come back but looking at storm scan three, you can see a chance of showers, storms, katie will let us know what to expect and when. also this morning someone shot a six year-old girl and now police are looking for two gunman. we just got shot at. >> chaos in ferguson after a protester is run over by a car and shots are fired, we have the latest on this developing scene. today is wednesday august 10th good morning i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. i'm's brooke thomas. katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, in the world of the travel, a lot going on with delta updates and septa we have accidents, a lot of construction mostly coming out of the way now. it is just a busy morning. >> indeed. >> it is so quiet with the weather but we did mention that potential for showers and storms is not here yet. it should not be an issue. late day maybe is a threat but we are only talking about scattered showers and storms. we will get to that. lets look at live neighborhood

network which is producing a nice sunrise, really pretty views, being taken outside middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse. 76 degrees here and looking at storm scan three, there is not much happening just yet. give it time really, i would say this is beginning of the stretch, of the forecast that is honorary pete because we see this same pattern sort of just stuck for a matter of days and pattern is this, it is humid with dew points in the 70's we're talking regional wide right now. it is very steamy outside. already we're going to see these temperatures spike to 90 with ease here today if not hitting it near shore points we are at 84 today. we will call it partly sunny generally speaking and that is a running theme with the days ahead but along with that instability that is created by building heat and humidity and some sunshine we have to watch for scattered showers and then are storms. that is story moving forward

and that is sort of how headlines break down a string of 90's begin today and we will tell you how long that string will lath later in the show, meisha. >> right now, if we are just talking about, the roadways are nice and dry looking good right now so far and it sound like it will look good throughout the morning commute, however, with that being said i will say we have a lot going on this morning, first though we will check in the road here 422 headlight eastbound at valley forge. hopefully that will clear out of the way. schuylkill headlights moving in the eastbound direction before girard giving us a bird eye view, we are looking good, fairly typical for cracking in the 6:00 o'clock hour but there are plenty of vehicles on the roadways. ben franklin bridge from new jersey in center city in the westbound direction this is what we are looking at right there not too bad. we have a very serious accident e ms on the scene, vehicle in the pole warminster roadblocked between mill red and york road. york road is going to be your best bet. also, head up for septa, paoli thorndale has wire problems.

you are suspended between thorndale and malvern. they are expecting this to linker around until 7:00 a.m. i will let you know when that does lift. joe, back to you. a six year-old girl is caught in the credits fire of the shoot-out in east germantown. >> search is on for shooters. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at st. christopher's hospital where little will girl is recovering this morning, justin? >> reporter: brooke and joe, good morning. recovering indeed. no suspects caught just yet but man in the white t-shirt was seen running from the crime scene in east germantown. meantime that girl was taken to einstein for emergency surgery before coming here to st. christopher's. she has a wound to her left armpit near her vital organs and police say her injuries could have been much worse. just playing by her front steps child found herself in the credits hairs of danger tuesday evening. >> upon police arrival we found a six year-old female laying on the sidewalk, she was unresponsive suffering from a gunshot wound to her

left armpit. >> reporter: around 7:00 a wave of calls came into 911, reporting a shooting in east germantown, the scene of the 6300 block of north wood stock street where a philadelphia police count sod 21 shots fired and surmised one semiautomatic gun was used. that six year-old girl likely not the inn tenned target. >> when someone gets hit with the stray bullet and they are innocent, that is of particular concern to us. >> reporter: thirty-fifth district officers rush her to einstein where she was stabilized after emergency surgery, she continues recovery now at st. christopher's children he's hospital with her caretaker by her side. >> the bullet went under her left arm, her left armpit area, which is a very bad spot to be hit by gunfire, in your chest, especially left side of your chest where your hearties located. >> reporter: on her block the northwest detectives divisions sought out suspects, witnesses and surveillance cameras, ballistics evidence the indicates that the shots

were fired southbound on north wood stock where two cars were also struck. there is likely another shooter too say police but now they are locked in on one. >> description of our shooter is a male wearing a white t-shirt, fled on foot in an unknown direction. >> reporter: as police continue their search for that suspected shoot their six year-old girl remains in critical but stable condition at st. christopher's. police are looking for surveillance cameras, again, in that east germantown neighborhood hoping to find video of that shooter, or shooters, as well as that crime as it happen. we are live outside saint chris's i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". brooke and joe, back inside to you. >> justin, thanks for that live report. philadelphia police are looking for whether a shooting in east germantown is related to the one last night. it was about a block away. a 47 year-old man was shot near 21st and chelten. he told police he was walking where he heard gunfire and realized that he was shot. he is in stable condition,

bullets also hit a parked car. we now know identity of the three-year eld girl killed in a crash in kensington, esther palmer died monday night after being thrown from a car window. her mother and grandmother were also in the car, police say that the car that hit them may have been racing, and they are looking for a third car, a black honda. >> they want to see, stay home, and play x box, you know, like why are they going to endanger other people. >> esther's grandmother remains in critical but stable condition this morning. developing right new someone started shooting during a demonstration in ferguson, missouri. >> the gun fire rang out moments after a driver in the speeding car hit a young protester so hard he flew in the air. he was badly hurt but there were no reports of anyone shot. protesters were blocking the street hacking two year

anniversary of michael brown's death. demonstration during a self-defense class ended with a woman accidentally shot to death, by a police officer. mary not on was taking part in the citizens academy exercise in florida where police say someone mistakenly shot her. that officer is on administrative leave pending investigation. the police chief called it a horrible accident. grief counselors will be in burlington township middle school after an apparent murder/suicide leaves three family members dead. prosecutors believe ruben johnson, junior killed his wife mishanda and their ten year-old son before turning the gun on himself monday night. officials have not yet said where they release a possible motive but county record on line indicate that the couple may have been in financial trouble. the home was scheduled for sheriff's sale in october. neighbors say they had no eye tea what the family was going through. >> you would just never expect

that. it is a tragedy, it really is. >> i didn't see them out much but the kid was always outside, playful, happy. >> an older child is attending college out of state. family set up a go fund me page to pay for funeral expenses for mishanda and her son. details are on our web site at cbs philly to the come. california's largest utility is handed a guilty verdict in connection with the deadly pipeline explosion. a federal injury any san francisco has convicted, pacific gas and electric of violating pipeline safety regulations before the blast. jury also found utility guilty of misleading investigators about how it was identifying high risk pipelines. 2010 blast killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes in the the city, of san bruno. amtrak is beginning to settle lawsuits that silence victims of the last years deadly derailment in port richmond. the first settlements were reached with dozens more still pending. the lawyers involved in the

process say that a strict confidentiality clause prevents them and their clients from talking about how they are doing or how much money they are getting. in may of last year washington to new york train sped into a sharp curve and jumped the track. derailment killed eight people and hurt more than 200 others. it is day two in the criminal trial of pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kaine, kaine appeared yesterday morning at the norristown courthouse. in opening statement the prosecution said that kane was benton revenge when she allegedly leak secret grand jury information and then lied about it on the stand under oath. kane defense attorney countered she made a honest mistakes and that mistakes are not criminal. trial is expect to last one week. coming up it looks like this dust cloud business to swallow the town of phoenix and that is not the only problem people in air zone air dealing with. see what else is wreaking havoc across the state. plus there have been two major rescues in the wildwood in just two days, and now

officials have a warning for beach goers, find out when they say you should stay out of the water. emotional moment inside a courtroom why a kentucky judge bent the rules for a defendant coming up. >> ♪ look at this beautiful sunrise. you know what is in the air tonight, a chance of storms, joe holden. >> thank you for clarifying. >> katie times it out up next. for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant.

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we're back on "eyewitness news" with video after a dust storms sweeping across city of phoenix arizona yesterday. storm dropped visibility levels to less than a quarter hyle, pretty dramatic sight there. all this severe weather is connected to tropical storm javier in mexico. >> that tropical storm is blame for heavy weather farther south in arizona too. this is tucson where three cars were disable after drivers drove into high water. fortunately in one was hurt but flooding caused serious damage in southern arizona. warning from the three wildwoods when life guard are off-duty stay out of the water. >> this follows eight rescues in the past three days after the beach patrol left for the day. saturday there were six rescues in north wildwood, sunday there were three in wildwood. man in the second incident died, and "eyewitness news"

caught people swimming long after the life guard called it a night. >> i like it. they don't like just throwing footballs around, or like us doing little things so good to come after hours to throw our football around. stuff like that. >> life guard are on duty from ten to 5:00 p.m. it is not illegal to swim after hours, however, communities remind you it is dangerous to swim in unprotect waters. so when those life guard go off-duty, katie, it is best bet because they are up high and you can see these rip currents out there. >> absolutely, that is it, when you have a a low risk for rip currents you can still see them form around jetties and peers. we say swim near life guard and best to just take a fleettation device in the water with you when that happens. today we will actually have a maryland rate risk for rip currents which we will talk about in the beach forecast but lets focus on storm scan and far off to the north and west of the beach towns here, heavier thunderstorms coming through north of the i80,

poconos getting clipped from that. we will see our own fair share of scattered, granted showers and then are storms popping up tar off to the west our next frontal boundary is very slow ly, moving east and we are setting up for multiple days of not just excessive heat but high humidity as well as potential for more showers and thunderstorms. excessive heat watch or warning by the time this goes into effect at high noon tomorrow. even they it is hot, it is not excessive, quote unquote but still pretty brutal and that will set stage for many days of the much more of the same. this is current dew point, guys, seven three, hotter and more steamy it is and worst of the hair day and we have got benefit of climate control. our hair looks lovely but once you step outside, it will be frizzy or fall flat. either forgo intricate hair style, when we have high humidity. we will keep dew points in the 07's all day.

eighty-four the expected high and some sunshine, humid though, i would call it an okay beach day. the just be careful, because if you just need to head inside and swim near life guard, again, rip current risk is moderate. looking forward in the forecast low to mid 90's, throughout the weekend, so we have ourselves another heat wave, guys as well as potential for more showers and storms every day, meisha. >> yes, that humidity. >> thanks very much. good morning, everybody. happy wednesday. schuylkill moving in the eastbound direction approaching gulph mills, you're looking all right, 422 at valley forge. same story. fairly typical. would i say looking really lovely here. take a look you guys. serious accident, switching gears here and talk about this e ms is on the scene vehicle went in the pole here warminster road is block between mill road and york road. you will to have take an alternate. york road is your best bet. also, paoli thorndale, repairing wear problems from yesterday, and because of that

we are suspended between thorndale and malvern until around 7:00 a.m. i will update you and let you know this that does lift then. also in the world of the delta 775 flights cancelled yesterday, and 90 cancellations expected this morning. normal operations they are hoping by midday today, so i will let you know anything i hear if you have a delta flight make note because that is causing a real headache for people, joe, over to you. thanks very much. coming up how pokemon go is boosting tourism right here in our area. plus prisoners and puppies find out how veterans are benefiting from the new partnership between inmates the and man's best friend up

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welcome back. park of the kansas water park is reopening three days after a ten year-old boy died there. seventeen story water slide, where caleb schwab died will stay closed for the rest of the season. an autopsy shows schwab died from a neck injury. one person who was riding the water slide tells kc tv that the safety restraint on his raft were not working properly when he rode july 26th. so far no comment from the park on that. inmates get to meet his new born son for very first time but took a flood of emotions inside a kentucky courtroom. in the video man can be seen kissing his son while his wife wiped back tears. the up mate ace cues of stealing television from his a warehouse. the judge said she realized he wasn't going to meet his baby anytime in the near future so

she made a exception. california prison program is helping inmates, and others too. >> um-hmm. >> a non-profit called tender loving k-9's runs the program and they bring dogs to this prison. inmates, train dogs to be service animals for kid with autism and veterans but dogs also help the inmates. >> when i seen the dog in the yard, it immediately brought joy to me like it brought, made me smile, and in here smiles are hard to come by. >> program is underway in two prisons in the california correctional system and they expand to other prisons as well. well, coming up something has gone wrong with the pole divers used in the olympics. all aboard new jersey's tall ship aj merewalt they are looking for salors. find out how you can get on deck and even go below deck to learning about sailing down the shore, katie.

>> today looks okay to get some outdoor plans in, problem is, there will be storms to dodge us, some flights and that is a running theme for this forecast. we will tell how long that will last coming

now for a look at the newspaper headlines from across the area. >> in the intelligencer water contamination concerns leads to a unanimous vote. warrington supervisors persued a strategy to remove chemicals from the towns drinking water. in the meantime officials are authorized to purchase 2.1 million gallons of what ther from north wales. on the front page of the mercury surveillance cameras lead to the drop in the crime rate in lansdale, five years ago they started with one camera self funned, there are more than 20 street surveillance cameras in the overall crime rate in town has reportedly dropped, by 36 percent. the times hurled, montgomery county to wrist many agency is capitalizing on pope man go popularity to attract visitors. it is called pokemon not the go. organization is making it easier for fans to navigate our region and discover local attractions while trying to catch him. look for billboard along the

highway in a contest on instagram. >> very good play on word there. >> there you go some of the newspaper headlines across the delaware valley. john melon camp and christie brinkly breaking up. people didn't necessity they were dating. >> blame it on their schedules. melon camp is going back on tour, brinkly is promoting her new line of wine. musician and super model met last year at a party. >> now we know. coming up next on "eyewitness news" a grim report on the nation's drinking water, plus this. >> did donald trump try to insight violence against his political rival hillary clinton? i'm brian web in new york hear what he said and what clinton supporters think about it coming up. and golden night for michael phelps we are live in rio with his record breaking swim and see who else is taking home hardware from the summer games, hey there meisha. >> good morning. we are starting to heat up on the vine, serious accident in warminster road, another pennsylvania turnpike and

repairs to septa updates to dealt a all that coming up. we will take a quick break. stay right where y

it is heating up out there and it will only get worse with each passing day: katie will let us know when it will feel like a cool 105 degrees and when we could see some storms. good morning i'm joe holden. >> i'm brooke thomas. the it is 6:30. here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> a six year-old philadelphia girl is recovering after someone shot her. >> this girl was shot right outside her front door in east germantown. and that bullet going toward her left armpit dangerously close to her heart.

gunshots sent protesters fleeing. protesters were marking two year anniversary of michael brown's death. donald trump is in hot the water again for controversial comments, about the second amendment. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do folks. although the second amendment people maybe there is. >> clinton's campaign and other democrats accuse trump of insighting violence. wait for that. >> it was awesome. >> incredible. >> we will talk about that gold medal performance from simone biles, we will have much more in a few minutes when we take you live to rio. >> now we will take you live to the sky deck with katie, what is going on out there. >> it is so steamy. i came out from the climate

controlled and i went wow, it is really humid outside. if you have not stepped outside just wait. we have dew points in the 70's. the it feels very muggy outside. storm scan is quiet, we don't have to worry about storms just yet we have clouds but we expect to see them brace for sunshine. air quality is good. that is not a concern. pollen levels still moderate but uv index as soon as they break as well as heat index, will be high today. we have talk about showers and thunderstorms coming this afternoon and this evening. they will be scattered but where you get hit because there is so much moisture building in the atmosphere you could get hit hard. common sense ways to beat heat, try to get outdoor activities in now or late in the day as sun drops over the horizon. out of the most trek sunlight where we will find most relief but it is steamy. keep yourself, pets, kid cool, of course and seek out air conditioning when you need it. in the meantime this is just the beginning.

we are expect to go see these temperatures spike in the the days ahead and we will tell you how long that will last coming up, meisha. >> katie, great tips as usual. thanks very much. good morning. happy wednesday to you. we have a lot going on we have had a couple accidents some of which has cleared. schuylkill westbound at city avenue and it is slowing down, a lot of brake lights out there, no longer traveling at posted speed, for quite sometime now. overall if you are just jumping on the schuylkill basically anywhere give yourself a couple extra minutes. you will need it this morning. kind of the same story interstate 95 pushing in the southbound direction, see how slow moving it is here. so at 6:30 on a wednesday we are looking busy, what we typically would see already at 6:30. we will see this height even moving toward our main hour, rush hour, vine headlights moving in the westbound direction near ben franklin parkway we are looking all right. vehicles looking like they are going by pretty good there. accident pennsylvania turnpike

eastbound past mid county left lane block there but more serious accident to call your attention to warminster roadblock between million road and york road. best bet joe, over to you. >> it seems as if donald trump is in hot water yet again this time for headaching what some view asiana as nate threat against hillary clinton. as brian web reports the comment comes as trump continues to trail clinton in the polls and losing support within his own party. donald trump is trying on suppress latest controversy that i erupted moments after he said this about the right to bear arms. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do folks. although the second amendment people, maybe is there i don't know. >> hillary wants to take your guns away. she wants to leave you unprotect in your home. this is a tremendous political movement. there can be in other interpretation. >> reporter: nra which endorsed trump agreed with the

explanation. many democrats sided with the clinton campaign who called the remarks dangerous. former arizona congress woman gabby giffords, who was shot in the head during a mass shooting tweeted we must draw a line between political speech and suggestions of violence. connecticut senator chris more i tweeted don't treat this as a political misstep it is an assassination threat. the house speaker paul ryan who easily won his state's primary tuesday also spoke out. >> it sound like just a joke gone bad you should never joke about that. >> reporter: trump has been under fire for members of his own party to stick to message. yesterday he took aim at the media for allegedly ignoring presence of orlando shooter omar mateen's father at one of clinton's rallies this week. >> if that were me this would be a head line all over the world. >> reporter: clinton campaign has disa vowed mateen's support and says he was not an invited guest.

brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". they moved nine babies out of the neonatal intensive care unit and into another hospital after three infants tested positive for a potentially deadly bacteria. medical staff at prince georges hospital center say routine tests detect the presence of the pseudomonas bacteria doctors say nine babies are not showing any symptoms but they are moving them just to be safe. hospital officials believe that the bacteria originated in water pipes, those pipes are now being disinfect. a baby girl with microcephaly just died in texas. microcephaly is a condition where baby's head is much smaller then expect and often times brain development is incomplete. the baby's mother is from el salvador and doctors think that is where she got zika virus before traveling back to texas where she gave birth. texas reported 97 travel related zika cases but this is first zika related deaths in

the state. grim report has just been released on the safety of america's drinking water and it turns out millions may be exposed to contaminated water. scientists at harvard university found unsafe levels of the industrial chemicals in water samples nationwide, some of them are linked to cholesterol, obesity and even cancer. highest levels were found in area near industrial sites, military bases and waste water treatment plants. another big day on tap at rio olympics. >> last night michael phelps and american swimmers dominated the pool while those a nation american gymnast came up golden. >> cbs news correspondent jamie youkiss live with more on the excitement, jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brooke and joe. can you feel the excitement. united states on a role, michael phelps, katie le decky, woman's gymnastics team bringing their total now in the count to nine, total of 26 medals in total and that has

u.s. fans in a frenzy. >> chalk up two more gold medals for michael phelps avenging a rare loss at london games, american swimmer won 200-meter butterfly by just just 4.1 of a second. he collect his unprecedented, 20th gold medal ape then hit water again to anchor a winning relay race. >> number 21. >> not to be out done in the pool was 19 year-old katie le decky she captured her second goal in two tries winning 200-meter free style and she's not finished yesterday, le decky is favorite in the 800-meter free style event. and u.s. women's gymnastics team made it look easy, five women american team, ran away with the gold medal which performances in all events. it began with the vault. it ended with simon biles

spectacular floor exercise. the three time world champion is considered the person to beat for would the men's all around gold medicineal. unfortunately serena williams did lose on the tennis court but we will not focus on than because tonight we have men in basketball taking on australia, we also have mens gymnastics finals tonight and, of course, many, many more chances to win medals in the pool brooke and joe. >> jamie live in rio di janeiro, thanks very much. can we talk about what is going on right here, at diving well at olympics has turned green and it looks like a big bowl of jello. you can see side by side with that other pool. >> owe almost pick diver david bodea tweeted this pick saying wait, there we go, saying wait is someone playing a joke or we celebrating st. pat i aes day earl any rio.

>> i will say they need to treat that allergy there that is exactly what that is. up next insect invasion. we will have lots of bugs right here in our studio. >> yes. >> find out where you can see them and learn about all kind of bugs coming up. my goodness. >> he is coming. >> pet it, brooke. i'm pat gallen and i'm on the official tall ship of new jersey, aj merewalt, when we come back we will tell but this tall ship and how to get involve just like

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around the coast of new jersey. that is perfect place for a fun game in the summer. >> a small town in commercial township and right now located in atlantic city as it makes its way up and down the coast. aj merewalt was built in 1928 as an oyster and it is used for another purpose as an educational vessel. we might set it out, and talk about planning ton and examine the life of a oyster. one of our trips, we might talk about water shed issues. >> during summer months, he and his crew lead camps along the water. >> we do more expanded educational opportunities. they are on board. half of the day is spent doing brain science. we have a net that we will set that out. things we catch, last

wednesday we caught squid. we will talk about fish. >> and their importance. other creatures that we may catch. and then other half of the day kid get the a chance to sail the boths, and fish the area. >> reporter: teaching those children about what goes on above and below water is penn collins, one of the several members of the aj merewalt that lives full-time on the boat. >> right new you we have nine, and then volunteers will come on and off. we have a captain, two mates, five deck hand and a cook. >> reporter: as the captain says each brings a different perspective to the 07-foot tall ship, each willing to show me the ropes when it comes to caring for and sailing the ship. >> unaudible. if your child is interested in becoming a sailor for the day like me, camps run through

august 31st. and they let me steer. so cool. >> so cool. >> aj merewalt departs from atlantic city on its way to cape may and will be there from august 11th to september 3rd. it is opened to the public. you can also be a sailor for a day. take part in a horseshoe crab discovery, and take part in their pirate sail. so guys, looks like fun. >> when you see this man leaving news room you never know what he gets into. >> you never know. >> it is a great gig. >> i like to keep it that way. >> thanks very much. people are warned to avoid a beach in scotland after a oil rig was blown a shore. this is in the western aisles, rig became lose becoming towed and storm blew it a ground. coastguard says pollution risk is believe to be low, it is carrying 280 tons of diesel fuel. >> wow. >> a lot of fuel there. >> yeah. >> katie, i know you say we will the not be too happy. >> well, if you don't like heat and humidity and it is

really soupy outside, like the proverbial pea soup that i talked about, it is really thick. air mass is so thick and moisture laden that you cannot help but notice it. when we look at morning lows we have seen from the eyewitness weather watchers these are early morning lows. william 75. and this is the lowest of the temperature got, and delores dropped to 72. so we're off to a warm start in short guys because of that, no problems hitting 90 . couple pictures. coming in this morning. very light breeze out of the southwest and that we are expecting from philly depict from old glory waving in the wind there and a couple beautiful sunrise shots. just impressive colors. thanks for those photos guys and keep them coming. meanwhile next couple days we're just kind of stuck in the atmosphere. there is no organized system except for this guy a frontal boundary off to the west to take its sweet time to get here. we've got some thunderstorms

off to the north buzz more scatter variety of showers and storms bubbling up with time today as instant a stability is created. jet stream off to the north means we are stuck in the heat and humidity and air mass and as a result, again it will be hot, steamy and unsettled. right through the rest of the week with high pressure building off shore and again no organize cyst to tell to shove this out of the way. at its worst, it will feel anywhere from 102 on thursday to 105 both friday and saturday. that is core of the worst of what we will experience with the heat in the days ahead but as far as our seven day goes we cannot go by daytime height. factor in the humidity. that is what i want you to use but we will be in the low 90's right through weekend and storms accompany every single day. >> it looks that way, no fun. >> thanks very much. good morning everyone. happy wednesday. we are looking at schuylkill westbound, take a look, you guys, heading out there, you will sit in. brake lights here. barely moving here.

so very busy on the schuylkill right around city avenue. it is a cool bird eye view of 95 south near girard and you can see how busy, so many vehicles in longer traveling at posted speeds on i-95 either. accident pennsylvania turnpike eastbound past mid county left lane blocked there but more serious accident here a vehicle went in the pole, e ms is on the scene, warminster road is blocked near york road. you will to have use an alternate. york road is probably going to be your best bet. also you guys take a look at this if you have in the seen this yet in the world of septa paoli thorndale is suspended between thorndale and malvern, until around 7:00 a.m. patco speed line is running a special scheduled westbound right around 9:36, on the button until around 2:00 p.m. and take a look at this 775 flights cancelled yesterday, 90 caps lacings expect this morning but hopefully normal

operations by midday today, brooke, over to you. meisha, i will take from it here. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview. gayle, good to see you. >> joe, how did you know there is a lot coming up because you are absolutely right but how did you know you are killing me. i just had a sense that there were. >> okay you are a smart cookie, good to see you joe. say hello to brooke. donald trump denies he meant any harm but even his own supporters say he went too far. we will have new reaction from both side on that. plus a closer look at how voting machines are susceptible to hackers. is this years olympics coverage under cutting female achievement. we will look at that. in an interview with she's a legend, icon, she's one and only merrill streep, wow. hugh grant is here too her co-star in the latest movie. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes and counting, joe, back to

you. >> gayle, it was a wise guess on my part, thanks so much. >> i think because you are smart. >> thanks, gayle. if the kid are bugging you for something to do it will be a insect invasion over at the academy of natural sciences of drexel university. annual bug fest is back, lets toss it over to brooke and meisha and, some special guests with you. >> yes, we do. >> look at what is in my hand, so cute. >> yes. >> we are joined by karen, you are a bug specialist, right. >> yes. >> this is overwhelming. so bugs make some people nervous and some people want to touch them. >> i'm one of them. >> he might give a little jerk, he is one of the largest longest beatles from south america. >> very important, that is

within of the things highlighting at bug fest, we love to promote bugs because they are an important part of our world. so very diverse. >> what is this guy here. >> i don't know if he likes that very much. >> he is a hercules beetle. they have the real large horns, and you can see how long that beek is on this guy. >> he has two and then he has one coming out of his head as well. he uses that to wrestle for mating rights. >> so incredibly prehistoric. >> lets talk about the grasshopper here. >> yes. >> oh, yeah. >> i have all kind of bug friend. that is what is fun, where ever you turn, there are insects and ones to meet. this is a grasshopper. you can see these all over florida, down in the the south east coast, up through around texas. >> yes. >> they are very colorful. they like to eat plants and they can be decomposed and eat

dead material as well. this is one of the many insects you will get to see, bug fest is awesome because we see these up close, you get to touch some and then learn lots about how they help the world we live n we are highlighting insect architecture and important decomposers: >> is what different between centipede and million pied. >> meisha cannot touch that one right. >> i do not advise touching what is in there but this one we can touch. if you want to put him back in there. >> yes. >> reason why we keep him on the log he has a good grip he is really comfortable right there. >> but this is a millipied and they are more four legs for every ring and they are eating plant material and stuff. >> centipede, like this one right here moving much faster.

>> look at him. >> they are doing the wave as they move. they move five legs at a time. >> so i was going to ask you what other kind of things can the kid do this weekend. >> we have our ever popular roach race 500 we will race cockroaches. >> yes. >> yes. >> keep track of what iconic sections of the city that they get to visit. >> yes. >> and art museum as well. >> we have our scientists not full force, with corrections you never get to see. we have our bug chef back this year, where we will be doing cooking demonstration was bugs and get chocolate chip cookies which are more delicious then would you think. >> i was going to ask what about habitats because i know environment when it comes to insects is so incredibly important. >> it is. >> and insect here on the lid, i can handle her, now this is a insect that lives in the rain forest areas of south

east asia. >> yes. >> we will take to you break with this one. >> meisha, will you hold this one too. >> thanks for being here. >> we will be right back. your daughter wants youfrom artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for less. only at my giant.

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welcome back here's to go: >> a six year-old girl is in the hospital after someone shot her playing in front of her home. police are searching for the gun man. >> attorney general the kathleen kane returns to court. yesterday prosecutors said she was out for revenge when leaking information in 204. her defense said she made a honest mistake. >> wildwoods mayors want beach go tours stay out of the water when life guard are gone, that is after several recent rescues they have been off-duty. that is three to go. how about a last check of weather and traffic. >> yeah, once more again we are still dealing with, some clouds out there right now, luckily those are lend to go sunshine and hot and see more then are storms, meisha. >> when we go to our wide we are looking at 14 on the schuylkill, 28 on interest state i-95 in the southbound direction 31 on the blue route. >> all right. thanks, next up on cbs this morning latest from the campaign trail and looking at how easy, it is to hack into voting machines. >> have a great day.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, august 10th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump defends his comments that many say invited violence against hillary clinton. and newly released e-mails suggest close ties to between clinton's state department and her family's foundation. a florida police officer kills a 73-year-old woman during a citizen training exercise. the police chief calls it a horrible accident. plus, michael phelps wins his 21st gold medal. the women's gymnastics team beat the russians but men say they are getting too much credit by the triumph of the women. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds.