big change that could become to the president's office at the university and we will let you know how soon it may happen. >> ♪ hard days night a legend in the ballpark we will take to you citizens ballpark where sir paul mccartney took a sold out crowd down memory lane. good morning it is wednesday, july 13th i'm jim donovan. i'm brooke thomas. a lot to tell but including a possible strike at airport and it could not come at a worse time. but first we will have a check of your forecast with katie and on the roads with meisha. good morning. >> good morning. >> i cannot believe we're already in mid-july. >> yes. >> how did we already get to mid-july. happy wednesday, happy hump day, we are getting over a hump together. we did wake up to a couple accidents out there, many of which has moved out of the way. it is a busy morning. >> it sure is, when it comes to the weather things are

relatively quiet. we have wet weather which we will show you here on a second here. we will start off with a pretty picture outside we will go to the live neighborhood network and kutztown area middle school, on a nice clear day this is one of my most favorite cameras but even that the sunnies up we are not seeing it because we will have more cloud cover healing it. 71 degrees, currently notice win direction it may not be a noticeable breeze out of the south/southwest and we will start to bring in more moisture and warmth and that turns its pattern on a more unsettled note here. storm scan had at least in the last hour or two been showing scattered showers over new castle count and most notable across salem and cumberland county and this is a picture of what you'll see rest of the day. scattered variety of the shower or thunderstorm and we hoped it might not reach shore but anyone is fair game for shower or storm. if you have outdoor plans i'd keep them. just be on the look out for

rain drops that could fall at anytime. seventy-two current temperature right now at the airport, it is definitely more muggy then it has been and we have talk about that in recent days where we will get a slow creep on the thermometer as well as humidity and we are seeing a few showers or storms popping up in part because of the instability. eventually meisha an excessive heat watch will take effect. we will tell you about details on that and when it initial to effect later in the show. >> sound good, 90's may be coming back, katie. >> good morning everyone, looking outside at the vine looking good all clear. we were waking up to the vine closure west and eastbound between schuylkill and broad because of the overnight construction that has been cleared. what we are looking at right now, westbound side looking good, maybe putting on our brakes before we get on the schuylkill but we're looking g eastbound looking g blue route headlights moving in the southbound direction, anywhere on the blue route right now we are looking good. we are looking very good. boulevard moving in the southbound direction, starting to slow down a bit and jump on

the schuylkill westbound at city avenue. certainly a lot of vehicles getting out there and starting to slow down a bit. forty-two freeway north bound at creek road, i would say this is, pretty much holding steady and looking just like this all morning long. overall in new jersey 42 freeway we are looking good. calling your attention to this accident here boulevard northbound involving a down pole and injury at horning road past woodhaven road that out are drive is closed. clearly take inner drive. just take note that is out there on septa, new interim schedules are in effect, cynwyd line is busing and still expect overcrowding, over to you. as community mourns a teenager killed after a basketball game in southwest philadelphia, police continue to look for his killer. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live with the latest on the investigation, justin. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. police believe trigger man, is not only a teenager himself angry about a basketball game when he gun down tyhir barnes

and his friend monday night at 60th and baltimore avenue. vigil tuesday, calls for a killer to come forward. >> you took a life. you were man enough to take a life. why don't you be man enough to turn yourself in. >> reporter: grief washing over this crowd of family trend and others mourning death of the 15 year-old tyhir barnes one of the three teens shot just before ten monday night in what detectives call an ambush style attack. >> he fired ten times from the semiautomatic weapon. >> reporter: earl any their probe decks say the gun man is also likely a teenager, spurned over a basketball game loss last week. barnes team recently had a buzzer beater win over a rival team. that resulted in a fist fight and then monday a tragic turn. barnes and his friend were shot and rushed to penn presbyterian where he died. >> we know you you are and we will find you and justice will be served.

everybody that was out there, if you know something, say something. >> there is no reason she should be planning a funeral for this young man. absolutely not. no reason for young kid to be going through this pain and torment. >> reporter: on tuesday evening, two vigils were held a rising sophomore and as expire rapper. in his honor a balloon release a fitting tribute for a young man known for his high hopes and bright few tour. >> police have called this case a tragic and senseless case. they have some lead they are still asking for public's help as they get close tore making an arrest. live outside police headquarters, justin finch for cb is is. three "eyewitness news", back inside to you. meanwhile in other news is there turmoil at the top of the temple university this morning. university president, has lost a vote of no confidence. the board of director voted against neil though bold, it was you none must but when they gave him the opportunity to resign he refused.

board blames theobald for a 22 million-dollar short fall in the financial aid budget and for removal of a top school official. now the board will vote on whether to fire theobald next thursday. there is a hearing for three people accused in the murder of the philadelphia woman allegedly over an unpaid debt. body of 26 year-old toy bryant was discovered last month in fairmount park. she was handcuffed, stabbed, and then shot to death. police say bryant owed 39 suspects with $800. paula cues an also has a hearing today, 409 year-old cuss an shot his wife, pamela with a cross bow inside their home on willits road in the northeast last month. the couple was married just nine days before. a group that calls themselves back to blue plans a pro police rally with think evening. they plan to meet at 6:30 at frankford and cottman. they invite people to bring flags and signs and to wear blue. they say on their facebook page they want to show police that they care. looking for work, and have

wanted to try battling fires, good news, the philadelphia fire department is looking for you, it is having a recruitment event this afternoon for what it called the hottest team in town. it is taking place at 2:30 at philadelphia fire training academy. you you are encouraged to inquirer on the city's web site. there is a potential problem for delegates in town for the democratic national convention. hundreds of workers at philadelphia a international airport have voted to strike. baggage handlers wheelchair attendants and other workers will have better scheduling, clarity on sick pay and they want to unionize, so far in date for a walk out. a lot of tired eyes this morning after a paul mccartney rock citizens bank park late into the night. >> ♪ >> tens of thousands pack the stadium last night to be listening to hard days night and other songs. that is his collaboration with

kanye west and rihanna. he sang more than 30 other songs. it is part of the one on one tour. he really puts on a good show, everyone i know that has seen one of his concert has always walked a way very impressed and satisfied for money paid for those tickets. >> yes, yes, yes. >> remember that spacecraft that nasa sent to jupiter? it just a arrived. now it is sending back its first pictures. we will show you them next. vying for vp, three names on donald trump's short list plus new potential running mate for hillary clinton. >> here it goes, there it goes. >> holy cow. >> tornadoes touched down we will tell you place that saw four twisters in one day. >> ♪ >> that is that song we were

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of four tornadoes touched down, across the area, the national weather service, fortunately, no reports of any injuries. also this morning we are getting a look at what nasa's juin spacecraft is seeing. you will recall it made to it jupiter. check it out it sent its first pictures yesterday and showed planet surrounded by three of the four largest moons. juno was 3 million miles away when it snapped these photos. >> wow. >> that is incredible for being that far away. >> amazing stuff. >> well, you just talk about that severe weather out across minnesota and that very same frontal boundary starting to move in the great lakes. we are going to end up with wet weather, at home but i don't think we have to worry about any kind of severe weather threats, thankfully but there are a a few things, starting to go uphill, temperature, humidity levels, that is also potential for showers and storms. we are back into what is very

typical for july. last few days when we had low humidity and full sunshine, that was what we would typically fine. they are used to the humidity and these speckles of showers and storms firing up on storm scan, right? that is what we're getting back to here. excuse me. while we come back here, and, salem county, we have been dealing with showers for last half an hour, those will continue to pop up anywhere, through the rest of the day here because we are having instability to work with but through p.m. hours, for most of you as we tart to heat up. here's dew point stand, upper 60's down i-95. in the 70's this dover. very muggy, by comparison and we will continue to see those values go up. outside we will dough to beach patrol in margate, it is all calm, quite to it kick start the day. there is 1lone person down the beach, such a good beach day, watch for a stray sure tomorrow also a spotty shower or then are storm.

friday looks hot and sunny and quick check on the seven day, that is also important since jim has got to get his weekend forecast. upper 80's the spectation, i could see a shower or two on saturday night, jim, maybe on sunday but overall weekend isn't looking too bad. >> my neighbors are looking at my deck, and. >> i know. >> unaudible. >> all right, you guys, this is looking g we have a couple accidents this morning, one particularly on 422, that is now been since cleared but we have another accident on the boulevard that is going to cause you slow downs. we will get to that in a moment. we are also waking up to construction that we are waiting to get cleared out right now, that is still also lingering out there good news that is we have got dry roadways, as we progress through 6:00 o'clock hour we will see i-95 heat up more than it is right now, not a little bit more but a lot

more. ninety-five south at cottman around that s curve and i would say it is looking, fairly typical. would i almost say that this looks like it is lighter then what we see monday through wednesday especially on i-95 at this exact same point but overall holding steady here. it is heating up, here, and recommend giving you couple extra minutes on i-95. i-95 north at 452 this gorgeous shot, looking good, everyone traveling at posted speeds, at 55 miles an hour, just as we want inch. 422 ease wound, this is what we are looking at 422 right now looking nice around oaks and schuylkill territory in the eastbound direction approaching the conshohocken curve. in franconia another accident at creamery road we will have more on that boulevard accident coming up in a little bit, back to you. well, new you this morning police say a suspect believed to be involved in a plot to kill baton rouge officers may still be on the loose. investigators say they have arrested three people including a 13, 17, and 20 years old. they are accused of planning

to kill police officers using guns stolen from a pawn shop. so far six of the stolen guns have been recovered and have not yet identified that fourth suspect. meanwhile funerals for three officers killed in the dallas snipper attack will be held today. yesterday president obama, and george w. bush spoke at a memorial service in dallas. five american flags sat in empty chairs to symbolize five officers kill. they have been working in a protest rally thursday when they were shot and kill. president george w. bush told the crowd that americans should remember they shared commitment for common ideals. president obama praised officers around the country saying they had help keep us safe. he urged americans to help work end racial tension but police and community that they serve. >> my faith tells me they did not die in vein. i believe our sorrow can make us a better country. i believe our righteous anger can be transformed into more

justice and more peace. >> house speaker paul ryan says bipartisan group in the house will examine america's policing issues. he intend to release more information later today. sources say presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump will name his running mate this friday. indiana governor mike pen ce is latest republican to make the cut. new jersey governor chris christie and former house speaker newt gingrich is also in the running. on the demies side, hillary clinton is considering retired admiral james, senator elizabeth warren is another possibility. warren addressed the philadelphia democratic national convention, on the first night. this morning the clinton campaign is planning an event on the independent mall. her campaign obtained a permit from the national park service for a public assembly on july 29th. that is the day after after the democratic national convention wraps up at the wells fargo where she's expect to get the official nomination from her party. speaking of the dnc everyone was treated to a preview is

what to come during a preview event. philly food classics were there and mayor jim kenney was part of the panel talking about the best the sit haze to offer. on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning we will talk about picking up the tab. >> group of officers paid for a couple's meal but you'll be surprised what the couple did before that act of kindness we will be right back, stay with

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are talking about what some police officers did in the boro of homestead. >> it started in a restaurant. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us to explain, what happened. >> reporter: this is a positive story, you guys, getting a a lot of attention on social media. we know tension between police officers and many communities across the country have been high in the wake of the last weeks violence but this group of officers just outside of pittsburgh was able to turnaround an uncomfortable, awkward situation and they did it the through a simple act of the kindness. it was a typical friday night here at eat on park and homestead allegheny county, or, so these four officers thought. >> we were sitting down waiting on our food. i heard talk. glanced over. there was a couple coming in the restaurant. >> reporter: officers are regular is here, usually greeted with handshakes and gratitude, this night was different. >> this guy was like no, i don't want to sit here. >> i said, it is okay, sir, you don't have to worry about it, we won't hurt you.

he looked at me hard again and said he is not sitting there and walk away. >> reporter: couple was seat add cross the restaurant but the exchange didn't end there. while these officers feel comfortable in their community, in light of what happened across the country recently they saw an opportunity. >> i finish my meal, and we were saying well, we should pay his tab. >> reporter: they d they sent $28.50 check to the table with the message reading, sir, your check was paid for by the police officers you didn't want to sit next to. thank you for your support. i left a 10-dollar tip too. >> we want to make it known in our community we are here to take care of us and they are not the our enemies. we are not out to get you. >> the whole goal was to let him know we're not here to hurt you. we're not here for. that we're here for you. we work for the public. we just want to, i me better relationship between the community, and the pot he

lease. >> reporter: or as this sergeant put it. >> not all cops are bad, you know, not all people are bad. >> reporter: we hear once the officers left they got a smile and a quick thank you from one of the people who have refused to sit next to them. through have it. a little kindness goes a wrong way. >> they hit the high road and they left a good tip. >> yes. >> nice to hear. >> thanks so much for sharing that with us. >> on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", we will tell you where. plus here's kate which a preview of the forecast. >> preview is we start to see things heating up, quite literally my friend, humidity ramping up, heat itself, excessive heat watch to talk about, all of the details and much more when we come right

now for a look at newspapers headlines across our region. >> on the cover of the trenton paper, story of trenton pastor told at a peace rally monday isn't accurate. he told the crowd about an incident five years ago where a officer pulled a gun on him during a traffic stop. police dash cam video of the incident however shows while officers drew his service weapon he never pointed it at the long time pastor. on the front page of the review, bull's eye on

roxborough and announcing plans to open up a 47,000 square food store next march in the ivy bridge shopping center. previously occupied by super fresh. from the garnett valley press renovations chester heights campus, a summer concert series to be relocated. concerts in the series will be staged at united methodist church in lower chichester after a wind storm damaged several cottages at christian summer retreat. >> that is some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning, demolition of love. >> obstacle just cleared while working on a center city landmark and when they are expecting the new love park to be ready, meisha. it looks like we have some slow downs from the boulevard and speaking of the boulevard we have got an accident there. we will have updates coming up. we will take a quick break. stay right where you

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good morning, everyone, thanks for joining us, katie says it will feel a little stick toy day, she's telling us how warm it will feel plus places that may see rain. good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm brook thomas. 6:31. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> a community remembers a teenager killed following a basketball game in southwest philadelphia. >> homicide detective believe that an arrest could come soon. >> funerals will be held for three of the five officers killed in the dallas snipper attack. >> we're here to honor the memory and mourn the loss of five fellow americans. >> president obama urged americans and police to work together. and, morning a death of

the delaware county native who fell ape died at the grand canyon. cbs news has learned that donald trump will announce his running mate by friday. >> hillary clinton will make an outstanding president. >> hillary clinton finally has bernie sanders officially in her corner. >> ♪ sir paul mccartney rocking out to a sold out crowd at citizens bank park in south philadelphia, the beatles legend going strong at 74 years young. >> that is so cool. >> katie, how is it going outside today. it looks gorgeous. >> it looks great, doesn't it. >> yes. >> it looks like it is muggy out here this morning. some people love that though. i wouldn't say this is a bad morning at all, however you will start to notice, it is feeling steamy out here and while paul mccartney may be

cool our weather is not necessarily that way. we will heat up here in the next couple of days, that is where we will turn our focus, not for today but rather thomas we go to the graphic, excessive heat watch is in effect at high noon from basically new castle county by i-95 toward mercer. all of the counties included in the last, excessive heat warning, and right now it is just a watch but we will be shocked to see that get upgraded toia warning as we get ever closer. but regardless the heat is on the way. now, you can see even in the last hour or two, a little speckles of green in kent county and salem, cumberland counties there just a few showers, this is what the radar will look like, very the scattered showers, and thunderstorm. everyone is basically, fair game to see shower or thunderstorm as we row gress through mid afternoon. seventy-two currently at the airport. very modest breeze but basically right out of the south. it will help shelf that warmth and humidity that way. it is steam toy daze and also

more unsettled today. watch for scattered shower or thunderstorm, really anywhere at anytime but the most, susceptible time would be in the afternoon toward evening, 87 is the spec high in philadelphia, that is right where we should be but it does start to feel a little bit more steamy, in time today. >> so we hear, thank you so much katie. >> right now good news is roadways are nice and dry, in fact, looking beautiful outside. look at ben franklin bridge into new jersey and center city, looking really nice here. of course we will start to see places heat up but that is typical. overall ben franklin bridge that is looking nice, really great coming into center city. and then, speaking of that, we have a bird eye view of the vine on i-95, we are coming off ben franklin bridge. we are looking good. it is indeed coming off that ben franklin bridge but overall earned ising area, vine, i-95 looking nice here. so no problems looking great. schuylkill eastbound approaching montgomery this is what we are looking at in the eastbound direction, certainly

starting to slow down ever so slightly now but overall still looking good there as well, and the boulevard, dealing with that gorgeous sunshine headlights in the southbound direction the at wissohickon avenue. great news on the boulevard along this area where we did have this accident, all clear. jim, over to you. a man is in the hospital after being shot four times twice in each leg. police say it happened around 3:00 this morning on the 2400 block of bouveer street in north philadelphia investigators collected six spent shell casings from the the street but they say the 25 year-old victim is not cooperating in the investigation. possible eyewitnesses are not providing much information as well. the gun man got away. it has been a month since the orlando nightclub shooting and philadelphia's lb gt community is paying tribute. dozens of performers performed for eye candy nightclub in center city last night. organizers say tragedy brought community together and closer then they have ever been before. donations, and tips from the event are going to the families of the people killed

and hurt in the shooting. a 28 year-old man from new jersey is now charged with trespassing, after he and another person were found on the roof of the hyatt at the bellevue in center city. ivan wong the had smoke bombs and a camera. they say the incident does not appear to be connect to terrorism and may have been an attempt to stage a photo shoot. a second person has in the been charged. count down is on, we're just two days from the opening gavel of the democratic national convention at the wells fargo center. philadelphia's mayor jim kenney says law enforcement will work to protect first amendment rights of the protesters at dnc. both in philadelphia and nationwide are not changing how they will handle security at the dnc. also this morning, the faa says it is imposing a in fly zone here in philadelphia as well as cleveland, for the republican and democratic national convention. that no fly zone will span 34 miles over each event, secret service director guess

he have clancy says his agency is ready but outside on the campaign trail it is tougher to protect candidates. number of the threats against candidates are on the rise compared to the 2012, 2008 election cycles. >> harm to the candidates is up. some just wanting to be heard. they are willing to do whatever in terms of the jumping over barriers to be heard. >> clancy says barricade are usually used as buffers between the candidates and the crowds but now the barriers are being push further out. our jessica dean is heading to cleveland to cover the republican national convention, look for her live reports all week long here on "eyewitness news". this is i great the story hundreds of teenagers giving up a summer night for a good cause. it is part of the annual event to encourage teens to give back. high school students sorted through thousands of donations, books, non-perishable food and gently used clothing at villanova university. they will be given to cradles to crayons, philabundance,

smith playhouse and other local organizations, in need. demolition is underway at love park in center city. that is after the construction project stalled, thanks to a water main. crews didn't expect to find. that means you will start seeing more barriers and heavier equipment around the park. 16.5 million-dollar renovation project includes more green space but it should all be done next spring. major milestone now for a very sweep woman, from philadelphia. >> this woman was born in 1911. quickly dot math. yes, she celebrated her 105th birthday yesterday. >> mikhail lah white was born in june 1911 and she grew up in chicago before coming to the delaware valley where she has been more than 80 years. white has a large family that includes great, great, great grandchildren. >> your family takes care of you? >> no, i take care of me. >> independent lady.

love her. white says she eats plenty of vegetables and listening to the news. hopefully she's watching right now. she's planning for her next birthday 106 next summer. >> yes, on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we have a treat for you. >> museum of american revolution doesn't open for another year but all of the rare artifacts are in town and we were given access to the top secret the warehouse. sneak peak coming up next. also philadelphia is hosting some international visitors, we will introduce to you some soccer stars who tested their philadelphia knowledge.

philadelphia's museum of the american revolution opens up next spring but the artifacts will be moving in just a couple months. >> jan carabao joins us for a sneak peak of the secret location where artifacts are spending the summer.

>> thinks a very rare look at a collection of artifacts that some say has been in the works for more than two centuries. the museum of the american revolution takes you on a journey from the end of the french indian war to the days of the constitution and early republic, for a look, we will take to you a not so average storage facility, somewhere in the delaware valley. talked away scott stevenson and the team are hard at work. they are looking for the new museum of the american revolution. >> this is a fortress of solitude. >> reporter: in a rare look behind the scenes, stevenson walks us through many rows, collection includes 3,000 piecees from excavated artifacts and weaponry to find art and some of the most important documents in our nation's history. >> that is the announcement of the birth of the united states. >> reporter: the short article is found inside a bound addition of the pennsylvania evening post, a paper printed in olde city, philadelphia, four days later the paper would be the first to print the declaration of

independent. another philadelphia connection, these george washington camp cuffs made by a silver smith. >> they worked at second and market street by, christ church and they were made for general washington in august of 1777. we had a radio to list hen in on the conversation with those cups, it would be absolutely fascinating. >> reporter: museum will showcase not just well known, but take the-of samuel dudley an average solder. >> war often leads to people doing things like getting tattoos or engraving the horn, and they will have whimsical little foulke art, engravings on them, it has a moose and calf which are kind of charming. wonderful little doodle. >> reporter: in september it will move to third abe chestnut street. during the museum's excavation they found a ship's bowl. soon it will be home to the 118,000 square foot facility and it is a place in america's most historic square mile.

>> we're hoping will just spur tourist many in philadelphia but we're just getting everyone excited about learning more about our founding history. >> now, after the move in, the museum of the american revolution opened up on april 19th, 2017, and on the 242nd anniversary of the shot around the world, of course what started the revolutionary war and the rest is history a lot of excitement and hard work still have to be done. >> i'm looking forward to this i live in olde city. i necessity every time they do a major building project there are people there looking through dirt in case there is something left from the revolutionary era. >> reporter: that horn was found i'm telling you. >> yes. >> now turning to the forecast. >> fascinating though. >> thanks, guys. >> thinks going to end up being a warmer day, feeling like it should in july. let go out to the eyewitness

weather watchers and map we have with the current observations, we have a lot of higher temperatures to report here. let me show you 71 to report from and y1 of our former in house in studio weather watchers, with more of the just a variety pack, and we will go a bit further inland pa 07 from ed. he is in atglenn. 89 percent humidity. mentioning it is muggy out there which cannot be good and ed, of course, frownye mote can. zero seven from david mitchell. no profile picture. up load that when you get the chance, but thank you for that observation. we have partly sunny skies here to kick it off here. and just wishing everybody a happy wednesday morning which is always lovely. thank you for. that lets go next to, what we have got in terms of the severe threats. i show you this very wide zoom. we here in the delaware valley sit in a general risk for, some run of the mill thunderstorms. we don't have any severe weather potential but it is

interesting that it is such a broad range of that we end up with a slight chance here of severe weather. there is a lot of active weather across the midsection of the country. here at home as i said it is just a moderator just a very low risk. run of the mill thunderstorm chances here throughout the course of the day. we have had a couple showers already but main activity is off to the west. that system will cross through eventually. meanwhile we will see the excessive heat watch that go in effect high noon tomorrow. scorcher of the day. ninety-three the high. ninety-four on friday. the closer to triple digit territory and along the way a few showers and thunderstorm chances come with that. on friday there is a special event, your child could follow in the footsteps of the cbs-3 meteorologists, join us for our kid caster auditions this friday from noon to two at crayola experience in easton. find all of the information you need at cbs philly.com/kid caster. our very own lauren casey will be broadcast continuing live from the audition which is

moving to friday and that is on "eyewitness news" at noon and next week we will also show you those auditions on "eyewitness news" at noon as well, over to you. >> so great. so much fun. thanks very much, katie. >> looking outside we are starting to heat up, we know that, disabled vehicle here, two vehicles, have flashing lights on. we think they are both disable. nevertheless 95 south at walt whitman bridge pulled out to that shoulder. i will change cameras, nine five headlights moving in the southbound direction before cottman you can see right there this camera is showing a nice shot of i-95 right now. we don't often see that on a wednesday morning, especially in the 7:00 o'clock hour. new jersey 42 freeway north bound at creek road, i would say volume levels is certainly starting to heat up, eve been watching this, closely, since the earl 5:00 o'clock hour. we know that is heating up blue route headlights moving in the southbound direction approaching macdade boulevard. you can see what you are looking at there, everyone traveling at posted speed and septa reminder new interim schedule are in fact, cynwyd

line shuttle busing and you can expect overcrowding, jim, over to you. time is 6:49. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us life from new york with the preview. good morning, gayle. do we have gayle. >> no cbs this morning just yet. >> let's move on. >> they will be there at 7:00 o'clock. >> absolutely. city of chester is getting some international visitors tonight. >> our pat gallen caught up with the british soccer stars who showed off their skills at the clinic yesterday and showed off their knowledge of philadelphia too. >> reporter: philadelphia union will play a friendly against an english premiere team, crystal palace. yesterday at boys and girls club in chester a few players from crystal palace joined on the fun and they got to know our fine city. >> how are you. >> i have a couple of philadelphia century times and word are you ready for this. >> tell me what that is.

>> that is prince harry. >> that is our quarterback from the philadelphia eagles. >> okay good his name is carson wentz. >> no, no. >> okay. >> tell me who that is. >> who does that look like. >> it looks like prince harry. >> it looks like prince harry. >> that is our quarterback for philadelphia eagles, carson wentz. >> yes. >> that is a good looking man. >> do you know what that is. >> no. >> what is that. >> wawa. >> wawa. >> any idea. >> some kind of food, right. >> a convenient store. >> okay. it is very big in this part of the town. >> that is a parade on new years day. >> can you stay word. give it a try. >> that is schuylkill.

>> that is a river that flows through philadelphia. >> schuylkill good that word right there. >> that is our river can you say that word. it is a river that flows through philadelphia. >> close. >> schuylkill. >> schuylkill. >> water. >> water. >> that is how we say water here. >> it is an accent, thick accent. >> all right. >> crazy hat, umbrellas. they go like this. they have an umbrella. it is just like that. >> just like that. >> good stuff, pat imitating the mummers. >> we will be right back with three things you need to know before you go. >> three to go

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ahead on cbs this morning donald trump and hillary clinton search for v. and the five-year old some son of a man killed in baton rouge opens up about his father and calls for peace. the news is back in the morning, we will see you at 7:00 o'clock on the dot. >> we will be watching, now. if you go swimming in the area off new jersey shore you might think you have gone to

an island paradise in the caribbean. >> because it is light shade of blue, even a little clear. take a look, this fridays nasa a satellite. environmental experts say that the cause of that plant-like organize miss many called phytoplankton. cool ocean water is fueling the bloom. phytoplankton is harm led to food source. and here's three innings you need to know it three is to go. >> hundreds gathered for two vigils for a teen killed after a basketball game in, southwest philadelphia police continue to look for his killer. >> there will be funerals for three of the five officers killed last week by a snipe inner downtown dallas. >> and donald trump plans to announce his running mate friday while hillary clinton will wait and announce hers after the republican convention. that is three to go. all right. here's an interesting story, trapped in suv in colorado and left behind a real mess. >> bear locked himself in the suv parked in the campground, all doors and windows were closed, two jefferson county

deputies were able to free the angry animal by opening up the rear hatch of the suv. the bear ran away, hopefully, never to be seen again. there is a bear rummage go through my trunk and it is like a baby, it is bigger than a cup. >> when the door came opened the bear jumped out in my direction and i just kind of made a little bit of a loud yell at him and he, did start to run off in the other direction as we wanted him to. >> yes. >> let me get out of here. >> the bear trashed the car which is probably expect to be a total loss. lets get a last check of weather and traffic. >> how do you explain to your insurance company my car was trashed by a bear. >> yes. >> that is exactly it. >> video evidence will show it. >> in terms of the what we have in the weather department we are looking ahead to a pretty typical summer day. we will go out here to our graphics and more specifically live neighborhood network off in the distance. you will see hazy conditions over city of philadelphia but

it is a mild and is muggy beginning to the day. we may see shower or thunderstorm at some point across the area, but more importantly, the heat will start to climb for us here, thursday and friday we will find ourselves in the excessive heat watch and will turn into a warning for temperatures that hit the low to mid 90's. heat index values sky rocket to near or up to 100 degrees. the thursday that will feel hotter of the two days but technically we are calling for that to end up being the coolest day, we will hit 93 that day as opposed to 94 on friday. meanwhile we will still have a couple of showers, and very lightly a thunderstorm that will fire up. right now radar is quiet but we will see little speckles over kent county and one over the border of salem and cumberland. shower here, shower there, maybe a thunderstorm at some point later on today don't be shocked but it will be scattered in nature, meisha. >> thanks, mother nature, thanks, katie. >> good morning everyone. ninety-five south before girard this is what you are looking at there, we can expect that at this time, just

approaching 7:00 o'clock hour. not quite sure what in the world we are looking at here schuylkill westbound at city avenue but it is bumper to bumper right now, and also we have a disabled vehicle i-95 south at walt whitman bridge pulled off to the shoulder. looking at the wide what we are looking at here is about 30 miles an hour on the conshohocken curve, 20 moving toward route one and 34 once you jump on to the vine, 21 miles an hour moving in the southbound direction at 95 and 27 on the blue route moving in the southbound direction toward route one. good news is most areas in new jersey right now are still only 55 miles an hour, but still looking at 41 freeway we are starting to slow down there. >> thank you so much, meisha. cbs this morning is next with more on president obama's challenge to the nation and why you may not know what you are really eating. >> remember to join us each weekday morning on cbs 36789 we start at 4:30 a.m. every single day. have a great day.

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