>> all right, all right, the nine is next to the zero in here. i'm brooke thomas, why did i have to actually check that? summer officially starts today. katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, jim, welcome back. roads are looking good, nice and dry right now, but heating up this monday morning, so give yourself a couple of extra minutes. >> now the weather, just heating up, the weather is doing very much the same. first official day of the summer season guys. check it o so storm scan, nice and quiet, won't have to spends too much time throughout the day today. what you will find however is a nice long day, the summer solsus, after all, so you end up with over 15 hours every daylight, 15 hours and about 38 seconds to be exact. but, with storm scan empty, and full sunshine on our side here, throughout the day, these temperatures that may be starting off innocently enough into the 50's, even 60s right now, are going to soar and once the sun does come up, easily going to get you into the low 90s for yet another day, fathers day topped off at 91, so it will be a toast i

one, not terribly windy either. also notice the up tick in humidity, too, my advice if you have time to kill, lucky enough to have the day off. hit the pool or hit the beach. why not? it is hot. it is steamy. high of 92, won't be as hot as the shore towns, but still going to be just us a bright, and certainly just as steamy. the uv index all the way up to a ten today. so please make sure that you are lathering up on the sun block, sun angle is awfully high to the point that you got to be sure that you are taking care in the sun. and also, stay hydrated. these are the kind of days that can frankly be dangerous if you are not smart about it. so it is a nice day, meisha, a but just got to take care, right? >> yes, absolutely, when you crack open the 90's, no joke. thank you so much. good morning, looking at the blue route southbound, blue route looking actually really typical for i would say early monday morning, got some early risers out there, sure, but nothing really starting to heat up here. blue route looking okay, southbound direction, delaware county kinds of the same story, but i will say 95 north

at 452, maybe slightly more vehicles than what we normally see making our way into the 5:00 hour now, something i think about as we progress through the morning, keep every good indicator on what we will be talking about today, boulevard southbound direction, looking nice there, once you jump on to the schuylkill at the boulevard, looking okay. construction here, 495 northbound, off ramp to edgemore road, closed, that's going to be closed until next thursday. then the two lanes, two right lanes, leading to up that, block until about right now. so i'll let you know as soon as that clears. pa turnpike westbound between ft. washington and valley forge, left lane blocked because of the construction there. and also, some changes to mass transit. regional rails, buses, and trolleys, running new schedule, regional rails, started yesterday, buses and trolleys, some yesterday, some today. also media elwin line bussing between through september 4th, brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha a new this morning, three people are hurt, after a car crash in the city's kingsessing area. two cars collided just before 2:00 a.m., at 47th and woodland avenue. the impact sent one car crashing through a gaeton to

the sidewalk. no details on the victim's condition. but the cause of the accident is under investigation. >> also, this morning, the gloucester county prosecutor's offers has taken over an investigation into a shooting in paulsboro. this happened late last night. near the corner every broad and pine street. no word on the victim or condition, investigators are expected to release more information, later today. >> and, an investigators are picking through evidence taken from the bucks county home where 12 girls were rescued just days ago. >> meanwhile, neighbors say they tried to warn police repeatedly about the home, and want to know what took them so long. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in feasterville with the latest on the investigation. good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim, brooke, good morning, police continue their investigation here at this feasterville home. over the weekend there is conducted search warrant where they went through met you can justly every room of this house, you can see, on scene behind me this morning, that one police officer remains here, now, the work that unfolded this weekend did so in front of still stunned

neighbors, many, who for a long time, suspected something was wrong at this hour, and -- at this hours, and they tell "eyewitness news" they contacted dollars thursday years ago about their concerns, now police arrested 51 year old lee kaplan, charged him with number of crimes including sexual assault. police say he fathered two children, three year old, infant, with now 18 year old woman living here. they say he first started having sex with the victim when she was just 14 years old. now, authorities responded to this home on old street road after receiving anonymous tip about child abuse. inside police say they found 12 females hiding in a basement chicken coup. they range from six months to 18 years old. police say the 18 year old may have been given to kaplan by her birth parent as some sort of business agreement for financial support. those parent have been arrested, as well. police say daniel and savila admitted to gifting their child, their daughter, and told police they thought the agreement was legal after researching on line. this morning, neighbors want to know why more wasn't done earlier, when they say they

contacted authorities years ago. >> i had no idea there was 12 girls living in there because the only three out at the time, even that was vest limited. i waived one time, they put their head down, walk away, and i thought something was off. >> i just made the call. i don't know, just instinct, i felt like i wasn't going through another summer where everybody should be outside kind of thing, and not see those little girls again. >> this time, little bit different, because they found out that this girl was 14 years old that had two children, so that gives you the probable cause to go in the house. >> now, police say being the children found in this home appear to be amish. investigators say they are brinking in specialists now to speak with them. and according to police, daniel and savila say the rest of the children are theirs, but police are working to confirm that since they have no birth certificates, none enrolled in school, and unknown at this time whether any of the other children were subjected to abuse. now, kaplan happen the girls

parents are all being held right now on $1 million bail. reporting live in feasterville, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news", back into you. >> thanks, jan, the story we will be covering for awhile begin deed. happening today, the senate plans to vote in the new gun control measures, in response to the orlando massacre. >> there are four measures, two each, from both parties, both address backgrounds checks. the odds of any of these bills pass something low, since it is election year. >> today the justice department will more about the orlando gunman negotiations, yesterday tens of thousands in orlando mark one week since the tragedy. with message of love over hate, weijia jiang was there. >> reporter: as the sunset over orlando sunday, thousands of people bright ends the night with a candlelight vigil, honoring the victims of the worse shooting in recent us history. >> this is going to change orlando dramatically. people aren't going to look at

their day, you know, they're black, white, gay, we're all one. >> crowds arrived to popular park by the busload. then they marched together under the rainbow flag as a show of support for the lgbt community. earlier at 2:02 a.m., church bells rang 49 times throughout the city for the 49 people killed exactly one week before inside a gay night club. gilbert lost his close friend, frank hernandez. >> if frank were here, and i know he is, he would be overwelmed. >> this event marks the end of somber weekend packed with several funeral services, as the community moves forward, so does the investigation. u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch, says on monday the department of justice will release partial transcript of the gunman eights conversations with negotiators, from inside the night club. >> we do one every these trash pass end in the investigation, people can see, not only what

he was thinking, what he was doing, but, also, the kind of information that we're looking at. >> lynch plans to meet with survivors and investigators on tuesday, in orlando, as cities still hurting, but hopeful. weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> in other news, donald trump, descent in the republican runnings, presumptive gop nominee faced criticism lately from members every his own party there is follows his comments about the orlando shooting, and a judge of mexican heritage. on cbs "face the nation", trump had a message for republican leaders. >> they shouldn't be talking so much. they should go out, do their job, let me do my job, i have tremendous support from both politicians and the people. >> meanwhile, there are some reports that republicans are conspiring to deny trump the nomination at the republican convention next month by charging the rules. trump calls those reports a hoax. >> now, it is time for look at

newspaper headlines from across our region. >> on the front page of the spirit of delaware county, poe proposed, getting mix reviews from the resident there, after retired dentist presented to the councils all plan to open up a facility on ninth street. >> from the front page of the intel jenners, when the north penn high school passed budget, a contract for school administrators, the proposed contract provided raises above what some board members believed was allowed by state property tax law. >> from the cover of the main line suburban life after years of discussions and delays one every chester county's largest transportation prog beck to get underway. paoli tran project will be in three phases, first part will include new center plate form, elevators, ramps, i am profits to parking and the existing rail infrastructure. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. still ahead: charges are filed in a deadly van accident in virginia, and now we are learning the group was actually headed to our area.

>> also, this morning, the latest on the search for the driver of a van that plunged into the delaware river, this weekend. plus this: >> a record breaking heatwave continues in the west fueling wild fires. hundreds have evacuated as temperatures continue to climb into the triple digit. i'm hena daniels at the cbs broadcast center, more coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> you've been waiting for awhile for nice hot wetter. >> i mean, my dreams. >> summer begins today. stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> extreme temperatures fueling wilds fires in at least eight states on the west coast.

>> hena daniels has the latest weather conditions, now firefighters are working against all effort. >> the intense heat is complicating efforts, to tackle several wild fires, raging in the west. dozens of residents near san diego were ordered to evacuate sunday, when triple digit temperatures ignite add brush fire in dessert community. >> i went in, got the olds lady, got her, got the dogs out, i went back in, looked out the back door, and there was wall of flames. >> in santa barbara county, air crews have been working around the clock to contain the so-called sherpa fire. now, in it sixth day. their effort are being hampered by steep terrain and high winds. >> if we had a week without wind, we would be great. unfortunately, that's not predicted. >> over the weekend, temperatures topped 118 degrees in arizona. creating dangerous conditions, for people spending time outdoors. >> water, nice little sun, shouldn't be too many people out there. we'll go until i feel tired.

and feel little lethargic, come down. >> rescue crews sent to help seven huge ers, two died, believed to be from heat related illnesses. one is still missing. and the crushing heat is expected to get even worse. forecasters say, highs in phoenix could hit 120 degrees today. hena daniels, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> those winds are really wicked, bad weather out there. >> nothing you can do about it when it is the weather. >> so true, guys, you know, when it rains it pours, to pardon the pun here, no rain anticipated, there but the heat will continue to build. we look at some of the temperatures that they are he expecting today, i mean, it is ridiculous how hot it is getting out there. look at these expected highs for today. phoenix just heard in the package expected to at least flirt with 121, 116 the he can peck takes, sky harbor international, 111 in sells, just unbelievable heat, so

dangerous. so it makes our heat certainly seem not quite as bad by comparison. but look at furnace creek, very apartment lie named, 125. the expected high there today. hard to even imagine that kind of heat. but, there you have it, very extremement and they will not get any relief from any rain the entire western seaboard totally clear. and that is obviously a problem sometimes. now, for us, we are still clear here at home. here is another cold front, that's going to be crossing through, as we look ahead to tomorrow. the moment, though, still pressing at the moment, at least, through wisconsin, portions of north central iowa, will make its arrival hereby tomorrow. by tomorrow, we actually will sit at least in portions of the area in a marginal if not even slight risk for some stronger thunderstorms, especially, through the delmarva peninsula, but marginal risk, to slightly being for the southern tear of the region for heavy downpours, gusty win, possibility of hail as the colds front passes through, heating up, instability that would be required to spark some strong or locally severe

thunderstorms, we have to keep our eye on that, today don't have to worry about wet weather, it will be hot, shore expected the place, on tuesday watch for shower or storm, low 80s the expectation the next few days at the shore point, but low 90s here today and tomorrow in the city of philadelphia. hello summer. indeed. ninety-two in the sunshine, tomorrow, though, watching for shower or thunderstorm, and by wednesday we clear it out at least briefly. >> such great information, thank you so much, katie. yep, it will be a warm 1 inch died, as katie pointed out in the 90s, make sure have that air conditioner working, pack that water, don't leave those puppies in the car, this is a look at 422, moving in the westbound direction past oaks, just gorgeous shot pushing westbound, weaver some early risers, jump on the roadway now, no doubt about it, here though on 422 actually look really good in great company for those every you jumping on 422. ninety-five southbound, at cottman, coming around the s curve actually looking okay.

we just zoomed in, i guess, penndot must have zoomed in on that, took me a while, adjust to what was going on there, vine taillights moving in the westbound direction at the schuylkill, also, see zoomed in here, as well. let's go to the maps here. show what's going on, looks like everything zoomed in. accident hatfield, route 309, that has since been cleared. so, you can see it fine on your screen, looking crazy, over on my screen. pa turnpike westbound between valley forge, left lane blocked there. and also, some more construction 495, take a look at this, 495 north, the on and off-ramps to edgemore road. those ramps are closed, and they're going to be closed until next thursday. also, one right lane is blocked, leading up to edgemore, until 5:00 p.m. so again that's going to be closed until 5:00 p.m. brooke, over to you. >> meisha, philadelphia police officer recovering this morning from this crash in the city's olney section. it happened sunday evening. police say the officer was

responding to a call when a ford expedition crashed into his cruiser at front and champ plows. the officer and the people in the suv were taken to einstein medical center. all suffered non-life threatening injuries. >> charges are filed against driver of a van that rolled over on i-95 in virginia saturday killing six people. cruz facing six counts of involuntary manslaughter. police say driver fatigue was a was a factor in the wreck. none of the 15 passengers in the van were wearing seatbelts, the group headed to new jersey from north carolina. >> in other news, mini-van pulled from the delaware river in south philadelphia. but there is no sign of a driver. eyewitnesses told police, the vehicle was speeding down oregon avenue on cross columbus boulevard when it crashed through a fence at the shipyard and plunged into the river. police divers spent hours yesterday searching for the driver of the mini-van. but low visibility and debris made it difficult. police say it could be days

before the body rises to the surface. >> well, still ahead this morning, the sixers work out a familiar face, ahead of the week's nba draft. >> also ahead, wild night on the street of cleveland, where they are celebrating the town's first championship in more than 50 years. we'll hear from labron james about the cavs championship plans.

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temperatures are expected to go above 90 degrees, it is a dream for me, if you are headed out the door, katie will get you updated on -- get katie's updated forecast. >> brooke, dustin johnson has made up for his previous blunders late in tournaments,

by taking home his first major championship at the us open. won the tournament by four strokes, despite a one stroke penalty, for moving his ball on yesterday's front nine. he is celebrated when his wife and child right on the golf course, which was oakmont near pit burying, west chester native, jim furyk, finished in a tie, for second place. >> the partying may still be going on in cleveland, which ended a 52-year championship drought by winning the nba title with the miraculous come back. last night in oakland, it was kyree irving with the three-point their put the calves ahead to stay with less than a minute left in the game. the cavs are first time to come back, are the first team excuse me to come back three games to one deficit to win it all. remember, finals mvp labron james said woe bring title home to cleveland. >> put my heart, my blood, sweat, tears, into the game. people still want to doubt what i am capable every doing. >> let me know everything i've

done, you know, they say hard work pays off, and that's what happened. >> i love this seeing him with his daughter there. there was some partying in cleveland after last night's game seven. one police officer was actually hurt. there will be some hopefully safer partying wednesday when cleveland's championship parade goes down. >> now, who could forget, famous last second buds err beater for the villanova wildcats national tight until the man whose pass who led to that, ryan arch, will play in the sixers pre-game work out today. nba draft thursday night, 6ers have number one overall pick, plus several laters picks. >> what's going on with the phillies? rough stretch continues this weekend, here'slily with the morning sports. >> so far team meeting and line up change has done nothing help the phillies offense, they look to avoid their sixth straight lost taking on the diamond backs down at the ballpark. before the game the phillies continuing great fathers day tradition, fly in one of the players dads for the game. yesterday, it was aj nola,

aaron's dad, he threw out the first pitch to his son. zach on the mounds trying to rebound from first start with the phillies, first batter of the game, check out this grab by maikel franco, pitching well yesterday giving up two earned runs, to the sixth inning we go, phillies down 100 nothing, jake lamb at the plate there is one into the gap, that's rbi double. that bridges in paul gold schmidt two-nothing, diamond backs. to the fifth, former phillie michael with single to centerfield. the throw won't be in time. so yes, another runner scores. it is three-one, diamond backs. to the ninth, lamb again hitting lie alike on yesterday. triples into the gap right centerfield, another run comes in to score. so the phillies will lose five to one. >> that's all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdale, have a great day. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we will show you how philadelphia is honoring the victims of the massacre in lore and dough, jan? >> reporter: and police in bucks county calling this one of the more bizarre cases

they've ever dealt w a man is arrested after 12 girls are found inside his home. i'm jan carabeo, reporting in feasterville, coming up this strange place they were discovered, and why some people in this neighborhood are upset with law enforcement this morning. >> also, ahead, in the wake of the flint water crisis, one group is calling for strict new regulations. we'll tell but them in this morning's health watch. katie? >> and jim, we are certainly kick starting the summer season on a very hot and very summer like note. we are talking temperatures, as well as return potential for stronger storms in the forecast, when you might need to break out the umbrella again coming up. >> meisha is watching the roads this monday morning, stay with us. we'll be right back.

>> city of brotherly love sends message of hope and healing not victims of the orlando massacre. >> i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. first, here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> three people are hurt after a car crash.