donovan. i'm brooke thomas. katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning. i had rain drops on the windshield this morning but when i look out camera, katie can expand on this but it is looking good on this, dry. >> generally speaking there is just a few left over sprinkles here and there and it looks like it is one of the bark is worse than the bite situation where radar is depicting something, a swath of steady rain heading your way but this should start to fist with the time just the way dynamics of the atmosphere is playing out right now. do expect a shower at some point. we are finding that at this point right now through the far western suburbs but it is not necessarily going to be something that a, sticks with us all day or b, impacts everybody. this will be a the spot it situation when it comes to residual wet weather. i don't think you need the umbrella i do think that you should not be surprised if you have to flick a windshield once or twice but that will be it. 50 degrees at the airport or rat inner trenton. fifty-two at philly international. we are at 49 in atlantic city and thinks another day where

we struggled to reach seasonal levels. so mid 60's at best, expectation by 3:00 p.m. we should hit our daytime high. sixty-five under more clouds then anything. we will see a little sun break through those clouds but this is somewhat of a transition day. clouds stick around and it keeps things cool, by tomorrow things are looking up and we will have more on that coming up. >> love the sound of that thanks, katie. good morning, everybody. if you are just waking up with us it is still early, still dark, little chilly as well. but ben franklin bridge this beautiful shot here, ben franklin bridge is looking nice, and quiet. we know that will change but right now it is looking good. this is opened, the vine, moving in the west and eastbound direction. ramp from the eastbound schuylkill is still block. make note of that. we will let you know when that clears. construction on 422 westbound on ramp to route 23 just waking up with us that left lane is block and then right lane moving up to this on 422 is also block. crews hard at work out there, looking good out there,

overall, we know that will slow you town, that doesn't get pushed out of the way but right now it looks like it will. i'll let you know when that does clear. schuylkill eastbound near blue route that right lane compromised you can see crews out there as well. earlier we were looking a that the shot, those cars going by, be very careful when crews are out there working. when they are out of their vehicles that is when problems happen when we get more vehicles out of the roadway moving in the six and 7:00 o'clock hour. we are looking good there. down to one lane. the mass transit the just a reminder route 101 trolley is shuttle busing between orange street and providence road. this is going on through june 17th because of construction. just make note of it. they are always changing. check your schedules on line. then we have a phillies fame at 1:05 p.m. against the marlins. go phillies, brooke, over to you. what began as a fire leads to a barrage of bullets and a teenager being shot in philadelphia's overbrook section. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at the southwest detectives. the as police piece together the investigation, jan, what

happened in. >> reporter: well, brooke, good morning. police described a frightening course of events here in overbrook. they say that the suspect lights his victim's porch on fire to lure him outside. once he sees his target that suspect confronts his victim, pulled out a gun and then opens fire. philadelphia police, and the fire marshall, they are now investigating a bizarre course of events at this home in overbrook. just after midnight, here on the 5600 block of lebanon avenue, police say a 19 year-old suspect threw some sort of incendiary device on the porch catching a plastic chair on fire. >> preliminarily we believe that this incendiary device was thrown on the front porch in order to get the attention of the residents of the property. >> reporter: as a 19 year-old victim came outside to find out what was happening police say the suspect confronts him with the gun. victim tried to get back inside to safety. >> a at that point the victim and another resident of the property, forced the front door shut, on the shooter, and

the shooter then fired three shots, all three shots went through the front door. >> reporter: teenage victim was shot three times hit in the chest and the stomach, he was taken to presbyterian hospital in critical condition, the suspect, ran away and police are now searching for him, he is men to police and investigators believe he lives close to the shooting scene. police are still searching for that suspect, this morning, they are checking places, he is known to reside, in the meantime here at southwest detectives there are a number of witnesses here being questioned by police, and at this time there is no known motive for this shooting. anyone with any information is asked to call police. reporting live outside southwest detectives this morning, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", brooke and jim, back inside to you. well, our long, local pro basketball nightmare could be over, at last. >> the sixers are winners, for the first time in a while. our own pat gallen is here to join in the celebration as the sixers hit the jackpot at nba

draft lottery. >> it feels good, guys we finally won something. so nice to hear. when it comes to the sixers there haven't been many victories over the past few years. they had just ten this could count for more in the future. the last night was most certainly a win for a franchise that has been searching for something positive. >> the number one pick in the 2016 nba draftings to the philadelphia 76ers. >> reporter: finally, after picking third the last two seasons the sixers win the lottery and get the number one overall pick in the june draft. it is the first time in 20 years they will pick first. it work out well last time with that allen iverson guy. sixers brass is now ready to take that next step. >> i think it gives us the injection that we need, we're all excited around our program to begin with. we have some new additions as everybody knows. >> what a great night for the city of philadelphia, the franchise, you know, you got

to be really happy for everybody that endured so much during a very difficult, long period. >> last night i was in the house for sixers draft lottery party at xfinity live, and it was thrown by sixers fans and thousands literally packed the house, door to door, fans from as far as australia showed up and this was their like an explosion, like the roof was blowing off, finally we're number one. the fans went bunkers after seeing lakers get the second pick and sixers win the nba draft lottery. the excitement was intense, and the sixers faithful was loving every minute of it. >> unaudible. >> i'm so pumped. >> everyone says it is such a long three years. now with the number one pick with embiid and all of the

other players, good time to be a sixers player again. >> reporter: it was insane there. the question is who do they take at number one, it is a a two horse race with ben simmons from lsu and brandon ingram of duke, two big athletic talents but with different skill sets. the sixers did have an opportunity to get lakers pick but it fell in the top three so l.a. keeps it, however they will have a better shot at that pick next year, we will also have a month to sort out who will go number within but for now sixers fan base, finally, finally have something to cheer about and judging by the reaction of the crowd, they looked pretty ready to take that next leap forward i would think. excited people in there for them. >> they have a reason to celebrate. >> you know what, funny walking in there you say 500 people or so, literally 3,000 people showed up to a party where all they figure out was where they will pick in the draft. >> it looked like fun. >> it was. >> we're loud and loyal. >> patrick, appreciate it. we are waking up to what looks like a split decision

between hillary clinton and bernie sanders in the latest round of primaries. the former secretary of state tweeted claiming victory in the kentucky primary but still with 99 percent of the vote counted, it is too close to call. oregon sanders is clear winner but you clinton now needs just under 100 delegates to claim the democratic nomination. new jersey could put her over the top on june 7th. sanders vowed to continue his campaign up to the democratic convention, in philadelphia, in july. >> i recognize that but we have the possibility of going go to philadelphia with the majority of the pledged delegates. >> donald trump won oregon republican primary and he already won kentucky caucus back in march. trump needs just 77 delegates to clinch nomination. amtrak says it will review the national transportation safety board's findings on last years deadly derailment in frankford. the ntsb officially will release findings yesterday.

the it said amtrak engineer brandon bostian was distract, just before the crash, and they say he was distract by messages on his train radio from a septa engineer. septa train had been just pelted with rocks on a adjoining track. the board concluded bostian lost track of where he was and accelerated to 106 miles an hour not realizing he was heading in the curve where the speed limit was just 50. a temple university professor who was on board the train had that night was watching tuesday, as the board announced its findings. >> am i mad? part of me is mad at amtrak, part of me is resigned that there is something that happened and we have to ensure and survive and move on. >> lawyers for some of the victims are not satisfied with the ntsb report. they say distraction is in not

a good enough explanation. >> we are looking for a real concrete answer for the people that we represent, the families who lost loved ones, the people who were so horribly hurt and who had their lives destroyed forever. >> both the attorneys and the ntsb faulted amtrak for failure to install positive train control. it is a safety device the ntsb said would have automatically stopped the speeding train. it was if place and working on the tracks a couple hundred feet away in the opposite direction. well, you may be able to take your alcohol on the boardwalk in atlantic city. the city council is expect to let a anyone 21 and older walk the boardwalk with one alcoholic drink in an opened plastic container. the goal, it is to bring more people to the shore resort. if the proposal passes tonight and one more time there would be a trial period over the summer to see fit is successful. a big surprise for some homeowners, their property taxes are sky rocketing. so is what behind the sudden spike and how you you

fight the bigger bill. and plus a dramatic rescue, see the unlikely heroes who stepped into save the driver trapped in this burning car. also, the plan to put a huge water slide in philadelphia turns into a huge flop. why the city is pulling the plug on the fun. katie says you might see a shower or two today but she will let you know when rain moves out and warmer weather returns, it is all coming up, stay with us.

it looks like hugh hefner has been pulled in the trouble with bill cosby. a mod hole claims bill cosby sexually abused her in 2008 at plate boy mansion has filed a new lawsuit against the comedian and the playboy founder. >> chloe goings claimed hugh hefner should have known or that cosby had drugged and sexually abused woman. goings claims cosby spike her drink at a party at the playboy mansion in 2008 and then assaulted her in the bedroom.

check out this funnel cloud spotted in south east florida yesterday. woman was driving south on i-95 when she said that she saw the funnel cloud appeared to come out of the dry and it just kept getting closer to sky. saint lucy fire department reported a tornado in fort peters. this is a close-up look at the damage there. parts of the roof ripped clean off, and windows smashed out, one woman said that she watched as the store picked up a shed and dropped it right on top of her. amazingly she was in the seriously hurt but she certainly has a lot of clean up to do today. katie, i left the umbrella home because i live on the edge. >> yes, you are very dangerous, there. >> yes, with that they call him jim danger donovan. >> do they, i haven't heard that. >> yeah, that is the new one. >> that is right. >> but you know what jim, i think that was the right move. i don't think you will need the umbrella today. you have wet weather out there but it is a couple of spotty

showers here and there and otherwise just some cloud out there. frankly the radar looks worse then it is here a at home which we will discuss. we will turn our focus to east coast in general where we have had nasty storms going through portions of florida here and bulk is moving out to sea but back here at home we also had our own disturbance pulling away but residual moisture as a shift of the atmosphere and we will end up with perhaps just a spotty shower in a couple of spots. the it does look like it will be worse over our area, the odds are that it will start to fizzle as it continues to push, our way, so, that is why we're in the really worried too much about wet weather out there. lets look at what the overall pattern has up its sleeve. we have a system. left over moisture. but high pressure really will try to move in here and as it does so, a couple of our computer models are trying to pick up there may be wet weather that fires up, off toward say the mountains tomorrow but generally we will call it a partly sunny day with high pressure regaining

control and friday is just looking to be a gem of the day right now as we see that sinking air, skies brighten up, we will have blue skies, sunshine and warmth, as well. so it really looks like a nice day coming up. first pitch forecast, more included then anything here for the phillies, back down in south philadelphia this afternoon. 63 degrees for that first pitch temperatures. not much better than that after afternoon progresses and we are stuck in the cloud. another sweat shirt kind of the day for us but 65 at best is the expected high, and should stay dry, in south philadelphia and every where else by this afternoon. 72 degrees by tomorrow. rebounding toward much more typical temperatures and then we will hit 76 with sunshine on friday. it looks like a great day. meisha, over to you. >> it would be nice to have 70's back, good morning, everybody. happy hump day to you. and 95, south, looking at academy this is what you are looking at right now, i would say in the the 5:00 o'clock hour fairly typical but we have a lot of early risers out there. monday, tuesday very busy. during 6:00 o'clock hour we will see the same thing here. ninety-five south at academy

you're looking all right. i guess we will just take it. boulevard moving in the southbound direction toward schuylkill this is what we are looking the at here once you jump on the schuylkill westbound at city avenue it is looking like this as well. early risers, the ones that we can usually expect, anytime we say typical in the world of traffic that is in the a bad thing. this is where we have construction on 422, westbound, again, this is four to 22 westbound on ramp to route 23, the left lane rather is block but the right lane is block leading up toward this construction, and on 422, a lot going on here, crew is still out there. i will let you know when that moves out of the way. it is still out there for both of you sometime soon. construction as well schuylkill eastbound near blue route right lane is starting to clear out of the way you can see cones pulled off to the right shoulder. hopefully in the next couple minutes that will be completely cleared out of the way, jim and brooke, back over to you. a daring rescue in alaska, police officers and other drivers risked their lives to save a man trapped in his burning suv.

>> unaudible. >> that is driver screaming for help after he crashed and rolled over on a road in anchorage. it took a couple tries but officer and good smart tans rock the car just enough to let the driver free his arm and run out of the burning wreckage. after being rescued the driver told the officer he thought wow die there. now for a look at newspaper headlines from across the region. >> front page of the burlington county times state lawmakers want new jersey department of environmental protection to create a water safety standard for an unregulated chemical. 123 try clear pain is found in industry and hazardous waste sites but was discovered in one wells in moorestown in 2013. in the intelligencer, a pilot program that would install a panic button on the smart phones of the neshaminy school district faculty and have staff will be considered

today by bucks county commissioners. the guard 911 app could increase police response time in case of an active shooter or other emergency. from the inquirer, slide the sit the eye isn't coming to the philadelphia after all. 1,000-foot slip ape slide was expect to be here august 6th. it seems a permit was never issued. this isn't the first cancellation last year philly stop was axed at last minute after months of promotion. and that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware will valley. well, major milestone for the army, unanimous decision making history in the military. and a warning before you put on the sun screen this summer, many sun screens don't work as well as advertised. see why and the best way to avoid getting burned. we will be right back.

welcome back. there is a possible break through against the fight against zika virus. scientists have successfully cloned zika for the first

time, that is first step toward creating a vaccine for the virus that is carried by mosquitoes. so far there are more than 500 cases of zika in the united states but none of them have been transmitted through mosquito by the. a lot of people are starting to stock up on sun screen for the summer but how well do they protect their skin. >> i slather myself. >> as elizabeth brooke explains a surprising number of products could leave you feeling burned. >> reporter: consumer reports tested 65 lotions, sprays and sticks, all labeled with spf of 30 or higher. and it found that many do not live up to that promise of protection. 43 percent failed to meet the spf claimed on their levels ape two marketed for children failed by a huge margin. banana boat kid and cvs kids both advertised as 50spf. actually had sun protection factor of eight according to consumer reports. another finding, some sun

screens with chemicals provided better protection. >> those sun screens didn't perform as well with chemicals. >> reporter: study found only 26 percent of products advertised, as natural, or mineral based met their spf claims. while more than half of chemicals sun screens were labeled accurately. >> the fact that the mineral based didn't do as well as chemical based does in the surprise me. >> reporter: dermatologist victor says it works differently. >> minerals are physical blocks, chemical sun screens they are essentially a filter for the sun screen and so, they are by themselves, much more efficient. >> reporter: now report did find some did natural sun screens. among them, companies plus spf58 and california baby super sensitive spf30 plus but the doctor and consume are reports both stress, that spf is only one criteria. >> spf only measures uvb

activity, equally damaging is uv thea. >> reporter: experts say nothing will work unless you use enough about 1 ounce or 2 tablespoons for your entire body and reapply frequently. >> that was elizabeth brooke reporting. cbs and banana boat stand behind effectiveness of their products. >> consumer reports recommend using lotion sun screens over spray ones because it is harder to get complete coverage with the spray. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", high tech vehicles that could soon hit the road with you, justin? >> reporter: and brooke, it may soon be okay to drink alcohol on the boardwalk i'm justin finch and we will tell you how soon and why it the may not last long. plus double trouble, the dangerous crime these twin brothers air cues odd committing that even surprised prosecutors, katie? jim, we are looking ahead here to another day featuring more cloud then anything, still on the cool side, but temperatures are set to warm up, i'll tell you how high

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take alcohol on the boards. we will show you why they are thinking about making the big change. good morning, everyone. i'm brooke thomas. i'm jim donovan. we're still dealing with lingering rain this morning, rate i lets you know when we will dry out but first here's what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute. >> there was just a small fire on the porch, when the 19 year-old victim exited the front door to investigate he was confronted. >> it is all unfolding on the 5600 block of lebanon avenue in overbrook. police say the suspect is men to police. they believe they have his name and last known location. >> we are going to continue to fight for every last vote. >> reporter: cbs news projections bernie sanders won the democratic primary in oregon. hillary clinton tweeted victory in the kentucky primary. >> number one pick in the 2016 nba draftings to the philadelphia 76ers