a horrific accident in, south jersey, when a car, slams into four children, the youngest was just three years old. also, egg harbor township police are searching for the vandals who caused 35 you this dollars worth of damage at a street hockey court. and happening today, jared fogle, former face of the subway is expect to plead guilty to child porn charges. good morning, today is wednesday, august 19th, i'm quarter von tiehl. we have some good news getting a break from the heat, heat wave is over, bad news is the humidity is sticking around. it feels so sticky. lets check with katie and meisha, good morning, ladies. >> good morning. we are looking good. katie, i have to tell you, i believe that we might the not see slippery roadways this morning. >> absolutely. >> we have that going for us. >> we have to look at the bright side. you roll out of bed. you know it is humid. in one wants to go out in this

soupy weather, but we want to get you out the door with the smile. the idea of what you can expect, and yeah, this might be a good pony tail kind of a day. let start it off with storm scan three quiet as can be but do you see this green on the western edge of the storm scan. that is a sign of things to come, guys. future weather shows that part of the reason we are not going to see 90 plus degrees is because of this, more cloud cover starting to build in. that will limit the warming for us but as we approach noon, lunchtime frame well see scattered showers and locally drenching thunderstorms out the there in scattered fashion but if you get stuck, you will get drenched. an umbrella is not the worst idea, it will be a hit and miss, where if you are feeling lucky you can getaway without it. as we look to the humidity issue that is within running theme for us. even they we are seeing heat wave draw to a close, the worst of this, the temperatures starting to drop off more readily with time. it will get oppressive here

and that is just because we are awaiting passage of the cold front specifically into tomorrow. here's where we stan. we are flirting with 80 in at atlantic city. warm start to the day. but as day progresses, we will only warm up so far because of the building cloud. eighty-eight is the expected high in philadelphia today. granted heat wave breaks but as you said, meisha i would say as early as lunchtime we could see scattered shower or storm out there. >> good to know, thanks. at least weekend is looking good, right. >> absolutely,. >> eyes set forward to friday. if you are just waking up with us it is getting lighter and we are pushing through that darkness, now we are getting weather outside on the roadway but this tractor trailer is still there, 422 eastbound right before that king of prussia area. dawn see the the truck is gone but trailer is still there sitting on the side of that shoulder not causing any major slow downs but keep an eye on that as it is a distraction through the morning rush.

i-95 southbound, coming around s curve in center city looking good, heating up as we see at this time. you can expect it certainly to heat up, as evidence all week long if you have been with us. schuylkill westbound at girard you can see headlights and taillights moving through the schuylkill. it is a busier stretch so far this morning. in accidents to report. then construction on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound valley forge to downingtown left lane is block, there, and of course, we have a baseball game verse blue jays tonight, go phillies, erika, over to you. tragic accident in south jersey four children hit by a car, one of them is kill. authorities say, authorities say ages three to eight years old in, southampton when they were struck. police say one of the victims died, another is in critical but two are in serious condition. and, driver did remain at the scene. happening today, preliminary hearing for tameika mason, only "eyewitness news" was there when the 27 year-old turned

herself in last month for a fatal hit and run for a four year-old boy. police say latif wilson ran in the street and was struck by a car in april. mason faces charges of homicide by vehicle, involuntary manslaughter and related offenses. more than a month after a raid that took many people by surprise, former subway pitch man jared fogle is expect to plead guilty to child porn charges. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us with more on this. when this story broke, everyone was so surprised, jared the sandwich guy. >> is there still so much we don't know but citing sources our sister station in indiana reports fogle will plead guilty in a deal with the federal sometime today. it has been a swift fall for fogle who was quickly removed as subway's spokesmen once the investigation came to light. jared fogle's subway spokesmen days are done, now that the 37 year-old famous face is tied to the child pornography investigation. >> it carries five to 20 years

for each pornographic image. so assuming there are more than one, the possible penalties facing mr. fogle were very harsh. >> reporter: criminal defense attorney jack crawford does not represent fogle but is watching the case. last month fogle's indiana home a half an hour north of indianapolis was the site of the multi agency raid. u.s. postal and state police were on the ground as fbi agents were seen walking alongside fogle to and from his house. some seen holding computer hardware to scan, as part of their investigation. >> the government's evident must be very strong. i'm sure mr. fogle has good lawyers who have counseled with him and said that this is the property thing to do, in order to protect him from a much heavier sentence. >> reporter: in april fogle fired this man russell taylor who was director of his charity, the jared foundation. taylor's dismissal came after he was accused and later jailed an on child porn possession charges. back on fogle's block this

neighbor who doesn't know him still find the charges a alarming. >> having him reside in our neighborhood is concerning. >> reporter: before the probe, fogle rose to face with claims that he lost some 200-pound in college on a subway sandwich diet, a platform that the pitch man par laid into hundreds of subway commercials and other high profile appearances. now you subway is publicly severed ties with fogle again saying on twitter their relationship is over and there will be no further comment about fogle. we are also awaiting comment from his lawyers who remain tight-lipped when questioned yesterday and this is a story you will recognize jared for so long with subway. it is hard to believe it is even happening to him. >> you wonder where the brand goes, he has about with them for 15 years. right now we have 6:06. we have new developments in the criminal case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. court documents unsealed by state supreme court show kane was told in december she had

right to release pornographic e-mails. last week at a press conference kane claims that she still needed court approval to do so. kane contend that the pornographic e-mail chain by employees is at root of the charges against her. the she's accused of leaving grand jury information to embarras a political rival and then lying bit. not guilty is how chaka fattah is pleading to corruption charges. eyewitness muse was there when fattah walked in federal court yesterday. three weeks ago the 11 term democrat was indicted on 29 corruption counts. federal prosecutors say that fattah used charitable donations and federal campaign fund to pay off a illegal million-dollar loan after a failed run for mayor in 2007. >> i am innocent of each and everyone have of these allegations. i fully expect that when we vet these allegations, that we're going to get to a point where they will in longer represent any cloud on my very

good reputation. >> fattah was also photographed and fingerprinted. police are looking for vandals who caused 35 you this dollars in damage in the street hockey court in egg harbor township. someone pulled the plastic decking from that court on ocean heights avenue and then wrote on it with a bicycle will or a tv leaving behind those marks. officials say that the damage occurred sometime between 9:00 d 5:30 p.m. on sunday. >> it is a punch in the gut. you know, you have people, everyone out here is volunteer. they put this time and effort to make it as good as they can for the kids. it hurts. it makes you very angry. but at the end of the day the organization i know will respond. we will rebuild it, and it will be as good as new. >> eyewitness observed a group of 20 kid on bikes near the court, however, they did not see anyone doing any damage to the court. if you have any information on who might be behind it, you

are asked to call egg harbor township police. in camden police are looking for a bold thief right here who stole four bikes from a loading dock at one market street. the caper was caught on camera, and broad daylight there, and, and, and, in the sidewalk. and camden county, call camden county police. and, still ahead an exclusive first look at the portrait commemorating the pope's historic visit to philadelphia the just incredible. we have a warning for drivers in our area, the fbi is investigating a e-mail scam targeting millions of e-z pass users on the east coast. there you go, we are confident eagles will have a winning season but just in case they lose a game eagles fans can still be a big winner, find out how coming up.

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nice wide zoom, very same storm that brought in that torrential downpour over wrigley field. it is pretty well organized too. we have that classic comma shape or candy kane depending on what you see here in the cloud but with that good organization, this will be just your classic midline cyclone. so at this point it is difficult to detect north front lifted north. so cold front back here. warm front lifting in. you are in that sector with the humidity continuing, and because we will end up with more cloud cover, we do break the heat wave but we don't lose any of that humidity. not much relief unfortunately. not looking at the drought machine torah cross the united states, northern tear for the most part, say for west of the rockies we don't have too much to speak of. we have had a wet summer, all things considered, but that exceptional drought continues here for basically the entire central portion of the california. now that we are seeing this

developing el nino that should help matters in terms of the rain, down the road, but they have been battling wild fires left and right because of that. meanwhile bringing it back to our coast, we will end up with a spotty shower or thunder storm here today and weave been talking about the phillies back in action tonight. it will be muggy out there, folks, we will stick to the the seats. it is a bit more comfortable, 7:05 p.m. while we will seal a shower or storm it is very spotty. not a guarantee we will see any wet weather at all but we have to allow for it. tomorrow is when that cold front gets here, heavier rain looks like it comes through thursday night in, to the first half of friday. but at this point i'm in the worried too much about severe weather threats but it looks like friday morning, meisha, ears perk up here that could be a rough morning for us. >> i was thinking about that. >> thank goodness today, wednesday are typically busy but in rain on the roadways today. it is one of the those things we have to take within day at

a time. >> any construction out there this morning. >> tis the the season still. it starts in the spring and it last all summer long. we are still seeing construction projects, even overnight construction projects have not all lifted. i will touch base on those in a bit. no major accidents to report. we have police activity, 95 north bound at cottman we will see flashing lights, pulled off all the way to the shoulder not causing slow downs in the northbound direction. we will see it. congestion levels on the southbound deluxe, 95 southbound is taillights all trying to make their way in center city. it is only 6:15 and plenty of activity out there. speaking of congestion, i will go for a ride this morning. we will go 422, eastbound, to pennsylvania turnpike and what i'm seeing with this stretch with you all, i'm driving at posted speed. it is all green. that is great. the here's that area, 422 eastbound at the turnpike. looking great in both directions looking really nice

here even though we are in the 6:00 o'clock hour and that is when we see things heat up a little bit. construction in delaware route 202 concord pike northbound woodrow avenue to barrel street. two lanes block. they were saying until 6:00 a.m. it is in place still. i will let you know when that clears. now to the latest on the deadly bombing at a bombing cock shrine. up investigators believe bomber to not act alone. hunt is on for bomb inert yellow shirt there captured in the surveillance video. he is seen taking off his backpack and leaving it under a bench at shot rine crowded with tourist. twenty people were killed and american 100 people wounded in that explosion. another pipe bomb detonated in bangkok yesterday at a perrer frequented by tourist, but no one was hurt. 6:17 right now. really neat video of the the great white shark jumping out of the water trying to chase a seal seal ahead, move over mtv, cbs-3 has is own version of cribs.

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we have a picture here tweeted by joel embiid after his successful foot surgery. and embiid had the same bone graft surgery that thunder's kevin durant had back in may. embiid will likely in miss the whole season which, by the way tips off in october.

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right now 6:21. little girl asks hillary clinton if she would be paid as much as a man if she gets elect president. hear funny little exchange coming up. we have also this. now you cannon line shop in the store, i'm jill wagner in new york coming up i'll tell you how technology is changing the shopping experience. and it could be a good day for indoor shopping, watching some stormy weather. >> absolutely not the the worst idea. we are tracking a very large storm system cold front crossing through ape it looks like heavy rain. i'll tell you when heaviest is expect all coming up, stick around.

some shoppers like to go on line, others prefer to go to the store, but now, new technology is allowing to you do both, at the same time. cbs news correspondent jill wagner takes us shopping. >> and it is about to get reason, and without stepping foot in the store. >> and, the code, scan it. >> reporter: steven savage is with a company that lets customers buy products they see on display, directly from their smart phone. >> if a customer walks in this window after hours they can technically buy this dress.

>> absolutely. >> reporter: the colors, size and price pop up. >> we make it as simple as see it, leak it, buy it report rorrer inside the store app recognizes sound coming from the speakers and can pull up special deals. and, they are not the only company using technology to revolutionize the the shopping experience. >> pick up this charcoal here, and against the the price. >> reporter: jared founded perch which makes traditional products displays interactive. >> they pick up a product. when they do so they will get information about that product. >> reporter: then this high tech mirror at neiman marcus. >> you you can do a 360. >> reporter: it ace giant video screen and camera that lets shoppers compare different outfits and different colors. in store technology is only expected to increase, so impulse shopping is become more impulsive. >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: retailers hope that will increase sales. jill wagner for cbs news, new

york. just can be dangerous, you walk by a dress after hours, oh, i like it. >> yes, you can see how that would be good for perfume you like but i don't know about you guys but i have to try stuff on. when it comes to close i have to try stuff on. but i love how you could see different colors. would i love that. that is a fantastic thing. >> side by side comparison. >> yes. >> no one will save money ever again, forget bit. >> i know. >> on the upside, they are available in a handful of stores but company officials say technology will be expanding to more stores later on this year. you can only avoid it so long before it hits you. >> pretty soon we will taste food in our mouth without ever even purchasing. >> getting crazy here. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" hackers make good object their threat to post personal information stolen from people belong to that cheating web site ashley madison. find out what is at risk here,

jan. she's a lollipop artist who find his portrait on a worldwide stage, i'm jan carabao coming up, we will look at his latest work an his new subject. such a great story, jan, thanks. we are tracking stormy even to the week, katie has your forecast as we look live outside. if it looks humid, oh, boy it is, she will have details when we come right back. (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪

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good morning, do you want some good news, we are getting a little bit of the break from the heat but we are still stuck with the humidity, it the is so sticky, we are tracking some storms, for the the rest of the week, so that little bit of good news is

balanced out buy a lot of less than terrific news but that is okay, at least hoping storms will income back some of the heat. >> it definitely will. we will see these temperatures decline, but it will be more seasonal but it takes us to the weekend really before i can promise any true relief, you know, so again, heat wave is over, we don't expect to hit 90 today, but it does feel just as worse. >> worse then dit yesterday morning with the humidity, that is right, when we look outside, not much sunshine. we have so much more moisture in the atmosphere here/skies cam three shrouding tops of the sky scrapers here. we are at 76 degrees, on the thermometer and we don't have any included to bother with here today. humidity obviously up there and boy, is it palpable walking out the door. looking at storm scan a few bits of green show up not verifying as moisture just yet

in form of precipitation but our rain chances will continue as we look ahead to the weekend. saturday is the lowest chance right now, but we have got not chance of a warm sector but cold front that needs to cross both tomorrow and friday. it is going to take us sometime to credits through here, guys. in the meantime official high expected to reach will 88 in philadelphia, breaking the heat wave but scattered shower or thunderstorm can drench you, more included then we have seen in recent days and, of course, humidity, it is not that nicest summer day we have ever seen. we have seen prettier days then this but overall, meisha, i would say for morning drive especially traveling is in the a problem. >> so good to hear, for a busy wednesday morning. >> looking at the positives; right. >> yes. >> good morning, happy wednesday, so glad you are with us. we have an accident i-95 the cottman, you can see far left lane is block, two lanes blocked and i-95 southbound at

cottman every single morning we will talk about the stretch because it is busy. it starts would i say around 5:00 o'clock hour in the 5:00 o'clock hour. the right now all these vehicles behind are trying to push over to that far right lane and squeeze around it. this will cause you slow downs most definitely. here's i-95 southbound, these are slow downs because of of it coming around that s curve all those taillights, pretty soon, this will look like a parking lot, it almost does. just thinking about leaving your home now on i-95 give yourself couple extra minutes. here's vine to and from the the schuylkill we are looking good here. ninety-five south is our main point of worry at this point. 32 miles an her on the schuylkill, the roosevelt boulevard making your way westbound. that is another slow down right now. overall busy wednesday morning already, erika, over to you. >> thanks, meisha. philadelphia is getting ready for pope francis big trip to philadelphia next month. local artist who painted the pope's official portrait for that visit, shows it to us for

first time, exclusively using cbs-3. "eyewitness news" reporter jan care bay owe joins us on it side ben franklin parkway. just an incredible morning. >> reporter: this local artist has an incredible story. he is actually a survivor of the brain tumor. it actually turnout to be benign tumor but through ten hour surgery and surviving that it has change his life, his perspective and new his work is on a worldwide stage. this is no ordinary portrait of the pope this work will be seen throughout philadelphia coming up at the end of the september. in this ewing, new jersey studio is there work in progress. >> so happy i got the to paint today. >> reporter: and finished works of art. pop artist at its finest, perry mylow painted icon from his president obama to robin williams. this simply put is his masterpiece. >> this is about pope francis and the world. it is a amazing he is coming to philadelphia. >> reporter: when news broke mylow found himself quickly

inspired. he bought a canvas and went to work. after only eight hours the result is portrait entitled a prayer for peace. >> him kissing the world his message to the world of world peace love, togetherness. >> reporter: thirty by 40-inch oil is now licensed by world meeting of families as an official portrait of pope francis. meaning that this image will be seen all over philadelphia, on items including mugs, posters, t-shirts and more. mylow knew he had created something special. >> there was no mistakes in it. there was no going back to it. i was surprised how fast i caught lightening in the bottle. >> reporter: lightening it seems struck twice. mylow's the holy day is an official portrait. his involvement in the historic event is no coincidence, this was meant to be. >> my grandfather his name is francis difrancesco i was born than st. francis day. i married a would than man named angelo. our daughter is francheska. >> reporter: new addition to

the family a sonnies expect when pope francis arrives in philadelphia life and work mylow says guide by a higher power. >> this really was a gift to me and i have to find a way to share it with the world. >> reporter: my low's full collection, all five pieces called faces of francis, will be on exhibition during the world meeting of families congress and that is scheduled for september 22nd through the 25th. we are reporting live, in center city, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, jan. the pope will be in philly in just 38 days, stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow preparations for the papal visit. our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. >> 6:37. they say they will post information from the cheating web site ashley madison and they d hackers have followed through on a threat to release customer information, from that site. that includes names, and credit card information. the information was stolen about a month ago.

routers reports that the data a was posted on to the dark web meaning it is only accessible using a specialized browser. hillary clinton is once again denying she broke the law over her use of the personal e-mail server while she was secretary of state. during a news conference in las vegas the democratic presidential candidate repeat that had she did not receive any e-mails that were marked as class filed. >> that happens all the time in these efforts to say what can go out and what can't go out. that is a part of the ordinary process. everybody is acting like this is first time it has ever happened? it happens all the time. >> in a court filing monday the state department revealed more than 300 e-mails on clinton's private account had been flagged out of concern they may contain classified information. meantime little girl is getting a tension for her question pose todd clinton at a town hall meeting in las vegas yesterday.

>> do you think when you are president you will be paid as much as if it were a >> did y'all hear the question. >> well, this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same, but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen where women doing the same job are not paid the same. so as president, i will do everything i can to make sure not just the president gets paid the same, whether it is a woman or a man, but every women in every job gets paid the same as the man who are doing that job.

>> the democratic front runner had has made equal pay across gender lines a planning of her 2016 campaign. coming up this morning on the healthwatch a new report shows fast food restaurants are serving up a lot of something you do not want. also an e-mail scam target e-z pass users, what you need to look out for so you are in the taken for a ride you might say. two little bun also of joy about to join the cbs-3 family. katie is showing us personal touches inside the twins wood land theme nursery but real question is can she change a diaper. we are putting her to the test. you do not want to miss this. it will be fun. coming up next. >> ♪ >> we are counting days, and i know you are super excited we cannot wait until those two. see katie's crib, nursery and

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pea soup when you walk out you feel like you hit a wall of moisture. looking at the map we have got 70's, mid to up are 70's in some spots. we have an easier way to look at everything. seventy-three from margot. eileen at gilbertsville. seventy-three from ed from chester feel. we are in the mid 70's from peter, as well as phil, 74 from kenneth, in willingboro. it is a really warm day. very consistent around the region as a whole. lets take a look where this is all coming from. here's bottom line. we have classic mid latitude cyclone. here's the center of the circulation, cold front draped back here. warm front up here. not as easily to distinguish but in between we will sit in the warm sector of the storm. the it is a moisture rich air mass. we will heat up from here, not continue to heat up on the thermometer, but, bringing in more moisture. it feels really just uncomfortable outside. and because we have got so much moisture we could see a spotty shower or thunderstorm

scattered around the regional radar at some point through afternoon and into tonight. by tomorrow that front, finally starts to cross through and it is sluggish, huge but it will take its time but especially into tomorrow night lead nothing to early friday morning. we will be on the air friday morning with some heavy rain to track. we will deal with some of that wet weather, likely not as much severe weather for our area, because of the timing. the fit comes late at night you don't necessarily have the necessary instability, with the the heating of the day to get nasty storms but we will keep an eye on that. then we will look to much more pleasant weather at this point weekend is looking good. partly sunny skies overall and temperatures very seasonal too in the mid 80's. good news about the weekend and for morning commuters. we have dry roadways. no rain this morning which is good. we have an accident on i-95 south on the cottman. this as we push toward rush hour this will cause considerable slow downs. we are seeing that i-95 south at cottman. these two cars are block ago

this far left lane. we have pedestrians out on foot. anytime we have is one out of their vehicles walking around i always caution to you drive slowly coming around this s curve. you can see taillights. everybody putting on their breaks coming around that ben seeing that accident and then seeing people on foot and it is causing major slow downs. give yourself a couple extra minutes there. i-95 heading north bound at 452, heading toward that airport looking great here, up in that far left corner where we see that sun glare coming in, we are not seeing it, that is letting us know we have some of that haze outside, that sticky humidity. here's where we are slow 422 oaks to 202. it will take you both 15 minutes here, erika, over to you. e-mail scam targeting e-z pass users has at tension of the fbi, e-mails tell customers they have not paid for tolls, however, e-z pass says they are bogus. "eyewitness news" reporter

david spunt tells us how to avoid falling for this scam. >> nice long commute. >> reporter: e-z pass users like rob could be cyber victims thanks to the e-mail circulating that asks customers to input credit card information to make up for alleged unpaid tolls. >> it is scary. that is definitely scary. there is a lot of scams going on now that are looking really shark to the naked eye. >> reporter: scam hits millions of customers up and down the east coast and it comes a year after a similar e-mail hit in boxes. >> is there a toll violation, they will mail you the registered vehicle owner over the u.s. postal service. this is in the how e-z pass operates. >> reporter: jimmies with triple a and says his company started warning customers this week after his collogue in washington d.c. got the e-mail. >> it looked like e-z pass web site help you go to it but as a consumer you should ab wear of any unsolicited e-mail that comes in that asks to you enter personal data or credit card information.

>> reporter: warnings like this are posted on e-z pass sites on pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey. >> every time you turnaround there is something that you have to be aware of. >> reporter: some e-mails also ask for social security numbers something e-z pass employees would never ask for in an e-mail. >> it is a shame that people think that something is the the cure has to be worried about getting their information out there. >> reporter: lardanother tells "eyewitness news" the easiest war to find outfit is fake fake toys pick up the phone and call e-z pass directly. >> i have learned fbi is also investigate if you go want to file a formal complaint you can do so with the federal trade commission, also head to our web site cbs philly.com, for some helpful tips, to help you, spot these fake e-mails. reporting from philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:49. time to see is what coming up on cbs this morning. gayle king joins us from new york with the preview, gayle good morning. >> good morning, erika, ahead we're in alaska tracking

search for missing after a series of landslide, plus, ceo of the company behind the newly approved sex drug is here in the studio today, treasure hunter brings his rare gold coins to studio 57. we will introduce you to the business that claims it can offer an affordable, personal butler services all through an app, haven't you heard there is an app for. that news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes, erika, back to you. gayle, thanks so much. on your healthwatch new research reveals fast food chains are serving up kid meals dangerously high in salt. the world action on salt and health looked at chains like mcdonald's, kfc and subway in over 30 countries. they found eight out of ten contained only 1 gram of salt which is more than what children under the age of six should be eat nothing one meal. eating too much salt has been linked to high blood pressure, heart disease, strokes and obesity in adults. another new study suggest that shorter women have

shorter pregnancies, they can have them, researchers in yes found a mother's height may effect environment in the womb and influence length of pregnancy. i'm sure you were a couple days you are expecting. >> yes, more than obvious at this point. i'm very, very pregnant. >> thank you. >> many of you know i'm having twin girls. earlier i posted a photo album on our facebook and it got great feedback, we decided to show you a little bit more. >> wanted to show you in more detail. if you follow me, i'll take you into the nursery and give you a grand tour. when we fun out we were having twins we had to immediately just rethink everything, so two cribs meant it would be a credit cramped space. we had to get creative. >> wood land theme runs throughout the room from burch tree wall to a bird house night-light that cast the most soft glow. >> for those late night changing and feeding is it will be enough.

>> reporter: we had lots of homemade accent to maintain form and function. these hold cell phones up cycled as baby monitors that sit on. >> these branches, credit to my husband for the idea they came from our back yard. he sanded them down, painted them up and stand them and extended them like a branch coming from one of the trees on the wall. >> reporter: from which hang the crib mobile, made with love by yours truly and yes, letters are baby's first name initials but my lips are sealed for now. meanwhile owls accent every nook and cranny. another personal touch, wall art that tells our family story first come mommy and dad a. >> this one represent my husband steve and me with two little leaves inside. >> finally the happy ending when our family gross from two to four. little library in this corner complete with favorites such as good night philadelphia, little miss twins, and one of

mommy's all time favorites. >> this is my age old copy of little women to the point it is falling apart but this was the the one i grew up with so i had to have this in the girls room. >> reporter: but for me this little nook is mess special. >> this will be the spot where i rock the girls to sleep where i read them bedtime stories where we have snug he will time. >> reporter: at this point, you know, all i can do is sit back and wait for things to happen. >> katie, just a beautiful nursery. >> thank you so much. >> people are concerned about you and your health, you and girls are okay, ready to go. >> they are okay to go any day but doctor has cleared me, good to continue working at this point. i look huge at this point, off the charts literally since there are two little nuggets in there. >> you have to change a lot of diapers. have have you ever change a diaper before. >> i used to baby set my cousin tyler who is in his low 20's now. i do not change his diaper

anymore. >> it has been 20 years, so we have a diaper challenge set up. we have five baby dolls and teddy bear for variety and we have some diapers. how many you can change in one minute, are you ready. >> i think i'm ready. >> i will being this. >> are we good to go, go. >> and fifth you are doing well. seven, eight, nine, ten. >> doing well. >> there we go, is there the clock. that was a bonus, katie. >> yes, one down. >> meisha says what five. >> meisha says five. >> i think i will out due me. kyla our new meteorologist was saying two, two, and steve our executive producer giving us two, two down, 40 seconds to go, katie, yes.

any parent out there knows how tricky, yes. >> it is not on backward. what am we doing here. >> we giving her bonus time. >> yes, totally,. >> one diaper down. >> here we go, three down, can you do it in ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. well done. >> we have to hold these up ande if these fall off. >> right, all right, yes. >> and i think this was okay. >> four for four, well done. more than i thought. >> yes. >> we will be right back, see is what coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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after that pregnant pause we need a forecast. >> well done. >> of course, the humidity continues to to be a big issue, we will break heat wave and take these minor victories where we can get them but if we can show you, little glimmer of sunlight for us here, modest breeze outside kutztown area middle school but that 71-degree temperature feels very, very shaky outside >> we have some dry roadways but we have a crash, i-95 at cottman, block ago this lane but these are slow downs because of that, i-95 south at cottman is busy, and then on a accident, busy commute there. >> thanks for joining us, next up, a treasure hunter's major announcement, also a reminder we will start off bright and early at 4:30 a.m. on cbs-3. we will see you tomorrow morning. have a great day. the katie good job on the

challenge. good morning. it is wednesday, august 19th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." a feisty hillary clinton spars with reporters over the classified e-mail controversy. several people are presumed dead after devastating landslides hit alaska and raging fires in the west forge an evacuation of a town. and the pink pill to induce women's sex drive will be in your pharmacy. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> firefighters are stretched thin in the west. >> flames forceew