president trump meets with pope frances. we will tell butt visit to the vatican. uk officials raise terror threat there to critical in the aftermath of the deadly attack, highest it has been in 10 years. why they believe another attach is possible and eminent waiting for a verdict in the david create he junior trial. we are live with what the jury will be looking at on their first full day of deliberations. it is wednesday, may 24th, i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things getting us out the door. >> hum top day does not feel

too bad. it feels like it will be a good day. >> yes. >> positive energy. >> yes. >> jim's eyes roll in back of his head. >> yes. >> well, i will say you are waking up to wet roadways but katie, it sound like later we will get nicer. >> yes. >> always dry out. >> good. >> but a brief break. so yeah, you know, again, meisha is our light of positivity all the time, right >> yes. >> i'm telling you, man, a ray of sunshine whether she's wearing yellow or not but we have wet weather and i don't think we will see a ton of fun but she's right essentially this will make its departure. we have showers out there. they were pretty heavy at times through western counties of chester, berks, lancaster and knott fizzling away but make its exit and those showers are dwindling. i do think we will have lingering cloud, but key is it will dry out. so that is helpful. but again this will end up

being a brief break in the action. fifty-eight at the airport. dew points are high. we have moisture to work with to help continue to bring these showers but here's the general idea for the day. there will be sunshine later this afternoon. our highs will still be comfortably mild in the lower 70's, cooler then average. but there is a new storm system looming, and it will make its advance and arrival, actually in the overnight hours. once that gets here we have more wet weather to dodge and there is even more of that by the time we hit holiday weekend. couple breaks, granted between systems here, meisha but this is a busy pattern. >> we have to enjoy it while we have it. get outside your homes later this afternoon. thanks very much, katie. looking outside waking up to those wet roadways and it will be slow. look at i-95 in the southbound direction at betsy ross, this is looking slow, already and we are just now cracking in the 6:00 o'clock hour. this is not what it looked like yesterday. it was more toward i would say

6:45 or so. certainly not just moving in the 6:00 o'clock hour. very strong indication that i 925 in the southbound direction give yourself some extra time. would i say quicker to get out the door this morning you will want to delaware county i-95 north at 452 take this to the airport. we are looking really nice, pushing into the northbound direction. no delays right now, we will keep an eye on that and let you know if we see anything for those traveling by flight. schuylkill at boulevard, both east and westbound direction you can see we are looking good there as well. starting to heat up, obviously and we have a disable tractor trailer in upper darby. quick peak here we will talk about this coming up in the next 10 minutes, rahel, back to you. president trump will meet with italian officials following an early morning meeting with pope francis. president reportedly toll the pope it was quite very great honor to meet him. leaders exchange gifts. in the past they have clashed over issues like immigration, president trump is meeting italy's president and prime

minister before meeting with nato allies in brussels. terror threat level in the uk is at its highest since 2007 as investigators figure out what motivated a 22-year old british man ton attack concert goers at manchester arena 22 people were killed, more than 50 others were wounded, car respondent terry okita is in manchester. >> operation is in force. >> reporter: british prime minister teresa may raised uk threat level from severe to critical tuesday night clearing way forearmed sold tours help police guard sites nationwide. >> there is a not only an attack remains highly likely but further attack may be imminent. >> reporter: operation comes as uk authorities try to figure out whether suspected bomber salman abedi had help carrying out monday's deadly terror attack. the 22-year old british man of libyan dissent used a homemade divide packed with nails to target teens at an ariana

grande concert. >> massive investigation, very fast moving and we are making progress. >> reporter: the sun newspaper released this photo of the alleged bomber yesterday. this same day police raided two sites in manchester, one of them believed to be his home. they arrested a 23 year-old man at a third location. as the investigation continues to unfold, more than names of those who who their lives at manchester a reen air revealed among the latest identified, 15 year-old olivia campbell. her mother charlotte took to facebook to confirm her death writing in part, go sing with the angels and keep smiling, mommy loves you so much. a defiant crowd of thousands gathered for a vigil in manchester yesterday. >> we come together and strong >> reporter: show of solidarity in the face of unspeakable tragedy. terry okita for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back here at home, police are looking for suspects after a man is shot dead in west

philadelphia. officers were called to the 900 block of south 58th street and cobbs creek just after 1:00 a.m. they found victim believed to be in his 20's or 30's who had been shot in the back of the head from point blank range and he died at the scene. search is also on for gunman who shot a man in north philadelphia, this happened shortly after midnight on the 2700 block of north dover street, police say officers patrolling the area heard a gunshot and they rushed over to find 40 year-old victim shot in the head and he was rush to the hospital in critical condition. we are on verdict watch this morning, case against david creato, junior, camden county father accused of killing his three-year old sonnies in the hand of the jury. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live outside camden county courthouse where deliberations will resume in a few hours, good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning rahel and jim. verdict could come down as early as today as this is first full day of deliberations for this jury that began yesterday but only talk for about 20 minutes after a full day of closing

airing oops. david creato junior's attorney richard spent an hour an a half tuesday explaining to the injury why i his client is a grieving father who lost his son not calculating killer as painted by the prosecution. >> he is a victim. >> reporter: creato is on trial for murder of his three-year old son brandon. creato reported toddler missing on the morning of october 13th, 2015. three hours later a k-9 discovered boy's body lying on the rock in the wooded area of cooper river park. in an autopsy it ruled his death as homicide by undetermined cause. in her closing arguments prosecutor christine shah suggested creato smothered his son. the child's green socks point to the fact that someone placed him at the park. >> smothering brandon solved every single one of his problems. >> reporter: biggest problem, according to the prosecution was creato's teenage girlfriend who didn't like being around the little boy.

shah argument laid out in a long list of text messages between the couple. >> he was utterly consumed by the idea had she was leaving him, dumping him. >> reporter: the defense attorney argued that investigators failed brandon by fully not looking into other possible suspects and lead including not testing the boy's body and pajamas for dna and in his view doing a poor job of interviewing sex offenders in the area. >> i don't want to play on you're motion but brandon creato deserved better than that. that is absolutely, absolutely unforgivable. >> reporter: this jury consists of nine women and three men, they will reconvene here at the courthouse at 9:00 . we are live, in camden, i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". trang do, thank you. in other news, jury selection continues today in the sexual assault trial of bill cosby. these are courtroom sketches from yesterday. lawyers for cosby accused prosecutors of trying to keep african americans off the jury but judge stephen o'neill is reject ago this argument for

now. eleven jurors have been pick so far and only one is black, total of 12 jurors and six alternates are needed, cosby denies charges he sexually assaulted a former temple university employee in 2004. a false alarm in south jersey some folks got quite the scare when a nuclear power plant warning mistakenly aired on their tv, this warning went out last night, message was alerting people to a nuclear power plant's mergecy at the hope creek plant in salem county. it turns out it was a drill and mistaken for an actual emergency and a message went on it in error. that must have been so scar toy see on your tv. welshing coming up next in the healthwatch, wine and chocolate. one puts you at risk for cancer while other offers a health benefit. plus ipad, they are commonplace in the classroom even at school for the blind, how the use of tablets to interact with the digital world. look at this, these puppies are lucky to be alive,

after surviving a tornado that destroyed most of the town, see how their community came to the rescue, next. >> ♪ >> and we here are not going anywhere we are as you might say, stuck like glue. >> we are. >> we hope you stick around for us too. forecast up next.

a tornado leaves a path of destruction in north carolina funnel cloud was captured on cell phone video in autryville just off i-95. it was an ef1 tornado with wind speed up to 110 miles an hour. twister caused damage for 14 miles including at a volunteer firehouse. despite pictures there are no reports of the serious injuries. these pup is in wisconsin are lucky to be alive, they were born during a tornado last week and barn they were in was destroyed in that storm >> while this tornado was going on a 40-ton silo was shifted 12 inches. imagine what that must have done, trauma wise, i mean just the sheer pressure had to be horrifying to these animals. >> wow. >> the dogs will be available for adoption in a few weeks. >> incredible that they survived that. >> cute things. >> yeah. >> i just loved that, that

yelping. >> i make that noise occasionally when we first get here in the studio. >> it is true. >> it is true. >> yeah, but i think we all heard that, we had a collective like ahh. >> so, so cute. >> so glad they are okay. >> we have the very same storm system heading our way. i don't think tornadoes are a concern certainly but it will be a ugly thursday as a result of the storm which we will get to we will look outside white field elementary school, very damp, dreary start to the day here. 57 degrees. comfortable. i would walk out the door with the extra layer but wind is light and it will stay that way. here's the reason. we still have cloud, showers working their way through. they are diminishing and, you know, really by the time we hit lunchtime this should be long gone, probably wrapping up, even before then by a few hours at nine or 10:00 a.m. so this will yield to some cloud breaking for some sunshine and we will have an okay afternoon. not super bright, sunny for most of us but at least drying out. here's that storm system, it

definitely showed more organization at this point, right? this will start to head our way as early as late tonight. so this is just, one of those patterns, which round of rain working their way through into overnight, we will see this next storm come along, the general idea that is we have showers for now, brake later today, this evening and more rain moving in overnight in through thursday. there will also be embedded thunderstorms and this storm will allow showers to linger by friday too. so what happens with the holiday weekend? it looks like there might be more showers. now saturday looks good. if you have got outdoor plans, keep them. it looks like a good day. sunday though showers are likely to return and they will link inner to memorial day. not wash out status necessarily right now. i don't want to promise that right now but it is looking like damp weather for the holiday, meisha. it seems that way, i need a vacation, i need one, all right. good morning, everybody. how are you, i hope all is well, take a look what you are

hitting, very wet out there. because of that it is looking very slow in certain areas. not so many here, 202 route 30 headlights in the northbound direction where we are looking good. so, no worries here just very wet, damp. blue route, taillights moving in the north bound direction before mid county we are heating up here but also the blue route is looking pretty good as well as in both directions just very wet. this is where we're starting to slow down, we stop right, right when we started 6:00 o'clock hour. ninety-five south at bet soy ross bridge for those on i-95 pushing southbound toward center city give yourself extra time. give yourself an extra 25 minutes or half an hour or so at this point plus an accident with injuries in lynn field, mastery near church road. road is blocked there. rahel, back over to you. brand new research shows drinking even a small amount of liquor every day raises your risk of breast cancer. stud friday two sets of cancer researchers find drinking a small glass of wine, 8-ounce

beer or hard liquor can slightly increase the odd of getting breast cancer. researchers say is there evidence that vigorous exercise can reduce your breast cancer risk. as if you needed another reason to eat chocolate new research shows eating chocolate may lower your risk of an irregular heartbeat. researchers at harvard looked at more than 55,000 men and with men in denmark and they found people with moderate amounts of chocolate had shore risk of atrial fibrillation. well, i pad are used from toddlers to grandparents. now a school for the blind in new york is taking advantage of the device. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig explains the ipad is revolutionary the way blind students learn and interact in the digital age. >> at one of the oldest schools for the blind in the u.s., nearly 300 students are learning to see the world in a whole new way. each one has their own ipad, even though almost all of them

are visually impaired and some like jessica karen. >> who of different things. >> reporter: november vision at all. >> technology is changing all around us, and it is kind of great to be part of that. >> reporter: she is an 11th grader for new york institute for special education. >> we have here in the 30's and 40's. >> reporter: where doctor bernadette captain shows us how students have traded in these old brail writers, for tablets that can do much more. >> it is an opportunity for them to be increasingly more illiterate and have material at the same time as their peers. you can have screen enlargement, voice over for totally blind. >> reporter: jessica navigates hers with ease, using a blue tooth enable brail writer. >> probably best thing as you can do your homework on the bus. >> that is a good thing. >> reporter: kevin figueroa is legally blind in one eye and can only see shadows and light

on the other but his life long dream toys make movies and with his tablet it is quickly coming into focus. >> i love it. i try to get every opportunity i can go outside and shoot something. >> reporter: teachers and students hearsay thanks to the small gadgets. >> very good. >> the possibility are endless >> one more time. >> kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, very interesting. well to day's snap chatties debuting a new way to share stories with friend. >> yes, the app is called and adding a feature called custom stories to invite a group of people to share pictures and videos. album will also have ge o fencing where you can limit who accesses your story like at a party or a story. i don't have snap chat. i also don't understand that. but we have very capable writers and i'm sure they do. next up an app to help their child raise their level in reading and writing. >> college students are now

known for drinking beer but did you know you can also major in beer. >> um-hmm. >> we will tell you how to get a degree in brewing, plus this >> i'm pat gallen at adventure aquarium standing inside the shark exhibit which is something you can do which will help the sharks, coming up memorial day weekend. i will tell you bit when we come badge. stingrays too what is up buddy

welcome back. we are looking ahead to the holiday week end that will feature nice weather on saturday. that promises to be the most quiet day of the holiday weekend as a whole but by sunday very likely will have a strong likelihood that showers do return. it will stay warm. we will flirt with or hit 80 degrees, guys. all right, katie, thank you. now for newspaper headlines. >> in the cover of the trenton ian federal lawsuit filed that eight mercer county

sheriff's officers conducted an unconstitutional house raid that terrorized family of five complaint alleged that the officers didn't obtain a search warrant until almost five hours after entering the home. from the bucks county courier time controversy erupt s after bucks county retires banners honoring service members killed during global war of terrorism. they could be seen around county administration building in doyletown bureau, and starting a pattern after being removed to cleaning they were given to the families of the fallen soldiers rather than rehung. times herald, memorial day is days away but southeastern veterans center kick off holiday early this past weekend in spring city, veterans center hosted memorial day parade around its campus with 26 local organizations, participating. that is a lot newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >> well, california school district is testing out a new app to help students learn. >> one of the first students to try it out says she's a believer. ten year-old, goes to school

near sacramento. she struggled with reading and writing but her teacher had her start using a new app on her school issued computer to help her read quickly and write essays. >> it is working really great, because, when i kind of felt like lonely, kind of but now i feel like i have it done. >> her writing, smelling, reading have come a long way. you can do reading tests on line. have them listening to stories on line, comprehension. spelling. >> good use of technology there it is called read and question and now quarles is on track with the rest of her class and does not need extra attention. >> very interesting. well, coming up why uk is warning of another possible terror attack, jan. plus the president sits down with the pope, how the commander in chief was received this morning in vatican city and meaningful gifts that the two leaders gave to one another, rahel. and the philadelphia man is free, after spending 24 years behind bars, for a crime did he not compete, hear from him coming up, meisha.

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good morning, i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. 6:30. here's what you need to know in your morning minute. face-to-face at the vatican. >> this meeting could ease tensions between the president trump and pope frances. >> verdict watch as a jury deliberates fate of david creato, junior. >> they met for 15 to 20 minutes yesterday after a long day of closing arguments. >> uk officials raise security

threat level to critical. >> an attack may be imminent. >> in the aftermath of the deadly terrorist attack. >> to the no fun league is back to being more fun but according to roger goodell, twerking is still a penalty, you cannot do that. >> what about the icky shuffle >> do you remember. >> yes, i was incognito, with a hat, glasses, i walk in the whole food and i just heard jim car's. he came running at me, like a puppy that had just been released from the pound. >> jim car's looks like a crazy person lost in the woods very talented but i don't know >> babely recognizable with that beard. >> katie, we do recognize this rain. we have become a fast friend with this rain. >> are you used to it yet. >> yes. >> we're over it.

we're used to it and over it. >> i feel you on that one. we will have to deal with multiple systems here, when we are all said and done. not really a quiet, long stretch and break in the foreseeable future, at least not through the seven day. for now storm scan is still active. is there not much more, then rain drop here or there, and, there are still some showers to dodge. they have dwindled in the last few hours. we are seeing the final, hour or two i would say of this before it is completely gone. but the timing is less than ideal. and, 53 degrees in philly international. fifty-two mount pocono. fifty-seven in atlantic city with wind flow out of the northe and that is persistent throughout the day. while we will dry out there will still be cloud that link inner our daytime high hits low to mid 70's. officially we can expect to hit 73 by the time we are all said and done and we will be clearing out for you, over next few hours. but there is a new storm system that will work its way

in here for tomorrow. we will talk about the timing on that a little later in the show. in addition more showers to track for the holiday weekend. i will let you know which days look quiet and which day to schedule those out door plans around, meisha. >> katie, thank you so much. very good morning. if you are waking up with us so happy you are here looking outside, it will get busy because we have wet roadways to contend with and we have a string of accidents hitting the roadways. we will talk about that in a second. boulevard southbound, very, very, busy as you make your way toward the schuylkill. once you jump on there you have also very busy here. here's city avenue as we push in the westbound direction, again, very busy. you saw boulevard, no longer traveling at posted speed. get out there as soon as you can because more vehicle also that goat out there it will cause more problems. then new ramp that we talk about yesterday 95 north, new ramp to richmond street is now opened. you can see these dale lights

going by on that new ramp. looks great. old ramp to delaware avenue is now closed. this is one of the accidents, county line road at chestnut lane that road is blocked there, and then we have another one, an accident in lynn field, with injuries. main street is closed, near church road, and a third accident, right now west second street at green street intersection right there is blocked, a lot more to talk about when we come back in the next 10 minutes, jim, back over to you. uk authorities are trying to figure out if suspected bomber, salman abedi had hell carrying out deadly terror attack in manchester arena because of this prime minister teresa may elevated uk terror threat from severe to critical , and that has been showing another attach is imminent. twenty-two people died and dozens were injured during the attack, and following an ariana grande concert monday evening. the president trump has a bus day head of him, in italy he met with pope francis at the vatican. they have had a rocky relationship in the last year. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live from the

news center to explain how their meeting could hopefully reduce some tensions, good morning, jan. >> good morning. president trump and pope frances have not agreed on a number of issues, immigration, climate change just to name a few this morning's meeting was first face-to-face for 29 leaders and those at the meeting report that the mood was, with experts, pope un smiling at times but during gift exchange the mood did lighten considerably. president trump continued his nine day foreign trip at the vatican where he was welcomed by the swiss guard and then taken to meet pope frances. the two men shook hand and posed for photographs ahead of the private meeting behind closed doors. >> president trump and pontiff have not always seen eye to eye during the u.s. presidential campaign, and, holy father called out are out then candidate trump saying anyone who concentrates on walls and not bridges is not a christian. >> the pope said something to the effect that maybe donald

trump isn't christian, okay, and he is questioning my faith i was very surprised to see it for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> reporter: last week pope francis told journalist he hopes to find common ground with the commander in chief saying in part what can the world expect, peace, whatever the topic or whoever is in front of me, however that person may be, it is peace. also at the vatican first lady melania trump, daughter ivanka and her husband jared kushner. so what were those gifts? pope francis gave the president a metal that symbolizes peace along with books about family, environment and gospel. president trump gave the pope a first addition set of the doctor martin luther king juniors writing. the books highlight doctor king's message of love, understanding and peace. up next for president trump he will sit down with italy's president and prime minister before meeting with nato allies in brussels. live from the news sent they are morning, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim

and rahel back to you. terrifying moments for passenger on a united airlines flight when their plane catches fire. airport officials say that the plane was taxiing for take off last night at newark liberty international when engine caught on fire. passengers and crew did escape using the emergency slide. official says five people suffered minor injuries, airport was briefly closed as a precaution. meanwhile rowan university 's fraternity is offering a two you this dollars reward for information leading to the arsonist who torched their house. flames consume the house and several cars on hamilton road in glassboro last week. three people escape the flames police say a wooden fence down the street was also set on fire. a philadelphia man leaves prison after 24 years, for a crime did he not commit. >> shawn thomas met his family outside of the state correctional institution, in factville schuylkill county yesterday afternoon. earlier in the day philadelphia district attorney 's office vacated his conviction and life sentence. thomas told "eyewitness news" he is now looking forward to the future.

>> rebuild my relationship with my daughters, my mom, my nephews, you know, stuff like that, stuffy didn't do before, i will do now being that i was a teenager when i got locked up and now i'm a grown man. >> in 1994 thomas was sentenced to mandatory life without parole for 1990's murder of a man in north philadelphia lawyers with the pennsylvania innocence project , hell under free thomas using evidence that prosecutors hadn't seen before the next month district attorney's office will hold a hearing to decide if they will retry thomas for that case. delaware county priest and teacher could be on the road to sainthood. >> group at a high school is taking a first step, meeting last night at monsignor bonner archbishop prendergast high school in drexel hill discussed sainthood for father william atkinson. they are looking into a possible miracle, he was quadriplegic, inspired students, fork decade at bonner and prendie, my alumni. father atkinson died in 2006. breweries are popping up in towns all across the nation and they have become so

popular that one college is making it possible to major in beer, yes, major in beer, up next, the degree you can toast to. katie fehlinger who can forget this scene from top gun >> love it. >> you may be in luck, tom cruise might be back in the game we will tell but a sequel to the popular 80 ease movie next. ♪

top gun's maverick is getting ready to fly back in the danger zone. >> yes, tom cruise told an australian morning show that filming will likely begin next year. this pennsylvania saturday marked 31st anniversary of the original top gun, which helped propel tom cruise to superstar come. i will turn it right over to kate. >> this is one of my favorite 80's movies of all time and it is the best sound track, of all time, i mean, favorite line, katie. >> that is a tough one. that is a tough one. i will tell thaw wolfman was my favorite character. >> rahel has never seen the movie. >> we need to get her a list of awesome 80's movie. >> put it on my week toned do list. >> yes, that is probably my favorite. >> i like that. >> lets take a look at eyewitness weather watchers they are reporting generally mid 50's as a whole, it is up, i would call it a mild start to the morning but worthy of

an extra layer, since we have had some rain moving through. we have a brand new watcher to welcome this morning, jamie sway, she joins us this morning from dividing creek, new jersey, one of the lesser known smaller towns in, southern new jersey and she's first watcher that we have in this area i'm so thrilled to welcome her to the program. good morning, jamie. she's reporting cloud overhead right now, 56 degrees, cross the bay into andie segal reported 57. he has had some rain over the course of the last 10 minutes or so and we have got very high humidity as you might imagine here. lots of moisture. he is looking for sunshine. we will see some of it before the day is said and done, but we will find one more, zero in on 58 degrees, coming from phil, he actually has a couple of breaks of sunshine right now. kind of depend where you are when are seeing skies, begin to clear already or you have wet weather to dodge but we do still have this first batch pulling away skies do start to clear. here's the next storm.

that gets in here by late tonight. even though we will catch a break for the rest of the day and evening, overnight, more rain gets underway and in between, watch, we will have a coastal flood advisory through the delaware beaches and new jersey shoreline from 6:00 p.m. tonight to midnight. actual high tide seven offer 8:00 p.m. or so. there won't be any rain to track at that point. it is just all built up from system to system coming in that coastal flood threat. looking forward there are some more systems to track, again, tomorrow, lingering showers coming on friday, behind it, saturday looks good. that is your bright spot but sunday and monday renewed chance of showers or thunderstorms. >> of course, they do katie, we just hit repeat button on the radio every morning. well good morning to you. so, because of all of those rainy roadways what we're seeing is problem spots out there, so just a head up, vehicle spun out here, and hits this concrete section ramp from schuylkill eastbound to southbound blue route, i would say if you have to head out there right now take it

easy, very slick, you can see cones in the roadway, service personnel out there trying to get this out here. we are having it squeeze off to the that shoulder area, but that is a good indication of how slippery it can be. coming around the bend been at the boulevard, very, very busy pushing in the southbound direction toward the schuylkill. give yourself extra time here, once you jump on it is not looking better. take a look at i-95 southbound at cottman, yikes. we have activity here, flashing lights pulled off to the shoulder. we might get a gaper delay or not but this is congestion levels that we are working with. by the way, three accidents that we will talk about coming up in 10 minutes, jim, over to you. spotlight will be on sharks this weekend at adventure aquarium, quarter yummies hosting its first ever shark awareness event this memorial day weekend. >> what sit like to get an un close look at these creatures of the deep? "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen found out and he is live in camden with the story, good morning, pat. >> good morning, jim and rahel

rear deep inside the shark realm and is what so cool at adventure aquarium you can get in the what the werth stingray s and these guys, right here, the sharks, boom, boom, boom, boom. i got a chance to do. that i geared up, jumped in the snorkel, lets take a look. at adventure aquarium they have amazing creatures and most majestic are the sharks. if that exciting you come to camden this weekend as they celebrate shark awareness. >> come out, support sharks just by coming here, a lot of pries and things we can donate toward. we have a big organization and shark research in terms of the migration patterns, behavior. >> reporter: you can get up close, personal with these beasts of the sea by getting in the what ther with them, which i did, first, i needed a suit. >> everybody need a wet suit. >> long time ago. >> make sure knee pad are in the front, questions about that or are you good with that

>> i'm good. >> reporter: after i geared up , it was time to hit the water. alex and travis got me ready to go. >> you feel suction in your face. >> we have 28 sharks, we have sand tigers, san bars, nurse sharks and atlantic black fin. >> reporter: with that it was time to take a plunge. >> yep, it is cold. my new friend were extremely curious a few times a little too curious. in addition you can hang with the friendly stingrays. >> they know you are here to see them. >> yes. >> so friendly. >> and, as we see this weekend is perfect time to take a dip and raise awareness at adventure aquarium. back here live with sarah stafford good day biologist, good morning. find out fun facts about the

these big guys. >> so these guys you can see them three times a week, monday, wednesday, friday and we have two stations where you see sand tigers and saint bars and we know which won which we feed them by a pole, and just make sure that everybody is in enough, some of the guys, you know, it just depend on how they are feeling. >> only three times a week, i eat six times a day how is that possible. >> it keeps them lower and that is pretty full. >> which one is your favorite. >> and, ocean room, yep, and if you come this weekend you might able to see them. really small. you have to look pretty hard. >> so why should people come this weekend. >> you have a cool event happening. >> we have shark awareness weekend our first one here, we do a couple of these, every year we do hippo one, penguin, sea turtles and thinks our first shark one. >> people can come out and do exactly as difficult, gear up with the wet suit, get in the

water, with the sharks is that right. >> they can do that, they can see us and protect us we have pvc pipe we get as close to the sharks but, safe. >> sound good. thanks, sarah. >> they got close, i had to fend them off but i'm safe. >> there is no meat on your bones they wouldn't even look at you as an appetizer. >> he is skinny. they would go after someone, but that sound like a cool thing to do. >> yes. >> thanks, patrick. >> remember yesterday we asked if you could pick up, travel anywhere for vacation where would you go. >> cbs philly facebook page and here are the result. overwhelming 64 percent said they would want to relax on an island like me on a hammock, and 6 percent on a hike in the rocky mountains, 25 percent would go to europe while 5 percent would go to the big apple. >> why would you get to big apple on a trip. >> some people have never been

there. >> i know. >> here's a big question, would you agree to go on a vacation without, knowing your final destination. >> it really feels like instead of the like i'm going on vacation i have all this work i'm going on a trip. >> yes. >> yes. >> where did she go. she got a big surprise. see how this new travel adventure works and how they can take already a trip just for you. watch cbs-3 tonight at 11:00 right after survivor. >> i'm looking forward to this this is something would i do. >> time is 6:51, a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview , good morning, gayle. >> let's think about that. how can you go on vacation where you don't know where to go how do you know what to pack. >> difficult this story, they tell you everything that you need to know to pack. >> we will send you a link, it

is a tease. >> i would like to see that. i would like to see. that rahel, always good to see you. we are leading way story that i am's sure you have been talking about latest on the investigation in the manchester terror attack. scott pelley will healed our coverage from england today. we are learning more about the victims and how community came together in the hours after after the bombing. we will take to you rome where president trump met with the pope overnight. wouldn't you like to be a fly in the wall in that meeting. all that plus eye opener which means your world in 90 seconds we will see you at 7:00. >> another big tuesday, gayle. >> see you guys. >> thank you. >> bye. >> heart stopping moment in western pennsylvania when a runaway suv crashes with two little girls inside. >> it was caught on surveillance video in washington county. police say girl parents were attempting to push the vehicle to the side of the road when it started to roll down the hill. >> i heard some screaming upstairs and went to my upper window to look out to see the

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my giant. well, here's three to go. >> jury will deliberate for its first full day in the trial of the david creato, junior. he have is camden county fat's accused of killing his three-year old son. >> president trump met with pope francis this morning. next set to meet with italy president and prime minister and then natoal is in brussels new exhibit opens up at national constitution sent their spotlight longest serving chief justice on the u.s. supreme court john marshall. >> lets get a last check of weather and traffic. >> we are looking ahead to a transition day where we will end up with dryer weather as kay goes on. it tries to bryant up but definitely a very gray start to the day. live look at live neighborhood network. last three hour loop look at how these showers dwindled.

it is just time before we dry out for the rest of the day. >> thank you very much. tacony palmyra bridge scheduled to go up in the next couple minutes and vehicle spun out ramp from schuylkill ease bun to southbound blue route it is pulled off to the far right shoulder and now very slippery. >> thanks, meisha. group of artists unveiled a international exhibit focusing on an exhibit. >> it is showing in beijing and in it visitors can explore landscapes, digital garden and also a crystal universe where people can use their smart phones to control light around that is pretty. hopefully will come to the u.s., and real soon. >> very nice. >> yes. >> well, coming up next on cbs this morning more on president trump's meeting with pope. >> join us each weekday morning on cbs-3 dark and early at 4:30 a.m. have a great day.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, may 24th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." new arrests this morning in the manchester bombing. britain's prime minister warned more attacks may be imminent. scott pelley leads our coverage from manchester where we're learning more about the victims from this tragedy. >> the pope asked president trump to try to be a peacemaker and change his mind on climate change. a senior cannot walk across the stage at graduation because she's pregnant. in her first tv interview, she tells why she feels punished for keeping her baby. but we begin