defects, one baby was born with and officials are link to go zika virus. >> it is wednesday, june 1, good morning i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things, good morning. >> roadways are looking good but crazy because some cameras we are looking at is a lot of fog and other ones are like beautiful skies. >> we have enough left over humidity that is exactly right, very patchy out there but where we have fog it is dense. one spot where we don't have fog is outside, in cape may courthouse where we overlook from middletown ship high school. 65 degrees there. more sun then anything. it looks hazy looking off in the distance but no major visibility problems but let meisha mentioned i was looking at visibility around our area north and west of the city, you may find some of that very patchy fog. sunnies up and been up for almost a half an hour at this point. it will take out fog very readily but more than anything you can expect sunshine. high pressure to thank here today. it will be a nice day.

sixty-eight at the airport. i will say it does feel muggy outside but that also is going to change with time once the sunrisees. it will help separate us from the dew point temperature and warming things up, in short, it will not feel necessarily all that mug toy day but regardless good excuse to hit the pool if you are lucky enough to have one near you, jump in, it is chilly water, granted but regardless lots of sunshine, to stick your toes in. uv index up to nine. so put on that sun block. you will hear me say that every day during the summer. but the headlines are as such, generally we are looking at seasonal temperatures for early start of june. more sun then anything today and beyond this point, but there are some thunderstorms and showers that we will be tracking later in week and i'll tell you where to expect them coming up. >> good to know, thanks very much. what we are looking at is that fog. some places are mainly just sunshine but this is one with dense fog and headlines, streaming through, 42

northbound at creek road, at 295, that is what you are looking at n some areas as katie pointed it out being it will be patchy. we have fog at 95 south at academy. we are looking g a lot more clear here. volume levels would i say holding steady, right where they are right now. vine, taillight mountain westbound direction near schuylkill. it will be closed between schuylkill and broad for overnight construction. look at the vine, taillights again moving in the westbound direction near schuylkill, not bad, thinking of heading out there right now you're with good company. construction here route 322 both directions between route 130 and kanes mill road. left lane block. they are saying this will be blocked until 6:00 a.m. that is construction. we have water repairs in mount laurel, new jersey, hartford road is blocked between route 38 and union mill road. use larchmont boulevard as your alternate. jim, back over to you. new developments in the case of the hit and run that injured a philadelphia police officer and ended in gunfire.

>> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at the scene in north philadelphia with the new information, jan, what do we know right now. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. we have new information for you. philadelphia police say they believe they have found the striking vehicle will involved in last night's hit and run accident. it was found across town. take a look a this video at the scene there on sixth and west cambria streets. this is fair hill section of philadelphia police say driver called police to turn himself in. they are securing that scene. the vehicle this morning. you can see it has front end damage. a chaotic course of events overnight. for some reason an off-duty officer opened fire on that car, a lot is still unclear but what we do know is that some sort of altercation happened right after the officer got hit, by that car, and while he was on his own personal motorcycle. now take a look at this video, a video where the accident happened in north philadelphia here on the scene of broad and

tioga street. a very busy area. you can see shattered glass at outpatient facility at temple university hospital here. as shots were fired late last night, one of those shots traveled a block and pierced window there. bullet ended up lodged in the wall behind a desk inside, fortunately in one was injured. all of this happened just after 11:00 last night, police say again that the officer was a between the second district had just gotten off work on his personal motorcycle when he got in the accident on the corner of broad and tioga in north philadelphia and for some reason police say he shot five times at the that striking vehicle. that vehicle they say fled the scene at the time. now off-duty officer was taken to temple for minor injuries suffered during the car accident. we are told he will be okay. this accident investigation is still ongoing. you can see that bike is still behind us on the scene this morning. investigators say it is unclear what immediately led

up to the gun fire last night and police say it is unclear if anyone was in that car was hurt but at this time, this morning, police now say that they have a scene across town in the fair hill section of the philadelphia taped off. they believe that carries the car involved in the hit and run late last night and that the driver called police to turn himself in. this is still a developing story, we will bring you more information, just as soon as we get it. we are live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and brooke, back to you. new this morning a deadly accident in north philadelphia involving an uber driver, police say the driver had just dropped off a passenger when he hit a woman with his car on the 2200 block of cecil b. moore avenue. the victim was rushed to hahnemann where she died around 2:00 this morning. the uber driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with the police. a baby is born in new jersey with the birth defect linked to the zika virus. report from the hackensack medical center in bergen county said the child has microcephaly a abnormally

small brain. the mother fridays honduras and got the mosquito virus there world health organization is reporting that zika lingers in the body longer than first thought. people there are urging anyone returning from area where zika is found to practice safe sex or abstain for at least eight weeks, not for four, which was recommended previously. hillary clinton is cutting back on her campaigning in new jersey to shift attention to california. >> today the former secretary of state is in essex county, she called off a stop in mercer county tomorrow, and said clinton is traveling to the golden state where bernie sanders is gaining momentum. sanders will campaign in davis and apollo alto. donald trump has, delivered on a prom toys give six million-dollar to veterans charities. after months of questioning he finally released full list of donations he gave to 41 groups, some of those checks flowed out last week dated on the same day the washington post ran a story questioning whether trump sent the money.

trump launched an attack on the media over its coverage of the story, one attack was personal. >> everyone saying who got it, who got it and you make me look very bad. he is a sleeze in my book. you know the facts and you know the facts well. >> documents detail sales strategies used to get students to get students to enroll in the classes at now defunct trump university. documents show employees were told to play on peoples' motion to get them to buy more expensive seminars on how to succeed in real estate. donald trump has said that customers were satisfied with the courses. a new pole on the race is out and we will have have details at 6:30. still ahead, jim shows us an app that can put money in your pocket. cell phone video appears to show a man falling from the open draw bridge but some officials have a different story, we will explain coming up. plus this... >> more women then men are lacing up and running i'm jamie youkiss in woodbridge

new jersey with what is behind the trend. >> ♪ >> we run the world. just an excuse to put beyonce in the show. we will have more on women running and how a natural disaster got one women pounding the pavement, we will be right back.

get ready to hit the pavement it is national running day. >> so, who runs the world, girls. and women. from short distance to long distance, women are actually now out running men, in races. jamie youkiss shows us why the shift is happening. >> she layses up her shoes and runs almost every day. >> is what your favorite part about running. >> the solitude. >> you would like me to leave. >> yes. >> she's not alone, more women then ever are running. their average age is 39. >> you have a finish line you cross every day. if you can do it this way it is empowering. >> reporter: today more than 60 percent of half marathon finishers are women many

became by finishing a charity 5k which is more than 3 miles. she did her first 5k run for sandy relief in 2013. >> three months after i started running you can do 5k you can do 10k, you'll love it. >> reporter: she's executive editor of runners world magazine. she calls 5k a gateway drug. >> it spurs you on and then you say maybe i can go further. >> reporter: hamilton says health benefit and the explosion of the colorful comfortable running gear, sells the sport and her magazine. >> we put men on the cover because we feel lick we ought to and they barely sell as well as women do. >> reporter: for the former smoker it is not about what is popular, her race is personal. >> i race against myself. someone will say did you win? yes. i win every time i go out. >> you don't need a medal to go out. jamie youkiss for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you are a runner, too, right.

>> yes, i dab he will, and, i was just going to say today should be a good running day for sure. we are looking ahead to more sunshine then anything. we will be back at the month of may here as a total not necessarily the best running weather this past couple weeks but we had a nice stretch toward end of the month where we had more sun then anything until we have that tropical moisture that settled in for early part of this coming week, but now we're in the sunshine. we will continue to see it out there today. even though with less, it is currently post tropical sigh clean bonnie still spinning off carolina coastline. that will not impact us anymore. we have high pressure from the north keeping news more sun then anything. looking out towards the west, we can see well defined area of low pressure evolving and this cold front will cross through in the days ahead for our next shot for shower or thunderstorm but does not get her until later in the week. we have the sun all day, we expect mid 80's. union have a match this

evening. seventy-six in the sunshine for that at kick off a great night, for soccer as well as phillies playing in south philadelphia tonight. we are looking forward in the forecast tomorrow not even as warm but still nice and mild and frankly where it should be for early june standard. friday, shower, thunderstorms in the forecast, that cold we mentioned a moment ago. saturday looks awesome, front number two comes then on sunday, meisha, back over to you. thank you so much, good morning, happy hump day to you and this is where we had an incident schuylkill eastbound at 30th that has been just cleared but you can see how many vehicles are out there. a lot on the schuylkill right now. then we have fog on the 42 freeway northbound at creek road. so in new jersey you're looking good and really nice company for those heading out on the 42 freeway north bound at creek road approaching 295 that is what you are looking at. ben franklin bridge in the westbound direction toward center city you can see headlights out there letting you know it is starting to heat up on the ben franklin bridge but so far this morning seeing that we have cracked in the 6:00 o'clock hour we are looking good.

construction here is all cleared route 322 both directions between 130 and kanes mill road that is all clear but we have this water and sewer repairs in mount laurel, new jersey. hartford road right now is still, closed between route 38 and union mill road until 3:00 . you will to have use an alternate. larchmont boulevard is your best bet. another point of construction that is still out there 422, westbound between first and troop they are will be reduced to one lane. overnight construction. it is 9:00 p.m. through 6:00 a.m. and thursday. this is just a reminder. i will tweet this out as well. 9:00 p.m. through 6:00 a.m., jim, over to you. there are plenty of questions but no answers after video surfaces appearing to show a man falling from the draw bridge. >> this cell phone video was reportedly shot on may 14th in miami. christian rosario was stopped in traffic when he said draw bridge opened with the sleeping man on it. the man fell 15 feet.

officials say they have in record of it happening. for now man's identity and his condition are a mystery. still ahead, students at one college don't to have get to their dorm rooms. have you ever thought about investing your money but don't know where to start. getting in the stock market can be as simple as down loading an app, we will

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fire works barge ended up floating down the delaware river we will have the update. katie, we're in for a sunny day to day. >> absolutely meteorological summer starts today and we can expect that sunshine to last us to kick off the month of june, how long does it last, that is the question. i will answer that

police are investigating what happened over weekend at the cincinnati zoo. >> the saturday zoo officials fatally shot the gorilla named harambe to protect a three-year old boy who got in the animal's exhibit. police say boy's parent could be charged with child neglect. detectives are investigating events leading up to the shooting and animal rights activist say zoo should be fine. philadelphia zoo is a suring visitors that safety is their top priority, barriers have mesh on them so child that gets away from their parents for just a few minutes can't get through. philadelphia zoo officials believe cincinnati zoo handled the situation well, and they say that they are ready for anything. >> we have a gun trained team in an emergency situation like that where human life is at immediate and serious risk that at the end of the day we're prepared to respond in the same way. >> philadelphia zoo says that their workers will receive a

digsal training. now for a look at newspaper headlines across our region. >> times of trenton police say a barge that drifted in the middle of the delaware river sunday and got stuck on the tam was cut loose on purpose. the barge was going to be used to launch fire works, $1,000 reward is offered for information that leads to an arrest. from the bucks county courier time monsignor deliman, pastor of saint charles bar mow has been appointed an auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of philadelphia deliman grew up in morrisville and attended bishop egan high school in bishop township. instead of the asking for birthday gifts this year, five-year old ryan asked his family and friend for homemade card and dollar he would donate to his local fire company. they have chipped in more than a buck. ryan collect $115 and donated it to the springfield fire department. >> that is awesome. that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley.

coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we have results of the brand new nationwide presidential poll. plus we have a latest on a murder investigation in southwest philadelphia, jan, you have new developments in the hit and run. >> reporter: a chaotic course of events in north philadelphia overnight involving a hit and run and philadelphia police officer, i'm jan carabao reporting live, coming up where philadelphia police now believe they have found the hit and run vehicle. also ahead we will tell you wildwood's plan to keep their beach clean after this mess was left behind over the weekend, meisha. all right. we have sun up, slow downs and water and sewer repairs in new jersey. i'll have those updates. but first we will take a quick

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it is a wonderful wednesday on the way and temperatures down the shore will be in the low 70's. so just pleasant. >> katie will be along with a few minutes with her forecast plus our next chance to see showers. good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm brooke thomas. it is 6:30. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> reporter: philadelphia police say they believe they have found the striking vehicle involved in last night's hit and run. police say driver called police to turn himself in. the off-duty officer opened fire on that car, a lot is still unclear. >> police do not expect to file charges against uber driver who struck and killed a woman in north philadelphia. >> doctors say a baby with the birth defect link to the zika virus was born at hackensack medical center in bergen county, new jersey. >> police are looking for three juveniles after an elderly man was found murdered inside his southwest philadelphia home this young woman's body was thrown in that pond like somebody was throwing away trash.

>> reporter: investigators are trying to identify body of the woman found in the pond tied to the cinder block. >> fly ball right center field and he jumps and can't make the catch. >> well that was an inside the park home run, phillies lose five-one. series continues tonight at the ballpark. >> katie live on the sky deck, will we have nice baseball weather. >> yeah, looking good, guys for sure. let me be first to wish you a happy meteorological summer. we kick it off today, maybe not according to the astronomical calendar but it will feel like sum ter day as temperatures once again will go right backup in the 80's with no problems. when we talk about meteorological summer what we are talking about is climate variation and trend thaw tend to see. as of june 1. generally speaking it starts to look more and more like summer and it has over the last week. that will last through august 31st before

meteorological fall then begins but astronomical summer is when we talk about the equinox, solstice and summer solstice will take effect june t official as well. looking at storm scan three all calm and quiet. we have a nice clear sky, couple of patchy clouds here and there and because we are off to a mild start we will have no problem rebounding to the 80's today. sixty-six the current temperature in trenton and allentown. the flirting with 07 at philly international and in dover as well, and it is just feeling a tad humid, not as muggy as it did an hour ago last time i was out here on the sky deck. what that means is dew point isn't changing all that much but it will drop off as the day goes on but as the surface air temperature gets further from the dew point it will feel less humid. that is in short is what happening. eighty-four in the sunshine in philadelphia, shore, poconos, all looking lovely low to upper 07's again in the

sunshine in the shore towns. same high pressure for that. that will last us for a little bit longer. we will talk about a next turn off wet weather coming up later in the show, more than. it sure looks gorgeous outside right now good morning everyone. we are waking up to sun up, slow downs. sunnies coming up and it is heating up outside, just a little bit, sunshine in the boulevard camera here headlights moving in the southbound direction approaching wissohickon avenue. it is starting to heat up but i will say for being a busy wednesday morning things are looking darn good. so if you are holding off and just thinking of heading out the door i will say you are in good company. again, boulevard looking great, 422 another area, headlights moving in the eastbound direction past oaks. this area looking nice, holding steady at these levels. ninety-five south at cottman coming around the s curve we have been dealing with some fog all morning long and we are seeing it here at cottman. we were seeing tonight new jersey, 42 freeway as well. we have some fog. keep those headlights on longer. we have an accident out here south sprawl road at crumb

creek road with a few spill so whenever we have a fuel spill you will want to know bit and wait until this is cleared, would i if you have to head out there just know you will experience slow downs. a reminder of overnight construction route 422 west between first avenue and trooper you are reduced to one lane 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. through thursday, jim, over to you. well, the presidential race is this november and it could be a close one. >> just out in the last half an hour a new university poll shows hillary clinton ahead of donald trump by just four points. the poll reveals voters don't like either of them. both clinton and trump have unfavorable rating of more than 50 percent. if the race were between trump and bernie sanders poll shows sanders with a nine-point lead. in other news, dramatic development in the case of the hit and run that injured a philadelphia police officer. >> lets go to "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao live with the break in the case, jan. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning.

thinks where everything unfolded late last night on the busy corn over broad and tioga street but now action has moved to the different section of the city. take a look at this live video right now. police believe they have found the striking vehicle involved in last night's hit and run crash. this is at sixth and west cambria streets in the fair hill section of the city. police say the driver called early this morning to call himself in. they are securing that scene and vehicle this morning. you can see it has damage to the front end of the vehicle and one bullet hole in it. it was a very chaotic course starting with the hit and run crash involving an off-duty police officer and ending with him discharging his weapon. back out here live on the scene in north philadelphia you can see officers motorcycle remains on the scene this morning a lot is still unclear, unclear why this off-duty officer opened fire on that vehicle. what we do know is that there was some sort of an altercation that happened after the crash and while that

police officer was on his personal motorcycle. take a look at video here you can see collateral damage left behind after that gunfire broke out here. that is shattered glass at outpatient facility of the temple university hospital. one of the shots fired actually traveled a block and pierced the window there bullet ended up lodged behind a desk inside. no one was injured. this all happened after 11:00. police say officer with the 22nd district had gotten off work and on his personal motorcycle when he got in the hit and run accident. for some reason he shot five times over what investigators are calling a striking vehicle and that vehicle fled the scene. off-duty officer was taken to temple for minor injuries suffered during the car accident and is expect to be okay. back here live on the scene you can see accident investigation is ongoing. it is unclear what police say led to the gun fire last night and unclear if anyone was inside that car was hit but we

now know that police believe they have found that striking vehicle after the driver called into police and said that she was involved. this is a developing story. we will continue to follow it. we are live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back inside to you. police say three juveniles may be spotsible for murder of an elderly man inside his southwest philadelphia home. the 77 year-old died from severe head trauma a. he was found yesterday on the living room floor on his home on the 6300 block of though door street. police say someone broke in the man's home twice this weekend and his work van is still missing. chester county investigators are trying to solve mystery surrounding death of the woman found in the pond. on monday, someone found body tied to the cinder block floating on the surface of the pond in east coventry township. prosecutors say woman was dead when she was placed there. authorities are hoping jewelry and tattoos will help determine the victim's identity. still ahead a happy ending

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since the holiday weekend left wildwood littered with trash officials are offering a incentive to keep their beaches clean. crowds left a 15-mile stretch of the beach a huge mess, and all cleaned up now but town officials are determined to keep that from happening ever again. volunteers who registered to take part in the beach clean up june 11th will get free passes to see an advanced screening of finding dori.

hurricane season is underway, the national ocean and atmospheric administration predicts ten to 16 named storms including four to eight hurricanes, we have already had two named storms, the conference this morning in cape may county will help you get ready for the next one by outlining resources before, during and after a storm. county's emergency management office is one of the sponsors. emergency preparedness conference is opened to the public this morning, for more this morning from 10:00 to noon at the avalon community center. katie, any idea how active a season we may see here in the delaware valley. >> as you had mentioned, jim, we have outlook from noah and generally that means it is a pretty average outlook all things considered we will recap that as again we said ten to 16 named storms, four of eight is a hurricane and one to four may become a major hurricane. category three or greater. what is interesting is the

entire united states coastline has not seen a category three our greater hurricane strike the coast, in the last decade. that might sound bizarre. we had sandy, we have had irene, they weren't category three or greater. it just goes to show category aside you can have major and problematic systems form and shred the companies that are not major hurricanes. we have two names here for 2016 atlantic hurricane season. this is list we're working with. to beias is my favorite but that said this is the list we are looking at. no meisha or katie or jim on the list but we will be on your side this year. lets get you back to the eyewitness weather watchers. they are reporting generally clear skies at this hour and mild air. lets look at the this in list format. sometimes easier to process the information. jenny and barbara checking in at 65. cherry hill and willow grove respectively. john in tabernacle at 64 as is rick in bethel in the center

of the state here in pennsylvania. 64 degrees. so yeah, no matter how you slice it we are off to a pretty mild start here. john flirting with 70 in philadelphia. it is a warm beginning to the day. as we go back then to storm scan, i believe that is next, yeah, we still have what is left of now post tropical cyclone bonnie sitting and spinning off the coast line. high pressure is nesting down for us here from canada keeping us in the sunshine well off to the west a new front scheduled to cross through on friday. we have basically two straight days of quiet weather until we have to deal again with more wet weather in the forecast. we will get to that in the seven day. i don't think we have had an a plus in 2016. i can't remember i don't recall that but regardless this is what i would call an a plus kind of a day because we don't have humidity. not as hot but still above average under the sunshine. looking good for those who have to head to work, not a bad excuse to dine outside.

upper 70's thursday and friday, friday next day cold front crosses. and then on sunday, sandwich a saturday in between here another front comes with a couple showers, meisha, over to you. >> we love those a pluses, thanks, katie. it is looking great right now. turf say all morning long we thought it would heat up and it is most certainly heating up but not at all what i anticipated. looking g bird eye view at i-95 and vine, this is what you are looking at just heating up a little bit. delaware county same story 95 north at 452, that is what you are looking at. overall things are looking pretty good. we are slow here schuylkill taillights moving in the westbound direction at the boulevard. we are just starting to heat up, right now, where we are starting to slow down no longer traveling at posted speeds but wasn't until mid 6:00 o'clock hour we will start to see this overall we are looking slow, i-95 south at girard i would say holding steady here but still maybe

slower then it was 15 minutes ago or so overall not bad being that we're pushing now towards our main rush hour of the 7:00 o'clock hour. accident here in broomall involving a fuel spill, and anytime we have a fuel spill it will slow you down a little bit. also take a look, water and sewer repairs in mount laurel new jersey. hartford road is closed, between route 38 and union million road until approximately 3:00 p.m. what they are saying make net, it could go longer than 3:00 p.m. approximately 3:00 p.m. maybe later. you have to take an alternate, larchmont boulevard is your best bet, jim, over to you. just into the "eyewitness news" room egyptian authorities say french ship pick up signals from deep beneath mediterranean sea. >> they are from the black boxes of the egyptair flight 804 which disappeared from radar last month. we will have more details as they come available on line at cbs philly.com. here at home, the eagles are working out at novacare

getting ready for a new season. >> one of the most popular birdies bus which more than just football, pat gallen sat down exclusively with linebacker connor barwin. >> reporter: good player and great guy as well. during his three seasons in philadelphia, connor barwin has been a defensive standoff registering 26 and a half sacks while taking on leadership role but also been a stand out in the community. as part of his make the world better foundation barwin host a charity concert each year with proceeding back to the city. i sat down one on one with barwin to discuss foundation and new future of the philadelphia eagles. >> when i moved here i decided i started a foundation and there is a huge need to help with the playgrounds in neighborhoods and we felt like we could create some good partners in philadelphia a and try to rebuild one playground every single year. to this will be our third one. we do it by starting out every year with the benefits show some raise money and that is how project gets kicked off. >> let's talk about carson

wentz. he was second overall pick and future of the franchise. you have seen him in limited fashion but what about him saying that he can be the future of the philadelphia eagles. >> you can see why he was number two overall pick. he has got an arm he can throw a ball all over the field and then you see his natural athletism and way he runs around and that explains why you can see why he was picked so high. >> barwin says he thinks sam bradford handled his off season hold out honestly and there is nothing wrong with wanting to be the long term starter. as for charity event barwin says there are limited tickets for friday's show, at union transfer. but for more forgo to ut philly.com. guys, great player and great guy in the community raising money for the parks in the city. >> union transfer down the street. >> right down the street. >> right off spring garden street. again, there is under a hundred tickets remaining but proceeding back to the the city. beautiful thing. get out on a friday night and

have some fun. >> awesome. >> thanks, pat. >> well, it is 6:48. there is more coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us live with the preview, good morning, gayle we are wearing a same color and it has been a while since we have talk to you. how is it going. >> brooke, you know readies a passion color that means we're fiery girls. >> here we go, it is starting. >> i know, jim, show some respect, brooke and i are in red today. good to see you guys. hey jim, what are you wearing. >> i'm wearing navy and purple tie. >> he has a red and blue tie he is passionate too. >> this is a hot show, gayle. >> we dig into donald trump's failed presents in trump university, plus we have how dollar stores are the new darlings of wall sleet. why? because they are out performing the retail giant's

like wal-mart and target known as target. this was a great moment to get fans to put down their fans and enjoy the show. that was adele who has had it up to here while people recording while she's singing to you. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes and counting. brooke and jim, back to you in the studio. >> we will always be watching. >> we will always. >> all right, good. >> thanks, gayle. >> we like that. >> well in, other news in canada, fort mcmurray resident are returning home for the first time in a month, massive wild fire forced nearly 90,000 people to leave their homes. the wild fire began on may third destroying more than 2,000 homes and buildings. three neighborhoods are still off limits. it is a routine crime one that happens all the time, a stolen bike. >> this happened to my sister too but this time something wonderful happened in this wake. ukee washington has the story in this weeks brotherly love.

>> reporter: palmyra police officers who responded to the theft were deeply touched when they met the vick tim. wayne stevens bikes every day even in the snow. >> he is 29, mentally he business eight. >> reporter: he is deaf and has multiple health problems. when his bike was recently stolen, it hit hard. sergeant steven was within of the palmyra police officers who responded. >> wayne was visibly upset sitting on the steps, hand clinched. >> toll man, stole my bike and he went that way. >> to see the look it was heart breaking. >> i was furious to say the least. >> reporter: so the sergeant and his fellow responding officer patrolman alex hubbell surprised wayne with a new bike. it was priceless. it was. he was so happy. >> although he is deaf he uses his ear phones and rides with no hands and he gets into it and enjoys it. >> reporter: happy moment captured in the photo has been shared around the country. >> they wanted no recognition

at all. >> reporter: chief scott pearlman is not surprised his officer's good deeds inspired so many. >> it does help for people to know got things we do. >> words cannot describe the joy i see in him and pride that i have for our officers. >> they made his world. they put a smile back on his face and i can't thank him enough. >> reporter: the sergeant says 99 percent of his fellow officers would have done same thing he and patrolman hubbell d the thief is still out there if you would like to tell your story of brotherly love, go to cbs philly.com/brotherly. i'll see you tonight. i'm ukee washington for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". if you see a member of the palmyra police department, say thank you. stale head three things you need to know before you

national champion villanova wildcats take over the white house. obama honored the team as they presented our forty-fourth president with the number 44 jersey. visit comes two months after villanova won its first title since 1985 and you can add the president to the list of people who had a tough time pronouncing one player's name in particular. >> and then there is ryan arcidiacono. i just sped through that in casey didn't say that right.

>> not every day the president of the united states, miss pre announces your name, that is something i'll remember the rest of my life. >> that is good stuff. >> afterward here's how the team celebrated their trip to the white house, with the running man challenge. they are in good company. >> i apologize to his parents, i don't think the president has to apologize. >> before you head out the door here's is what happening, it three is to go. >> driver has turn himself in after a hit and run crash involving an off-duty philadelphia police officer. officer fired a shot that hit a nearby hospital facility. >> hillary clinton is in north jersey but she's canceling tomorrow's appearance in mercer county to focus on california. >> baby born at bergen county, new jersey hospital has a birth defect linked to the zika virus. officials believe child's mother contracted zika in honduras and that is three to go. >> lets get a last check of weather and traffic. >> boy does it look nice outside, a plus kind of a day for sure, lots of sunshine warming up nicely, it is not as hot as yesterday and

pleasant valley indeed, appropriate day for this camera shot in the live neighborhood network as it looks like the school vehicles are starting to roll in on cue in the foreground but bright blue sky out there when you have hot sunny days like this things tend to go downhill when it comes tour overall health. air quality is moderate not terrible. pollen levels moderate. uv and heat index will get you today, sun block absolutely required. spf of 30 or greater please. >> yes, indeed, thanks katie. we are just now starting to push in the heart of our rush hour so we are slowing down. schuylkill taillights moving in the westbound direction, looking at the boulevard and you can see it looks like tiny ants out there, that is all of the vehicles and they are barely moving, very slow there interstate 95 looking the same. extent in quakertown, fair view avenue blocked between east broad street and perkasie avenue make net as you leave the door this morning. when we go wide nine on this level, yikes. >> before we go here's

something that will make brooke very happy, it is not go barefoot day, if you are not in heels brooke likes to let them run free. real reason is to provide under privileged children with shoes. >> that is great. >> yes. >> she has her heels on now, fortunately. >> but cbs this morning is next with the latest on the deadly flooding in texas and plus how dollar stores are out performing retail giant like wal-mart and target. >> interesting story remember to join us earl i each weekday early, at 4:30. >> have a great day. >> yes. >> ♪

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, june 1st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." major newspapers fire back after donald trump launches an attack on the press. plus, new documents exposed aggressive sales tactics of trump university. flash flooding forces new rescues overnight in texas. rushing water sweeps cars away. and days of torrential downpours are still ahead. artists applaud adele for calling out concert-goers who use cameras to record the shows. we'll take you to the conflict between bands and fans. >> we'll begin with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds.