know, it is not a show any more. >> this morning, america is still reeling from the worse mass shooting in us history 50 dead, 53 other injured, after man opens fire inside an orlando night club. and, now, we know, some of the victims were from philadelphia. >> this was act of terror and act of hate. >> president obama condemns the attack as well as we learn more about the man who pulled the trigger. >> and across the nation, signs of solidarity and gay pride we will tell you where vigil planned in our area tonight. good morning to you, today is monday june 13th, i'm nicole brewer in for jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, investigators are digging dope near the life of the gunman behind the deadliest shooting in us history. at least 50 people are dead, 153 more are hurt. omar mateen was on the fbi radar, investigators say mateen opened fire inside the

crowded pulse club yesterday morning. cbs correspondent kenneth craig with more from orlando. >> good morning it, has been more than 24 hours, since this all unfolded here in orlando, you can see, authorities still have this entire area blocked off as they go through the club room by room trying to identify the dead. >> one by one, the bodies of the victims were hauled away from the pulled night club sunday night. earlier anxious family members sobbed as they learned the fate of their lived ones, omar mateen, aimed are ar15 semiautomatic assault rifle, and handgun, opened fire in the crowded gay club around 2:00 sunday morning. club goer a mid the night club. >> people that were wounded, just to get them out of the way, yes, probably the worse i've ever felt in my entire life.

>> fbi investigating the incident as act of terrorism after mateen went into club bathroom, and called 911, to pledge his allegiance to isis before he started shooting. >> the fbi first became aware of march teen in 2013 he made inflammatory comment to co-workers, alleging possible terrorist ties. >> the fbi looked at him again in 2014, to investigate the potential ties to american suicide bamm err in syria. said closed both investigations because mateen did not pose a threat at the time. >> the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearm, says mateen legally bought the guns used in sunday massacre. they interest two firearms, long gun and handgun in the past few days. >> mateen's ex-wife said she left her husband in four days. >> meltly ill. >> re will row least the names of more victims today. >> so far, 21 of the 50 victims have been publicly

identified ring from 20 to 50 years old. in orlando, kenneth craig, now, back to you. >> thanks, kenneth. much more on the orlando night club shooting in just a moment. >> first, let's get you ready for your day with a check on the forecast, katy? >> good morning, nicole, brooke, today will end up being pretty tran will day in the weather department. we are also going to see relative humidity remain nice and low, still have full sunshine to work with, it is not as hot, yesterday, really was quite a toast i day, in philadelphia. we did evening out 90 degrees high yesterday. where as today's projected high far cry, only 78 the the ex peck days for the daytime high. knott looking foresees on recall day, just nice warm tran will date. starting things off on cool note. outside the live neighborhood network, little blemish on the camera lens, you can make out center city off in the distance there and the wives very light on the delaware river right now. there is a modest breeze, still coming primarily out of

the north-northwest, no where near the casino every winds that we saw yesterday, unfolding as we saw the lower dew points, also, the higher winds, it was pretty elevated fire risk. but you shouldn't see that today. though we do keep that low humidity, we do keep a breeze. it is just less pronounced in terms of the winds flow, and you can expect the sun all day today. so while we may start off on hint of cool note, may want to think about dressing in layers today. beautiful afternoon, we flirt with 80. key keep the sunshine, we keep the low humidity, again granted bit breezy out there, but this should still be very pleasant day weather wise. >> sounds like it, thank you so much, katie. all right, you guys, good morning, dow want to pull your tape sean, live chopper three over an accident near clayton, new jersey, very serious, someone ejected from the area, route 55 southbound between route 553 and little mill road. right now is blocked. so again that's moving in the southbound direction, you will have to use alternate, route 47 or delsea drive probably going to be your best bet. you can see crews out there. you can see the condition of

this vehicle right there. so, again, this is route 55 southbound between route 553 and little mill road and it is blocked right now. so your alternate again route 47 at delsea drive. taking a look at the vine westbound just moment ago, looked very, very busy trying to get on the schuylkill of the right now westbound actually looks okay. the eastbound side casino of looks similar to the westbound side overall casino of slow crawl, steady pick up, if you will, but we know that this will really heat up in the 6:00 hour. ninety-five south at cottman looking very slow coming around the s curve basically anywhere interstate 95 right now, really starting starting tt up crack into the 6:00 hour. delaware county you can see that beautiful sunshine. that's going to give you some of the sun glare, it will potentially give you some that far sun up slow down as well. pack your sunglasses but overall 95 north at 452, looking okay, nicole, over to you. >> meisha, thanks so much. the ex-wife of the orlando night club shooter says he was dangerous and unstable. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us live from the cbs-3 sat center. justin, how long were they

together? >> brooke, not even full year. you are about to hear why. so tori says mateen drift from the accomplice officer had a license to car a gun in florida, we now now know he may have legally used to buy guns in the pulled shooting within the last week. she said her heart breaks at this news, and she feels lucky to have escaped their marriage which only lasted four months. she is speaking out about her turbulent marriage to omar mateen. >> three months after we were married i saw his instability, and i saw that he was bipolar, and he started abusing me physically. >> said her new jersey family rescued her from mateen whom she recalls was prone to fit of rage. >> when he would get in his temper he would express hate for things, toward everything. >> early sunday morning, mateen, age 29, was killed in a stand-off with law enforcement, at the orlando club pullets, after cbs news sources say he called 911 pledging allegiance to isis

and used assault style rifle to open fire at crowds inside the gay club. >> they heard it repeated, and everybody dropped to the floor. >> wanted to be a police officer. so he trained with his friends who were police officers, and he had a license to have a gun. >> the fbi revealed he has been on their radar at least twice before in 2013 after his then co-workers report he was linking himself to the tsarnaev brothers who carried out the bombing and then the next year. >> in 2014 mateen again came to the attention of the fbi because of ties to salah, an american suicide bomber. >> both investigations were closed, mateen, u.s. citizen, was born to afghan parents. he made his home in port st. lucie, florida, more than 120 miles south of orlando, at his fort pierce mosque: >> we don't know what was in his mind. >> and at mateen's mosque

being many reports seeing him with three year old son, meantime, investigators are work to go uncover if mateen has any real ties to isis, the group does claim responsibility for the attack, even identifying him as one of their fighters. brooke, nicole, back into you. >> justin, thanks so much. we now know some of the victims in the horrific shooting were from our area. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live for us at city hall where many will gather later today for a vigil. jan? >> reporter: brooke, nicole, as officials in orlando continue to identify more of the victims this morning, we are learning that two of those victims were from the philadelphia area. now, they've in the yet been identified. we are also learning that a news intern who worked in philadelphia was in that night club on sunday, was shot and injured, but she is expected to be okay. meantime, happening here at city hall, a little bit later on this evening, a candlelight vigil to honor those who were lost and the dozens who were injured. >> philly pride standing

strong on sunday, the crowds cheerful both during the parade and festivities afterward, many saying they could think of no better way to show their support. but the tragedy in orlando was definitely on everyone's mind. >> there is so much hate out there and this was supposed to be a beautiful day, everywhere, with people celebrating love and pride, everything. and just, you know, but we won't let that bring us down, you know, there are haters, and there are lovers, let's be lovers. >> meantime flags at city hall were lowered to half staff as this city mourns the 50 people killed and the dozens injured. "eyewitness news" has learned two of the victims were from philly. news that had folks at i candy, the owner there, friends with the owner of pullets in orlando. >> some of my staff actually knows staff that work there. we've been in contact with them. so we casino of like it was a shocker. >> while we all stand together, and finds ways to celebrate, we also are grappling with mourning and looking for answers. >> the lgbt community in philadelphia determined to

honor the lives lost, by making a bold statement. >> we shouldn't be scared or inch tim cat dollars by anything, you know, just for being ourselves. something that we enjoy, just living our lives, no matter how many times our community has been hit, and hurt, by violence, we pick ourselves up, and say we're going to have pride no matter what you try to do with us. >> and, that candlelight vigil happens here at city hall at 6:30 this evening, reporting live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", nicole, brooke, back into you. >> thanks for that report, jan. meantime philadelphia's muslim community is speaking out about the horrific shooting. >> we are muslim, but we're americans, as well. so we're american muslims. and we want everyone to feel like we are fellow citizens, and, you know, we, you know, feel the same, you know, sadness in our hearts that everyone else feels, as well. >> but islam tells us that you cannot take a life unjust

fully. it is very clear in the under standing and the holy koran. >> idea of non-violence is one of this group's corporate principals. >> on the same day as the night club shooting police prevented when could have been another deadly attack on the gay community in california. police say heavily armed indianna man arrested on his way to gay pride parade in santa monica. they say 20 year old james wesley howell was armed with multiple weapons, including at least one assault rifle. >> we recovered additional firearms, high capacity magazine, officers did finds some chemicals that do could have been used as an explosive device which in turn led to us calling out the la county bomb squad. they responded and rendered the area and the vehicles safe. >> police say they do not believe this arrest is related to the night club shooting in orlando. >> very scary. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, many family members of the shooting victims are still waiting to get confirmation on their

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>> good morning to you, the investigation intensifies this morning, into the worse mass shooting in us history. >> at least 50 people are dead, and dozens more hurt inside a gay club in orlando,

florida dozens of bodies are slowly being removed from the pulse night club still right now. authority say 29 year old omar mateen armed with a assault rifle and a handgun opened fire in the crowd yesterday morning early. mateen was shot dead by swat officers. and, as we learn more about the victims in the night club shooting many family, friends of the victims are still wait to go get the status of their loved ones. at 10:00 a.m. authorities will hold their next briefing to let family and friends know who they have identified so far. now, one woman, whose son died in the attack, says her son texted her from inside the club. >> he text me at 2:00 on and said mommy i love you. in the club they are shooting. that will was at 2:06. trapped in the bathroom downtown. police call police. i'm going to die. >> just unthinkable. friends and family will gather at a hotel about a mile away from the shooting for that briefing later this morning.

>> one world trade center spire was lit in rainbow colors. the 408-foot spire can be seen for miles. new york governor andrew cuomo ordered it be lit in solidarity with the lgbt community. another iconic new york skyscraper, the empire state building, remains dark in sympathy. >> yes, solidarity across the nation, for sure, tough morning but the weather is holding up for us, katie? >> it certainly is. good morning, everyone, thankfully we can report the wet letter remain very quiet for you here today. there is one side effect of the pattern that's unfolding here, and that comes in the form of still little bit after breeze, yesterday quite windy. still see the leaves blowing through, however, that little light breeze that's out there, but at least the sun is shining, more than anything, a nice bright blue sky looking at the live neighborhood network here out overlooking pleasant valley. meanwhile, storm scan quiet with high pressure building in place. we can expect that to be our theme today, can expect it to continue to shine brightly, temperatures hit about 80 degrees, then we look ahead to wednesday, that's when we

start to see the next frontal boundery approaching, right now, we are optimistic. keep it dry for you. clouds do rebuild, by thursday specially scattered showers, perhaps thundershower coming through with low each area, along the front lifting in. overall the next few days look real nice. we start to rebounds niceliment today comfortably mild day, by thursday, though, watching for the wet weather at this point, not looking bad at all, though, for the upcoming father day weekends, low 80s, and sunshine. meisha, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, taking a look at live chopper three here over very serious accident near clayton, new jersey, someone was ejected from their vehicle right now. route 55 southbound between route 553 and little mill road is blocked right now. for awhile there it was northbound and southbound. now, northbound open, just the southbound side that's still block. so again, that's between route 553 and little mid road. alternate route 47 or delsea drive. you can see we still have the crews out there investigating

what's going on. so again, just make note of. that will i'll let you know as soon as that clears. moving onto camera shot, taillights moving in the eastbound direction approaching trooperment you can see, we are slowly starting to build, overall 422 still looking okay. just look at that sun glare, how much, the schuylkill, moving in the westbound direction of cons cost, before the blue route, see plenty of vehicles out here moving in both the westbound and eastbound side, pack those sunglasses today, you're certainly going to need it, accident in hatboro and byberry road at davisville road. stay where yours, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be

welcome back, many family members and friends are learn today if their loved ones died in the worse mass shooting in us history. at least 50 people are dead, and 53 more are hurt, inside a gay club in orlando, florida dozen of bodies slowly being removed from the pulled night club. authorities say, 29 year old omar mateen armed with a assault rifle and handgun opened fire into the crowd early yesterday morning. mateen was shot dead by swat officers. >> switching gears now, driver is dead after his car went out of control and crashed in bustleton early this morning, this happened at the corner of old bustleton avenue and greg street around 1:30. police say witnesses said the driver was driving irradically and sped through several red light before losing control. the car ended up wedged between a brick wall and a tree. medics pronounce that driver dead at the scene. >> happening today, closing arguments are expected to

start in the trial of congressman, chaka fattah. the 11 term pennsylvania democrat is accused of arranging illegal $1 million campaign loan, then paying back part of it with federal grant money and charitable donations. defense lawyers say fattah's former political consult and the are responsible. two have pleaded not guilty. >> also, happening today, septa is getting red of it tokens and going high tech. the transit agency is making reloadable key cards available to up to 10,000 riders free. you have to buy weekly or monthly transpass. you can reload the cards with cash, credit cards or event tokens, even reload load on line or over the phone. >> it is 6:22 right now, our coverage. orlando night club shooting continues after the break. >> up next, tragedy all too familiar for families in newtown connecticut. finds out how they are taking a stand and offering support for those grieving in orlando, katy? >> brooke, today, looking ahead to pretty quiet weather,

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vigil to talk gun violence and to reflect. one woman, who lost her son, created a group, the sandy hook promise, to help schools identify warning signs exhibited by potential attackers. she hoping her message will soon be heard in washington. >> we stopped multiple threats of guns and other firearms, weapons coming into schools, but, you know, this is the tip of the iceberg. >> nicole's six year old son dillan was one of the 26 who died in the sandy hook shootings. >> the tragedy in orlando hit hard in west hollywood where sizeable part of the population identifies as lgbt, but the los angeles pride parade still went on. >> our brothers and sisters in orlando ... >> thousands lined santa monica boulevard for yesterday's parade. organizers say they gave no thought to calling it off or postponing it, for the lgbt community here gave them sense

every strength, defiance, pride. >> even though we can be compliance, socially acceptable, obviously still a pot for a lot of people. >> there was extra secure it will, los angeles county officers say they had hundreds of officers on duty. >> 6:27. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", more team coverage of the or lane dough night club shooting. jan? >> reporter: we're learning more about the local victims this morning. i'm jan carabeo, reporting live outside city hall. coming up where they're from and how philadelphia is honoring all of the victims later on today. >> all right, jan, we have serious accident here clayton, new jersey, route 55, disable vehicle on 95 south, and construction on route 30. all of the tapes coming up. first we'll take a quick break, stay right where you

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> we are waking to up some pleasant temperatures and sunny skies, but the clouds will move in later on. >> katie will let us know when we might need a little sweater, little cool down in our future, good morning to you. i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm brooke thomas. it is 6:31, here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> it was mentally unstable and mentally ill. >> we're learning more this morning about the alleged gunman who killed 50 people and hurt 53 more in a mass shooting at a gay night club in orlando. >> officials say they are work to go confirm a relationship between mateen and isis, the islamic fate has called him one of their fighters. >> there are haters and there are lovers. let's be lovers. >> the lgbt community in force yesterday during philly pride. "eyewitness news" has learned two of the victims were from fill. >> i candlelight vigil scheduled here at city hall at the north apron right around 6:30 this evening.

we recovered additional firearms, high capacity magazines. >> police say heavily armed indianna man was arrested on his way to a gay pride parade in saint monica, california. >> the pit burying pen wins have won the stanley cup. yahoo. >> all right, you heard it, there the pen wins won the stanley cup with a three to one win over the san jose sharks, in game six. >> that's right. katie is live on the skydeck, with a check on your forecast, katy? >> good morning, guys, things are definitely very tranquil in the weather department for the next couple of days, but we do still have little hint after breeze out here right now. that will linger throughout the course of the day. there is very far cry from the kind of went that we experienced yesterday, gusts into the 40's in a lot of spots, and we can expect much less in that regard today. but still something noticeable in the breeze. but, storm scan, nice and quiet, it will stay that way throughout the entire day, with sunshine more than anything, beautiful day unfolding for us, also, a lot

less humid, for you too. so not necessarily feeling like the dog days of summer as the weekend did. though it was great for the pool, great for the beach, overall, you know, at this point, it is good to have some comfort when you try to wait for bus or train platform, when we look outside at the current wind speed, not necessarily that pronounced, but they are enough that you notice it, out of the north it comes with very dry air in place, so we gave you a solid a for the day. it is very comfortable, throughout the course of the afternoon, hit about 78 degrees at best, and with full sunshine, grab the shades, but it is looking like a day you may want to think about dressing in layers, as well. >> katie, thank you so much for. that will good morning, everyone, to you. looks like there you go, 59 south at the betsy ross bridge, disable vehicle pulled off to the right shoulder, not slowing you down too much, pull off to the shoulder, but when we do get people out of their vehicles walking around alike that can certainly cause some slow downs, will push everyone in the far right lane to tap on brakes or move

overcome ploatly, so if we can avoid this we certainly want to do so, will give you little gaper delay, overall things still looking okay. fifty-nine south past betsy ross. into new jersey, 42 northbound at creek road, approaching 295, looking busy but overall holding steadiment look how busy the blue route is. taillights direction near route one, you can see, yikes, very slow there. also pretty slow in the southbound side as well. overall the blue route just looking busy since this morning, had very serious accident, continues cleared, but looking busy. serious accident here it near clayton, new jersey, someone eject from the their vehicle, between route 553 and little mill road. one lane is now open. nicole, over to you. >> meisha, thanks so much. new details emerge about the gunman behind the worse mass shooting in our country. at least 50 people are dead, 53 more are hurt, now, two of those killed are from philadelphia. their names have yet to be released, we do know omar mateen was on the fbi radar

and has been interviewed by an agent, back in 2013. investigators say, mateen walked into the crowded pulse gay club early yesterday morning, caring assault rifle. they say he then sprayed a helpless crowd with a birrage of bullet. >> they were like dragging bodies, people that were wounded, just to get them out of the way. probably the worse i ever felt in my entire life. >> atf says mateen legally bought the guns used in yesterday's massacre, some family members are still waiting to find out if their loved ones are dead or alivement take a look at this, authority say this kevlar helmet saved an officer's life during the gunfire with mateen. you can see it is scratched up it, has a bullet hole. the helmet stopped the rounds every gunfire. >> president obama calls this deadliest mass shooting in us history an act of terror and act of hate. >> this is a sobering reminder that attacks on any americans,

regardless of race, ethnicity, rye lidge on, or sexual orientation, is an attack on all of us. and on the funds mental values of equality, and dignity, that define us as a country. >> the president also commented on the gun control debate saying this is just another reminder of how easy it is to get a hole of a gun and kill people. >> the schooling has prompted the presidential candidate to adjust their schedules and shift their focus, vermont senator bernie sanders called the attack horrific and unthinkable. >> isis must be destroyed. we have got to do everything humanly possible to prevent these types of tragedies from occurring again. >> hillary clinton has postponed wednesday's joint campaign appearance with president obama, in a statement, she wrote, the gunman attacked a lgbt night club during pride month. to the lgbt community please know that you have millions of allies across our country, i

am one of them. we will keep fighting for your right to live freely, openly, without fear. hate has absolutely no place in america. >> meantime, donald trump is changing the subject of today's speech in new hampshire to terrorism. yesterday, he demanded president obama resign because he didn't use the words radical islam in his comment about the shooting. trump went on to say if we do not get tough and smart real fast, we are not going to have a country any more. because our leaders are weak, i said this was going to happen, and it is only going to get worse. i'm trying to save lives and prevent the next terrorist attack. we can't afford to be politically correct any more. >> the night club shooting left until our region in shock and in mourns. >> we now know that some of the victims were from our area. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live at city hall where many will gather later today, for a vigil there. jan? >> reporter: nicole, brooke, good morning, officials in orlando continue to identify more of the shooting victims this morning, and as they do

so, we have learned that at least two of the victims were from the philadelphia area. their names have not yet been released. we have also learned that a news intern who works if philadelphia, was also injured, shot, but she is expected to be okay. in the meantime, happening here at city hall, little later on today, candlelight vigil to honor all of the lives lost. take a look at the video, flags are now flying at half staff here at city hall. as philadelphia mourns the 50 people who were killed in a dozens injured in orlando one day ago. the lgbt community supported in force yesterday too during philly pride. the crowds were cheerful and colorful during the parade and festivities afterward. many saying they could think of no better way to show their support. but what happened in orlando is definitely on everyone's mind, especially folks over at i candy. the owner there is friend with the owner of pulse in orlando. >> some of my staff knows staff that have been there, we've been in contact with them, so we kind of like -- it was a shocker.

>> while we all stand together, we're grappling and looking for answer. >> there is so much hate out there. this was supposed to be a beautiful day, everywhere, with people celebrating love and pride, everything. and but we're in the going to let that bring us down. there are haters and lovers. let's be lovers. >> that candlelight vigil scheduled at 6:30 this evening, reporting live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", nicole, brooke, back into you. >> thousands of people lined up at orlando blood banks yesterday. blood banks were so overwelmed they had to turn many potential donors away. also, men who have had sex with a man in the last 12 months, cannot donate. >> our own greg argos on his way to orlando this morning, you can watch for his live reports throughout the day on cbs-3 and the "cw philly".

>> we talk to philadelphia psychologist about what mass shootings lick the one in orlando do to the american psyche. >> plus, see how americans are honoring the shooting victims with signs of solidarity across the nation. >> ♪ >> the show goes on, but bittersweet night for the tony awards. next.

>> iconic lights of the empire state building went dark overnight in new york city in honor of the victims of the orlando night club shooting. >> that is with us jeong way the nation mourns with orlando. >> emotional vigils sprang up across the country in the wake of the shooting. hena daniels has the story from new york. >> a crowd gathered in front of the white house last night calling for increased tolerance, and the end of violence, toward the lgbt

community and ethnic minorities. >> aim grabbing gay muslim. if you hear islamphobia, if you hear homophobe ya in your daily life do you have stand up. you have to stand up. that's the only way to change it. >> while the victims from the pulled night club shooting are slowly being identified nicole can relate, in a way many can't. she lost her son, dillan, in the mass shooting in newtown, connecticut. has been through the torrealba us wait. >> that wait feels like a lifetime. i mean, i remember when they told me dillon was one of the 20 children killed. i just couldn't believe it. how could my son be there one moment and gone the next? ryan, also understands, lost and violence, all too well. his boyfriend daniel was killed in the san bernardino massacre. >> i'm devestated, i mean, any time something like this happens to our community it is

soul wrenching. >> one shining light, the spire at one world trade center was lit in rainbow colors, to show solidarity with the lbgt community. hena daniels, new york. >> embracing the lgbt community after the rampage at the orlando gay night club. >> last night's tony awards was pretty emotional event. >> the tony goes to hamilton. >> the hit hop biography of the first u.s. treasury secretarial ex and err hamilton won 11 tony's, one short of the record. but the show and the audience were impacted by the deadly shooting spree. >> on behalf, and every person in this room, our hearts go out to all of those affected by this otrocity. all we can say is you are not on your own right now, your tragedy is our tragedy. >> and there were some last minute changes, the cast of

hamilton did not use revolutionary war muskets, in their performance during the tony ceremonies. >> big night last night, katie, is here with a check on your forecast good morning, guys, things very tranquil overall in the world of weather for us here axe we check out the eyewitness weather watchers, things are definitely off to bit of cool start but pretty comfortable, one of those mornings i would say just barely at the point where you probably want to have extra layer when you walk out the door. limb light breeze picking up quickly we check in with wind direction and winds speeds we're seeing, it isn't muff, and most spots are somewhat haphazard, 5 miles per hour, though overwhelming winds direction that we're getting from the region as a whole is out of the northwest, you can see it localized all over the place, what we will finds off starting off cool, warming up nicely, check in with couple of spots localized here, north

wales, full sunshine, very nice start to the week, he said, began to another one, 56 degrees comes in this morning from eileen out in the far northwestern suburbs of philadelphia in the sunshine seeing it is one of the favorite types of morning where so crisp, so comfortable outside so yes, again, chilly, start, depending where you are, especially, but later on today it will feel lovely high pressure, basically east of the mississippi nothing but clear sky, that's going to stick around for us, as high pressure basically builds south for the next day or two then eventually start to see not only humidity ramming back up but the return of wet weather of course. >> dew point meanwhile currently at 44, that means, save for the breeze, pretty awesome day, nice comfort level, that's why we give it that term awesome. nice tight toll have, right? but you will still have that breeze to contend with, me move it forward in the forecast hit about 80 degrees tuesday, 58 from wednesday, still sunshine looking ahead

to thursday the day when scattered showers and thunderstorm are going to move into the region. mean, a we send it into you. >> looking at right now video of serious accident near clayton, new jersey, someone was ejected from their vehicle little while ago, route 55 southbound, little mill road, all lanes block for quite some time. now, one lane is now open in and around this area, so sounds like things are getting better again that's near clayton, new jersey, route five southbound between 553 and little mill road. one lane now open. we switch gears, look at the schuylkill, schuylkill taillights moving, at the boulevard, you can see how busy it is moving in the westbound direction. eastbound side is not as bad, westbound side looks very, very slow, and also, we did have disable vehicle here now cleared, nine at south past the betsy ross pulled all the way off to the shoulder it, have some pedestrians walking around the siege and such. now that has been cleared, looking okay on that sidement schuylkill tail light moving in the eastbound direction, this is past king of prussia.

you can see it is actually looking all right. , but in the headlines, you can see how slow moving it is, serious accident, again, near clayton, new jersey, i may be tweeting it out, right here construction, route 30 eastbound and westbound between business route 30, and chester county airport there is will be going on between seven p.m. and 5:00 a.m. through friday, make note that far, that construction to the wide, see ten on the schuylkill, 20 on 95, pushing in the southbound direction, 31 on the vine, 25 on the blue route, headed in the northbound direction, brooke, over to you. >> thank you. deadliest shooting has shaken the country. >> that's for sure. people want to know what drove the gunman to such an active violence, licensed psychologist here to answer some of the questions, good morning to you. >> thanks for having me on the show, nicole. >> his ex-wife said he was mentally unstable and also reports that he professed his allegiance to isis, so from what you have heard about the suspect, any thought of why he would do this?

>> i think premature to speculate without knowing the person. but obviously, what we have seen in terms of patterns of gun violence, and terrorism is that correct there is a lot of hatred. and part of what we're trying to understand as the new un fowl, what would make someone commit act of such hatred. >> we know we've been through this too often, sandy hook, san bernardino, now orlando, what are these mass shootings doing to the psyche of american people? >> i think the first thing that happens when act of any kind of violence is that people instincts for safety get triggered, a lot of feelings of fear, pain, lost, one of the things that's most difficult about an act like this is that it is something that everyone can relate to. it triggers core feelings, important to seek out people who you are close to, who you can talk to, get some support from. >> many people who identify as lgbt have been targeted as

hate crimes. do you think it are mother more or less tolerance than people based on their sexual orientation. >> it is hard to know, but one of the things that we really have seen is that personal relationships are one of the best ways of overcoming hatred and intolerance, and i think that one of the areas of possible hope that comes from action like there is real a opportunity for people to come closer, and to form more personal relationships where they can get to know one another, bridge the barriers to tolerance. >> i know it is important what the gunman was thinking, but why not focus more on the victims, and in the people who are left in the aftermath? one of the first things that came to my mine, as well, evolution, in terms of how we look at act of violence, and starting to really troy to understanded, you know, how are the people who are

affected, resonating in our mind, and i think that, you know, when i think as a person, psychologist, that's really what i can relate tonight so thinking about -- thinking about all of the people now suffering, whether they are direct victims or people who can relate to the incident. >> is there anything else you can add, maybe just not sure how to feel? >> it remind me of the lyrics of the tim mcgraw country song, live like you're dying, really seek out activities that will give your life meaning. that will make you happy, make you feel more connected to who you are, what's important in life. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> doctor eric spiegel, we'll be right back with three to

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>> here's what you need to know for monday, three to go. >> state of emergency is declared in orlando. fifty people were killed, 53 other were hurt, after police say a man named omar mateen opened fire inside the pulse night club. he was then shot and killed by police. >> now, two of the people killed are from philadelphia, their names have not yet been released.

and news intern who is working here in philadelphia, was shot and is expected to recover. >> and septa is making reloadable key cards available to up to 10,000 riders for free, do you have buy a weekly or monthly transpass, and that's three to go. >> a lot happening on this monday morning. people still trying to digest the information, what happened over the weekends, come on up here, join us, meisha a why not? we'll get a check on weather and traffic. >> yes, thankfully the weather is very, very tranquil for our area for the next couple of days starting with this morning, still tad breezy, outside we go to "skycam 3", nothing more than few whispy clouds out there, blue sky, nice and bright. it is comfortably cool, we'll say, but look at that materials like 61 degrees, north breeze out, there but no where near the casino every wind we experienced yesterday. that's something good. that's why we give you three out of the four checks on the checklist for practically perfect conditions. today's a nice day, enjoy it, and we take you down the shore, just looking at the next couple of days, generally, it looks beautiful. mid upper 70s the expectation,

still little winnie by comparison. but not as winnie as yesterday was at the shore. but here today we hit 76 degrees in the sunshine. storm scan, nice and quiet, as you might ma'am. it will stay that way throughout the day today. as well as tomorrow, and thinking wednesday, too, but by week's end, towards the tail end of the week anyway, meisha, we start to see new system move in. >> all right, katie, thank you so much. it has been very busy in the world of travel today. looking right now the blue route looking very, very busy, southbound direction at conshohocken, we did have a disable vehicle, pulled all the way to the shoulder since cleared, blue route looking very busy, then look at the schuylkill, schuylkill westbound at vare avenue also looking very busy moving in all directions on the schuylkill right now. we do have an accident here, take a look at this, very serious accident, near clayton, new jersey, someone was ejected from their vehicle. route 55 southbound between route 553 all lanes blocked at little mid road. now just one lane still block.

again this is very, very busy stretch right now. so even though you do have one lane open, still busy so use your best discretion, give himself extra time, you will need it. >> coming up, team coverage, of course analysis of the orlando night club shooting. >> our own greg argos on his way to orlando this morning, watch for live report throughout the day on cbs-3 and the "cw philly". >> and we will be back right here bright and early each weekday morning, i'll hook for jim donovan while he get much deserved vacation in. but we will be here right now on cbs-3 starting at 4:30. have a great day everybody.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, june 13th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." the world stands in solidarity with victims of the worst mass shooting on american soil. we'll have new stories from orlando of heroism inside the nightclub. >> did the gunman display any warning signs? new details about what led to his allegiance with isis, and we ask donald trump and hillary clinton what they would do as president to prevent such tragedies from happening again. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> this was an act of terror and an act of