forces with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. fueling rumors there could be two women on the democratic ticket. we'll have the latest on campaign 2016. today is tuesday, june the 28th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, katie and meisha are here as always this morning keeping an eye on things. >> running around like crazy person. >> and i have not broke answer sweat yet. i'm just not a sweaty person, yes. it has been very busy, little tid-bit about me, but i will say it has been very busy, still the truck fire out there, couple accident, third just cleared, sinkhole, water main break, i'll get to all of it coming up. >> some rain still currently falling, going to catch at least a little bit of late morning break, but generally speaking, you know, this is going to be one of the more unsettled days. heavier rain currently falling specially at the shore points, but the moment, you can see how things are beginning to fizzle lit bit through northern delaware, west to central new jersey, so, you know, things are going to get better at least for time.

we got clock here with real heavy rain through the overnight and again still currently falling across portions every say the garden state parkway, the shore point. but, even though, you look like you're in the clear on the back edge of storm scan3, cannot get used to, that because eventually, we are going to see fresh rounds of showers, storms, reignite. very damp, very dreary beginning to the morning outside beach patrol headquarters in margate, very muggy as well, so going throughout the day, still rebound to the mid 80s, warm, still again quite humid. but even though we catch that break mid to late morning, there will be more showers and storms that reignite later on this afternoon, some of those storms could actually be locally strong. so coming up a little later in the broadcast, we track that next scenario for you, give you sense where the strongest storms could be located, meisha. >> very good to know, thanks so much, katie. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. we got penndot here, kind of zooming in on this trash truck fire. this is route one southbound, hard to see right now, there you go, route one southbound at business route one, that right lane, and the ram top

route one is closed right now, and you can see, they finally got all of those flames under wraps right now, now it is just engulfed in smoke basically. but the good news, when we lock at the traffic around here, just really isn't any. actually it was busier in the four and 5:00 hour, when this actually started. so this has been going on for quite some time. and again, this is a trash truck, so of course it will prolong it inch evident bridge, how long this is engulfed in flames. but the good news, now just the smoke, see some vehicles going by, putting on brakes, little gaper delay. overall hopefully get this cleared up in the near future hopefully in the next 30 minute or so. accident here west mt. airy downed tree as well, lincoln driver, rittenhouse street, lanes block, it will slow you down, also another accident here in new jersey route 130 southbound near fairview street. we have walter main break, lawndale closed, you will have to use alternate, castor avenue will be your best bet. brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha, a new this morning, one man dead and another in critical condition after this crash, in

middletown township bucks county. the two cars collided around 11:30 last night at frosty hollow road, upper or char drive levittown. police tell us 06 year old man died from his injuries. investigators say this is a busy stretch of roadment some drivers turn the corner too fast. >> in other news, ceiling collapse clears out home in philadelphia's tioga neighborhood. >> last night's rain may be the culprit. l & i has been there and "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo still there right now. jan? >> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning there is has been both frightening and frustrating overnight for the folks who live here, now, l & i has been out on the scene as you mentioned, and already deemed this home uninhabitable. so that means, four adult, one child, now, have to find a new place to stay today. fortunately the red cross already been out here on scene. and is ready to help, and everyone already off to new and temporary housing this morning. now, it is authorities see the damage from the outside, but if you take a look at the video, you can see, how the ceiling came down inside of this tioga home, the collapse

happened around 10:30 last night. here in the 2300 block of west atlantic street. folks who live here tell us last night's heavy rains seeped through the roof, brutal ceiling down, fortunately, the four adults inside including a pregnant woman, and a nine year old little girl were not injured. "eyewitness news" spoke to the building manager of this boarding house just short time ago. he also lives here. and he says the ceiling came down in his room. >> i was just grateful. i wasn't home. then my concern is for the rest of the house. before this happened everything was up to code, landlord on top of everything, he is not a slumlord, everything watts right. this is big inconvenience, just got off work, trying to come home, relax go, to sleep, now i got to go somewhere else. and where i don't know. and, you know, i might be uncomfortable. >> now, again, the red cross is helping the folks who live here find temporary housing, the building manager tells us l & i will be back out here on the scene little later today to re-examine the damage in daylight to figure out exactly

what happened, and of course, to determine the fix. reporting live in tioga, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", brooke, jim, back into you. >> thanks, jan. folcroft police officer chris door man is recovering at home this morning, the officer left pen presbyterian medical center yesterday to hero's reception. >> (cheers). >> dozens every fellow law enforcement officers lined to up show their support. among them, philadelphia police officer, jesse hartnett, he was also shot on the job. he was hit three times in an ambush attack in january. officer dorman is thankful for the support. >> like to say thank you to everybody for being therefore me and my family, my fellow brothers in blue through this, and everybody support me, i appreciate it. >> dorman still has a long recovery ahead of him, but he says he is ready to get back to work as soon as he can. >> husband is now charged with killing his wife with a crossbow in northeast philadelphia. the couple had been married for just nine days. police say 40 year old paul

zoocon confessed to killing 42 year old family nightlinker during a aarpment this happened inside their home on willits road. investigators say he shot her in the chess with a crossbow, and ended up running to her neighbor's house for help. >> i was more shocked about seeing a body in my kitchen floor, you know, and you can't do nothing about it. >> the victim died at the hospital. both nightlinker and paul have two children from previous relationships, were not home at the time. >> donald trump travels to pennsylvania today to deliver policy speech on trade and the economy. meanwhile hillary clinton is off to colorado and california, yesterday, she and senator elizabeth warren teamed up against the presumptive gop nominee as hena daniels reports, both claim trumps policies would hurt americans. >> donald trump heads to the swing state of pennsylvania today to deliver a major speech on trade and the

economy. the address titled declaring american economic independence is his first on us soil, since his visit to scotland last week. during the trip, trump praised voters in the uk for their historic decision to leave the eu. >> they wanted independence. they didn't want to go by decisions that were being made for them. >> i'm with her. yes, sir. >> fuel spending lakes of two woman ticket, hillary clinton joined forces with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren, in ohio yesterday. the duo took turns blasting trump's economic judgement. >> he tried to turn a global economic challenge into an infomercial. >> what casino every man roots for people to lose their jobs? to lose their homes? a small insecure moneygrubber who fight for no one but himself. >> and nbc news wall street journal pull-out monday shows 52% of democratic voters are

satisfied with clinton as their presumptive nominee. only 45% of republican voters say they're happen which trump. in a bid to beef up his campaign staff, for the general election, yesterday trump hired a former top aide to ted cruz to be his senior communications advisor. hena dance yell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". abortion rights activists say it could take years for texas clinics to reopen despite the supreme court's decision to throw out the state's abortion law. the law required clinton like ambulatory surgical centers and clinic doctors must have admitting privileges at a local hospital. the court rules five to three to over turn the law. conservative justice anthony kennedy cast decisive vote with the liberal justices, both sides on the issue reacted to the ruling. >> and we will go forward in making sure that all of the laws blocking women's access to the constitutional rights will be overturned. >> the court has been so clear

in their political leaning on this issue that i can't imagine an abortion regulation, that they would uphold at this point. >> texas passed the law after philadelphia abortion doctor, kermit gosnell, was convicted every killing three babies, who were born alive, during durg attempted abortions. >> newcomb end this morning, on the brexit. german chancellor american ellen cysts that it is in great britain's best interest to maintain close relations after it leaves the european union. the two agencies have downgraded the united kingdom's credit rating following the brexit vote and the value of the pound dropped another 3%. european and asian markets are rebounding this morning, wall street is hoping to bounce back after a second day of triple digit losses. the dow closed down 260-point, the nasdaq lost 113, and the s&p closed down 36. and coming up in our next half hour, cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger explains how brexit will impact your investment.

>> also ahead, hearing the 911 tapes of top gun star kelly mcgillis calling for help while she is being attacked inside her own home. >> people living in the fire ravaged towns out west, going home to see the damage for the first time. see what's left behind t

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first-hand. >> oh, my god. >> some people returning to burned out renmant of their homes, two people have been killed, over 200 homes have been destroyed currently 22 fires burning across western states, while the biggest just east of bakersfield, california have scorched over 45,000 acres of lands. >> fema will begin residents in west virginia today, at least 23 people have died after 9 inches of rain fell in a short periods of time. being called some of the worse flooding the state has ever seen, more than 400 people are living in shelters. that's awful. >> so katie, little rain must fall in all of our lives, i can handle today as long as the forecast down the road, we've got long weekends coming up. >> yes, and eventually we are going to end up with pretty decent weather but right now getting hammered pretty hard with the rain soaking portions of southern and southeastern new jersey, where you ended up

with rainfall rates over inch per hour out of some of the heavier pocket. thankfully now at this point, pretty much moving out to sea moisture laden air mass, will take the passage of the cold front to eventually help to wipe the slate clean of the worse of the humidity even though it looks like you're in the clear beyond this point, canning bank on, that because the front itself has not yet crossed, and as the day progresses there will be fresh rounds of showers, thunderstorms that fire up again, and specially where you get the most sunlight have the best shot to see locally stronger thunder storms, so do sit? slight risk this afternoon specially for some damaging thunderstorms specially through the northwestern corner of the region, cut the line northwestern chester, through western montgomery upper bucks then on north westbound, that's where you end up with the best likelihood of not just heaviest downpours, gust yes, sir winds, small size hail and frequent lightning so keep a close watch as the day progresses both on air, on line, cbsphilly.com. scattered showers,

thunderstorms, on docket for us today keep in mind awfully muggy, dropping down to 68 tonight, still scattered showers, storms, good news, we're in the clear as we look ahead to tomorrow. tomorrow transition day, we transition away from the cloud cover to more sunshine, also transition away from the worse of the humidity so start to feel nicer and nicer, thursday, awesome, friday, saturday, just spotty shower or storm. but kick starting the holiday weekend on hot note. >> good morning, happy tuesday, outside 95 south at girard what you are looking at right now, certainly starting to heat up now that we pushed past the 6:00 hour. now quarter after so starting to heat up. this is what i want to pull your attention ton, just waking up with us happened might say hour, hour and a half ago, business route one, pulled all the way out blocking this to route one southbound, far right lane, but, you can see, the traffic volume levels around here actually aren't that bad.

gamer delays, overall, things looking okay here, crews are out there, working wildly to get that pushed all the way out of our way but still out there, make note that far, give yourself extra time, accident here in new jersey route 130 southbound near fairview street, still out there, water main break here in juniata line dale street closed between cioga and bristol street. use alternate castor avenue probably going to be your best bet. jim, over to you. >> expected to be the largest auto scandal in us history. find out what it means for you if you own a volkswagon. >> and you will just hear the terror in actress kelly mcgillis' voice as she called for help all while being attacked, in her own home. ,

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>> sad news to report, legendary college basketball coach pat summit has passed away, we told but yesterday her reports of her declining health. summit was diagnosed when early onset dementia in 2011. she is the winningest coach in division one college basketball history. pat summit died peacefully in her sleep this morning, she was just 64 years old. welcome back, actress kelly mcgillis said a stranger attack her in her north carolina home. best known for co-starring in the 1986 film top gun. earlier this month, when mcgillis returned to her home in north carolina she said her front door was unlocked, a light was on, and stranger was

inside. that's when she called 911. >> 911, your emergency? disbelief be? my house, broke into my house. >> okay, who is it? >> help me. beep (. >> oh, my goodness. so scary. charges against laurence marie dorn a include assault, battery, burglary. >> she said she now has concealed gun. >> right now massive recall is underway, that is after ikea dressers are being blamed for the death of three children, including a boy from west chester. the mom dress kearse tip over if not fasten to the wall, how curren collies died back in 2014, last year, ikea distributed repair kits, and told owners to attach the dressers to the wall. but, a third child has died since that time. ikea is expected to release more information on the recall later today. >> volkswagon will have

positive pay out $14.7 million after admissions cheating scandal, 10 billion of that money will be used to fix or buy back close to 500,000 polluting cars. the settlement is the largest of its kinds, in us history. well, the fourth of july is less than a week away, coming up: best cities to see fireworks. >> summer can be a balance of fun and learning when go to cool camp like this. our own pat gallen even decided to check it out. see fly with the greatest of ease at circus camp. katy? >> oh, moo, that looks promising. expect to see more wet weather out there today even if you did have rain through the overnight since dried out, very likely more on the way. we will track it for you coming up. plus have your holiday forecast, stick around.

>> from the philadelphia inquirer, a federal jury has end entered $2.3 million judgement against the philadelphia school district, and late superintendent arlene ackerman, the jury finding that ackerman discriminated against bucks county company by searing $7.5 million no bid contract, to a smaller minority-owned firm that had not fought to work. >> from the front page of the bucks county courier times, small piece of lands continues to cause a big uproar in

yardley. residents are protesting the planned sale of borough-owned parcel on reading avenue, have concerns about zoning proposal for the property, and 40 adjacent achier. >> from the cover of the phoenix reporter and item, perkioman township municipal building has opened an area history museum. among items on display, 13 wooden models depicting some of the old structures from perkioman, and swenksville past, painstakingly made over the course of several decades, good stuff there. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines, from around the delaware valley. >> well, just in time for the fourth of july celebrations, the best cities to watch fireworks. >> first on the list, seattle, washington, followed by minneapolis and new orleans, philadelphia is 27th on the list. wallet hub looked at several criteria to make the list including walkable, activities, and weather. >> they're just plane wrong. meisha had all of her twitter fans vote for minneapolis to beat us there. just saying. >> how did seattle win?

do they have good weather. >> no! >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", today looks to set another unsettling day for world financial markets in the wake of brexit. find out what's happening in europe, and how it will impact your money and investment. justin? >> brooke, a meeting on drinking water safety is set for tonight in willow grove. i'm justin fin watch more on the cause and the celebrity name that will be skyping in tonight. >> thank you, justin. and right now, we've got truck fire getting cleaned up. an accident, water main break and construction, all of that slowing down out there. first, a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back.

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door this morning is just how muggy it is. >> and even though the rain is moving out now, katie is tracking more storms for later. she times it all out for just just a minute. >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> nay there, i'm brooke thomas, it is 6:30, you know what that means, time to get you caught up. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> the sealing of north philadelphia home collapsed. >> four adults and little girl are without a place to stay this morning. >> one man is dead, and another is in critical condition, after this crash, in middletown township. the two cars collided around 11:30 last night at frosty hollow road. >> ikea plans to unveil details after recall on millions of dressers. they're blamed for the deaths of three children, including a boy from west chester. donald trump is talking trade this afternoon, in a speech near pittsburgh. >> i'm with her. >> yes, sir. >> yesterday hillary clinton campaigned in ohio, a battleground state, with senator elizabeth warren.

>> and that ball to centerfield, that will be in for base hit. one run is in. they'll wave him home. and he's flying on his way to the plate. he'll fly in safely. three rbi's for maikel franco. >> the phillies go onto win it eight-nothing, they'll continue this series in arizona tonight. >> good stuff, katie, we love it when the phillies win, also love when you don't have an umbrella out there. >> i know, the problem is do i need to break out later on in the day, brooke? but, you know, at least this is one day, and then it is done, at least for now, and we can expect a very nice weather in the wake of the disturbance that will trigger that additional wet weather here today. so let's go ahead, take you on out to the rain amounts list, as we look for the last couple of hours here. we had some pretty heavy rain that came through our area. millville pick up just shy of an inch, philadelphia pick up just over half inch, it definitely has been a soggy start to the day. and a lot of locations, but look once more at storm scan3,

do still have rain falling across southern most new jersey as well as portions every delaware, another little pocket, now, crossing from the delaware rather the lehigh valley into north northwestern new jersey, but generally speaking, it is just a muggy, very cloudy start to the day. where you don't have the rain low 70s currently across most of the board here, as the day goes on, specking for the most part pretty seasonable weather. 84 degrees the expected high in philadelphia. that's just 2 degrees shy of the norm. but, more showers, more thunderstorms, they'll come through scattered in nature, specially northwest of the city, poconos specially talking to you, there will very likely ends up some stronger thunderstorms, that fire up in our area. so do expect that possibility. but looking at the headlines, strong storm potential, at least there is a trade off. mid week turns out less humid, and really nice, and of course we've got the big holiday weekends coming up. not only will it be quite warm, but i'm going to have all of the details what you can expect overhead, that's a bit later in the show, katy? >> thank you so much. happy tuesday, if you are just

waking up with us, looking outside at the schuylkill westbound, see just how busy it is there. looking a lot like it did yesterday at this he can act same time. basically, bumper to bumper, no longer traveling at posted speeds traveling no more than 25 miles per hour, if not stopped completely in some of the center lanes, so, you will need to give yourself some extra time going out there right now, if you can't wait until after rush hour i can tell you right now that yesterday rush even lasts until the 9:00 hour, still very, very busy. so avenue this is what you are looking at there. then just waking up with us, since about 4:30 in the morning, somewhere around there, we have a trash truck fire happened. they do have the flames under wraps now, and the smoke as well, but starting to heat up just little bit. route one southbound at business route one. the right lane closed, the ramp is still closed to route one. so for those of you in and around the area starting to heat up little bit. this is not yet cleared out of your way. also we have an accident here. town minute son township, 40-foot road henderson way involving injuries and ems on

the scene right now. mover on that coming up in just a little bit. back to you. >> thank you, meisha a pregnant woman and child barely escape whether ceiling comes crashing down in tie owing a philadelphia's l & i department is trying to pinpoint how it happened. "eyewitness news" was on the scene around 10:30 last night the 2300 block of west atlantic street. people who live here say rain seeped through the roof and brought the ceiling down. the red cross is helping five people finds temporary housing. former ikea employee at montgomery county private elementary school in jail accused of sexually assaulting 13 year old girl. police arrested 40 year old marcus forte yesterday. he used to work in the it department at again he had mercy academy elementary school. investigators say forte had illegal encounters with the teenager in his office at the school, and at least once in her own home. feel are concerned over contaminated water in bucks and montgomery county. "eyewitness news" reporter justin fin itch live in willow grove where lawmakers and residents are meeting tonight.

good morning, justin. brooke, good morning, that's right. those with concerns about drinking water in the willow grove area are encourage today voice those tonight. also hear from a law firm running their own probe into the matter and a special guest. >> celebrity consumer advocate erin will skype at upper moreland hi, law firm will host the session which will likely be similar in some ways to one last night in horsham township where the township council and officials held joint meeting on improving water quality. the issue, high levels of pfc, found in drinking water in the horsham, warrington anwar minister areas. these pfc's are chemicals commonly used in fire fighting foams at airfields. in 2014 found in public wells. over the years, those pfc's are believed to have seeped into grounds water, after decades of use at nearby military outpost cents in bucks and montgomery counties. since, several public and private wells, have come off

line, after testing showed pfc levels exceed new r, instructing federal limit, forcing horsham to now buy water from outside townships, despite the navy and national guard, also providing drinking water, many are asking them and federal officials to do much more. >> and, also, some great risk, great concerns, about health risks, governor wolf is now asking for the military to cover some 70,000 tests for residents in the area, and again, aaron, the consumer advocate, will be skyping in tonight. the meeting september for six p.m. brooke, jim, back into you. >> thanks, justin. pennsylvania lawmakers could beat thursday's deadline for budget for the new fiscal year. later today the house plans to consider $31.6 billion spending plan. last night, the house appropriations committee approved it 36 to one. >> new jersey has same budget deadline governor chris christie is going to 35 billion-dollar spending plan that cleared the democratic controlled legislature. its version $300 million more

than christie's proposal, but the governor can use his line item veto. new jersians could pay more at the gas pump and less at the check out counter. early this morning the assembly passed plan to raise the state gas tax in exchange for lowering the state sales tax. the 23 cents hike will pay for fixing new jersey's roads and highways. the deal also calls for slashing the sales tax from 7% to 6% over the next two years. the senate plans to vote on the measure thursday, governor chris christie is expected to sign it. the post brexit sell-off and stocks continued yesterday. what does that historic vote mean for your bottom line? >> business analyst jill schlessinger joins us live from new york to talk about it, good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> how will brexit affect us here? >> well, the british pound dropped to a 31 year lows against the dollar. and the euro's also falling. so i guess that's great news if you happen to be traveling to london this summer, your

dollars are going to go a lot farther. it also makes your imported fun items like french cheese or italian wine little more affordable. i will say there is a down side. a rising green back is bad for our exporters and our manufacturers, that's because the goods and service that is they produce here and ship overseas, women, less competitive in foreign markets. now, economists are projecting the uk and the rest could fall into lee session, could shave off little bit every growth from our growth rate around 2%, maybe two, three-tents of a %, not too terrible here. >> jill, then there is our investment, i pledge not to look at my 401k statement for quite some time now. so do you expect the guy races in the markets to continue? >> yes, this morning looks like tiny bit of relief. brexit really testing the third longest bull market in history. that's what we're in the middle of right now. i know if you're tell topped sell, here's what you do. remember market time, you just doesn't work. that's because it is

impossible to jump and capture the eventual market romp are you. how do you avoid falling into the trap of letting you're motions dictate your investment decisions, remind yourself hey my diversified portfolio based on my goals, time horizon, should really help you fight the urge to react to these short-term market conditions. and remember, if you're still clint to go your retirement plan, or funding your kids education, you could take comfort inn knows that you're buying shares at cheaper prices. it is on sale. for more on what brexit means for your monday i go to jill on money. com. awesome, always love having you on the show, thanks, jill. in the morning for new home, prime real estate for area in our area. >> you could own a home once lived in by princess or professional athlete. talking to you, jim donovan. this could be your new home. this is the home where oscar winning actress grace kelly grew up. the six bedroom brick colonial

listed at $1 million. east falls home also where prince of monaco proposed to kelly. the home was built in 1903 by kelly's father john, olympic gold medal winner, for rowing. quite a piece of history going along with this sale. >> it is a lovely house, i don't need six bedroom home. that's too much to clean. another option, gladwynn, chase utley, ooh allen iverson called home, just went down there is home once again too big for me originally list in the april for almost $3.5 million. now, the asking price just below 3 million. it is a bargain. utley has owned the property for nearly three years, iverson sold the property in 2006. i like the furnishing. >> you could take the couch maybe? >> maybe the couch, a vase, yes. >> coming up: finds out where alligator was just found on the beach. >> plus, you don't see many cowboys in new jersey, especially ones trying to cross the bridge onto staten island. find out what police had to say when they found him. plus this:

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beach in south carolina officials also say the stray geathers get weak from the salt water. >> oh, poor things. well, in texas, one woman making the best out after bad situation, she is tubing down flooded street in fort worth. 3 inches every rain, fell in about two hours, turning the road into a river, said shortly after the rain stopped, a rainbow appeared. >> and here's our rainbow for the day, hi, katie. >> rainbow. >> rainbow. good morning. >> thanks, i believe i got the first color on the rainbowed, specking some more showers and thunderstorms, guys, and perhaps a rain before it is all said and done, if you moment very dreary. if he stepped outside at all yet today, understands it is extremely muggy outside, very high dew point out there right now, we go out first and for most, the eyewitness weather watchers, handful of pictures, i want to zero in on this one, in from margo, sent it in in the last 15 minute or so, very damp, dreary start to the day here, she also mentioned the

humidity, her little comment there, too. so it is again just soupy air mass that we're in the midst of right now, with the rain currently moving through, it will douse you, because there is so much moisture to work with. we have a lot of low 70s currently being reported here, let's take you down into delaware, start things off. we go 71 degrees temperature reading comes in from sal think morning, seeing very limited sunshine in the wilmington area, 94% humidity coming in from her. and she said humid equals bad hair day, be aware. i agree. going in north of philadelphia, 72 comes in from phil this morning being nothing more than a lot of clouds out there, high humidity. also mentioning just how mug it really s we look at the wet weather issues out, there for the most part rain since moved out to sea, still finding left over showers, though, down through portions of the garden state parkway, down route one, for example, headed into sussex county, so, you know, not without issue at this point. but at least seeing the worse

wind down, for now, don't get too comfortable with the drying out that we're seeing take place, because eventually more showers and very likely couple every stronger storms reignite. looking at the time stap p, this is noon today. granted showers, thunderstorms begin to fire up. move it forward here, two, three, four, five, 6:00 p.m., very likely start to see stronger thunderstorms pop up here specially where you see more sunshine, that's where you'll end up with best likely mood for the strongest thunderstorms because you get the instability going with the heating of the day. 80s the theme right through the holiday, not bad looking holiday weekends forecast, guys, perhaps thunderstorm on saturday, but sunday and monday meisha are looking awesome right now. >> monday i have my eye. thank you so much. good morning, happy tuesday, been very bus knit world of travel. i can tell you right now the boulevard looking okay, we casino of have our typical slow downs right now once you jump on to the schuylkill westbound at city avenue, looking a lot like this, overall, holding steady there,

not too bad. forty-two freeway, casino. same story here, new jersey holding steady right like this, looks like this now for the past hour. so holding steady there in jersey. great news for those every you, just waking up with us, we've had this truck fire for the past couple of hours, business route one, right lane compromised also the ramp closed from route one, you can see the traffic volumes around there, slowing down just little bit, maybe little a gaper delay, overall nothing too serious, our typical morning rush hour, accident here 295 north in jersey ram top route one northbound the ramp partially blocked right now, also another accident here. 40-foot road, in towamenson township let you know that's not causing too many slow downs now but certainly can if we don't get it cleared out of the way. construction here, passyunk avenue bridge between 28th and 61st street, lanes are block, intermittently between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. you will have to use alternate. platt bridge will be your best bet. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha a time

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athletes who really would rather be in their books, library, and their parent have them here to be physical and finds it quite fun to be on a tight wire, on bounce. >> coach adams showed me the ropes so to speak. >> three, two, one, yes. that was awesome. not a joke. for sure. >> if you're serious about joining the circus, it is not all fun and games. so roll that way. other way. that's the idea. ya, ya, ya, ya, keep going, there you go. >> so you lift up. and press. then your arms go out to the side like there is then arms out, smile, and ah, there it is, ya, look at the floor and turn, turn, turn. ya, perfect. >> yep, yep, yep. lean forward. toward me forward. ya, there you go. >> that leg is so high.

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island. there is drc mischler riding his horse, outer bridge crossing yesterday afternoon, he got tickets for impeding traffic and trespassing. so, he's definitely a gaper delay. >> ya. >> but, doc says he'll pay the tickets so he can continue his life's work. >> my dream is to ride across the country, and let the people know that we have the money to feed every starving child in the worlds. >> listen, doc road off into the sunset after paying his tickets, we don't recommends doing the same thing over the ben franklin bridge. >> no, probably won't go over as well. the latest on breakfast, why shark attacks are on the rise. >> scary. remember to join us early each weekday morning here on cbs-3, we start at 4:30. have a great day.

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