>> a highway inferno a bridge collapses during the hight of rush hour. what was burning and the traffic nightmare caused by the fire. >> and thunderstorms are rolling through the area right now. and you won't want to leave home without your umbrella tomorrow. kate says we'll get soaked. she times out the storm for us and let's you know what the heaviest rain arrives. >> and first, two violent incidents on the new jersey turnpike. a deadly shooting and a

dramatic arrest all within a couple of hours of each other. the two separate investigations still up folding tonight. good evening i'm ukee washington. >> i'm natasha brown in for jessica tonight at first it was thought the two incidents on the turnpike might be connected and we now know it's not the case. >> the dadly shooting happened molly pitcher in cranberry middlesex county and it was followed bay rest in salem grove county and david spunt is live tonight with more details. >> we have shorts fired. >> new jersey state troopers rushed to the scene of molly paper service area in cranberry township before 3:00 thursday afternoon and a state trooper opened fire shooting and killing a man sitting inside this pickup truck. >> we rolled it up and saw it and she the cashier said somebody got shot. >> they will not say what led to the shooting. 70 miles away 90 minutes later chopper 3 caught police chasing

this car south own the turnpik turnpike. five miles north of delaware memorial bridge and that came to a halt. police with guns surrounded car and took three people into custody. it appeared the incidents ma maying related and sources say they are not. south jersey incident is part of criminal investigation out of maryland and the source would not get into the specifics of each case. both incidents remain under investigation and new jersey attorney general's office investigating the cranberry township shooting. david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> new tonight this highway in atlanta is shut down after a massive fire caused the road to collapse. intense flames melted overpass on interstate 835 before it gave way. at this point we don't know what caused the fire in some piles of plastic wiring under the highway. traffic was backed up for miles as drivers had nowhere to go. transportation officials state highway will be closed for the foreseeable future. and teenager is now behind

bars for a series of attacks on women in delaware county and authorities tonight believe there could be more victim out. there 19-year-old de john lee is charged with raping and robbing nine women over the past three years and alleged attacks napped secluded areas some of the victims told police lee wore a mask or tried to shield his face during attacks. the break in the case came when one victims recognized him. >> she also indicated that she had heard his voice and was not sure but believed it was him. >> i am not going to take the law in my hand but it's disgust that a human being could drop this low. >> reporter: anyone with information this this case should contact police right away. authorities hope the public can help them with unsolved murder of a woman for information in the death of

marquia benson she was found deaded in her apartment one year ago. beaten. the killer, whom it is believed knew benson scawld messages on the wall before leaving her in a bathtub of scalding water. benson's family spoke out today asking if anyone knows anything to speak of. >> do the right thing. do the right thing. come forward. express your side of it if there is a side. >> detectives would not discuss possible dna found at the scene nor riotings they say killer left own benson's walls. >> disturbing case of animal cruelty in ben same. jealousy drove joel dave toys kill not one but two of his girlfriend's dogs. jennifer sherman said she left her dogs in the care of davis in two occasion and davis confessed to crushing and suffocating them. >> he said to me because i showed more love to the dogs than i did to him.

>> who knows maybe the dogs saved her life. and he's not in her life an anymore thank god for her and it's a shame and hopefully justice will be served. >> davis is held on $500,000 bail. >> also, tonight, a drexel university professor is making national headlines facing backlash on social media offer a tweet. and this is not the first time his words have stirred up controversy. >> a drexel university professor sparked outrage on social media after posting a tweet, george sickrela mar is professor the global politics and posted this sunday morning. some guy gave up first class seat for uniformed soldier people are thanking him i'm not to vomit or yell about mozul. that came on heels of investigation in u.s. military air strike that reportedly killed 200 civilians. this is not the first time he has made headlines for social media posts.

around christmas time he tweeted "all i want for christmas is white genocide." >> he has his own beliefs and has a right to say them. it's america. first amendment. so he can say whatever he wants to say. >> he's reputation of drexel he represents that image and you represent yourself in a negative way. >> the professor is not backing down and says in a statement in part "i sent a personal tweet in reaction to what i considered a something you and self congratulatory gesture by first class passenger towards uniformed soldier, maybe predictably my tweet was said into and misrepresented by the outrage machine that is right wing media" he went on to say "needless to say my personal views expressed off campus have nothing to do with those of my employer drexel university" some students that we talked to say it would seem hard to separate the two. >> that means outside of work that's how you probably act.

and inside work it's a different story. i don't think we needs those types of people around student students. >> drexel university responded with a statement that nraedz part "the recent social media comments by george sickrela mar was made outside the classroom, are his opinion and do not represent the university views. >> professor has made his twitter account private and at last check has more than 10,000 followers. >> ousted security advice ormichael flynn said he will testify about ties to russia in exchange for immunity. they held the first public hearings on russia interference in the presidential election. and senators questioned cyber security experts on how russia interferes in the elections and they testified there is little doubt russia was behind the rampid spread of fake news and hacking of democratic emails. >> and a seal is being nursed back to health now after surviving a shark attack offer the jersey shore.

you can see here some of the bite marks on the seal. it was found stranded on the beach in manasquan monmouth county and they stitched up the seal and they tell eyewitness news it is expected to make a full recovery. the philadelphia museum of art breaks ground on multi-million dollar renovation project and these are renderedings of what the museum will look like once construction is finished. frank geary is leading the project to add 67,000 square feet of public space for the museum. you have to wait until 2020 to see the finished product. >> robot revolution. why you should worry about rebought replacing you at work. >> and plus finders, keepers, who gets to spend all of the cash after it was left in the middle of the road. >> and then chasing the world one cheesesteak at a time. the little restaurant with a big mission, tonight taste with

tory. kate. >> we have a few showers and thunderstorm or two rumbling through the area now. this is just the appetizer. main course storm comes in overnight and tomorrow and it's a friday soaker and both commutes impacted and which is worse and when the storm timely moves out. >> and who says there's no crying in baseball. what caused a phillies player to breakdown in the locker to breakdown in the locker room.

>> a septa worker goats keep money he found. he stum beinged on the cash while heading home from work and turned the money into police. but after no one claimed the cash for a year, a judge said treacy gets to keep the entire windfall. >> mile snow space for the first time ever space x launc launched recycled rockok broadct space before safely landing on a platform at sea. they hope this lower launch cost by reusing rockets normally discarded after one use. >> man versus machine. >> robots are not just on the production lines these days. debate is raging over impact on the u.s. workforce. do we need to worry about our jobs. >> hof hof joins us with the robotic revolution. >> well, guys, big names like bill gates, elon musk and

steven hawking have predicted robot takeover in the job sick for. a new study backs this up and warnings of possible negative impacts. >> they're the co-worker never late, never asks for raise and never, ever slacks off. who would not be intimidated terrifying. just push a button an a box is moved here and there. >> this technology happening will be taking over jobs. >> and they already are. 6.2 jobs lost for every row mott introduced to the workforce according to a new study by the national bureau of check research and between 19 0 and 2007 the study credits robots with the loss of 670,000 manufacturing jobs and suggests that number could qua group alibi 2025. >> it's been going on since dawn of industrial refer lutio lution. >> while manufacturing is taking initial robotic hit, other field are vulnerable. >> occupational therapy students. >> do you think a robot could

do that. >> no. >> no. >> absolutely not. >> i cut hair. i'm a barber. >> do you think a robot could cut hair. >> no impossible sgle is it really? >> ability to replace workers in certain kinds of jobs is accelerating. >> so what's left for us humans. >> still could bring jobs couldn't it different kinds of jobs. >> george jetson had a job even though well into the future. >> moving from a lost industry to a more innovative career could be tough but robots do need maintenance and unlike machines humans have a history of adapting. >> i think this is the way we're going i know i'm sorry. >> i think robot doing exel street at work for me that would be great. >> it would be good. we likely interacted with robots in areas like banking and telemarketing and they're experted with teachers, truckers, farmers, soldiers, chefs and reporters now too. >> say it isn't so. >> takes thing.

i don't know how good or creative they are. but they're here. >> all right. >> okay. ukee. >> pull the plug on that. >> low boughtic ukee who would want more? >> i think it's cool but any way, big things come in small packages. >> in tonight's "taste with tori" back in parkland bucks county is a little joint with a big mission to change the world one cheesesteak at a time. wow ever think of philly cheesesteaks, steam yes, i hot, delicious could be a catalyst for good and i don't mean on your taste buds. meet the than wanting to change the world one cheesesteak at a time. jason green. >> i'm focused on community and when you come you'll see from middle of the neighborhood which throws most people off. once you get to know me and know what i'm about, you realize it's the perfect location. >> and he's owner of jay's steak and hoagie joint in

parkland and he's from the area and serving up chop steaks sizzled to perfection and more giving a piece of good on the side and donating sales to causes closer to home. >> i never knew a real struggle as a kid. i remember one time pi parents shut off the cable i thought it was end of world. it was not until i got old are i realized how blessed i was and i wanted to share that with the world. >> his generous acts are super but would he call himself a small superhero. >> i don't think anybody has powers we're all capable of caring. >> and he puts extra love and care into specialty items and loaded baked potatoes and egg rolls. >> is that the so good. >> bacony, cheesy, crunchy. >> can we talk about the french fries in there. so smart. mmmm, mmmm. >> gluten free buffalo cheese steaks.

>> that's our mission, yes, that right there. >> mission complete. >> ohh my favorite. >> they're known for prettyel rolls and it doesn't get more philly than the dipped cheesesteak on pretzel roll. >> orkts my pretzel roll. >> maybe it's bet to show new person. >> i had it all planned. jade's joint the food truck was outside they were cooking up cheesesteaks look there's jay doing his thing. but the lightning and rain we could not go live downstairs so we had to bring the cheesesteaks up to you guys. >> that's okay. >> okay? but i can quickly so you can see, this is the pretzel roll the beer dip and goodness what you want right here. see that pretzel roll this is how do you it. >> this is how she does it♪ she's making everybody hungry now. >> i can only speak for mysel myself. >> appreciate it. >> thanksing tori.

>> thunderstorms to ensure we would have cheer steaks. >> is it that bad. >> there's a few flashes of lightning you want to be safe in the parking lot. few flashes of lightning here and there and couple showers and only gets worse before better. overnight and through the day tomorrow. take a look at what is going on. we'll take you to the roof cam which shows some wet roads out. there i don't know if you can tell center city everything looking damp and few showers rolled through and even a rumble of thunder or so. one cell over montgomery county produced pea sized hail and that fizzled. storm scan three we have active radar out there and as showers and thunderstorms pop up. most of the lightning to north app west and you see we have eye couple flashes one over chester country here and few moving along roun the city and don't want to be outside if you can help it for any length of time. this is all part and parcel of larger system impacting weather from tonight all the way through this time tomorrow night. we'll still be talking about

this same storm taken may last torlly saturday morning. here's the rain. starting to lift in lots of moisture being pulled in along this line and we have again this line ever scattered showers and thunderstorms. right now all of bucks county seeing it and a few scattered showers around the city and you can see back towards chester country one report of lightning there. it's messy outside all right. but again only gets worse. it's cool. we have east wind that will continue tomorrow. tem furz in the low 40s. and notice the poconos though. it's only 36. temps will continue to drop there and that means we'll have the risk for freezing rain in portions of especially monroe county as we go through the overnight hours. so this is just going to intensify overnight, showers leading to some steadier rainfall into the early morning hours. your morning commute is wet. pockets of steadier rain here and there and it's just light to moderate rain for the most part for morning commute and then increases in intensity through the day. another noon raining -ly the heaviest yellow and orange shade are here indication of

heaviest rainfall rates and that comes in tomorrow afternoon. 3 p.m. it's pouring. 5 p.m., it's even worse and that's just going to slow down the evening commute. 6 to 7 very heavy rain maybe a rumble of thunder and this starts to lift out but not until maybe this time tomorrow night and here's 11:00 tomorrow night still dealing with rain and heaviest starting to shift north and eat and even 2 a.m. still wet weather and this starts to wiped up and gets out of her saturday maybe late day breaks of sun 5 p.m. clearing and gradual clear as this storm moves out this weekend. so, breaking it down. periods of rain. heaviest in the afternoon. one an a half to 2 and a half inches and over three in a couple spots here and there and possible icing in poconos and whole day araw, windy and chilly, highs in the low 50s maybe 40s and watch for ponding and poor drainage flooding out there on the roads. not a great friday. if you can work from home tomorrow is the day to do. it freezing rain advisory starts 2 a.m. and continues

through 6 a.m. saturday monroe county and generally light icing and still could lead to slick conditions up in the pocono region. so showers around tonight. rain intensifies and just through the day tomorrow if you're out tomorrow morning you think, wow, it's miserable out here and by lunchtime it's worse and by evening commute that will be worse of. it it gets worse throughout day. good news is most of the weekend is dry. after a shower saturday mornin morning. and but we have another rainstorm to talk about next week. late monday into tuesday. so, the grass is going to be loving all the rain. but we have to be out in it. it's not going to be a cake walk. >> it's even worse. >> it's getting worse. >> okay. kate. >> don up next in sports. >> one philly breaks down in tears. we'll tell you why. plus, fights and slap shots. flyers and islanders get feisty in south philadelphia.

>> lot of action going on tonight. >> the list is impressive and if you have a goal and assist and fight somebody that's called a gordy hall hat trick. flyers channeling an all timer tonight. islanders and dale weiss out early scores a goal and 1-0 fly guy early in this game and now they're up 2-0 then it's like it's time to drop gloves own throw hands. 8:28 into the game fastest gourdy hall hat trick ever and wayne simmonds sets up gordan wheel and simmonds picking up 30th goal of the season here. look how he gets it off his

knee and off if he dender and into the back of the net. you will have a bruce, bra. >> and 7 seconds later or i should say less than a period. then drops and fights -- and two gourdy hall hat tricks in the same period. and game flyers win a wild one tonight 6-3 final score. spring training payable the yankees wept to jared. rough day for jared ike off he gave up six runs less than an anyoneing and phills lost. the final two bench players were added. brock was drafted in 33 round 2011 and got 1,000 signing bonus and got news when manager pete mccannon asked whad number do you want to wear. later tears in the club house. >> i mean it's a dream come

true. sorry. you know my scout jory davis drafted me 33 round. he -- he saw something in me and you know so thankful. thankful. >> wow. congratulations to him. take a look at this guy. rockies and padres spring training baseball right everybody hits the dirt. why? hm? because there was a swarm of bees. umpires, everybody hit the dir dirt. play stopped 30 second. look at this. >> the fans are sitting watc watching this. >> and everybody. >> i've never seen anything like that, wow. >> i would have ran. >> i guess i don't know what to do. >> get down. >> now you know get low. >> drop and roll. >> appreciate it. >> out with the old and in with the new. >> crayola retires a classic

crayon a little earlier than expected. which color we're saying good-bye to for good.

>> tomorrow is national crayon gay and folks at crayola have a big announcement pland what we know so far say good-bye to the collar dandelion only the third time a color has been removed. don't dispair a new color it on the way and crayola said they will debut it tomorrow. kate? >> with latest weekend watch we are tracking improvement at least over friday's weather but showers could linger saturday and the morning not looking great, cloudy, gloomy, gray, cool, few showers here and there and possibly late-day sun saturday. optimistic about that. sunday is nice her. that's the day to get outside. temperatures warm up as we ad through the weekend and more rain on the way next week we'll

talk about that as well as w

>> the late show with steven cosbair next. and our morning screw back in the morning. i'm ukee washington,

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