crimes. life with what is expected today. >> as unimaginable tragedy, ten year old boy dead after going on what's build the world's tallest water slide, what investigators are saying this morning. >> good morning, katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things, katie you were on a vacation, you're back. >> yes, all rested. >> bet you are rested. >> morning. >> feel rested? >> no, there is no time! >> okay, guys, lots going on in the worlds of travel. both in your vehicles, and also flights. joe, you just touched on this, delta, all of the updates coming up but it is a very busy monday morning coming up. >> thankfully not terribly bus when it comes to the werth. beautiful sunrise shot to show you. so pretty. we have the beautiful colors on the skyline for you right now. however, yes, many of the clouds currently out there should thin out with time.

generally looking at more sun than anything, sun glare likely an issue for you. but it is one of those that we sort of write off as oh, we can deal with sun glare if it just means quiet weather, definately the case here today. meanwhile, storm scan, pretty much reflecting that. more skies than anything, for now, quite variety pack going on here when it comes to thermometer readings, most of you in the mid to upper 60s, at the airport quite markedly milder, 75 currently, 56 mount pocono, and, by comparison obviously quite a bit cooler the further north you travel into the higher terrain, but around the region as a whole today it is a nice day, beautiful beach day. light wind in the mountains at the shore, certainly, here in the city. so any of these clouds that you have got out there this morning, are going to thin with time. end up with more sun than anything, seasonable 87 degrees high. now, later in the work, we start to heat up and steam up.

humidity returns, when that starts to take grip, but also when we have to dodge additional wet weather down the road. back to you. >> kate, thank you so much. looking outside right now, guys, we still have this accident here involving tractor trail their went into a lyle pole and knock it down, eastbound girard closed right now, frandford avenue. so you will take some side streets to get around. >> this you can see, crews still out there, trying to work on penndot zooming around, take ac look what's going on, so again, girard avenue, eastbound girard is closed right now at frankford avenue because of that tractor-trailer accident. also, 422, headlights moving in the eastbound direction, gorgeous shot here. near the pa turnpike, but speaking of this area, that area is actually looking pretty good. we do have some construction, between between first avenue and trooper between nine a.m. and 2:00 p.m., will linger on the roadways until friday. also, more construction out there, 322 westbound the ramp to 13 in chester closed at 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., also around thursday, and the more construction pa turnpike

through willow grove and bensalem, right lane blocked, there delta system down nationwide, all flights are grounded, check cbsphilly.com. joe, brooke, back to you. >> we are following breaking news. delta airlines has ground the all flights nationwide after computer failure once again live look from philadelphia international airport. eighteen delta flights have been scheduled to leave there since the outage started. we have a crew on the scene following this story. we will keep you updated on air as we learn more. happening today: jury selection begins in the landmark trial of pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. >> kane is charged with leaking grand jury information and perjury. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at the courthouse, in norristown, with the story, justin, good morning. >> reporter: brooke, joe, good morning. kathleen kane was trying to avoid trial with a last minute petition, to get charges thrown out to no avail. and so this morning, about

three hours from now, her jury selection process will begin here at the norristown courthouse. charges include felony, perjury, for allegedly lying to a grand jury, obstruction, official oppression, conspiracy, and false swearing. if convicted of perjury kane could serve maximum seven year jail term, her remaining misdemeanors carry two year max sentence. those charges resulting from a leak of grand jury details to the media, later traced to kane's office. despite state supreme court vote revoking her law license, and a felony arrest, kane remains the state's first woman to hold the attorney general office. most recently kane led a charge against so-called old boys network on clocking he can changes of offensive emails by state workers and per the judge that scandal won't play large factor in her perjury trial, though two state scores justices did step down and several of her own staff also resigned and kane may see some ex staffers soon testifying against her.

and, back live, jury selection begins at 9:00 this morning, here at the norristown courthouse, and we are told that once that jersey seated her trial could begin in short order. and we are live here outside norristown courthouse, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", brooke, joe, back into you. >> thanks, justin. >> double shoot something under investigation this morning, in the city's popular neighborhood. police say two men were shot around 11:00 last night. they say when the men parked their cars in the 600 block of brandywine, a gunman opened fire, littering the car with bullets. both victim are said to be in stable condition. investigators are interviewing an eyewitness, and know the name and address of the alleged gunman. >> philadelphia police are investigating the stabbing of two women. it happened late last night on north 61st street, between arch and market. there is no word on what led to the stabbing, we're told, both women are expected to recover. >> we do expect to know little more later this morning, about an officer involved shooting in harrisburg.

a source inside the harrisburg police department confirmed to our sister station khp a man was shot and killed, but in i details surrounding the incident right now are unknown we're told it happened between 9:00 and ten class night. >> handgun and murder suicide note in the home where a family of five was found shot to death. on saturday, a family member found the bodies of mark short, his wife megan, and their three children, eight year old leonea, five year old mark, jr., two year old willow. woman who say she support add benefit to raise money for willow had had undergone a heart transplant at just six days old later ran into megan at a grocery store. >> she remembered me, and she is very upbeat, you know, she is a very smiley person, warm, loving, and that's the vibe you get from her when you speak to her. >> investigators say the

parent had domestic issues, however, they're not saying who they believe fired the weapon. >> a popular water park in kansas city remains closed this morning, after a lawmaker's son died on a water slide. investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. brian web has the latest. >> a day after the tragic death of caleb zack at the water park, officials have yet to determine what happened. >> a full investigation is underway. right now our focus is on that family. >> the terrier old killed on the water slide sunday afternoon. the ride certified as the world's tallest by the guiness book of world records, features a 168 feet plunge, at 65 miles an hour. 264 stairs lead to the top. >> our lifeguards are critical, very difficult for them after this, so 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 slide, which means insane in german, opened back in 2013 following multiple delays. popular attraction as well as the entire park are closed pending the investigation. brian web, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". happening today philadelphia criminal justice sent letter reopen following last week's elevator mishap that injured two people. those two elevators involved will remain out of service, last thursday, philadelphia sheriff sergeant paul owen was critically hurt when a staff elevator shot up from the 11th floor through the ceiling of the elevator shaft. debris rained down onto second elevator in the

basement, a clerk inside the elevator suffered minor injuries. but the question remains, what caused the malfunction? >> donald trump is supposed to unveil his plan for the economy, when he addresses the detroit economic club this morning. he's also using a former apprentice to black voters. sent a.m. rosa to campaign for him in charlotte, joined by laura trump from north carolina. >> hillary clinton will address the same group thursday, to unveil her own economic plan. right now, a new washington post abc news poll has clinton ahead of trump by eight percentage points, even with libertarian party nominee gary johnson and green party nominee, stein added to the race, clinton keeps her eight-point lead. and historic milestone for president obama. >> while on vacation in martha's vineyard he played his 300 round of golf as an america's chief he executive. the president tells the golf

channel he needs more help with his shot. also revealing his golf handicap and honest 13. >> very interesting. >> well, still ahead, hundreds of firefighters launch assault from the ground and the air to battle this fast moving wild fire. find out where things stand this morning. >> plus, a jogger was attack and killed in new york, and laid to rest. her parent have the message for their daughter's killer. hear what they had to say. >> and yankees slugger alex rodriguez announces his retirement when he will play his last game, and how much he'll have to fork over for a ticket coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i like this song. >> yes, not bad. >> listen to it. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> flame from in wild fire spread in just a few hours. >> the so-called pilot fire began in the san bern de owe mountains late yesterday. people forced to leave their homes, warn of toxic air. so far there is no cause of the fire. >> tropical depression earl triggered deadly mudslides, killing at least # people. while the storm downgrade from the a hurricane, drenching rains continue. authorities say the heavy rain

caused flooding and landslides, then burried home with people inside if fabl a and veracruz. they say the area received a month's worth of rain in just 24 hours. >> that's incredible amount of water. >> just the site of the water, you know, the trees there, katie, that's un believable. >> really is. and it really is a testament to the fact you don't need a hurricane for there to be devestation with these kind of tropical systems, in fact, not just what had been, you know, the larger scope of earl now downgraded, we actually had a system not even named off across the eastern gulf. than is bringing in torrential downpours, across portions of the western portion of florida. now, that eventually does, some that far moisture at least, gets funneled north. for now at home at least nice and quiet. we zero in on what will happen here in florida next few days, especially if you have travel plans, headed down south. look at some of the future rain and the, just today and tomorrow's worth. you could be looking at over

3 inches of rain, just in the next, say, 48 hours in tampa, this will be a problem for couple of additional days so just absolutely drenching torrential downpours in these spots. dew point temperatures, generally speaking in some very comfortable air. low 60s reported on the dew point in philly, in trenton, even mid 50's in mount pocono area. so comfortable start to the day, overall looking ahead to nice day. high pressure on our side both today, tomorrow, keeping us seasonably warm, to the upper 80s, but notice it only takes 2 degrees for it to feel so much different, perception changes when you see 90 degrees on the seven day, also when the humidity does go on up tick, see couple of showers and thunderstorms fire up at that point courtesy of the next warmfront. >> katie, thank you, good morning, everyone being happy monday. so glad you're here, i can tell you now so busy in the world of travel. first, we look at the schuylkill, a look at the

schuylkill, taillights moving in the eastbound direction. at city avenue. looking good both moving in the eastbound and westbound side of the schuylkill right now. we do have accident however lingering out there. causing little slow downs, put king in your drive this morning involving tack tore trail their went into a light pole and knock it down. eastbound girard closed at frankford avenue, you will have take side streets to get around that. in abington, dale road. make note of that. not seeing too many slow downs around that, but vehicles now jumping out on the roadway. warminster, blair mill road all since cleared, great news for those in that area, new regional rail schedules, lansdaledowntown, trenton, manning young, norristown warminster, make sure to check the schedules on line and also some construction out there, route 42 westbound between first avenue anotron err between nine a.m. and 2:30 through friday. more construction, all of the updates coming up of the first we take a quick break, "eyewitness news" will be right back.

>> family after woman killed while in consequence hon orders her in a memorial. funeral was held for her yesterday afternoon, people gathered outside to hear the service throughout door speakers. after the memorial her parent spoke directly to their daughter's killer. >> the whole entire world knows what a pathetic puny,

weak piece of filth that you are. >> killed last tuesday after she jogged near her home. investigators say she was strangled and possibly sexually assaulted. her father found her remains in the woods. he said on sunday, justice will be served. >> last week's deadly hot air balloon crash in texas, source close to the investigation says the pilot skip nichols did not see the power lines ahead of him, authorities believe he was trying to descend through a break in the clouds, when the balloon caught fire and crashed. all 16 people on board were killed. >> just when we had football to watch, something like this happens. last night, scheduled hall of fame game in canton, ohio was called off because of poor field conditions. >> the paint on the grass is

hard. neither team felt the field was safe, by the way, eagles play first pre-season game of the year this thursday night. >> yankees slugger alex rodriguez says he's calling it career, only four homeruns short of the 500 mark, not calling it an end to the season but this friday at the game, he will become special advisor and coach to use up the last $27 million on his contract, just cents last 27. >> right. fraction. >> tickets for a rod's final game went from average of $75 a piece to almost 500 as soon as the retirement announcement was made. so he's worth, that 27 million, i mean? >> the balance. due to a-rod payable by the end of the week. >> how does that work? all right, women, coming up: concerns over contaminated water in our area, we'll tell but a meeting happening tonight. >> incredible video of huge shark jumping out of the

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sunday night. shot and killed right outside his home, on could cummings avenue. relatives say he just moved there three days prior to his death. >> the intelligence they are morning, pennsylvania new basic education funding formula is boosting school district's budgets, and eastern montgomery county by greater percentage their their counterparts in bucks county. overall moth co-schools seeing average bump of nearly 5%, while bucks county schools will get 3.5% more. >> and from the times herald, upper dublin is getting a grant for a sim ramp for the ft. washington exit for the pennsylvania turnpike, anticipated to open in 2018. will cost estimated $2.6 million. and that's a look at some of the headlines from across our area. so, a group of fishermen off the coast of san diego got quite a swirl, the camera was rolling. >> watch this make owe shark jumps out of the water self are times. look at that. experts think the shark ways

more than 500 pounds, the big fish gave the men a great show, but eventually broke off the g line, i'll tell you where i will never be. >> what a show off. shark having a good time. >> i just may never, ever have to go back to california again, just the whole state. >> he was zig-zagging across the sky. >> had when they say well more than 500 pounds, i'm out. >> you're done? coming up: update on breaking news, all of delta flights still grounded because of a computer problem. we'll have an update. plus this. >> brazil's dirty little secret. its waterways, in the community to show you what olympic tourist also never see. >> and we'll show you how septa used social media to help a woman recover some very precious cargo. meisha? >> all right, and we have an accident involving a tractor-trailer, one in abington, updates to septa, and of course major news coming out of dealt a first, we'll break a quick break. stay right where you are. "eyewitness ne

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>> good morning, beautiful start down the shore. >> katie says the weather is set. >> it is 63 here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> we are are following breaking news, delta airlines, says all flights now grounded because after system outage nationwide. >> kathleen kane is due in court in just a matter of hours. her charges include felony, perjury, for allegedly lying to a grand jury, obstruction, official oppression, conspiracy and false swearing. i'm definitely very heart broken. >> the berks county district attorney says there was a

handgun anna sue side note in the home where a family of five was found shot to death. >> i hope they take the proper precaution from helping kids. >> city officials are now investigate the death after young boy killed on what's build as the world's tallest water slide. >> over toward third, this could be a double play. it is a triple play and around, triple play. >> and that was the phillies first triple play since 2009. and the first-ever at the park in san diego, the fighting fill filth beat the padres six to five. >> phillies take on the dodgers in l.a. tonight. hey, katie, how is it going outside? >> great weather for baseball, that's for sure. starting the week off on really pleasant note. if you like yesterday, very likely going to just a door today, as well, pop the sun roof open, leave the windows open, as well, probably do not

need that air conditioner at least not just yet. it is not terribly humid outside, more comfortable than anything. there are couple of clouds certainly, but that is not -- actually just some clouds out there, all it is. couple dollars oddballs out, slight mild to start the day at 75 degrees, and currently mid 50's by comparison almost solid 20 degrees cooler going into some of the higher terrain, so really is variety pack of some conditions around the region seeing clouds, expect those will thin with time. ends up with beautiful day back in the sunshine here yet again.

>> some showers, some thunderstorms cents has to be end point to these patterns at some point, right? it looks as though by mid to late week we will start see that happen. much more detail later in the broadcast, about when the storms get here, when the he can peck takes action are on how hot it will get, as well. we send it into you. >> thank you so much, katie. just waking up with us it has been very busy in the world of travel, all things considering, both on the roads, and in the air. >> typical monday morning, interstate, 59, starting to heat up certainly. you are dealing with some sun glare out, there as well, so gulf yourselves extra time, this is where we have an accident this morning, involving tractor-trailer, went into light pole, and knock it down. the eastbound girard, it is closed at frankford avenue, still, you can see, crews are still out there, trying to get in remedied, and cleaned out of your way so you'll have to

take the side street around girard avenue right now. again that's at frankford avenue, girard is closed. eastbound. accident here, abington, not causing too many slow downs, make note it is out there on the world of septa, take a look, updates to regional rail schedules starting today for glennside, lansdale, doylestown, mannyunk, norristown, warminster, check schedules on line, construction route 422, between trooper, this will run all the way until friday. joe, over to you. >> we are continuing to follow breaking news, delta airlines, grounded all flights nationwide, after a computer failure. you are looking live at philadelphia international airport. eighteen delta flights were supposed to leave from there today. delta says check your flight status before heading to the airport. >> in just a few hours, jury shrek begins in the trial of pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane.

>> kane accused of leaking grand jury information, and then lying about it, under oath. >> she is charged with perjury and obstruction, among other count. last week, the state supreme court denied kane's emergency petition to have the charges against her dropped. >> and an attorney want a temporary ban on concerts, at camden's bb and t pavilion. forty-two people were hurt friday, after a railing collapsed during the snoop dog and wiz column eva concert. now, attorney robert want pavilion to delay it concert schedule, live nation operates, and say, they've secured the railing section. they also say they're working with authority to determine what caused the collapse. say upcoming concerts will go on as scheduled. >> happening today learn more about the impact of water contamination in warrington township one of three communities dealing with alarming levels of chemicals in the water. experts say those chemicals were used in fire fighting

foam, at the nearby military air base there, and are subsequently leng today cancer. >> the meeting is at 7:00 tonight at central bucks high school south. all right, let's talk olympic, beaches are a big part of rio beauty. lurking un the water is a dirt secret, garbage, raw sewage, even dead animals that flow from the area poor communities. jamie yuccas live in rio de janeiro this morning, to show us more. >> good morning, joe, and brooks, there is no denying rio de janeiro is absolutely stunningly beautiful. however, there is that dirty little secret when it comes to its water situation, even the bay behind meows dollars for competition in the olympics is a dumping grounds for waste, and what it means for the famous area beaches. >> a waterfall of trash and sewage flows from the top here, rio de janeiro largest

favela. they promised changes would be made after winning the olympic bid in 2009. but residents say nothing has ever been done to treat the water. >> equivalent of a father going through difficult financial situation, tries to decide to throw a party for his friends instead of taking care of his family. >> he has lived here his whole life, walk us up and down treacherous stairs and skinny alleyways. rivers of garbage flow around every corner. all of that dirty water from the favela ends up here, let me tell you, even 200 feet up, you can still smell a very foul odor. >> i already found many plastic bottles, wraps, caps, condom, syringes, diapers. >> marcella says love of sir fink puts him in watt their can make him sick, anyway from norovirus to hepatitis. according to study commissioned by the associated press. >> he now documents, everything, and uses social media to show the world that

rio's beautiful looking beaches have a very ugly secret. >> my hope is that someone or company sees what's happening and help us. if you depend on the government at rio de janeiro, we won't get any slugs. >> would mean more than catching a breakment if the olympics didn't bring change, many wonder what will. >> the world health organization says athletes are at risk foreign fiction, even in waters that have been deemed safe for competition. this is also happening throughout the city, i should tell you, nearly thousand favell owe's, and all built similarly. brooke, joe? >> thank you, jamie. okay, very bad spill in the women's olympics spike link race, near rio, dutch rider anna mike flipped over her handle bars on the final dissent to the finish line. she in intensive care with a concussion, and spinal injuries. a teammate on her dutch racing

team did continue to win gold there. >> in the olympics swimming pool, you know what i am about to say, michael phelps. he won the gold again. he was part of the four by 100 relay team that beat france. if phelps 19th gold medal in swimming and his 23rd medal overall. he is awesome. >> how about in women's swimming? american katie set new world record in winning the gold in rio. brought home the gold from london at the age of 15. last night, in south america, she is crushed it, and blasted a two year old world record. american lee smith won the bronze, in that 400-meter freestyle race. >> people in delaware county watched all of that action in rio together, and to cheer on a local olympic athlete. >> family, friends, clear for olympic swimmer shane ryan. an at haggerty cafe. ryan grew up in havertown, swimming for ireland. now, he holds dual irish-american citizenship.

people at the watch party say they were excited to see him compete. >> my feelings, very proud of him, no matter what he does, as long as he does his best, that's all that matters to me. >> look at that babe in the background there, really cute. shane ryan also a student athlete at penn state where he will return this fall to complete his senior year. a colombian family visiting philadelphia almost stranded in the united states, after a mishap aboard a septa bus. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, shows us how social media helps them get their things back. >> route 58, septa bustline that almost led down a road she did not expect. >> i felt hopeless at that time. and like stranded. >> after two month visit to the states, the columbia native set to return home with her children on tuesday. but last week, as she stepped off the bus, on bustleton and princeton avenues -- >> we were missing my back

pack, and then, you know, my nightmare started. >> inside it everything the family needed to return home including passports. >> my mom was so busy doing so many things, i totally forgot that i had to just like right next to me. >> surveillance photos show this man pick up the bag, then got off the bus. she never expected to get her belonging back, until septa police chief, thomas, took to social media offering amnesty to to the person who returned the bag and everything inside. >> luckily they got their most important belongings back, including a cell phone, jewelry, and their passports. >> some things are still missing. >> the backpack, some clothes, shoes, make up, nail polish. >> but she said she is just gate full the man dropped off the most valuable items, at second district police. as officials promised, no after he cents. >> they're very organized and just very glad that they were zoe fish end. >> now she just wants to say thank you. >> i can go home now.

yes. >> in northeast philadelphia, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". coming up next, pictures of plasma rain on the sun. >> several dolphins were stranded in shallow water off cape cod. we'll show you show what resears say one of the top concerns is when relocating the dolphins. pat? >> guys, as the philadelphia eagles prepare for the upcoming season, they're keeping an eye on rio and the olympic games. some would even like to take part, what sports, we'll show

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>> several dolphins safe this morning thanks to rescue team off the coast of cape kad. >> remember cue ers from the under until funds for welfare spent saturday work to go help the dolphins off the beach, two stranded themselves again, at that point, rescue crews needs today transport the dolphins to safer, deep water release point. a lot of people think oh, i have to push the dolphin back into the water, they can't breathe, but they're mammals, they can breathe air,

they can perfectly breathe outside the water. the issue is something actually like sunburn, their skin can really affect them quickly. >> so by late afternoon the remaining two dolphins went out to sea, this time, for good. >> hey there is may look like a special effect in a movie. but you are actually looking at images of plasma rain, on the sun's surface. nasa explains, a solar flare can cause materials to cascade down in big loops. it is made of plasma, of gas, which positively and negatively charged particles separated. they form super hot mix, rapidly cools as it falls. this video was coup toured by the nasa satellite iris which is used to observe the sun. pretty cool stuff there. yes. >> fascinating stuff. >> hello there katie. >> hello. thank you for that story. i lover that. we love science into our stories or shows in the morning. you know, check in with the eye weather watchers, absolutely beautiful, stunning pictures coming in this morning, of sunrise, clouds out there, really skewed the

picture, had couple of vacation shots from jenny, she is in cherry hill, usually, but was on vacation, sent us shot of. that will here is the one i wanted to show you, old glory up on the flag pole there. beautiful colors here this monday morning. a little hint of a wind. that phil is reporting. regardless, nice start to the day. look around the region as whole though. generally seeing mid upper 60s, at this point no 70s, still quite warm at philadelphia international airport, seven's right now, we zero in across the first state delaware here. take a look at observations, of the -- 68 from sally this morning, at this point finding no winds whatsoever. just beautiful beginning to the day. one more, far south, down to middletown, where jason is checking in with partly sunny start to the day, mum like what the sunrise picture had reflected. going on out to storm scan. really wide zoom for you here. high pressure still in place for us. that will dominate our weather pattern for today and tomorrow to to the upper eight's. slow moving warmfront, next

shot for showers and storms. down across the deep south, down near florida, east coast system is sitting and spinning. it is just going to sit there and spin there and bring in torrential downpours to this area. so if you have any travel interests down to florida in the next couple of days, you want to pay close attention to. that will meantime i don't think do you have worry too much about that system here. rather, just that next warmfront that lift in. so today, tomorrow, look good full. then the heat and humidity building bit more. should hit 90s starting wednesday, also the threat for showers, thunderstorms, returns to the forecast at that point t does look like it will be up in the forecast for the next couple of days starting wednesday, lasting at least until friday. the potential for showers and thunderstorm, low nine the the's actually linger right into the weaken here. but regardless, that's going to be the return of the dog days looks like starting wednesday. meisha, over to you. >> katie, thank you. good morning, everyone, happy monday. we are still following this accident involving a tractor trail their hit light pole and knock it down. this is eastbound girard, it

is still closed at frankford avenue. see crews are still out there trying to get this situation remedied. make note, eastbound girard closed. you also take some side streets to get around this as of right now. vine, starting to heat up. moving in the westbound direction, jumping out to the schuylkill, eastbound site actually looking pretty darn good this morning. one area you are starting to slow down, no longer traveling at posted speeds, schuylkill westbound at sit avenue, off the southbound boulevard. accident in abington involving injuriesment hundred inning ton pike at dale road. that's still out there. not causing too many slow downs. make note it is out there. any time we have involving injuries, it will slow you down. and updated skills use regional rails, you can expect this starting to, glennside combined, lansdale doylestown tran tone manion norristown, warminster, be sure to check your schedules on line, like i said, new ones going into effect today. construction pa turnpike eastbound between willow grove, bensalem, that morning construction, just cleared, right now. joe, over to you. >> meisha, thank you very much. we are closing in on ten minute before 7:00. and there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning.

>> charlie roads joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, charlie. >> hey, good morning, brooke and joe. following breaking news. delta airlines sees major delays after world-wide system outage. plus, a ten year old dyson what's build as the tallest water slide in the world. we're in kansas city with the latest on the investigation. also, we will show you how hackers can take over a car in less than six minutes. and, the new alex kerr hamilton on broadway, in studio 57. that and more, the news, back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> charlie roads, thank you very much. looking forward to it. >> we will be watching. police officers were the guests of honor at community rally in northeast philadelphia. >> the scene had he back of the blue motorcycle ride yesterday afternoon, hundreds turning out to see the riders on cottman avenue riding through several district.

commissioner richard ross was thereto shake hands and thank supporters, people also enjoyed live music and of course some food. >> hey, when it comes to competing in the olympics games, takes special casino of at least, right? >> yes it does, same holds true for becoming nfl player. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen here to talk about philadelphia eagles and what they think about the games in rio. and what they will be watching. >> are you guys locked in on the olympics? >> i'm ready. >> maybe little bit. well, the festivities in rio in full swing, several medals awarded already to great american athletes. in our own backyard, we've got few of those, as well, and many of them will have an eye on the games. >> olympics game underway, some. best athletes vying for the gold in rio n south philadelphia some of the best athlete in the world are reading for the nfl season but what if they, too, were in rio? >> olympic games are starting. if your not a football player

and could you take part, what sport would you take part in? >> that's true. that's a good question. i threw the gaff line in high school and the high jump. >> i guess i'll do long jump. >> i was going to take you for jim that the innings. >> hey, i've done that, but, you snow. >> i was better at the javelin than i was at the high jump. >> okay? >> but i wasn't really that good at either. >> i probably want to be a swimmer. >> favorite sport? >> track and field, i ran in high school, little bit. >> i think i could join the usa basketball team and help they win. i think they kill everybody pretty much. they would put me in in the end. >> last 30 seconds? >> i would put in the bucket. >> last sport to take part in, would that be? >> i think so. >> that's too easy. that's not fun. >> i mean, i'm not talented or anything. probably a sprinter. >> yes? >> well, while many eagles

would love to take part, many keeping an eye on things while camp continues. some have more vested interest. >> oh, only one sport that i'll watch that's women's soccer this year. >> why is that? >> my fiancee is going to be defender on the us women's national team. >> how are you going to watch it? you don't have much time. >> not very happy about it, but she knows the deal. >> did tell me he would be able to watch a few of the game, his fiancee will be playing in, although difficult as he prepares for big season with the birds. by the way the eagles get their pre-season underway thursday night against tampa bay. so, brooke, joe, if you guys could compete in one olympic sport, what would it be? >> i would be a sprinter, too, i would run. >> you would run. >> i woke lou to swim. >> i'll go gym that is innings. >> wild-card. >> ridiculous hard. >> like women's? >> if i could take part in women's, sure. sure. don't know how a leotard would

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>> before you get out the door, it is three to go. >> all delta flights are grounded at this hour, because of a global computer system outage. travelers are urged to check the status of their flights before they head to the airport. >> pennsylvania's attorney general, kathleen kane, goes on trial for leaking grand jury information, and perjury, jury selection gets underway this morning, and could be completed by the end of today. and philadelphia's criminal justice sent letter reopen this morning, after last week's elevator mishap that hurt two people. the two elevators involved will remain out of service, and that's three to go. >> how about a last check on weather and traffic? >> definitely good news on my side. >> okay! >> i can at least start you off with good news. 07 degrees and sunshine, couple of patchy clouds out there, have been spinning throughout the morning, beautiful sunrise on the way. if you are headed down to the shore, great day for t water temperature is hire, rip countries being nice and low, always swim near the lifeguards, you know that, uv index up to nine.

you will be lathering on the sun block no matter what your outdoor plans include, whether just going to the beach or just staying in the city so keep that in mine here over the course of the next few days, it will heat up, feel the humidity climb, thunderstorms return, meisha. >> all right, katie. just starting to break into the heart of rush hour now. cracking into our 7:00 hour. very shortly here. ninety-five south at girard, giving you kind of a birds eye view what you are dealing with, still travel at posted speeds but you will not be poor very long, 42 northbound at creek road approaching 295. what you are looking at there, new jersey actually very nice, comfortable ride so far. but when we go to the wide, see 11 on the schuylkill, 29 on interstates, moving in the southbound direction 9a. >> very good, meisha, a thanks very much. next on cbs this morning, new star of the broadway hit hamilton,. >> and remember to join us early each weekday morning, we start at 4:30 right here on cbs-3. have a great day. we're back at noon.

captioning f good morning. it is monday, august 8th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." breaking news. delta airlines grounded all departing flights overnight after a massive system outage. >> an accident on the world's tallest waterslide kills a 10 yer 10-year-old boy. we are in kansas to determine what happened. >> fiblmichael phelps and katie ledecky make history in the olympics and an upset with serena and venus williams. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. this is an issue of delta passengers across the globe and lines and crowds are continuing