>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." golf great tiger woods arrested what he's saying today about his du very much. arrest. hours in a florida jail, good afternoon, i'm are rahel solomon. jim is on assign: police report stated woods just blocks from his home and offers hers to wake him up. prescription medication not alcohol to blame, and don champion has the latest. >> police say tiger woods was asleep at the wheel when officers spotted his car stopped along the florida road early monday morning. the engine was still running. and affidavit released tuesday

says officers woke woods who had extremely slow and slurred speech. the 41 year old golfer issued a statement, blaming his dui arrest on prescription medicine, said, quote, i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved. i didn't realize the mix of medications had affected me so strongly. >> police say he failed a roadside sobriety test and took him to jail but they confirm no alcohol in his system. >> his life had been chaotic, and difficult, i think, for several years. >> woods was once the world's greatest golfer, winning 14 majors, and 79 career victories on the pga tour, not won major title since 2008. his personal struggles became tabloid in 209 when he crashed his suv into a tree, and revelations of extra-marital affairs led to his divorce, also undergone four back surgeries.

>> a better note than appears to be happening right now. >> in his statement woods apologized saying i expect more from myself, too, he ended by saying egg egg do everything in his power to ensure this never happens again. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> jury selection begins today in doylestown for the trial of lower bucks county man accused of sexually assaulting six sisters. fifty-three year old lee kaplan faces long list of charges, after police found 11 girls at his feasterville home last summer, two were his own children father he had with 14 year old girl allegedly gifted to kaplan by her parents after kaplan helped him with finances, that girl's parents now await sentencing on endangerment charges. jury deliberate race haves resumed in the trial of david creato, jr., the camden county father accused of killing his three year olson brendan, found dead in october of 2015, cooper river park, before the holiday recess jurors wanted to see re ate owe -- creato's

police department interview. and text messages, and social media activity. convenience store clerk is recovering after being shot this morning during robbery in talcony. at least one person in custody but trang do tells us, authorities are still looking for other suspects. >> just after 4:00 a.m. before the morning rush crowd hit, a brazen arm robbery at the 7-eleven at the intersection of torresdale and distance. >> there is two employees inside a store no customers in there by themselves when two males came to the 7-eleven, one was arm with a gun, and one was the look out. >> police say the suspect with the gun ordered one of the employees to open the register which did i. >> male with the gun opened him to open the other register, which i could not. because he could not the male with the gun, i guess, got frustrated and fired at the employee. >> the clerk was hit once in the arm paramedics returned him to aria-torresdale hospital in stable condition,

the other employee was not hurt. >> he still got shot. so i don't know if these people out here get real crazy out here, just got to pay for his family and him too. >> suspect ran out of the store and headed eason distant street. short time later officers found one man they're calling person of interest on the roof of nearby building. >> unfortunately we live in this time and age where things like this happen on regular. >> regular customers like george soto returned to the store after it reopened around 6:30 re acting to the news that the friendly clerk who greeted them daily was hurt in a robbery. >> normally treat everybody kinds. un for the lip, whatever happened, i'm sorry, he got shot. and i just hope he get well. >> in talcony, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." we now know the identity of 14 year old boy killed in a double shooting in kensington, police say tamire frazier gunned down on the 2,000 block of east orleans street last night, told 16 year old boy

who survived shot in the shoulder remains hospitalized in stable condition. police did not reveal what motivated the gunfire, and no arrests have been made. >> the owner of the 3-mile islands nuclear pour plant plans to shut down the site in 2019. blaming the decision on five years of financial losses and the inability to auction off the power into the regional bridge. three mile island was the site of partial melt down in 1979, it was considered the worse commercial nuclear accident in us history. >> panamanian dictator manuel noriega has died. underwent surge troy remove benign brain tumor but suffered brain hemoraging during the operation, and doctors put him in medically induced comb a ruled panama from 1983 until the us removed him from power in 1989. seventeen years in prison for drug trafficking and monday err laundering, he was 83. president on the verge of making major changes to his communication team.

jared kushner faces scrutiny for allegedly trying to establish communications with moscow. kelly o'hara at the white house now with more. >> the president is expected to shake up his communications team, as the white house faces an onslaught of stories about the russian investigation. he tweeted this morning, russian officials must be laughing at the us and how a lame excuse why the dems lost the election has taken over the face news, monday mr. trump first campaign manager, and deputy campaign manager david, were at the white house for meetings, could be part of new rapid response team the president's son in lay, jared kushner, the focus of an investigation of possible clues between mr. trump associates in moscow. cbs news has confirm when kushner met with russian ambassador, sergei, in december, the two discussed setting up a back channel coon

case between the trump trans innings team and officials. aids describe that as standard procedure. republican senator john mccain said it isn't. >> i don't think it is standard procedure, prior to the inauguration after president of the united state by someone not in a appointed position. >> president trump is standing by kushner. kelly, cbs news, the white house. >> turning to werth the sun still l taking a break. in for another cloudy and cool day, tracking the coolest conditions on the cbs-3 skydeck, hey, katie? >> rahel, one of the isolated showers we had called for now right overhead. how about that for my luck, right? you do have to expect there will be few raindrops out there throughout the course of the afternoon, even toward night fall. this is all courtesy after pesky front that's stuck in place few pieces of energy moving along it, so when we take you out for storm scan3, show you the little pocket. yes, couple of scattered showers, again not everyone getting hit by. >> this but within these little pockets, yes, we have decent little steady rain

coming down, although, it will be brief. and i'm sure it will be wrapping up just as i step back inside. but, let's take a look at temperatures. currently only at -- 60 degrees. it is cool of late may, normally be into the upper 70s for daytime highs. so far cry from that, i don't think we break the 60s in most spot here today. you will be lucky if you hit 70. so 69 for high in the city anyway. winds, very light, i'll say that much, at least not wind driven shower that's moving through here. but regardless, cloudy, cool, little showery at times, and this is going to be a running theme at least for now. but with time, that sun will return, and i've got a gem after day in this forecast, let you know when just a little later on, rahel? >> see you soon, katie, thank you. public news for ariana grande said she will play charity concert in manchester, and will be joined by other big names in music, it will be held this sunday less than two weeks after bomber killed 22 people at the pop star's

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>> thirty-four year old died after a tiger entered the end clown ear he was in, others through meat into the cage to try to lure the tiger away, has not been put down, they say the incident was just a freak accident. and, dramatic video shows fire on a boat filled with my grant, off the coast of spain in the mediterranian sea. began near the engine of the back of the boat and quickly spread. rescuers were able to save all 34 people on board. and prince william is opening up to gq magazine, the british royal is even featured on the july edition cover. next clues i have interview, prince william talks family, mental health and about his mom. he shares more about his campaign pets together about raising awareness of mental health. he admits he wishes his mother the late princess diana was still around, to watch his children grow up and offer parenting advice.

and you can now fly directly from philadelphia to ice lan. the inaugural iceland air flight will take off from ice lan's capitol later today and arrival at philadelphia international airport around 7:15 tonight. it will then turned and, make its first direct trip back about an hour later. that's when it will make the roughly six hour trip four times a week through the end of september. >> and, visitors coming to philly over the next couple of weeks will have to miss out on one of the city biggest tourist attractions beginning today. the area around the iconic rocky statue on the parkway will be roped off for renovations. that means, that visitors won't be able to get close enough to take pictures, it will last a few weeks, meantime visitors can still channel their inner rocky and run up the art museum stairs. so you still have that. vacation season is here, it is that time of year many of us look forward to, me, too, but wait until you hear how many people actually don't use their vacation days. we'll have the results after new survey, meisha? >> we heard it, it has been proven time and time again. even the smallest acts every kindness can make big

difference in the lives of others. in today's love it we are meeting a woman powerful example what it means to serve others and use our limited time for good. that's coming up. katie? >> meisha, we look ahead to the upcoming weekends looks like it may go a little downhill again. there is a front that's going to be crossing through, so an unsettled saturday with shower, thunderstorm, and it is possible that we end up with wet weather on sunday, that's a little bit after question mark, so you want to stay tuned there. meanwhile daytime highs are expected to reach the mid to upper 70s, where they belong for a change.

>> survey finds only one in four americans use all of their vacation days in the last year, one in 11 people didn't use any days at all. the survey says people who don't take vacations are less

likely to get a raise, promotion or bonus because they're over worked. >> a lot more cranky i bet, too. >> i bet. i don't know that i needed the stud toy tell us that. >> ya you. >> get that a lot, however many days it is, i'll take it, i mean, you have to take it. >> so much better, yes. >> you know what makes me feel better, too. >> sunshine? >> how did you know i was going to say that? >> because we haven't seen it? >> for real. >> it is on the way i promise you, we do have one more day and a half or so before high pressure builds in, then when it is here, high pressure usually our goal end term it, usually means we ends one fair weather, n we definitely get in on that by the time high pressure arrivals, here is the thing it, won't last very long. i gave you a day and a half. renewed threat for showers or thunderstorms, because it is just one of those patterns. so, let me get you outside. start things off, by looking at nice wide zoom on storm scan3, hey, if you went up to indianna you would see a lot of sunshine.

>> right? >> you got to take a road trip right now if you want to actually see sunshine. but eventually, again, this front that's stuck in place is going to get cleared out. high pressure will take it place, we will get in on the beautiful sunshine like they're finding out across the great lakes region, for now you just have to deal with the scattered showers, even rumble every thunder at some point. i have not seen any doppler indication locally of thunder or lightning, but see thunderstorm went through north central, northeastern pennsylvania, up through up-state new york and potentially we end up with heavier thunderstorm at some point later today toward evening, especially true, for the west most suburbs outside of philadelphia. future weather reflect that nice limiter i talk about initialization with future weather. it isn't exactly how it looks on the map, but it is a good guide for timing purposes. so, placement is a little off. little removed to the south than where it really should be, but again, good guide, by 3:00 p.m., still have scattered showers to dodge out, there toward the tail end of the day notice some of these storms get little

feisty, especially, if you are traveling west on the turnpike maybe headed out toward the state capitol of lancaster county may run into heavier downpours, but still out there toward evening. then we should catch bit of break. i think could still be stray shower around tomorrow morning, but generally tomorrow afternoon, that these start to fire up again, from another piece of energy that's moving along this same stationary front, and working it way through, again, some of those storms could be heavier toward night fall. so, it is kind of like the same idea from day-to-day. but tomorrow look like it is a little brighter. it is also milder. you'll see that in the seven day. for now, win speeds, the reason i show this more than anything, it is on shore. that is where that blanket of cloud cover is coming f just not going to see that sun penetrate through the cloud deck. >> yes, great afternoon, outside palmyra nature park, nothing really prep bye this just dreary early start to the afternoon. looking at the temperatures, we showed you local zoom, or

the region wide zoom but take you down to the shore, flirting with or just above 60 in most spot, but that's on shore wind flow, really going to do you in if you're trying to find sunshine, won't have the opportunity for t because that far not going to get any solar heating to warm things up from here. hyatt best hit 69 degrees, see those scatter showers leading into tonight as well, otherwise mainly cloudy low of 59. here is the bright spot. it took all of that to get here, by the time we hit thursday gorgeous, one shining moment before the next front comes along, like like it could get here as early as friday. but day and a half worth of real nice weather. so plan around that. >> yes. >> all right, katie, thank you. police officer goes back to school to help children achieve greater things, here with today's lincoln financial field it, meisha? >> we are rewarded in ways money or material could never fulfill n today's love it,

meeting a woman who is gifted with the heart to serve others in more ways than just one. officer sherrie harris has been a member of the baton rouge police for for 11 years and counting, something she has always wanted to do, protect and serve. she good at what she does and she loves it. but the heart is a place. sherrie want to do even more. she remembers hearing a statistic about children currently in school or starting school, who are two level or more behind in reading. a subject sherrie knows is important, it spark an idea and jumped at the opportunity to begin visiting he will henry school a miss her busy days helping little ones in need after helping hand. one of the first school she visited immediately paired her with lili anna, her new reading buddy who sherrie visit regularly. at first she didn't want lilly anna and the schoolmates to know she was a police officer. why? she didn't want them to feel inch tim dated but as it turns out, lilly anna's grandmother is a police officer. true match indeed. now for the first time the

interesting in having big buddy tutor seems pretty cool for most of those little ones. officer harris finds this work so rewarding she has created volunteer program called service smile within the police department to encourage her co-workers to spend some of their downtown helping little kids in reading or in math. sherrie says there is something about having a one on one sharing section, that can make you feel like a total rock star. and i could not agree more. >> always love seeing police officers in the community. >> same here. and the fact that they're so busy, too, and they're carving out the extra time, the time we might have to give to others. >> all it takes is five minute of your day to make someone's day. >> healing soul for the food when you give out of yourself. >> lou exciting. >> just goes to show that with that motivated heart a lot of good can come from t way to be a shining example of greatness, sherrie, and quick reminder that if you have any great story ideas send them my way to meisha p johnson on facebook or meisha on twitter

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>> we will take you to the site of the old granite run mall, to see what's planned, and to talk about how old laws all over are getting new life. that's at 5:00. very interesting. i remember that, very well. and finally at noon, some really cool images of solar flares, take a look, the flares you see here were captured in several wavelengths, a big stream

ultraviolet right, also color coded, the video comes from the glad adder space flight center, the most active solar flare regions, areas of inch telling magnatism and work now underway to understand why solar flares also cause radio black-out. >> cool stuff. >> recapping the weather, i know still dreary, we have to deal with it for one more afternoon into tomorrow, but should break up at least a little, then by thursday, gorgeous weather, get out, make some plans. >> can't wait. >> all right, thank you, katie. and that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm rahel solomon, for jim on assignment, meisha, katie all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. as always visit us at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ i'm only in my 60's.

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