mondays, tuesdays, wet roadways. >> this really looks like one of the few days that's the wettest, heaviest rain falling. look at sort of snapshot view of storm scan3, few spots, got steadier rain coming down just southeast of i95 here. that's going to be spot where you are running into a lot of ponding on roadways, already got it out there, though, because we've seen the rain now falling for hours, across the region as a whole, few stronger thunderstorms have already since rolled through, those have thankfully tapered off. but the rain still out there. even if you have got few little speckles here, where, you know, things are drying out, at least for time it, doesn't mean that you are not going to be dealing with damp roads or the spray from other vehicles. so bottom line, it is a significant morning commute. it will slow you down. so, expect that. meanwhile, here is what you can expect for the rest of this morning showers at times, ponding on roadways, i broke through quite a bit myself this morning. so specter going to have to

obey the speed limit essentially here, use caution. things do get better as the day progresses, really what we will find is that as soon as we hit noontime generally worse of the showers pretty much tapering off. just overcast the rest of the afternoon. because of that overcast won't see much, as best, low 60s today. cooler day than average anyway again, worse of the wet weather later today at least i wouldn't call it bright spot, but dry spot later today. >> we will take it, anything we can get i'll take t i miss the sun already, don't you? happy tuesday. taking a look at the ben franklin bridge, looking very, very wet, and damp out there. obviously still looking good. still early, just pushing into the 5:00 hour. make note of this. this will change whenever we have wet roadways, see this drastically change as we push into the 6:00 hour, specially toward the rush hour. give yourself extra time this morning i certainly would do soment accident here 95 south

before naman's road, one right lane blocked right now for awhile there, blocking all lanes kind of intermittently, far right lane in that area. accident here in new jersey, route one northbound franklin corner road, two left lanes are still blocked there, also, a downed tree. perkioman ville road, at salford station road. so, all lanes are blocked right now. you will have to use alternate. gravel pike seems to be the best bet right now. as they try to move the large tree branch out of your way, all lanes block there right now. construction here, route 42 south bound the ramp to 295, off ramp just reopened, good news for those every in you jersey in and around that area, jim, brooke, back over to you. >> two people are recovering after being shot overnight in north philadelphia. >> police tell us the victims account of what has happened is not matching the evidence. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live outside temple hospital with the latest on the investigation. jan, what have you learned? >> jim, brooke, good morning. first and for most, philadelphia police are trying to figure out exactly where this shooting happened.

they say the victim's story just isn't really adding up this morning. in the meantime, two victims, two cousins, are behind me here at temple university hospital this morning recovering. >> cousins, caught up in gunfire, tuesday morning, in north philadelphia. a 16 year old shot four times in the legs and arms. his 20 year old female cousin shot once in the back. both are now in the hospital in stable condition being interviewed by police. >> it was around 1:00 a.m., when philadelphia police found the pair sitting outside a home on the 1100 block of glenwood avenue. but they tell police they were actually in the area of park avenue and somerset street when they were shot. they say a man approached them, and for unknown reason he opened fire. police, how much, have not yet been able to find a shooting scene and aren't sure if the victims are being truthful. >> the thing unusual about this particular shooting is both of the victims are found at least two blocks away from where not only where they live, where their address is, but also found two blocks away from where they state they

were when they were shot. >> police question if the shooting really happened at park and somerset. that will would mean the 16 year old who was shot three times in the legs was able to run for several blocks. police are also trying to figure out why the cousins ended up at this specific house on glenwood. >> i don't believe these detective will have probable cause to enter the house on glenwood, because they never made entry to the house. all they were doing was sitting on the steps. we're going to try to find out who lives there. right now nobody's come ewing of the house, the house is lock up and the house is dark. >> now, with this, philadelphia police don't have a motive, also no witnesses. they do say, how much, that this area of park and somerset is known to police as an area to buy and sell drugs. we will continue to follow this story. for now reporting live outside of temple university hospital. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thank you, jan. >> philadelphia police are trying to figure fought two shootings in frankford are connected.

a 20 year old was taken to area frankford by private car, and told police he was shot on the 4900 block of charles street about 10:00 last night. police found a gun and seven spent shell casings there. another man is at temple. it is unclear if he was shot at the same scene, but both victims are in stable condition. philadelphia police say weather was a factor in a deadly crash in east falls this weekend. most of the victims were not wearing seatbelt. it happened on sunday afternoon on henry avenue. a 20 year old man and a six year old boy were killed. a babe hoy was in the carseat was critically injured. however, three adults, four children, were not restrained. >> there is no way to know but certainly if everyone was restrained, there clearly would be less severe injuries for sure, and maybe not anybody killed. >> two people in the other car were wearing seatbelt. they suffered leg injuries. >> convicted pedifile jerry sandusky appears in central pennsylvania courtroom asking for a new trial four years

after he was found guilty on dozens of sex abuse counts. we were there as he yelled out a message when he walked in. >> has been written -- >> sandusky ' defense team raised 33 issues with the original case. they want an evidentiary hearing which could lead to new trial. his attorneys argue sandusky didn't get a fair trial in 2012 largely because of his previous attorneys. they are also adding attorney general kathleen kane as a witness. >> as you recall, we went through this last fall where there is with a an allegation where she indicated that she was aware that her office in fact leaked this information which we think is very important. >> last week kane claimed she was victim of selective prosecution in her perjury trial over leaked grand jury testimony and point out no one was ever charged with the apparent grand jury leak in the sandusky case. sandusky is serving a 30 to 60 year sentence in state prison.

>> jury selection continues this morning in the federal corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah. accused of excepting bribes, misusing campaign funds, and federal grants. fattah denies the charges. opening arguments are scheduled for may 16. now, in last week's prime area, you will remember fattah lost the democratic nomination for a 12th term. lost to state rep dwight evans. >> montgomery county teacher suspended after having accused of having sex with a student. thirty-nine year old rose lumuli started a relationship with a boy, she teaches english at the school. she is due back in court later this month. >> indianna's presidential primary begins in less than an hour. donald trump says if he wins it, the republican nomination is his. trump has been making this case at a women hoosier state means end to the campaign of ted cruz and john kasich. meanwhile democrat hillary clinton and bernie sands remembers in a tight race. you'll hear the candidate

latest pitch for vote coming up in our next half hour. >> now, we have look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> the intelligence err reports the norristown woman who referenced kathryn knott on social media now suing the knot not's and the county. convicted in the 2014 attack against gay couple in center city. 616 year old kathleen o'donnell claims her right were violated when detectives visited her at work threatening arrest if she did not stop her on line posts. >> and from the front page of the bucks county courier times, the bensalem school board is trying to find out how much it would cost to demolish armstrong middle school. build cents has been empty since 20056789 the board wants to see if tearing it down would make the school's 30-acre property more attractive to potential buyers. >> in the burlington county times student at springfield elementary school wrapped up three week fundraiser benefitting the leukemia lymphoma sewed.

raised $1,700 celebrated by covering third grade teacher silly string. >> love those stories, that's just a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, a young girl survives a frightening fall, the mistake that sent her tumbling to the grounds from a fourth floor window. >> plus, soccer fans, behaving badly, what sparked this fiery scene in the stands, and that's not the only trouble the fans caused. >> ♪ >> well get ready to dodge raindrops for most of the week, katie lets you know when we'll see some dry spots coming up. stay with us, everyone. eighty six million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it.

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>> residents after northeast washington dc neighborhood are

upset after a freight train derailed over the weaken leaking sodium hydroxide. >> well, the derailment was caught on surveillance camera near ninth and rhode island avenues early sunday morning, you can see the cars stack up and crash, several cars jumped the tracks. sodium hydroxide can cause respiratory issues, it was clean up a few hours later. >> there is no word if the derailment was the result of nasty weather, but, thunderstorms caused plenty of damage in d.c. over night. check out some lightning around the capitol building last night. the area was under a severe thunderstorm warning, and the storm's brought down trees, caused serious flooding, fortunately, no one was hurt. >> of course that stormy weather is hitting us this morning. i walked out in rain. >> oh, i didn't. >> no? >> maybe it d i was too in a daze from waking up so early, but katie we heard few rumbles every thunder over night. >> yes, we did, some of the strong thunderstorms like we saw down in d.c. did affect portions every delaware, maryland, and i can report that the thunderstorm aspect

of the wet weather has at least tapered off. still stuck with rain out there. and we start things off by taking you to very soggy view, out on the parkway, tough to tell if we didn't have the word being here to tell you where you were. because, yes, it just looks different. i don't know, maybe just me, but you have very, very damp roads obviously, one loan car, making its way down the parkway right now, meanwhile to another shot for you here, live neighborhood network next, what you will notice, this is a street lamp in the for grounds, with pleasant valley middle and high school in the background, what i like about this shot, you can see the rain falling from the street lamp. if you look real closely. yes, still rain falling, even at the dark and early hour of 5:14 this morning, and everybody's getting hit by this, even if you have a little pocket, where things have dried out briefly, you have got the damp roads. everyone will be facing a rough morning go here. now all of the moisture still needs to push through. thankfully looks like the back edge will start to push through with time. by the time we hit this afternoon, things should dry out. the morning drive, just soggy.

so don't expect that there will be any better time, any better window of time this morning, not until we hit the afternoon. that's when things do dry outment then tonight, that's 2:00 a.m., starting to see few more showers pop up. we will technically sit between systems through the day wednesday. still having allow enough moisture to work with for couple of scattered showers, overall, if you have outdoor plans, i think you can keep them. looks like we are stuck in more cloud cover than anything. here is where we stand. fifty-seven the current temperature at the airport, generally mid 50's everywhere else. few outline ers like mount pocono at 47 and dover where you are still flirting with 60 degrees right now, but as the days go on here, we are stuck essentially in the lower mid 60s, normally would be up to seven by this point. with all of the clouds out there, really limits the warmth. at least it feels like spring, right? still, soggy on friday, with additional showers, by the time we hit the weekend though meisha it is looking little bit better. not only milder but might actually see some sunshine for a change. >> that would be nice, katie, thank you. specially with the weekends. that's when we really want to see the sun, flight waking up

this tuesday morning with very well roadways, 4:00 hour seeing problems out there. most of those are being moved out of our way fairly quickly, looking right now, accident 95 south before naman's road pulled all the way out to the shoulder. see right over there, pulled off to the shoulder, blogging all lanes, intermittently, then to the right lane. right now pulled off to the shoulder. not going to cause you too many slow downs in this area right now. it was all lanes block even the couple of right lanes that were blocked even getting gaper delay already this morning. right now 95 looking pretty good. look at this rain coming down, aramingo avenue at somerset street letting you know just how wet it is. and sometimes, that rain coming down that hard can actually give you some visibility issues. make note that far for a loft in you this area waking up this morning, it will be slow ride. so, give yourself couple of extra minutes, you probably will need it this morning. new jersey 42 freeway northbound at creek road, what you are looking at as you ache take it to 295. steady stream. not bad idea to jump out there earlier. probably saying that all morning long.

down through here, perkioman ville road closed salford station road, you will have to use an alternate. gravel pike your best bet right now. that will probably change in a little while, i'll let you know as soon that is it clears. construction, still broad street repaving between oregon and 95. 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. seven p.m. to 6:00 a.m. weekdays until may sixth. almost the entire month of may we are dealing with that, brooke, over to you. >> thank, meisha a the phillies were the hottest theme baseball. but we casino of new the great run had to end at some point. >> little bump in the road. sport director don bell shows you how the phils winning streak was snapped in st. louis. >> aaron nola on the mounds for the phillies, game two of their series against the cardinals in st. louis. last night the fighting's had their chance to win seventh straight game, something they've not done since 2012. jeremy on the bump for the phillies, more on him in just acorn, no score in the thirds, bases loaded for freddie gal villes. down the line it goes, here

comes, born sus in, would add another run to make it three-nothing, now to the fourth, cardinals adam wainwright not pitching but swinging pretty heavy bat. get up and get gone. upper deck, his first homer since 2012. we're tied at three. then in the sixth, it all fell apart, gives a back-to-back homers, allowed six runs in the game. the phillies six game winning streak is over. they lose ten to three your final score. >> one other note, chris jenkins who hit the game winning shot for villanova, that's how they won the national championship. he will stay on the main line for his senior season withdrawing his name from the nba draft. that's all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. >> thanks a lot, don, a lot of people talking about this, controversial ends to last night thunder, that's dion waters, rub ago elbow in order to make inbound pass. the rev didn't call a foul. the spurs had a chance to win at the buzzer, but they couldn't hit the shot.

the thunder escaped with the win, but i imagine we will hear from the nba about this one later today. >> well, you know, soccer fans in europe take games pretty seriously, but they really got out of control yesterday. >> this video from poland is pretty wild. first, they lit fires in the stands before the championship game even started, creating wall of smoke. that forced the game to be delayed for several minute. then after one of the teams scored a goal, fans tossed dozens of flares on to the field. we don't see anything like that at union games. fortunately. >> fortunately. how would you like to swing for the fences like the finley that's. >> we'll let you know how you can hit the field today and help out a great cause at the same time. >> superbowl of fashion. see which stars shine on the carpet of the glamorous night gala, and whose outrageous outfits maybe missed the mark? i have to tell but my favorite outfit. >> i can't wait. i can't wait.

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>> take a look, seven year old girl with autism it up frost a window falling four stories to the concrete. but, here is the amazing thing, she managed to get back up. it happened yesterday around 2:00 in the morning in the bronx. neighbors say they believe the girl was chasing after a kitten. fortunately, she in stable condition. >> look like that little girl is okay. got to tell you, the fashion superbowl did not disappoint. they came together for cutting edge fashion, at last night's met gal a from the best looks to the red carpet excitement. jamie yuccas with more. >> hollywood's biggest stars marveled in metallic during fashion's biggest night. >> it is a bit overwhelming but exciting.

>> actress naomi wants among those who nailed the trends in a burr berry gown. >> some celebrities couples went for robot look theme including had i had and sane, kim and kanye matched their blinking ensemble for the night. material girl madonna also quite flashy with this daring red carpet look. >> madonna you look just as good from the front as do you from the back. >> not to be out done, lady gaga matched a beaded bellaire owe jacket with fishnets, and platform boots. this year's theme, fashion in the age every technology, up until the event, taylor swift had kept people guessing, telling vogue magazine she planned to commas a robot. instead, the pop star dazzled in a louie vet and mini, she and actress served as co-chairs for the event. >> i am hosting it today or co-hosting it, super exciting. >> more than 600 person guest list is notoriously strict. guests are given strict

instructions on dress code by vogue editor and chief anna. >> the people that you get to see here, you don't get to see anywhere. >> superstar beyonce managed to possibly save the best for last. arriving fashionably late, in this beaded latex gown. jamie uke as, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> okay, two things. jim's reaction to that is, you missed it, amazing. >> well, i mean, gaga, where is the bottom of her clothes? did she leave her clothes at home? madonna is a little too old for wearing that outfit. >> you said turkey didn't. >> you asked my opinion. >> let's talk about my favorite. beyonce. >> i'll give that. >> clear. i stayed up waiting for beyonce. it looks likely text, plastic, it has got little dots on it, everything. >> okay? >> i love it. you're not going to like this one but i like t kim and kanye. >> he's wearing ripped jeans. >> he is pablo. >> i don't care. >> he is being himself. >> it to the store, buy a new pair of jeans.

>> also some sort of colored contact, can't see it, there but it is interesting. kim looks good. you can give that to her, right? >> next? >> claire danes? >> which one was that? >> what is she wearing? >> i think she won the night. except for beyonce, because beyonce always win with me. >> okay. >> nothing? >> no. >> just beyonce? >> i thought anna looked good. >> she did look good. >> yes, see, i'm more classy. i just like classic looks. >> it is a costume ball. >> i don't need to see butt cheeks. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", atlantic city avoid bankruptcy. >> the new deadline looming for the struggling shore town. justin? >> brooke, presidential primary day in indianna where one party frontrunner now focused on november. and the other faces another tight fight. we have live preview coming up. >> thanks, justin, plus new worries about the zika virus, why experts are concerned it could spread even farther north than first thought. katy? >> rain still lightly falling

on the cbs-3 skydeck, it will be with us for a few more hours, coming up talk about when the rain gets out of here, when there is a break coming up. and if we'll ever see the sun again, all straight ahead. >> meisha is watching the wed roads this morning, she will let you know about the slow spots if you are getting ready to head out. stay with us. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious.

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without an umbrella this morning. for the thirds straight day, we are picking up some rain. katie lets us know when we get a start from the soggy weather. good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. we will get katie's forecast in just a minute. first, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> two people were shot this morning, police not able to find a shooting scene without any blood or balistic evidence. montgomery county teach is her facing charges, she had a sexual relationship with a student. >> the entire country is depending on the state of indianna to pull us back from this. >> the hoosier state could be make or break for the cruz campaign. >> in the democratic race, bernie sanders rallied