are completely down, sounds like it is nationwide, causing significant slow-downs at the airport. >> at least the wet letter cooperate for you. have sun glare for sure, but generally nice way to start off, crack the sun roof open, enjoy comfortable outside, as well, will last at least a few more days, then hot and steamy again. >> exactly. >> let's take a look, frankly, not a heck of a lot right now, storm scan, couple of clouds certainly, and some of them could be lower to the grounds this morning watch for that, may run into minor poor visibility issues, we can expect the clouds to thin, sun to shine, beautiful day to unfold courtesy of high pressure, that's going to be with us here right through tomorrow. before the next warmfront lifts in, that's when we start to see the next shot for wet weather moving back into the delaware valley. for now, though, warm start to

the day here, nice and calm at philadelphia international airport, when it comes to the wind speeds, as it is in atlantic city, area of high pressure just basically anchored overhead here, 76 the current temperature there quite mild at the airport, but you have got a lot of spots, more outlying suburbs, heck even here across portions of philadelphia where it is a little bit cooler than that to start the morning off. as we walk you through your day planner, key word here patch when it comes to any low-lying clouds, looking at more sun than anything, upper 80s by 3:00 p.m., 87 where we expect to top off. not only seasonable when it comes to that warmth, but very comfortable when you walk out the door, not terribly humid. the problem is that doesn't last very long, gets steamier later this weekends, i'll tell you when coming up. >> ninety-five south near the blue route, accident, that left lane compromised see it actually only one far right lane getting by right now, causing single file lane, you can see this on all of the brake light starting to go off right now. when we look at a back upshot,

it is not actually that significant tail light approaching the accident, so looks like our ' just hitting your brakes, then getting by and good to go. hopefully get cleared out of the way, opposite direction, actually looking pretty good, a loft early risers, blue route at mid-county pushing southbound direction, absolutely no delays. actually looking pretty good there. so i'll keep you updated on the accident. another accident here gladwynn, now been cleared at old golf road, do have construction, talk about, that route 141, foxwoods overpass, also the pa turnpike between willow grove, bensalem, right lane block, all coming up in about 15 minutes, talk a little bit about septa and del dot, brooke, over to you. >> happening today, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen keen heads to trial. >> kane charged with leaking grand jury information, and also count of perjury. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live at the

courthouse in norristown with the story. >> reporter: joe, brooke, good morning, kathleen kane due in court in just matter of hours, that is after her petition to throw the charges out failed. now, despite her state supreme court rule, have her law license revoke and her felony arrest, kane remains attorney general, her charges include felony, perjury, for allegedly lying to a grand jury, obstruction, conspiracy, false swearing. if convicted of felony perjury charges, kane reportedly could serve a maximum jail term of seven years, her remaining misdemeanor carry mix two year sentence, those charges stemming from leak of grand jury probe to the media, that leaks was later trace today kane's office. recently kane has led charge against so-called old boy's network in harrisburg it, sense of emails by state workers, scandal forced two state justice toss step down, and several of kane's own

staff and some of them may testify against kane at her own trial. back out live, jury selection does begin at 9:00 this morning at the norristown courthouse, and once that jersey seated we are told that the trial could start just after that. we are live here in norristown, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", joe, brooks, back into you. >> philadelphia's criminal justice sent letter reopen this morning after last week's elevator mishap injured two people. the two elevators involved will remain out of service. now, last thursday, philadelphia sheriff sergeant paul owens critically hurt when staff elevator shot up from 11th floor to the ceiling of the elevator shaft. debris rained down onto second elevator in a basement. clerk inside that elevator suffered minor injuries big question remains what caused the malfunction. >> police are investigating a double shooting this morning, city's popular neighborhood, police say two men shot around 11:00 last night, when the men park their car in the 600

block every brandywine gunman opened fire littering the car with bullet, both victims are in stable condition, investigators are interviewing an eyewitness, and no, the name and address of the alleged gunman. philadelphia police are trying to find out who stabbed two women and what led to the attack. this happened north 61st street arch and market around 10:30 last night, told the injuries are not life threatening. >> new this morning the dolphin county district attorney's offers investigating officer involved shooting in harrisburg, right now, we know a source within the police department told our sister station an officer shot and killed someone but details not clear, called for domestic disturbance t we expect to know more after officials hold news conference later today. >> berks county authorities are expected to release more information today about murder suicide, in sinking springs. the county prosecutor said

investigators found a note and a handgun along with the bodies of mark short, his wife megan, and children, eight year old leonea, mark, jr., and two year old willow. previous stories told of the family problems in getting anti-rejection drugs for willow who underwent heart transplant when she was just six days old. >> i couldn't wrap my head around it, little lost last night, couldn't really sleep either. investigators are not saying which one they believe fired the gun, they add, however, the parent had domestic issues. >> we are following a developing story from afghanistan, where an american and australian have been abducted in kobul. details are sketchy. we know the two men were traveling in an s.u.v. near the american university of afghanistan when five gunmen grabbed them. it is unclear where in the u.s. the victim is from. so far no one has claimed

responsibility. >> economy gets attention this week in campaign 2016. this morning, donald trump goes before the detroit economic club. he is expected to talk about lower taxes, cutting regulation, and increasing middle class wages. to unveil her own economic plan. >> still ahead this morning, we have new information about the deadly hot air balloon crash in texas. >> what authority believe happened in the final moments before it hit power lines. also, this: >> a little boy is killed riding the tallest water slide in the world. i'm brian web in new york, the latest on what went wrong at a kansas water park coming up. >> also ahead, violent wreck on the road, cyclist crashes during the olympics, we'll have an update on her condition. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> we are following breaking news right now, reminder delta airlines says all flights now grounded because every system outage nationwide. you can imagine what this is doing to airports across the country. would do have a crew at philadelphia international airport, now check your flight status log on to cbsphilly.com. more in just a few moment. >> the pilot of the hot air balloon that crashed in texas last weekend did not see power lines ahead of him, new information from a source close to the investigation. authorities believe skip nichols, the pilot, was trying to descends through a break in the clouds. the balloon caught fire and crashed leaving all 16 on board dead. official cause of the crash has not been determined. >> a popular water park in kansas city remains closed while investigators try to figure out how a state lawmaker's son died on water slide. >> brian web has the latest.

>> a day after the tragic death of caleb swab at kansas city water park, officials have yet to determine what happened a full vehicles underway, right now, our focus is on that family. >> ten year old kilt on the water slide the ride certified as the wormed's tallest by the guiness book of world records, features 168 feet plunge at six a miles an hour, 264 stairs lead to the top. >> our lifeguards are critical and it is looking very difficult to something like this, for that reason we felt it was wise to close the park. >> caleb, the son of kansas state lawmaker scott swab, was at the park with his family at the time. in a statement, the family thanked the community for their support, adding, quote, since the day he was born, he brought abundant joy to our

family and all of those he came in contact with. the name of the ride, means insane in german, opened back in 2014 following multiple delays. the popular attraction, as well as the entire park, with closed pending the investigation. brian web, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, overnight in southern california, flames from this wild fire spread more than 2 miles in a few hours. the so-called pilot fire began in the san bernardino mountains late yesterday. residents have been forced to evacuate. officials warn of unhealthy levels of air quality. so far there is no cause of this fire. >> and at least 40 people are dead after tropical depression earl triggered mudslides in mexico. while the storm has been downgrade from the a hurricane, drenching rains continue on. authority say the heavy rain caused flooding and landslides, burying homes with people inside, in fear,

federal transportation says the area received a month's worth of rain in 24 hours. >> right now, getting a look at a very strange solar event. expert call it plasma rain. now, this may look like special effect from a star wars movie or something, but no, nasa says, solar flares can cause material to cascade down in big loop. it is super hot, but rapidly cools as it falls there is was caught on camera by the nasa satellite iris which is used of course to open the sun. >> sounds like it is pretty wick there? >> so cool. >> and by cool you mean hot. >> exactly. i was wondering which one of would you take it there. >> i would drop a mike and continue to go to stage left, but, you know? >> now, talking about leaving? you're just back. >> i'll save that until 6:58 later this morning, meantime guys, weaver pleasant weather here at home.

we can expect that sun to shine all day long with minimal cloud cover, just going to be nice day, relatively low humidity to go along with it, starting things off here with nice quiet live neighborhood network shot, outside whitt fields elementary school, not even a car out on the street yet, hint of light of day beginning to pop over the horizon, eventually going to start to warm things up later today, low humidity, it will be a nice one, upper 80s the expectation, high pressure in place for us right now. we do have moisture off to the south, very slow moving, so i don't want you to worry too much about this reaching us any time soon. off to the south of this however we actually have area of low pressure starting to starting to show some signs of life here, very heavy rain, falling across portions of the eastern golf. that will continue to be a problem for florida in the dates ahead, some of that moisture gets drawn later in the week, where some of the steamiest and some of the heat and certainly showers and thunderstorms start to pop up in the forecast. meantime anybody else noticing

the pollen is really becoming a headache right now? i had to finally break out the allergy medication the other day. because i just could not stop sneezing, itching, all of that, if you notice, that we do have medium to high range of pollen levels, and grass, jen pod, nettles, the issues for us right now, starting to get ever closer to fall allergy season, we're going there, for now, patchy clouds, overall nice sunshine today and tomorrow upper eight's in philly where we should, then gets hotter, steamier, see the run for showers, thunderstorms as early as wednesday. meisha, over to you. >> if any of are you traveling by air today, take a look at this. if you have a delta flight, all delta systems are down nationwide. so all flights are stopped. they're grounded until further in the, being flooded with phonecalls, of course, check

your status on line, go to cbsphilly.com. check the status but just make note of this. everyone is trying to contact them at once, and i guess it is very, very painstaking to try to get any answers so make note of this right now, i'll keep you updated a soon as we get any word from delta accident involving injuries, 95 south near the blue route, only lane open is the far right lane. causing some slow downs, the more vehicles that start to get out there lookings at the back up, weren't bad. moving northbound direction, toward that accident, southbound rather, you can see, actually not look that bad. northbound side looking fine, southbound direction, keep my eye, moving up to the accident. not looking that bad. but another accident right here involving tractor-trailer girard avenue at frankford avenue not causing too many slow downs yet. new regional, man junk, norristown, warminster, talking that about again

coming up in ten minutes, joe, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. now, for a look at some of the headlines in our local papers. >> on the front page of the daily time, raid in chester net drugs and weapons. twenty-seven year old, jab re dave end bailey is accused of having four weapons, assault rifle, more than 500 bags of heroin. >> bucks county courier time, little bugs, big problems ash trees in the county are being damaged by the emerald ash bore erin secretary. some 200 trees have died as a result of it. >> rerailed report some area artist who is designed and painted donkeys displayed for the democratic national convention are upset that they're being given away. artists spent weeks on the donkeys, which were then given to delegations and that's that look at some of the headlines across our area. have you taken all of your vacation time at work? if your answer is no, you are not alone.

>> so, we will tell you how many days are being left unused, in the workplace. pat? >> i'm trying to use all mine, i'm see if i k last night's football supposed to kick off with the annual hall of fame game. there was a huge problem and it is costing the hall millions. we'll show you that. birds getting ready for their first game on t

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whenthe state made aers, commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each and every one of us made that contribution from every paycheck we ever earned. they've been negligent in their responsibility over the years of not funding this pension the way it should have been funded. they have made a promise, they've made a commitment, and they need to stick to it.

>> this reminder. all delta airline flights are grand dollars right now due to system outage. you can check your flight status at cbsphilly.com. >> brooks, busy sports weekends, pat gallen here to break it down for us. >> a lot going on including this, did you hear about this, the canceled games? football supposed to be back last night but the nfl hall of fame game between greenbay and indianapolis ended up being canceled do your to poor field

conditions. the scene in canton, ohio most noticeable were bear spots around mid field, and several players said painted areas were too hard. neither team felt the fields was safe, and officials say it was obviously a tough decision, and it is costing them roughly $4 million, then again, it is the right one. this was the first exhibition game to be canceled since 2001 when an eagles-ravens game was canceled at the vet. then again, they should cancel all pre-season games, i think, birds at practice today, wore their pads for more physical contact. no injuries to report. which is nice. but, with that, the birds hope jim swartz's defense can keep them in game. last season the eagles d was one of the worse in football. fans will get a chance to see the wide nine this thursday, when the eagles play the buccaneers. >> arena league football playoffs, soul hosting tampa bay. fourth quarter, the jump ball to lonnie outlaw. made the catch. the soul beat the storm

63-four; they'll face jacksonville in the conference championship next sunday in allentown. >> west chester's jim furyk has had himself amazing career, so amazing he's only one of six players in pga tour history to shoot a 59, this weekend, he did even bert. furyk now holds the records on his own with a best rounds in the history of the pga tour, a 58, and went down at the travelers championship in connecticut, all 18 greens in regulation. >> only 24 punt. >> twenty-four the entire round. ten birdies and eagle. he is the first player in tour history to shoot below 06 twice. the only problem is, he didn't win the tournament. and when he shot 59 in 2013, he didn't win that one either. woe finish tide for fifth. russell knocks is yesterday's winner. even though he shot a final round 68. yankees slugger alex rodriguez will play final game this friday against the rays

after that a rod will work as special advisor and instructor for the team. the yankees will pay him the $27 million left on his contract. three time mvp has struggled this season batting just 204. four homers shy of 700, by the way the price for tickets to fry's game shot up just 500% is all. the phillies continue their road trip out west tonight against the dodgers. tone-10:00 p.m. game time. the first time the phillies bump into old friend chase utley since he was tradd to la last season. yesterday, in san diego, tommy joseph came through with a pinch hit rbi in the seventh to put the phils ahead to stay. big story in the game was in the bottom of the seventh. when the padres hit into triple play. it is pronto to hernandez to joseph, first triple play for the phillies since 2009. the sixth in the majors this season. phils win six-five, they take two of three in san diego, check out the crowd in is san

diego where our own alex who have huff is in the crowd. where is she? there she is in the yellow. it was a quick one, she in there, i promise you, alex huff out there in san diego. with is she? there she is. wait, where is she going? not her beer, i'm sure? alex's mom worked for the phillies back in the day, maybe she brought little bit of luck out there. i would like to be out in san diego watching a baseball game. must be nice. >> priceless photo of alex and her father sticking out her tongue, enjoying the phillies winning in this cute photo. her mom around the team quite a bit. >> awesome, pretty cool. >> thanks, pat. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we are following breaking news from delta airlines, all flights are grounded because after system-wide outage. we'll have an update. plus this. >> brazil's dirty little secret. its waterways. i'm jamie uke as, to show you what olympic tourist also

never see. >> and we're also going to show you what one attorney says should happen after friday night's railing collapse at a concert in camden. >> nice start to the upcoming work week, this however, will not and pattern that sticks around for very long it, never is, i'll tell when you the steamy necessary returns, and when the threat for wet weather does the same, coming up. >> meisha is keeping tabs on the roads, plus she has the new septa schedule changes in effect today. stay with us, we'll be back.

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>> would are -- we are following breaking news, all delta airlines grounded due to system-wide outage. live look at philadelphia international airport. not too crazy right now. we are following the latest developments here. and you can keep tabs on your flight status at cbsphilly.com. >> good morning, jim's offer, i'm joe hole end. >> i'm brooke thomas. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> happening today: jury selection starts in the trial of pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. >> kane faces a list of charges including perjury and obstruction. >> police are investigating a double shooting in the city's popular neighborhood. they say when the men park their car in the 600 block of