shower this morning, but then the heat and humidity return. now, all eyes are on the weekend forecast. today is friday, august 26, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> hey there, i'm become thomas. we have lauren and justice in the studio today hanging out in for katie and meisha, they're off today. good morning. >> good morning, so far so good as far as traffic goes. at least the weather not causing any delays, but typical rush hour, heading to us, but hot one out there, right, lauren? >> hot and steamy, break out the shorts and t's, friday will be a steam bath. but it will be brief. so we just have to get through today, improving conditions as we head into the upcoming weekend. certainly mild start to our day. 76 degrees right now in philadelphia, that dew point is way up into the low 70s, so, feeling humid, down the shore, at 74 degrees, right now, in the poconos, mild start to the day, as well, at 69 degrees. winds out of the west, little bit after breeze, at around 8 miles per hour. storm scan3, showing us, we do have couple of showers around right now, cold front is making it way through the delaware valley. so we could see little bit of

a sprinkle, trying to work it way into center city, over about the next hour, but seeing couple of raindrops coming down right now, in and around the phoenixville area. but, this cell is trending to weaken. we will continue to do so as we head into about the next half hour. couple of little tiny sprinkles, popping right now in and around the trenton area, but i think if you leave the umbrella behind, you'll be a-okay today. just the chance of morning sprinkle over the next couple of hours, otherwise decrease in clouds headed into the afternoon. hot, humid, although we will have little breeze will help cool us off. shifting over to the northwest as we head into the second half of the day, justin, formerly component to the wind flow will bring us lower humidity, headed into the upcoming weekend, we talk more about that if your full forecast coming up. >> good news, a lot of people excited about that. not the best sunrise shaping up this morning at about 23 minute, do have some clouds around, saw couple of showers, and wet roads. this is 422 right near collegeville, again, we had that brief shower that rolled on through, but traffic, moving directions pretty good

here in both directions. ben franklin bridge, see the city, we had some clouds, but inbound and out bound no problems yet. and then we take you out toward 202, this is route 30, again, see little bit of orange, color, trying to show off the sunrise, still decent amount. vine street expressway, good, looking wean right here, couple of earlier accident, all good. now the trolley tunnels still remaining closed, through monday, from eight p.m. to 5:00 a.m. each night. so ten, 11, 34, 36 trolleys, diverted to 40th and market. the alternate will be the market frankford line. and then, new jersey travel times, still looking pretty good. forty-two freeway northbound that's 12 minute trip from the a.c. expressway to the walt whitman bridge. that's a look at your ride, jim, we send it back to you. >> thank you, justin. officials investigating hazmat situation at chemical manufacturing plant in juniata. the 3600 block of g street is still closed this morning. we're told chemical process at that business had gone outside of it normal limit.

our crews, when they were there, could smell strong odor similar to black licorice. no one was injured. no houses were evacuated. safety officials stress there is no danger to anyone living in this area. >> a little girl is in extremely critical condition after a shoot-out in camden. >> police are offering a reward in hopes that someone will come forward with information. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live at cooper university hospital, where that little girl is fighting for her life this morning. jan? >> reporter: jim, brooke, good morning, that little girl only eight years old was brought here to cooper university hospital, on wednesday night, shot once in the head. as you mentioned, she's currently in extremely critical condition. in the meantime, police continue to investigate the shooting, and now they're offering a $6,000 reward for information in her case. >> shot at the baby like that, and i seen the wounds in her head. i still see. >> still in shock, neighbor and family friend recall the

horrifying moment gunfire rang out wednesday night near eighth and spruce streets in camden. >> need to turn themselves in. that was a eight year old baby. she didn't even have a chance. >> neighbors say eight year old gabriela looking forward to going back to school soon. instead shot to university hospital shot once in the head and in extremely critical condition. there is now a $6,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the people responsible. >> i'm quite confident that with the community's help, we will be able to bring these individuals to justice. >> police say it was around 8:30 wednesday when multiple gunmen opened fire on the child's block. investigators believe the violence was related to gang activity. playing outside at the time, gabriela was caught in the crossfire. yesterday investigators combed the scene for clues. they say they now have solid leads and surveillance video. >> we're going put lazer like focus on these individuals. and we will do information our power to make sure they never walk the streets as free individuals again. >> for this community justice can't be swift enough. meantime camden county police

express their heartfelt sympathy to the little girl's family and made a promise. >> i reassured the mother we are putting all of our resources to get the people thal did this, to hold them responsible, and provide her some sense of justice, for this act that was incomprehensible. >> again, $6,000 reward for information, anyone who can help should call police. tips will be kept confidential. reporting live outside cooper university hospital this morning. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thanks, jan. hundreds of after shocks are complicating rescue effort in italy following this week's devastating earthquake. >> the affected areas are now even more unstable. cbs news correspondent jonathan viglioti live in amatrice where there was another quake this morning, jonathan? >> reporter: good morning, that earthquake, that after shock, from wednesday's earthquake this morning, was

4.8 on the richter scale, to put that strength in perspective, we were about an hour away from where we are now in a hotel, and could feel those vibrations. now, here we are, outside the entrance to amatrice, one of the hardest hit towns from this earthquake on wednesday, and police say, because of this morning's after shock, and the hundreds of after shocks since wednesday's earthquake, it simply is too unsafe to get into the town for fear of more buildings could collapse. rescues teams in central italy pressed on for third day, still trying to find people trapped under the rubble. drone footage taken above the hard hit town of amatrice shows the extent of the destruction. homes without roofs, others barely left standing. this woman was moved to tears as she waited for news of her missing parents, after hours of searching, rescue teams finally pulled their bodies from the rubble of their homes. fran chest co-was left in complete shock after seeing the damage to his house

yesterday. having already lost many friends, he now has no home to return to. >> this was my house. i don't have a house, yes. >> reporter: hundreds of powerful after shocks have left towns here even more unstable. and that's created chaos for rescuers trying get to the scene. yesterday a strong 4.3 tremor in amatrice stirred up dust and fear. speaking in rome, italy prime minister brushed off criticism the country could have done more to make buildings in the region quake-proof. instead he announced multi-million dollar effort to rebuild. nations around the world are now standing in solidarity with the people of italy, lighting upland marks, like the statue of christ the redeemer in rio, and the spire of one world trade in the color of italy's flag. >> and dozens of people are still believed to be burried under that rubble, which in

some cases stacks up to more than 10 feet tall over 4,000 crews are dispatched to this region, now, with the delicate effort of sifting through the rubble, jim, brock? >> thank you jonathan for that update. >> also, up close view of the damage left behind by deadly earthquake in me myanmar, the 6.8 magnitude quake happened wednesday. drones show toppled historic temples dating back to the tenth century. 185 brick pagoda's were damaged. >> now seeing the exact moment a suspected drunk driver struck a philadelphia police sergeant? manayunk. take a look at the surveillance video. sergeant joseph cain junior was struck by the car while conduct ago traffic stop on main street near sherrs lane early yesterday morning, colin murphy of swenksville was behind the wheel and kept going. a tow truck driver helped officers locate murphy and he was arrested. sergeant cane suffered multiple injuries, including a broken collarbone.

>> we now know the woman who fell off zip line platform in delaware suffered from blunt force trauma a59 year old tina werner, when she fell nearly 40 feet. happened at go april zip line, tree top adventures in bear, delaware. her family said zip lining was on her bucket littles. go april released a statement reading in part: participant witnesses have stated at the time of the accident, werner had unfortunately disconnected herself from the safety system. it continues, all of the koran associated safety equipment is and remains in sound operational condition. >> well, still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", big changes for the judge who came under fire after sentencing a stanford swimmer to six months in a sexual assault case. why he will never preside over another rape case again. plus this. >> a relief to know that i

can -- really, really, i should not. >> customers share what happened inside the indianna starbucks leveled by a tornado, and we'll let you know who saved their lives. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and the phillies say good-bye to fan favorite, the surprise trade that has everyone talking. stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> we are hearing tails of heroism following wednesday's powerful tornados in indianna. >> we've been telling but this, a crowded starbucks was actually flattened, by a tornado, but, luckily, no one inside was killed. customers say the store manager saved their lives. they say they were in the middle of their day when the manager yelled for everyone to run into the bathroom. more than 20 people crammed inside the bathroom, then a tornado whipped around the building. >> he shut the door in the bathroom, told everyone to close the door, it is coming. a relief to know that i came out alive in that. and really, really, i shunned have. >> as many as 15 tornados touched down across indianna with winds of 16 a miles an hour. cars were damaged, broken windows, and they were entire neighborhoods, just ripped to shreds.

>> tornados in the midwest, and then lauren's keeping an eye on the tropics. >> but lauren, how does the weekend look for our area? >> it is looking a-okay, quiet conditions, active weather across parts of the country, but for us, smooth sailing. getting a live look right now in our neighborhood network, palmyra cove nature park looking at center city philadelphia, kind of hard to see, because we do have some clouds in place, little fog, as well, current temperature at 74 degrees, we do have the surface moisture in place, seeing reduced visibility in some locations, do watch out for. that will otherwise mild conditions, 76 degrees in philadelphia, where the low 70s in the lehigh valley, and waking up to middle 70s down the shore, also waking up to a bunch of humidity, dew points up into the 70s, even middle 70s across parts of delaware, once the dew point crosses that 70 degrees threshold, humidity starts to feel oppressive, and that's going to be the trend through the day today. but we do have cold front moving through the area, as we speak, generating few isolated showers, very light in intensity, this was a thunderstorm, couple of hours ago, it has been slow to die

out, but gradually dissipating as it moves its way eastbound, right now bringing very light rainfall to part of montgomery, chester counties, continuing to work off to the east. could bring few raindrops to center city philadelphia as we head into the next hour. future weather showing us as we head into the second half of the morning, shower activity will dissipate. as we head into the afternoon hours, decrease in clouds, maybe very stray shower along the coast later today as the colds front exit, but otherwise as we head into the evening hours, headed out on your friday evening, friday night, looking good, no problems, dry weather, and humidity that will be falling off. but for today, mostly sunny, maybe stray shower at the beach. 89 degrees, high temperature, so it is going to be a hot one. do watch out for the rip countries being an as we head into the second day of the weekend and for the weekend entirely, because we do have this tropical system off shore, gaston, right now, tropical storm, and it is forecast to strengthen as we head into the next couple of days, it is not going to be a direct threat to the united states as it strengthens into a category two hurricane, but,

justin, could see some strong rip current over the next couple every days specially into early next week. down the shore, so people have to watch out for. that will be sure to swim near a lifeguard. >> that's right, yes, pretty amazing storm, that strong, so far off shore, but definitely later, sunday afternoon, you will in the the stronger surf, starting to arrive. that could be huge, but waves for days. that's good news if you are a surfer with gaston sitting out over the open waters. collegeville, 422, eastbound headlight volume pick picking up. rain going on. to the schuylkill, westbound, south street. do have accident, but it is pulled over here to the shoulder here. so we are getting by. probably just little bit of gaper delay to deal with. then we switch around here. this is eastbound here at south street. again we do have disable vehicle, so looks like pretty slow right around that zone, as well. heads up turnpike westbound, we have an accident now, this is before the mid-county left lane block, so this is starting to back up a little bit. so just add extra time to your drive time if you are head in the that area. septa trolley, do have some

equipment problems, routes ten, 11, 13, 34, 36, affected here, ten minute delays. that's a look at your ride this morning, we send it back over to you. >> this morning, the california july criticized for how he handled a case involving a rape its, is no longer going to hear criminal cases. judge aaron has requested to be reassigned, will now hear civil cases. first he attracted criticism after sentencing stanford student brock turner to six months in jail. turner had been found guilty of sexually assaulting a unconscious woman at fraternity party in 2015. the judge is still facing a recall effort. >> well, coming up, alert for parent in this week's recall round up. i'll tell you about the item that could put your child at risk. >> police say someone used a postal service to get revenge on an ex. we'll tell you what they say was inside a package, that landed one man in jail.

>> investigators say wisconsin man faces several charges, for allowing a live, 4-foot python to his girlfriend. fortunately it was non-venamous, and taken to a sanctuary. eric also sent threatening letters to his ex at her job and left threatening messages on her phone, and emailed her 50 times in two week, even

found letter address today her in his pocket, when they arrested borrows. >> from toys to popular kitchen appliances, there is some of the dangerous products that could put your family at risk, that were recalled this week. here's what you need to know in this week's "3 on your side" weekend round up. >> first up, whirlpool recalling 15,000 ike row wave offense due to potent al fire hazard. three fires have been reported so far. the recall involves whirlpool brand microwave hood combination. they were sold in stainless steel, black, and white, at retailers like best buy, hh greg, lower's -- lowe's and sears from january 2014 through april of this year. various model numbers are involved in this recall. unplug the microwave, contact whirlpool for free replacement product. next up, unsafe strollers. 20,000 safety first step and go travel systems, are being recalled, due to fall hazard, the product functions as a

stroller and carseat. model number t r3 14 is printed on a label on the back of the stroller seat. the product was sold in babies r us stores and on line by babies r us, wal-mart, and amazon, beginning in may of 2015. stop using the strollers and contact safety first, for a free repair kit. >> finally, toy trouble, alex toys is recalling 91,000 infant building set, due to a choking hazard. there have been 22 report of parts breaking off. the recall involves alex junior, baby builder, first pops, and first snaps building set. the building sets were sold from 2009 through june of this year, by barnes and noble, landed none, and zully. com. return it to alex toys for a full refund. >> i posted links with additional information on all of these recalls on cbsphilly.com. just click consumer. over check out my facebook and twitter feeds.

all he be posting the information there shortly, as well. >> all right, up next. phillies fans are buzzing this morning after the team trades a fan favorite. >> and hundreds of thousands of mosquitos are being released. find out how this could be the key to fighting the zika virus, coming up.

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registered for the 5k. that will kick off from the courthouse steps on main street september 11. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", ryan lochte is criminally charged. >> we'll tell you what that means for the olympic swimmer. justin? >> brooke, jim, soon departing 30th street station, that sign behind me we will tell you live what's replacing it, why jim might like it after all. >> great, simple issue in the president election, brian web in new york the latest from the campaign trail is coming

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was a eight year old baby. she didn't even have a chance. >> young girl caught in the crossfire in camden is fighting for her life. >> there is now the $6,000 rewards for information. >> this morning another strong after shock slams central italy. >> hundreds of powerful after shocks have left towns here even more unstable. and that's creating chaos for rescuers trying to get to the scene. >> olympic swimmer ryan lochte has been formally charge in the brazil for damaging a gas station in the rio olympics and lying about it. >> everyone makes mistakes. but what you do afterward defines who you are. >> what did you think of trump's softening his position on immigration? >> i don't buy it because (speaking another language) >> and no direct translation at the moment.

but i think one word means it yacht in spanglish that was tim kaine making first late night talk show appearance on the late show last night. lauren, how does it feel outside right now? >> oh, it feels pretty humid out here right now, looking off to the west, i see some clouds are kind of moving this way. we have couple of showers right now on storm scan3. but, certainly, mild, don't at all need a jacket, when we started the week with kind of cool, crisp air, now it is muggy and warm, temperatures mild all across the region, 76 degrees right now in philadelphia, 73 in allentown, sitting close to 70 degrees in the poconos. when we started off the week in the 40's, in that region, dew points are elevated, up about five, 10 degrees, and dew point department meaning it feels pretty soupy when you step outside. storm scan3 showing us we do have few light showers around right now due to cold front that's making it way across the delaware valley. shower, just trying to make its way into center city philadelphia. but the rainfall, very light, in intensity, could see

isolated shower or sprinkle really over the next couple of hours, clouds hanging around into the 9:00 hour. decrease clouds into lunchtime , 93 by the end of the day today under mostly sunny sky, and shore forecast looking pretty good, although today will be the hot day down the shore, so prepare for that. with high temperature justin near 90 degrees, but by sunday, the end of the weekend, beautiful beach weather, with high temperatures in the low 80s. >> yes, that's right, now, how many i at this drops too over the next few days, but still stays pretty warm even over the next several days, talk about that in a little bit. accident stacking up across the region moving into prime time rush hour. to 95, upside, of girard point bridge. we have an accident, taking out the one lane here. bit of gaper delay. just some slow go. and i'm sure that will back up little bit toward the airport. love the penndot trying to twist the camera on you. take you to 59 cottman, look at this, 30:00, still in pretty good shape both directions, volume pick up little bit headed southbound.

at least speeds still looking good. wide zoom, the ben franklin bridge from the jersey side, heading toward the city, again, both directions, inbound and out bound. no problems here so far on the ben franklin bridge. here is the accident on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound, been moved to the shoulder, damage has been done, so back up little bit. past ft. washington, at least starting to move again with it being moved off to the shoulder. we had some earlier delays on septa trolleys. these route looking much better now on time, with that tunnel cleared, the issues they had. here is another accident, 295 northbound, near 168. in new jersey, the right lane blocked, so watch out for the back up there. looking at your ride this morning, we send it back over to you guys, jim? >> thank you, justin, sign of the times, amtrak announces new plans to update their decades old flip board to a digital display. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at 30th street station, where some travelers are not happy about the change, justin, you know that includes jim donovan, but you said, you have something he may like,

right? >> reporter: brooke, jim, jim, we know you wear glasses, and of course this sign is going away soon, many fans like you are having a hard time with the idea of it going away before it even does, but jim and fans, going away this sign will be doing very soon, and amtrak says what will replace it, a digital display, easier to see, jim, will be better for all. that display will soon flip its final flap. in the industry, it is name for italian company that manufactures them. this one here at 30th street believed to date back to at least the early 80s, though its purpose is to update train schedules, seems more popular for that flipping sound. now, no word if the new display replacing this board will feature that sound, but amtrak says it was timed to move on. in recent years, the agency says its displays have become pricier and fussier to fix. in their place, amtrak

promises new digital sign and, that will be easier to read, and better served disable travelers being amtrak washington dc baltimore station haves already rolled out the digital displays, and new york penn station and philly are next. and of course, we in philly have a thing or two to say about change. >> double ties this, it may be a good thing, maybe we can provide more information, more accurate update. maybe it is easier to manage. so i welcome the evolution. >> big bulky screen, to a flat screen, people will get used to it. >> it is synonymous with the trains, train stations, we certainly understanded the significance of that. what it will be replaced with, still working on the planning stages for that. >> reporter: now, no word yet on when amtrak will change that board. and no word yet on where that board might end up. we have discussed that maybe jim will buy it, but we are hearing it may go to a museum. we want to show you this, too, my photographer kyle and i were talking, this display is

digital. very easy to move, and read, crisp looking, that is a a solari board, it is hard to read, it sometimes breaks, really not even a contest, jim. >> i don't care if it is hard to read. it is the one place, if you go to europe, that sound european trains, click, click, click, i feel like i'm very international at 30th street station. i don't care what it says up there, i just like the sound. >> not with a it says, justin, it is the feeling. >> thanks, justin. happening today, vice president joe biden will be in wilmington, delaware, talking about the amtrak expansion. he is expected to announce a new and investment in rail service including the completion of hornel in austin. biden has long history of a champion, he road the train to washington from his delaware home every day since becoming a senator in 1972.

>> well, some back and forth bickering going on in campaign 2016. this morning the candidates are in a war of words to win over minority and undecided voters. cbs news correspondent brian web has more on what the candidates are saying now. >> reporter: hillary clinton is accusing donald trump of releasing a radical fringe within the republican party. >> he says he want to make america great again. his real message seems to be make america hate again. >> reporter: in reno yesterday, she slams trump for spread wag she calls racist lies and conspiracy their he is. >> of course, there is always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, a lot of it a rising from racial resentment. but it has never had the nominee of a major party stoking it, encouraging it, and giving it a national mega phone until now. >> trump tried to beat clinton to the punch on racism claims.

>> hillary clinton and her donors and advisors, pushing her to spread fears and her lies. remember, these three words: shame on you. >> besides bashing clinton, trump continues to clarify his evolving ideas on immigration. he admitted to cnn anderson cooper last night that it would be impossible to deport all of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrant living in the u.s. >> no, it is not a pass, there is no pass to legalization, unless people leave the country, well, when they come back in, if they come back in, then they can start paying tax. >> trump will court hispanic voters today in las vegas. brian web for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> now, emails from hillary clinton's private e-mail server could be released in just a few weeks. federal judge ordered the state department to start delivering some of the emails

uncovered by the f.b.i. no later than december 13th, the order specifically aimed at document related to the attack on the us consolate in bin gas i. >> this morning police in rio have officially charged ryan lochte with falsely reporting a crime. in convicted he could be jailed for one, to six month, or face a fine. he doesn't actually have to appear in a breast ill yan courtroom, though, can he sends a lawyer in his place. lochte say he and three swimmers were rocked at gunpoint, but police say they vandalized a gas station bathroom, security guards made them pay for the damage. >> the phillies and their fans are bidding farewell to another fan favorite. >> the beloved catcher carlos ruiz has been traded to the dodgers. now, it was chooch to charge the mound after the phils won the 2008 world series, he has a game winning hit in one of those games. ruiz also caught major league

record for no hitters and roy's perfect game. chooch will be missed. >> chooch is one of the greatest. he was therefore the world series. he did all he did. >> he is a philly fan favorite. we can't sit out there in the stands any moran creep chooch. >> phillies get catcher aj ellis, pitcher and a player to be named later. the trade leaves only ryan howard left from the world series champs. >> meanwhile, sixers fans have chance to meet number one draft pick ben simmons this weekend, simmons and a.m. bead will be at the beach bash in after long, signing autographs. the party tips off at jack's place on 36th street, from 3:00 until 6:00. coming up: why cruise ship passengers are being issued a travel alert. plus this. >> researchers in california are trying reduce the mosquito population by releasing hundreds of thousands of mosquitos out into the open. i'm chris martinez, near fresno, california, i'll tell

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using altered mosquitos to help prevent the spread of other bugs and mosquitos. chris martinez explains how it works. >> mosquito control teams in this california neighborhood are trying new tactic to battle the bugs, that carry the zika virus. the mosquito is called ajipt. >> very serious diseases, historically yellow fever, now more recently zika virus. >> scientists are releasing hundreds of thousands of scientifically altered male mosquitos to mate with females, which can carry the zika virus. the altered males carry bacteria, which prevent the feel mates from reproducing, the females are the only ones who bite people and spread disease. >> so they won't hatch, the eggs. >> lab in kentucky injected male mosquitos with the bacteria, shipped them to california. >> are these all of the same species? >> these are.

>> researchers expect the mosquito population will plummet, could use this army of moss keith oats strategically against zika if it appears. >> maybe you start to see the transmission in a certain area, you can go to the area with the moth keys owes, release them. >> researchers say so far the project's results are promising, with tens of thousands more altered mosquitos left to deploy. scries martinez, "eyewitness news". >> like fighting fire with fire. mosquitos with mosquitos. >> ugh. what's going on over there with you. >> we have our weather watchers in with us this morning, they're up early, giving us their reports, and temperatures are mild, and all of our cbs-3 weather watchers commenting on how humid it is to start off on this friday morning, so we check out current numbers. a lot of low and mid 70s right now. so we head up north of trenton, seven had degrees reported by lauren, and he's reporting kind of partly sunny conditions right now. also, check in, go west of the

city, we see 73 degrees, center city philadelphia, bill the weather watch ers in cart inning ton, pennsylvania, also reporting partly sunny conditions, he said humid this morning, the dew point is at 68. and the overnight dew point, close to the 07 degrees mark. really start to feel that humid factor, let's head down into delaware, 74 degrees right now reported by cbs-3 weather watcher. she has sunny conditions, little haze around right now, in wilmington, and she says humidity is creeping back in, that is for sure. but tgif. yes, it is friday. we are all happy about that. getting live look right now at center city philadelphia, we do have some clouds in place, with shower that's trying to work itself in. current temperature at 76 degrees. wind out of the southwest driving in some of the moisture. temperatures are mild all across the area right now. middle 70s for most of our reporting sites. storm scan3, showing us, the trends, couple of isolated showers, we do have this very light shower, continuing to fall apart, maybe couple of raindrops working into east falls right now, back into merion, can see raindrop or

two in center city philadelphia over the next 20 minute. then have batch of showers, moving their way eastbound to the toms river area, so could see raindrop or two in that area over the next 30 minutes. but for today, decrease in clouds, hot, humid, high temperature at 93, mostly clear tonight, no problems, tropical concerns, we have gaston, not going to be a problem, but keeping an eye on invest 99, could be a problem for the gulf coast, we head into the next several days, but justin no problems for us this weekend, pair of 89's, lower humidity, and high temperatures right around 89 degrees, with a loft sunshine. >> yes, and that pattern just stays warm all the way through next week, hopefully stays nice for next weekend, as we head toward labor day. time certainly flying. still have the accident, taking out the one lane here, upside on the girard point bridge. northbound here on 95. so, slow right around, a lot of our gaper delays going on there. then we have stack up, issues here, on the 42 freeway, that typical volume. then watch out for this is the

schuylkill westbound, reverse commute slow there, speeds down to 14 miles per hour, in that zone. couple of problems here on the turnpike westbound before mid-county accident has been moved to the shoulder still back up all the way past ft. washington, and also, at ft. washington the right lane blocked, due to disable truck, and then farther back to the east, we have another disable truck, westbound, at bensalem. that's moved to the shoulder. so some issues westbound on the turnpike, then 295 we have that accident still, taking out the right lane at 168. that's a look at your ride, jim, brooke, back to you. >> thank you, justin. 6:50. certainly a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, nora. >> good morning to you, brooke, jim, that's right, accusations of prejudice and racism dominating the presidential campaign this morning, we're going to look into the rise of the so-called alt right movement. plus a unique approach to fighting super bugs. jim, check out this dog. it could save lives by smelling the dangerous drug resistant bacteria.

how cool is that? and a preview of anthony mason's sunday morning conversation with barbara streisand. why the legendary singer doesn't really like performing. the news is back in the morning. we'll see in you about ten minute. who does not love barbara industries snapped. >> you grabbed me right there, babs. >> still on the dogs, but barbara streisand. >> but barbara streisand, all in. >> he is there. thanks, nora. >> jim, jim, if you were here with me, would you sing with me pappa can you hear me? >> i would, i would. >> right now. >> love it. >> one of my favorites, too. >> thanks, nora. >> in other news, a photographer in annapolis maryland gives away photo shoots to families with children who face challenges. >> as weijia jiang reports, this story re i awesome, says changing the public perception what's so-called normal is the biggest challenge.

>> ready, one, two, three. cheese. >> when stephanie smith locks through her camera lens at six year old asante allen she doesn't see a child with special needs. she sees a special child. >> the strength and resilience interest these kids have been far more inspiring, and touching, and moving, than any other normal child that i've ever been able to shoot. >> the 28 year old says eight month ago, she red a blog post about another photographer who turned down a job, because the client's daughter has downe syndrome. >> for me that was just my wake-up call. >> it inspired her to offer photo shoots to families with children who have diseases and other conditions for free. >> turn your body to me a little bit. >> has dwarf i am, his brother do not. they treat their kids differently but not smith. >> if someone is seeing, you know, the way we actually are, rather than a spectacle, or

some people to gawk at, this is still as and tee, human tip, and to show his funny side, and that's the most important thing, to show us as a family, not a special needs family. >> mother herself watched her sister battle cancer twice which also inspired the project. >> i always new, like when that happened, i wanted to finds a way to give back. >> smile. >> snake her charity lenses for love. because she says love is unconditional. weijia jiang, cbs news, annapolis, maryland. >> happening today: ticket go on sale for tours of prince's private home and studio. >> pacely park in minnesota will open for daily tours starting october 6. tours will include the studios where prince recorded his biggest hits. thousands of artifacts from his personal archives will also be on display. >> well, britney spears is back. >> the pop princess made carpool karaoke debut on last

night's late late show with james corden. >> ♪ hit me baby one more time ♪ >> of course, that's her break out smash hit, baby one more time, along with school uniforms and pigtails. they also did duet of oops i did it again and toxic. they talk about their kids. brittany has two boys, they're nine and ten, and she says she want more. >> how many more? >> like three. >> three more? you're going to go straight up five? >> i have to find the right guy first. and then, you know. >> tell him that he is about to become a father of three children? >> ♪ all i want is another baby ♪ >> this is a big week for britney spears. today her studio albumn glory will be released and sunday she returns to the stage, for the video music award. >> we will be right back with three to go.

i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs]

>> here is three to go. >> police announcing $6,000 rewards for information leading to the arrest every gunman responsible for shooting eight year old girl in camden, wednesday night. >> vice president joe biden will be in wilmington, delaware today. he will announce new investment in amtrak, which includes, the completion of the hornel austin contract,

with amtrak. >> and today is national dog day. animal care and control of philadelphia is waiving adoption fees for all dogs, this afternoon. >> good news, and that's three to go. last check on weather and traffic? >> i think it was dog day, we have the pictures of the dogs. it will be good day to do that. because it is hot and humid, so stay inside, tweet some pictures of your dogs, 93 degrees, isolated sprinkle over the next couple of hours, decrease in clouds otherwise, this evening will be pleasant, drop in humidity, weekend looks great. less humid tomorrow, sunday not too shabby repeat at 89. >> those are july temperatures, not late august. ninety-five accident northbound on girard point bridge cleared but still issues westbound on the turnpike, before mid-county, accident to the shoulder, but then at ft. washington we got disable truck there, speeds very slow on the schuylkill, typical slow spots. >> thanks, justin, next on cbs this morning, man's best friend the newest weapon in the health industry fight against deadly bacteria. >> we'll find out.

have a great day. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, august 26th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." accusations of racism dominate the presidential campaign. hillary clinton accuses donald trump of spreading fear and lies. trump says clinton paints decent american as racists. a power outage leaves florida air traffic controllers in the dark. and unable to track planes already in the air. >> we will introduce you to angus, the first superbug sniffing dog to help stop threatening diseases in hospitals. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. she