>> well, get used to caring the umbrella around as a soggy start to the week and the rain will stick around for awhile. there is a lot of green on storm scan3. rain is moving through the region and it could be heavy at times. you may even hear a rumble every thunder today. good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, today definitely you want to stay inside if you k if you can't, don't worry, kate kate got you covered, she is track the rain for us in the cbs-3 weather center hey, guys, yes. afternoon, just hitting, you

know, high noon here, looking ahead what promises to be dreary afternoon to say the least here specially from the city on southeast. so that's where you actually have some of the steady rain currently falling, take a look outside in fact over part of central new jersey, delaware, delaware bay getting clock with soaking rain, now further north and west you go, yes, you have some showers, nothing like the soaking rain that's been falling in these areas, and notice that the rain keeps coming into the same spot. call this training, just like train tracks, where the train goes over exact same spot every single caribous it is training over that track. and that's exactly what's happening here. now, the wider zoom, you can see, not out of the woods yet, more moisture yet to come waiting in the wings through parts of maryland, virginia, all headed our way up until 1:15, flood advisory has been posted for this sliver of the delaware vale covers parts every new castle, kent county, across the bay, basically south central new jersey where we've had the heaviest of the rain coming through, later in the show tell you how much has fallen so much in some spots.

you will be shocked. widespread amounts of at least one inspected for the rest of the day, certainly locally higher amounts have already fallen to the south and east of the city. now, coming one time here, we are going to eventually end up with more systems to track. there is a bit of a break come mid week. so we'll let you know whether is the best opportunity to actually get outside since active pattern we're in the midst of at least for now, rahel? >> katie see you later in the show, thank you. delaware state police are investigating shooting involving one of their own, state trooper told investigators she shot her boyfriends in self-defense after dom et cetera i can dispute. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do has the latest from new castle county. >> the quiet of pike creek fairway fall subdivision disrupted overnight by shooting involving an off-duty delaware state trooper, inside her home, on the 3200 block of champion drive. >> there is mrs. lined up outside of the neighborhood, banking on our door asking if we heard anything suspicious. and i saw a woman getting

carried out on a stretcher. >> state police say the trooper and her boyfriend got into a fight that quickly turned physical. just after 11:00 p.m. >> she was being severely beaten by the boyfriend, which led to the trooper who was off duty, grabbing her service weapon, and firing one shot at the boyfriend. >> the boyfriends was struck once in the chest. the trooper then called 911. new castle county and state police arrived, spending hours on the scene collecting evidence. paramedics rushed the cup toll christianna hospital. >> she is very nice, always said hello. >> neighbors say the trooper who they new as jacky has two teenage daughters who were not home at the time of the shooting. >> horrible, i know she has two kids, too, so hope everything is okay. >> state police say it is material i in the investigation to determine what if any charges will be filed. in new castle county, delaware, i'm trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> jury selection is underway in pittsburgh for bill cosby's sexual assault trial.

twelve you why -- just or, 12 al nats, will come because of pretrial publicity, will be sequestered, where opening arguments begin on june 5th. cosby you may recall accused of drugging assaultin assaultinr temple university employee in 2004. >> president trump is now on the second leg of his first foreign trip in office. the president landed in is ray they will morning, after spending the weekend in saudi arab y correspondent teri okita with more on the trip. >> the president and first lady toured some of jerusalem most sacred religious site including the western wall. mr. trump became the first sitting american president to visit the holiest of jewish prayer sites. the trumps also made stop in the christian quarter at the church of hope i accept applicant can you. he spent the day meeting with israel prime minister and president re a term g what he called unbreakable bonds between the two countries. >> this moment in history calls for us to strengthen our

cooperation as both israel and america face common threats from isis and other territories groups. >> much of the diplomatic discussions are focused on the need to end fighting between jews and palestinians. than crowd every israeli women said they hope the us president can help broker a peace deal. >> historical opportunity that must not be missed. >> president trump sadist ray he will's arab neighbors are learning they share a common cause with israel from the threat of iran. >> most importantly the united states can declare with one voice that iran must never be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon, never, ever. >> wheelies rail i generally seemed supportive of mr. trump, some are wear of the tougher line he's taken on the billing of new jewish settlement, as well as booking from his campaign pledge to move from tel-aviv to jerusalem. teri okita, cbs-3, "eyewitness news."

>> investigating weekend fire in wynnefield that claimed the thrives of three people. (woman screaming). >> one neighbor broke down after learning the news. the fire started on the 5400 block of diamond street, with four family members inside. one woman died at the scene. her husband and grandson died at the hospital. a 19 year old man survived. investigators say the home had no working smoke detectors. >> up. -- nfsb trying to find what caused a plane to crash, intersection near route 322 and frank road yesterday afternoon, pilot suffered only minor injuries, no one else was hurt. it is unclear at this time where the plane took off from or where it was headed. >> a lot of people you can talk about this one, terrifying moment caught on camera between child and sea lion. take a look, appears a family was feeding the animal along a dock in british columbia whether the sea lion suddenly pulled a girl into the weighter. man quickly jumps in, rescues her. that will little girl was not

injured. marine mammal researchers say people should not feed wild animals. >> these are not disney characters. they are animals. they got teeth. they bite. >> warning signs did go up over the weekends because feeding sea lions are a problem there. they've attacked people before, though rare. and if you wouldn't let your children feed a bear, same goes foresee lion's and all wild animals. >> greatest show on earth takes its final bow. >> the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus performed final show on long island last night, owners announced closure earlier this year siting declining ticket sales and a decade long battle with animal right groups. >> well, coming up: we're remembering princess diana at the 20th anniversary of her death approaches. coming up talk about tonight's

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>> welcome back, this sum letter mark the 20th anniversary of the death of princess dianna. >> diana was the most recognized woman in the wormment many people felt like they new her, in reality, they

only new part of her store. >> i tonight cbs news presents two hour prime time special. princess diana: her life, her death, the truth. cbs this morning co-anchor gale king will explore the life of this respected and add board woman. >> game joins us live from new york city. hello. >> hello, seems so odd to be here at noon but i like it, i like it. >> exactly. >> good to see you guys. >> being look forward to this special tonight. what surprised you the most about dianna that you didn't know already? >> well, i have to say, i was very smitten with her. i'm sort of smith win all things royal. i can't get enough of prince george, and princess charlotte, william and harry, and i remember very well where i was whether we got the news that she died. you know, that scene of william and harry walking behind their mother as cast death. i got up in the middle of the night to watch because i thought what's going to happen to her boys. then how could this happen to the woman who was known as the people's princess. and there was all sort of rumor and speculation about diana and charles.

it turns out they each had affairs, i thought that was interesting, but the thing that got me, they had only been together, been out 12 times, before they got married. i had thought it was this long courtship. we had seen so much in the media that you assumed that it had been a long, long courtship. but it was not. they had only known each other, only been out 12 times. when you look at it, and when you get to know both of them, you sigh that they're very, very, very different. >> very interesting. and gale you went overseas for this story. where exactly did you go? >> so it is called al thorpe, diana's childhood home. we got permission from her brother charles spencer, you probably remember he spoke at her funeral, and his wife karen spencer, who is an american by the way. we went to them and i had found that -- very effective, don't allow people to shoot there normally. susan, who you probably know from 48 hours fame, she writes a really good letter that susan, but she laid out the

case, explained what we were trying to do. and they allowed us to come and shoot in the home. that was really, i thought, very special. >> this home is 100,000 square feet. think about that for a second? and they still, you know, there are many different sections as you might imagine. and family members, the spencer's, still live there. >> well gale what do you hope people will take away from watching tonight's special? >> listen, i know that, you know, for those of us who didn't know her, but for whatever lean were intrigued, she had a very, very complicated life. you know, her parent divorced when she was young. that had a big effect on her. she had bolemia. she talked about that. she goes into this fairytale wedding, you know, all of that, that encompassed, but at the end of the day her close friend said at the end of the day she still was in love with charles, despite everything that had happened, despite all that they had been through, and i thought that that was sad, but at the same time,

very, very touching. you know, you look, when you are a little girl, some little girls want it grow up to be princesses. i was never one of those girls. but a lot of people do. and you dream of this fairytale wedding than beautiful dress and she had all of that. and at the end it ended so tragically. and far too soon. >> gale, sounds fascinating. we will be watching, thank you. gale king. >> it is fascinating, it is. >> looking forwards to it, thanks. >> thanks for letting me come over. >> absolutely, any time, any afternoon, gale. >> and you can watch princess diana, her life, her death, the truth that's tonight at 8:00. two hour special. you will only see it here on cbs. >> well the ultimate sport for thrill seekers. >> coming up a story that will have you on the edge of your seat. meisha? >> what will your greatest fear be to overcome? swim withing sharks, riding the highest roller coaster neighbor what about extreme heights? you don't want to miss today's love it where we go high in the sky with the guiness book of world records. that's coming up, kate.

>> i i'm getting vertigo already, looking ahead to the upcoming weekend, right now it is appearing as though it will be a little warmer than average. good news if you have picnic plans, right? also the possibility of stray shower specially sunday, otherwise i think we should get in some sunshine for this all important upcoming holiday weekend. stay there, we're coming right back.

>> nice wide zoom to get you out the door, we have couple of systems we're track being, kind of how the story will be for the next several days just get into one of the active patterns, system after system

or front after front come along bringing additional wet weather. so we have some showers around right now, but we also want to point out this, this very heavy batch of rain currently falling, encompassing eastern texas, louisianna and is headed our way as well, two pieces of the puzzle here, and again, multiple fronts along with this over the next few days, for now, the heaviest of rain and pretty much all among long has been falling across part of central new jersey, southern new jersey, and back into delaware. now, it appears, like there is a badge edge to this, right? the problem is it keeps coming over the same spots, isn't moving from west to east and clearing out. keeps us rolling in from the south and west, and that's why we've had so many issues with so much rain over the course of the last couple of hours. this is obviously very short list. but specific to parts of new jersey, and delaware, where you've had the heaviest totals so far. about an hour old at this point, so we're definitely going to see some impressive totals out of this, over 2 inches have fallen millville, upper deerfield new jersey, out in hammonton new

jersey shy of one and three quarters of an inch of rainfall already, again still raining it, has been raining now for the last couple of hours. so, these future rain amounts look a lot different than they did earlier on this morning. now just talking about what's left at this point. we've already had about an inch plus worth of rain in a lot of spots. on top of it, you might ends one another maybe tent of an inch, .2 of an inch, or less. this is modulation interpretation, important to note, regardless looks like the worse of this will be behind us, and in the next couple of hours. so taking a look at future weather i think tells the story really well. do have more filled in than was currently being shown on this initialization, but i like the timing on this, by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon, bulk of the precipitation headed up toward new york city where your travels take you tonight, you may get delayed by. that will but it is all out of here by the time we hit the evening rush, ponding on the roads, especially i jersey, delaware, still have spray from the other vehicles on the roadway, but heaviest of the rain will be departing at this

pointer than left over shower bathesly out the woods with the storm. the problem is that's not where it end. we ends one more systems down the road here. but, at the moment, i mean, just what a dreary start to the afternoon here outside our own station headquarters being some clouds cover skewing the top of the skyline are hi, so very saturated air mass, clouds dumb ago lot of water on us here in the form of raindrops currently falling out of the board walk plaza in rehoboth, yes, couple of brave souls still taking the afternoon walk out on the board walk, so for the rest of the day expect it will still be raining, mikely some embedded thunder, high hits 70, tonight drop down to about 606 degrees, and the worse of the showers will be tapering off. notice what happens here. i think wednesday, at this point, probably your best bet to get any, you know, extensive outdoor plans in. but we have system after system coming along here, so tomorrow more rain, more rain thursday, more rain friday, then possibly sunday, too.

should be busy week. >> thank you. >> well, if you are scared of heights may want to hold on to your seat for this next store. >> i meisha is here to show us the thrills and chills. >> have you ever wondered what it would be like to compete at the highest level, pushing your body to the levels of extreme but maybe have never before in the guiness book of world recovered is notorious to producing only the best of the best in s worlds' toughest categories n today's love it we're taking a look at one of the most hair raising and miss filing of competitions. >> welcome to high lining, only by a courageous few, variation of slack lining, referring to the act of walking, balling along a suspended rope watch makes highlighting more challenging than cone haven't sean tightrope is the line isn't pulled completely taught making it morsus seem tonight bounce around mid-air there is year stretched between two mountain cliffs overlooking beautiful french riviera n order to beat the current

world record of approximately half mile in lent competitors had to cross rope at height of almost 2,000 feet straight up in the air. tan would take about two hours to cross to the finish. at yesterday's worlds record competition, only a single person rose to the challenge. single person. twenty-seven year old from germany, frederick coons, and yep, you guessed it, he broke the world record. so, one person alone raises their hand, and that person breaks the record, what are the odds of that? before the mile long walk 2,000 feet up in the air he told his loved ones, i need couple every minute alone with the mountain, the mountains and i need to chat. whatever they discussed, it worked out. >> oh, boy. >> so yes. >> few minutes with a psychiatrist, signing up for that. >> you think about what he was about to do, walk two hours, 2,000 feet up in the air, and all he said is i just need

couple of minutes with the mountains. >> good for him. >> so i have to ask quickly if you guys will be in the book of world records, competition? >> not that. not that. >> bubble gum or something? >> fastest tour in the world. >> all right, well, anyway, push yourselves out of our comfort zone this monday afternoon, good thing to practice, if you have nip great story ideas sends them

>> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 always a question for parent, when to give a child juice and how much. now, experts are weighing in, find out why they want parent to limit juice intake, and what they offer as a better option. well, we're getting even more of one of the hottest segments on network tv. >> james corden carpool car oak i coming back to prime time tonight. late nice star will host second prime time special, built around his singing and his car with your favorite performers. tonight's guests include katy perry and jennifer lopez. j-lo, you can watch the fun tonight at 10:00 it airs tonight on cbs-3. >> that's "eyewitness news" for today at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. for meisha, katie all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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