i'm's brooke thomas. we will get to weather and traffic in a minute but first terror in turkey. three suicide bombers opened fire inside istanbul's airport. they killed dozens, and hurt american 140 others, and then blew themselves up. >> tina krause is live from london with the late the on the investigation, good morning, tina. >> reporter: jim and brooke good morning. americans in the terminal at the time are describing a horrific scene as they heard gunfire and then explosions and hid, waiting for the terror to end. this video posted on social media appears to show moment one of the explosions, tore through turkey's largest airport on tuesday. shortly before the blast turkish officials say assailants armed with ak-47 opened fire at entrance of the international terminal. this this footage appears to show an officer taking one of them down moments before the suspect blew himself up. outside of the airport frantic passengers ran to safety as

emergency crews rushed into help the wounded. >> one guy had holes in his back from shrapnel, from glass. >> reporter: others rush to a nearby hospital where victims were being treated. this turkish man was desperate looking for his mother. distraught relatives were behind him. while there has been no claim of responsibility federal officials tell cbs news that the incident has all of the hallmarks of an isis attack. speaking from aspen secretary of state john kerry says attacks like these are a sign of the militant group getting weaker. >> we have to get it right 24/7, 365, they have to get it right for ten minutes or one hour. if you are desperate and know you are losing and you know you want to give up your life then obviously you can do some harm. >> reporter: officials in turkey are an "s" ising damage at the airport as investigation continues to unfold. the devastation at istanbul's

airport comes three months after the deadly isis attack in belgium's capitol. at brussels airport two suicide bombers blew themselves up back in march at check in counters killing first 16 people. jim and brooke. >> now tina didn't u.s. issued a renewed travel warning to avoid southeastern turkey. >> reporter: they did just two days ago, a public warning that terrorist groups both foreign and domestic were seeking to attack americans. the as of right now no american u.s. citizens are confirmed, to be casualties in these attacks. >> thanks very much, tina for that update. u.s. airports increased security following the attack in istanbul. >> at philadelphia international airport "eyewitness news" talk to pass evening hours were not in istanbul but had been overseas. one had to go through extra layers of security. >> just makes me really nervous, it could happen anywhere or anytime. i was glad to have the extra security.

it wasn't a big deal. but it takes more time and makes you think more about wanting to travel internationally for sure. >> faa has stopped flights to and from istanbul for several hours and has since lift that had ban. stay with "eyewitness news" as new details emerge in the terror attack in turkey. find updates anytime on line at cbs philly.com. turning to weather, you don't need umbrella today. >> your hair should look better. we are getting a break from the humidity. >> jim and brooke your hair always looks fabulous. it sure helps to have climate control in the studio. but with that said every passing hour it will turn more and more comfortable for everyone. whether you work in climate control or outside as your career, it does look like your hair will look fabulous no matter where you are. lets look at is what happening on storm scan three. not a heck of a lot, guys. you can still see that things are starting to clear out, the one left over issue, that may hinder your travel this morning is fog. there are some spots where we

are seeing it very, very poor and thick with the very dense fog. it is very patchy. you have a variety pack of visibility right now. in philadelphia at the airport we are free and clear. 10 miles there. at ac airport by comparison if that is where you are flying out of, it is not ideal. youer's under a mile and ever changing. sun should they but it is developing through a good portion of the delaware valley. so just watch out for that especially traffic near riverbeds or through more outlining suburbs. our temperatures are flirting with 70, we will expect to get to 84 later today. >> beautiful one, thanks very much, katie happy wednesday. looking at that fog we are seeing in our cameras, 309 north up turnpike we are dealing witt there but it looks like it is dissipating now which is heavy, 15 minutes or so ago, now it is starting to look better, you can see that sunnies up looking gorgeous outside.

ninety-five north at vine is where we are looking right now, right shoulder. we were looking at activity. we are looking good there in new jersey, 42 freeway northbound looking good here as well at creek road. 295, looking pretty darn nice. holding steady there. construction on the walt whitman bridge. both directions between toll plaza and vine all lanes blocked intermittently between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. on thursday. you will to have use an alternate. ben franklin bridge is your best bet for my truckers out there and overnight drivers. we have more road construct here 95 north between girard and allegheny reduced to one lane wednesday and thursday again from overnight construction 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. and i will tweet that out as well. new this morning a fire in germantown send one person to the hospital, and this happened at a home on the 200 block of siraldo street. fire fighters brought it under control quickly no word on that person's conditions or how the fire started. also new, a cabdriver is stabbed in camden.

>> it happened right outside an apartment complex. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with the very latest, jan, what can you tell us. >> reporter: brooke and jim, i can tell thaw we have confirmed that the man who was assaulted overnight here in camden was an on duty cabdriver taken to the hospital we're told in pretty bad shape after being stabbed on the job. camden county police are not releasing much information but he is at cooper under going treatment. take a look at the video this was the scene earlier this morning where that stabbing victim was fun just after midnight his cab ended up here in the parking lot of the apartment at state and north front street. an ambulance was called to that location but when medics arrived the victim had been taken to the hospital. his company five star cab says the taxi wases in service and driver was on duty at the time of the a all the but cab company is not releasing any other information this morning. thirty lease are investigating trying to figure out exactly

what happened and what led up to the stabbing and they are of course trying to track down the suspect. we have reached out to camden county police this morning. we are awaiting more information about just what happened early morning in camden with this on tooth i can driver. we will keep you you up to date, on this story but we are live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", back inside to you. also a shooting is under investigation in philadelphia's juniata park. a man who shot in the leg it happened just before midnight at lycoming and hunting park avenue. in details on the victim's condition. police want to you take a closer look at surveillance images to track down three suspects in the theft at whole foods in jenkintown. up investigators say one man and two women stole wallet from the shop rite at a store last week. after that the victim's credit card was used to buy four you this dollars worth of american at blooming dale's at willow grove park. if you recognize suspect or have any other information call the police.

happening today philadelphia leaders will observe a national day of action to disarm hate. this day of axis a continuation of last weeks historic congressional sit in. congressman boyle, mayor kenney and representative brady are jim conversation at 10:45. they are demanding action on key gun violence prevention policies is there well, it appears at least one ac casino will get on strike on friday according to the president of the local 54 unite here bob mcdevitt. said union wants to make sure casinos will offer a decent middle class living for workers. he adds talks continue with bally's, caesars, harrah's trump taj mahal, other casino would stay open. coming up, faulty air bags lead to another massive auto recall, see if your car is on the new list. crews, would go throughout the night to put out a fire after two freight trains collide, see pile up as it happens and find out what caused the crash. we are learning new ways

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following a fiery crash between two freight trains in texas. >> woman capture the collision on cell phones. it happened yesterday morning in the town of panhandle near amarillo. one worker from the train is okay but eyewitnesses describes what she saw. >> i saw the train coming my way. that was when i got the phone call that i needed to go ahead and leave. >> investigation is underway to determine if positive train control was used. the that is new technology that can automatically stop a train before a collision. wild weather in denver fast moving storms, dumped

buckets of rain and hail at a 4,000 customers were without power and even delayed rockies/blue jays game at cores field. crews eventually cleared the field and the game got underway. hail. it is aggressive. i remember hail that dents your cars. >> oh, yeah, it can get to be size of grapefruit, slamming down from the atmosphere. that can cause damage. thankfully we are not expecting severe weather potential anytime soon. we are in the middle of a transition frontal boundary retreating and allowing for skies to clear. i love this shot. so beautiful. sunbeams, outside kutztown area middle school but telltale fog indicated by fact that you have moisture in this atmosphere. there are places where we will see patchy, granted patchy but very dense fog but sun already doing its part to scour some of this out. you'll note that is with time

a, included start to thin and b, you'll start to see or feel that humidity dropping with time. storm scan showing things nicely here emptying out on the radar and it will stay that way throughout the day. we have another boundary that will come through on friday. see that pocket of cooler air moves in. however this front isn't going to mean as much business as one last night did. you will stay relatively seasonal with the jet stream essentially staying somewhat level. so what that will mean is we will keep temperatures in the mid to upper 80's in the majority of the seven day forecast and it feels like summertime as it should. union have another home match down in chester. 77 degrees at kick off. 7:00 p.m. verse red bulls and we will keep things comfortable again. it looks like a nice night for soccer or anything else you may have going on tonight. mid 80's is expect high today, tomorrow, come friday as well but friday again is that day that next frontal boundary crosses through. shower or thunderstorm comes

with that, probably a couple showers and then by the time we hit the holiday weekend it is smooth sailing. that front clears out in time for more sunshine on saturday as well as sunday and monday and just keep it going on tuesday too make it a nice long weekend and enjoy it. it would be a good excuse for outdoor plans. >> absolutely. >> good morning everyone, happy wednesday, roads are looking good right now. i will say that yesterday and today we started off with a bang. good news is by 6:00 o'clock both today and yesterday everything is clearing out of the way. what you are dealing with is beautiful sunshine and nobody, is complaining about that. lets look at 95 north at the 452, looking absolutely gorgeous. you will to have pack your sunglasses. probably will have gaper delay in some areas where we have had hot spots with the accident still lingering out there but overall other than that it will be a really nice commute this morning. like i said we have some

sunshine right now. we have some fog, and some gaper delay. one of which being here. this is where you can see it pulled off to the right shoulder at 95 north at the vine pulled off to the right shoulder and was block ago this right lane. new pulled all the way over but does not matter we are seeing a couple brake lights going off. that looks like a possible medical emergency or disable vehicle. we are not sure which one. medics were there as well as fire department. they have left. now we have a squad car there make note. i'll have more in a little bit. but first we will take a quick break stay for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant.

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welcome back, like a police chase at the a movie in houston tuesday. officer jumped out to take down the bad guys. >> the burglary suspect was on the run in an opened field when the police helicopter swooped in, chopper flew low and used its rot or wash to slow down the suspect and then a sergeant in the chopper jumped out and tackled the

suspect. >> i work patrol, basically worked streets before i was promoted, and i always, my goal, we have a suspect, bad guy we will do whatever it takes to get him in custody police officers moved into help make the arrest. now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> trentonian mercer county parks executive director kevin banon is expect to be fired at tonight's parks commission meeting. attorney general's office is said to be investigating commission for corruption theft and official misconduct n2001 he was fired as rutgers mens basketball coach, after presiding over a naked free throw shooting competition involving two of his players. in the burlington county times a new report shows 31 percent fewer home less people are living in the county. overall home less population in burlington county fell by 49 people this year, according to a non-profit group that advocates for affordable

housing. from newtown township has lost a legal case to keep $85,000 in damages after a home developer cut down 120 year-old beach tree. the tree was cut down in april at villas of newtown. township claimed it was supposed to be preserved as part of the 2006 court settlement. that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. in other news caitlin jenner is going for the gold again in the new addition of sports illustrated. >> caitlin posts with the decat lon gold medal she won four years ago in the 76 olympics. jenner says she doesn't pull it out much these days but it was terrific for show and tell when her kid were growing up. in the magazine jenner talks about her life today and life of bruce jenner four decade ago. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" warning turkey's leader has for people of his country after a ter on attack at is stan bull's airport. we are feeling impact here. >> major airports across the united states are stepping up

security in the wake of the attack in turkey. i'm hena daniels at cbs broadcast center and we will tell you what is being done coming up. high profile activist taking interest in the water safety controversy affecting thousands of local resident more on their meeting and her word to those affect, meisha. >> thanks, justin. we have some slow downs on the schuylkill, sun glare and fog, all construction, i'll have updates coming up but first we will take a quick break. stay right where you are,

we will get a break from the humidity today as those storms moved out of here. >> now all eyes are on the holiday weekend, katie will let us know one day we could see more rain. good morning, i'm jim donovan.

i'm brooke thomas. 6:30. time to get you caught up. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> we saw a lot of people running around, all covered in blood. >> reporter: turkey's busiest airport has partially reopened after suicide bombers killed at least 36 people and injured dozens more. u.s. intelligence source believes it has all trademarks of an isis attack. >> a cabdriver was stabbed multiple times in camden. camden county police are not the releasing much information, his company, five star cabs, say that the taxi was in service and driver was on duty at the time of the a assault. >> your dreams are still alive this morning of hitting the lottery. >> in one won last night's mega millions drawing for 390 million-dollar,. >> right side and that will sneak in right side a base hit. heading for home, the throw on 1hop not in time.

rbi single, and three-three game. phillies scored two runs in the ninth inning to beat d backs four- . we will take it. phillies will wrap up their series in arizona this afternoon. hi there, katie. >> we are looking a head to a nice transition already starting to feel humidity dropping out here on the sky deck and that is feeling more and more comfortable with every passing hour fit hasn't already begun to do so. we have had fog issues, lingering moisture content in the air that has allowed with light wind, and that if you go to form, but that too will continue to thin out with time and we are looking at more sun then anything. lets take a quick peak we are basically watching this frontal boundary make its full retreat and as it continues to do so cloud are clearing already. it end up a nice day. here's a quick look the at area dew point. lower dew point dryer the air. still muggy though in these spots like ac airport, like wildwood and dover.

as we hit 65 that is when it begins to feel steamy. we are right along i-95 and points south east. notice wind flow. the it may not be very breezy day which is a good thing. it means you will not have to secure your path ohio furniture but it is going to allow that moisture to stick around longer. that is why it felt mug think morning but as wind flow turns out of the north and more towards westerly or out of the west we are going to notice that again things are brightening up and feeling very comfortable. mid 80's generally from the shore up to the city and poconos other than a very isolated spotty shower left over you're generally going to see sunshine and it looks like a pleasant day for everyone. it looks like it is a theme that continues. meisha. back inside to you. >> sure seems that way, thanks very much katie. good morning. if you are waking up with us roadways are looking good and busy. lets look at the boulevard moving in the southbound direction. you can see how much fog we have out there.

this is causing visibility issues for some in certain area. no rhyme or reason but boulevard is experiencing it right now and it has been for quite sometime. jumping on the schuylkill westbound this is what you are looking at there. not so much fog, just dealing with the normal delays here. it is looking busy once you jump on the schuylkill westbound at city avenue. earlier on the eastbound side not as congested as westbound side. right now we are in longer traveling at posted speed and no more than 20 miles an hour in this stretch. we are seeing more and more break lights there. ninety-five south at cottman another hot spot for us, you can see coming around making your way in center city looking very busy here a lot of vehicles on the roadways. we can expect that right around 6:30. this will heat up, pretty quickly. ben franklin bridge for those in new jersey coming in center city we are looking good pushing in the west bun direction. media elwyn line is busing

between elwyn, until september f construction, and just a reminder. also some construction here for bridgework 95 north on and off ramps to cot map have avenue is closed and this lingering on until thursday. jim, over to you. >> well, we have learned within the past few minutes that the death toll in turkey has listen. meanwhile there is in doubt among u.s. and turkish officials isis is behind the attack on istanbul's airport. oil is lance video shows a huge ball of fire and airport passengers fleeing. officials in turkey say three suicide bomb's attack the airport according to the governor, the number of dead now stand at 41 dozens of others wounded. this morning airport partially reopened, one-third of the scheduled flights remain cancelled with others delayed. major airports across the country are on high alert after the deadly attack in turkey n new york and new jersey port authority say officers with tactical weapons will be on patrol in area airports. hena daniels has more on the

plan to keep passengers safe. >> reporter: while air travel is slowly starting to resume, to and from the united states, istanbul airport the anxiety on the ground remains after the blast inside europe's third busiest airport killed dozens of people and wounded more than 100 others. in the u.s. faa put in a immediate ground stop on all flights to and from istanbul, that has new been lifted. major airport have stepped up security, this a common scene across the country, additional police officers with tactical weapons, bomb sniffing dogs and armored vehicles standing by outside. >> just to get off the plane on ramp we had to show passports and they had eight or ten security officers, bomb sniffing dogs, they were checking everybody. >> reporter: department of home land security says it is monitoring all activity at theaturning airport and working with domestic and

international agencies. >> u.s. authorities will be worried about any threats from the home land, are there copycats or others who might want to purpose trait a similar attack. >> reporter: meanwhile while many travelers from turkey are thankful to be home, the fear of the latest terrorist attack, still lingering. >> this is way too close. >> reporter: hena daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the orlando shooting victims are being remembered in camden county. board of freeholders will host a march for love tonight, at 7:00 o'clock at cooper river park. the march is intended to spread message of love and equality while showing solidarity for 49 people murdered inside the pulse nightclub. everyone is encourage to wear clothing in rainbow colors to reflect diversity of our community. celebrity activist is standing with resident worried about their water in montgomery county. erin i can brockovich is joining in the search for answers. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us live with what she had to say last

night, justin. >> reporter: water concerns left many in horsham, warminster and warrington on edge for more than a year. chemicals linked to nearby military bases have emerged in their water supply, hazard to health and the environment and now well men celebrity act wrist erin brockovich is following the case. a packed house monday night, more than 1,000 residents from the horsham warminster and warrington area. >> you know, you have to bathe in it, drink it, cook with it, some people are concerned. >> god forbid something happens down the road and you just wonder could i have done something because of this. >> reporter: concern is pfc's, chemicals traced to fire fighting foams, used at military bases near impact area, and in bucks and montgomery counties. >> i was just talking to a fire fighter and they have been using that foam for 20 or 30 years. it goes in the ground through the springs and goes through everyone area.

>> reporter: whites and luxberg hosted the session and has been carrying out its own probe gathering details, for a lawsuit. erin brockovich is on their team and she skypeed in the meeting. >> i cannot believe 22 years ago i got involve in the water issue and here we are in the future and it hasn't gotten better. >> reporter: that future concerns this mother, considering her own family's past. >> my father died of cancer when he was 30 and i grew up in warrington, i have three kids. yeah i just want to have a little better idea what is going on and what we can do about it. >> the most important thing. i know we're delivering really bad news but now we know. >> water contamination has been found in private and public wells and that is why governor tom wolf is calling for hillary to cover blood testing for 07,000 people who

could be affect, prolong exposure is linked to d.c. including some cancers. a public meeting on pfc and healthy affects is set for august 15th in horsham. brooke and jim back inside to you. in campaign 2016, is there one presidential poll that is too close to call. the new quinnipiac university poll out shows hillary clinton and donald trum in a dead heat. it also reveals voters say neither candidate would be a good president or to be trusted. new quinnipiac poll had clinton four points ahead of trump earlier this month. we are now looking at model of what the stage will look like at upcoming g.o.p. national convention in cleveland. crews started constructing it this month. republican national convention starts monday july 18th. the convention will host nearly 2500 delegates and 2300 alternate delegates from across the country. big test for philadelphia police ahead of next month's democratic national convention, as supporters of immigration rights took to the

street officers worked to negotiate with protesters blocking access to the vine street expressway at 16th and callowhill after ignoring three warnings to disperse several protesters were arrested and charged with summary offences. police called the demonstration a dry run for the dnc, officials say they are prepared. >> the bottom line is we will respond to protest during dnc the same way we respond to protests any other day of the week. we have demonstrated we have patients, that this department respects the first amendment. >> police unit also recorded every move by protesters and officers were told that is to evaluate whether police used proper procedures in handling the situation. we are now only 26 days away from the dnc we have a complete guide to all convention happening on our web site at cbs philly.com. coming up we will show you new field of dreams in iowa but this is not for baseball.

a great white shark at the jersey shore what a group of fisherman did after they came face-to-face with it, pat? >> jim, brooke, good morning, it is beautiful here at spruce street harbor park, sun shining not a cloud in the sky and we have yoga on the water, earlier we did paddle board booth camp we will slow it down and tell you how to come out and how to help the environment when we come back. another work out at the steps of the art museum as part of the wawa welcome america festivities. it is going on until 7:30. >> yo adrian.

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welcome back. funeral services are scheduled for friday for former eagles head sketch buddy ryan. ryan died yesterday in kentucky where he raised horses after his nfl career. he coached the eagles for three seasons in the 80's, he won super bowls as a coach with the 1969 jets, and coordinator with the 85 chicago bears. ryan left an impression on philadelphia sport that resonates to this day. the voice of the eagles merrill reese remembered ryan well. >> buddy was tough, pump out his chest and just give you the upper lip and go at it. he was a heck of a coach, inspirational his players loved him. >> buddy a's sons are coaches too you know this, of course, his son rex is head coach of the buffalo bills and his son ron is defensive coach with the bills. buddy ryan was 85. a ban using drones in

private surveillance is heading to the pennsylvania is that the this morning. the state house voted unanimously yesterday and anyone found guilty of using a drone for private surveillance would go up, go to jail up to three months. if it is their first offense they would be fine $300. similar bill died in the senate during last legislative obsession. a group of fisherman off the coast of new jersey shore come face-to-face with a juvenile great white shark. >> and encounter was all caught on camera. look at this. it happened 3 miles off the coast of margate last sunday. they took picture and sent them to the massachusetts shark research program which is home to the great the white database. it appears that the shark had never been identified so fishing crew was allowed to name it. they picked carlos. >> it was particularly amazing because he was really checking us out and as interested in us as we were in him. >> why carlos. >> i don't know. i said what is his name? that was first thing that came out of aj's mouth. >> reporter: aj was the

teenager on the fishing trip. shark experts say there are several shower great white sharks off the east coast and not unusual to see juvenile sharks near the shore. >> juvenile or not it is still a great white shark. >> yes, my favorite parties carlos is first name that came to mind first name to me was northimore. >> northimore the shark. >> there you know. >> he sound like a very nice fellow. let switch gears here, take a look at what the weather watchers are reporting. a lot of upper 60's around the region. cooler by comparison heading far north and that is where we will check with john who doesn't have a profile picture but love to up load one. fog though is what he is reporting, he has 99 percent humidity. but very modest breeze as well, virtually no wind in martin's creek. the lets zero in closer here and continue outside to those outlining report we have. we have not seen your report

so thanks for waking up this morning. still reporting some fog where she is, out in the moton area at 64 degrees. the dew point did drop but it is starting to feel more comfortable where she is even despite that left over haze out there. lets go one more and take awe cross delaware river where it is 68 from knoll, another one. we have just sent this in a minute ago, in man turra with sunshine. the lets switch back to the maps where on storm scan three we are tracking a retreat of this frontal boundary. it is a sluggish system. that is why we have for one thing seen too much wind in the wake of this while we have to deal with the lingering humidity. as we have heard from the watchers is starting to retreat. if you have yet to step outside and you have benefit of the climate control in your house, thankfully it is feeling more comfortable already when you walk outside the door. 84 degrees is what we are expecting later today as skies clear for more and more sunshine. less humid with time as it is

already and seasonal under a clear sky. low of 64. looking forward to the 80's continuing, within day that we will be tracking showers and storm comes friday. another one for the most part we are calling for sunshine, looks good. >> it looks awesome. thanks, katie, good morning everyone. we're starting to heat up on the main areas, schuylkill, interstate 95, vine westbound at 24th. take a look at how gorge thaws sky looks a lot of sun out there pack your sunglasses. you will need them. schuylkill eastbound at boulevard is what you are looking at, eastbound side taillights in the the westbound direction looking slow in the westbound side coming off the boulevard. 422, taillights in the eastbound direction at trooper. we are slowing down there quite a bit and traveling at posted speeds on 422. then we have a down tree here in the villanova area, thorn brooke avenue at montgomery avenue all lanes block, we will have to take an alternate, wissohickon avenue is your best bet around that. again down tree in that area we have an accident also in montgomery township bethlehem pike, that hartman road make

note of this, it could slow you down ever so slightly. more gaper then anything else. more vehicles that get out there it will slow you down more. we will have overnight construction for walt whitman bridge, this is in both directions between toll plaza and vine. all lanes block between 10:00ap and 5:00 p.m. you will have to have use ben franklin bridge. jim, over to you. well, time is 6:50. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> that is right gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning. >> good morning brooke and jim. we have been covering the story you have been covering all morning we are in istanbul with the latest on the deadly airport attack. we will talk with fran towns end and juan about the investigation. plus a mother who says round up weed killer caused her to suffer stage four cancer. how mansanta is pushing back. hero in the battle against als faces harsh realities while giving us a reason to never give up.

he shares an emotional note to self. news, it is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes and counting, brooke and jim back to you in the studio, the clock is counting. >> the clock is counting, we are watching, gayle. >> thanks, i hope so. last hour pat gallen mastered floating booth camp and now this, next work out is sure to make a splash with yoga fans. >> so wait mastered. >> they told me he mastered it. >> maybe we didn't see that part. >> it combines move with yoga and stand up paddle boarding. pat is giving it the a try. of course, i'm just kitting. you have mastered it. just like do you everything. >> no, i didn't quite master it but we are getting there. that is why i'm out here to learn how to do these things. we are at spruce street harbor park on the delaware. you know i mean business about things like this i brought out my good floral shorts. that is how serious i am about getting out the here on the

water. so it is a beautiful morning. perfect morning for yoga here at spruce street harbor park and to tell us more is this instructor if aqua vita. >> good morning. >> tell us about what guys are doing right new. >> we lead yoga classes here on spruce street harbor and we run them throughout the week. they are incredibly fun and playful classes. strength, flexibility, you know, very stabilizing with the balance. >> sure. >> but there is a lot of play time and it just takes your work out to the next level. >> very suiting with the breeze blowing, sunnies out, it has got to be great to be an instructor to have days like these. >> it is invigorating the senses, you are in the sun, win, breeze and then you have water, beautiful water all around you.

>> give us background information, the times people can come out, how much, that sort of thing. >> times tuesday, wednesday, and friday night and then sat take we run classes all day, ten, 12, two, four and six. the classes we're doing a special promotion $25 for your first class and then goes up to 35 and then class packages. >> i will be there, john, come on in. tell us about the good about this because there is a little bit of helping factor to it. >> yes, absolutely. aqua vita mission is you have to get people out on the water but a little bit greater than that we host event here at harbor friday evening in collaboration with the united by blue which has a similar mission. it starts off with the floating ohio class and then stand up paddle boarding clean up of the harbor. our last event last weekend, took 13-pound of plastic out of the river.

>> 13-pound. >> 13-pound of plastic bottles good wow. >> so, you know, the citizens of philadelphia used to swim in these waters. we want to get back. imagine a beach right there on the delaware. that is our vision. we want to love our river again. >> i want to live it too. i want to get in. guys, we will send it back to you. i will yum seven out and do some yoga this morning because i master the paddle boarding. i'm in the bringing witt me this time. >> i will say the yoga instructor has a very calm, suiting voice, i would like her to be my yoga instructor because i like that general zen mode. >> good thing for you. >> he is good at this. >> crouching tiger hidden dragon. >> downward facing talk. >> yes. >> well, in addition to fitness classes spruce street harbor park has plenty of places to relax, and some food

to eat, cbs-3 is a media partner. >> looks good, pat. >> we need to get up and move around a little bit. >> annual wilmington tennis tournament is underway across the upon, but this isn't it it is full sized replica of wimbledon done in a corn field. that is sort of the like field of dreams where a baseball field in iowa lured fans from all over. >> mark coons is i was wimbledon is closed because he is a volunteer court attendant at the real thing. wimbledon officials love this he takes special care of the replica just like they do at the real thing. >> good for him we will be right back with what you need to know, before you go. >> it is three to go

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it is three to go. updated numbers show death toll from istanbul airport attack is at 41 with dozens more wounded. >> police are trying to track down the suspect who stabbed a cabdriver outside a camden apartment complex overnight. philadelphia deserving a national day of action there will be a rally with ate city hall demanding lawmakers pass gun control legislation. that is three to go. cbs this morning is next. >> right now we will leave you with a live picture from the steps of the art museum, lots of people doing a rocky run there as part of the wawa

welcome america festival. welcome america festival. have a captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, june 29th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." three suicide bombers in turkey kill more than 40 people at one of the world's busiest airports. we are on the scene for the latest on the hunt who is responsible. >> the security is stepped up here. a former tsa officials says it's merely impossible to stop all attacks. plus are users of the weedkiller roundup getting everything about safety? a woman talks about the product as monsato defends its