suspects. also, new this morning, he should have been safe inside his own home, but this morning five year old boy is recovering, after getting hit by a stray bullet. see how his parent kept him calm after the shooting. >> and hillary clinton makes history ahead of today's primaries. what this means for bernie sanders as voters head to the polls in six states including new jersey. >> well, today is tuesday, june the seventh, good morning everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm become tomorrow. katie and meisha are here to help you get your day started. they're not up. they're up now. >> they're up now. good morning. >> good morning, guys, roads are looking good, do have disable vehicle, and accident out there, doesn't sounds like a big deal, but causing major problems out there. >> at least we have the quiet weather for now, overall, looks like pretty nice day, that said, you will eventually see bit of wet weather dotting the area radar, but gorgeous shot to kick it off, right? little muggy outside, hint of haze circling the sunshine here outside on "skycam 3". this actually being take friend our very own station

headquarters facing out toward spring garden and broad street. intersection there, but you can barely make out what you are looking at in the for grounds, because that sun is so bright and skewing with the shadow off there in the distance. but, let's go next to live neighborhood network shot. at the moment outside beach had a troll headquarters things nice and tranquil, definitely muggy, i wouldn't call this the greatest hair day simply because it is so muggy outside. we look at storm scan3, snapshot of it right at the top of 6:00. there is hint of wet weather off to the north and west of our area, but later today as we track this next cold front always general risk we see thundershower or thunderstorm, but specially travel farther off to the north, you might even see some locally stronger storms develop. simply because it got more ties tour to work with, and sunshine to help get things going in the instability department. regardless here if philadelphia, today, warm day, with more sun than anything. high 83, low 80s down the shore, then up in the mountain low mid 70s generally speaking, but anyone game for

a shower or storm. >> seems that way. i'm going ton dream drive later. looks like i might be in it with them. thank you, good morning everyone, taking a look at an accident here pulled all the way off to the shoulder, schuylkill eastbound at gulph mills. also disable truck, stalled on the westbound side. so really heating up on the schuylkill eastbound. as you pass this incident here, pulled all the way off to the shoulder one, tight shoulder, two, a lot of vehicles starting to hit the roadway right now, more and more vehicles that come past this, then we start to see that gaper delay, just starting to see it right now. for those every you around gulph mills, jumping on the schuylkill eastbound, just know, that's out there, and it is going to slow you down, just give yourself couple of extra minutes in that area. disable vehicle that was blocking the left lane now push all the way off to the shoulder, great news, 95 south, near route 320, just past the blue route. again, walking -- blocking the left lane pulled off to the shoulder, that disable was causing some slow downs, looks like it is easing some tension right now, until it gets cleared out of your way, just know it is out there. fifty-nine south at cottman, this is what you are looking at, as you move in the

southbound direction, a lot of vehicles out, there as well. construction on the pa turnpike between neshaminy service plaza and delaware valley, right lane block, and reminder delaware memorial bridge southbound two left lanes block because of construction between five a.m. and 8:00 p.m. jim, over to you. >> thank, meisha a new this morning, brutal attack on pizza delivery driver in kingsessing. police say the 35 year old victim was about to make a delivery on the 5700 block of bo month, around 10:45 last night, when two men threatened him at gunpoint, told him to get back in his car. the suspect then kidnapped and robbed him before shooting him in the back of the head. >> a driver in the area of warrington and cobbs creek, and they take him out of the car, they go through his pocket, get about $65 out of his pockets, they tell him that's not enough, tell him to get on his knees, one of the mast gets back in the car, actor as though he's going to run him over. the victim in critical condition. police have found the car and are asking for the public's help to find a suspect. they believe the suspect may

be juveniles who live in the area. >> also, new this morning, five year old boy is being treated at the hospital after he was shot just inches from his parents in their chester home. car outside was damaged and the boy was hit when bullets flew into the window of their home. his parents are keeping him calm at the hospital by talking about his upcoming birthday party. he's expected to be okay and police are searching for the gunman. polls have just owned in new jersey which is holding presidential primary along with five other states. whatever the outcome, campaign 2016 is already making history. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at polling place in cherry hill. justin, any early risers? >> reporter: brooke, no sign yet. but likely very soon. sanders and clinton are letting voter support today, dictating political action tomorrow, this comes at several outlet now report that clinton will likely be the party nominee. this, even at the critical coast-to-coast voice get underway today, and it is all kicked off by garden state

voters. cbs news, the associated press, calling clinton the party likely nominee, counsel g weekend win in puerto rico, and her super delegate totalsment convention math puts clinton 26 delegates shy of the 20383. that is the nomination benchmark, step closer to being the first woman to top a presidential ticket. again, two big races today, new jersey, and its 126th pledge democratic delegates, and 16 un pledged or super delegates. and even bigger, california, with 546 delegates, that large prize has drawn both campaigns to the golden state, where a polling predict another close contest between clinton and sanders. sanders with 1,569 delegates, is vowing to fight all the way to the dnc in philadelphia next month. he argue that clinton advantage comes from super delegate support, which can very well change before the dnc. >> we've seen little bit of momentum, i think there are four super delegates in three

or four states, who have come over to us. >> super delegates have always followed the will of the voters. i expect them to do the same this time. >> and, five minutes into polling, you're watching people walk into this polling place now, here in cherry hill. now, both candidates are watching gop presumptive nominee donald trump very closely. he's now currently under fire, for controversial remarks made about a mexican-american federal judge now looking over his federal fraud lawsuit at this time. lots of party backlash over that, again, polls open here just minutes ago, 6:00 a.m. here in new jersey, we will stay open until 8:00 p.m., north and south dakota as well as new mexico and california also voting today. brooke, jim, back into you. >> thanks, justin, polls are now open in new jersey and they close at 8:00 p.m. stay with cbs-3 for continuing coverage throughout the day and see the results come in on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 and cbsphilly.com. in other news, one person is in the hospital following a

fire at delaware county shopping center. the fire started just before 9:00 at this family dollar store on delmar drive folcroft. the fire reached three alarms before firefighters could contain the flames. no word on the injured person's condition who was taken to crozer-chester medical center for treatment. >> and a firefighter is recovering after getting hurt battling a warehouse fire in philadelphia's brewerytown neighborhood. the fire started around 10:00 last night near 31st and jefferson streets, several food trucks are parked there. no details if any were damaged. >> this morning, getting closer look at the moments right before a baby was snatched from his mother inside the king of prussia mall in march. the newly-released surveillance video shows woman chatting up the baby's mother inside the mall, then, shows her quickly walking away with the baby. police found the baby unharmed that night and they arrested 32 year old shereea more. according to authority, moore confessed, police say she toll them she had given birth few weeks before and her baby

died. moore has court date later this month. >> now, for look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the front page of the delaware county daily times arrest warrant has been issued for north carolina man in the year old murder after truck driver in yeadon, delaware county district attorney whalen announced rodney wanted in the june 2015 murder of 63 year old thomas child at ridgway industries. >> from the front pages of the mercury, medium size black bear, medium size, because that's important, medium size black bear was just wandering around the quiet streets of phoenixville monday. now, some neighbors are on edge. reports of the animal began circulating throughout the borough yesterday morning. one homeowner security camera even captured the scary bear on video. >> oh, my. well, from the main line times, septa officials expect to have a final design for the new ardmore transit center complete by the end of june. project include new station building and 500 car parking garage, once the work begins, the project will take place in

two phases. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. small bear, medium, large? >> any bear. >> scared. >> bad news. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, tropical storm colin hits florida. the coast is getting pounded with heavy rain and heavy winds. find out where the storm is headed next. >> plus, outrage grows over the sentence california judge gave a swimmer convicted of rape. find out what the public is demanding after dueling on line statements are released. >> and bombshell claim from an old friend of o.j. simpson. what he says will probably happen once o.j. is released from prison. the story coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i like this song. >> ♪ >> i like the sun! >> that works for me. we'll be right back.

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♪ >> tropical storm colin moves across the northern part of the state. >> that's right. the storm is bringing heavy rain, and damaging winds, up to 50 miles p an hour. cbs news core upon accident hena daniels shows you the damage after the storm made landfall. >> in this surveillance video, you can see, the backyard shed and roof of this jacksonville home being ripped apart, piece by piece, as strong gusts of

wind from tropical storm colin came rumbling through. >> i could hear like the freight train sound. >> ron mcdowell, was at home with her daughter, when the storm hit and says they ran into the hallway for protection. >> stuff everywhere, tree snapped in half, their stuff is in my yard, their stuff in my yard, just crazy. >> in saint pete beach monday, the powerful storm surge returned on to the outdoor area of this restaurant. the high waves, and pelting rain, drenched the roads, flooding the street. with strong winds, to up 50 miles per hour, a 50-foot sipe trust tree toppled over onto this home near tampa. >> just all the sudden just boom fell. >> forecasters expect column town pelt part of florida, southeast georgia and coastal areas of the carolinas, with three-six more inches of rain today. hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

>> just a miss. >> winds, rain, fortunately we don't have anything like that around here. >> we really don't guys. thankfully looks like the way the storm will track, completely bypasses us, but this year, hurricane season got off to strange start. we had the a name alec back in january, barely ever have seen that happen. meanwhile colin now what we just discussed, that's the earliest we've ever seen c storm form since records began. the last time florida actually saw tropical storm make landfall was back in 2013. so been couple of years, not since 05 had the hurricane actually made landfall in florida so not necessarily we're get too long comfortable with the quiet tropical weather i would say, rather, we are, you know, maybe just sort of resting easy and now we've got to sort of just pay more attention as we end near la nina pattern, one factor of several that could lead to more busy her kahn season. meanwhile, here's what's happening on storm scan, tropical moisture getting shunted off to the north here. colin at the moment is about 90 miles to the

south-southwest of charleston. but this is going to basically just roll to the northeast. so it doesn't have any casino of major or direct impact on us. low 70s, muggy start to the day from philly on southeast further north and west you go still muggy but not quite as warm but that said, we've got front of our own that will be crossing through today, it is pretty weak when it comes to moisture content, so only expecting shower or maybe thundershower at some point this afternoon specially. but it does knock the temperatures back, pretty substantially, solid 11 degrees knocked off for that daytime high, by tomorrow, upper level disturbance that could still trigger not just the win but another shower, and then thursday, friday, looking awesome. mid and upper 70s, very low humidity, so couple of real great hair days coming up. but i don't have to tell jim that. >> you know me looking at that saturday and sunday, coy careless about monday through friday, we're here. >> our morning commuters are paying attention, thinking we care, we care what the roadways look like, yes, we

do. they are dry. looking great today. that's the great news. but waking up this morning i will say we were heating up quicker today than actually what we saw yesterday. and, we have an accident out there. this is our first one of the morning, and kind of lingering out there causing some slow downs now the schuylkill eastbound at gulph mills, we also on the westbound side, you can see, the police office their pulled all the way off to the shoulder maybe blocking just tiny bit of the far right lane with the lights on, but what you will see, slowing down little bit on the both sides, so what you see, the eastbound side very tight shoulder. might get a little gabe err delay. some of the vehicles that were involved, now out of the way. soap, they are just going to be taking a look at what that guy is doing. westbound side the flashing lights, where we start to see some brake lights go off just little bit as you come around this corner and get out of there. you can see there tires just over the line little bit of the overall if you have to head out by gulph mills, eastbound or westbound, give yourself couple of extra minutes, you might need it left lane compromised, not the

left lane pulled all the way off now to the right shoulder. overall looking good. i have more updates coming up in a little bit. first we'll take a quick break, stay right where you

welcome back, there was a lot of anger over the sentencing of a former stanford university swimmer. he raped an unconscious woman and will only serve up to six months in jail. now, there are petitions for the judge's recall. last week 20 year old brock turner was convicted of the attack, the judge ordered him

to serve six months in county jail, three month probation. in a letter to the judge, the victim had these words for her attacker, saying, quote: you took away my worse, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, my intimacy, my confidence, my own voice. a prosecutor on the case revealed her own emotional reaction. >> i cried. i felt like i didn't do my part in representing her interests in the case because of the slap on the wrist sentence that the defendant got. >> the sentence came after turner's father appealed to the judge with this letter that's also making a lot of people mad on line t says, quote, his life will never be the one that he dreamed. that is a steep price to pay for 20 minute of action. end quote. >> the gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo reopens today for the first time since a three year old boy fell into the enclosure. the incident led to the fatal shooting after rare gorilla.

zoo officials say the exhibit will have higher reinforced railing, the outer barrier will now be a half foot taller than before with solid wood beams and rope netting. the boy's mother will not face criminal charges over the incident. well, will smith who portrayed muhammad ali on the big screen will be among the paul bearers as his funeral on friday. >> there will be prayer service at the freedom hall arena in louisville thursday. won his first pro fight there in 1960. the next day, ali's body will be driven through the spree of his hometown. the public funeral will be at the kfc young center which holds about 22,000 people. starting today, there will be a limited number of tickets to the public for both services on a first come basis. in honor of princess birthday june 7th being declared prince day in minnisota the legendary musician would have been 58 today. prince died last month from an accidental overdose of painkillers. he was a jehova witness, didn't celebrate birth days, but that's not stopping fans across the globe from

celebrating him. some plan to party like it is 1999. >> our own minnesotan, named a cat after him. meisha? >> coming up: the playboy mansion is sold and the new owner is famous on his own. find out what this means for hugh hefner. >> plus, an old friend of o.j. simpson drops bombshell claim. the confession he predict is looming and see what o.j. simpson looks like in prison now. katie? >> well, this jim looking ahead to overall nice sunny summer like day, things are starting to change, we've got another front. we've got upper level disturbance to track, also a cool down, we will break down the details and time things out for when you we come back.

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>> her handlers say brittany spent the final years of her life befriending the first graders at nerve by elementary school and helping them read. o.j. simpson has been behind bars for eight years now. now the nevada department of corrections showing us what he looks like today. this is a new mugshot of the 68 year old, simpson currently serving prison sentence forearmed robbery. he is actually eligible for parole next year. meanwhile, former police officer and friend every simpson's dropped a bomb shipment ron shift told new york daily news murder confession is looming. ship said he believes simpson will confess to the murders of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman once release from the jail. >> the playboy mansion has reportedly been sold. but hugh hefner doesn't have to leave any time soon. >> reported buyer is darren metropolis, lives right next-door, and is principal at private equity firm. he also bought his current house from hugh hefner back in 2009. the mansion was listed for $200 million, but the selling price hasn't been confirmed yet. this is the craziest part i

think, the terms of the sale allow hefner to live in the mansion for the rest of his live. so more money for hue. >> the guess room. coming up. many primary day, the polls now open in new jersey, justin? >> jim, that's right, new jersey voters up first, as americans vote from coast-to-coast. i'm justin finch, the role gardner state -- garden state voters can play. >> revealing gop candidate he is voting for in today's primary, and it is not donald trumpment find out why his move raises speculation. and case of mistaken identity hear from the man getting blasted on social media for throwing a bottle at phillies star ryan howard, even though, he didn't do it. that's coming up next.

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>> katie says sketchy weather is headed our way, she times it all out for just just a minute. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. it is 6:30, time to get you caught up. here's what you need to know in your morning minute. i start asking for money, tell him to get on his neice, shot in the back of the head. >> fizz a delivery driver fighting for his life after being attacked, the 35 year old victim was about to make a delivery on the 5700 block of beaumont. >> new jersey is one of two big primary contests happening today and based on official projections, today could be a closer, for democrats, clinton and sanders. >> ticket for hue ham add ali muslim memorial service thursday already mail available this morning at 10:00 a.m. the popular gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo reopens today for the first time since a three year old boy fell into the enclosure. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> full house version of carpool car evening oke, for hosting gig at the tony awards this sunday night. >> you can catch the show, right here on cbs-3 starting at 8:00. hamilton's nominated for 16 awards, barbara streisand. >> one of my favorite awards show. it entertaining to me, kate. >> i oh, how could you not love it. as far as you guys mentioned earlier, just minute or two ago, the fact we do have some sketchy weather headed our way will be coming courtesy of our next cold front. i don't want you to worry there is isn't going to be anything like what we saw sunday evening with the heavy rain, pounding thunderstorms, but pretty potent front when it comes to cool air.

that it leaves in its wakes. look at just snapshot, of what storm scan is looking like right now, most of us are free, clear, you know, definitely little muggy start to the day, don't get me wrong, but do have basically full sunshine to report, perfect example of it, virtually no wind outside cut town area middle school, see the beam of sunlight coming through the shot, 63 degrees the current temperature with more sun than anything. however, there is a cold front that will be moving in. so, later on today, as if you are in new jersey, hitting the polls perhaps, don't be shock if you see or hear maybe rumble every thunder or see couple of raindrops, really just talking about a scatter shower, perhaps, thunder shower, as we hit the lunch hour low 80s already, and this isn't just for new jersey, guys, this is basically region wide. what you will find in terms of the forecast, so, as we look at the day planner for philadelphia, specifically shooting for about 83, for daytime high, again, spotty shower or thunderstorm is not out of the question this afternoon e-mail or at this of the day looks like rain free

with sunshine. >> good, looks beautiful out there, katie. beautiful sun already. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. now, this is where we have an accident, one of the first of the morning, still lingering out there the schuylkill eastbound at gulph mills. we also have a disable truck on the westbound side, that's the taillights moving in the westbound direction, you can see, it pulled all the way off to the shoulder. what we are seeing as the vehicles pass, the car there, just saw some go by it, really having to slow down as he tries to squeeze around this disable vehicle. so again, this is the westbound side. this is r with we saw the semi trying to squeeze by and he was having to put on his brakes, very tight fit right there eastbound side looking okay, there for awhile starting to back up little bit when we had more vehicles now looking a lot bertment couldn't ma p very busy, around the s curve, very slow, and very slow on the boulevard there is morning give yourself coupling of extra minute. jim, over to you. >> final big round every presidential primaries. >> new jersey is just one of

six state about to take part in history. eye within news reporter justin finch is live at polling place in cherry hill. justin? >> book, jim, good morning, several media out litz projecting hillary clinton as the likely nominee. still she and sand remembers watching today's outcomes, closely, which all began with polls opening here, in new jersey. cbs news and the ap say clinton's weekends win in puerto rico super delegate counts put her above sanders, clinton by some count news just 26 delegate shy of the nomination. new jersey counts some 126 pledge delegates, so, by tonight, she could secure the nomination, the first woman to do so. still, sanders and clinton are in california, 546 delegate. golden state vote today, too. clinton now locking in on donald trump, the presumptive gop nominee. he's now facing backlash for controversial remarks, made about a mexican american federal judge overseeing his fraud lawsuit.

now, meantime, democrats are focused on today's delegate count. and back out live, we have seen voters walk in to the polls here which opened about half hour or so ago. cbs news is also reporting president owe boom a could be endorsing and campaigning for clinton, within a matter of days. obama also reportedly spoke tone sanders on the phone but sanders not disclosing what was said. justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". brooke, jim, back into you. >> thanks justin for the update. polls in new jersey are open until 8:00 p.m. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage throughout the day and see the results come in on "eyewitness news" and cbsphilly.com. >> arnold swartznaeger, already cast his ballot for john case nick california's republican primary. yes, kasich, not donald trump, the actor and former california governor voted by mail, swartznaeger previously end doser dollars kasich who suspended his campaign last month. in other news, septa police are looking for eyewitnesses to confrontation

between one of their officers, and a man in handicuffs. a minute long video posted saturday on facebook, while it is unclear exactly when and where this happened, or what proceeded the man being placed in cuffs, the officer is seen taking him to the ground. septa internal affairs is investigating the incident, but police chief going a step further. anyone with more video or who witnessed the video to give them a call. >> local man says he's being falsely accused of the person who through beer bottle at phillies first baseman ryan howard over the weekend, picture of the alleged cup culprit making round on social media. police say working with the phillies to track down this person, but, joseph bennett of aston, delaware county tells "eyewitness news" people are pinning the fin err at him, he was more than 30 miles away at the time of the incident and has hedge to the people attacking him. >> not mement totally wrong what's going on. i'm getting harassed. and in that photo i want people to please take a good look at that photo, and you

can see, here is the side of my face, red facial hair, and i'm like 20 pounds heavier than that guy. >> police haven't made any arrests yesterday. when they do that person will likely face a disorderly conduct charge. >> many americans have trouble qualifying for private student loans, credit cards even mosh, which is why they turn to family member or friends with good credit and income history as a co-signer. >> is that a good idea? cbs news business analyst, jill schlessinger, is live in new york, she is urging, before you sign the -- on the dotted line. >> jill, i always tell people do not co-sign. how common is this? >> unfortunately they are not listening to you, my friend. credit card. com finds one in 6us delts have co-signed a loan or credit card for someone he will. about half of those who co-sign, did behalf on behalf after child. oh, it is my kid, i should do it. >> but check this out.

arrangement it can be a dangerous proposition. 38% of co-signers head to pay some or all of the bill because the primary borrower did not. catch that number, 38%, sounds almost like 40. 28% said they had a flop their own credit scores because the other person paid late or not at all. 26% of co-signers say the experience damaged their relationship with the person for whom they co-signed. gee, i wonder why. >> i rest my case. >> i'm with you. when you co-sign, what's your legal obligation, though? >> you know you are being asked to guarantee the entire amount of the debt. that means if the borrower doesn't pay, do you have do so. you may also have to pay late fees, or collection costs. that will can damage your credit rating. and by the way, even if you're not asked to repay the debt, your liability for that loan may keep you from get being other credit, or cause to you pay a higher interest rate

because creditors will consider the co-sign loan as one of your obligations, not just half of the loan, the whole loan. for all of these reasons, please think long and hard before you a grow to co-sign, listen to the man there, he knows what he is talking about. >> thank you, jill. >> see, i told you, you don't like admit whg i'm rid. >> oh, i like to tell you, thank, jim. >> coming up new emojis are on the way. see what some of them look like. >> pat has good story today, too, pat. >> brooke, we need some positive's there is young lady is full of them. meet a student athlete who beats the guys, slaps the base, and her her site set on helping kids. plus, see who she want a piece of on the golf course. jan? >> reporter: it sure does sound like a rally and looks like a rally. taking its message down to washington, dc, stops in philly and south jersey today. who are they, what do they want (are they giving away free stuff?

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>> last minute changes for the solar impulse two, from the lehigh valley to new york city, scheduled to leave at midnight but the crew felt the weather was changing little quicker than expected so they decided to stay put. they say they hope to leave for new york in the next few days. >> so, if you want to be extra social on social media, there are more emojis on the way. >> a lot more, total of 27 new, approved by the uni code consortium. apparently they actually mediate things like this. among the new emojis, drooling face, black heart and clinging glasses and there are symbols for gestures, food, animals, and sports, expected to be available two weeks from today and i'm not going to make a joke about the black heart. >> okay. i think i have used one '

mobile thinks my entire life. i can't see them half the time. >> got to break out your try folk as. >> is it a smile? >> i don't know what this is, smile face or the angry? i don't know. >> i'm with you, jim. i actually have hard time getting into the habit of using emojis, like floss being, you don't want to get into it eyewitness weather watchers we check in with what we are finding at the moment, pretty mild air in place, mid upper 60s, handful of 70s still to report here. lynn in cherry hill as is jenny, and they are both reporting two different temperatures right now flirting with or just above the 70 degrees mark. again, mid upper 60s, pretty much the story around the board. just flirting with 70, and any dover at 71, and 69 degrees comes in from march go, in south central new jersey. next to the pictures, the reason i love this so much you have got the beautiful yellow sunrise right now overlooking the farm, actually on

harrison, out in chesterfield, but yellow sunrise, if you look closely looks just tad hazy. moisture in our atmosphere this morning allowing it to feel casino of muggy. off to the south, tropical moisture getting thrown off to the north here, what you're going to notice though is this front crossing through today, anything to do with tropical storm colin, not dealing with the storm in any casino of direct let alone indirect way in the next couple of days. >> completely bypass, messes more with places far north as north carolina and moves out to sea good news, we track it storm system current gusts to up six a miles per hour with it it has since moved across north north florida, going out to see. >> area beeps, to kick up the saratov kick up the rip currents, sitting pretty here in the northeast. it will feel more comfortable in the wake of the next front that comes along later today. by the time we hit thursday

and fry specially, where you get to the awesome level on the dew point value so crisp outside from mid june standards not bad. solo, mid, upper 70s to report wednesday, thursday, friday. saturday then guys would be our next shot for a shower. meisha, over to you. >> looking like gorgeous weekend, weekend really, thanks, katie. good morning, everyone, a look at the blue route. at baltimore pike activity pulled off to the right shoulder, not causing too many slow downs, moment ago looking at the blue route northbound at baltimore pike it was literally almost dead stopped in the far left lane. so around this area, hard to see this zoom upshot. probably very slow. >> here at city avenue, just beyond that, westbound, tail lying mover in the westbound direction, also, very slow there. so the schuylkill, certainly starting heat up we push toward the main rush hour 7:00 hour. all right, also, i just want to pull your attention to this. more work being done the delaware memorial bridge, two

left lanes block, today, between 5:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. so make mother of this. this will start to slow you down little bit. you can take alternate for sure, but not going to if you are going it take the delaware memorial bridge give yourself couple every extra minute, construction here in delaware, 495, two left lanes block, until right around 7:00 a.m. so that should be lifting soon. brooke over to you. >> thank, meisha a june which mens high school remembers graduating and getting ready for college in the real world. >> "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is here to tell us about a grad ready to handle many different responsibility, pat, please tell us about this impressive young laid. >> i you want to feel like under achiever? >> yes. >> watch this right here. playing a sport in high school is a commitment that takes up much after student's time. throw in the fact also place at instrument at very high level, plus taking honors classes and still finds a way to offer her time to help sick children. mean olivia stein man. >> impressive, and then there is old ilya. the soon to be high school graduate is a jack of many

trades. the captain of the golf team at boyertown high school. make that, captain of the boys golf team. >> i play for my high school team. i have played for both the boys and the girls varsity teams. >> how does that- >> well, when i was a freshman we didn't have an established girls team. so i was playing on the guys teamment then we had like five girls who were out. but then gradually we started developing our actual team. >> she was nice enough to show me a thing or two on the course. and when olivia is not schooling the guys on the links, she accomplished basis with the philadelphia youth orchestra. >> i picked base because it was different. everyone played violin. i always like to stand out so -- >> mystro lewis says olivia wasn't afraid to tackle a big instrument. >> mostly an instrument reserved for the guys, but she has taken over and she has certainly commanding her section. >> most importantly, olivia is a member of the national honor society and has her site set

on vanderbuilt university in the fall. she can golf, she can play base, and she is a aspiring doctor. >> i've been involved in a internship at the children's hospital of philadelphia the past two years now. it is in the department of neurology, a lot of clinical research. it is a great experience. i like it all. >> l off ya is doing it all butt has one more golf challenge. >> ukee, i'm coming for you. >> she just called out ukee. we got to get those two on the golf course together. beyond golf, how impressive is it that she has been age to make time for so many activities, and not just any activities, you got golf, upright base, and clinical research at a children's hospital. today her high school career comes to a close as she graduates. i have a feel she will dot great things in the near future. bravo, olivia. >> very impressive. i don't think we have to worry about her foot your. very bright. >> not at all. >> i feel like under achiever. i have to start making more activities. don't know what i'm going do. >> you got it. >> this is cool.

speaking of of ukee, he will and guess co-host on the talk, he want to take you with him. he will sit down with the ladies of the talk next month. you can win trip for two to los angeles and get vip ticket to the show, all do you have do is to smith a picture or video on stain gram, describing why you're the biggest fan of the talk. make sure to use the hashtag the talk kyw and your chance to win. >> we see ukee every day, give someone's chance. >> i just want the trip to la. >> well, if you already miss the good wife, no worries, there is a new political drama coming to cbs-3. >> the creators that far hit series debut new thrill they are monday, titled brain dead. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live outside our studios with a preview. good morning, jan. >> good morning, i sat down with the stars yesterday, and they all keep saying every time they explain this new show to people.

>> it takes place in washington, d.c., on capitol him, where lawmakers just can't seem to get anything done. but this show is higher, brain dead, professional band rolling around philly and south jersey today even stopping by some polling places in the garden state for today's primary. show promises something for everyone, for those who love politics and specially for those who hate it. >> very republican thing to say. liberals love when things disappear. actually the definition of ac liberal. >> part of the cbs summer series, brain dead, comic thriller set in the world of washington, d.c., politics. >> having trouble with your student loan? >> i had the financing fall through -- >> the daughter of the democratic political dynasty who actually leads watch washington, but laurel is pulled back into the family business. when her older brother, luke, played by danny pino, needs

help running his senate office. >> being there, she decide she may as well try to do good job, get some things done, and proves to be very difficult. >> while on capitol hill laurel becomes certain of two things. government has stopped working, and bugs are invading the brains of congressmen. >> these bugs are basically making politicians so extreme that they can't negotiate, or can't come together in anyway. >> what's up with the bugs? >> i think that has to be exact same thing when i first red the script. so what's up with those bugs? >> danny and tony play senators on opposite sides of the aisle. danny as luke heeley, the democratic whipped senator from maryland, tony as top republican named senator red, one of the first to be infected. >> it makes our job so much easier because so much to draw from. so many bizarre characters, and situations and just when you think it can't get

weirder, it does. >> set in present day, with backdrop of the presidential election, creators michelle and robert king say the timing couldn't be better to bring the show to life. >> there was something even kind of growing about this new extremism both on the right and the left. best way to attack it was with something just as ludacrous, which is like invasion of the body snatchers. >> sometimes truth, they say, can be stranger than fiction. >> almost everyone i told the premise, their reaction is oh, like real life. >> brain dead premiers monday june 13th, right here, on cbs at 10:00 p.m. remember, this crew is going to be headed around the delaware valley today you can get free stuff like this campaign pin that you stop by and say hello. and brooke and jim, when i sat down with the stars yesterday, they say they are equal opportunity jokesters, they say, they make fun every both the left and the right equally. so no one is left out. back inside to you.

>> a least logical explanation now for what goes on in washington. >> invasion of the body snatcher. >> thanks, jan. once again see the premiere of brain dead monday june 13th rat 10:00 right here on cbs-3. we'll be right back with three to go. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow

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>> ♪ >> before we leave here's what you need to know for today's three to go. >> pizza delivery driver in

critical condition after being kidnapped, robbed, shot overnight in kingsessing. authority believe the suspect may be juvenile. >> polls in new jersey will remain open until 8:00 tonight, six states today hold their primaries, one day after hillary clinton clinched enough delegates to become the presumptive nominee for president. >> cincinnati zoo gorilla reopens today, been closed since last week after young boy fell into the enclosure. and that's three to go. >> get a last check on weather and traffic. >> yes, we take you down the shore here, take a look at the next couple of days, overall not bad at all. see isolated or stray shower, perhaps thunderstorm today, tomorrow, but some sun to go with it, temperatures dropping off by tomorrow, meisha. >> thanks so. ninety-five south at girard looking but i, also reminder, do you have more work on the delaware memorial bridge, two lanes block until 8:00 p.m. tonight. next on cbs tonight, james cords on talks about how he's preparing to host the tony award. have a great day.

good morning. it is tuesday, june 7th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." hillary clinton makes history. she is the first woman to become the democratic presumptive nominee for president. cbs news estimates she has the delegates she needs even before six states vote today. outrage grows over the sentencing of the former stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault. he faces just six months in jail. for the first time, we hear from one of the bicyclists who stopped the attack. plus, "the late late show's" james corden and legendary novelist stephen king are both in studio 57. but we begin with a