can continue to choose adult leaders who quote beliefs are consistent with their own. but the decision does ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, in all of it paying jobs across the country. gates and other executives hope to change in policy will help boost enrollment in the youth organization. henna daniels cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead this morning vandals are -- police searching for vandals after

tire slashing spree in one philadelphia neighborhood. we have the details for you. >> also new york magazine reveals a powerful cover that will hit news stands this week. it features dozens of wok who have accused bill cosby of sexual assault. we have some early reaction to this cover ahead. >> and milwaukee facing a lion problem? police on the look-out from people who say they saw a big cat roaming through their neighborhood. that's ahead. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ oh rainy monday morning? looking down the shore right now, and all of the rain coming down. will it be here all day? katie has the answer when we come right back. good morning. >> ♪ ♪

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black males, they say entered the back of the home. police say that those men fled the scene in a unknown direction. philadelphia police are searching for the vandals responsible for slashing more than dozen tires in queen village. it happened on the 800 block of swan son street, and the 100 block of queen street. a total of 18 tires were vandalized, some vehicles with more than one tire slashed. neighbors say, it is a surprise for the area. >> first time something like this happened in this neighborhood. i'm upset about it, my daughter was here overnight. her car wasn't toughed. i feel badly for these people. >> police are using surveillance video from nearby homes in their investigation. >> 6:13 right now some heavy rain lightning overnight katie is tracking those storms, and do you think the to will last the whole day katy? >> looks like them ' come through in scattered variety brunt whatever we saw at least in philadelphia, erika started to progress off the southeast, that's yes want to

show this particular view in the live neighborhood network very gray start to the day. no pretty sunrise this time around outside middle township high school even off in the distance see some of those clouds sort of stand out 69 degrees at the observation site. yes there is lane looking at three hope loor, trucking right along moving through because of some of the rainfall rates about an inch an hour, obviously had a chance to leave behind some flashflooding, ponding on the roadways and such. left with at least damp roads in location where things had a clan to dry out. but like i said, not totally in the clear just yet because we need this front to totally fizzle away first that's going to require some time. so here's how things sort of stand for the rest of the day. talking 40% chance for any of to you end one additional rain, in the form of scattered shower or storm through the rest of the day today. tomorrow perhaps left over

sprinkle, have i we it days, heat and lady, next cold front by thursday. meantime moderate rest many for rip current up and down every delaware beach and every new jersey shore point. so, even though it is not the preallot yes beach day if you are on vacation, and you have got to go to the shore and you want to take a dip, make sure to venture out into the water near the lifeguards, and again, if you ever hear thunder head inside. can't have thunder without lightning, doesn't work that way. they come hands in hand. so please be sure that you are taking it -- take care walking on the area boardwalk. showers, err stormed, in the forecast for the rest of the day, then catch a break both tuesday, wednesday thursday as long as we verify and hit 93 degrees. that will make it heatwave. and we expect that heat to continue probably little less humid on friday, but, it is still summer. you know? so as we kick start the month of august, this is the time of year it gets the hottest and it looks like as though it is going to be true to form for the rest of the week, exactly. >> meisha has great weather

for little fieldtrip on friday. >> o beautiful beautiful weather last week, and of course we have to add a curve ball. but yes, did i visit septa. let me tell you, it was great. i've been here digging in and get to go meet the important people who keep this beautiful city running. so last week, i toured the septa commands center, of course the nerve center for all of septa. there are plenty every eyes helping you get around town. let me tell you i mean, it is really big inside, and they see everything, every move, everybody makes. they've got their eyes on you. >> they have their own police station, k9's. yes,. >> bigger than you thought it would be? >> way bigger. and i didn't know they could literally see every detail. they know different units for everything. so they know every single thing going on at all times t makes sense. but you forget. >> we got our eye on you.

>> i have to keep my eye on the roads as well, things looking good, 6:00 hour when we of course things get busy. good news, only had one crash of the morning. we also right now ill pull your attention to this, downed tree. this is perhaps one of the biggest things we're keeping our eyes on right now at falls bridge, there is police activity on scene. so just keep that in mine, you will not be able to get by this that area, in the early 5:00 hour, it will cause some slow downs, starting to see that just little bit. because it casino every sneaks up on you right around this bend. now, this is 95 northbound, on the ramp to the blue route. you can see the flashing headlight, pulled out to the shoulder not in any driving lanes, but certainly make note that far if your take that route any time soon. it doesn't seem to be moving off that roadway. so blue route northbound at

route one toward the schuylkill see nice steady flow here. overall, this is going to be your east years stretch right now, 95, definitely heating up. erika, over to you. >> meisha, thank up. still ahead this morning reports of a lion on the loose. midwest neighborhood. that story for you. also, if you ever are struggling to remember something, just take a nap. find out how getting some sleep can help boost your memory. we'll have those stories coming up until the health watch. good morning.

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lincoln creek parkway. police officers and armed animal handlers circled the area. one officer told reporters he saw a lion-like creature. julia jones said it was the king of beast. >> me and my daughter saw him sitting there. people been saying it all over town, you don't think oh, okay, if it was a lion they would have caught him. he's real. >> i been living here for 30 something years. and i never seen a lion over in the creek. >> now police tell us they have not found the lion, but they are still looking. they have also received dozens of calls. all right, 6:22 right now it was the most talk about party in town this weekend. shady mccoy got a lot of attention for this invitation, inviting women only to a pre-season party. but, then put out new invitation. find out who made the guest list the second time around. also, a wet start to your work week, the rain, is it going to stick around today? what do you think? >> look like we will still have showers and storms to dodge, but the brunt for the

most part is getting out of here as we speak. that's good news. and we are talking about quite a bit of heat for the rest of this week. little bit of far cry from last week's forecast. so you definitely want to stick around, i have all of the details on the other sid

some terrifying moments for guest in the las vegas huge fire breaks out inside the cosmo political continue hotel. witnesses say that one of

those pool-side cabanas caught fire, then spread quickly. clark county firefighters say that combustible furniture plastic treason the pool deck, help fuel the flames. dozens of guests fled the scene. now, many of them are enraged at how hotel management handled it afterward. >> their exact words were this is not the hotel asphalt management could not foresee this type of thing happening. >> do you agree with that? >> absolutely not. >> several guests claim they witnessed people dropping cigarette butts from balconies on top of the cabanas. >> well, looks like former eagles running back, lesean mccoy, big pre-season party turned out to be a bus. we showed you invitation shady put out on strain gahm, asking for females only. for them to smith picture and sign a confidentiality agreement for the party, it was supposed to be last night. now, mccoy posted this picture last night by himself no females in site, instead he wrote since the media and internet took my before camp party out of context, i had to

switch up my strategy. so tonight i'll be inviting everyone to my back to business party. featuring dj donald trump special invited guests, rex ryan, chip kelly roger goodel, my man barack, oprah carli lloyd and even that terrible waiter with the awful service from the burger joint is invited. no word on who showed up. but, oh, come on, shady? >> right now, 27:00. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" dozen every bill cosby accusers come forward in a new way. jan? >> erika, that is striking cover shot. thirty-five of bill cosby's accuser speaking out together they are on the cover of new york magazine, inside are their stories. we share some of them next. jan, thank you. also campaign controversy that does not involve donald trump. what do you know? find out what mike huckabee said that's now drawing criticism. meisha? >> it is shame up to be a very -- it is shaping up to be very busy day downed pole, downed tree, we have

transformer fire, all of this, i'll have the updates coming up in about 15 minutes. stay right where you are. we will be right back. >> meisha, thanks. also katie is tracking the storms moving through our area. she has the forecast, will let you know just how long that rain will stick around, we'll

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>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good among day morning to you, not looking so good right there on storm scan3. a lot of rain coming down. it was pretty hard overnight and lightning filled the sky as the storms rolled through. katie, you're saying we're not in the clear just yet. but we had such a beautiful stretch of wet. had to come to answer eventually. >> had to at some point. a loft it came through the overnight, many people hopefully aren't out and about, trying to get their

outdoor plans in, but that's why we're on the air right now, trying to get out the door early enough, still have some wet roadways to deal with. meisha will be covering all of that for you. we do still have some rain in the forecast for the rest of the day. and i have to show you cute picture here, going to the campbell's fold camera. >> love the shot, kate. >> i i want to say it is cute, because i remember, itsy bitsy spied her i she. >> yes. >> did he not get washed awayment look at him moving around. yes, he came down the waterspout. he did not get washed away by the rain. i thought it was adorable. now he is being camera shy. >> even last week, trying to show you shots of the spider all week long, woe not cooperate. but there he was we caught him for a glimpse and now he is out of here again. storm scan3 he must know we are looking at him too funny storm scan once more for you definately action pack through southeastern new jersey and delaware at this hour.

the further northwest you travel, starting to clear out. but not out of the woods. that's the thing i want to hammer home here. dow think you want to keep the umbrella on stand by, even though the brunt of the front, still going to have enough moisture to work, with still going to have the wherewithall to see shower or thunderstorm fire up. could still be locally heavy through the rest of the day today. seventy-one the current temperature, meanwhile at the airport in at six a mount pocono. and as the days progress, take a look at what happens. yes, cold front, what's going on here? why are we heating up? the way the atmosphere will pan out this time. that's all there is to it. surge of heat, humidity, builds for us by mid week. we are forecasting an area heatwave here, looking ahead to the middle part of the week so, that definitely is going to be showing up in our area headlines. from now though, unsettled beginning to the work week. specially for now. down the shore through delaware, but we will see few more showers thunderstorms fire up on the radar. hazy hot humid for tomorrow. and wednesday, for that matter, and as i mention, we are looking at the potential for heatwave here in the delaware valley for mid week. so, keeping an eye on the temperatures as well. meantime, meisha, i know you

have had flooding issues on the roads so far? >> we certainly have. so i guess right now i just want to make a note, give yourself couple of extra minutes, headed toward the rush hour it, have flooding earlier, right now it doesn't seem to be such an issue however, with that being said, roads are very, very slick. so again give yourselves couple of extra minutes. we have transformer fire in east norriton, i guess the transformer fire has caused the top of utility pole to come down, dekalb pike is closed at twp. line road. so definitely want to use alternate like swede road. again, this is ands tram for fire, you certainly want to give yourself couple of extra minute in that area. also mlk closed at falls bridge, just make note of that. police are on site, diverting traffic, all lanes closed, definately take alternate like kelly drive or the schuylkill expressway, as well. soap you're if the going to be able to get by for any of you moving toward the direction, take that alternate. seventy-six westbound schuylkill expressway, moving in the westbound direction heading toward city avenue,

you can see this is area that's getting very, very busy. give yourself couple of extra minute for sure. right now we'll see this heat up as we move into the 7:00 hour, then 95, i can let you know right now southbound direction also very busy, erika, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. a powerful new york magazine cover is out this morning and inside, an article profiles dozens of women each of them publicly accusing comedian bill cosby of sexual assault. jan carabeo joining us with more on the cover that you see this image and you don't realize how many accusers there are until you she. >> such powerful image. so many people want to read this article that the website actually crashed overnight. so we'll have update on that in just a bit. definitely powerful image depicting 35 women who say bill cosby sexually assaulted them. this project with six months in the making, and inside the pages of new york magazine, each woman is featured and shares her individual experience. >> the faces of assault, they are stories spanning decades

these are 35 out of the 46 women who say bill cosby sexually assaulted them. it is the latest cover story by new york magazine, one that quickly crashed the mag even's website overnight. the feature is entitled cosby the women unwelcome sisterhood, one by one they tell their stories, new york magazine post to go it twitter, beverly johnson's account, quote, the part of it i wasn't prepared for was the onslaught of women that have been assaulted anthem telling me their story because i told mine. then, there is barbara bowman's experience, who says she was assaulted by cosby other course of years. she says i felt like a prisoner, i felt like i was kidnapped, and hiding in plane site. i could have walk down any street in manhattan at any time and said: i'm being raped and drugged by bill cosby but who the hell would have believed me? nobody. tamara green allegedly assault dollars in the early 19 70s goes onto talk about a culture that wouldn't listen. in 2005 she says bill cosby still had control of the

media. in 2015, we have social media. we can't be disappeared. it's on line and can never go away. the cover comes after the release of documents from a 2005 sexual assault lawsuit. in them cosby admitted giving sedatives to women he wanted to have sex with, but cosby has always denied wrong-doing and has never been criminally charged. >> and cosby's attorneys insist that these drug were only introduced into consentual sexual relationships there is cover however, erika; just the ongoing story part of the sag you. >> hear the quote pulled from the article, everyone want to go read this article. i know it was shut down overnight, is it back up and running again? >> not yet. magazine posted on twitter couple of hours ago they are well aware of the problem and working as quick lust as possible to fix it. >> right now 6:37. funeral services will be held later today for two women killed in a movie theater shooting rampage in louisianna. john russell howser opened fire at the theater before taking his own life. kenneth craig has the details

now on just how that shooter spent his final hours. report report surveillance video shows the shooter, 59 year old john howser leaving the motel six in his lincoln town car last thursday. less than an hour later he opened fire, inside the grand movie theatre in lafayette. he killed 21 year old macy bro and 33 year old julian johnson. nine others were injured. nicole witnessed the shooting. >> ten rounds went off when i realized, you know, sixth or seventh round, i dropped, i am looking at him because i know guns i said he is reloading. so i screamed to everybody: he's reload. get the hell out of here now. >> in another video house is her seen walking around the hotel grounds and chatting with the front desk clerk. his room was a mess, with clothes and liquor bottles all over the place. as the community mourns, the victims were remembered during a memorial mass held sunday at our lady of fatima catholic church. at this growing memorial outside of the store owned by

julian johnson the community has left flowers arts, and these hand made prayer flags. lauren blanchard, new johnson from the arts community and shots at her store. >> really heart breaking, and hard to verbalize. >> police say howser suffered from decades every mental illness. they just don't know why he went on the shooting spree. kenneth craig cbs news, lafayette, louisianna. >> and, following the louisianna shootings democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton; speaking out about guns and mental health. during a campaign stop in iowa yesterday, clinton blasted louisianna governor and republican presidential hopeful, bobby jindal, for vetoing mental health funding earlier this year. >> you saw what happens when you have mental health problems and guns. we've seen it over and over and over again and we just saw it in a movie theater in lafayette, louisianna.

so this is not only a problem about people unable to take care of themselves, or their families seeking help, but sometimes, they are a danger to themselves and other. do you have take it seriously. >> clinton is also unveiling climate change plan today. it would include renewing the wind energy tax credit and give other tax incentive for renewable energy. climate change has become key issue in the democratic party where clinton is a favorite. >> well, a new week and new controversy. the race for the republican nomination for president is heating up. this morning, it is not donald trump that is drawing criticism for what was said. correspondent andrew spencer report. >> the tone of donald trump's campaign has drawn no shortage of de tractors. this time, though, it is mike huckabee create in talking about the iran nuclear deal. during ain't view he said quote this president's foreign

policy is the most spec less in american history, it is so naive he would trust the iranians, by sog so-so he will take the israelis and march them to the door of the oven. president barack obama has defended the international nuclear deal with iran, which would lift economic sanctions if iran allows international inspections and scales back some of its nuclear capability. huckabee's analogy drew demands from the chair of the democratic national committee to apologize to both the jewish community and the american people. huckabee's campaign instead used twitter to double down on the comments sunday, campaign spokeswoman told cnn the comment speaks for itself. meanwhile, trump's campaign celebrating recent polling victories, the latest cnnorc pole shows him as top choice for the republican nomination, with lead over jeb bush is within the pole's margin of error. trump generate add loft negative attention though, 42% of republicans in the pole said they had an un unfavorable view of donald trump. among democrats, that number

was much, much higher. andrew spencer cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:42 right now. coming up: at auto maker facing record fine this morning. we'll tell you why. also we're remembering bobby christine, a daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown. they are the latest on the circumstances surrounding her death. >> and danger on the front lines of a wild fire outbreak. we have the word on four fire fight that's were hurt battling these massive flames. details coming up next.

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john hall, i believe one of our new err eyewitness weather watchers. do you have put a profile picture up. martins creek where he is reporting from with clouds, thunderstorms earn heavy rain, he said late last night through the overnight thankfully retreated for that portion of the delaware vale, jeff moore reporting actually few breaks in the clouds, for bit of sunshine, at 69 degrees, as well, why not make it three of them. 69 degrees also sent in from kerry, she's got more clouds than anything in mt. laurel. she said no rain at the moment. but, the street definitely wet. you will be finding slick spots out there for sure, even if it isn't actually raining the thing is we're not out of the woods with this wet weather just yet guys, because we are still dealing with frontal boundery needs little time basically for it to totally fizzle away. not the press yes, sir shot outside beech patrol headquarters gray skies it isn't very picturesque but if you are on vacation this week, and you have to go to the shore, i get it. trust me. just make sure to take dip near the lifeguards here today, because the moderate

rip kiss under risk is back up and down the shore lines. here is your front still crossing through. brunt of the rain is pretty much what we will find as far as the brunt of the wet weather right now moving out to sea. but there will still be some additional showers or storms that fire up basically in scattered fashion through the rest of the day. and then overnight we should clear out but in you are not a fan of the heat there is may not be the forecast for you. heat and hazy necessary returns, come thursday, tracking new cold front should minimize little bit of the humid it i buy friday. back to you. >> we know when the roadways get slippery, things can happen. this is where we have one of the first crashes of the morning, an accident, here, 95 southbound right before the vine street expressway exit. see they are pulled off to that casino of left shoulder median area, but what's happening, because they are blocking, one of your left lanes, everyone's having to put on brakes little bit. try to maneuver around, not only all of these vehicles and

flashing lights, a lot of vehicles out on the roadways it, can be distracting but also this big firetruck that's literally blocking the entire left lane. give yourself few extra minutes, that entire stretch of 95 southbound very busy right now also, we have transformer fire, that caused top of the utility pole to come down. this was in east norriton, dekalb pike closed, at twp. line road. take alternate like speed road. overall the memo today give yourself couple of extra minutes, slow down, it is severe out there. >> autopsy planned today for bobbi kristina brown. the only child of the late whitney houston and bobby brown. the 22 year old died yesterday after months in the hospital and family anguish over she would ever recover brain function. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham has the details. >> reporter: bobbi kristina brown passed away not long after her family moved the 22 year old to hospice care. bobbi kristina was the only child of singers whitney

houston and bobby brown. she was found unresponsive in the bathtub of her suburban atlanta home, january 31st. >> possible cardiac arrest, riverbend manor, 21 yee old female in the bathtub face down. >> placed in medically induced comb a the circumstances early similar to her mother's death in 2012. whitney houston also found unresponsive in the bathtub of her los angeles hotel room on the eve of the garage i awards. heart disease and cocaine were listed as contributing factors. bobbi kristina spoke at the 2012 billboard music awards. >> i want to say thank you to everyone who supported us through it all. >> bobbi kristina grew up in the spotlight while both her parents struggled with drug addiction. she appeared in reality shows including the houston's on her own. bobbi kristina is whitney houston's only hei. her death expected to spark legal battle over the superstar's estate between

bobby brown and nick gordon. gordon was an orphan who grew up in the houston household and bobbi kristina says he was her husband. but bobby brown says the two were not legally married. daniel nottingham, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> here is a check on your headlines this morning, man in critical condition after he was shot during home invasion. it happened in the 4700 block of oakmont street in the holmesburg section of philadelphia. police are searching for two men, believed to be responsible. also, the search onto find suspect in a fatal hit-and-run in juniata park. it happened last night, at the intersection of east luzerne and eiffel streets. police have recovered the suspect's vehicle. tan residents are evacuated after fire rips through their apartment building in pennsauken, new jersey, it happened just before midnight inside the cooper river plaza ants. your time 6:50. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning anthony mason joins us from new york with a preview for us. good morning.

good morning erika ahead, new polls show donald trump gaining grounds, in key battleground states. nancy court is on the trump bump and billionaire's newest target. hear from theater shooting eyewitness and her sister who arrived on the scene as first responds err. also we look into one city's claims that cell phones are bad for your health. and how las vegas is trying to re-make it wedding image and convince couples sin city is a great place to say i do. the news is back in the morning, we will see you in about ten minutes. >> all right anthony thank you. right now we tell but there is wild fire burns out of control in northern california. that blaze which started over the weekends has injured four firefighters, one of them seriously. at least 150 homes are at risk as the fire burns in the drought stricken sierra nevada foot hills. the cause of the fire is unknown, but authorities are now talking to the driver of the vehicle seen in the area where that fire started. meanwhile, residents

evacuated during last week's warehouse fire in north brunswick, remember how big this was? those folks can finally return home today. the five alarm fire forced dozens of people out of their homes. burning plastic from that warehouse prompted environmental protection agency officials to monitor air quality and safety. the cause that far fire remains under investigation. now, just stunning announcement from fiat chrysler, their buying back more than half million pick-up trucks from customers. part of the deal with safety regulators to set legal problems in about two dozen recalls involving 11 million vehicles. the car maker has also agreed pay record 105 million-dollar penalty, for violating requirements, to repair vehicles. right now, you should be grateful you can only see and hear your tv. because this next story, you might say it really stinks. >> ♪ ♪ oh, that smell ♪ ♪ can't you smell that smell ♪ ♪ >> oh, perfect song for this

one, the famous corpse flower at the university of california berkley in their botanical garden, plant from the rain forest blooms only once every few years. and it emits a smell we're told just plane old awful. like ripe garbage, just terrible. how much, it is to apparently smells terrific to insect. attracts them right on in. so it serves its purpose. i don't know if you want to smell that or not. we'll be right back of the first, what's coming up the ton on cbs-3.

>> floater and daughter fight willing for their lives after being stabbed inside their echos lane home. the woman's husband in police custody being questioned by deck. justin finch outside of

northwest detectives with more on this investigation. justin? >> reporter: good morning, 41 year old steven burton was found in maryland late last night. he remains as you mention in police custody. let's take you now to video of burton. he was found in maryland by police there. he was arrested, we are told, without incident. burton had been on the run since 12:30 a.m. sunday, after his wife and daughter were found in their west oaklane home with multiple stab wounds. neighbor said she overheard argument, and raised over in time to see burton leaving the scene, in his honda sedan she says, once she went inside their home, she found mother and one year old daughter with multiple stab wounds. also says four year old boy was inside the home, too but he was not hurt in this incident. again, burton found some hours later in maryland, by police, that mother is now at einstein medical center recovering, her daughter at st. christopher's both in critical condition. erika? >> justin, thank you. scary situation now for news crew in washington state

after gunshots were fired right by them. can you even imagine? this entire thing caught on camera. a reporter and her photographer getting ready to record piece for their evening news when two cars sped past them, there is one car now second later they heard the gunshot. >> the shots were fired and of course my immediate reaction was just to get down. and, so, within few seconds of that i ran around the front of the explorer got in the passenger seat, casino every just ducked right under the dashboard. >> good move. a similar situation happened the night beforehand where several homes in the area were hit by bullets. police are now using this video as evidence, they say those cars that you saw speeding past, those are the suspects' vehicles. luckily, no one was injured. but just scary. but did the right thing got in the car. >> so scary yes. >> want to get one more quick check on traffic and weather together. rain affecting everything this morning. >> yes, you know thankfully

at least i can report that the bulk of the heaviest rain does not actually moving out to sea, traveling the garden state parkway. >> different story. >> we're working on it, don't worry. what the rest of the week has in store here. what's ahead for us? scattered showers thunderstorms still out there today. even though the brunt is now moving out to sea, you're still going to see the scattered variety of thunderstorm at some point today. i would keep the umbrella, could get drenched if you get caught. always better safe than story. taught, wednesday, heating back up, we may be tracking heatwave for mid week, meisha. >> yes, that's good. because i can tell this early morning rush that we're seeing right now very busy out there. of course whether we have wet surfaces, it is going to be busy and slippery and it is right now, one of the crashes right here, 95 southbound at the vine street expressway, moving in the westbound direction. very busy, give yourself couple of extra minutes basically anywhere you travel this morning. >> thank you coming up next on cbs this morning anthony mains on mentioned this, are cell phone dangerous? controversial new warning. also reminder, we go on the

air 4:30 a.m. hope you'll join good morning. it is monday july 27th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." new polls show donald trump gaining ground in key battleground states. key video shows us inside the theater. two sisters talk about one getting caught in if gunfire and the other rushing in to help. see what sin city is doing to attract brides and grooms. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> near sacramento four firefighters were burned