philadelphia. this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". we're tracking rain overnight. the heaviest expected to come down in just the next few hour, look at storm scan 3 there, how much rain we're expecting and when you can expect to see drier weather, too, also a man hit by a car and dragged down the road in glassboro. police knew about the car and driver in this overnight hit-and-run. two dozen people are arrested in ferguson early this morning, following protests marking the one-year anniversary of the shooting death of michael brown.g the one-year anniversary more on the violence and unrest in missouri. to it is tuesday august 11th erica von tiehl i want to get your day started with traffic and wet weather, good morning. >> we escaped yesterday right

katie especially we had dry roadways, and now it's wet. and soggy too. you're definitely going to be -- see the poor visibility for one thing with coming off the roadways, as the rain comes down it naturally slows you down when you got it coming down heavily like this, it can be an extra issue. here's that other snapshot we just showed you on storm scan where the heaviest rain is essentially confined in a vertical line from the lehigh valley down to 576 and right on through the city. that said where the heaviest rain is currently falling. yesterday we were saying this was going to be a lot more widespread today. there you have it. even as we zoom it out once or twice tyou see these bands of heavy rain moving our way. back the cold front at this point still confined well off of the west. you can see clearing going on back towards pittsburgh, for example, we're going to need a little bit of time before that happens here. this is essentially an dale event in the meantime, flood advisory has been issued

basically for the i95 corridor and adjacent invent up until 7:45 this morning, you're going to be talking about height of the morning rush, getting under way at the point that this goes out of effect and depending on situation, the national weather service may, in fact, issue more advisories with time. looking at the area temperatures you're currently at 71 at philly international. what time to give you a quick check on the dayplanner so you know what's in store, there may likely be a baby break at mid day. we're not done until these gusty thunderstorms rum rumble through as well. it's a busy day in the world of weather and traffic. >> it certainly will be. it's only 4:30 and we're seeing is to things happening out there. first and four most. good morning. >> take a look at this, problems on it roadway, jackknife from trchl the schuylkill westbound near south street. you can see he's can completely blocking all lanes of traffic here.

you can just the sea of headlights that are at a dead stop. we did have a left lane blocked moving eastbound that has been cleared. it's your westbound lanes. all the way back and i can tell you this is at university avenue on the schuylkill. you are literally not moving in in area. i would advise you, whenever we have a tractor-trailer in play, a big guy, you want to give yourself a couple extra minutes. here's a look at both of you coming from new jersey heading north on 42 freeway northbound around creek road approaching 295, it's looking wet out there. few headlights out there, to still early, certainly wet and those traveling the ben franklin bridge looks great. soaking wet. give yourself a couple extra minutes this morning, erica over to you. >>. the search is on for a hit-and-run driver in glassboro new jersey, the victim i was struck by a car and dragged down the street, justin finch. joins us with the the latest on

this investigation. >> reporter: the victim is man suffering head injuries that will require emergency medical care this morning. he was struck on a glassboro neighborhood street. at this time, we know that driver did not stay and is being called a hit-and-run case this morning. let's take you now to pictures of that neighborhood. this is on the 600 block of quincy court. police say about 1.20 this morning, that have my i was struck off of mullica hill road. this victim not only hit by a car but also dragged several feet. we're told the car a knacks and that driver who was behind the wheel did not stop, and impact did result in this victim suffering severe head wounds this morning that will require emergency medical care. and back out live we are told that victim was taken to a nearby hospital. no word yet on his condition, we've also spoken to police and they tell us that later this morning we'll have more information off the driver and the condition of the victim.

for now, live from glassboro pd, justin finch; cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. meanwhile a state of emergency is in effect in ferguson missouri following renewed protests in the city. overnight, police clash with protesters blocking traffic, and made several arrests. earlier, hundreds of people marched in st. louis raising a sign that read racism still lives here. monday was the fourth consecutive night of protests marking the anniversary of death of michael brown. he was unarm when shot and killed by a white police. >> i just really wish we had peace. we don't need this, no one needs this. it's not just the police officers i'm concerned about. i'm concerned about everyone. >> a demonstration in the same location sunday night was interrupted by gunfire. police shot and critically wounded an 18-year-old accused of opening fire on them. new this morning, man fighting for his life after shot

in the back in philadelphia's lawncrest section. it happened after 11:30 in the 5400 block of helen street. police do have a woman in custody. the 28-year-old man is currently in surgery. no details right now on what led to that shooting. 4:36 right now and that papal visit getting closer, 46 days away from the pope's arrival here in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" has learned that philadelphia officials plan to meet with concerned business owners about pope francis's visit. last week, mayor nutter announced a so-called traffic box and the closure of the ben franklin bridge. food and hopitality industries fear tight security will affect deliveries, and getting staff in and out of town. >> it is a big decision, but too much high security for us to come in and our customers to come in and just get the deliveries out. it's going to be too high security for us. >> kyw news radio reports there will be a news briefing later on

this week and a face session with city officials and business owners. good news for septa riders who did not get lucky during the papal pass lottery. some lottery winners did not pay by yesterday's 3:00 p.m. deadline regional rail, some papal passes will also be sold at the 30th street suburban station and jefferson stations. those sales will likely start as soon as this weekend. tomorrow we expect to hear from pennsylvania kathleen kane about the criminal charges, kane will answer questions at a news conference in harrisburg. kane was arraigned over the weekend after being accused of leaking secret grand jury information to a newspaper reporter and lying about it under oath. kane insists she's innocent and has resisted calls to resign.

this is not was new jersey chris christy campaign wants to hear, a new poll says voters in the garden state done see him as presidential material t 54 percent of registered voters in new jersey say presidential does not describe christy at all. about half believe smart describes him very well but more than 58 percent described him as arrogant. 52 percent say he's self-centered and 49 percent describe him as a bully. while bernie sander's campaign is thriving rick perry's could be in trouble. the texas governor stopped paying, in south carolina. staff spokesperson said that tough decisions have to be made because of time and monetary resources. perry has faced low poll numbers that kept him off the main stage. last week's prime time gop debate. looks like donald trump's fued with fox news did not last long, he is set to make an

appearance later on today. fox has been blast, fox and the three moderators of last week's debate. businessman accused him of being affair and unprofessional. he's been assured by the network's chairman he will be treated to fairly during today's interview. democrat bernie sanders picks up first major endorsement. national nurses united is end endorsing sanders for the democrat presidential nomination. the group points to sanders records expanding medicare and other things. 4:39 right now and still ahead this morning an "eyewitness news" dangerous cliffs pop up on the one stretch of jersey shore forcing the beach to close, what caused that five-foot drop-off and how crews fix the situation. we're track more rain this morning, whole lot of storms popping up on storm scan 3. kate lets us now how long he

said going to last and what's on tap for

. the governor has declared a state of emergency after a presume plume of cool theed wsht spilled into the san juan rivers, federal officials say water is taintsed with led arsenic and other heavy metals. a close-up crew supervised by the epa accidentally breached the mine last week. lack of communication and transparency. beaches back open this morning after erosion created sand cliffs on the jersey shore. the dangerous drop-off forced the closure of a stretch of shore line in avalon over the weekend. take a look at the ground. this is from the ground, that said how deep that drop-off was. the cliffs were about five feet high and stretched for about a mile. for two days, strong northeast

winds hit the sand hard. beach patrols had to shutdown a section of the north end until crews could regrade the sands and smooth things out. safety first but looking good again, not that today would be a beach day for anyone out there. a lot of that rain to start coming down in last hour here in center city. >> it's very, very is soggy outside. that said really the initial problem. there's actually going to be gunshotier thunderstorms we think just waiting the passage full frontal passage with the latest cold front. it's going to take time. you need few hours for that to happen. today is definitely the wet of the day of the forecast. get out, move on and it really actually looks like it's going to end up being nice beyond today, but at the moment, you got a mess going on out there on storm scan, heavy rain basically draw a verbal ratty vertical dine from the dalai lama all the way up to upstate new york here, fleerly moving through the metro area and now becoming more of an

issue across the river into mercer county and gloucester, for example, and so on. everyone getting hit by this. even if you don't have the rain currently falling from the sky at this point, you probably have ponding on the roadways, you're definitely going to have a sheen coming up from the other vehicles and the lights and whatnot, it just messes with your visabilitiy any time you got rain. this cold front there is a back edge to it. you can seeing back through ohio and the great lakes reach things started to clear out nicely. high pressure is going to build in and hook us up with better weather. in the meantime if you look across board with many different models we use to forecast with, the gfs, many models we use thyrx four are kind of the big four we like to use, and these are basically projecting anywhere from half an inch to an inch worth of rain before this all said and done. that is definitely going to be significant. meanwhile, later today really when we'll have to deal with any of the gustier thunderstorms and not just strong gusts heavy

downpours that come with those sunday maybe a is stray shower tthursday looks fantastic as does friday, and we start to heat things up again. today, it's a front loaded forecast. we said this yesterday, dealing with the wet weather issues. there will be a left over shower or storm tonight but it does get better from here, already the sun returning for you by tomorrow. back into the mid 80's on thursday, beautiful day, by the way, friday hotter and we're going to be flirting with 90 by the weekend. got sports right now in the phillies trying to get back to their winning way as in arizona, the fills had the best record in baseball, this inning last nights and hernandez hits one off the warning track and chase utley scores all the way from first. tied the d backs at two, but that said as close as the phils would get. 17 hits and beats the phils 13 three. football, the eagles back in

training camp today at the novacare center, rookie quarterback shepherd will not be there, he for his acl on sunday, tough break. who troded brandon boykin just last week. lane johnson is one of the key players for the birds this season, he'll be one of the line men charged with keeping quarterback sam bradford safe. johnson missed four games last season because of a performance enhancing drug suspension. this year, he wants to take a leadership role on the team. >> i was hoping younger guys some of the, helps me out trying to repeat stuff to them. we two high school football players from missouri, unusual style of field goal kicking. used their nose to push ball. one more time here.

my goodness. getting creative over summer break, whatever works for you guy, makes for good video, still ahead, an "eyewitness news" google announces a major restructuring, whether the company changes will affect you. coming

. search for that reason driver responsible for a hit-and-run in glassboro. it happened around 1:20 this morning on the 600 block of quincy court. a man rushed to cooper with a head injury. the driver who hit that man did not stop. also about a dozen people under arrest in demonstrations in ferguson missouri. fourth night of protests surrounding the anniversary of the shooting death of michael brown. brown is the unarmed african-american teenager shot by a white police officer. new poll shows 54 percent of new jersey voters don't see governor chris christy as presidential material. half those poles see christy as

smart but more than half think he's are candies and self-centered. christy is more than one of a dozen candidates campaigning for the gop presidential nomination. it's 4:50 time for a check on business, google announces a major restructuring, check in with money watcher jill wagner from the new york stock exchange. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, google says it has to get end so big, it is restructuring, creating a new company abcdefense request xyz, google map -- some of the more experimental businesslike google sxchl likes developed google self driving car will be managed separately. >> if you're a wine lover out there. we're hearing they should expect to shell out more money for wine from france. what's happening? >> when it comes to wine, france burgundy region is by far

the most expensive, the wine searcher website looked at more than seven million wines from across the globe, and found that a rare vintage from burgundy is the world's priceist bottle cost $15,000, only five nonfrench wine made the top most and he knows four from germany and one from california. i hope that for 15,000 bucks, that wine tastes good. >> i would hope so and the put bottle is made of solid gold. >> maybe diamonds too; right? . >> i like it fancy it up. we'll see you later this morning, jill, thank you. coming up after the break, we'll check on traffic and weather, we're watching

. breaking news sxrels way westbound near sourmgs. no one is moving, we have a jackknife tractor-trailer blocking all lanes right now and you can see just a sea of headlights behind this divert ring traffic for some of you watching this at home just getting in your cars, take 95 to the vine street expressway, avoid this if you can, take a look at this, a parking lot. travelers moving west on the schuylkill expressway you are not moving because of the jackknife from. please give yourself extra room, slippery out there. here's a look at 95 southbound at cottman avenue, everyone taking it slow, even though they travel at posted speeds everyone dropping below, construction on the pennsylvania turnpike to

willow grove. the left lane block you can drive through. katie it's going objection to very busy tuesday morning indeed. >> starting off that way seems. it's any time you got wet weather, snow, ice, rain, natural slowed down by it. you have to keep in mind, i would highly suggest the umbrella today. even though you can see the brunt of this rain currently sort of moving on through, we're looking at a three-hour loop, it is moving along but left behind puddles you're going to have spray from other vehicles. we're not done with the rain once this heavy badge moves through. we got on a whole day to get through. even though we are expecting to see perhaps a little bit of a break around mid day, there will likely be activity somewhere to track on the reach radar at lunchtime as we look ahead to the afternoon and evening drive aseparate round of more scattered thunderstorms is set to move in 10 those are the ones that could produce the most gunshot toe as the cold front itself crosses on in. for now, it's the heavy rain,

p.m. driver also affected likely with the heavier thunderstorms, then it's gone, there may be a stray shower around tomorrow but that's it. sunshine does come back, mid 80's, thursday looking like a banner day, that will be the day, erika maybe you'll want to make outdoor plans. just saying. >> don't twist my arm: coming up in the next hour, we have the latest on a hit-and-run overnight. man in a hospital. also ahead is another night of unrest in ferguson. we have a live report for you from missouri and caught on camera a car crashes into a home then causes a massive explosion. we'll hear from the family that was inside the house when it happened. we're back at the top of the hour. good morning.

. from the cbs3 broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". good morning. new from overnight, man out for a walk in south jersey hit by a car and then dragged. the driver just kept on going, too. police let know about the suspect. also another night of unrest in ferguson as protesters can't to clash with police. we have a live report from ferguson for you. off to a wet star, live look at scars showing most area getting socked with rain right now, katie says it's going ffrom soggy to stormy. is she has the details. . breaking news, the we could see lanes of the schuylkill expressway shutdown at stourj for a jackknife tractor-trailer.

details on that coming up in just a moment. good morning, it is tuesdayings august 11th, i'm erika von tiehl.orning, it is tuesdayings certainly a busy morning out there, keeping an eye on this for us. >> we certainly are creatures of has to be whenever we get wet roadways we do have breaking news on the schuylkill. i want to get out there quickly. drive very carefully and use your best judgment when it's wet out there. you'll need to today. >> that really is going to be the rule of thumb with the heavy rain that continues to fall down across our area we just saw that on storm scan 3. i want to show you just the snapshots. you get a sense of exactly where the heaviest stuff is currently falling, and the heaviest is really falling through the central portion of our area. we do have updates for you as far as the flood advisory we're going to get to that. zoom things out, we're going show you the movement of this simply we had very heavy rain rumbling through portions of our western suburbs. nowt'