>> that's right. i hear it might just affect our later rush not so much this morning rush is that correct right? >> die pen where you are, one of those situations where location, location, location, where it is all about with today's forecast, i would say, because we really are dealing with very scattered activity out there. but, dow want to start things off by sort of just talking about hate change is upon us here, folks. we're exhausted the final days of what typically are the warmest days of our entire year. >> that is in due to the part, sung and he will getting lower and lower. what will happen the sun goes down earlier and earlier. with every passing day, i know erika loves this. >> the sun still, bright, shiny overhead. meanwhile, we are losing more than two minutes or so of daylight, with every passing day, so doesn't seem like very much, but boy does it catch up to you, right? outside we go to one of the live neighborhood network camera shots, pretty quiet all

things considered, as we look i believe facing eastbound here, palmyra cove nature park, very, very light, not even surf light current here, out over the delaware river. and, whether we go to storm scan3, what you will notice here, few scattered showers and storms, primarily outside of our viewing area, berks county, not even lehigh county and new castle for that matter getting in on a shower, localized thunderstorm, as well. that's kind of the story today with our warmfront lifting in. temperatures currently into the six 60s, for the most part across the board. >> scattered variety of shower, thunderstorm here and there, but, it is not a wash out by any means. so you know what shall meisha, a it is one of those it is your call kind of situation if you want to take the umbrella or not. >> i'm taking mine, no matter what, just to be safe. >> two minute, every day losing sunlight. >> makes me tear up a little

bit. >> if you are just waking up, we're so happen you're here, live look outside the schuylkill. these travelers moving in the eastbound direction, you know, one of the areas actually looking pretty good. move more into the 6:00 hour see it heat up. for those of how take the stretch, you know how busy it is, right now actually looking pretty good. here penndot rearranging the camera 95 southbound just north of girard. you can see, steady stream of vehicles here, >> of course our freeway friend pulled all the way over to the shoulder, not causing any slow downs, usually in fact in fact if you drive that stretch off, used to seeing him. we have emergency road repairs, 15th street south of city hall, very busy stretch to begin w1 southbound lane will be open until 9:00 a.m. after that, totally closed, we'll have police officer out

there directing traffic. fifteenth street between south penn square, and chestnut, that's going to be very busy this morning, causing slow downs, erika, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. we've been following breaking news this morning, out of ferguson, missouri, one man in critical condition after witnesses say he was shot by police. it was a day of peaceful protest, that took a terrible turn. cbs correspondent don champion has the latest. >> shooting in ferguson overnight after protest over the michael brown case. the interim ferguson police chief, was being interviewed about the mow test, when the shots were fired. people in the area, could then be seen running for safety. and investigators say the shooting happened a man opened fire. show the unmark cars, the officers were in, were hit with bullet. >> we can't.

>> afford to have this violence. >> time to not just seek justice but demands justice. >> shooting happened after hours after hundreds gathered to remember the life of michael brown who was killed by white police officer, a year ago. led by brown's family, moment of silence held, to march to nearby church then follow. natasha took her three children with her to the day of remembrance. >> it is hard for me, because then i have like two young sons, and i don't want them to grow up in this casino of environment. >> before the shooting sunday night, crowds had gathered peacefully, not far away from brown was killed, and his family had called for all-pro tests to remain peaceful. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile, demonstrators in philadelphia plan to mark the one year anniversary of the ferguson shooting. philly coalition for real justice, they are holding rally at broad and ear any north philadelphia tonight. to remember michael brown and to call attention to police

brutality. the demonstration starts at 6:00 again, tonight. to texas now, rookie police officer is on administrative leave after shooting unarmed teen. surveillance video shows, 19 year old christian james taylor smashing his s. v into car dealership in arlington. the officer, 49 year old brad miller, shot and killed the teen. the officer was reportedly in the final stages of training. taylor's father says regardless whatever his son was doing, he did not deserve to be shot. >> philadelphia police remain on the scene after violent crash, that killed two people, overnight, want to get right out to "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch at the scene for us in lawncrest with the latest information. justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, the crash scene now open to traffic. it reopened about half hour or so ago. police have not yet identified those victim, but we do know they are a male and female, that male, age 30, the female, age 25, and the investigation is well underway this morning.

let's take you now to video of the crash scene from just hours ago. witnesses tell us they saw that jeep grand cherokee losing control as it travels in the southbound center lanes of the roosevelt, they also say they saw smoke and debris fly from the suv as it spun toward adams just after 2:30 or so this morning, in the process, clipping a light post, and also side swiping tell come site here on scene and ejecting those two victims, more than 100 feet from their vehicle. now, here at the scene earlier, there were several loved ones watching as police investigate the scene. their loved ones bodies covered in sheets. they also spoke to a driver after second car, who is a friend every victim who was behind the wheel of that car. she said they were tailing that crash vehicle after leaving a get together of some kind when she apparently lost site that far car, and returned to the scene to find the car overturned. and her two friends, who were inside, dead. we spoke to friends here on the scene who say this will take some time to get over. take a listen.

>> i tell you, i can't believe it right now. >> i mean, everybody. , not he, not only me, but everybody can't believe. that will as you can imagine, friends and family of those two victims are very distraut at this hour. this was a very violent crash, say police, some officers saying this was one of the worse they've seen, that side-swiped tell come site was moved about 8 inches off its foundation, and police again believe those two victims may have blown as far as 100 feet from their vehicle. at this hour police looking for surveillance video to try to get a look at this crash as it happened. live in lawncrest, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you for. that will also, new this morning, a car plows into a home injuring a man watching it. v. the crash happened before midnight, bustleton avenue in rhawnhurst. the homeowner, man in his 80s,

suffered some minor cuts. the driver was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries, the cause of the crash under investigation. >> 6:08 right now, coming up the reality tv star who got arrested now asking his facebook friends to hell bail him out. also, remembering nfl hall of famer and sports anchor, frank gifford. we'll take a look back at his legendary career, seat message his wife kathy lee is sending to her fans. >> last day to claim tickets if you won in papal pass lottery. live with the information you need and also we have some good news in case you did not win the lottery, if you did not get that e-mail, details on that when we come right back. >> where katie does her weather, little tour of the studio here. hope you have great day.

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you have seen couple of damp roads, getting hit by the rain right now, but his is all going to eventually be crossing through the entire area, i would say, generally about pretty nice beach day, the further out toward the coast you are, better off you are if trying to stay dry. eventually cold front has to cross through. heavier thunderstorms, bag g us well off to the south, rather this front, little bit more well defined in terms of the cloud cover more than anything. that has to cross through before we can say we're totally done with any stormy weather this week, today, and tomorrow before it is out of here. dew point levels not terrible right now, current dew point, 63, remember, you want to be at six an or above in order to actually notice that it is humid outside. so, we call it not bad, since you're sort of right between 06 to 65 with that but that's a level that will start to spike with time here as we we see the warmfront cross through, nudges warmer air, also moisture, too. meantime, we tack take you

around the poconos, perhaps that's where your travels take you in the next couple of days. looking at sunshine initially here today, again, you too will see shower or stormment tomorrow, as it will be for everybody, the storm yes, sir day of the next five to seven. we will see the sun cam become then on wednesday. quick check on the seven day forecast, not bad check really. it will start to heat up obviously toward week's end. even as early as wednesday, things are drying out for everybody, and we will end up with pretty nice weather looks like for the mid to late week. >> all right, yes. sounds good. >> just the whole idea of front loading the for cats, hey, happy monday everybody. but yes, it does get better. >> something to look ahead to at least. >> yes. >> how are the roads? glike tell you right now i'm certain glad they are dry. it has been an early monday morning rush. we started, saw it starting right around 43 moving toward the 5:00 hour. it was looking busy. now we are in the 6:00 hour looking very busy. good news, had few crashes this morning, those are getting cleared up real nicely, real quickly at least

pulled off to the shoulder right now know there is no accident. looking at 95 southbound, come around the s curve trying to make your way into center city looking good here, one of those busier sections, of course we will continue to do so, kind of slowing down just little bit now. i keep my eyes on the speed censors, but as you can tell, when more vehicles get on the roadway lick there is just start to see that everything starts to slow down just ever so slightly you can see, everyone traveling along at posted speeds here. just more vehicles, more headlights, more tail light, that he what we see moving toward even into the 6:00 hour, and then into the 7:00 hour of course, our rush hour. >> trying to push toward in and around the airport area, looking pretty good there. then this accident we had at roosevelt boulevard, adams avenue, now clear. so that's the good news, back to you. >> meisha, thank youment philadelphia police are

investigating fatal shooting in elmwood. identifies him as 16 year old cory tunnel, shot on the 6300 block of reedland street. medics responded 6:45, to reports of nosebleed. tunnel actually suffered a gunshot wound to the head and died this is than few hours later, tunnel's grandmother has no idea how this could have happened. >> went over to the cousin's, playing with husband cousins, next thing i know i get a phonecall, little cory has been shot. went to the hospital and they said they wouldn't even let me in. unclear how the shooting happened. >> 6:17. and, the popular reality tv star now he's asking his facebook friends for little help getting bailed out of jail. we'll tell how we are talking about here. also, woman goes swimming in florida, and is attack by alligator. hear from another juan who witnessed the terrifying aftermath. that's all coming up next.

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>> franks expanding its debris from its flight 370. both aircraft combing reunion island in the indian ocean. malaysian officials say its investigators found more objects from the boeing 777. authorities from other countries are also being more cautious, and if the debris is actually from the missing plane. >> faa is investigating reports of a drone, flying near newark airport yesterday. >> can be heard warning pilots about it, four commercial flights reported seeing the drone at about 3,000 feet near the approach after runway. none of those flight had to take evasive action. federal officials are now investigating. >> talking sports for a moment, phillies go for win number four in a row tonight out west. they play the diamond backs in arizona. the phillies open their

western trip with three wins in a row over the padres, let's keep it going, guys. meanwhile dallas cowboys already trying to stir up the pot ahead of october's game against the eagles at the linc. yesterday, this banner, hired by a cowboys player, greg hardy it, red, we still them boys hashtag sacks coming. the stunt was in retaliation for birds fans taunting dallas with a sign of their own saying we got de mark overment making sure the rivalry is ready to go. birds play the cowboys at the linc in october. >> eagle paying tribute with the annual military day at the linc, always love seeing. >> this the eagles wore special jerseys for the day, and after their work out they hand them over to the shoulders. the players also signed autographs, and took pictures with the pennsylvania chapter of the wounded warrier project. the eagles opened the pre-season against the colts at the linc this sunday afternoon, can you believe it, football season almost here. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news",

search for motive kills a family of eight. jan? >> and, erika, if you weren't chosen in the first round, for those septa one day regional rail pass for the pope visit, then don't worry. second rounds is happening tonight. coming up we explain. meisha? >> well, no accident to report, although overnight construction project have now lifted. but i will tell you, we have sun glare out, there and we have some emergency road repair, i'll have all of the updates coming up. >> thanks, meisha. and you may need the umbrella later on today. >> katie has your forecast whether we come right back on this monday morning.

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>> waking to up dry conditions right now, but the big question of the day, will you need your umbrella? katie tracking some spots later today, and tomorrow, and

katie keep thinking as we talk to you about the forecast about choose your own adventure book, remember those? that's why you're saying we should consider your umbrella. >> choose your own, actually, your own weather accessories today. because really, you know, already, find owl little wet weather on storm scan3, kind of what you will find on the map today. >> so are you feeling lucky to switch gears on you, with another pop culture reference? >> but, yes, as you look at storm scan, what you are basically finding, in fact, i want to put things into motion here, give you little better sense what's been going on here, basically the western third of the delaware valley, that's been seeing any wet weather. but this is casino of just going to be the gist of what the day has up its sleeve. scattered variety of shower, thunderstorm here and there, it is scattered, granted, but locally brinking in some heavy downpours. that's why we are saying are you feeling lucky? if you get hit by one of the pockets

you'll get drenched. we don't want that to happen. so hey, if you have intricate hairstyle take the umbrella long, you will be fine. >> future weather looking forward in this forecast, notice, i mean, again, future weather even picks up on this, some heavier little pocket of rain firing up out there. look what happens, heavier rain moves in, that's your cold front moving through. so that's why tomorrow isn't even weather day. in the meantime, live picture, folks, beautiful shot with that sunlight just piercing right on one of the center city building, 69 degrees, currently at philadelphia international airport. humidity climb willing, not only brinking in warmth but also moisture, to help those dew point rise, and again, you will be dodge ago shower or thunder storm here and, there as the day goes on. the one spot that probably has the best chance to stay totally dry through the day at least, that's down the shore.

so, that's good news, because so many people want to be outside down the shore, and today looks as though it will be pretty nice day for that for anybody that's hitting the coast. meisha, we send it over to you. >> sounds good to me, thanks, katie. good morning, everyone, happy monday. just waking up with us, it is definitely pretty much turning out to be busy morning indeed. good news the accident we had earlier are getting cleared up pretty nicely. here is a look at the schuylkill expressway, westbound at city avenue. just a moment ago, when i was looking at this camera, it almost looked like a parking lot. so it is hit or miss here, getting very busy on the schuylkill. ninety-five northbound, at 452, looking great, but up in the left hand corner you can see that sun starting to peak out. so for those of you traveling in this direction, or for sure the even direction, just pack those sunglasses, you'll need them right now. 422 eastbound at trooper road. you can see, pulled off to the right shoulder, we do have some construction in play, not causing too many slow downs, although just couple of minutes ago on this stretch, as well, i saw everyone starting to tap their brakes. little more after gaper delay

than anything else, but just know that, and then also, emergency road repair, 15th street, south of city hall, one southbound lane is open until 9:00 a.m. but then after that, it is completely closed. so, just make note that far 15th street between south penn square and chestnut. going to be busy. erika, over to you. >> thank you. here it is, 47 days and counting until pope francis makes his historic visit to philadelphia. now if you were a wish of one of septa papal passes you have until this afternoon to claim t "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now in the steps of the art museum where the pope will celebrate that is that weaken, jan, good morning. >> good morning, what beautiful morning it is in center city. estimated one and a half million people will be parking the part washing, may concern this morning just getting here to sent ever is he city. coming in from our western suburbs, you will likely be look to go take septa regional rail, and you probably put your name into that lottery. well, if you got an e-mail

notifying that you your request was selected you have until 3:00 this afternoon to feel eyes, actually extended deadline, originally set for midnight. that purchase one day septa regional rail pass for the pope's visit just click on the linc in that e-mail, and smith your payment information. if you do not by 3:00 p.m. today, incomplete trainless actions are avoided no longer have the chance to purchase passes. septa selling 350,000 regional rail one day papal passes for the weaken of september 26th and 27th, the only way septa is selling regional rail passes for the weekend. we talked to septa spokes juan jerry williams what else to expect if you were selected in the first lottery. >> when you made your request, we considered that an invoice. so we will sends you the invoice for what you requested. if you don't want everything you requested, your choice will be to go ahead and

purchase those anyway, or not purchase at all. >> septa says some 328,000 request was made during the first round of the lot rip, so, some passes are left. remember, if you were chose never this first round, you have until about 3:00 today to pay up if not all hope is not last. second rounds starts this evening, emails from septa start going out this evening and tomorrow. so good luck to those still waiting on passes. we are reporting live in center city this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. 6:36. two high sallyann bands, one from delaware county the other from chester county, both play for the

>> killers motives appear to be related to with his domestic part nerve with valerie. >> brian web, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". the search continues this morning, for a hit-and-run driver, community gathers to remember a life taken too soon. sunday would have been the third birthday of david, jr., the young boy was killed in a hit-and-run back in april. family and friends released balloons, and lit candles in david's honor. david's father, who was also struck, fought back tears as she poke about her child. >> well, david was an active person, he was always in the park, playing basketball, dancing here outside. always playing with other kids, was supposed to start school this year at the

lighthouse, now look, he's not here with us. officers continue to search for the driver who struck him. if you have any information, you are asked to call police. >> first responders, off the coast after boat in ocean sit. smoke smoke billowing from the burning sailboat sunday morning, the coast guard says, the captain radioed for help, and then everyone on board hopped into a dingy waiting for help. rescuers snapped some photos, too, here as they race to that flaming 46-foot boat. remarkably, no one was hurt. it is not yet clear what caused that fire. >> seat landmark that that just got a facelift. encouraging news this morning about the fight against ovarian cancer. find out why more women are surviving this disease, in your health watch report. >> and, donald trump, he's refuse to go back down about

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>> firm sent in mixture every clouds, sun, at 67. 's in north wales. again, go couple of miles off to the west, into berks, lancaster, even lehigh county, and even in northwest chester county for that matter, you have actually found some wet weather, and there it is again for you, just one more time. let's take you out though to another pretty camera shot. earlier in the broadcast, palmyra cove, then this sunday came up. beautiful view it became. we got to show this again. beautiful beautiful shot here outside palmyra cove. and, we're seeing that sunlight pretty much everywhere else, as well, where you don't have wet

weather issues, now looking ahead for the rest of the day, still scattered shower, thunderstorm, brief granted but locally heavy downpours come with that. tomorrow, definitely, not only the most widespread coverage of showers, storms, but looks like it will be the storm yes, sir day of the pack, colds front. then we heat up later in the week. by wednesday, free, clear, going to end one more than anything, some dry weather, so kind of front loaded this time around. >> good to know, thanks so much, katie, especially for us morning commute, always want to know if you're having dry roadways, wet roadways. blue route, southbound baltimore pike near route one for those of you traveling this stretch, see steady stream of vehicles, both in the north and southbound direction. ben franklin bridge for those every you coming over from jersey headed into center city, look at this, looks real nice on the ben franklin bridge. then the roosevelt boulevard, you're heating up just little bit. you come past this s curve trying to make your way to the schuylkill expressway. then once you get on the schuylkill, heading in the westbound direction, it is

busy for sure. these five trolleys diverted route ten, 11, 13, 34, and 36. and this is going to be diverted to 40th and market, so use the market frankford line to and from center city today. again, i will give you quick snapshot of this. and then of course we have the emergency road repair, 15th street, south of city hall, that very busy area, one southbound lane is open, until 9:00 a.m., and then after that, it is closed, and police officers will be out there diverting traffic. so in and around this area around city hall and 15th, going to be very busy, give yourself couple of extra minute, erika, over to you. >> thanks so much. in campaign 2016, donald trump defending himself for comments he made about fox news canker megan kelly. was not happy about a question kelly asked during the debate about sexist comments he made in the past. cbs news correspondent hena daniels with the latest on the campaign trail. >> donald trump took to the sunday shows defending himself

against claims he is disrespectful to women. >> i will be phenominal to the women. i mean, i want to help women. >> the billionaire candidate attacked carly, directly on twitter. saying the only female gop candidate had zero chance at winning the nomination after she said this. >> as crazy as this presidential campaign process is, it does in fact give voters a window. into hundred they respond to pressure over time. >> referring to comment made against megan kelly who he claims questioned him unfairly. >> you know, could you see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her where ever. >> fellow republican contend remembers worried the latest comment could hurt the parties chances with women. roger stone, who left trump's campaign over the weekends, came to his defense. >> voters are going to need to sort between rhetoric and the

reality of his record. >> democratic candidate bernie sanders who is trailing hillary clinton, tried to set himself apart at an event in portland. >> that is what this campaign is about. it is bringing people together. >> both candidates could face a challenge of their own from vice president joe biden. should he choose to run in 2016. hen a daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". right now let's get a look at your headlines on cbs-3, police investigating deadly crash that killed a man and woman overnight. it happened around 2:30 this morning at adams avenue and whitaker avenue in lawncrest. >> also, this morning, a 80 year old man was just up watching it. v when a car plowed right through his rhawnhurst home. it happened just before midnight on bustleton avenue. the woman driving has been tested for dui. and, if you won the lottery for regional rail passes during next month's papal visit you have to pick them up by 3:00 this afternoon, you have to order them.

a second round of e-mail notification also go out starting tonight, to lottery entrants that were not initially selected. >> and it is 6:50. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning with nora o'donnell up in new york with our preview, good morning. >> good morning to you, ahead, talk about the gunfire in ferguson following overnight developments after the violent protest ends with police shooting someone. plus, we will talk with peggy noon and, about donald trump's refusal to apologize, also, new exhibit honoring astronaunts from the challenger and columbia shuttle disasters. finally the lawsuit that claims smoke from famous texas barbeque restaurant, is making neighbors sick. the news is back in the morning, see you guys in just about ten minutes from now. >> nora, thanks so much. >> two words for you, new look, for new york he had sullivan theater. the former home of the late show with david letterman now sporting its new marquee, check it out, featuring letterman's replacement,

steven colbert. george clooney the first guest when it debuts september 8th. and, it has been confirmed. bill murray will make appearance in the new ghost busters film. the comedian was one of the stars of the original film. another star, dan akeroid, also making a cameo. the men join a cast of all female comedians, including kristin wig and melissa mccarthy. that film opens up next summer you can say mission accomplished for tom cruise. hissings sequel mission impossible rogue nation owned in first place at the box office. mission impossible earned $29.4 million. meanwhile, the fantastic four reboot, fans earning $26.2 million. the thriller flick the gift, vacation, and ant man rounded out top five. >> we'll be right back. first here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3:

>> we are told a second driver has been questioned in the investigation. said to be tall it -- tailing the car as it lost control here earlier this morning, two dead here this morning, both pronounced dead here on the scene, crash remains under investigation this morning. we are live here in lawncrest, i'm justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". justin, thank you. on your health watch this morning, more women than ever are surviving ovarian cancer.

the disease has long been associated with the very high death rate. but, a stud fry columbia university medical center shows women diagnosed with ovarian cancer are now 50% less likely to die from the disease, than women diagnosed decades ago. they're living with the disease for longer and longer periods every time, as we have new chemotherapy, new drugs, new ways to deliver drugs for ovarian cancer. >> the american cancer society sets about 21,000 women in the u.s. will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer, this year, about 14,000 of those women will die of the disease. and, music could help treat epilepsy. researchers in ohio say the brains every people with epilepsy appears to synchronize with music more than people without epilepsy. this discovery could lead to new seizure therapist, because music is processed in the area where most seizures originate. how about that? not everyone craze bye bugs, rid? but if they don't bug you then

head over to the academy of natural scientists, natural bug weaken, hundreds of live insect on display as well as bug related activities and games. bug fans young and old were excited to see so many in one place. and this year, the bug fest featured -- >> every room has different bug, it is amazing. >> amazing indeed. >> this year's bug fest featured celebrity bug chef david george gordon, bug chef, okay, he cooks tasty insect treats that visitors could sample, if that's not up your angle, posts to what nearby bugs were doing, and there are moments when you are doing yoga where you think of grasshopper, something else, just crazy pose, you get it. so perfect marriage there. >> and named after insect, too. >> so why not grasshoppers? so katie, kind of pick your own umbrella or don't bring your umbrella day? >> which accessary are you

feeling here today? have the sunglasses regardless, you will see some sun, but also there are some showers storms that are out there. on the area radar. this is our warmfront starting to lift n so start to notice it turns little more muggy, we are obviously seeing bit of wet weather out now, but we'll also be additional thunderstorms that fire up later tonight specially into tomorrow. with the cold front, moving through, so today, tomorrow, the front loaded wet days of our forecast, and then the sun just comes back, looks like wednesday, into friday. it will get little hotter, it looks like, as we approach the weaken, but at this point, at least, it appears as though it is actually going to stay rain-free. so, you know, definately a lot to look ahead to here. just keep the wet weather gear ready to go, especially tomorrow, like you said, erika, your choice real. >> i up to you. >> you feel like taking the chance or not, meisha, a pretty much t. >> right. the good thing it looks dry rid now, that's good. ninety-five southbound at girard, very busy stretch here, and another busy stretch so far this morning headed

into our rush hour, the actual rush hour 7:00 the schuylkill expressway westbound at city avenue, yikes. you're at almost dead stop there. traveling at about 7 miles per hour. so, in general, on very busy monday morning, just give yourself couple of extra minute before you hit the roadways. but they are dry. that's the good news. >> we got that going for us. >> yup. >> thank you. next on cbs this morning, nasa honors astronaunts from the challenger and columbia shuttle disasters, to the new exhibit at the kennedy space center. reminder for to you join us bright and early every weekday morning, we kicks things off at cbs-3. 4:30 a.m. little cut in's for with you your days headlines, also forecast and check on the roads. hope you have great day. >> ♪ >> ♪

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