donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, lauren and meisha will be along, first more on the star studded memorial service happening today in muhammad ali's hometown. correspondent don done champion live in louisville, kentucky, thousands are expected to gather this morning. hello, don. >> good morning, brooke, jim, you know, people have come here from all over to remember the life of louisville's native son, service today will end a celebration that's been a week long for a man who not only had an impact on this city, but also this world. >> today's public memorial service for muhammad ali will be fit for a champion, after will smith, and former heavy weight boxing champ, lenox lewis, among eight paul bearers. >> i'm truly honored. he will always be remembered, and he will never be forgotten. >> and thousands attended traditionalist lamb i can prayer service for ali yesterday, where his family, was seen for the first time since his death, the service drew celebrities and fans

alike. >> well, he examplified all of the true virtues of islam, so together the community. >> today's interfaith event will draw dignitaries like mormon senator or and hatch, and the king of jordan, comedian billy crystal, and former president, bill clinton, will help eulogize the champ. >> you couldn't decide is this guy a boxer or a ballerina. the way he moved, the speed, the grace. >> before the service, a hurst will carry ali's body 19 miles through the city of louisville, past places he held close to his heart. >> this is why whenever i fight, i always make -- i was just so happy to be here -- >> ali will be laid to rest today at cape hill cemetery in his beloved hometown. >> as you know ali helped plan today's ceremony, several years ago, one of his big requirement, was that every day people be allowed to attend, and not just vips, we should mention, president obama did want to be here today, but valerie jared will

be representing the administration, instead, because the president will be attending his daughter, malea's graduation. jim, brooke? >> thank you, don, we'll have continuing coverage of muhammad's al lee continuing coverage on cbsphilly.com. >> now a check on your forecast, lauren in for katie today. hey, lauren? >> beautiful day in store. yesterday was gorgeous, comfortable humidity levels again today going to feel nice and pleasant when you step outside. and we are off to beautiful start. check out this view. center city looking live, not cloud in the sky. blue sky conditions. temperatures still little cool, we're at 60 degrees right now with the west wind up around 9 miles per hour, and cool in the lehigh valley down into the low 50's, chilly, in the poconos, down into the middle 40's, little cool in ac at 52 degrees, but not too bad to start wildwood at 63. dew point they tell us about the sticky factor, when you have dew point down into the 40's, and 30's, those are not june-like dew points, those are more fall-like dew points, meaning it feels so nice and

comfortable stepping outside. that will will hold true all throughout the day today. daily planner looking awesome, 68 degrees, sunshine for the 9:00 hour, low 70s, as we head into your lunch hour under mostly sunny sky, and little breeze picks up, as we head into the second half of the day. our high temperature at 79 degrees, but meisha, a watching a storm chance, as we head into the day tomorrow, we will talk more about that coming up. >> lauren, that sounds good. so live in the moment, right? live in the moment for today. because it is going to be gorgeous. take a look at this, schuylkill eastbound at spring garden head into center city. enjoy that water view into center city. this is gorgeous shot. and you have got nice traffic, as well. so looking really good right now. ben franklin bridge, same story here, moving in the westbound direction, sure, a loft vehicles out there, overall, everywhere that we are being looking right now kind of holding steady so everyone still traveling at posted speed, 55 miles per hour if at all possible and looking good. blue route at route one looking good in both directions of the blue route, just dealing with some sun glare today. not bad thing. pack the sunglasses, delaware

county 95 north at 452, gorgeous shot here, as well. arriving kind of right into the sunshine, so certainly have to be either have your blinders on, hands up, don't want to do. that will pack those sunglasses, accident here involving injuries. one person transported to the hospital. ninety-five southbound, before route 141, two lanes block right now. not going to cause too many slow downs yet. a lot of flashing light, going to start to get gaper delays, so just use your best caution there. i have construction coming up in just a couple every minute, brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha a tragedy in springfield delaware county this morning when fast moving fire claimed a life. you can see this home on east thompson avenue in granite terrace engulfed in flames. crews responded around 12:15 after and remained on scene for at least a hour, authorities have not identified the victim, or a cause of the fire at this time >> meisha while south jersey fire forces someone to jump from window to escape the flames. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live in west depford, now, where she is getting closer look at the damage, good morning, jan, what's it look like?

>> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning. now that the fire fight is over, the cause investigation can begin, now that we have little bit more daylight and emergency crews have moved off this street, you can really get close up view of the damage left behind. flames quickly tore through this home, you can see, all the way through this morning. now, three people were taken to the hospital because of this fire. and we're told, one of those people was injured after jumping from a second story window to escape the flames. this fire started around 10:00 last night. here at 66 church street, west depford, gloucester county, when fire crews got the call, there were report of people trapped inside. fortunately, when they arrived, three people had already made their way out to safety. but again, one person had to make that drive escape by jumping from upstairs window. fortunately, no firefighters were injured. they did have a large fire fight on their hands, however. the home was engulfed in flames, and the fire grew so large that it also damaged a home next-door. >> aggressive attack, able to keep it to the majority, some

extention to the house next-door, minor damage, burnside, but able to just keep it to that. >> now, again, three people were taken to area hospitals, we are working to get an updated condition on all of those people, in the meantime, this fire cause is now under investigation. all questions are being diverted to the prosecutors office, hoping to get up a date from them, a little later on this morning, and, unfortunately, as you can see behind me this morning, this home looks to be complete lost. we are reporting live in west depford this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> that's awful. thanks a lot, jan. in other news, police are investigating a homicide in hunting park. officers found a 47 year old man shot to death last night, in the 3900 block of north ninth street. another man with a gunshot to the shoulder showed up at temple university hospital. investigators believe both men were involved in a altercation. >> meanwhile, police are searching for the person who stalked a woman on the schuylkill river trail, then

slashed her across the forehead. it happened yesterday around 3:00 in the afternoon, the victim was taking to walnut st. when the suspect told her, quote, you don't know anything. then slashed her with a unknown object. she is going to be okay, but it is another reminder for people to be aware. >> i carry pepper spray with me. when i runny make sure to check my surroundings. >> anybody coming up close to you, you have to be leary about that. >> one attack is one too many. >> just last month there were two indecent exposure incidents on the trail. a volunteer watch group is putting up stick tears help tell first responders exactly where a victim is in case of an emergency. >> a philadelphia mother is charged with murder in florida after suffocating her two young children. this is the suspect, 40 year old sophia heinz, accused of smothering her two children with a bed sheet at relative's house in florida children were identified as three year old aerial, and seven month old saint lou owe. the suspect's husband, and

father, of saint lou owe said he's devastated. >> what was going on with her head, what's wrong with her, but i can't understand, i'm really confused right now, i'm trying to talk but the words just not coming. i have to forgive her in order for me to get boy. >> if she was so stressed, going through anything, she could have left them both there. >> florida investigators say heinz confessed to killing the children but did not offer an explanation why. >> in other news, pennsylvania governor tom wolf has asked the navy and air force to help cover costs associated with water contamination, at two bases in montgomery county. nearly 70,000 people who live near the horsham air guard station and the naval air warfare center in warminster may need blood testing. the water in both areas showed elevated levels of a cancer-causing chemical. according to governor wolf, the cost of these blood tests could exceed $7 million. >> coming up: see the new royal portrait just released in honor of the queen's 90 birthday. >> plus, joe biden said he is

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welcome back everyone, the time 6:12. wildwood officials are asking for help cleaning up, after a big mess for memorial day weekends. >> the city now offering an incentive to take part in it beach clean-up tomorrow. crowds left a 15 block stretch of the beach a mess, trash over the holiday weekend last month. volunteers will get free pass toss see an advanced screening of finding dorey. >> so how will the beach weather be this weekend, lauren? >> beach weather is going to be beautiful, especially, if you're on three day weekends today, looking good, beautiful conditions, but we'll have to watch out for some storms, as we head into tomorrow. certainly no storms in the scene right now, getting live look at the neighborhood network in cut town,

55 degrees, blue sky conditions, looks so nice, green grass, beautiful. yes, a nice june friday in store. temperatures are little cool it start. might need couple of layers, 51 gressorial end town, 606 in philadelphia, cool in ac at 52 degrees, but at 60 in dover. storm scan3, showing us, a bunch of nothing. the closest showers, well off, northeastern new england, few clouds well off to the south, over the delmarva peninsula, otherwise, it is going to be another quiet day in store, mostly sunny conditions, 79 degrees, little bit after breeze under the northwest at around ten to 15 miles per hour. comfortable humidity levels again today. and then, tonight, gorgeous conditions. mainly clear, pleasant, dropping back to 60 degrees. sunset is at 8:29. and fast forwarding to tomorrow, down the shore, you'll have to watch out for some hit or miss showers, and thunderstorms, so probably be able to sneak some beach time in. keep close eye to the sky, hard to see the cumulus clouds rising up, definitely want to move inside, 08 degrees the high temperature down the shore tomorrow. that uv index at eight. need the sunscreen for sure.

severe weather threat is in place for tomorrow. the delaware valley, in a slight risk of severe weather, not going to see widespread severe storms, but other storms that do develop late day tomorrow, could be on the strong potentially severe side. so pretty quiet for the first half of the day. some scattered showers and storms developing, as we head into midday, and this particular model, but i think the concern will be later in the day with that potential store strong weather with some of the hit or miss showers and thunderstorms rolling through during the late afternoon and evening hours, main threat will be some strong gusty winds, so keep yourself up to date on the changing weather situation on saturday. and then, no concerns, into sunday, another warm day, eight a degrees, mostly sunny and bit windy, meisha, a then cooler by monday, 78, sunshine, breezy, ah, that's nice. >> yes, sure looks nice. the fact we can say 78 is cooler that's pretty good for us, right? this will be awesome day, guys, gorgeous outside. the boulevard headlight moving in the southbound direction forks street, see how many vehicles are now starting to hit the roadway. we can expect that now we are

in the 6:00 hour. back up, see the sun glare, be sure to pack the sunglasses today, you're certainly going to need it, not a bad thing to say that you expect those sunglasses, because that's just letting us know it will be a gorgeous day, 95 south, past cottman, you can see, how slow moving it is right now, we've been watching this all morning long, interstate 95, really starting to heat up now. a lot of people wanting early jump start to their day, get out, enjoy the beautiful weather, can't blame them there. ninety-five south past cottman looking busy. ben franklin bridge, what a contrast, moving in the westbound direction into center city from new jersey, looking really really nice. so you're in great company if you are just thinking about headed out to the ben franklin bridge. looks like that all morning long really. 422 at valley forge, same story, both directions looking really nice, overall great morning so far. jim, over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha a big weekends awaits britain's queen elizabeth. >> event being held all over england, to celebrate her 09 birthday. kick off the festivities, another portrait of the queen has been released there she is

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>> back now, story sparking outrage across the country, now vice president joe biden weighing in on the stanford rape case. the vice president wrote an open letter to the woman who was sexually assaulted by this man, brock turner. the former sanford university swimmer was sentenced to six months in jail, for raping the unconscious woman, and that ignite add fire storm. the vice president wrote, quote, i am filled with furious anger, both that this happened to you, and that our culture is still so broken that you were ever put in a position of defending your own worth. he also called the victim's bravery, breathtaking. now, there is also growing backlash against the judge on the case. this man, judge aaron, is facing calls to step down. he's even gotten death threats over the ruling, now learning jurors don't even want to sit on his bench. about 20 potential jurors were let go wednesday from serving in judge's courtroom. they all claimed hardship.

that hardship was serving under judge perksy. >> time to check your cup hard, snack on this week's "3 on your side" rounds up. here's what you need to know. >> first up, kitty craft concerns. crazy jeweled gem creations is recalling some jewelry making kits and supplies. a bracelet in the kit contains high levels of lead, and lead is toxic if ingested by young children. the recall involves shimmer and sparkle and my look ultimate gem machines, as well as one refill product. the kits were sold at toys "r" us, wal-mart, and target stores, from august of 2015, through this past april. keep these products away from small children, and contact the the manufacturer for refunds, next up, recalling 20,000 bunk beds, because the mattress support rales can break, posing a fall risk. so far they've had 650 reports of the rales breaking, and at

least eight children have been injured. these bunk beds sold exclusively at bob's discount furniture nationwide. stop using these beds, and immediately contact hills dale for information on having them repaired. and finally, pretzel problems. frito lay recalling select packages of rolled goal tiny twist, thin sticks and honey wheat braided pretzels. they macon tape peanut residue which could be harmful for people who have peanut allergies. the products have guaranteed fresh dates ranking from june 28th of 2016, to august 23rd of 2016, on the front of the package. >> now you can recall the pretzels to the store of purchase for refunds, or contact frito lay, customer relations, i'll be posting more information and on my facebook and twitter feeds. >> you know those days when i steel your snack? >> that's one of them, but i am not allergic to peanut. you're not allergic to peanuts, are you? >> no. >> stay out of moo lunch bag.

>> most common twitter passwords un covered in a hack. >> meisha's dream drive takes us on a hey ride. see where you can kick ban and let a tractor do the driving. and it is weather watcher friday. hi, lauren. hey, yes, weather watcher friday. we have our weather watcher john, he's in from tabernacle today. he's got some real interesting stories, as well. he's going chat with us after the break. in fact, he used to work in this very building. on this very floor, some years ago, we'll talk to john coming up in a

look at your headlines from across our region, in today's cop it of the trentonian, took two trials, two different, killing of off duty mercer county corrections officer, maurice gillman, tucker, face life in prison, sentencing scheduled august 1st. in the news of delaware county, off initials darby borough aren't too please wad agreement they have to provide fire and emergency services to neighbors. darby says has been having problems meeting its payment obligations under a mutual aid

agreement. >> and from the front page of the burlington county times, construction of new firehouse in willingboro is being put on hold. the township has budgeted $11.7 million for the project, but all of the bids received exceeded that amount, by nearly million dollars. and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines, from around the delaware valley. a massive twitter heist reveals many used most common passwords, talking about this for years. >> reasonable guess recall. 123456. come on, people. nearly 33 million twitter customers were hacked and more than 120,000 of them use the generic password. twitter said it is monitoring the list, work to go secure customer accounts. change your passwords. >> coming up: the pennsylvania high school that canceled graduation, because after threat. >> justin? >> after a violent attack, citizens stepping to up save themselvesment i'm justin fin watch more on that coming up live. >> leading democrats endorse hillary clinton's run for the white house, and are wasting

no time going after the republican presumptive nominee, donald trump. i'm hena daniels in new york, i'll have the latest on campaign 2016. coming up. >> thank you for. that will and we've got an accident on the schuylkill, one in whitemarsh, another more serious one on 95, all of the updates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right

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a gorgeous day ahead. lots of sunshine. >> but we could see some severe weather over the weekends, lauren will let us know when that could interrupt your outdoor plans. good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, 6:30 on the dot. time to get you caught up. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. tragedy in delaware county this morning, when a fast moving fire claims a life. >> you can see the intense

flames ripping through this home on east thompson avenue in granite terrace in springfield. >> a woman attack on the schuylkill river trail has people who enjoy the path on high alert. >> what is so truck for some people is when this impact happened, thursday afternoon, in broad daylight. >> i'm with her. i'm fired up. and i cannot wait to get out there, and campaign for hillary clinton. >> president obama throws his support behind hillary clinton. donald trump mocked the president's backing of clinton, the clinton campaign, tweeted back, telling trump to delete his account. >> the philadelphia phillies select mickey moniak. >> moniak considered perhaps the best all around player in the draft. >> it is always a kids dream, you know, get drafted by major league team, but to be the number one pick is just, you know, it is insane. >> dark forces are upon us.

>> shalt earthed box office records overseas. >> did you see it. >> i don't -- that's not my style of move. >> i all right lauren has some extra help in the weather center today, hey. >> yes, special guest, john, from tabernacle, new jersey, one of our first weather watchers, when did you start, john? >> october of 2013. >> so long going, long standing weather watcher, john actually used to work in this same building on the same floorment tell us about that. >> yes, it was the systems and programming and computer center, on the floor, plus some administrative services, and we basically did all of the programming for smithkline and french lab stories. >> wow, how about that? what a coincidence, also today is a important day for john, not just being here, even more important, a big anniversary for you. tell us about that? >> yes, the family calls it liver day. today was the day of my liver transplant at the hospital of

the university of pennsylvania. >> nineteen years, right? >> nineteen years. >> nineteen years and going strong, put it there! thanks so much for being with us, this morning, john, great to have your health, and we love all of our weather watcher's help, if you would like to be a weather watcher, cbsphilly.com many sign up. all you need is a rain gauge, and thermometer, but you have fancy weather system? >> dow. >> yes, but today, not too much weather watching going on, because we're just watching sunshine, look at that view right now, center city philadelphia, looking good, blue sky conditions, six off degrees right now, winds out of the west, at around 9 miles per hour. and temperatures, cool, lehigh valley, 51 degrees right now, in allentown, down right chilly in the poconos, mid 40's, 52 degrees right now, in atlantic city. storm scan3 showing us not much going on right now, clear sky conditions, 79 greets, nice low humidity.

>> lauren, thank you so much for that. >> good morning, everybody. okay, looking at some sunshine out there. >> when we have sun glare like this, sometimes, we might not know it, but this can cause some problems out there, because it can be so blinding. exactly happened here this accident, but just know, on the schuylkill, eastbound, at girard, we do have accident blocking the left lane, than is one that is going to really start to cause us some slow downs. because when you approach it, not only is it multiple vehicles here, you can see, some squad car with flashing light on, you will get the gaper delay. now actually have the volume levels to sustain some slow-downs. then, over on the shoulder, you have this guy, pulled all the way out to the far right shoulder. a lot of activity going on here, it is going to slow you down quite significantly the vine looking all right, 495, couple of more accidents i will tell but coming up in about ten minute, jim, over to you. >> thank you very much, meisha

a1 person is killed, after an intense fire rips through his home in springfield, delaware county. you can see this home on east thompson avenue in granite terrace engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived around 12:15 this morning. we just check with authorities, they've not yet identified the victim. so far, no word on the cause. >> three people are hurt after a fire destroys their home in gloucester county, it started around 10:00 last night, at 66 church street in west depford. the flames were so intense, that one resident jumps from second story window. the home next-door was also damaged, that cause of that fire is under investigation, as well. >> jim, police are looking for the person who attacked a woman on the schuylkill river trail. it happened yesterday, in broad daylight, on the steps lead to go walnut st. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live along the trail which has been the site of numerous crimes, in recent months. justin? >> brooke, that's right. police say this victim here new that she was being followed. and now, a group of concerned

citizens is banding together to patrol the schuylkill river trail themselves, a public path that many want to see make safer now, especially, broad daylight. >> no, philadelphia, you just have to be, you know, safe and street smart. >> enjoying the schuylkill river trail are doing so with heightened sense of awareness. >> i carry pepper spray with me, when i run, i make sure to check my surroundings. >> not like i jog around here not careful looking around, but just this inheriter cognisance every what's going on. >> just before 3:00 p.m. thursday, philadelphia police, report a brazen attack, in broad daylight, 24 year old woman, stalk from behind, had been slashed across her forehead, police say, as she walked upstairs, to the walnut st. bridge, from the schuylkill river trail. seconds before the slashing, she recalls her assailant telling her quote you don't know anything. >> anybody coming up close to you, you have to be leary about that. >> there have been safety

concerns along this picturesque path before, just last month, reports of two men, in two separate instances, indecently exposing themselves within minutes of each other on the same saturday morning, only one suspect was caught. >> don't travel alone. you know, stay with a group, if you can. >> as police step up patrols, citizens are on guard, as well. the group will soon roll out schuylkill river trail watch, volunteers working in pairs, and trained to spot suspicious activity. >> we are hoping that the schuylkill river trail watch will be another level of, you know, of advocacy and another level of accountability, and watchful eye, you know, on top of what the police department is doing, and working really really hard. >> and as police are working that trail watch, set to start later this month, that victim suffered a gash to her forehead, was taken to presbyterian for treatment. meantime, police are still trying to track down the man who stabbed her. brooke, jim, back into you.

>> thanks a lot, justin. wow. >> frustration for one pennsylvania high school class, a student was arrested and the ceremony to be canceled after a threat of violence. the manheim central school district located near harrisburg, forced to cancel last night's ceremony after a student made a thread early yesterday. the threat allegedly referenced 1999 columbine high school shooting in which 15 people were killed, including two gunmen. >> well, the campaign for wheat house is heating up as hillary clinton picks up several key endorsement, and the democrats turn their sites to donald trump. hena dance yells with the latest from new york. >> leagued democrats endorsing hillary clinton's run for the white house. including president obama, who through his support behind his former secretary of state. >> look, i know how hard this job can be, that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. >> donald trump wasted no time going after his likely opponent. tweeting, obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of

obama, but nobody else does. the clinton campaign tweeted back: telling trump to delete his account as the attack did not end on social media. massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren, laid into the presumptive gop nominee during speech to the american constitution society. >> donald trump is a allowed, in a i, then-skinned fraud, who has never risk anything for anyone and who serves no one but himself. >> president obama's first campaign appearance with clinton will be in greenbay, wisconsin, next week. hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". meanwhile, donald trump is losing to the phillies fanatic in a presidential pole, public policy polling asks pennsylvanians who would you rather lead the country, donald trump or the philly phanatic? >> get this: the phanatic got 46% of vote compared to, no

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are you saying i'm the number one pick? >> you are, always. >> i appreciate that. after several seasons of bad baseball, the phillies were rewarded, with number one pick this this year's mlb draft. the place, no team really wants to be, but after 99 losses, a year ago, the phillies finally look to be on their way up. and they have new high school studs to add to their growing list of top prospect. >> with the first selection of the 2016mlb draft the philadelphia phillies select mickey moniak, an outfielder from lacoss that canyon high school in california. >> moniak is considered perhaps the best all around position player in the draft. he's a tall wire i six-two, 190, but he hits for high average, and is a stellar defensive centerfielder. first up, though, graduation. moniak will get his diploma today, then back to baseball. >> i mean, it is undescribable, you know? it is always a kids dream, you know, to get drafted by major

league team, but to be the number one pick is just, you know, it is insane. i mean, to share it with all my family right now, my friends, it is awesome. >> this is middle of the fields player. and i think in the way baseball is today, i mean, that was an imagine or factor for us, as a kid who is athletic, he can really hit, correct me if i'm wrong, but one if not the top bats in the country. and he is a centerfielder. >> their second pick the phillies winds to the mounds. they selected kevin gaudy, right-handed pitcher from santa barbara high school in california. he was the 42nd pick overall. moniak and gaudy were going to be teammates at ucla next year, now they could be teaming up in the phils pharmacist tell. a few local high school stars heard their names called last night in both the first and second rounds of the nlb draft. the barnegat high school team locked in to see their teammate and where he would go. they were excited to see jason selected 12th overall by the red sox. the six-six, lefty, was

considered perhaps the best pitcher in the draft. another local product was drafted high last night, earlier this week i sat down with nolan jones of holy ghost prep. he's now headed to the indians, going in the second round, 55th overall, he was considered a top 20 pick by many, but ends upgoing a little later. >> maybe the best part of moniak goes number one is the bet he made with a childhood friends, his name is ethan. the bet was if moniak went in the top ten of the draft, ethan would get moniak's signature tatooed on his rearend, so, efhan, time to make good on the promise, right on the butt. >> that's terrible. >> he's the one who came up with the bet, he said yes to it. >> doesn't it sound like something only a kid in college would do? can't really gather tatoo in high school, snow. >> parent permission. >> have to sign off on it. >> thanks, pat, appreciate t the us men's national some soccer team place paraguay, in town little earl. >> i seizing the opportunity to rock out.

>> that is as in rocky balboa. >> this is mid fielder al hand did a, getting his jabs in, and then running un the art museum stems. the whole team posed at the tomorrow of the stairs, they're sure to win their game now. good weather for it. >> ya, absolutely, good weather, running up those stairs, doing a little rock i action, little sunshine coming down, beautiful end to the work week. the beautiful day yesterday. except for the gusty wind, today not going to have those gusty winds, we will check in with some of the weather watchers, cool conditions this morning, temperatures down into the 40's, and 50's, so we head down into delaware, 49 degrees as reported by our cbs-3 weather watcher dolores, newark, delaware, reporting sun sky respect says clear, coal, little warmer, this morning, than yesterday morning, at this time. thank goodness, yes, do you need to layer up certainly yesterday morning, with one of the cooler start in the last couple of months, we'll head out to bethel, pennsylvania right now, ooh degrees, as

reported by our cbs weather watch err. there you go. rick, and he's reporting sunny skies, right now, and he says chills in the hills here in berks county, says clear, beautiful skies, cbs. get what you did there, rick, i like that, enjoy the day, it is going to be real nice day for us across the delaware valley, very similar to yesterday's conditions, humidity wise, sunshine wise, but we will have less breezy conditions, and temperatures right now, they're a bit cool specially in the suburbs up into the lehigh valley, 51 degrees right now, at 60 in philadelphia, high temperatures topping at 79 degrees. we got to 77 yesterday. mostly sunny, little bit breezy, comfortable conditions. and as we head into tonight, very beautiful, to get out there on the town, mainly clear conditions, pleasant dropping back to 06 degrees, sunset near 8:30 this evening. if you are headed down the shore today, and for the upcoming weekends real nice today 78 degrees, watching out for some hit or miss storms, could be on the stronger side tomorrow, meisha, but by

sunday beautiful conditions, your beach chair, get ready, little breezy, but 81 degrees, for the forecast on sunday. >> yes, clear, blue skies, cbs, lauren, i love that. good morning, everybody. accident here the schuylkill eastbound before girard, pulled all the way out to the right shoulder now, and we do have people out of their vehicles, casino of walking around, checking it out. you can see, we've got the flashing lights and the crews there, so just know that this is certainly going to cause you some problemsment going to give you some slow downs, we have the volume levels to sustain that, and also, you're going have that gaper delay, the schuylkill eastbound before girard. i want to show you back upshot so you can get an idea waist going on behind that, producer might need to help me. this is the schuylkill light moving in the eastbound direction before montgomery leading to where that is, you can see pushing up further eastbound, start to stop, start to see brake lights go on. so very, very slow there right now. an accident cleared whitemarsh, and also, the other one, the bigger one in

delaware, again, my producer, 59 southbound before route 141, also been cleared. so those three accidents, just one on the schuylkill, the other two are now cleared. jim, over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha a time now 6:50. a lot many coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, nora. >> hey, good morning to you, brooke, jim. saying good-bye to the greatest. scott pelle leads our coverage from louisville where thousands are expected to pay their respects to muhammad ali. also, we will talk with his long time friends kareem abdul-jabbar. plus look into the world president obama will play on the campaign trail. and if donald trump can compete when it comes to fundraising. and a parrot might be the key witness in a murder mystery. we talk with harvard researchers to find out if the birds' memory should old up in court. the news is back in the morning, we'll see in you just about ten minutes. >> thank you, nor a definitely we will be watching. >> we will. it is friday, time for another dream drive. >> meisha, a where are you taking us this week? >> well, where am i going to

take you? i ventured off into spring fields township new jersey, well, a took tore did some of the driving for a change. take a look. >> apply drive took me to burlington county new jersey, and the small community of jobs town to enjoy the farm life. >> i'm talking about hey rides, strawberry picking and a whole lot of animals. >> historic property dates back to the 16 hundreds. >> this 1320 acres, so once you drive up that driveway, you are in this farm bubble. >> the local looks familiar? it should >> fruit pre serves, and apple cider donuts or head out to the field. >> right now we have strawberries, first crop we've had. >> we take you out to the farm, we will go around.

>> west johnson, of the johnson family. >> what is your favorite fruit? >> strawberries. >> strawberries i love working here. i'm from the city. >> yes? >> so everything is great on the farm. it is relaxing, and natural food. >> so sweet. such a big difference than when you just go to a grocery store. >> really is, these ones, just ripe, red, ready to go. >> do you ever come back to the house and go i cannot eat one more strawberry, i just can't do? >> yes, sometimes. >> these are gahm. just take like this, the kids, they break it off,. >> that's cute. >> and then they have little party down there. and fight for the food. >> there you go. >> they do -- oh, look. >> these are sheep here. >> your eyes go right away to

the darling little tiny baby. >> yes, she is a newborn, she was actually born last week, we're in the pen right now, with them, but when the kids are here, they have to feed them through the pipes outside the fence here. >> absolutely, for safety reasons? >> yes. >> this is penelope. >> cute. how old is penelope? >> about 12 years old, this is miniature horse, we let the kids meet, pet, and ride. >> i see own style us? >> yes, she does. >> our producer john just said you want the pig, i want the mini horse. i can't say i blame her. >> we had the strawberries in just a few weeks, guys, raspberries ready for the picking, as well, such a great place, not only to get you are grub on, visit with the animals, take a ride on the tractor, enjoy the nature. great weekends trip for the family. thanks, johnson's locust hall farm for letting us visit. great name by the way? >> they always search your car before you leave to see if you took one of the animals, the

only problem. >> i know, i shoved that one up the back of my shirt. >> meisha would leave with a elephant if she could. >> thanks, meisha a celebrating group ... new start in life. >> cocktail reception and auction at the tea room last night, they provide professional clothing for women re-entering the work force. i was happy to donate an outfit, and model for the event. "kyw news radio" reporter cherri gregg also donated an outfit, also modelled, it was a lot of fun, and good organization, because these are things you don't think about, how important they are, when someone is trying to do better for themselves. >> we'll be right back with three to go.

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>> what you need to know for today's three to go. >> searching for attack here slashed woman on the forehead yesterday. this happened while the victim was walking along the schuylkill river trail. >> boxing great muhammad ali will be laid to rest today in kentucky, passed away last week after decade long battle with parkinson's disease. >> with first pick if the draft, the phillies chose mickey moniak, but, before he walked into citizens bank park, he must first walk at his high school graduation today. that's three to go. >> and let's get last check on weather and traffic. lauren? >> beautiful today. 79 degrees. sunshine, low humidity, more humid tomorrow, mid 80s, watching out for some hit or

miss storms, could be on the stronger side, not wash out, but do keep eye to the sky, then sunday warm, eight a and windy. >> thanks, lauren, looking nice outside. we do have this accident pulled off to the shoulder, the schuylkill eastbound, before girard, called off to the right shoulder, but you are getting little bit of gaper delay, back up camera not look that bad. >> our region continues to come together to fight against childhood cancer. >> today children's hospital is host another lemonade stand, day after a successful fundraiser right here at cbs-3. it was a record breaking day yesterday, at our tenth annual telethon. for alex's lemonade stand. >> many volunteers trickled in, through the day, honoring memory of alex scott. >> big thanks to our partner, sponsors and you, the viewers, our grand total from this amazing day, $4,986,068. amazing new record. cbs this morning is next. >> have a great day. and a wonderful weekend.

caption good morning. it is friday, june 10th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." thousands say a final good-bye today louisville's favorite son, muhammad ali. scott pelley leads our coverage, and ali's longtime friend, kareem abdul-jabbar, joins us. democrats led by president obama rally around hillary clinton. can donald trump compete in the fund-raising race? plus, vice president joe biden pens a moving letter to the stanford sexual assault victim. biden says she's a warrior with breathtaking bravery. we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary will