a stray shower. it does have lightening and can be dangerous. a as we continue to zoom down we can see heavy rain further south around upper deerfield and hullaway. back to the west and it i mainly just light rain. lower merion it is starting to come to an end here. philadelphia still has moderate showers pushing flaw but this should clear out in the next couple hours. that is good news. in the wake of the storms small stream flooding has been reported in philadelphia a over toward haddonfield camden gloucester counties in burlington county right down in northern delaware. flood advisory for this whole region until 8:45. if your area is prone to flooding be safe on the roads turnaround if you see flooded roadway. but by 7:00 o'clock these storms push out good news for phillies game. still watch for small stream flooding but we have better news in the wake of the storms. i will that have in a few minutes, ukee, back to you. lets look at the this eyewitness cam photo send by patty, this is flooding along route 45 in white hall township. check out that car in the right-hand lane. the water is up over the the

tires. track storms in your area on your phone and tablet down load cbs philly weather april an on itunes and google play. a person of interest is questioned in the disturbing attack on a five-year old girl. police say child was abduct and severely beaten suffering injuries to her face. girl was found in the backyard of her home on north hutchinson street. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is a at special victims unit and todd, we have a look at some of those upsetting photos of the girl after the attack. >> reporter: ukee, indeed these pictures are very disturbing. police indicate this five-year he will girl was abduct from her home and then thrown to the ground, beaten, and stumped on. fifty-nine year-old's mom want people to see this picture so everyone understands the kind of monster out there. keep in mind there are other pictures just too graphic to put on television. >> she had skull fractures she has a hairline fracture in her skull and broken jaw to

where she cannot eat solid food for six weeks. >> reporter: tameika hawkins woke up to find her little girl missing. >> i went in the state of panic. everything else after that was just, screams of worry. >> reporter: with the help of the neighbor the girl was found in the backyard. she was left in the weeds bleeding and semi conscious. >> this inning is will incident of this type, has as you alarm. >> reporter: philadelphia a police say girl recounts seeing an intruder in the middle of the night hiding behind a closet in an upstairs hallway. >> male took hold of her literal willly lifted her up at some point carried her outside of the property, and there physically assaulted her. >> reporter: investigators believe the us peck broke in the home in the 2600 block of north hutchinson street, through a side window and may have been attempting a burglary. >> i could not believe somebody would do this, to not only my niece but five-year old girl. she doesn't way but 35-pound. >> reporter: detectives questioned one suspect from

the north philadelphia neighborhood but he was later released. at the scene investigators collected potential dna evidence that could be used to facilitate an arrest. police have also stepped up patrols in the neighborhood. the five-year old girl right now is listed in stable condition tonight at st. christopher's hospital for children. she's certainly has a long road ahead of her but ukee, tonight her mommies confidence that she should be able to make a full recovery. reporting live from police special victims, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks todd. suspect is, back in philadelphia charged with, baby daughter in west oak lane. forty-one year-old steven burton is facing numerous charges including a attempted murder and aggravated assault. police say burton stabbed his wife and his 21 month-old daughter early sunday at their home in the 1900 block of dallas street. victims are recovering. well deadly crash in the northeast philadelphia last night claimed life of the three young people.

two others were hurt in the crash so violent it sliced their car in half. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is at jefferson university hospital where one survivor is fighting for his life syma. >> reporter: that is right ukee. that 17 year-old boy is here at jefferson hospital, after an accident, leaves three of his friends dead. one of the victims aunt speaks with "eyewitness news". always smiling always happy, and it was totally unexpect. >> reporter: no word can describe heartache karen lee is feeling after learning her niece sabrina marie rhodes was killed in the car crash. it happened late wednesday night on sandmeyer lane in bustleton. five people were traveling in the 2007 acura at a high speed when the the driver lost control, and struck a tree, splitting the car in half, and rejecting sabrina and a 17 year-old girl. both died at the scene with the 20 year-old passenger. >> i'm praying for these families. >> reporter: a seven year-old boy was critically injured and

taken to jefferson hospital. police say the 20 year-old driver left the scene and showed up to a hospital hours later. investigators believe speed is the cause of the crash and surveillance video shows another vehicle driving close to the car, before it hit the tree. >> they are boating go to going fast food but i don't know if they were racing but they were fast. >> reporter: sabrina was one of eight children heading in to her senior year at george washington high school. her aunt said she was considering a career in nursing or teaching. now those dreams are shattered in a matter of moments. >> she was just excited about what was to come after high school and what school to go to and everything that she wanted in her life and goals that she wanted to set. i want everyone to know that she was the best person. >> reporter: and, the victim is here in critical condition at jefferson hospital suffered severe head, leg and pelvic injuries. the driver is being treated at einstein hospital.

it is too early to determine if the driver will face any charges, police say the investigation could take weeks, even months, but right now their focus is to find the driver of the other vehicle to see if there is something that they know, that could help with the investigation. we're live outside jefferson hospital syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". syma, thank you. in other news iron hill brew youry in media is closed until further notice. fire broke out in the roof area of the restaurant bar around 11:30 this morning. crews evacuated the building while they work to place that fire under control. no one was hurt but the the cause of the fire is still to be determine. well, details emerge about chaka fattah's allege corruption while in office we are hearing from the congressman's son. fattah, serving his 11th term in the house of representatives is charged with miss appropriating hundreds of thousands of dollars from federal charitable, and campaign fund. "eyewitness news" cameras caught up with the democratic congressman's son chaka fattah junior. he came to his father's

defense denying allegations of any wrongdoing. >> i'm confident nobody has done anything wrong and we are clearing this up. yesterday was not directly about me, but, you know, now people can get in on all of the speculation. >> chaka fattah junior is not charged in this investigation although his dad faces charges he paid his son's student loans with campaign fund. multiple reports last night say that cole hamels is on his way to the texas rangers this a eight player deal. while the deal has not been officially confirmed by phillies trades this big can be complicated. "eyewitness sports" reporter pat galleys at citizens bank park with fan reaction to the deal. pat. >> reporter: after years of losing phillies needed to undergo a massive rebuild and that rebuild will take next step forward as cole hamels will be sent to the texas rangers for a slew of prospects. you mentioned the trade not yet finalized as expect to happen later tonight so we will fine that out in a couple hours as they go over medicals

but make no mistake phillies are losing one of the best dover put on red pinstripes. cole hamels might be heading west but city of philadelphia won't soon forget his accomplishment in his ten seasons here. hamels finishing with 114 wins, three all-star appearances and, of course, world series mvp. after being drafted out of high school in southern california hamels spent a decade with the team, becoming one of the national league elite pitchers. because of the phillies current situation the trade became a necessary move but fans won't forget him. >> he deserves it. he has lost so many games because he had no hitting behind him. but i think he will do well, with the texas rangers. >> this means the team and organization is so horrible that they have to trade their great players to get prospects for the future. >> i respect him as a player. i'm sure the organization did as well. i wish him best of luck. >> reporter: city truly full

in love with cole during his world series run as he went four-o in the playoffs helping phillies to the first title since 198o their lasting memory of hamels is his final start, a good one on saturday hamels tossed a no hitter at wrigley field begins the cubs. >> now that cole hamels is moving on to texas phillies will get. we have jorge alfaro, outfielder nick williams and pitcher jake thompson. they are center pieces of this deal and obviously there are more prospects coming as well. we will find out more once this is finalized. ukee. >> here we go, future is right now, thank you. unusual visitor was spotted in the delaware river near bordentown. new jersey fish and wild life share this picture with us. officials say a manatee was last seen tuesday night near i295 bridge in crosswick creek. giant marine mammal referred to as a see cow calls florida's coastal waters home but officials say warm water and a food source, manatee likes probably brought it our

way. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 why crews are decontaminating a local university and alerting everyone on campus about a dangerous disease. wild video to show you find out why an airplane is being dropped from a crane by nasa engineers. also, the something about this web site look familiar? web site for fictional theme park but picture is very real and jersey shore goers probably know it real well. we will be right back.

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well, the families of missing teen bothers in florida are vowing to keep their own search going even after the coastguard's ends. about 20 planes and many boats are involve in the private search right now for perry cohen and austin stephanos. the two have been missing since leaving on a fishing boat on friday. perry cohen's father is holding out hope. >> he would have done everything he can whether it been grabbing the on the life vest, tying it together, they have a cooler that cooler has water in it. there is a seat that is supposedly missing. he would have thought of it. >> coastguard says it searched for teens will last until at least tomorrow. well, it was like taking candy from a baby but this thief nabbed a ipad. lot this video from florida. a teenage boy pacing outside a salon opens up and snatches the child's ipad. four year-old boy not hurt in the altercation was watching cartoons waiting for his mom who work at that salon. that suspect remains at large.

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despite the storms it is always a good time to be down the shorement this week vittoria woodill is in cape

may, new jersey. hey there torey. >> hi there ukee. hi everyone at home. it is, still a nice night to be down the shore, here in cape may but we got to tell you, not far from the cape may beach, there is a farm, harvesting something super special, right from mother nature. the lets take a look. jersey tomatoes, peaches and corn summertime and eating is easy, fresh off the farm, and off the coast. >> this is what we're looking for. just beautiful little crystals. >> reporter: farmer derek thomas and chef lucas turn sea water in to sea salt. it starts in the waters off an avalon jetty. long hose snaking down at high tied pumps water on to a truck. from there the the water comes pouring in large pools inside the greenhouse at windy acres farm. >> we allow whatever sediment in the what the tore drop to the bottom. we transfer water from the settling pool into where oure van ways pool is. >> reporter: it evaporates,

salt crystals form and delicate flakes are rake in the line. largest swept up and piled on to cotton topped drying racks to be packaged as, the cape may sea salt company. >> you think about 300-pound of salt, it is beautiful. >> reporter: and it is covet by chefs like manteka who owns red store restaurant in cape may point. >> it is like magical ingredient magical crystals that we crush with our fingers and we put on top of the food. item braces the flavor and intensity of the flavor, profile of each ingredient. >> reporter: getting that intensity isn't easy. temperature inside salt house can reach 150 degrees from the sun. only energy source, used in the drying process. >> so you have the whole new jersey coast to pick from water wise, why would you go with avalon. >> highest salinity and some of the most pure waters that we have. >> reporter: for derek the pure enjoyment comes from these cans of crystals.

>> tomato is great by itself, salties great by itself but together something magical happens. >> reporter: so true, when i was with derek over at windy acres farm he told me about he used to eat tomatoes as a kid. putting the salt on top of it, best way that he described it, was that it was like the scene out of the disney movie rattouille into the salt and tomato mixture. he is right. you know, he is right. ukee really, if you thought a jersey tomato was amazing by itself. this salt i'm telling you it brings that magic it really does just pop in your mouthy could hear it in your voice he is right, you know he is right. >> um-hmm. >> magical crystals, torey. >> how about that, that looks amazing first the wind too out there too.

>> windy acres. >> yes, windy acres for sure. >> yes indeed. we've got some storms not looking so amazing moving through portions of new jersey. we are tracking these storms moving through the area earlier today and now you they are moving east of philadelphia but still packing heavy downpours. lets take a a look at them outside and see what is happening weather-wise. on the rooftop camera still had drops on the lens there over philadelphia at the moment. still light showers moving through the city but heavier rain has push to the east. i want to show you one that hasn't seen much, look at the time lapse throughout the day at boardwalk plaza and rehoboth beach. it has been a stunning beach day. nothing but blue skies all will day long, beach pack, little hot too for sure just a few clouds rolling in when we saw wind picking up. those cloud moving in and storms start to push toward the shore points. here's where that line is right now slicing right through center of the south jersey at the moment, we are seeing steady downpours in camden and gloucester counties, and cumberland

county and kent county, delaware. zooming in on the heavier rain across burlington and camden county right around new hanover at the moment, pemberton and southampton where we are seeing heavy stuff. further south up are deerfield and pittsgrove. down the shore we have a couple hours before this gets in probably another hour, hour and a half, by 7:00 i do expect rain to be moving through. we're talking about heavy rain flood advisories following this line over an inch in reading. inch in oxford and .79 in macungie. look at the cooling as the the rain comes through only 77 at the airport. temperatures rebounding as sun comes back out behind that line in allentown and reading. eighty-two in millville right now. by 6:00 the showers and storms moving toward the shore. 8:00 p.m. maybe a lingering shower behind that main line but then starts to clear out overnight tonight. skies clear and temperature will drop just slightly. you can see here the moist air right here that sandy color right there is dry air and that is pushing in, behind

this front and we will feel the difference as we head in the day tomorrow. our dew points town in the more comfortable range pretty pleasant and that will continue right through weekend, not until tuesday we will see that humidity rise again. a as far as overnight hours after the shower thunderstorm early, clearing out late down to 71. for your friday, sunny hot but less humid. 90 degrees is daytime high. not a terrible friday. weekend similar first weekend of august we have highs in the lower 90's. lots of sunshine. humidity not unbearable. not bad so, i'll tell you when heat wave breaks in the seven day in the next half an hour, we will be right back.

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four, three, two, one release. >> nasa is doing crashing testing to help researchers build a better emergency transmitter. it is known as el t was helping leader rescuers to the site of the crash here on earth. goalies to build a transmit tore survive a high i'm pack crash. final crash test is in august, from there researchers will make a series of recommendations to the faa. it seems like it was just days ago kids were getting out of school. now, you walk up to any big store you will see aisles packed with items so parents can get what they want. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at back to school by the numbers. >> some of those parents look awfully happy. it is never too early to get ready to go back to school but

after splurging on supplies and electronics last year, parents may be more hesitant to do it again this year. the the back to school shopping season is typically second only to holiday shopping in terms of the consumer spending but survey by retailers find consumers are expect to hold back this year. national retail federation find americans planning to spend on average $630..36 on their back to school needs. that is a drop of almost $39 from last year. retailers say there are some back to school items that don't need to be purchased every single year. that why is their survey anticipates a drop in electronic spending for exam. survey found consumers not in a big rush to start shopping compared to previous years. the percentage of families getting started at least two months before the start of the school year dipped this year, about 30 percent will wait until one or two weeks before school likely hoping for last

minute deals. see there is the marble notebooks ukee and write just talking about. $98 will be spent for notebooks, papers and school bags, the highest amount spent send the recession. people are saying okay, enough with the gadgets let's go old school. >> marble net books loose leaf. >> jansport. >> what did you have. >> on my head. >> on my hip uphill, both ways. >> thanks, jim. coming up next, the in mystery deepens in the case of the missing malaysia plane the debris washing up that could be wreckage of the plane that went missing more than a year ago. we have the latest next. new developments in the search for minnesota big game hunter shot and killed an african lion. papal visit a chance for catholics to see the the pope up close but it is also a chance for local businesses to cash in, how entrepreneurs are using the trip, to make a

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hello, i'm ukee washington. here's is what happening disturbing pictures of the five-year old girl after she was found severely beaten and her backyard on hutchinson street in philadelphia police

questioned a person of interest. investigators believe an intruder broke in, overnight carried her outside and assaulted the little girl. police are seek ago i driver who may have witness aid crash that killed three in northeast philadelphia last night. teenage passenger re mains in critical condition. driver lost control and is in stable condition. a fire on the roof shuts down iron hill brewery in media, delaware county n1 was hurt but notice on the restaurant web site says the business will be closed, until further notice, kate. we're still tracking a line of heavier showers and storms moving through new jersey, and delaware right now you can see showers have moved out of philadelphia, we are drying out, so that is good news. this front is getting in and getting out taking care of business but we still have steady rain over burlington, camden and gloucester counties now moving in atlantic county and we could see flood advisories, in fact, for the the city of philadelphia through this evening. these storms will be in eagle a at 5:45. manchester by 5:57 and 6:22 in toms river. we will talk about the release

that these storms will bring for the week ukee, back to you. and in the news tonight legion near's disease is being investigated at west chester university. an employee tested positive for the infection. health reporter stephanie stahl joins with us more on the local case and surge nationally. >> reporter: let me tell you there are no students at west chester university right now so there is limited risk of exposure and contaminated areas are being cleaned up after an employee was diagnosed with legionnaire's disease, environmental testing at west chester university found higher then aprilable levels of the bacteria in cooling towers of eight buildings on campus, including the the student union library and science center. memo from the university sent to 1,000 employees said a remediation firm is treating the affected cooling towers. the note is a says in part, that the presence of legionnaire's does not mean that a person will contract legionnaire's disease. since the bacteria exist

naturally in the environment people often receive low level exposure, without contracting the the disease. bacteria also cannot be passed from person to person. people become infect by inhaling bacteria which causes a severe lung inflammation like pneumonia. there have been 2200 cases of legionnaires illnesses reported nationwide since january, more than one hundred are in new york city. >> this particular out break is still under investigation. >> reporter: out break in the south bronx is currently under investigation, 31 people in the last two weeks, two people died including john rouse brother who was a music teacher. >> i don't think it is common for an otherwise healthy five two-year old man to pass away in 2015 from legionnaires disease. >> reporter: doctors say legionnaires disease usually develops two to ten days after exposure. symptoms are like the flu. it is important to start treatment with antibiotics quickly to reduce risk of serious complications or

death. that employee at west chester university he is being treated that the point. >> this has been a while for a while. i was a senior in high school when it was first discovered at the then bellevue. >> it was american legion convention that was being held here in philadelphia, 34 people died from this, and because it was american legion convention they then called it legionnaires disease exactly right here in philadelphia. more than a year after the malaysia airlines jet crash authorities believe wreckage is washing a shore now. the debris described as a wing flap washed up on a french island off the coast of africa. cbs news correspondent tina krause reports. >> reporter: malaysia officials are sending this piece of wreckage to the french laboratory to confirm fit is part of the wing from missing airlines flight 370. reports say workers cleaned the beach also found what is left of the suitcase. the debris washed a shore honorary union island off the coast of madagascar, thousands

office miles where investigators thought the flight crashed on its way to beijing in march of last year. >> any part of the aircraft that we can locate. >> reporter: 6-foot long metal part appears to be from a boeing 777, and is there only one triple seven missing worldwide. safety experts say investigators will be looking to answers of several key questions. >> was this metal torn? was it crumbled? had it been ripped? in some way shape or form, the pot mark. >> reporter: some relatives hope wreckage is not from the missing jet. >> because then we can still have hope, you know, there is a a chance that they are still out there and they can come home. >> reporter: until it is confirmed investigators and families of the 239 people on board, must continue to wait. tina krause, cbs news. the taliban has confirmed the death of long time leader

mullah mohammad omar. omar died of an unspecified illness. he help shelter bin laden while he planned 9/11 attacks and after u.s. invaded afghanistan refused to hand over bin laden. former university of cincinnati police officer is charged with murder after he allegedly shoots a man in the head during a traffic stop. ray tensing pled not guilty in the murder of samuel due boys as he face add a judge tensing, pulled over the four three-year old over last week. the entire encounter was caught on the officer's body camera. it shows him trying to open up the carrasquillo while he resist. shot was fired as car rolls rolls away. bail for tensing was set at one million-dollar. police in atlanta are looking for to men caught on video placing confederate flag at ebonieser baptist church in the martin luther king visitor center. investigators are working to identify the suspects and their motive. the atlanta police have not ruled the incident out as a

possible hate crime. u.s. wild life officials say they have unsuccessfully tried to reach the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion on a guarded hundred dollar on zimbabwe. doctor walter palmer went into hiding after speaking worldwide outrage over the killing. he is accused of luring cecil from a preserve. palmer released a statement claiming he thought the the hunt was legal ape placed blame on his guides. a man who supervised the hunt is facing criminal charges. coming up tonight it is latest trend in weddings, extreme, i to's. and then also how you can win a free, with you is there a catch or two. ladies, a magazine claims how you can keep your man happy but some woman are very, very unhappy about the article, that and more when we come back.

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with the summer's highly anticipated movie vacation is rework of the griswold's summer trip to the amusement park wally world but inspiration from the park comes right here at the new jersey shore. check out this facebook post from morey's pier in wildwood. have you been on the official web site for new vacation movie? well, look at the background photo, it looks oddly, oddly familiar. the here's wally world's web site very, very similar to morey's sea serpent roller coaster. well, it is thursday and that means cbs-3 is down the shore. our vittoria woodill is in cape may right now, hey there, torey. >> hi there ukee. hi everyone. we're in cape may, new jersey. we are down the shore. a lot of folks are still holding on strong. weather is not awful just yet but windy perfect in a way

for flying a kite but i know folks love to see those banner planes when you are sitting on the beach so we have actually took a trip to paramount air services earlier today and i have to tell you when we're sitting on the beach there is nothing else that more so feels like summer as those banner planes are flying over you then of ads messages and banners are made right here at their air strip in cape may. they are celebrating 70 years of high flying success. company president barbara tomaleno tells us the the most specific banners are it is a boy, it is a girl and i actually personally requested, a banner plane that said vittoria woodill is best reporter ever. i don't know where it is, jake, our camera guy is sitting on the beach and we're waiting for it. but mother nature may be great for new jersey tomatoes and sea salt but not the best for banner planes but you never know, what will come up,

anyhow, i do want to introduce you to the oats family and hi, oats family, how are you. >> we're good. >> enjoying your vacation. >> definitely, lot of fun. >> you are not from around here. >> no, maryland. >> how long dit take to you drive down. >> four hours. >> so you got a book you are relaxing just fine. mom, you are all bundled up. >> it is pretty cool out here now 36789 hours ago it was sweltering but new chilly. >> it is a little colder then i expect, so i might need to cozy up with you in a bit and then we have elsa over here. am i correct, elsa difficult say your name right. elsa didn't know she would be super famous. are you having fun. >> yes, a a lot it is fun here. >> welcome to cape may. my gosh, here comes our banner vittoria woodill best reporter ever. wait, i don't think it says. that man they didn't do what i requested. this is pretty cool. as we can take a look here at paramount air service right here in cape may.

as you can see flying this beautiful banner plane over the the shore. it doesn't get anymore summer like, like this and i want to run toward it. i'm trying to see what it says, come to me, come to me. are you guys coming with me. jake, can we see that close. >> i'm going cbs-3 down the shore, i finally see it. can you guys see it at home. hey, oats family see it too. give me a wave if you can see it. >> we got it. >> we got it. >> cbs-3 down the shore if that is not the best way to at least rap me up on the beach, i will hand it back over to the studio. >> we're waving, we see you split is, thanks, torey. >> your man is right behind you, blankets on the beach down there. >> you have to bundle up, and indication that the storms are coming. you may want to think about

packing them up and thinking of getting off the beach in the next hour or two because we have nasty weather headed that i watch. lets look outside and we will take to you time lapse video. this is how day has gone from the pope john paul high school in lawyers for. we will set this in motion and see how clouds were around. power plant back in the distance. then storms come through. it hits quickly. road is completely filled and now look what is happening. the sunnies out. much nicer at pope john paul high school. behind this front is a quick clearing which is good news. we like front that come in quickly, they get out and take care of business. we are seeing humidity level drop off to the west and it will take longer in the city. showers and storms headed for shore points. win is picking up as that front approaches. we have a flood advisory now one over philadelphia has expired or been canceled early. small stream flooding is still possible, line that just went through central and south jersey sharks monk hammington, folsom and buena vista. fur house or street backs up to the smaller streams that

breaches its bank with the every heavy rain event we may see that this evening. we have rain cooled era cross the area temperatures back in the 70's. we barely got a heat wave. we hit 90. cloud kept it cooler, even though heat index values were certainly above average. we're at 78 in the wake of the showers in the city. warm 84 in wildwood. 82 degrees in reading. once we get this front out less humid. still hot tomorrow, with high of 90. not a bad summer friday with lots of sunshine and saturday sunday looking g still hot. high pressure overhead we don't get that flood of moist air from the gulf of mexico and we will be comfortable over next couple days in comparison with what we just went through. so plymouth on the borderline pleasant. we have a green tour friday. saturday and sunday we are humid but gets worse by monday. not a bad weekend all things considered with highs in the 90's and more comfortable humidity levels. still hot but those 90-degree

days are not bad with no dew point in the 70's. storm early, they are moving out, tomorrow sunny, hot less humid, down the shore. temperatures in the mid 80's. not a bad beach day. mostly sunny. uv index is a ten. your seven day forecast we are clear through week when sunshine thunderstorm tuesday and heat wave breaks by wednesday. i'm joined by our alexandria hoff, welcome good to see you this week a major magazine did something rare, glamour issued a attraction and public apology for a list of man pleasing tips, after readers took to social media calling it sexist and insulting. >> ukee, magazines taught us everything we promise we would have killer abs, know how to mix a perfect whiskey sour and wear the hottest skirt wearing a cab. they have been taking in ge st this one seemed different and we wanted to find out why. where that article was glamour has this statement. we have been taking some heat for a post on man pleasing

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and be thoughtful, and considerate. i think we within fine witt. >> reporter: mens magazines are not immune to shock value columns as well but those we spoke to said this nation has reached a turning point where anything less than reciprocation is simply rude. >> it is all about the man that is ridiculous. >> could you see one or two of them working. >> portions of them and then they go way off the rails. >> all and all glamour says their message slipped to which they added quote speaking of slipping please, please ignore that beer right out of the shower thing it feels like it could get dangerous fast. i think there is finally some decent advice. >> really fast. make it thoughtful, fun keep it balanced, that is main thing. >> keep it fair good where can we fine a complete list. >> cbs philly.com, check it out. >> bingo. when we come back extreme i do's, see new a bit.

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volcano. >> as long as it is not active i'm totally okay with it. >> greatest thing ever. we will talk bit. there will be pompei and everybody will not be there for the sequel. >> reporter: terrain to get there didn't help. >> very bumpy ride. i told everyone not to bring heels because i didn't want any woman busting their ankles or anything like that. >> you have a a front row invite to the event when extreme i do's airs tonight on tlc. for any potential bridezillas out there mighty suggest not making a volcano or snowy cliffside wedding destination. probably not a good idea for you. back to you ukee. >> watch the the insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a line of nasty storms is moving through the area bringing downpours and whipping wind, kate. >> that is right worst is moving through south and central new jersey. we will track latest on the storm, tell you how much rain

has fallen but we have good news coming in behind that line of storms, already for portions of the area we will talk about the end of the extreme humidity as well coming up at 6:00. and just a despicable crime philadelphia a police are looking for suspect who abduct and brutally beat a five-year old girl and left her for dead. plus this... >> reporter: a sea gull killed in ocean city right in front of the children, i'm cleve bryan, coming up with the latest on the investigation. we are tracking storms, drenching downpours moving quickly through the area people in center city putting those umbrellas to good use. live look at storm scan three as that line of nasty weather pushes toward the the shore tonight. but will these storms at least lead to a cool down? good evening i'm ukee washington. jessica dean is off tonight. we will start with meteorologist kate bilo tracks these storms in the weather

center kate. >> reporter: these storms are moving out of philadelphia we are seeing clearing, blue skies trying to peak out from the city on west but still getting heavier rain over new jersey, and you can see nasty storms over portions of maryland and down into virginia. this extend up in to new england as well. it is a pretty potent squall line moving through the region. got news is there is dryer air pushing in behind it and while it does stay warm for friday and the weekend it will not be quite as unbearable humid as today and yesterday have been. still some embedded steady rain pushing through burlington county from ocean down to burlington and gala way area heavy rain. this will get in absecon by 65:00 p.m. if you you are down the shore within the next 15 to 20 minutes we expect that rape to get into atlantic city and toward beach haven lbi area as well and toms river where you can see north of toms river thunderstorm happening right now. the flood advisory that was in effect for the city and delaware county in to wilmington has been canceled, is there another one following this line of