happening right now, the search for hit-and-run driver, police say, a young woman, was hit with such force, she rolled on to the hood of the car and was knocked out of her shoes. live with a description of the car police are looking for. also new this morning, car jumps a cushion south street hurting people on the sidewalk and smashing through the front window of a popular sandwich shop. find out what police are saying about the driver who caused all of this damage in a bit. >> and emotional vigils are being held across the nation, to remember the victims of the massacre in orlando. see how people in our area are standing in solidarity. >> today is tuesday, june the 14th, good morning to you, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer in for jim donovan. >> i'm meisha a. >> good morning, hammy tuesday, so just starting to heat up now, a loft sunshine, not that we're ever complaining about that, but pack those sunglasses. >> yes, especially when facing it head on, because just, i mean, smack you in the forehead. >> we're not complaining.

>> just giving awe friendly reminder like hey, traveling eastbound, little, yes, good looking out. meisha gave me the wing. i saw that, ya, ya, careful about that stuff. yes, looking phenominal outside my friend. but it is that one sort of side effect that does come obviously, with a clear sky. now, there are couple of spots on storm scan, if i zoom out one time see little vale every cloud cover coming in, some of you may have some of the sunshine skewed by hint of cloud cover. but his is all thinning, you'll end one more sun than anything throughout the course of the day, take a look, in fact, you can tell that there are couple of clouds overlooking "skycam 3", facing south toward center city philadelphia, from our station headquarters here, in the spring garden section of the city. but isn't this delightful? 63 degrees, feels like 63 degrees, so with low humidity continuing, that wind out of the north is diminishing, overall, just a gorgeous day that's unfolding here. so how does it feel outside? it is going in the awesome column once more, tomorrow, still feeling pretty phenominal. by thursday, an up tick in humidity, a sign of things to come. and, sure, we'll have new

system that moves in, bridges the next shot for showers, storms, talk about that more as the show progresses for now expect more sun than anything, top off right around 80 degrees, with the low humidity, with light wind, with the sunshine, what more could you ask for? >> i know, it will be gorgeous day, remember that sunscreen. >> do you have get your earlobes, everything. >> all right, good morning, everyone, delaware county here, 452, take it up to the airport, what you are looking at, looking really good. just dealing with sun glare as we were talking about, the schuylkill headlights eastbound direction past king of prussia. looking at both the eastbound and westbound side. overall looking good. a loft vehicles now starting to hit the roadway. we can expect that on busy tuesday morning, cracking into the 6:00 hour, you bet. 422, headlight moving in the eastbound direction, past oaks, what it looks like here, looking pretty darn nice, everyone still traveling around at posted speeds, which is where i want to try to keep

you at least until 63 pushing toward the 7:00. where we had accident clear involving motorcycle. this accident did involve injuries in gilbertsville, route 100, county line road, again, that accident just cleared. now, delaware memorial bridge, one left lane blocked. starting at 5:00 a.m. this morning, until 8:00 p.m. tonight. so just make note of that. it will cause maybe little more slow downs, also construction on the pa turn peak westbound between valley forge and downingtown, right lane is blocked. nicole, brooke, over to you. >> thanks meisha. this morning, dangerous stretch. road turns deadly again. police are is her clinic for the driver who hit a woman crossing the boulevard and just left her for dead. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us live at the scene with a description of the car they are looking for right now. jan? >> look rag looking for older model mini-van, perhaps, silver or white, likely ten, 15 years old, and likely this morning, has front end damage and windshield damage. meantime it looks like this pedestrian did everything right here overnight. we are toll she was in that

crosswalk crossing with the signal when she was hit. sadly she was pronounced dead here overnight, since then, police have been interviewing witnesses and searching for the hit-and-run driver. evidence every powerful crash in the lawncrest section of philadelphia, police say young woman in her late teens, early 20, a crossing here late last night when a driver hit her and kept going. >> she was hit with such impact it caused her body to travel about 200 feet north after being struck, the victim in the outer northbound lanes walking in the crosswalk with the green light on her telephone at the time, police say mini-van struck her traveling northeast on adams, her body rolled on to the hood of the vehicle. >> when she got hit the impact caused her to come out of her footwear, both of her slippers, are still on the highway. her cell phone, which she had in her hand, is broken, and also on the scene, and the

earrings she was wearing were actually torn from her ears. >> witnesses say the vehicle was traveling faster than the 40-mile per hour speed limit. they describe it as white or silver van. probably ten, 15 years old, and likely, with front end damage, and windshield damage. police say it is only matter of time before they catch up with the driver. >> they have to turn themselves in. >> weaver description of the vehicle, we have witnesses. >> and the accident investigation district now doing complete investigation. as for this victim, her body was taken to the medical examiners office, for autopsy, she has not yet been identified, police say, there was no id found on her overnight. reporting in lawncrest, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", nicole, brooke, back into you. >> jan, thanks so much. another fatal accident this one involving a bike and a car. police say a bike rider was killed after being struck in pennsauken camden county

around 10:30 last night. chopper three over the scene on route 130 south here at north park drive, still wait to go hear from police, if the driver stopped at that scene. >> new this morning, crash along south street sends four pedestrians to the hospital. three men and a woman suffered minor injuries. when a car jumped a curb and hit a hoagie shop near third and south about 1:00 this morning. police are interviewing the 21 year old driver and her passenger, but, say, it does not a poor drugs or alcohol played a role. >> feds now label the gunman who shot 49 people to death in orlando in orlando night club home-grown extremist. omar mateen may have visit the pulse before the massacre. they say mateen was clearly rail callized at least partially through the internet. the white house says president obama will travel to orlando thursday to pay respect to the victims. authority have now identified all 49 people who were killed of the 53 other who were hurt, 34 are still in the hospital.

>> and someone captured this video on snap chat of the party early sunday morning, at the pulse night club, and the exact moment the gunman opened fire. >> ♪ >> (gunshots). >> those were the last moments of her life. she was one of the people killed in this worse mass shooting in modern us history. she was only 25 years old. here is cbs news reporter kenneth craig. >> reporter: thousands lit candles, cried, and shared hugs, during a vigil for the 49 victims of the pulse night club shooting in orlando, monday night. carlos labron's close friend, oscar, was among those killed. and his sister barely made it out of the gay night club alive. >> she was able to -- i love her so much. >> omar arrived with party goers, police later killed him during gun battle. the fbi said mateen appeared

to be sever radicalized. >> we see nothing to indicate this is a plot outside the united states. >> his father said he was homophobic but one club goer said the teen had been inside does end times before caring out the massacre. investigators have yet to confirm that report. louise feels remorse that he survived, seconds after he escaped the club, he helped to stop a stranger. >> his arm split in two, he had a gash on the side, and i quickly took off my sit used it as a corn quit, comforted him, distracted him from being negative. >> surgeons tell cbs news the hospitalized victims are expected to recover. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> of course philadelphia stands in solidarity with orlando. >> the city grieving one every it own, killed in the night club shooting. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in the cbs-3 sat center with the emotional vigil.

justin? >> brooke, emotional indeed. there were heavy heart for the more than 50 hurt, 49 killed. among the dead, promising young basketball star from west catholic, 18 year old akira murray who never thought that night out would be her last. (names red allow). >> city hall monday, almost 1,000 miles from orlando, a show of grief and of support for the 49 people who lost their lives in the pulse night club shooting. name after name was red. and then came one that some in this crowd new very well. >> i've known akira almost her whole life. >> eighteen year old akira new west catholic grad was on vacation in orlando last weekends, was at pulse with a cousin and friend. murray was shot and later died. a family friend used face time

to connect murray's mother to the vigil. >> she had a full scholarship that she will not be able to use. >> murray's lost touching even mayor jim kenney saw her allen. >> she was beautiful athlete. i watched her play many times against neumann-goretti which happened to be my team, but she was the best player on that squad, a thousand points scorer. >> the large crowd soon found solace in song. >> ♪ >> then spontaneous tribute from murray's west catholic teammates, a march around city hall, in her honor. >> the mom was still in orlando with akira's cousin who is still in the hospital. she was at pulse with a friend, patience carter, who suffered gunshot to her leg. porvik rales planned in our area this week. nicole, brooke, back into you. >> justin, thank you so much.

>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to cover the massacre in orlando, you can also follow the story on line at cbsphilly.com. >> and still to come this morning, the rapper whose plane had to make an emergency landing because he started having a seizure, we'll tell you who it was. >> plus, hundreds of people came together to remember a local singer kill after a concert. still ahead, finds out which pop stars offering to pay from christina grimmie's funeral. >> the navy could get sued over water concerns, in bucks county. find out what a law firm is demanding or else they'll file a lawsuit. that's next.

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>> part of colorado dealing with series of strong storms. >> but the thunderstorms are not keeping drivers at home. drivers smashed their way through huge puddles, in colorado springs yesterday. the heavy rains and wet ground caused several trees to come down, now, remember, this is not okay. if you see he water -- high water, turn around, don't drown. it is deeper than you think. >> only takes 6 inches of water guys to actually take your car away. so, may look tame, and it may look innocent, but yes, absolutely great advice, and we harp on that all the time. i know we start to sound like broken records, but really important that you follow that advice. itbut thankfully no flooding concerns in our area right now, nothing but high pressure to thank for beautiful day ahead here, some high clouds here, and there, but generally speaking looking at sunny day.

west of the mississippi specially starting to see the pocket of heavier showers, thunderstorms, picking up here, eventually, this is a system that in it entirety migrate east, we will end one some weather out of it in the days ahead, we walk you through the pattern, today looks great, tomorrow looks pretty good, as well. clouds will eventually rebuild. that's a sign every things to come here with the next front lifting in. we see the clouds build and also, temperatures climb probably another 5 degrees, mid 80s, the expectation there, maybe even as early as wednesday night, shower, fired off. but thursday, look like the weather day of our forecast, with showers, thunderstorms could happen any time, but should be scattered nature of the wet weather. so could see heavier rain within pockets, too, a loft moisture to work, with looks like there still be lingering wet weather around the morning before things gratedly start to clear out. timing critical, you know, could still be drying out, but, regardless, it looks like things will dry out, no rain

will be falling from the sky, at least we are thinking at this point by friday night. looking forward, though, if you are headed to the poconos, today, tomorrow, look lovely. watch for wet weather thursday, really anywhere, so as it pans out in the seven day forecast, got to get through the system will take place thursday into friday before it clears out, and you know, as far as timing for fathers day weekends goes, it is not bad at all. low 80s, sunshine, expected right now, to return for both weekend days. so, throw dad a picnic, right? >> right, exactly. >> find an excuse to get out this weekend. >> guys, roadways looking good, certainly starting to heat up now, great news is like katie pointed out it will be gorgeous day, roadways nice and dry, we do have couple every accident out there, one just clearing out of the way, boulevard moving in the southbound direction one areas of the to keep my eye on, looking but i if you take this, the boulevard southbound jump on the schuylkill, what you will see is fairly similar, schuylkill westbound, at city avenue, what you are looking at here, a loft brake

lights go off here. >> looking slow on the boulevard, anywhere, main spots,. >> ninety-five south at cottman, looking at the s curve a lot of vehicles out there. good news still here. still traveling at poe dollars speeds, might slow down little bit coming around the s curve but overall looking okay. where we have an active accident involving injuries in north wales. route 63 or welsh rd. at roads lane, make note of that, you will have flashing light whenever we have an accident involving injuries. one involving motorcycle has been cleared, construction, gas line repairs pennsauken, route 38 eastbound between route 130 and route 70, more coming up in a little bit. but first shall we take quick break, stay right where you are.

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specifically to target grimmie. star adam levin has offered to pay for her funeral. now nora look at newspaper headlines across our region, front page of the bucks county courier times, philadelphia environmental law firm has filed intent to sue the us navy, and federal government over water concerns, around the horsham air guard station. people living near the base were allegedly exposed to unregulated chemicals in their drinking water. lawyers are demanding blood testing and medical monitoring or else they will file a lawsuit. on the front page of the intelligencer, centennial school district and teachers union have reached tentative contract that would boost wages by 9% over the next four years. the school board is expected to vote on that deal tonight. >> and, from the ambler gisele, lower again he had held a ground breaking ceremony, for a $40 million development project, to remake the spring house village shopping center.

whole foods, cvs, starbucks, just few of the new stores being added. construction should be completed by june of next year. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. still ahead, see how adele paid tribute to the orlando victims at her concert. >> and there are new sleep guidelines for children. we'll breakdown by age just how much sleep your kids should be getting, and, how to make it easier to get them to bed. katie? >> being ooh g ahead my friends to another beautiful day, there is wet weather however down the road. i'll time things out for you, let you know when you really want to grab the umbrella hitting the road. all of the details and much more coming up.

adele delivers a moving tribute honor the victims in the orlando mass shooting. >> few times, and the people in orlando ... >> the singer was crying as she dedicated her sunday night concert in belgium. adele became very each mo emotional saying she has special connection with the lgbt community. >> private jet caring rapper lil wayne has to make an emergency landing yesterday in omaha, nebraska. "tmz" says wayne was flying from the in mill walk tee california when suffered a seizure, declined medical treatment and the plane took off. only for the plane to turn around, after the rapper suffered a second seizure. the rapper whose real name is duane michael carter, jr., has

history of seizures. the tony awards had largest audience in 15 years. >> gems cords end hosed the late show, made last minute changes after the night club massacre, in orlando, florida the hip hop musical hamilton was also a big draw for audience cents, won 11 tony awards. >> all right, 26:00. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", l phillies fan accused of throwing bottle at ryan howard finally comes forward, the punishment he faces today. >> plus, the search on for hit-and-run driver who killed young woman on the boulevard. we'll tell you about the car police are looking for right now, hena? >> candidate are reacting to the orlando massacre on the campaign trail. and today, party rivals bernie sanders and hillary clinton are scheduled to have a private meeting. i'm hena daniels in new york, i'll have the latest coming up. >> all right, thank you, and guys, weaver accident on the schuylkill, involving multiple vehicles, causing backups, as

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>> some bruising and broken bones. >> four people in the hospital after driver apparently lost control of her car and hit a group of people on the 300 block of south street. >> feds now labeling the gunman who shot 49 people to dead inside orlando night club a home-grown extremist. >> we beg together united. there is no fear. >> the large crowd gathered at city hall. to pay tribute to the more than 50 hurt, and 49 kills. among those lost, a kira had your how just graduated west catholic high. >> ♪ give it away now ♪ >> area they are crazy. carpool karioke. >> we have so much trouble with our microphones, and they were able to stick them on

their skin? >> i noticed that, yes. >> probably little painful getting them off though, right? >> i couldn't stop focusing on. that will anyway, we will move on from the carpool car ukee owe in the news, katie, i believe in the skydeck? >> yes, good morning, guys, looking ahead here to very, very nice day, as you had mentioned moment ago. there are couple of clouds overhead right now, but you are going to see more sun than anything, throughout the day today. and it is very comfortable outside. notice, i've got the extra layer on, and depending where you are, little cool start to the day. and there is still a hint after breeze, but, that, too, will be tapering, as we go throughout the day. >> first and for most, back in time, highlights thus far this spring, march had a wide range of temperatures, as it tends to do, the whole in like a lion, out like a lamb thing, goes for the temperatures, too, bottoming into the 20's, peaking into the 80s, dry, month of april as we recall a lot of gorgeous weather through the monday, were in deficit for rain sort of made up for it in may.

with the wettest may, june thus far pretty warm one for the standardsment storm scan, nice and quiet. we evening out another seasonable day here today, currently standing in the low 60s portions every least of i95. fifty's further north, further inland, too, heck, only in the 40's at this hour mount pocono. certainly sweatshirt weather, some of the more outlying suburb, as the day progresses by 9:00 a.m. flirting with 70. it will be beautiful day more sun than anything. seems to be a theme for us here. like we said keep it dry, sunny, all day. also, though, eventually rain does have to return. it tends to do. that will coming up we'll tell when you you will need to break out the umbrella. meisha? >> katie, beautiful weather certainly not keeping us incident-free. we have an accident on the schuylkill eastbound, before girard right now, that's causing some major slow downs. back up, he can tending to around the city avenue area. this is multiple vehicles

involved. take a look at this, i'm going to show you a back up camera in a moment. again the schuylkill eastbound before girard. see penndot whipping the camera around, showing you what's going on, we have so much going on here, first multiple vehicles, then the flashing lights, then you have all of these people out of vehicles, so many vehicles involved. that we have so many people now walking around the interstate. so, avoid this area if at all possible. i'm going to show you a back up camera. take a look at this, looking just like parking lot. nobody is moving, maybe a snail crawl trying to exchange lanes, but, with all of those people out on the interstate walking around it, doesn't matter they'll pull up to it, hit someone else's bumper. so it sounds like it might have been little bit after domino effect which is why we have so many vehicles involved, if can you take kelly drive or mlk, you certainly want to do so. you will be sitting in this for quite some time. if you are just thinking about going out, there and you can wait, altogether, just wait until it clears, otherwise take alternate route for sure. admiral wilson boulevard eastbound right lane do have

construction, i'll get to that coming up in just a moment, brooke, over to you. >> thanks, update on the deadly hit-and-run in lawncrest, we've been fouling all morning. police searching for the driver they say hit and killed young woman while she was crossing the boulevard adubado arms avenue late last night. victim walking in the crosswalk with the green light, when she was hit. right now officers searching for a white or is her ville mini-van. >> the man accused of throwing beer bottle at phillies first baseman ryan howard scheduled to appear before a judge today. philadelphia police say 21 year old sydney smith of wilmington surrendered to detective friday, over the june 4th incident. the university of delaware student was issued citation, for disorderly conduct. the summary offense could result in a fine of up to $300. >> the fbi and the white house say the gunman in the orlando massacre appears to be a home-grown extremist. investigators say, omar mateen opened fire inside the pulse night club sunday morning, killing 49 people, and injuring dozens more.

mateen died in a shoot-out with police. now, the fbi said it had him on the radar twice into his alleged terrorist, and cleared him both times. >> work being hard to understand the killer and his motives, and his sources of inspiration. radicalized and at least in some part through the internet. >> last night, orlando held a vigil for the victims of the shooting, president obama will travel to orlando on thursday to stand in solidarity with that community. now, philadelphia was also among many places where people gathered to remember the victims. at a vigil, shutdown jfk boulevard to traffic. >> akira murray among those who died sunday morning, mayor john kim i got emotional when he talk about her. >> ann can't tell you how devastating it is that she was in that club.

so, just make sure we all grab each other, hole onto each other. and we will get through this altogether. >> members of murray's west catholic high school basketball team led a march around city hall. >> the massacre in orlando now at the center of campaign 2016. the candidates are addressing gun control and i am graduation. as hena daniels report, their responses could not be more different. >> had head to the polls today, same day party rivals, bernie sanders and hillary clinton plan to meet face-to-face in a private meeting. candidates are weighing in on the orlando massacre, during stop in cleveland, ohio, clinton said it was not a day for politics but spoke about policy change. >> if the fbi is watching you, for suspected terrorist links, you shouldn't be able to just go buy a gun with no questions

asked. >> demonizing muslims would play into the hand every terrorist. >> it is no coincidence hate crimes against american muslims and mosks have tripled after paris and san bernardino. that's wrong and it is also dangerous. >> in new hampshire donald trump presented drastically different view. >> the only reason the killer was in america, in the first place, was because we allowed his family to come here. >> presumptive gop nominee argued the nation's survival, depends on banning muslim immigrants from entering the country. >> if we don't get tough and if we don't get smart and fast we're in the going to have our country any more. >> trump heads to north caroline where he will hold a rally in greensboro. hena dance yell, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos in orlando florida

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>> sears center in university city lighting up to show support support for the orlando massacre victims, many that are beaming in rainbow colors, to stands in solidarity with the 49 victims of this horrific tragedy. >> from philadelphia to the state capitol, people all across our region are showing their support. you can see here, the capitol building in harrisburg also showing rainbow colors toluene or -- honor all of the rainbow colors. >> comfort dogs like the ones used in hospitals and other places are head today orlando. dozen dogs left check chicago yesterday, church which has outreach program with the orlando lgbt community asked for them to visit. dog's first stop in orlando hospital with the shooting victims and first respondersment handlers say the dogs are a great help. >> dogs are great listeners,

non-judge mental, and just there to help people watch listen to people what they went through for example they have, important part of the healing process. >> another team every 19 dogs will make trip to orlando today. organizers say the dogs will stay until monday helping where ever they can. and they certainly have a big effect, you know, when feeling down. >> anyway to help these people, you know, to help them brighten their spirits, anyway. >> for sure. and thankfully around here, katie, we're getting dose of pretty nice weather, lifting our spirits. >> it always does, doesn't it? see the sunshine, it spits little spring in your step. sunshine, end one more than anything just nice day. take you out to the eyewitness weather watchers, finding that very thing, in fact, i start things offer by looking at one quick photo here. we did get picture of the flag honoring flag day from lynn. thanks for sends that one in,

lynn. but peter sent in a shot tunnel to the meteorological thing, starting to nudge in williamstown, regardless still pretty pleasant beginning to the day. back to the map. a couple of hoaxing, further south delaware right now where it is pretty mild start from and i. 66 degrees currently more sun than anything in dover, love this. great idea. bike to work day, if you have the time and the ability to do that, go for it, you know, looks like great day for t little further off to the north, 58 degrees comes in this morning from kyle, the full sunshine in hatboro, depending where you are again you may have symptom clouds, may have full sunshine promise to be my days, thin vale of clouds looking closely rolling through the majority of our area here right now. again should being be thin withing time, low humidity, take a look at the eyewitness weather health report. air quality isn't awesome. it is not terrible either. just now, because it has been somewhat dry, starting to see

the air quality go little downhill. pollen level pretty medium. great day to mow the lawn, grass is predominant pollen, uv index, it will be very high, sun angle just getting higher and hire every passing day. we look not in the eyewitness weather, seven day forecast, keep the umbrella on stand by, may want to keep it thursday, friday morning, as well, as the next system pushes through. pocket of heavy rain few thunderstorms too. but at this point, we're banking on a nice weekend, low 80s, sunshine, just in time for dad. meisha? >> awesome. thanks, katie. what's not so awesome, live chopper three over an accident right now, the schuylkill eastbound, before girard involving multiple vehicles. so very slow, see the only rain squeezing by on the shoulder wrapping around this. but i go past. >> this i want to show you the back up camera if i k backups going past city avenuement look at this, schuylkill at montgomery literally parking

lot, a lot of people trying to exit out of montgomery and mlk trying to get on and swing around that way, maybe even some taking another route if you can, kelly drive perhaps, but i can tell you, if you don't exit, this is what you are sitting on. if you are at home right now, even thinking about going out there. you are going to have to give yourself an hour and go to this far and just sit there. so if you can wait until this gets cleared out of your way you certainly want to. again, those backups are extending all the way past city avenue at this point. very, very slow moving, a loft vehicles clear out of the way, busy morning indeed. back to you. >> not good, thanks so much. 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> there is nora o'donnell joining us with a preview. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, brooke, and nicole. learning more this morning about a singer, man who just wanted to learn atlantic inch dancer, couple planning to marry, all victims of the orlando terror attack. plus talk with home lan security jay johnson, right here in studio 75.

talk with him about the investigation into the shooter. and then we take closer look at donald trump's controversial remarks on the shooting and his decision to ban the washington post from campaign events. the news is back in the morning, see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> we will definitely be watching. meantime, rules for kids riding in carseats just got little stick err in pennsylvania. governor tom wolf signed a bill for g -- forcing parent to put all children into rear facing carseat. rear facing carseat reduces child's risk of seriously getting hurt or killed in a crash. >> new law take effect in two month, will give verbal warnings for the first year, after that drivers can be fined $125. >> health watch, new help for people with diabetes. researchers say a drug used to treat people with type two diabetes is showing other significant benefit. should i shows not only cut blood sugar levels, but, also,

prevented hear attacks, strokes, and cardiovascular deaths. >> may cut your risk every dying? doctors at harvard tracked nearly 800,000 patients, people eating several servings of whole grains, daily, decrease risk of dying from cardiovascular problems or cancers by at least 20%. >> everyone's lives seem to be getting busier, and busier, right? that includes kids. >> that meaning often not getting enough sleep. reports, new sleep guidelines just release show us how much sleep children at every age really need. >> keeping up with eight year old grade i and five year old ginger; nearly a full-time job. >> challenge to get them in bed, school start at 8:00. so we struggle with it at time. >> expert say, getting enough sleep is critical for kids. not just for their physical health, but also to help with their behavior and learning.

that's why the american academy of pediatrics is supporting new guidelines. >> hypertension, high blood pressure consideration lead to obesity, in teens, lead to depression. >> new recommendations say infant from four to 12 month should get 12 to 16 hours of sleep children, one to 15. kids three to five, ten to 15 hours, six to 12 year old, nine to 12 hours. and teenagers, should get, from eight to ten hours of sleep. doctor core inch cross says many children are too over scheduled, to get enough rest. >> sometimes you do have to think about what is it that my child really enjoys doing. those will be our priorities, maybe we don't need to do every sport. >> aap also says parents should establish a routine, to make sure kids get to bed on time. >> i just you want happy, healthy, rested children. >> it makes parent ago little easier. >> let's go.

>> and turnoff tv and computers 30 minute before bed time is a good place to start. chris martin glees yes, i heard katie giggle about, you know, kids getting sleep. it helps. >> all of the par ends, crucial. >> seniors at one local high school had an extra special back to school day. >> yep, after graduation practice yesterday, student at penn wood high school took a trip to visit their elementary and middle schools. this is really cool. more than 100 graduating student walked the halls where they attend dollars school as young children. their principal says the program was started as a way to help student reflect on their entire education experience, and to inspire a new generation. >> they get to see the final product, the end game right here. >> school's principal also says it was a moving experience, for many of the student, and he hopes this was the start after great new end

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>> alleged orlando gunman, frequent the the pulse night club. forty-nine people were killed, 53 others were hurt there. closing arguments continue today in the federal racketeering trial of pennsylvania congressman, chaka fattah. eleven term democrat accused of arranging illegal campaign loan, then paying back part of it with federal grant money and charitable donations, the man accused of throwing beer bottle at phillies first baseman ryan howard scheduled to appear before a judge today. philadelphia police say 21 year old sydney smith of wilmington surrendered to detective friday. he could be fined $300. that's three to go. >> all right, and now one last check on weather and traffic. >> yes, and we are expecting to see the clouds out there thin out with time. so, i know some of are you worried like my gosh, we have clouds overhead. that isn't banning out. trust me, don't worry, below see more sun than anything, beautiful start to the flag day, and you can expect more sun than anything. it is just nice with low humidity today, meisha. >> sure; thanks, katie. and we have live chopper three

over very serious accident, involving multiple vehicles on the schuylkill eastbound before girard. i'm just going to say this because i have no time, avoid the area if you can. just don't go there. >> that's all you need to know. all right, well, james cords on had full car for his latest karioke ride. >> and it was red hot. >> ♪ >> take me to the place i love ♪ take me all the way ♪ >> the red hot chilly peppers, helped cord on get all the way to work while singing hits, front man admitted the bandores recalls on tour sometimes, corden had to get in on the fun. >> oh, my. >> (laughing). >> ♪ >> try to fit in by taking his shirt off. >> oh, ya. he fits right in. >> right?

>> cbs this morning is next, everybody. have a great day. >> good morning. it is tuesday, june 14th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." we know now the names of all 49 victims killed in the orlando terror attack. they range from an aspiring nurse to a singer to a couple planning to marry. >> disturbing new details emerge about the shooter. did the fbi miss warning signs in his past? >> and a former marine working security at the club shares his story of saving dozens from the massacre, possibly preventing an even bigger loss of life. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> they're more than a list of names. they're peop w