>> gun downed on the job, we're river with an update on our breaking news, 7-eleven clerk shot during robbery gone bad. >> and more violence in philadelphia. one teenager dead, another hospitalized, after shots are fired on the street. what police are saying about the investigation. and, tiger woods is after he dollars for du: he says alcohol was not involved. we'll have his explanation for what led to his arrest. today is tuesday, may 30, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, what's likely the beginning every most people's work week. >> good morning, everybody, happy, where what day are we, happy tuesday, wednesday, thursday, oh, this morning. looking outside, lot of construction two, accident out there, so it is starting to build levels right now, the good thing dry roadways. >> definately dry for the most part. little bit of fog. hands full of fog starting to show up. really not too bad. visibility are starting to get

little cluttered here. see that reflected in a camera shot i'll show now second here, but to start things off, quick peak at storm scan3, which at the moment is very quiet. see, right on the tail end of the loop, across central delmarva, few specs of green starting to show up. that will fill in a little bit more so as the day goes on. here is the thing. you've got frontal boundary that's stuck, stationary front, piece of energy moving along it, do stay little unsettled. hear me say that word a lot lately. regardless watch for few scattered showers because of t as the day wears on. and here is that example. almost looks like the camera lens just dirty but you do have low-lying cloud cover. 53 degrees it the junior senior high school in bern ville. talking out in the suburbs like farmland terrain. and i would say that specially the most outlying regions, suburbs, where you will end up finding any fog develop. don't have too much to speak of here in the city for sure. scattered showers around throughout the day though as we mention. daytime highs remain on the cool side.

a lot of clouds overhead. only hit the upper 60s, 70 if you're lucky in few choice spot. the win remains light. meisha, this isn't the prettiest day we've ever seen granted but also certainly not the worse. >> no, not the worse, exactly. now we're stretching. all right, thank you for that, good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. looking outside right now, 59 south at cottman, what we are looking like around the area, starting to build levels now. so for those every you headed out to 95, might want to give yourself couple every extra minute starting about right now. usually we crack in the 6:00 hour this is tip ily when we see a start, not to mention the fact people coming back from the nice extended holiday weekend, in order to be hitting the roadways little earlier as well. then we peak at the schuylkill near king of prussia. headlights moving in the eastbound direct, what you are working with there, so really 95, that, i don't want to say slowing down, but getting more busy than most other areas we're looking at this morning. we do have this accident area as well route one northbound past the plaza, the left lane right now; compromised starting to slow levels there

little bit. if that's your neck of the woods maybe give yourself couple of extra minute, also restart this vine construction project closed between, between 11:00 p.m. 5:00 a.m. tuesday, wednesday and thursday. jim rahel back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. updating breaking news 7-eleven clerk gunned down during robbery in philadelphia's talcony section. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at the scene, trang, we know you rush from your first scene to this scene, very early, but what do you know? >> rahel, jim, paramedics rushed that clerk to aria-torresdale hospital where he was in stable condition. he was shot once in the arm. but take a look here at the scene. you can see, obviously, police have taken over this parking lot. and the store remains closed as investigation continues to gather evidence inside the store. here's what we do know, after 4:00 a.m., officers responded to the 7-eleven, corner of torresdale hankins tans for report of shooting. mr. is say two employees inside the store when two men wearing face masks came in. one man remained at the door

as a look out while the other pointed a gun and ordered one employee to open up the cash register, the employee complied, but the robber wanted more. take a listen. >> the employee was ordered to open the register. he opened the register, he did cooperate. gave the male the money from that register. and then the male with the gun ordered him to open up the other register, which he could not. and because he could not, the male with the gun, i guess, got frustrated, and fired at the employee. >> now, both men then ran out of the store in a short time later though officers stopped one of the men who they believe to be the look-out. he was on top of a rooftop nearby. now, fortunately, for the officers, the entire incident captured on surveillance cameras being hoping they will help them id2 suspect, again, one turn of interest in custody. they believe he is the look out. but they are waiting for a formal id. but for now, live in talcony,

trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank, thank you. >> meanwhile in other news 14 year old boy is dead and another teen in the hospital after shooting in the city kensington section. police say the boys were gunned down on the 2,000 block of east orleans street around 9:30 last night. we are told the 16 year old boy who survived is in stable condition. at last check, no arrests have been made, offers remembers trying to figure out with a spark the gunfire. >> jury selection starts today in doylestown for the trial of lower bucks county man accused of sexually assaulting six sisters, 53 year old lee kaplan faces long list of charges, after police found 11 girls in his feasterville home last summer. two were his own children, fathered 14 year old girl, gifted to kaplan by her parent, after kaplan helped them with finances. that girl's parents now await sentencing on endangerment charges. also, happening today, jury deliberations resume in the trial of david creato, jr., accused in the murder every his three year old son brandon.

found dead in cooper river park, now, before the holiday recess, jurors wanted to see creato's interview with police detective. today jurors have asked to hear previous testimony from the detective and cell phone expert. >> former pan main yum dictator manuel nor august owe has died. he passed monday following cam cases from brain surgery. hena daniels look back august owe's life and legacy. >> a one time us ally and cia informant, manuel died monday night. two month after undergoing surgery in panama city, to remove a benign tumor from his brain. panama's current president, announced the former dictator's death on twitter saying his passing marked a closing of a chapter, in panama's history. noriega ruled from 1983 to 1989, period marked by corruption and murder of political opponent. for a time, he was key us ally until tied to drug trafficking and working with the likes of

drug lord pap lowest co-bar, led to his us a g in 1989. what was then the largest american military action since the viet nam war. thousands of american troops invaded the country and captured noriega. the first foreign head of state to be convicted in a us court. noriega spent the rest of his life in custody between the united state, france, and panama, for crimes ranking from murder to racketeering and drug running. noriega was put on house arrest this past january. allowing him to prepare for his upcoming surgery. final days were spent in a hospital, in a medically induced coma, after he suffered a hemorrhage. he was 83 years old. hena daniels, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> happening today. the us is responding to north korea aggression by testing missile defense system. >> this will mark the first time the defense will target an inter-continental range. north korea latest missile test happened over the week

edge, communist country launched nine missiles so far just this year. >> cbs news confirms president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, discusses setting up back channels, during the trump transition team. source with knowledge of the interaction that it happened during a meeting kushner had with russian diplomate in december. homeland security secretary john kelly says it doesn't bother him, it does, however, bother senator john mccain who made comment while in australia. >> i don't think it is standard procedure prior to the inauguration united state, by someone who is not in a appointed position. >> and the statement in the new york times the preed khner,, jared is doing a great job for the country. i have to the total confidence in him. >> still ahead: caught on camera the exact moment a ten year old boy flew off brand nen california. finds out who investigators want to talk to right away. >> plus: a baby alligator forced to drink beer. the charges two men now face

for pouring it down the gator's throat, then posting the pictures on social media. pat? >> one of the greatest athlete of all time is speaking out after a dui. we have details of tiger woods arrest over the weekend, and what that could mean for his playing career. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> looking at a green light in center city today. not far from our studios here, in spring garden. it is tuesday, back to work for most people. unless you're me, because i was here yesterday, too. >> wah, wah. >> the whole crew, back in just about three minute. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >>

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>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone, a california water park is under investigation after a ten year old boy hydroplaned off of a water slide. cameras captured the moment the child was coming down the slide, and watched as he goes flying off and soaring into the air. safety and health inspectors now investigating the incident which happened in the san francisco bay area. park was forced to shutdown some of its water slides after sunday's incident. officials want to make sure whatever happened, doesn't happen again. >> so far, they're not drawing any conclusions, they would really like to speak and have some questions for the manufacturer, and obviously, our collective goal is to get to the bottom of it.

>> now the park keeping two of it six slides closed until the investigation is complete. now, amazingly, this boy suffered only minor scrapes and he's going to be okay. >> glad that he's going to be okay, hard to believe, though. two south carolina ben franklin in trouble with the law for allegedly forces small alligator to drink beer. two men posted pictures on snap chat. authority tracked them down. two men say they found the alligator crossing a road, grabbed it, poured the beer into the gator's open mouth, afterward let it go in a pond. the two face harrassment and other charges. >> walk up and down the beach this season may see fewer of the plastic beach tags. >> it doesn't mean people are getting free ride. proof the purchase will be on their cell phone. bradley beach claims it become the first in 1929 to require badges, is the latest to offer an app to purchase them. asbury park shall seaside heights, ventnor city also over the mobile purchase option. it can be sweeped, and beach entryways will replace the plastic badges all together.

technology, i tell you. doesn't sounds like bad idea. >> so you lose the phone and it get wet? >> more likely to lose a tag. >> agreed. >> think snow. >> i used to have it attached to a hat. >> more likely to lose a hat. >> not me. sun is not my friend. that hat is always on my friends. >> like something will get lost in the shuffle. >> but sun, interesting word, there sun, katie? >> what word do you speak of? i don't understanded that now. today is an ideal, i know, not horrible either. you when i say it like that, weaver frontal boundary that's stuck, few pieces of energy working their way along it, as a result, couple of showers, toward night four, might see under this earl storm. also few to track in north central pa. those will not affect us. we find ourselves in the midst and even into tomorrow, as well, so 9:00 a.m., again, most of us are probably generally dry today. but still going to find these

speckles out there. you got to mention it when you little bit of activity on storm scan, and that settles future radar. you have to mention some showers in the forecast here, but they'll be very, very scattered. that will be the key word for you here today. but again, here is the possibility of heavier thunderstorm, may actually just ends up being removed to the southwest, regardless there will still be stormy weather to track at least nearby. later tonight then we go, bit more, and also warm up bit more. visible been pretty ideal all-in-all. clouds are out there. but high enough, feeling, that you don't have to worry about low clouds, skewing your view on the highway here on 95. it is a little worse though going toward the 78, 22, up toward mount pocono, i08 interchange, so watch out for. that will it is not again ideal morning, but we certainly have seen far worse visibilities than that. now, with that said, as the day progresses, we only rebounds to about 689. so it is a cool day. it is the coolest of the pack. thursday, though, that is the

gem. first day of june, looks like a gem of a day here. with high 77, sunshine, also the first day of atlantic hurricane season, meisha. right now nothing to track in the tropics. >> all right, good, yes, that does look gorgeous, thanks, katie. good morning, everyone, and welcome back if you are just joining us, taking a look at 95 south at cottman from this angle right here, progress into center city, actually looking pretty good here. see what you are working with. little earlier showed you another shot around the area. look a little busier. see what happens there. schuylkill montgomery drive what you are working with, pushing in the eastbound direction, headlights, you can see moving, making your way into center city isn't actually that bad right now. so the good news, now that we're kind of creeping into the 6:00 sure you're get morgue vehicle out there, overall still holding steady looking okay. then we had accident here delaware route one northbound, that's now since cleared. looking okay. although you are still traveling a little bit slower in this area, little residual congestion there. construction here, last week's

water main break, clearing, third street closed between walnut and chestnut until 4:00 . until then take fifth or seventh street. >> one of the best athletes of all time in the spotlight. once again for the wrong reasons. >> pat gallen here with more on the arrest every tiger woods, pat, quite the news yesterday. >> no doubt about it, that mugshot, kind of hard to look at. well it, does continue to be a rough decade or so for the world former number one governor recent years, woods has had to deal with mere add of injuries, and deep dive into his personal life. now a dui arrest. >> tiger woods said alcohol was not behind his dui arrest early monday morning. instead the former number one golfer said he suffered an unexpected reaction to a mix of prescription medication. police in jupiter, florida say they pulled over woods around 3:00 monday morning near his home. the golfing great spent nearly four hours in the palm beach county jail before he was released. police did not release details of the arrest. but, arrest report could be released later today.

woods said in a statement he understands the severity of what he did and takes full responsibility for hissings. adding, quote, i would like to apologize with all my heart to my family, friends, and the fans, i expect more from myself too. >> he deserves to finish his career on a better note than appears to be happening right now. >> woods was once the worlds' greatest golfer, the winner of 14 majors, and 79 career victories on the pga tour. the 41 year old has been off the links for four months, and will be off the rest of the season as he recovers from his fourth back surgery. woods was in the headlines away from the golf course in 2,009 when he drove his suv into a tree during the thanksgiving holiday. allegations of extra marital affairs soon followed, and woods was divorce from the his wife in 2010. since then, his come back has fallen short. last major title was at the 2,008us open. america's read a marking professor at wharton thinks this arrest could be a turning point for tyinger.

>> at what point is it going to be the low point where he is finally able to come up and sort of be a rising phoenix from the ashes? >> in convicted he faces thousand dollars fine and up to six month in jail. >> so we await word on what happens next with tiger woods. but just last week he said that despite his bad back, he want to eventually get back to playing golf. he is coming off of fusion surgery, in april, a ranked 860 in the world. quite a fall from grace for a former number one that was on top of the world for at least a decade. >> and beloved, not even just athletic, but just beloved. >> no doubt. >> tough to see. thank you, patrick. >> well, it will be a long couple of weeks for tourist hoping to get a picture with the iconic rocky statue. >> the area on the parkway closed for renovations, that means visitors won't be able to get close enough or self eels. meantime, run up the stairs for the famous rocky post. >> coming up next, sticker

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>> for the holiday weekend looks like it may be an unsettled one. saturday bridges some showers or storms, chance we see wet weather sunday, too. but we do stay relatively seasonable, mid to upper 70s for highs, guys? >> katie, thank you, now for a look at newspaper headlines from around the region. >> in the press of atlantic city, mobile home park, west atlantic city caught fire yesterday afternoon, firefighters battled the blaze near black horse pike, fortunately, there were no injuries, and the cause of the fire is under investigation. and the news journal, as

workers complete new castle county newest 30 million-dollar library, focus turning to how to make best use of the facility and the public land around t con vukovich shore of the 30,000 square foot library approximately complete. officials planning to ask developers for proposals for new businesses and housing to be located on the library campus off route nine south of kill wilmington. >> repairs to the morris river bridge schedule to begin this week, so expect some slow downs, bridge carries cumberland county road 670 over the morris river, on the border commercial and morris river township. now the route is used by many travelers headed to the jersey shore, during this summer month. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, if you love using olive oil in your favorite recipes, listen up. >> odds are your favorite brands in go up in priors. key old ill oil producing, like italy, spain, and greece have been facing a four year drought. on average prices world-wide

are already up 30%. olive supply is dropping and demand is increasing, which means, prices are expected to keep rising. >> there is a very bad situation going on in europe. the total amount of olive production of the world has dropped probably 20% in the last couple of years. >> and experts say even if the mediterranian drought ended last year still and shortage due to increasing demand, usually takes newly planted olive tree seven to ten years before becoming productive. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news," update on breaking news from northeast philly. store clerk shot during a robbery. >> plus, families are targeted as a car bomb rips through an ice cream shop in baghdad. why the timing of this is so important. >> scuffle breaks out at the texas state capitol. how protests led to tense months in the legislative chamber. meisha. >> and jim, looking outside right now dry roadways, little fog, and starting to heat up a bit. one accident in construction you definately want to know b all of the updates coming up of the first a quick break,

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>> this is cbs-3 eyewitness noose this morning. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is 6:30, here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. a 7-eleven clerk is gunned down during a robbery in philadelphia's talcony section. >> one was arm with a gun. and one was a look-out. >> this entire incident was captured on the store surveillance cameras, so they're hoping that will help them id these two suspect. a double shooting in kensington, leaves a 14 year old dead, and sends 16 year old to the hospital. >> isis claiming a car bomb left more than a dozen dead.

>> caged tiger. the pro-golfer says it was a reaction to pre prescription medicine that led to his dui arrest which landed him in custody. here we go. start to the mound. my goodness. >> the national, and the giant strickland both ejected from yesterday's game, after that fight. >> goo good fair, through off the helmet, went running, boy, what conditioner did he use? >> oh, boy, katie feels like the sun is coming. >> yes, apparently, and eventually going to see a lot more sunshine than anything, more clouds out there. speaking of that, i doubt we will be seeing bryce harper's flowing hair in a breck commercial any time soon. regardless we do have a lot of clouds overhead.

i still call it prep good hair day. jim your hair looks lovely today. /with a walk out the door with a extra layer for sure, wind stays light, there are pros and cons to today. the whole reason that we do have clouds that we do have potential for showers stationary front that's stuck, not going anywhere, and there are pieces of energy that move along, that that's where the shower chances come f so, even though storm scan is still quiet at the moment, eventually may be few sprinkles out there, i think get away without an umbrella if you're not crazy about carting the extra gear today. i think you'll be okay, up ear's where we currently stand at the airport, wilmington, 59 the temperature in dover, and we do generally have on shore flow. southeast win flow, not what i call windy day at all, very light wind. but your flow coming on shore to help peak the clouds in place. limited sunshine for sure. but just watch out for these scattered showers, as the day progresses, and i'm thinking generally meisha the p.m. time frame where we will see the

most widespread activity on the radar, even then, scattered, is the key phrase there. >> yes, kind of phrase that we're using on the daily now. thanks so much, katie. good morning, everyone, welcome back -- 95 southbound, this is basically what you are working with, lot every brake lights going off right now. lot of people just hitting roadways right now. i'm saying the past ten minute or so. so just headed out the doorway i would say sooner rather than later might even want to tack on little extra time for those of you jumping onto 956789 looking at the vine, really just westbound side, head toward the schuylkill starting to get jam up little bit right now. the eastbound side, still slowing, still traveling at posted speeds, but you will slowly start to follow suit. like the westbound side, so if you have to head out to the vine give yourselves extra time. route 23, closed, between seven p.m. and 12:00 a.m. this will happen through friday. alternate, while that's going on, first avenue off ramp will be your best bet.

also, minor accident here, where a vehicle hit a tree. got downed pole. radnor. wheatly road, more to talk about when we come back in the next ten minutes, rahel, over to you. >> updating breaking news now in philadelphia's talcony section. police continue their search for two suspect wanted for shooting a 7-eleven clerk during robbery. this happened just after 4:00 a.m. on the 6900 block of torresdale avenue. police say clerk handed over money from one rest stege, the suspect apparently got angry when he couldn't open a second . that's when they shot him in the arm. thirds man who is being called person of interest was found in the nearby roof. police right now questioning that man. well, philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in kensington that left 14 year old dead and another teen wounded. officials say the boys shot around 9:30 last night 2,000 block of east orland street. we're told the surviving 16 year old now in stable condition. police say they're still trying to figure out motive for the shooting at last check no arrest haves been made. >> two other murders in kensington are under

investigation, 49 year old florence pompeii, and her 54 year old brother, raymond fin i, were found shot to death in their home on the 1900 block every clearfield street on sunday morning. both died of gunshot wounds to the head. there is no word on motive. their brother doesn't know why anyone would want to kill them. >> i don't know who did it or nothing. i don't. i wish i could tell somebody, you know, tell you all who did it, but i don't know. >> philadelphia police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >> overseas now two car bombings have killed at least 25 people in baghdad early today and a wave of violence at the start of the muslim holy month of ramidan. one of the huge blasts was caught on security camera, you saw there, has claimed responsibility, for at least one of the explosion he is cents. now the month of ramidan often a time when violence pick up in that area. the attacks comes as islamic state millitant losing ground to us back iraqi forces. >> manuel nor august who once ruled panama with an iron fist has died, two months ago

underwent surgery to remove brain tumor, but suffered brain hemoraging during the operation. eighteen 80s forced many into exile, and american invasion ousted him in 1989. he later served 17 year drug sentence, manuel was 83. >> this morning, group of democratic state representatives are accusing a texas lawmaker of threatening to shoot a colleague. the alleged threat came a mid fiery protests at the state capitol monday over recently approved anti-sanctuary city's bill. >> the guy made comment, very stupid comment, he is a racist. he is a bad person. >> democratic texas state representative, alfonso, commenting on the tense moments that played out on the house floor at the state capitol monday. >> don't a lay people like that get away with comment like that, they think nothing will happen to them. >> referring to republican representative, matt rinaldo claimed called on protesters that he suspected were undocumented.

a call that said local officers never received. the dust after throngs every demonstrate earth crowded into the capitol. spooking out against the state's new ban on sanctuary cities. (protests). >> says when he told democratic colleagues about his call to ice, he was threatened by nevara owes and threaten, and said he replied by saying he would shoot in self-defense if necessary. on twitter called rinaldi a liar. and other democrats called out rinaldi actions. >> we got to make sure we hold politicians accountable. >> the chaotic final day of the legislature's regular season may not be the last day of work for lawmakers after all. governor greg and booth said he may call them back to work to clear up unfinished business. >> i will be making a announcement later this week, about special sessions.

cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> well, we know former vice president joe biden is keeping bus which new roles at the youth of the pen and the university of delaware. but apparently not too bus toy help some friends tie the knot. >> off inch ate dollars wedding ceremony, henry, finance chair of the democratic national committee, married kylie per r i on saturday. actress melanie give it was there posting the picture on instagram. >> well, the end after era. >> after almost four decades of serving up some of the favorite little pete's restaurant officially closed last night around 9:00 the iconic 24/7 diner at 17th and chancellor just off 17th and walnut st. served up its very last meal and closed up shop. brother john and pete opened little pete's together back in 1978. and the city staple has been open almost around the clock, or has been open around the clock almost ever since. >> we walk maybe 20 blocks to get to little pete's. little pete's was open. and we stayed in there half the day. what will center sit dow without them?

i can't imagine. >> finding another diner will be tough. nothing will replace this. >> so very busy on weekend nights. for now little pete's fairmount location will take over as owners consider another possible center city site. meantime the center city property will be leveled to make way for a hotel. >> man so drunk he blacked out trying to get home. but what two police officers did for him that's going viral this morning. >> and do you take all of your vacation days? >> yes. >> i do too. growing number of americans don't, though. jim and i both think this is pretty crazy. research shows all work no play is a bad idea. we'll tell you why vacation take needs to become a priority. >> hawaii can't export its sun, sea, sand but the island food making it big on the mainland. we'll do some poking around about poke. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ waiting on a sunny day ♪

>> waiting on a sunny day. >> we may be waiting for awhile. never know. >> we have been waiting for awhile. just sporadic stuff, just kind of liker. >> we had saturday. at least we had saturday. >> flirting with sunshine, that's what katie always like to say, we're flirting. >> harmless flirtation never hurt anyone. >> exactly. we'll be right back. >> oh,. >> stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ beneful grain free is so healthy... oh! farm-raised chicken! that's good chicken. hm!? here come the accents. blueberries and pumpkin. wow. and spinach! that was my favorite bite so far. (avo) new beneful grain free. out with the grain, in with the farm-raised chicken. healthful. flavorful. beneful.

>> final only one in four americans use all of their vacation days in the last year. who are these people? two out of three used some days. while one in 11, didn't use any days at all.

>> it is a top benefit according to employees, but we don't have conversation was it so people don't feel them ' empowered to take the days they earned. >> people don't feel like they can, sort every cage almost, vacations are good for you. and they're a chance to recover, and to get yourself going again. >> did they say work feels like a cage. >> one in 11 didn't use any days at all. >> those who don't take vacations less likely, less likely, to get a raise, promotion, or bonus, because they're over worked. you know it wears you down. sometimes you just need a mental health day or better yet a variation where you leave town just take in the sun. >> i have to say i do not use my sick days unless i'm sick. >> ya. >> so, but i have to be sick. i'm not doing. that will but i will use every minute of my vacation time. i've heard that. >> way too easy to catch if you you're actually not sick. >> yes. >> we have many ways to track you now, jim donovan.

>> i know that. >> katie, can you imagine? >> what? >> can you imagine being on air if somebody sees you out. >> oh, you were sick today? well, i can tell this much, i don't look like this when i'm actually sick, so if i did have to go out for medicine or something, nobody would know who i was. trust me. >> no! >> this requires a lot of effort. all right, let's take you outside. eyewitness weather watchers are reporting in this morning, in the mid 50's across the board, central region wide, couple every outline ers to the north, couple low 50's to report, handful of them. 55 degrees comes in this hour from lisa kerrigan, in wilmington, got peak every sunday, but mainly cloudy for her. mentioning there is light breeze, that will be consistent throughout the day. very light wind flow across the region as a whole. see if you can zero in, is this the one i wanted? 55 degrees, lou sent this in, clouds in eagleville. and he's back. i know he's out storm chasing the last week or two, and feels good to be back home with us, glad to have you back

in the family here. he enjoyed his vacation, his vacation includes chasing storm, but that's what we weather geeks love, right? on out to the maps, we do have stationary front nearby. that will help trigger couple of showers throughout the day, not much to track right now save for parts every sussex county in delaware, but it may be more filled in as the day goes on, high pressure eventually going to work its way n that will take until thursday, to happen, so for now, it is cool, it is cloudy, with a scattered shower here or there, and maybe even thunderstorm toward night fall. our low drops down to 59. then we look forward, today, is the oddball out in term of cool weather. we warm up nicely in the next few days, and beyond, even toward the weekend. but thursday, really looks like the gem. friday, also, very nice during the day. but that night into the weekend, another front comes along with more showers and storms, meisha? >> another weekend, of rain, all right, katie, thank you. >> welcome back, looking

outside betsy ross bridge, 95, push in the southbound direction toward the city and you bet it is getting slow now, no longer traveling at posted speeds, starting to see brake lights go off. hanging out at home thinking it wasn't going to get that bad i would say the sooner the better to get out there. >> another area starting to slow down right now the schuylkill, starting to see brake lights go off. authorities see here, but over those trees, schuylkill eastbound, headed toward it city also looking pretty slow there as well. overall the schuylkill 95 of course you can guess those are heating up the vine starting to heat up as well. do have construction here, 422 eastbound, off ramp to route 23, closed between seven p.m. and midnight through friday. so you will want to use this alternate first after over ramp going to be your best bet there. con shrubbing sean or actually minor accident still out there, vehicle hit a tree with a downed pole. radnor, wheatly road, near seat on roxborough road. more to come in about ten minute or so, back to you. >> meisha, thank youment take a look at this dramatic new

video shows fires on a both fill with my grant, happened yesterday off the coast of spain. and the america terrain yan sea began at the back of the boat then quickly spread. prosecutors able to rescue 34 people on board, now spain. >> in this morning's health watch, rare sleep disorders that makes people act out their dreams may be early warning of a deadly neurological illness. canadian researchers found the 80% of people who have a condition known as rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder will develop parkin sews disease or related disorder within a decade of being diagnosed. also on the hell watch this morning, old factory worker's ailment is making a come back. >> and you can blame your cell phone, tendonitis, doctors say it is the repetitive motions of texting that has led doctors to call it smart phone thumb, the tendon flux cents on our thumb becomes inflamed, patient complain. but doctors say it is a sign of the times.

cell phone is a huge part of my life, i do anything from text to emails, social media, everything. >> the joint get loose, and lacks, and because of that, the bones kind of move differently than they would in a normal situation. >> doctors do have some advice, give yourselves a break by pecking at the screen with a for finger, i think jim does. >> this also perform daily stretching exercises that keep your tendons limber. >> i can't text with two fingers, just get me crazy. >> that means you're very slow at texting. rapid fire. >> it is a long standing hawaiian favorite. now the popularity of poke is spreading across the united states it is a dish made with seasoned chunks of raw fish, like tuna or salmon. >> with the rising popularity some in the food industry are concerned about what it could mean for the overall fish supply. john black stone reports from hawaii.

>> millions cents of tourists visited hawaii, increasingly also come to poke. >> really good. >> it is good. >> the flavor park concoction of raw fish is essential part of the diet for hawaiians at the merriman restaurant at the possible on beach, chef is a poke protect -- perfectionist. >> good. you did it, chef. >> as it has risen in prominence, the places are popping up across the country. in illinois, zach hoping to take his aloha poke company nationwide, by the end of the year. >> revolution eyes the way people eat fast-food. >> the fact it is making it big so far from home makes some people here in hawaii proud but other finds it fish. >> i looking at some of the menus, looked at some of the things, we don't throw pineapple, bananas, i've seen

weird variations, what's that? >> but what also worries chef, is that the new popularity of poke could lead to over fishing. a 2016 study by the un report that nearly 90% of fish stocks are fully fished, overfished. >> yes, you don't know until they just don't -- they don't show up any more. i don't necessarily think that we're going to put a dent in the fishing industry with the amount of restaurant we're opening. >> the aloha company like many others says it uses sustainable suppliers and methods, to make sure the fish and the business stick around for a long time. john black stone. >> that's a beautiful shot there. couple of cops in australia have reached legend status for going above and beyond the call every cute. >> i yes, called out to assist with drunk man, but instead of locking him up they drove him home n case the guy forgot how he got home, officers used man's phone to snap his-self owe after they tucked him in. yes, the drunk guy positioned

pick on facebook calling the officers legends thanking them for their bangor selfies, by the way, bangor apparently australian for really cool. >> time 52:00, a lot coming up on cbs this morning, charlie roads joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, charlie. >> lawmakers got into shoving match after calling ice on protesters, plus take you to the northern most military base, jeff, with up close look at the early warning system. it can track missile launches from places like russia and north korea. and the americans we've been following up mount evrest share they're meisha until reaction, to making it to the top. all that plus the eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> they've made it, charlie, all right, we will be watching, thank you. >> exactly. >> in other news this morning, brings springsteen gave his fans quite a surprise in red bank new jersey, made guest appearance during steven van

zandt's concert on saturday night. van zandt introduced springsteen as a friends whose out of work. van zandt is a member of springsteen's e street bands. >> prince william opening to up gq magazine. >> british royal even featured on the july edition cover. take a look. exclusive interview, prince william talks family, mental health and his mom. shares more about his campaign, which races awareness for mental health. prince admit he wishes his mother the late princess diana was around to watch his children grow up and offer parenting advice. speaking of well loved sinners, i think this refers to bruce springsteen, elvis private jet officially the market after sitting on tarmac in new mexico for 35 years, plane auctioned off for $435,000. so the bid on the plane saturday, at event in california that featured celebrity memorabilia. designed by elvis himself and even has red velvet seats and

red shag carpeted. >> i think they have to do a re fish i shallment, what do you think? >> pool season under. >> i it looks like not the only ones excited to go for a swim. check it out, 7-foot alligator cooling off in the family swimming pool down in florida oh, wild live officials called the trapper, told, it will be relocated to more appropriate swimming hole. >> we will be right back. >> with three to go. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> jury selection gets underway today in the trial of lee kaplan, accused of sexually assaulting six sisters, 11 girls found on the property last summer. >> us is testing missile defense system today. in response to recent aggression from north korea this will be the first time the system targets at inter-continental range. >> and you won't be able to see the rocky statue today. the area around it is being closed off for renovations, will stay closed for two weeks. >> that's three to go. last check on weather and traffic. >> definitely a clot of clouds out there at the moment, comfortably cool outsidement walk out the door with extra layer, that wind pretty light but generally on shore. so it will keep us in the clouds here today. only rebounds to about

69 degrees, just watching for scattered shower today as well as tomorrow. but thursday, looks beautiful. meisha, that's the day to get out. >> yes, sure does. looks gorgeous. thanks, katie. looking outside, we do have an accident, past ft. washington, the left lane compromised there. then take a look at the 42 northbound, you have accident on the shoulder, this causing you to slow down to about ten mint per hour. >> we all heard about the running of the bulls in spain. >> here is the state putting its own spin on that tradition. let's just say it is happen to get trampled it wouldn't be the worse. might have to be very cute. this is the fourth annual running of the bulldogs competition in minneapolis, minnisota watch them go. forty-eight dogs ranas fast as their little stocky legs would let them yesterday. the competition was made up of five races, and only one pooch, was crouds champion. can only be one winner. >> hot dishes and tate err tots, now the bulldog races. >> and a snowmobile thrown in for good measure.

>> join us ♪ good morning. it is tuesday, may 30, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." a heated fight over immigration at the texas state capitol. lawmakers get into a shoving match and threaten gun violence after one calls immigration enforcement agents on protesters. tiger woods blames a reaction to prescription drugs for his holiday weekend dui charges. we'll look at his struggle to overcome personal and professional setbacks. plus we'll take you to the northern most military base in greenland. jeff glor gets a look at an early warning system that can track missile launches from places like russia and north korea. but we begin today's morning with