's police department , friday morning, police say 47 year-old aaron wright and 41 year-old marquis robinson also became partners in murder. >> boyfriend aaron wright felt like she would not submit to him as his girl friend, and because of that he wanted to teach her a lesson. >> reporter: that lessond to carried out in the germantown home in the 4600 block of green street, the victim joyce pieya was girlfriend and mother on have two of his children. >> boyfriend had stripped her of her clothes, handcuffs her to a weight bench and used a baton to beat her throughout her entire body. the friend was actually position the female and turn her and contort her body in certain positions so the boyfriend, could beat her and in her body. >> reporter: did you say police baton. >> we believe so, he was in the recovered but it wases some type of police baton. >> reporter: family of the rick tim tells "eyewitness news" the couple were black hebrews but violence toward

women is not a part of their faith. >> our culture we don't, our men don't beaten us, we're not supposed to be beaten. >> reporter: report police could not say they had been called to the house but cousin said she was desperately trying to get out of the relationship. >> she called my friend and she said she can't take no more, she was trying to leave them. >> reporter: i did speak with the temple university spokesmen today and he tells me he would not elaborate on why wright resigned two years ago. he does say that the university is fully cooperating with the philadelphia police department , as for wright he is behind bars being charged with murder and related offences, robinson conspiracy to commit murder monk other things. reporting from police headquarters, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good rahel, thank you. police are investigating a deadly double shoot at an apartment complex in ambler. this is one of the victims 54 year-old janice trunk who lived at forest garden apartments. police responded there late

last night after neighbors heard gunshots. a second person was also shot, he has been identified as 44 year-old kevin wilson-smith. we spoke with trunk's sister. >> i cannot even cry. i'm in shock. she was my last relative. i'm upset. i don't have anybody else. somebody took her from me. she didn't deserve this. this is not right. >> reporter: spokeswoman for district attorney's office say they are ruling out possibility of a murder suicide, our joe holden will have lateness a live report on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. you might want grab an um bell a rain is on the way and part of the areas under a flash flood watch that is as we speak. meteorologist kate bilo is timing out storms for us, what is the latest. >> we were all glad on see heat wave end but then we traded the heat, on heavy storms, and, since friday and through weekend a and more of this outside right now. we wish to have heat back but we do have better weather in

the seven day forecast, for sure, this evening though you can see showers and storms are firing autopsy cross majority of the region from the poconos , down through our far western suburbs and even, over portions of delaware. lets take a look at this line of storms pushing through mount pocono, and lightening, with these, and, right now we have problems with the storms all weekend long producing heavy rainfall and they are not moving fast at all meaning rains dumped over a particular area for hours on end. as we zoom down to portions of delaware and southern new jersey cumberland county we are seeing another storm crossing in cumberland county around maurice river and dover , this storm was previously tornado warned around ocean city and has push out to sea but again, another active evening filled with these heavy thunderstorms. biggest threat to the north, here's flash flood watch, this has been extended until 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, that means these storms could be around with us overnight and through overnight hours, this is in effect for bucks, montgomery counties and berks

county, lehigh valley and poconos. coming up we will have more on the timing of the storms through rest of tonight and we will tell but that nicer weather and when it gets here. for now, back over to you. kate, thank you. donald trump is taking more heat from democrats, and republicans, and it is you will because of his war of word with the family of muslim american solder, killed while serving in iraq. >> donald trump just back on the campaign trail as a few between the candidate and family of the armored captain, kahn died in iraq. >> we want to maintain our dignity, we want to maintain my family's dignity, my son's dignity and sacrifice. >> reporter: it has been four danes since he criticized trump at democratic national convention here in philadelphia trump tweeted mr. e viciously attacked me from the stage of the dnc, and now is all over tv doing the same. nice. >> we will continue to speak up until this candidate behaves in a dignified manner

deserving of candidacy of this office. >> reporter: trump's former campaign manager defended the billion air. >> if donald trump were president, captain kahn would be alive because we never would have entered in the first place. >> reporter: clinton campaign jumped on the issue saying trump's a tack on the kahns is further proof he is unfit to be president. >> somebody who attacks everybody has something missing. >> reporter: hillary clinton now has a seven-point lead in a cbs news poll taken after last weeks convention. so how much of those polls really tell with us three months before the election? well, we will talk to a local expert about what we can learn from the numbers coming up at 5:30. a big change today for commuters taking regional rail home from the city. starting this afternoon you're no longer allowed to buy tickets on trains leaving the city. you are looking live now at jefferson station, which is one of the stations affect. new policy also included temple, suburban, 30th street

and university city stations. instead you have to show your ticket before you go to the platform. septa made the change due to congestion caused by emergency repairs on more than 100 regional railcars and there are no estimates for when that problem will be fix. smokers are paying more for cigarettes in pennsylvania starting to day the cigarette tax increased from one dollar to 2.60 per pack, if you buy cigarettes in philadelphia, each pack is hit with an additional two dollars tax for the school district. some smokers we talk to say costs are just too high while other taxes just come with that territory. >> for people like me, i cannot afford to keep going up and up and up it is not sewed, it is not snacks. >> reporter: lawmakers hope tax will help them balance the budget. pennsylvania department of revenue estimates that the tax will bring in an additional

425 million-dollar, a year. and now on to the cbs-3 healthwatch an expanded warning about the zika virus in miami where health officials say it is now being spread there by mosquitoes. cdc says pregnant woman should not travel to the so-called zika transmission area. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the new advisory. >> lots of new information on this, while this new alert is targeted to south florida the cdc says that all pregnant woman in the united states should be assessed for possible zika virus exposure, during each prenatal care visit. these new concerns comes as cases in miami, continue to grow. health officials in florida unloaded boxes of insect repellant after announcing ten new cases of the zika virus in the miami area that brings total number to 14. the cdc is advising pregnant woman not to travel to the area since zika can cause devastating birth defects. >> we're advising pregnant

woman not to travel to this one mile area north of downtown miami and pregnant woman who live and work in this area to do everything possible to prevent mosquito by the. >> reporter: among new cases six people who had no symptoms , they were identified because health officials have been going door to door in the the same miami neighborhood called wynnewood where the first four casees were found. officials are now hammering home the best way to prevent mosquitoes, that spread zika. >> e lemonade standing water which, mosquitoes pro create there they lay their eggs in water they get larvae and adults. when i say standing water i mean pots, pans and small little bottle caps. >> reporter: federal health official does not expect virus to be widespread in the u.s. but they say small out breaks are possible, in nearby states , including, texas and louisiana. >> we may get some more clusters here and there, and once again, each one of those will require a very brisk,

comprehensive response. >> reporter: cdc officials say this is first time ever that the agency has advised the public not to travel to that someplace in the united states the issue being the virus can link inner people who don't have symptoms, so people returning from zika affect areas, are being told, and women who do visit those areas should wait up to eight weeks before trying to get pregnant. lots of information, we will keep you posted on our web site, of course. >> stephanie, thanks very much still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 cleaning up the mess after devastating flooding. >> staggering damage left behind after a wall of water rush through a small town just outside of baltimore. plus honoring the victims of the deadly nightclub shooting in or land owe what the club owner plans to do when he reopens. cutting the cord, why homeowners, aren't the only ones who are ditching their land lines these

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the clean up is underway, in ellicott city, maryland where flash floods, claimed the lives of two people. that area got more than a month's worth of rain in just two days. cbs reporter earl barnett has more on the challenge is a ahead. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: this dramatic cell phone video shows people in ellicott city linking arms to save a woman from her car. it was being washed away by force of the flood. >> we all started yelling get out of your car. >> reporter: david was recording the rain sweeping through main street art gallery, he owns with his wife he came upstairs and saw people taking refuge in their foyer. that is when they spotted the stranded driver. >> get out. get out. >> water went from just above the curve to 20 inches higher in the street and, just a couple of minutes.

>> i will never forget seeing that video of the human chain, saving that person out of that car. >> i'll never forget that. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: scenes like this played throughout the small town, 16 miles west of baltimore. water rushed through the street. turning roads into rivers, and sweeping away anything in its path. >> is there people in the water. >> reporter: diners at this restaurant watched cars some with people holding on to them float away. the aftermath it was just as striking. in some cases cars ended up stacked, on one another, right next to destroyed homes, businesses and streets. officials say at least 200 buildings were damage, mostly significantly, some destroyed. consider this, 170 vehicles were went up by flood. earl barnett for cbs news, ellicott city, maryland. >> incredible. >> tough to see pictures like that. >> yes. >> quickly flash flooding

happens. >> when a storm sits and dumps inches of water it does not take long for to it start erupting like that. it takes 12 inches on the road to lift a car and truck. very dangerous. we have been dealing with it all across the northeast since last friday. >> yes. >> threat continues unfortunately for some spots that have gotten flash flooding in the past few days we still have a flash flood watch in effect for this evening and tonight and yet another round of heavy, slow moving storms, push's cross the area. it is a cloudy damp day, very, very humid outside, all that moisture in the atmosphere heating these storms as they develop off to the north this evening. lets look outside. we will take you to the poconos where it is raining heavily here. this is jack frost big boulder ski slopes there not looking snow covered but rain covered right now. you can see camera lens covered with rain drops as rain comes down heavily. we have a line of stationary thunderstorms moving in the poconos right now. our area in the city has been quiet so far today because of

mainly cloud cover, atmosphere very stable, we did have a few breaks of sun here and there but cloud have won out. keeping things cooler, at 78 degrees but still very humid and still the chance for showers and storms to pop up later this evening or overnight but it does look like biggest threat will remain in our area to the north up across poconos, lehigh valley and portions of bucks and montgomery counties as well. storm scan three shows these storms firing up few more in maryland an and an area that has heavy rain. we have rain over central delaware in south jersey and this line of storms one to watch over poconos where flash flood watch remains in the effect. i showed you that it just has not moved much, in the past half an hour or so. any spots across carbon, monroe counties eventually down into the lehigh valley we will see these heavy storms later tonight. take a peak here, these storms are not every where, problem is that they sit and just dump rain over one particular area we will possibly hours on end that leads to the threat for flash flooding.

8:00 p.m. another chance for thunderstorm in the poconos this nasty looking storm with heavy rainfall meandering through our far western suburbs late tonight at 3:00 a.m. we have activity in the future weather radar. tomorrow morning we will wake up to a stray shower or thunderstorm but progressively during the day tomorrow more sun will try to break out and we will feel humidity dropping throughout the day setting the stage for a pleasant wednesday been a while since we had a nice sunny seasonal comfortable summer daze and wednesday looks like that day. we can see in the past 48 hours many spots across the area in the red or even the purple, over portions of ocean county, over five inches of rain reported there this weekend and flood threat continues this evening, downpours mainly to the north up to three inches of rain possible in anyone of these and just reminder never drive through flooded road. we're in the zero seven's. dew point toss match. still a lot of humidity and moisture to work w these isolated showers and storms will be around through overnight hours, into tomorrow

morning but humidity dropping go through the daytime tomorrow. high of 84. we will clear it out finally, by wednesday, that is the day to look forward to lower humidity. 85 degrees with sunshine. it will feel fantastic after this stretch of weather. >> absolutely we will welcome that. >> thanks, katie. cell phones allowing people to give up those land lines at home and now businesses are doing the same thing. three on your side jim donovan has the details. >> what are you doing. >> reporter: when olga wine stein moved in her first apartment two years ago she need add lot of things but a home phone was not one of them >> so it is very cost effective, for sure, when i moved out on my own i realized there is so many other bills that i need to put my money towards. >> reporter: thanks to cell phones 47 percent of american households surveyed say they didn't have a land line in 2015. that is up from just 11 percent in 2006. young people are leading the way. about two-thirds of 25 to 40

year-old don't have a home phone. >> even if it was free i don't think i have a use for it. >> reporter: joseph owns a group of wine bars in new york that have no business or reservation lines. customers can reach out on e-mail. >> it is like they have a better experience because of it, so ultimately it is net gain. >> reporter: math davis from telecommunications analysis firm idc says the shift is here to stay. >> there is about half a million new businesses created every year, and those new businesses are, much more likely to be mobile excentric. >> smart phones are taken of the world. >> reporter: more people are expect to cut the court idc found 75 percent have corporations it surveyed plan to implement unified phone systems that extend to workers mobile phones. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. well, someone in our area is two million-dollar richer. >> wow. >> it is not us. >> no, we will let you know which local store just sold

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back on "eyewitness news" concerns are growing over water contamination at olympic games in rio di janeiro. a 16 month study concludes that waterways there are contaminated with dangerous viruses and bacteria. according to the study tourists and 1400 participating athletes face serious health risks, to avoid being sick athletes have been taking antibiotics, as a precaution. >> wow. >> yikes. >> that is just so scary. >> so much to think about. >> it is enough to be in that

mind set to compete at your highest level. >> that is horrible. that sound horrible. if you are an athlete there going about your business and you are just like oh, yeah there is a fact i might get sick, or ill. >> violently ill. >> violently ill. >> yes. lets talk about some baseball. >> let's talk about something different. >> let's switch gears, so glad you are agree. august 1st, one of the dates that every baseball team has marked on the calendar. today is trade deadline, bun have of teams for hot for jeremy hellickson but phillies did not make a trade so all quiet on the south philadelphia afront. eagles training camp technology is changing the games. three players wearing go pro cameras at the practice. nelson agholor and mal conn jenkins and ron brooks. ate allows coaches to experience what the players see. >> one of the things would be like, you know, whatever you see the camera sees. when we go back and watch that film you can kind of see

things that will move a certain way or might be, you know, show certain coverages. so i think it will help. >> l.a. clippers star chris paul held a basketball camp. michael jordan was there in his glory. paul said if jordan missed three out of six shots everybody would get a free pair of air jordans. mj at 53 years old proceeded to make every single shot and break every little will heart in the gym. he is the most competitive dude on the planet, still getting buckets. >> yep. >> could he have pretended. >> i don't know. >> not on my watch. >> he is 53 years old. >> he has a reputation to protect. >> all eyes on that basket. >> he doesn't want kid to remember i saw jordan for first time he missed shots and i got air jordans. , no i made everything.

>> that is a a great story. >> no air jordan. >> for you. coming up next on "eyewitness news" your favorite music app could get more expensive. >> who will pay more for digital down load and where extra money will go. rare look inside the first mormon temple in pennsylvania, you why will have to act fast if you want to see it. dnc is gone but numbers are out, i'm greg argos with a new poll showing post convention bump for hillary clinton and whether experts say these numbers will stay this way. and then new at 6:00 parking in the mid of broad street is a south philadelphia thing but one group want it to end, find out what they are doing in an effort to get cars out of the median and how city officials are

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in doylestown. this is the six hundred block of north main street there, officials say they believe the fire is in the gsi bath show place store. this has escalate todd a two alarm fire, crews or scene there, no reports of any injuries at the this time we will keep you updated. also happening right now, new jersey attorney general's office is investigating a police shooting over the weekend, that left an elderly home owner critically wounded and a state trooper, is injured. "eyewitness news" continues a at 5:30, good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. >> i'm natasha brown in for ukee. shooting happened early said day morning along centerton road in upper dearfield township. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is joining us now live from the state police barracks in bridgeton with the very latest , on this investigation. cleve? >> reporter: well, big part of the investigation we're waiting to hear is whom they believe fired first, whether it was home owner, or the state trooper, that went

outside on that 911 call which turned out to be at the wrong property, any case, it seems to be a case of mistaken identity family of the shooting victim tells us that he didn't know there was police on his property. off a country road down a long driveway a south jersey man was almost killed by state police and what some are calling a big misunderstanding, authorities say around 11:30 friday night troopers from the the bridgeton barracks were sent out to do a wellness check in upper deerfield township after someone called 911 and hung up >> they believe a call came from the 300 block of center- ton road. when two troopers knock on the door no one answered so they went around back. as they have shown their flashlights in the rear sliding glass door, gunfire broke out between one of the troopers and home owner who had a shotgun. one officer was grazed by broken glass or gun spray, home owner 76 year-old gerald sykes suffered multiple gunshot wound and flown to cooper hospital in critical condition. >> i think it is very sad, and it is a mistake.

>> reporter: neighbors like joan bacon said they didn't hear gunshots and believe sykes got spook by people at his back door something that she says can happen in any part of the rural cumberland county. >> it could happen anywhere, i have had cops come to the door here at night when they have had calls down the road but i always yell through the door who is there. >> reporter: sykes family members who were advised by their tone not to give us any interviews told me that the elderly man did not hear officers identify themselves. the investigators say troopers did try to communicate who and why they are there. >> there are two sides of every story and you never know what happens. i'm sure it was a mistake and it wasn't done on both parts, to injure anybody. >> reporter: sykes family said that he suffered multiple deep chest wound but he is doing berth and he is alert. new jersey attorney general's office put out an update on saturday telling us about the investigation, when it was launched but so far no updates reporting live from bridgeton

i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, cleve, thanks very much. police are looking for a man they say snuck on a car lot in germantown and caused thousands of dollars worth of damage. take a look at this footage. the man in the gray hoodie died to steel a bmw off this lot. after a few unsuccessful attempts he gave up and ran away but not before running into several parked cars causing $2,000 in damage. if you know who this man is please contact the police right away. we're still waiting to hear what caused this raging inferno at a new jersey lumber yard over the weekend. fire fighters were called to the carluci lumber yard in franklin township at 2:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon. it burn five alarms before being placed under control. still no serious injuries were reported. two fire fighters did go to the hospital to be treated for heat exhaustion. friend and family will pay tribute tonight to a philadelphia fire fighter who died at work last month. gabriel lee was found dead inside the engine 50 fire

station in north philadelphia there is a viewing tonight for the 17 year veteran at deliverance evangelist particular church on westerly high avenue that runs from 6:00 to 9:00 o'clock. there is another viewing tomorrow before the funeral at 11:00 at the same church. now to campaign 2016, hillary clinton is in omaha, nebraska where she will be introduced at a rally by billion air investor warren buffet. this is video of clinton yesterday, something in ohio. over the weekend she appeared with dales mavericks owner mark cuban at a stop in pittsburgh. on the remember site g.o.p. nominee donald trump rallied with supporters in columbus ohio. the he's taking heat from some republicans for his comments about the muslim family of a fallen u.s. army captain. the captain's parents spoke at the democratic national convention. and polls do show hillary clinton got a bounce out of the democratic national cop convention right here in philadelphia our greg argos is live with more on where race stands right now, greg.

>> reporter: we're looking at this new cbs news poll shows hillary clinton with a 30-point lead nationwide overdone old trump. experts say thinks a good snapshot how voters are feeling, the keyword is snapshot. as we get closer to the election experts say these numbers could change. as workers helped break down the dnc structures surrounding the wells fargo center, new numbers show that hillary clinton is up in a cbs news post convention poll. >> you can make case that the democrats had a more successful convention in terms of the messages that they wanted to promote both attacking trump and building up with secretary clinton's message of stronger together. >> reporter: after rnc trump enjoyed a two-point boost putting two rivals at a dead heat, now that cbs news poll shows clinton up nationwide by four percent. >> i think she was expecting larger bump by independence. >> reporter: while some voters are set.

>> i'm going to hillary even though i would rather vote for bernie. >> reporter: others aren't too sure and assistant professor matt le vandowsky says this uncertainty is expect. >> a lot of people saying o mornings i think i prefer clinton or trump, that support is soft and that can change as events unfold in the fall. >> reporter: essentially experts say polls that predict winners this early before an election is like eagles fans in the first week of august, who are predicting whether or not their team will make it to the playoffs. you simply cannot tell. >> maybe they like what they saw, better from trump, and, we could be persuaded to go back the other way. >> reporter: another recent poll shows post convention bump for clinton, cnn showing she's leading trump by seven-point nationwide. live, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. president obama is touting two milestones his administration reached for military veterans. president delivered an address this afternoon at annual

disable american veterans conference in atlanta he said overall veterans homelessness has been cut by 47 percent, although that figure is short of his goal, of getting to zero in 2015. the president said government was reaching the halfway point in building a database on veterans health. >> what this does is gives us a better understanding of genetics which will allow us to improve treatments for things like traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress and diabetes, and cancer, and that won't just help veterans but it will help all all americans and just one more example of how our veterans keep serving our country even after, they have come home. >> so far half million veterans have enrolled in the president's initiative. the president wants 1 million veterans to ultimately enroll. well, owners of the pulse nightclub in florida say it will reopen as a memorial to the 40 non-people who died

there one pulse, set up posted a hundreds. on social media foundation began as a way to give financial assist tabs to the victims of the deadly shooting details about when the site will reopen as a memorial has not been released just yet. stay with us, still to come on "eyewitness news", lucky local store who just sold a two million-dollar lottery ticket. plus some girls from philadelphia getting national attention for taking the stage with celebrities. their important message at an a ward show. also we have a warning before you eat dinner tonight why you may want to go easy on the red meat, kate? we have got a heat wave to flooding storms, so when can we expect a nice summer day? i'll tell you coming up when we come back.

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miss teen u.s.a. is stopping by new beauty queen despite an on line fire storm. organizers say carli hey, will get to keep her crown, despite controversial tweets. after hey won on saturday night, old messages surfaced showing hey repeatedly using a racial slur on her personal twitter accounts. the miss universe organization which oversees miss teen u.s.a. released a a statement saying as carli stated she was in a different place in her life and made a serious mistake she regrets a and for which she sincerely apologizes at last night's teen choice awards two young women from philadelphia shot in orlando took to the stage. >> insider's kelce knight joins us from los angeles with that story, inn more. >> reporter: it was jessica and in a cash a jessica alba to jt i was there as they shared meaning behind their all-star messages. >> as former teen, a while ago , who has made a few

choices long the way... do not think for a moment that what you do does not count. it does. >> reporter: evolution from boy band, and now taking a stand for inclusion and acceptance. >> respect all people on the basis of their character, and not where they live or the color of their skin. >> ♪ >> reporter: he has won 23 teen choice award throughout his career but this time justin's word were filtered through powerful lens of father hood. >> as a relatively new dad and a former, teen, i am here to say you will make mistakes along the way. you will fall down but what we to after that fall is how we make history. >> reporter: the innocent teenage faces of those who have pick themselves up, after unimaginable tragedy, joins jessica alba on stage. >> we need to come together. >> we need to come together. >> reporter: special shout out

to orlando shooting survivor and philly native patients carter and tie ara carter. it was such i great moment. so much more on the insider, jessica and natasha, back to you in the studio, thanks very much. get all of your who had i wood news tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. shannon doherty is opening up but her breast cancer battle. in an exclusive interview with entertainment tonight she says her cancer has spread to her lymph nodes and possibly to other parts of her body. >> the way that it felt the best for me, to put it out there and also, if i could help one person then it makes me go, oh, okay, it is easier to live with having cancer if i know i'm helping at least one person. >> reporter: forty-five year-old said she will have several round of chemotherapy followed by radiation, she also revealed she had a single mastectomy in may. you can see more of her exclusive interview on entertainment tonight at 7:00

here on cbs-3. on the healthwatch tonight you may want to choose wisely next time you are shopping at the grocery store, according to a new study published by jama internal medicine, diets high in red and processed meat s coupled with an un healthy lifestyle have been link to an increase in early death. study did find good news diets high in plant based protein appears to be linked to a lower risk of premature death. with the rise of popularity of the trampoline parts, number of related injuries also on the rise. that is according to a new study public in the research journal pediatrics. researchers found there were 7,000 trampoline park related emergency room vice knits 204, up from 600 just four years earlier. teen able boys were most likely get hurt suffering from suffering like injuries from brains to broken bones. >> kate bilo joins us now, and it is a dreary day around the area. >> one of those days to curl

up, take a nap. >> yes, sit on the couch with the book. >> not the day you want to be out and about because not only is it glummy but humid. >> it is. >> very sticky. spend any amount of time outdoors and it is clinging to the skin. the just kind of gross outside today, very, very steamy. we have been deal with this humidity for a long time. we had a long seven day heat wave and then dealing with the humidity related to these flooding storms since late last week and we have that threat tonight. good news is we're heading toward better weather. we have to get through tonight and first half of tomorrow and then things improve. here's a look outside right now not looking that pretty down the shore, not the best beach day, it has been dry down the shore, they have haven't had much in the way of shower thunderstorm activity but cloud are in, it is foggy, humid, glummy just not the kind of day you want to park on the beach all day and we have better weather down the shore this week, by mid week, things look better, just about every where but ocean city gi week to stroll boardwalk or

good night i should say to stroll boards and enjoying doing the shopping and not a great day for sitting on the stand. 78 degrees as we check with our weather watcher allen in delran, new jersey. he has clouds. dew .71. gray day, good weather wednesday. here we go spoiler from that one wednesday is day to look forward to. 74 degrees moving up to the north and check with lou right in eagleville mostly cloudy skies and photos from our weather watchers show a glummy , gray day, pretty much every where, do love shots of the bird feeder enjoying this day in the too hot, not too sunny and, you you mow what sometimes good to have a gray day to regroup. down the shore you need a rainy day per week where we have some sunshine returning over next few days. lets look at the is what happening on the live neighborhood network. we will start off in reading where it is gray, glummy there as well. berks county one county in a flash flood watch for tonight, at the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach it is looking

ominous as well. not a lot of folks in the beach and people walking boardwalk, dry for the moment but more showers and storms heading for that area. you can see them on storm scan one showers and thunderstorms developed across portions of delaware right over delaware bay here and into maryland as well. we have a severe thunderstorm warning for that particular cell that will be heading toward delaware. we have a line of showers and storms developing over poconos this evening and you san see this is looking strong with frequent lightening moving in carbon county, monroe county, heavy rain just south of mount pocono but more storms moving in. these are very slow movers, contributing to the threat for heavy rain and flash flooding. further south you can see new storm just popped up impacting southern new castle county, salem, cumberland county in new jersey and southern delaware as well. this will be continuing as we go in the next couple of hours , right through to tomorrow morning, flash flood watch remain in effect for our area, until 11:00, for parts of the area and 6:00 a.m. up next and this has been

extended to indicate threat for flash flooding a all night long. just flash flood safety tips never drive in the flooded roadways. it takes six-inch toes income over an adult and 12 inches to float most vehicles. it will start to turn less humid during the day tomorrow and by wednesday there is that nice weather, with sunshine and lower humidity and highs back where they should be in the mid 80es a. long time since we have had a day like that coming back mid week. tomorrow morning still humid start to the day but not as hot or humid in the afternoon, wednesday, thursday looking g humidity creeps back in friday and saturday, saturday with our next chance for thunderstorms. now back to natasha and jessica at the desk. >> act fast if you want to see inside of the new landmark in center city. >> we will give you a rare look at the first mormon temple in pennsylvania, and when you'll have a chance to check it out for

tell us how the public can take a tour too. >> reporter: standing 19 stories high and topped with a gold up angel, the temple is the first in pennsylvania, and set to serve, 40,000 mormons in the region. >> a temple is a place, of peace, inspiration, learning. >> reporter: elders of the lds church gathered in the new meeting house and invited reporters to come inside. the 61,000 square foot temple next door. >> when you cross the threshold of the temple we are stepping in the house of god. that is unlike any other experience, thaw can have in this life report report we had to ditch our cameras but leaders provided this footage as elders took us in this entry way and first thing you notice is the silence. next up a fun tane where members can bap ties their ancestors, upstairs,

instruction rooms where members promises to live in faith, on the fourth floor, a ceiling room, for families are joined for eternity, and finally, the holyes face known as celestial room. >> we feel a spirit, of sacred ness, a spirit of peace report report church leaders say the temple is built to last with commissioned oil paintings, colonial style chandeliers and 18th century architecture throughout. the temple will be opened to the public beginning on august e expected to take the tour. but once the temple is dedicated in september, only members of the church, will aloud inside. >> we invite everyone to come and see this beautiful new structure and understand what takes place here. >> reporter: on the ben franklin parkway, cherry greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a woman and boyfriend are shot and killed inside their montgomery county

apartment and tonight we are hearing from the sister of one of the victims. the last thing her siblings said to her, plus this. >> unaudible. >> reporter: he is talking about parking in the middle of broad street, certainly has been a south philadelphia thing for decade but one group want to stop it. petitioning around now and how city officials are responding, kate. >> reporter: once again flash flood watch is in effect for portions of the area as heavy storms move through. we will tell you which spots you will need your umbrella tonight and when storms move out and humidity drops, coming up. and a south jersey family reunited only/"eyewitness news" was there for surprise home coming of the an air force sergeant who helped make this celebration one to remember, that is next. >> reporter: we will begin tonight with an update on breaking news, we told you about in the last half an hour , chopper three live look

at a strip mall fire in doylestown. fire is in the gfi bath showcase store that escalate todd three alarms and it is affecting traffic around at your use as crews fight that fire. this is on the 600 block of north main street and main street has been closed off between farm hill drive ape cross keys drive, also, all of the stores in that mall have been evacuated and now injuries, have been reported and we will keep an eye on that. also tonight, a murder mystery in montgomery county, woman and her boyfriend are gun down inside of their apartment, and tonight investigators are working to peace together what exactly happen. tonight we are hearing from one of the victims sisters, good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm natasha a brown in for ukee washington. shooting happened at an apartment complex in the 100 block of forest avenue in ambler. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live at that scene and authorities have now, released both victims names we under s