>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. new this morning, a crash on roosevelt boulevard, four people are hurt, what police say happened at the hospital. >> also, ahead, tragedy in texas, "eyewitness news" describes the horrifying hot air balloon crash that killed 16 people. happening today, the eagles hold open practice at the linc, a first chance for fans to see this year's team in action. today is sunday, july 31, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's get your day start wad check on weather. we turn to justin drabick, ending the month of july certainly on humid note. >> you got that right. really bringing some heavy rainfall once again to parts of the area. really depends on where you are today. we could be dealing with heavy downpours, seeing the showers outside right now, so little rough on the roads, in some

spots, if you are headed out early this morning, especially from the city on south, and eastward, i think we get a break later this morning, but into the afternoon, once we get the daytime heating we start to fire up more showers and storms, in the city right now, we have low clouds, little fog, reducing visibility, little bit. authorities see the tops of some of the sigh scrapers, current temperature 75 degrees, light breeze out of the southeast at 6 miles per hour, really pumping in the humidity, and you can see, pockets of heavy rain, north side of the city up into bucks county, then you head into south jersey, salem county, moving into northern cumberland county batch of heavy rain moving off to the north and northeast, again, get stuck in one of the showers, brief heavy downpours, ponding on the road, very low visibility, but they move out pretty quickly, and then to the afternoon, casino of same deal. mid 70s over most locations, all reporting stations up from the lehigh valley down to the shore, upper 60s mount pocono, suburbs same, 70s doylestown, low 70s up into pottstown, so the comfort index not looking

good, dew point temperature tells us how humid it feels right now up to 73, that feels oppressive corks get close to the insufferable range. some sunshine today, warm, very humid, with more scattered showers, and storms, and again, any of the showers could produce brief heavy rainfall, high temperature of around 88 degrees for philadelphia, keep your ice to the sky headed to the shore, 70s in the poconos, still unsettled, as we head into the upcoming work week, i'll let you know when things finally dry out coming up. >> looking forward to it, thanks, justin. drenching rains, high water in many areas, mercer county got some of the worse the flooding, with some drivers even stranded in their cars. "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough has details from west windsor. >> heavy rainfall and flashflooding across mercer county left drivers stranded. >> so once i realize it was the watery just pulled off the road trying to be safe. >> it kept first responders and tow and tow truck drivers

busy. >> like one after another, police were just pulling people out of the water getting them to higher grounds. >> took matters into their own hands, waiting -- wading through as much as 2 feet of water. andrew was one every dozen of people stuck on the platform of the princeton junction train station. surrounded by water, as seen in the cell phone video. >> water coming from the east side of the station underneath, and all the way down to the parking lot, down vaughn road, to alex around err here, since then trying to figure out a way to connect with my wife. we eventually ended up as you saw her caring her suitcase through the water here. >> co-innings dentally the cup del have a both. >> are you going to use the boat to go rescue your husband? >> see if i can sale it down the street here. >> some took chances driving through the flood waters and ended up full of regret. >> stir crazy, driving through

weighter, just silly, i think too many bad things happen. >> pay attention to the road cones and the saw horses, they put them up for a reason, you know, they don't do it because they're board. you know, they do it because it is dangerous. >> princeton university about 2 miles from here and reported heavy flooding, in fact, the wawa on campus was closed all afternoon and most of the evening. west windsor township, tran dough, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and along philadelphia's south street, the heavy rain and flooding caused plenty of damage. it happened on south, between tenth and 11th. take a look, this tree came right down across the hood of the suv. fortunately no injuries. tree came right out of the soft grounds. police have now blocked off the area while it is cleaned up. >> and, new this morning, serious accident on roosevelt boulevard, southbound, near fox street. there are reports of four people injured and rushed to several hospitals. and we're also getting reports that a fight broke out between two victims once they got to the hospital. there is no word on the cause

or the extensive injuries, of course we'll keep you informed as we learn more. horror in texas, developing story, one person is dead and four other injured in two separate shootings in downtown texas. cell phone video shows chaotic scene. both shootings happened at about 2:30 in the morning, the identity of the victims have not been released it, not clear if authorities have suspect or suspects in the auston shooting. and who are no texas saturday when hot air balloon caring 16 passengers crashes. authorities say the balloon caught fire and went down in a pasture, cbs news correspondent omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: investigators surveyed a gruesome scene saturday morning. what was left after a hot air balloon loaded with passengers caught fire and plunged to the earth. a woman who lives nearby saw the aftermath from her front porch. >> i am heard one pop before i stepped out the door. then i heard another pop, and i am looking around to see who is shooting because it sounded like a gun going off.

and then i looked off over, there and the next thing i knew you saw big fireball go up. >> margaret said she often sees hot air balloons flying in the area, and that the same company involved in the accident identified as heart of texas hot air balloon rides had what she called a close call in a neighbor's field about a year and a half ago. she said it was foggy early in the morning, but that the haze had mostly cleared. she believes the popping noises she heard were the balloon hitting high voltage power lines, located just above the crash scene. >> the way it went up, i don't think any of them even had any idea what was going on. >> team of investigators from the national transportation safety board out of washington will try to determine what went wrong. they will treat this area like a crime scene. >> you only get one chance at it, we want to make sure we do everything correct. >> i governor greg and booth said in a statement asking all of texas to join in prays for the loss. omar villafranca, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> an investigation is

underway into shooting involving two new jersey state troopers. the troopers responded to a 911 call in the 300 block every center ton road, and upper deerfield township late friday night. police say a man fired shot at them, and troops returned fire. nan critical but stable condition. we also know that one of the troopers was grazed by other gunfire or shattered glass. and police are questioning a person of interest in connection with a phony traffic stop in orland, montgomery county. and investigators say road rage may have sparked that stuff. eyewitnesses say this white van had flashing red and blue police-style light when the driver pulled over another vehicle, near church and brent roads last tuesday. springfield township police traced the van registration to charles grossman of whitemarsh township. police as they investigate are looking for anyone with more information on the accident. >> five delaware teenagers facing felony charges for allegedly breaking into a sporting goods store, and stealing 27 handguns. police say the teens smashed

their way into outfitters on kenneth pike greenville on july 22. investigators link those guns to shooting in wilmington's east lawn park that injured 17 year old a day later while that same teenager and four other teenagers were arrested. right now it is not clear if police have recovered all of the stolen handguns. >> a 55 year old woman some in stable condition at temple hospital after she was hit by a stray bullet inside her own home. police say the bullet ricocheted off a wall and grazed her in the head yesterday afternoon. eyewitnesses on the 700 block every east willard street in kensington say the bullet came through heroin dough from a house across the street. police have made no arrests. >> a child is recovering from minor injuries after a fire in the fairhill section of north philadelphia. flames broke out on the 2800 block of tail thorpe street around 3:00 saturday morning, they say the child between three and four years old, the fire was contained to third floor kitchen but it is not clear how exactly it started. no one else was hurt.

>> coming today, open practice for the eagles, the birds are now in their pads, and gearing up for their first pre-season game august 17th, or 18th, rather, in pittsburgh. the theme of today's open practice is kids run the show. so, young eagles fans, you will have special opportunity to participate. the practice start at 10:00 at the linc. the giant pour ball jackpot will not be rolling over. coming up next, last night's numbers, and when the latest multi-million dollar winning ticket was sold. >> also ahead, there is just wild about harry. dozens of fans line up overnight, the first to get their hands on the latest harry potter books to hit store shelves. >> why one serial giant is jumping into the cafe business, how much their high end bullet cereal will cost you. i'm kenneth craig in new york with that story coming up. >> good sunday morning, we are tracking some showers across the delaware valley right now. we're not done. forecast stays unsettled as we

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reading the brand new installment of the popular series. "eyewitness news" at the barnes and noble in rittenhouse square at the stroke of midnight. that's when harry potter and the first child one and two release today very eager public. fans are re juicing that the series is back. >> we've been waiting for this for years and harry potter is actually how we became friends in the first place, so it means a lot to us to have been here tonight. >> yes, the first time in like ten years since the book came out, ya, so almost ten years. so it is casino of like a dream come true. >> some hard core fans, and the book is actually the script after play that's been previwed in london, almost 20 years after the end of the last harry potter book the deadly hallows. >> well, in you trish on is cents say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. one giant cereal company is looking to serve it in a whole new way, kenneth craig reports from new york. >> reporter: new york city has some of the world's finest

restaurant. but willie smith and her husband, mike, are grabbing a bowl of cereal instead. >> it is a comfort foodment makes you feel good. >> kellogg's just opened this cafe in times square. featuring brands like rice chris piece, and fruit loops, customers can stick to the basics, or indulge in one of the cafe's specialty bowls for about $7. >> pasta flakes, who knew. >> the kellogg cafe is the latest company capitalizing on new york city location, to promote it product, like the m and m store and the the the yogurt cafe, manhattan opening, michelle is a food market being expert. >> doing something unique, different, buzz worth err you want to be in new york, that's where the media is, that's where there is a lot of traffic. >> kellogg's trying to boost america's appetite for cereal. sales have slipped recently as

people turn to higher protein alternatives. >> absolutely a part to get people to buy more cereal. >> anthony rudolph partnered can keloggs to get people new ways to eat cereal, like adding coffee to the bowl. >> re imaginable with cereal. >> rudolph hopes the cafe gives customers that experience, one bowl at a time. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". that's real interesting. i can't remember the last time i ate cereal. well, i had some yesterday, i had a cleanse, cocoa pebbles, way to sweet. >> yes, give it up for awhile. >> overwhelming. >> gentlemen, snack every now and then, cinnamin toast crunch, i like that. >> it depend where you are, you could get stuck in heavy downpours, looks like repeat, and possibly this afternoon and again tonight. very humid outside it, will stay like that, little bit nasty, as we head into the start of august. look at this shot from the shore. kind of cool with the clouds around, trying to see few peaks of sunshine coming in,

and overall i wouldn't cancel your beach plans, don't expect to see whole lot of sunshine if you are headed to the shore or delaware beaches, again, just keep in mind it could be passing shower really any time through the day today. >> make sure you have the beach umbrella, may have to huddle turned briefly as the shower moves by. thunderstorm not much of billing threat today but the threat still there. likely we will not be seeing any severe storms, but still, heavy rain, really the main threat through the morning into the afternoon. here's where the showers are right now, mainly philadelphia on eastward, looks like the shore in the clear at the moment. but there is heavier shower moving into northern cumberland county moving to the east-northeast, maybe north of atlantic city, long beach island seeing little rain right now. then we get a break, south and west, for few hours, later this after innocent when we heat things up again should see more scattered showers, even few thunderstorms firing up once again. so, again, limited sunshine today, i do think we see it later on this morning, this is the past 24 hours of rainfall estimate from doppler radar.

pretty impress: start seeing the yellows, reds, oranges, that's two, three, 4 inches every rain, we had that new castle county delaware into cecil county maryland yesterday into chester than the bulls eye in mercer county where we had the flooding problems around princetonment look at that, even up to 4 inches estimated here on radar, maybe more than that, not done yet. still couple of more days with some wet weather. dew point temperatures running really high. soap this is what you are looking at for the humidity levels, show this all the time in the summertime, so important. when you are in the 70s, that's when you want to stay inside in the air-conditioning, and it will pretty much stay like that throughout the day today. as we head into tonight, still muggy tomorrow, still very humid, finally, tuesday, we start to knock back humidity down just little bit. it will feel oppressive today, tomorrow, still on the humid side tuesday, i think we will handle it compared to what we are dealing with today. wednesday looks to be good. best conditions to head outside as far as the weather goes. "shorecast", partly to mostly

cloudy, watch out for shower or storm, eight a degrees. dined every repeat monday, tuesday looking little better still can't rule out shower specially early in the day, noticeably less humid, bill who are sunshine, high temperature of around 83 degrees, here is the problem, we have the front and boundery lingering across the region all weekends long, eventually slowly starts to move out monday, still, though, we have the threat for some afternoon showers and storms, and then tuesday looking little bit better. high pressure starts to build in, starts to dry us out little bit by the afternoon, should be okay. at this point. but for today, through the morning into the afternoon, scattered showers, maybe few thunderstorms specially east of the city, into southern delaware, and then the afternoon, things kind of refire once again, it is hard to pinpoint where exactly these showers will be, but again key word here scattered, not everybody sees it, into tonight, same deal. 10:00, 11:00, still some showers around, tomorrow morning's commute looks better but afternoon heads up, more showers and few thunderstorms. it is warm today with some sun, up to the upper 80s like yesterday, tonight still

muggy, keep it in the 70s, tomorrow sale deal, mid and upper 80s for the high temperatures. so today again partial sunshine, scattered showers and storms, 88 degrees, still humid tonight, 75 for the low, the extended forecast, finally drying out tuesday, mid 80s, that's going to feel good. but we bring back some heat end of the weekends, next week back to the lower 90s. >> justin, thank you. warning from glands about the zika virus, officials from are urging pregnant women to postpone non-essential travel to florida, this of course comes after the first known locally transmitted cases of the mosquito born virus were discovered in miami dade county. marlie hall reports. >> the florida department of health making house calls, its mission to reach every resident in this downtown miami neighborhood to warn them that zika is now officially here. >> really terrible news that it is coming so close to home. >> teams have fanned out across the area collecting urine samples. doctor arlene marty worries more cases could be discovered, and says, testing

is an important part of prevention. >> the door-to-door urine request is what has allowed the state of florida to make the determination that ongoing mosquito transmission is happening in this specific area. >> miami dared county mosquito control is also out in force, killing and collecting the insect that are known to carry zika. nineteen thaw mosquitos have been tested, so far, none were positive for the virus. but, officials warn, that doesn't mean it isn't spreading. >> florida has taken aggressive approach. >> florida governor rick scott says he predicted the outbreak and has already allocated $22.6 million to fight the virus in his state. >> twenty-eight count advice received funds to go come back psych. now that florida has become the first state to have local transmission likely through mosquitos had will continue to put every resource available to fighting zika in our state. >> it is linked to birth defect that causes babies to be born with abnormally small heads.

officials are urging pregnant women and those planning to become pregnant to avoid mosquito by the. >> it is a small little thing every standing water get rid of it, around your house and business, and wear insect repellent. >> officials say they do not a expect the virus to become widespread or reach levels seen in brazil. do say we may see small outbreaks like the one in miami. and they are advising those planning to visit south florida not to change their travel plans. marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> police in kansas city say shoplifters used a flash mob to cover up their crime but the security camera never blinks. happened about 1:30 in the morning at a 711, about ooh men and women charge into the store in two groups, three men then started helping themselves to different items. the three did get away by blending in with the mob, eyewitnesses say it was a scary scene. >> you don't want to say anything to nobody, stop knowing, you don't know what will happen, you don't want to

come from behind the camera. you can't say anything, just let it go, don't say anything about it. >> and kansas city police say they are getting tips from the identities of those three suspect. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", forget about the saying all work and no play. how these companies are incorporating fun and they're working coming up next. >> ahead in the next half hour the surprise for a folcroft officer injured in the line of duty. back in a moment.

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at san francisco envoy, start up that makes digital sign in systems there is gong goes off every time the company makes a sale. a worker engineered the weber very to set off the motor which is connected to a circuit board. >> it is a cool thing that really helps moral around here, helps people know they are part of something bigger. these things are just like little side things these companies have. but it is massive amount of culture, like it shows urine ovation, helps for recruiting, just makes it fun and interesting. >> and that was betty yu reporting. coming up in the next half hour on "eyewitness news", incredible images to the south of our area, where flashflooding destroyed a sit street and flipped over cars. plus, this: >> one of new jersey favorite vegtables is back and in abundance, anita oh why these are considered widely one of the best in the country, how much you will be paying for them. >> and our wet weather, not over yet. justin drabick tracking more storms on the way today. what you need to know if you

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>> good morning, are we dodging showers yet again? >> gentlemen, seeing showers right now, fortunately, where i am right now, no rain here. north side of the sit at this looks like on radar you guys are getting a little bit of rain. those scattered showers continue, into part of south jersey, so i do think we get a break later this morning, but, we will see more showers fire up once again this afternoon and maybe even few thunderstorms, they'll contain heavy rainfall, depends where you are, key word here is scattered. so you may not need to cancel our outdoor plans just yet, have your eyes to the sky. storm scan3, you can see the bulk of the rain basically from the city on eastward. go into bucks county, seeing some light rain showers, heavier showers continue to track into northern cumberland county, ocean county heavy rain, so brief downpours possible, that will slow you down little bit on the roadways, reduce your visibility, cause little ponding. temperatures right now, mid 70s, over most locations, lehigh valley all the way down to the shore, dover checks in at 77 degrees, and not much cooler in the suburbs, 70, coolest spot in doylestown, this hour, and really the humidity really cranking up

today. dew point running very high, and it will feel uncomfortable when you're outside. so we'll see little sunshine today, warm, very humid, but again, that scattered showers, do come at any time, possible, containing heavy rain because you can feel the moisture in the air. high temperature like yesterday, up around 88 degrees for philadelphia. at the shore, 85, mid 70s up in the poconos, and get used to the humidity, showers, because we will deal with more of that when we head into the up coming work week, i'll let you know whether we do dry out, i'll show you the seven day in just a few minutes. >> thank you. we aren't the only ones hit by flashflooding last night. people who live in maryland seeing huge amounts of flood damage, take a look, video from he will could the city where the high water destroyed homes, businesses even cars. the town's historic center was devestated homes in the area were evacuated some say overwhelming. >> i thought we were going to

have dinner, i've never seen anything like it. >> started coming through pretty heavy. water got to up where we were standing here it, would have been waist high on me here. >> say they made numerous water rescues, right now in estimate on the does of damage. >> back here at home clean up continues in south philadelphia after the democratic national convention along with trash, they also had to take down the remains of security fences around the wells fargo center. well, crews are expected to have everything back to normal in just a couple of days, very quickly. the convention over, democrats hillary clinton and tim kaine are in the middle of a three day bus tour through pennsylvanian ohio. meanwhile, republican rival donald trump is now accusing clinton of tampering with their debate schedule. natasha brown report. >> hillary clinton and tim kaine crisscross pennsylvania as part of three day bus tour saturday, billionaire, and pit burying native mark cuban warmed up the crowd with a slice at donald trump. >> company and jobs, they won't be created by terrifying

people, no, donald trump, they'll be created by inspiring people like hillary clinton does. >> hillary clinton told her supporters that jobs and growing the economy are top priorities. >> we're going to in the first 100 days break through the gridlock in washington and have the biggest infrastructure in jobs, programs, that we've had since world war ii. >> republican rival, donald trump, continued to criticize clinton's plan for the economy and national security. and for the first time, he is responding to claims he sacrificed nothing for his country, made by the father of a fallen muslim us army soldier, at the democratic national convention. >> i think i made a lot of sacrifices, i work very, very hard, i've created thousands and thousands of jobs. >> the race to the white house includes three general election debates, between september and october. trump is accusing clinton of rigging the schedule. late friday night, he tweeted, quote, as usual, hillary and the dems are trying to rig the

debates so two are up against major nfl games, same with last time as bernie, unacceptable. dates set since last september by the none part sal commission on presidential debate. kaine said trump lacked leadership. >> look, believe me, trust me, and we would be foolish to do it. >> on monday trump's turn to try and sway voters in pennsylvania, and ohio. natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and social media now burning up over trump's response to the father of that fallen soldier with the hashtag: trump sacrifices. and the race for the white house is on. we here at "eyewitness news" have you covered, track both candidates on the campaign trail, both on tv and our website cbsphilly.com. >> a boiled water advisory has been lifted for residents in camden. the advisory was due to water main break, that happened thursday, near river and delaire roads in pennsauken, quality testing now shows that the water is safe. that said, residents are encourage today run their

faucets for up to five minutes to flush the pipes. and, traffic is back to normal, along the boulevard after a water main break in northeast philadelphia. the 12-inch sidewalk main broke around 3:00 a.m. saturday, near levick street. water gunned down several blocks, police had to close the outer northbound lanes of the boulevard. crews were repairing the break, to shut off water to part of the area which affected just one shop. the dunkin' donuts on the corner. >> a memorial saturday honored the countless victims who have lost their lives to gun violence. "eyewitness news" at the bkg funeral home in north philadelphia. visitors were encourage today bring a picture every someone they lost to gun violence. the casket filled with bullet casings was placed next to the blanket made with yarn scraps, the square represented a life lost. and camden county, officers spent the day working to strengthen relationships and their community. officers, city leaders, volunteers, turnoff for two block parties in camden. children there tossed around the football with police and officers also fired up the

grill, in a staple of fun, and apparently good food, they say days like this sends an important message. >> you want to empower the people, and that's what we are, you know, we're a police department with the philosophy where the police are the people and the people are the police. so, we want to build our partnership, and remind the community that we're here with them. >> camden county police are also holding events throughout the summer, as they try to build a better relationship with the community. >> a folcroft delaware county police officer shot in the line of duty continues to recover and is now enjoying a surprise gift. officer chris door man of course released from the hospital last month after he was shot seven times during a drug arrest. during his recovery, he went in for checkup, when the crew at extreme terrain found out he was off roden theus as, they modified his jeep. the renovated jeep present today him at an event yesterday. of course good luck to officer dorman, in his recovery. and speaking every vehicles, happening today, car owners and karen theus as is will rev it up in south

philadelphia. the 11th annual east passyunk car show and street festival kicks off at 11:00 a.m. more than 140 antique, muscle and custom cars will line the street of east passyunk avenue from broad to dickinson streets, the festival runs until 4:00 p.m. pope francis is wrapping up his five day visit to poland with a major event this morning, celebrating world youth day with more than million young pilgrims who have filled a meadow outside of the polish city. set don't reports, many traveled from all over the world to see the pontiff. >> where are you coming from? >> germany. >> where are you from? >> united states. >> malaysia. >> where are you from? >> poland. >> they came from 187 countries, united by fate, and their de sir to see this man, pope francis thrills the crowd inviting some to join him on his pope mobile. the george ban tees came with

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>> back now on "eyewitness news", a major wild fire burning along the california coast is turning out to be not only deadly and destructive, but also now driving away tourists, carter evans reports. >> reporter: as flames rage out of control, near the coastal resort town every big sur burning in steep, rugged terrain, the fire has scorched more than 51 square miles, of northern california, in just one week. >> more than 5,000 firefighters from across the region, are already on the scene. a contractor was killed earlier, he was operating on the fire loan, roll over. so far, at least, 68 structures have burned, most

of them homes, and 2,000 more are threatened, in what would normally be peak season for big sur business operators. >> we're just g accommodating with those who lost housing trying to assist them, in terms of fire and what their needs are, as far as preparing, if the fire starts to come in our direction. >> big sur stretches along eight a miles of northern california coastline, and it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the u.s. with more than 3 million visitors a year. but, many are cancelling trips after fire officials warned it could be a month before the flames are under control. so, even at high season, the river inn has some empty rooms, according to manager rick. >> we get day business, here, too, people traveling through big sur. that decreased, we see that in the restaurant and in the general store market sales. >> even worse, than the loss business, is the potential loss of this community. as the fire, seen in this time

lapse video, grows closer to the passive particular coast highway, along one of the most scenic drives in the count rip. authority expect the fire to grow five times bigger over the next few week, burning 265 square miles. that is an area larger than the city of chicago. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> and justin joining us again, justin, not total wash out this weekend, but certainly got to carry the umbrella i know you warned us yesterday, but still got caught in the rain. >> of course always my fault, you got to blame the weather man. >> you got to blame somebody. >> hard to pinpoint exactly where the showers will be, because the key word here is scattered, keep in mind, pretty much everywhere has a chance, but areas that, central delaware, may get lucky today, and escape most of the day on the dry seemed up in the poconos we have cloudy skies, little bit of light rain trying to develop right now, don't expect whole lot of sunshine, up at big boulder right now looking at the lake, it will be warm, muggy, temperatures in the poconos, are going to be in the 70s, for highs today.

now, check out storm scan3, and we do have some heavier showers developing just on the north side of the city right now moving into southern bucks county, go north of trenton, seeing some heavier rain, then go to south jersey cumberland county, batch of some slow moving heavy showers, and that extends into part of camden county, into ocean county as well. so depend where you are, if you get caught in these, expect brief heavy downpours, will cause some ponding on the roads, reduce visibility, so little closer look, you can see the areas of the heavier rain indicated by the yellow and orange, in fact, persistent heavy rain north side of fill my southern bucks county into parts of mercer county, new jersey, so that just prompted a flood advisory for some smaller streams and creeks. so this area, due to the rainfall occurring right now could be smaller streams on the rice. keep your heads up for there. last 24 hours, a lot of rain mercer county the worse of the three, four, even 5 inches every rain, still dollars on radar. then you get into northern delaware, had a lot of rain,

too, so anywhere you see the yellow, orange, or reds, two, three, 4 inches every rain, we're not done yet. more showers on the way, through the day today, into the start of the work week, dew point running very high, you can feel that humidity or moisture in the air, what's bringing these heavier showers around. >> finally tuesday we start to knock humidity back little bit, trending into wednesday, so tuesday, wednesday, best days of the week as far as the humidity levels go. cancel plans, could you run into scattered shower or two, eight a degrees, for the air temperature, not whole lot of sunshine but still enough out there, where you will need to wear the sun block, still in the persistent flow out of the south, southwest, in the upper atmosphere, that pumps in the humidity, stays unsettled through at least monday evening. we also have a slow moving frontal boundery, that's the focus for the showers and thunderstorms, as long as the front is there we will be under the gun for some heavier showers and storms, again, not

all day, today and tomorrow. so it is hit and miss stuff. 60% chance for those showers today, 30 tomorrow does get better, tuesday throw in 20% chance mainly early in the day, but most of the day should be dry at this point. wednesday, looking good. let's time it out scattered showers into the afternoon hours, maybe thunderstorm. >> tomorrow morning, look okay, so mainly dry to start off your monday, but into the afternoon, maybe a shower or two, in some spots. but, looks like a less coverage tomorrow in that rain. today warm, humid, 88 degrees, tonight still muggy, warm, 57 for the low temperature, still pockets of heavy rain around, that extended forecast get better tuesday, go from the upper 80s monday back to 84 degrees, 84 on wednesday, with sunshine. and we crank the heat back up next friday and saturday, back to the lower 90s. rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. we will time it now 6:48. check on the roads with ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. when i came in the roads were

still wet. does it look like the weather is affecting traffic at all? >> yes, the weather is affecting traffic. we do have a lot of flooding conditions to tell you about, or some flooding conditions to tell you about. case in point, is the blue route. connestoga road. blue route southbound flooding just clear from there. and we're good to go there. but a minute ago, or few minute ago, it was actually one part of the roadway was closed. blue route good to go now at connestoga road. earlier we did have flooding southbound from saint david's and broomall. we move the traffic cam again, this is to the blue route northbound, where an accident has just cleared. between broomall and saint david's, the shoulder was blocked. but we're in good shape at this point again. and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans, back to you. >> ann, thank you. new jersey favorite is back in season for any salad, sandwich or stew. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, tell us why the time is right to get your hands on fresh jersey tomatoes. >> the red and the ripe.

>> they're really good. >> all of this is abut full site for those who swear by new jersey tomatoes. >> because of the colds spring, tomato season started few weeks late. >> yes, it was testing. >> but now, as seen by slashed prices, there is abundance, 98 cents for small box, compared to about double that without a sale. >> this has been incredible. we are blessed, we have everything at this point just prime new jersey produce. >> usda numbers showed last year new jersey farmers grew and sold more than $50 million worth of tomatoes. farms, to fork, all fueled by tomato lovers like sophia, who is eight years old, already

vowells for this vegetable. >> i would eat a lot all day, but my mom only lets me eat one. >> i hear you sophie but not to worry. >> there is plenty to go around, and plenty more in bloom. in new jersey, anita oh, cbs-3

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>> seeing else fateful fewer july when he left for denver, but now brian dawkins back in the nest, will be working with the team's scouting

department, the eight time pro-bowler will be based out of his colorado home. brian is a franchise leader in games played and interceptions, so after tv career, brian will now learn what it takes to become a successful nfl executive. >> i'm trying to grasp whole gahm but the of operations, how a team is run, so i'm learning about the scouting part of it, the terminology, all of those things but sometimes, i've been blessed by an eye for a talent. so if i can help in that respect, love to do that, but also i want to learn everything about running a football team. >> when you turn back in january, call in, ask him again to be part of it, always trying to get him here, and such a bright future, great football mind, great presence and leadership ability translates to the front office. >> finally onto practice after

finally seeing the birds run around in short, got the hit tackle, now the birds will hold open practice today at the linc. fans will get to see carson winds, one of the strength of the team this season, supposed to be defense, coordinator jim swartz says they have a long way to go. >> if our players, are you know, responding well in the scheme, if we have a scheme that matches the players, you'll see the the sum should be greater than the individual parts. we're not there yet. believe me we're not there yet. >> phillies ten game road trip comes to end this afternoon against the braves, jared will be on the mound for the phils, last night the phillies offense showed up against the worse team in the majors. no score net second, rips single to centerfield. >> able to beat the throw home, phillies taking the early lead. did not have his best stuff.

he gave up three runs on nine hit, struck out two and five-birds innings, what could be final game as a philly but came up big at the plate here in the fifth inning. serving with his first career major league extra base hit, to score rough and code asche, fighting's regain the lead. bases loaded in the sixth for freddie galvis, he delivers his base hit, that drove in two more runs, so the phillies beat the braves nine-five. thirds round of the pga championship hampered by rain, storms came through about 2:00 brought play to holt, only 37 players finished their rounds, leaders jimmy walker robert stress never even got on the course. play resuming at 7:00. do have more rain in the forecast, coverage will start at 2:00 right here on cbs-3. that's all for sport, i'm leslie van arsdale, have a great day. >> forty-two year old sky diver made history, jumped out of an airplane, without a parachute and survived.

jumped from the plane over seem i valley after two minute free-fall he landed dead sent near 100 by 100-foot net. aikins has made more than 1800 jumps in his life. >> this was the first without a parachute. his wife and sons witnessed the jump. >> glad he's okay. that's it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's what we have for you at 7:00. we go to the movies for the latest films hitting theatres this weekend. >> plus, cooking class with a very important focus, our stephanie stahl explains why these dishes these teens are making can also keep them healthy. >> and sad to say but more wet weather on the way. justin lets us know when it arrives, and when it goes. i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh.

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