you do want to take it easy. it is tuesday august 11th i'm erika von tiehl. check in with two busy ladies misha and katie. >> i think it's sometimes easy to under estimate how wet roadways can slow down a commute. today is not one of those days, give yourself extra time for sure. >> i know you've already had a lot of incidents, misha going on out there. weather related, we really have been hit hard so far this morning. with very, very soak rain. some instances from some of our "eyewitness news" weather watchers we're getting reports at least half inch plus even in some spots picked up an inch from this. we're looking at a three-hour loop here of the pounding rain that came through and still continues tads, but there's obviously a pocket where you're dealing with the heaviest stuff and at this point, the good news is, it's starting to move out to sea, so if you're maybe down the shore watching us, you're probably still stuck in the really heavy stuff at this point, also little breezy too

but this, my friends is unfortunately not going to be over until tomorrow, because we got to deal with the cold front passing. heaviest rain moving through but stuck with additional shores showers and/or thunderstorms gusty maybe a little bit of a break mid day fire up again in scattered fashion this afternoon. seems like 70 is kind of the magic number. both occasions you're currently checking in at 70 right now, wildwood, dover, list goes on to the lehigh valley. if you're headed to the shore, today tit's not the best beach day, maybe you want to find something to do on the boardwalk, hit a movie, you will have to deal with not just additional showers but thunderstorms. in philadelphia, we're shooting for low 80's as well and there, too, once we get the heaviest rain out of here, you get a bit of a break, misha but there's more to come before the day is said and done. >> it's just the way that it is. certainly busy on the roadways, too, good morning, everyone, grab your coffee, pack that patience, you're going to need

it. there's an accident 95 southbound past the academy road as you can see, far left lane, the shoulder and kind of that left lane area is blocked causing slow downs. you can already see how much traffic is in or around this accident and when i look a little bit northbound heading southbound toward this accident looking very, very slow there. also, we had flooding early on an exit around girard, that is now being cleared out of that roadway. also had flooding'earlier schuylkill eastbound between 30th street and south street, the ripe lane right landscape blocked. wrapped up, so you know it's a good indicator that it is very slow and wet. the pennsylvania turnpike, westbound delaware valley at street road, the right lane blocked. those of you who have to travel in or around this area, use your best discretion there. quick look, you can see how speed sensors startsing to drop a tiny bit, normally not what we

see at this time. erika back over to you. new this morning a man in critical condition after being shot in the back in lawncrest. it happened after 11:30 in the 5400 block of helen street. police have a woman in custody for that shooting, no details right now on what led to it. man just out for a walk in south jersey hit by a car and dragged several feet. this morning police are searching for that hit-and-run driver. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch. joins us outside the pleadings with the latest. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we spoke to police a shower or storm ago, they tell us that later today, they will release official information about the victim, his injuries, as well as the make and model of the car that mowed him down early this morning, glassboro police tell us about 1:20 or so this morning, that man mowed down on the 600 block of quincy court off of mullica hill road in gloucester county. the victim was not only hit here, he was also dragged.

and the driver of the car that struck him did not stop afterwards. the make left that victim lying in the road with head trauma. that victim was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment this morning, and back as he recovers at that hospital, police are looking for the driver that mowed him down as well as the car that was involved, they say if you know anything, to please come forward. meantime if you do not, they will continue their search and again, later this morning, we should know more about the victim, his injuries and the make and model of the car involved in this hit-and-run overnight. we are live at glassboro police headquarters, i'm justin finch. cbs3 "eyewitness news". thank you. another night of unrest in ferguson missouri. protesters, once again, clash with police during a fourth consecutive night of demonstrations. this is marking the one-year anniversary of death of michael brown, cbs news can complainant don champion join us from

ferguson where a state of emergency is in effect we understand. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, that state of emergency is in effect. last of the protesters along around 3:30 or so local time. while there were more than a dozen arrests here, we did not see the type of violence we saw out here on sunday. >> reporter: police in riot gear moved in on protesterss illegally assembled overnight. where demonstrations are interrupted by gunfire sunday. some officers were pelted with bottles as they made arrests but contained the satiability. >> we're trying to do everything we can to protect life and property. >> reporter: hours earlier, dozens of protesters were arrested on what was build as a national day of civil disbeans. kayla read was among those taken into custody for blocking the entrance to a federal courthouse in st. louis. >> we understand all of this is necessary toward the goal of

creating accountable police department. >> reporter: a year after the death of michael brown, some here believe ferguson is far from healing. >> i still get angry when i walk past or ride past where michael brown's body lay. i get angry every day just to know the man that did it still out here. living his every day life. >> reporter: federal authorities still working with officials in the city to change practices within it is police force, practices, the justice department said included a pattern of excessive force against minoritys. . now between the protests here overnight and the day of civil denies bairns activities there were more than 140 arrests in st. louis. there were concerns overnight with the presence of a group called the heavily armed men not members of any law enforcement agencies showed up here to the protest this morning the st. louis police chief called their presence here unnecessary and inflammatory, erika back to you.

>> don champion for us in ferguson. meanwhile dozens of demonstrators in philadelphia took to the streets to stand with protesters in ferguson. they gathered brought and erie in north philadelphia yesterday. organizers say the demonstration was not only to remember michael brown but also to protest police brutality and injustice in the court system. the time right now is 6:07. definitely not the four seasons but a place to sleep, pretty tough to come by in september when the pope comes to philadelphia. find out how much it will cost you to stay on the battleship new jersey. a car or a truck, not a para glider, what sparked the bizarre chase in the sky when we come bac back. >> tough morning on the road

misha has an update for you coming up. also news news about the marine five beach concert in atlantic city when they will be in town

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. >> it's about a month to go before pope francis travels to philadelphia. visitors are running out of options where sty, thankfully people are not running out of imagination, "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones explains how the battleship new jersey is becoming an accommodation. >> reporter: we went burned and below deck the battleship new jersey. the ritz carlton this summands and you can forget about room service. >> who thinks when kwlur coming to the world meeting of families a papal visit to stay on a battleship. >> reporter: the appeal of pope francis has pilgrims looking for a place to rest their heads and the battleship new jersey has pleasant of beds. >> how many total. >> 350, 400. >> reporter: battleship new jersey ceo gave us the tour of the now floating museum and the overnight accommodations that come with it. gettinging into one of those beds isn't exactly easy. it's a bit of a cosy fit in here

but for 75 bucks a night. this could actually be one of the shichito beds for when the pope is in town. >> reporter: five get you two meals, breakfast and an upgraded dinner option. >> rosemary chicken roasted red potatoes and vegetable medly. we're having better upgraded meals. >> 71-year-old priest will hold catholic service on the same ship he served on in 1987 adding to the history of the most decorated battleship in our country. >> there's a question whether this is the world's greatest battleship, some people mention the bismarck, the a ma today, they're at the bottom of the ocean, this is on the delaware. >> reporter: todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> pope francis will arrive in philadelphia 46 day, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the preparations leading up to the ample weekend and coming up at 6:30 jan

carabeo will focus on anxious businesses and septa commuters who have a second chance at those papal train passes. big names come coming to the atlantic city this summer, atlantic city council approved the show yesterday, the show had been delayed after local vendors saying they weren't being employed, however, spec tray, the company has agreed to share the work with local businesses. maroon five and nick joan nass will appear august 16, ras schedule flats and asche monroe will perform four days later. definitely not a good beach day and it will get worst, do you think thunderstorms. >> definitely looking at additional thunderstorms but kind of depends how you look at it. heaviest rain coming through now. gustyiest thunderstorms later. regardless both commutes get affected by this, as we take a look first and foremost storm scan 3, heaviest of the rain, you can see how it's already moved through philadelphia. now out towards the shore points and some of it thankfully moving

out to sale. this isn't the day to be going boating or certainly not the morning for it either. but this is the heaviest brunt of moisture that we're going to find, you'll also notice off in the distance, thunderstorms on the tail end of this little patco outside of pittsburgh. we eventually get in on some of that ourselves. in the meantime when you got weather like this, a lot of time bodies very well, your air quality is pretty good. you're not dealing with ground level ozone, you don't have to deal with pollen because it's getting washed away. uv index, yurmentd going to have much of a heat index, we will find positives in this forecast, showers and thunderstorms the story for you at the shore, erika mentioned beach not looking ideal. rip current risk moderate if there's ever thunder in the area you know there's lightening. i would say maybe today is the day to find indoor ditties if you're on vacation, good news, folks, if you're at the shore, gets a lot better from here, already by tomorrow, sun is

returning, maybe just a left over shower, that goes for anybody here in the delaware valley, looking ahead to thursday, beautiful, 84 and sunny and then we start to heat back up here, not by a ton but four, five degrees to that thermometer and you're going to be flirting with or hitting to 90. even though there aren't major storms in sight, the big weather headline beyond today going to start to heat up again. >> that will be a good lunch outside kind of day. >> let's get through today and the roads. >> get me through today, yes. >> good morning, tuesdays typically busy as we know, when you wake up and you hear flooding, a jackknife tractor-trailer, we have roads closed down like the schuylkill expressway which is the one road you do not want shutdown, that's what you woke up to this morning, thankfully this is what's happening, the flooding been cleared in one of the areas i'm talking about, we're good there. the tractor-trailer has been cleaned's up. that said good there.

95 southbound, past academy road, left lane blocked due to an accident. that has already been cleared, which is good news. 42 freeway heading in the northbound direction at creek road, approaching 295, you can see looking great, this has been one of the more peaceful areas of the morning, 42 freeway for those of you coming from jersey, there's our freeway friend not causing slow counsel were we have an active accident, the exit to the vine, you can see pulled off into me middle flashing lights. thankfully not causing very many slow downs in that area, maybe tapping on your brakes a little bit because it is slippery out there and seeing what the flashing lights are doing. also pennsylvania turnpike westbound we have a tractor-trailer accident here the right lane is blocked. delaware valley and street road make note of that. also going to, i have not give you a snapshot to pull this into perspective. just dropping a few miles per hour from 55, maybe down to 40

miles per hour's some of those areas that are more wet, you're dropping little bit more. overall very busy tuesday morning, give yourself extra time this morning, erika over to you. >> thank you. this can be the strange of the police chase we've seen yes, los angeles authorities took to the skies to chase down the para glider, the 67-year-old pilot flew near a los angeles prison and they thought he was trying to drop contraband into the yard. turns out the man couldn't hear orders to stop because of a motorized fan on that his back. officials now say it was an honest mistake. coming up the death toll rises in new york's legionnaire's subsidize outbreak. fast moving wildfire in california 6,000 acres and could merge with another huge fire. but firefighters say is making this battle so tough.

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death toll from the new york city outbreak of legionnaires disease is 12. mayor bill di blasio is calling for new action, new legislation on inspect cooling towers, the cbcsays 39 buildings in the south bronx at the time of the positive all using those towers for air conditioning. for the second time in few

days, a wildfire is forcing homeowners to evacuate. the fire grown to six,000 acres about 100 miles north of san francisco. so far that fire has not destroyed homes. firefighters trying to contain the flames. >> it's dangerous for firefighters because the fire will be going one way and all of a sudden start burning a different way. >> firefighters said the could merge with the rocky fire, about 85 percent contained. time 6:29 and lyme disease is one of the most common tech transmitted disease in the world but it does not just affect humans, pets also at risk. how to keep your best friend safe. the rain is slowing a lot of folks down on the road. katie how long do you think that wet weather will be with us. >> unfortunately we got to deal with both commutes dealing with the rain but for a different

reason, we'll break all of that down now, get you through rest of your tuesday and i

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looks like a river of mustard now we're learning how epa officials reacted when it realized it was their fault that millions of gallons of pollute answer the were dumped into a river in colorado. >> erika some center city businesses are considering closing their doors when pope francis is in town in september. i'm jan carabeo reporting live coming up what's behind that possible decision and what the city has to say about it. very busy indeed, very wet out there be very careful leaving your home, here's a live look at 95 as you move south on cottman, slow in all directions because of flooding. how long will this rain stick around looking live right now as we approach city hall, still coming down, katie has your forecast and when it's going to dry out when we

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. from the cbs3 broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". good tuesday morning to you. soggy start to your day, looking live right now the view from the art museum steps. when you look out your window you just know it's going to be wet. adding tom to your morning commute. i think the question is this just the morning or all day event or can you just race out the door fast without your umbrella. >> i would say have your wet weather gear, i broke out my rain coat today. it's soggy outside. we can break this down, as the day goes on, the worst of this, you can already see starting to push away. the heaviest rain has already fallen over philadelphia. the problem is, hold on, there's going to be some additional wet weather. you can even see how the radar sort of fills in on the back

edge of that heavy around moving. thankfully for the most part out to see tup and down the garden state parkway, for example, if you're trying to drive away from the beach, something like that you'll run into that, but any and all flood advisories have been allowed to expire. good news, like we said, we aren't out of the woods, even once we get past the typical morning commute. it's slow, soggy, ponding on the roads, even though the heaviest of the rain moved through philadelphia and most of i95 at this point. yes, we're going to have a little bit of a mid day break, by late afternoon and evening, another round of thunderstorms is set to move in and that said your cold front, going to be bringing in the gusty jevity of the thunderstorms, the picture says 1,000 words, live view in berks county, you do have a few flecks of moisture, rain drops on the camera lenses, very gray sky, temperatures are mild. it's august, after all. little breezy, too, with that

very much predominant southerly flow anywhere from ten to 15 miles an hour, around the region, we're talking low 80's at best for folks at the shore as well as in the city, poconos you won't even hit that. mid 70's at best of everyone is fair game to have to dodge additional showers, thunderstorms, but at least misha i can report the heaviest of that rain starting to pull away. we're not out of the woods yet. it does get better with time. >> that said great news, especially after the morning for those of you with us earlier, we know that we hope you woke up on the right side of the bed, because you needed your patience this morning; right? here's a live look outside. this is where we have an active accident. schuylkill expressway eastbound, the exit to the vine, you can see pulled off to that point in the middle bit with the flashing lights, a lot of vehicles now entering the interstates, this will start to cause slowdowns if it's not moved out of the way. here's a look at the ben

franklin bridge for those travel ongoing center city from new jersey. you can see sea of lights on the ben franklin bridge. we typically don't really see it like that and speaking of, take a look at this, just looks like tiny microscopic lights, i was, sea of vehicles on 95 south between allegheny and girard avenue. lots of vehicles on roadways. when we get that many vehicles, we get accidents too. also, freeway southbound at route 534 an accident here one lane is blocked in this stretch just for those of you paying attention to everything going on and also another accident, tractor-trailer pennsylvania turnpike westbound delaware valley and street road, right lane is blocked in that area. overall, leave a little bit early. bring your umbrella and pack that patience, erika back over to you. >> thank you. philadelphia business owners worried about how security for the papal visit will disrupt deliveries will soon get to meet with city leaders, jan carabeo joins us live over looking the ben franklin parkway and the very same view the pope will

have as he celebrates mass, hopefully no rain for the pope. but these business owners another concern, jan good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hopefully pope francis has a bit better weather, a lot of concerns by businesses. of course, city officials here don't want it to seem like philadelphia is closed for business when the pope is in town, but many of these business owner vess concerns about security and how they're even going to get their employees into center city on that very busy weekend. >> juice bar in center city has a prime location for pope francis's visit in sent. blocks away from the art museum, these seats are poiseed to be packed. right now, the store manager said many who work here would rather see the doors closed during the much anticipated papal visit. >> too much high security for us to come in and our customers to come in and get the deliveries out. it's going to be too high security for us. >> reporter: road closures has

employees concerned. last week philadelphia announce that day the ben franklin bridge would close for the pope, and officials detailed streaks in or around the now famous traffic box. mayor michael nutter said city trying to release as much information as it can as soon as it can so businesses can plan accordingly. >> we're an open welcoming city. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" learned the city plans on meeting with businesses stop sign address mounting concern. the details of those meetings have not yet been released. nuter says it looks like decisions to stay open will have to be made on a business by business basis. >> we have an incredible opportunity to highlight the city of philadelphia. there will absolutely be some inconvenience depending where you're located and whether you're a monday to friday business or happen to be open on saturday and sunday. >> reporter: now, a bit of an update from septa on those one-day regional rail passes for the papal visit. round one theft lottery is over.

the folks who weren't chosen in that round, notifications in the seconds round now being sent out and if passes remain after that is done, septa says, they will actually be sold on site at the 18 out lying station that will be running on very busy weekend of september traffic and transit and 27th. jan carabeo cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. happening today, federal investigators will meet to determine probable cause of a crash that seriously injured comedian tracy morgan, the limousine morgan and his friends were riding in was hit from behind by a wal-mart truck last year, the accident killed morgan's mentor, james mcnightmare, during today's meeting the ntsb is also expected to make safety recommendations. air travelers are at rick because demanding work schedules are not allowing air traffic controllers to get enough sleep according to a study which the government has kept secret

nearly four years. research shows 61 percent of air traffic controllers admitted catching themselves about to doze off on the job. nearly two in ten controllers had committed a significant rioter in just the previous year. 6:47. the river in colorado used to look like this, now though check it out. it's a shaved orange, epa officials said as they looked at the river and cried after a supervised crew made mistake causing more than 3 million gallons of toxic waste to spill into that river. more now from correspondant matt. >> reporter: this now notorious orange plume is clearing in durango but the problems this toxic sludge left behind go far beyond the yellow tinge on river rocks still visible from downtown. >> it's been really catastrophic for the community. >> reporter: durango mayor said

the spill triggered by the epa teamworking to here later week will cost this area millions of dollars in lost tourism and some effects might not be known for decades. >> we got a lot of questions of the epa. >> reporter: so far the epa only released some results from water test saying there is led and arsenic in the spill. people desperately want to know what exactly what left behind in the river. >> i cannot shower. i cannot cook. i cannot do anything with the water from my water well. >> reporter: the epa says the toxic flume so visible for days is finally dissipateing as it moves downstream. mine contaminated water now being collected in treatment ponds and no longer leaking into the river, i'm matt report forgot cbs news. beaches in avalon back open. check it out we'll let you know what traps formed fwheechs cliffs. some as deep as five feet. that story coming up next.

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on the 17th street beach when it caved in. lifeguards and other beach goers freed the boy and bystandersers performed cpr. a stretch of cape may county shore line is open again after a dangerous drop-off force add temporary closure. the cliffs were about five feet high and stretched roughly a mile. two days, strong northeast winds hammered that shoofrm sand from a recent beach replehn meant project headed south created the cliff. >> the sand was replaced will wind up on south end beaches, avalon is progressive to the point we do back passing projects in the winter where we take the sand in the north end that washes to the south and mechanically relocate it back to north end where it belongs. >> the beach patrol had to shut down a shut down a second of the north end. a long island community has a full service emergency room for

the first time since super storm sandy hit. almost three years ago, sandy wiped out long beach medical center. now, south nassau community's hospital has converted an urgent care sincere aner that said open 24 hours a day, a local civic organization is unhappy. claims long beach was promised an entire hospital and by only providing an broke that properties. >> forecast check in on hawaii, they've been seeing so much activity in the last couple weeks. >> they have and yet another storm system, tropical system headed their way, the current prognosis for the track of hurricane thankfully downgraded to a cat one, stale potent storm. expected to make a b line for the big island. hearing you, watching this track pass right over that island, and further south it goes, the more intense the wind can end up being and the storm surge could

become. that will be something we can keep watch on meanwhile. ran still out here as we bring it back to the east coast of the united states, the worst of which is now beginning to thankfully push out to see. you still have pretty heavy rain up and down the garden state park way ocean city, for example, as we go to the eyewitness weather watchers quickly. we got folks close in comparison cary out in mt. laurel checking in at 69 degrees, she has right now over half new jersey of rain. saying that the lawn and flowers definitely got a good soaking overnight. she's really just got light showers left at this point. just up the road here near morristown to 70 degrees came in to us from aj, you can be a matter of a mile or two away, and have these different localized numbers coming in on the thermometer. that's what we love about the weather watcher. they can give us great reports here, it's not just philly international and he actually had over three tinges of an inch of rain. go to one more, phil one of our

gold star rarities, he brings in with him 70 degrees, and he's had a gray windy rainy morning, we could use rain but at the same time slows you down comes with it is own set of issues, especially since it runs smack dab dab in the center. p.m. rush is likely impacted as well but gets better starting tomorrow t thursday looks like a gem, then, looks 90 degrees by title we hit the weekend. >> keeping an eye on that ball. zooming in on the weekends. good morning, thanks for waking up with us, we're happy you're here, crazy morning. we're going to do this together just like teamwork. here's a look at 95 southbound at cottman. this is a construction site we're used to this look at how busy it is as we push towards our rush, 95 and cottman busy down to girard and into center city, here's a look at the schuylkill expressway we can do at city avenue as you get off

the roosevelt boulevard, and just hit a standstill right there. also, is this where we have an accident, the schuylkill eastbound exit to the vine street, you're kind of pulled off in that middle point as you can see travelers getting by fine. what's going to he wanted up happening with those slippery roads, still wet out thermometer tap their brakes, take peak what's going on, we will start to get slow counsel moving into the 7:00 hour, we do have an accident on the 42 freeway southbound. a search under way for the driver who hit man and ketch on going, it happened early today on quincy court. police say they will have more details on that victim's injuries and the make and model of the car later today. also a 28-year-old man is fighting for his life after a shooting in lawncrest. a woman is in custody, but so far, there's no word on what led up to that violence. septa says some lottery winners did not pay by yesterday's deadline to pick up

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there's now a vaccine foremen's best friend. >> reporter: dineny dear ticks that cause lyme disease can be especially difficult to find on dogs. most dogs exposed to the bacteria don't have symptoms. those who do get sick from the tick bites can run the range from mild to sfeefrm young dogs appear to be more susceptible. >> painful all four implies, not eating, owners said really not himself past few days, fever like 105, you know, very sick dogs. >> reporter: people cannot get lyme disease directly from a pet but the tick that carries the bacteria can bite and infect both dogs and humans. there is a lime vaccine for dogs developed from a human vaccine no longer available to people because of complications. >> seems to be very sale. people and dogs quite different. >> reporter: the canine lime vaccine two shots as a puppy with yearly boosters. >> there's antibodies in the

dog's blood stream that go into the tick and prevent the bacteria from going into the dog. >> reporter: the vaccine is used in conjunction with routine tick prevention for dogs. >> a lot of people thinking it can take at place of prevention which it definitely cannot. >> reporter: lyme disease is diagnosed both dogs and huments with a blood test and both treated with antiby could notics but chronic issues related to lyme disease. i've stefanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". right now at 6:50 time to see what's coming up on cbs3 this morning, check in with nora o'donnell with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, we got a new pole says donald trump still has a commanding lead republican re mention republican, we're going to talk to ben carson. law makers under investigation for allegeding using sex scandal to cover set up a their own affair, ignoring shake-up what it all means, the american

runner giving up a spot at the world championships, it's a battle over the is that clears he's supposed to wear. news back in the morning we'll see you in about ten minutes. a rare sighting off australia's gold coast. that said a white hump back whale. there was speculation whether it was the world's famous white whale. for long time he was the only white whale close chose to 23,000. this ma'am he will is younger and smaller and now has been dubed the nickname son. snoot. this morning howard stern is spilling all the details about jennifer anniston's secret wedding to justin, stone was a guest at the up in was me and said everyone had to give up their cell phone before entering the ceremony. the couple exchanged vowels in front of family and friend at their california home august 5th. jimmy kimmel officiated and

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. a man is hit by a car and dragged several feet in glassboro new jersey, the hunt is on for the driver who fled the scene, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch. joins us outside the police station with the latest

information for us. >> reporter: good morning, erika, later this morning police tell us they will reveal more information about how many wreck. victim, his injuries as well as the make and model of that hit-and-run vehicle. we know that overnight, at about 1:20 a.m. on the 600 block of quincy court this man was walking when he was struck by a car that did not remain on the scene. he was left with head injuries and found later by someone and he will require emergency care to his head. we know he was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. meantime, the driver did not remain on scene. leaving that man to be found by his loved ones at this hour, police say they do have leads in this case, but say they will officially release all the details about the victim and the make and model and perhaps a description of the driver they're looking for later this morning. we're live in glassboro, justin finch cbs3 "eyewitness news". negative reception of chris

christy continues to inch up a new poll release teed overnight says the new jersey governor voters don't see their governor as presidential material. according to the latest rutgers eagleston pole 54 percent of registered voters in new jersey say presidential does not describe christy at all. about half still believe smart describes him very well. but more than 58 percent describe him as arrogant. 52 percent say self-centered. 49 percent describe him as a bully. looks like donald trump fued with fox news did not last very long. he is now set to make an appearance on the network today. trump has been blasting fox on the three moderators of last week's debate. businessman accused them of being unfair and unprofessional. but trump pleaded yesterday he's been assured by the network's that he will be treated fairly during today's interview. while trump work to look that behind him overt campaign could be in trouble. texas governor rick perry

stopped paying his campaign staff in the key early primary state of south carolina. staff spokesperson said that tough description to be made because of time and monetary resources. perry has faced lee poll numbers that kept him off the main stage at last week's prime time gop debate. democrat presidential bernie sanders picked up a big win, received his first major labor endorsement from national nurses united. the group points to sanders's record of expanding medicare among other things, national nurses united as 185,000 members. back here we are look at that rain, really affect your whole day and also your drive to and from work just a mess. >> is it ever. today, out of all days today i think since i moved here. >> the timing is everything. if this were in the middle of the night before even we were in the in for the day it would be different. we got the heaviest rain moving

through in time for everybody to get up and try to go to work. the telltale signs are there. the gray sky. thankfully the heaviest rain on storm scan pulling away, like you said erika we're not done with this yet. still showers and storms before the day is out misha. >> the morning and afternoon rush. here's a look at the ben franklin bridge for those of you coming over from new jersey into center city and we typically even though we're heading into our rush hour, we typically don't sight like that. that is a mess. also 95 southbound, this is just before girard avenue. you can see again just a sea of taillights. very busy morning. and it's dangerous, it can be dangerous with wet roadways. next on cbs3 this morning, business boosting benefits instead of raising pay for employees, health insurance for your pets? these are the perks they're saying a in any be the new normal they will have that for you coming up in a moment. join us bright and early we start things off at 4:30 a.m. we love when you can join us,

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