being punked. >> yes, i did not think that this was going to happen but i'm glad that it did. >> special invitation, high school senior thrown out of the prom for wearing a tuxedo gets a chance to wear it on a hit tv show here in philadelphia it is thursday, july 14th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. i'm brooke thomas. we have that and we will show you video of the wild police chase in california but first katie will tell us how hot it will feel today and meisha checks on the roads. >> good morning, you guys. i was just thinking about, i wore a white tuxedo to my prom but i will tell you all about that and i will tweet out a picture later. i have to get it from minute so the a. >> yes. >> roads are looking good, you guys. >> we are dealing with crazy conditions. very foggy out there and wet in some areas. we have three plus accidents right now to keep popping up, so take it easy, all that coming up in a little bit. >> sometimes radar can be deceiving even though it looks like it is drying out is there a mist, as well and more

importantly the heat, it is big issue, that is big weather headlines. we will start off here, excessive heat warning in effect as well as heat advisory at noon time today. worst of that heat, core of the heat happening across the i-95 corridor through urban areas. but go in the more outlining counties and heat advisory will take effect. core of the heat we will have values soaring to 100 or above at the height of the day, very, very toasty stuff. here's a look at that deceptive radar. we have had some showers and then are storms that has since fizzled away but we will check with our eyewitness weather watchers they are still report something mist and some fog out there. there is a lot of moisture to work with in the atmosphere and you have to flip the wipers once or twice. that said current temperature readings are definitely not terrible f we had cry air in place this would feel comfortable but we are off to a warm start and with the humidity in place it is only going to get more steamy from

here folks. do expect to see sunshine, certainly some clouds as well but there will be a couple spotty thunderstorms that fire up as day goes on. ninety-four is the expected high in philadelphia. again, pack on easily another seven, eight, nine, 10 degrees to that. that is how it feels. that is value that you want to be taking heed have of and taking care of yourself. it will be a toasty1 for sure. it sounds that way, thank you so much. looking outside not only are things hot the but if you are traveling this morning you will than traveling with pretty weird conditions especially with this fog and some areas kind of patchy as kateed pointed out, rain out area. you have slick areas cause something problems on the roadways. boulevard, taking a look at fog moving in the south bound direction toward schuylkill. ninety-five south at cottman the not so much fog but heavy congestion around that s curve already, just crack go into the 6:00 o'clock hour. we did not see it this heavy yesterday. this is where we have an overturned vehicle, in boothwyn near bridge road we

have lanes blocked here, so make net of that. this is near delaware border but still in pennsylvania. also take a look at this, another one in horsham blair million road at easton road the intersection is blocked here. another one in bryn athyn, taylor road at creek road lanes are blocked here. all these areas are coming up in a little bit. we still have construction out there, route 322 is closed right now, route 54 until 6:00 . jim, over to you. >> thanks, more than. hundreds rally around the philadelphia police department. >> and the officers say they are just thankful for the support. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live outside police headquarters with more on the huge turnout, good morning, jan. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. the we are talking about hundreds of people who came out to support police yesterday in mayfair, it was mostly a peaceful event. but tempers did flare when a man arrives with the black lives matter signs. in the end two side did what many people hoped this country will do in the future, they

went their separate ways after having a converse says. more than 200 people turned up at the corner of cottman and frankford avenues in mayfair yesterday their mission was simple to to back their brothers and sisters in blue. >> i got your back. >> reporter: powe pro lease rally came less than a week after five police officers were gunned down and killed in dallas and as their families begin to lay them to rest. for so many here this rally was about supporting family both near and far. >> i have friend on the 15th district and all police officers. unfortunately those guys down in texas were shot. >> i have a friend that are cops, cousins that are cops. you know, they go through a hard time every day. you got to get out here and show them that you care. >> we got your back. >> reporter: dozens of police officers were on hand to work but they admit support from

their community means a lot. >> i grew up in the 15th district. i know it well. it seems like, since i have been around this area my whole life, everybody has always been supportive. >> unaudible. >> reporter: police were forced to step between a couple protesters when a man showed up with a sign reading black lives matter. >> unaudible. >> reporter: now, take a look at this, according to a new cbs/new york times poll on race relations when asked to rate jobs that their local police department was doing, most white americans say that their police are doing a good job and make them feel safe. on the other hand most black americans rate their local police as fair or poor and make them feel mostly anxious. now rally that was held in mayfair yesterday in expert of the police is just one of the two in support of police in

philadelphia that comes after days of protestness expert of the black lives matter movement with more to come. we will stay up to dayton this story but for now reporting live from outside police headquarters, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> brooke and jim, back inside to you. president obama host a conversation on community policing and criminal justice at the white house that lasted over four hours. wednesday's meeting including law enforcement, black lives matter activist and civil rights leaders, the president said it was an excellent talk but said we're not enclose to being where we want to be. relationship between police and community is also in the spotlight in north philadelphia. state representative, w curtis thomas brought together citizens, city leaders and law enforcement officials last night at 12th and cambria recreational center. the rec center is home to several anti violence programs. the group says those programs can impact more than just a neighborhood. >> we have got in work in the

neighborhood. we start to talk about other programs that we can produce out of this recreational sent that are can impact whole community and other folks learn the values of it. >> state representative thomas says there have been 135 homicides in the city of philadelphia a and that is a 4 t year. horsham township is getting a ten million-dollar grant to help clean up its contaminated water. public water systems in horsham have been contaminated by chemicals. they came from fire fighting foam used in the old naval base. the it comes from the pennsylvania infrastructure authority. montgomery representative todd stevens will announce more details later this morning. count down continues. we are just 11 days from the democratic national convention right here in philadelphia. and the last call for alcohol may be later then 2:00 a.m. while that convention is here. during the convention some philadelphia bars will be allowed to stay opened until 4:00 a.m. bars will to have apply for a permit and show they are related to the convention.

the liquor control board will then make the final decision. and 50,000 people are expected to be here during the dnc. meanwhile the republican national convention gets underway next week. the our jessica dean is heading to cleveland to cover the rnc, look for her reports starting monday next week right here on "eyewitness news". children at ai dupont hospital in delaware got a very happy visit from some state troopers yesterday. >> "eyewitness news" at ai du pont hospital in wilmington for annual summer picnic. event included food, music, crafts for patients and their families. it also featured a show and tell of specialized units like the mounted police and tactical robots. >> more than 20 years we have been here at ai dupont hospital. obviously you can see the children love it. great to give back to the community. give them a break from the organized routine out here it helps patients forget about being in the hospital for a

while and just enjoy being a kid. we gree. great idea. guess what, there is a party coming to the famous philadelphia street. >> it is all backed by popular demand. we will tell you when the city plans to turn south street into a big block party and what led to it all. sparks went flying during a high speed chase, we will show you reason deputy were chasing this truck and how they finally stopped the driver too. it will be a hot one today, doctor jen joins with us important ways to stay safe in this heat, katie tells us some places may get some rain, you're watching "eyewitness news" this morning, stay with us.

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the street. it ended when she drove on to a parking lot and surrendered. >> wow. turning to our warm forecast now, there is a chance we may get a break real soon. >> yes, eventually. it will in the happen today however, guys. this will be a steamy day. this is worst of the heat ape humidity peak. we will get past today. there will be easing up that takes place but outside to the middletown ship high school camera shot we are off in the distance we will typically see, genesis bank here off the background but it is tough to see much beyond, just this informationeground there with the baseball diamond. it is a soup i air mass with that moisture to work with, visibility will go up and down most notable through millville, dover under a mile and only at a half mile in millville. it is better in some locations than others but keep in mind these numbers are observation sites not necessarily representative of the entire city of philadelphia while 5 miles at the airport we could have, spots of dense fog

especially over riverbeds and valley region. if you are traveling in these spots keep in mind you might run into poor visibility locally. but again, in the less. over last couple of hours we have had a heavy thunderstorm. this totally fizzled away. because it is a soupy air mass you may find some, missing because there is so much moisture to work w now that the sunnies up it will scour out that low lying cloud cover and we will be to suck in the sunshine for the bet are part of the day helping to heat things up. so very common sense ways to take care of yourself. lots of fluid, water is preferable. avoid strenuous activity. stay out of the sunlight. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. wear light colored and loose fitting clothing and take care of each other, kid, pets, everyone needs to stay safe. the way you do that is to stay cool. ninety-four for today. heat advisory. oppressive heat warning. tomorrow not as bad, it will be as hot on the thermometer but humidity starts to ease up, weekend, still hot but it

is summer. it is a bit more typical. >> yes. >> very, very warm. okay. all right, katie, thank you so much. looking outside on the roadways this morning, you guys, it started off nice i will say. but then we have construction and just a string of accidents. we are seeing what happened when fog came in so the roadways were getting wet and it spiraled from there. right now we have four accident outside. let me show you first schuylkill westbound at city avenue. that fog is lifting a little bit. visibility is getting better but take a look at how busy, it is on the schuylkill westbound at city avenue as we jump off the boulevard. this is, we're only a quarter past six right now so it will only heat up. we know pushing toward 7:00 o'clock hour our main hour of the rush hour we know how busy, it will get w that being said give yourself some extra time this morning. speaking of the boulevard take a look at this fog as you push toward what you were just looking at on the schuylkill. again give yourself extra time, you will need tonight valley forge, blue loose, moving in the eastbound

direction at 422. it is zooming around, take a look, because it is getting busy. overturn vehicle involving entrapment around the delaware border still in pennsylvania, meeting house road near bridge road, make note of. that horsham blair mill road at easton road intersection blocked and bryn athyn road is blocked as well. give yourself some extra time and drive careful. brooke, over to you. after popular demand, philadelphia is closing south street for a parity. stretch of the south street from various street harbor park to the south street bridge will be closed for part of the day on september 24th. there will be fun activities on the route, walkers, cyclist have been asking for this since the papal visit the last september when city streets were shut down. next up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning a tv debut. >> why would somebody not want to see this city, it is beautiful. >> do you recognize this young lady. she was recently kicked out of her prom for wearing a tuxedo.

a local actor gave her a role on his hit show. we will hea

harrisburg area teenager who has been kick out for wearing a tuxedo instead of the gown. she's making her television debut. her story caught eye of saint joe's prep grad and always sun any philadelphia star rob mcill henie. >> now he's a special gift on our hit comedy. justin finch is here, on the

taping, and meeting. >> i got the to meet her and gang as we went behind the scenes a few weeks ago. it wasn't until she was on the set with the always sunny team that she says her chance moment began feeling real. it seemed to this reporter as if the cast was just as eager to meet her as she was to meet them. fans of it's always sunny in philadelphia know that theme song and the gang real well. >> all right, all right, all right. >> this season, black tie debut along sitcom stars along dennis, charlie max whom we found filming nearby onset at chestnut street. >> and, action. >> reporter: yes. >> what did you learn about this whole thing. >> absolutely like, excited, i don't know surreal. >> reporter: surreal guest starring role as the seven year-old thought was a joke. >> did you think you were

being punked. >> i didn't think that this would actually happen, but it turns out it did. >> reporter: not from an agent but from twitter where it's always sunny co-star and show creator rob, first saw his story and up invited her on the hit fx comedy. >> ways on the set and i was showing it to the director and couple of other people and everybody thought it was pretty cool. so i reached out to her and she's here. >> reporter: silver lining of sort for the harrisburg area teen who wore a tuxedo to her high school junior prom and was kick out for it. >> why would somebody not want to see this. you're beautiful. >> reporter: before donning that tuxedo ana was an expert, dressed down in a casual t-shirt and slacks perfect for her pedestrian role which was more work then you thought. how many times would you count or guess thaw crossed that street today. >> a lot. it was a lot.

>> reporter: if you are wondering what her role will be, rob would not reveal much. >> i wanted to make sure that we add class to the show and that is what we're doing. >> reporter: is hollywood in her future? she's not sure. rob says don't rule it out. >> when iowas in ninth grady didn't know i wanted to be an actor. figure it later. we will see what she decides to do by the time her episode airs she will be midway through her senior year perhaps at a new school. we asked whether rob or always sunny time can tell us when her episode airs, so we will be watching, a and waiting. >> a lot of secrets. >> yes. >> a lot of secrets. >> yes. >> things i know and i cannot tell you. >> yes, great story. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" eating out a local community is getting ready for a festival hosted by a dozen eat the wrist. >> we will show you where it is taking place. >> something that is taking place across the region, that will be the heat and building

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protesting peacefully, united methodist church hosting free civil rights education session leading up to the democratic national convention. they are showing how to protect themselves in police confrontation and emphasizing non-violent resistance. >> on the front page of the county times, people in mount holly will move in the new homes in the gardens neighborhood. more than a decade ago gardens was declared blighted and redevelopment plan was proposed. people sued saying they were forced out of their homes. a settlement provided money for payments and replacement homes. on the cover of the springfield press, pop up dining on restaurant owners in springfield township were ready to offer night of outdoor dining on wednesday, july 27th, baxter street will be closed from five to 10:00 p.m. traffic license rerouted. and that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. coming up next, on "eyewitness news", on the campaign trail. >> we will tell you when donald trump says he will

announce his choice for vice-president and show you how hillary clinton is presenting herself to voters. >> we have fog this morning, wet roadways and it is a number of accident, we will updates coming up but first lets take a quick break cbs-3 will be right

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it will be a hot day outside, so much so there is a warning in effect. doctor jen joins with us way you can protect yourself and your family. i'm brooke thomas thanks for joining us. >> i'm jim donovan. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> i've got your back just like you have mine. >> hundreds lined the streets, of frankford and cottman

avenue in mayfair for a pro police rally. >> tension did his rub high at one point when a man showed up with a black lives matter sign. >> good biz daddy, we love you, be safe. >> first funerals for dallas officers took place yesterday in texas. services remembered sergeant michael smith, corporal lorne ahrens and brent thompson. >> i know -- >> donald trump says he will announce his vice-president at 11:00 o'clock tomorrow morning in new york city. >> on the demies side, hillary clinton talks about race relations and unity at the springfield, illinois. >> ♪ >> and that was sister act musical playing at walnut street theater, a portion of the last night's proceed went to support catholic charities appeal. >> we are big fans of the

sister act. >> i swear i think meisha is kathy and jamie the way she smiles all the time, always happy, inning ising around here. >> we talk about that yesterday. >> katie, you missed this conversation. >> okay, fantastic. it is a very muggy start to the day, guys as we focus on weather here. it feels just very soupy and steamy but always uncomfortable, it is tolerable, that said later on today it will turn frankly dangerous outside when it comes to the heat we are contending with. lets get to the maps first, first and foremost and take a look at what these warning are going to look like here up and down, i-95 we have a excessive heat warning that takes effect at noon and heat advisory for everybody else. no one is getting left out, everybody will contend with the heat and heat index values sore to one hundred or above as day goes on. radar looks quiet but very soupy air mass. so we may see fine mist here

and there and know that anything but low lying cloud cover. sunnies up, that will help scour out that cloud cover. we will see sunshine. we are in the mid 70's, basically across the board, we do expect to hit 94 degrees in philadelphia later on today but pack as much as 10 degrees on when you got to factor in the humidity we are contending w we will track with heat and humidity spotty thunderstorms along the way. there will be relief in sight. this cannot last forever, obviously but we will tell you when that relief comes, it certainly isn't happening today, meisha. >> thank you so much. we are looking very busy. number two we have visibility issues in some areas because of the fog and also some damp, sometimes wet red ways out there overall give yourself a couple extra minutes. we will need it. we are looking at blue route headlights moving in the northbound direction past route one, you can see that fog around this area. also what you will notice is wet roadways, particularly what we are looking at earlier

ben franklin bridge. for those coming from new jersey into center city make net of. that schuylkill moving in the westbound direction a at conshohocken you can see eastbound side headlights. we are looking okay but schuylkill is an area heating up the quickest. even in the 5:00 o'clock hour weeing were look at how fast they were heating up. ninety-five south is looking slow. we have seen brake lights. i want to call your attention to the overturn vehicle at boothwyn meeting house road near bridge road. this is still in the pennsylvania but we have lane blockages there. that will slow you down a bit. we have this one in horsham blair mill road and easton road intersection is now cleared. great news for those in area. bryn athyn has just been cleared a lot going on this morning, jim, back over to you. so who will donald trump choose for vice-president for campaign 2016. buzz is swigger around presumptive, republican presidential candidate as brian web reports, the announcement is expect

tomorrow. >> reporter: donald trump says he has brought down his vice-presidential picks to two ahead of his big announcement, appearing on "fox news", he hinted at who his vp might be. >> i want to pick somebody hoist solid, smart, i'm in the looking for an attack dog. >> reporter: former house speaker newt gingrich indicated choice might be between him and indiana governor mike pen ce. >> one of the people sitting by the phone waiting. >> reporter: presumptive g.o.p. nominee huddled with gingrich anal bam a senator jeff sessions in indianapolis on wednesday. meetings came after trump and his three eldest children met private liz with governor pence at his mention. >> he has been giving it very careful consideration and we're humled to be part of that. >> reporter: new poll find trump gaining ground on hillary clinton in several key swing states, including florida and pennsylvania. in illinois yesterday, the presumptive democratic candidate, continued to paint herself as a unifier, delivering an address from the

same location, where abraham lincoln made his famous house divided speech. >> donald trump is so dangerous. his campaign is as divisive, as any we have seen in our lifetime. >> reporter: clinton has been eyeing virginia senator tim kane as a potential vp, she will campaign alongside him in his home state today. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" in other news, uber and lyft are getting support from tom wolf. governor sign a bill for ride sharing services to operate through september 30th. that reenforce's agreement uber and philadelphia parking authority announced last week. lawmakers are expect to vote to permanently legalize ride sharing services throughout the state this fall. analyst updated list of the top ten global financial threats which include a slow down in chinese gross, righting threat of terrorism and uk leaving eu.

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as we have been reporting temperatures reporting temperatures reaching well in the 90's and humidity will make it hotter. >> it is important to keep cool. jen is here with more how to address heat related illnesses and best ways to cope with the weather. good morning. >> it is so who had. >> it is 6:00 in the morning. it is steaming out there before we get into question i was thinking on the way here this is type of day sometimes who i call patients or older or really young i might have

my staff call them a much say don't come in today because it is so hot right now. >> that is right. >> some things we were talking about. >> if you were out there in the hot weather what are signs you might be experiencing a heat related illness and if you are what should you to right away. >> lets go to heat stroke. >> we have different types. heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke that is most dangerous. that is a medical emergency you have to call 911 for. symptoms are, a really hot and high body temperature. body temperature over 103 degrees, hot red, dry or moist skin. your pulse, wrapped and strong. this is the big thing is the consciousness of the person. they might be dusty or confused. they might seem off or unconscious. any of those signs is a warning to call 911 to get someone out of the heat if you

have to go out when should you go out. >> we say to avoid the hottest time of the day. from 10:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. it is steaming. up though i say avoid ten to four, the truth of the matter is during these days it is really hot at 7:00 in the morning and sometimes at 7:00 at night. use your best judgment. stay out of the direct sunlight. wear sun screen. wear a hat these type of days to be mowing your lawn at 2:00 . >> it is important to stay hydrated. how do you know. >> sometimes we don't need to know we're dehydrated. temperatures especially if there is humidity in the air it is difficult to know if you are dehydrated. drink plenty of fluid. if you have heart, lung, kidney problems check with your doctors just to make sure you know how much you can drink. >> okay. doctor general, she says check

on your elderly friend and parent and keep your pets inside. >> yes, pets, babies, everybody inside and check on people. >> katie has a look at the weather. we talk about the heat and kind of ways we can stay safe. it is a really steamy day. we're off to a steamy start. we will go out to the weather watchers and zero in closer, on a couple of these. seventy-three from sandra. she is saying it is hot, hot, hot and waiting for a part to fix her air conditioning. i feel for her. this is a soupy start to the day. if you are like sandra without benefit of air conditioning, try to go somewhere, you can seek it out or draw blind. we will see more and more sunshine as day progresses. seventy-four there barbara. she has cloud overhead in the willow grove area we will go further inland here. seventy-two from michael. he has satellite.

at hundred percent humidity. it was a is in clear you know, his haircut this is in the a problem. let's take you next to the maps here. we will talk about potential for couple showers or thunderstorms throughout the course of the day. nothing really showing up on the radar but that will, likely fire up ape later on poconos will sit in the slight risk for marginal thunderstorms. potential for heavy downpours, gusty wind and small sized hail across the region. at the moment things are quiet the on the radar. it the may not stay that way. mid 90's on the thermometer. do the math, add another five to 10 degrees and that is how it feels. that is your gauge that you want to use. we will have a fun announce. here, for you guys. your child could follow in the food steps of our cbs-3 meteorologist. join us from noon to 2:00 at crayola experience in easton. find all of the information at

cbs philly.com/kid caster. casey will be broadcasting live on "eyewitness news" at noon on friday and next week we will show you those auditions on "eyewitness news" at noon. meisha, over to you. >> nothing better than those kid auditions, they will say anything. we are looking at an accident at girard, schuylkill eastbound, center lane just moments ago was block causing some real slow downs. it has been push off to the shoulder. we will have residual backups. backups are extending to the boulevard, this is a schuylkill eastbound at the boulevard. you can see how slow moving it is. not only in the eastbound direction but that accident didn't help but on the westbound side because of congestion. make note, you have to head out, give yourself some extra time. we are dealing with visibility issues, you you can see that almost fog that is dripping down to the roadways and they are looking wet. ben franklin bridge in new jersey, congestion, looks okay

but it is just you will to have deal with that if you go. the visibility, out there and still so wet. we have had a string of accident because of it, so just take your time and give yourself some extra time out there. overturn vehicle, where we have even trapment in boothwyn, delaware border in pa, meeting house road near bridge road we have lanes blocked there and construction on the schuylkill eastbound. ramp, that right lane is block, jim, over to you. thanks very much, the time is 6:49. there is a lot coming up this morning. >> charlie rose joins us from a new york with a preview, good morning, charlie. >> good morning. we will start with john hyleman and bob schieffer about donald trump closing in on a vp pick and new poll on the tightening race. plus dallas pastor td jacks with how he is helping the community heel. and passengers skip long lines at the airport. the concerns it is raising over policies. and melony has more on how

businesses are cashing in on pokemon go. all of that and more, the news is back in the morning, we will see new about ten minutes. >> thanks, charlie. can't wait to see bishop jakes on the show this morning. by now as charlie mentioned surely you have heard of pokemon go the app sending people after pokemon all over town. >> the app has a big fan base and this morning, you can count the national park surface monk them. >> park rangers say they want to have players, hunt for pokemon. they say it offers a unique opportunity to bring young crowd to explore america's historic sites but they may not have visited otherwise. >> it will bring people down to the other sites that may not have as much visitation say as the liberty bell, or independent hall. >> thank you some places, including the arlington national museum and the national holocaust museum. they still asking people to stop playing before coming in out of respect. >> there was a time when doughnuts came in plane, chocolate flavors and only

toppings were sprinkles and glaze. >> when was that. >> a long time ago. >> now there are more options. like oreos and bacon orr joost and bacon together. >> our pat gallen has a look at a new spot in avalon. he shows us how duck doughnuts mixes things up a bit. hi there, pat. >> good morning, guys. they only had two different kind of doughnuts because this place has a ton. it is duck doughnuts. this is where we are in avalon, new jersey. they have been doing things differently. you might be thinking the name duck doughnuts, is there duck in it? duck feathers? duck meat? no, none of that. but there is crazy toppings. here's the line of doughnuts we are making with lindh arc the owner of duck doughnuts. good morning. >> good morning. >> so duck doughnut, no duck feathers, no duck meat, what sit, what is duck doughnuts. >> duck doughnuts is a vanilla cake based doughnut. warm to order. pick any topping or drizzle you like on your doughnut.

they come through our doughnut friar here ape down to the icing station. >> my guess is there is nothing like this in avalon, new jersey. would i be like in that assumption is. >> you are correct. >> why avalon and why is duck doughnuts here. >> we came to avalon, i grew up and spent my summers here in avalon, new jersey. my family, spent many years from 32nd street here, and we have brought our family back here. >> families are coming in as we speak. it is not even 7:00 o'clock. families in here getting doughnuts early this morning. i want to get my hand dirty, chocolatey can we do that. >> show me what goes on back here. >> we have an icing station, vanilla, chocolate, mapel, lemon, strawberry, peanut butter. >> look at that gorgeousness. >> one of the popular ones here is mapel bacon is that right. >> mapel bacon. >> so, i have learn i will give it a shot and a dip, we

will just do a little plop, a plop, a turn and then we, how does that work. >> delicious good that is nice. >> and then we will put bacon on it. >> we will put bacon on it. >> how does that look. >> a little more. >> okay, yeah. >> this will turn into a breakfast sandwich. >> what is the drizzle. >> whatever would you like good whatever you would like. >> this looks good there. >> that is salted carmel. >> wow, yeah. >> put the a little drizzle on there. that is pretty. you guys are hired. we already have the gear on. melted bacon doughnut. are you serious. look at all this gorgeousness, brooke and jim. >> that looks good to me. >> i'll maybe bring some back to you. >> oh, man. >> jim's making a list.

>> i'm writing this stuff down. >> ingredients. >> yes. >> yes. start my day with the smile, thanks, pat. we will be back with three things you need to necessity before you go. >> it is three to go, next.

we have three things you need to know it three is to go. >> we will learn more about the 101 million-dollar grant for horsham township. their water is contaminated from a navy base. donald trump will announce his choice in manhattan for running mate. hillary clinton says she has several candidates in mind for her running mate. >> rock band guns and roses performs tonight at the link, ban is on the first tore in more than 20 years. slash is in town. >> i love them. so exciting. tomorrow 6a a.m., i will bring to you one of the best spring water parks in the area i will show you where to find it and all a of the other things things can do there, and then off to the market where milk comes right next door, literally. they can see the cows that are milked here and provide million thank they are buying. >> yep, those animals include the most adorable cows, pink, and how young and how cute

some of them really are. >> i will she you where to go in the dream drive segment tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> lets get a check on weather and traffic. >> we will talk about water parks for sure, because it will get steam toy day and tomorrow, 73 degrees the temperature outside kutztown middle school, it just looks steamy, doesn't it. we have sunshine peeking through but it is very humid and out in kutztown it will be a heat advisory that the excessive heat warning. they go in effect at nun but worst in the urban corridor, meisha. >> we have been dealing with a string of incidents on the roadways schuylkill eastbound before girard we have an accident blocking that center lane pulled off to the far left shoulder, but leaving with you some significant slow downs on the schuylkill, particularly around the conshohocken curve. >> thanks, meisha. cbs this morning is up next. >> join us each weekday morning right here on cbs-3 at 4:30. have a great day.

. >> rich: good morning. it is thursday, july 14th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." a "cbs news"-"new york times" pom shows donald trump surging in the national race after a rough week for hillary clinton. trump reveals when he will announce his vice presidential candidate. a serial killer is on the loose in one of the nation's biggest cities. police are searching for the gunman who shot nine people, some right outside their homes. and a fingerprint or eye scan could help travelers skip those long security lines for price? does this threaten his privacy? >> we will begin with today's eye opener, your world in 90