seven year-old girl found unresponsive and we will tell what you else investigators discovered there and who they are searching for right now. we are following a developing story overnight first non-stop flight from philadelphia iceland is forced to turnaround and land with mayor jim kenney on board, passengers waking up in boston we will hear from them next. live look at bethlehem this morning parts of the area are waking up to fog and that will slow down the commute. we will tell you where there could be storms. it is wednesday, may 31st i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. call it i and meisha keeping an eye on things on this last day of may. >> yes, see you later, may.

>> yes. >> we're starting off june, we're talking about rain coming up. >> yeah. anyway, we will talk about a lot of construction and the visibility issues, katie, the fog out there in all camera shots. we cannot see what we are looking at. >> very poor visibility, lots of moisture, light wind, all of the ingredients necessary to allow that fog to form. i know your field cameras will be tough to pick out what we are looking at here over next couple of hours but taking a peak at storm scan is there activity to track but not necessarily locally on the radar but we have had some drizzle, we have had the fog, eventually some of this activity we are seeing will work its way through as well in the form of the shower or a thunderstorm. there could be a locally brief but heavy downpour with anything too, lots of moisture to work w lower 60's around, slightly cooler in trenton and then mount pocono but mild to start. wind still light. that will allow that fog to settle in. watch for that as you go to

doyletown, quakertown, upper 50's to report. as the day goes on the fog will lift eventually and we will brighten up for some sunshine. how about that. problem is it is not complete ly clearing out. shower, thunderstorm still in the card today, meisha. maybe umbrella, as well this morning. it will be a mixed bag. what we are looking at right now, video of that vine construction, so often and i know katie does not like construction. it effects so many people. the construction between schuylkill and broad street was closed for that construction. that has been lifted. why it is in place? today through thursday 11:00 p.m. through 5:00 p.m. because of that overhead bridge construction 18th street bridge being demolished which is last of the seven bridges over the vine. just a head up, it will linger through thursday. we can switch this. go outside. i want to show you blue route north bound between norristown and mid count that i left lane is block, due to flashing lights, we have cones, hopefully crews are moving that out of our way.

we are talking about speed restrictions because of the visibility issues new jersey turnpike between delaware, nyc , speed reduced to 45 miles an hour but that is not only place where we are seeing that dense fog but betsy ross bridge is also affected bye a lot of our camera shots we will talk about this coming up in a bit, jim, back over to you. we are following breaking news this morning in olney that is where a woman found her seven year-old daughter, with a bag over her head in the basement of their home. the child was rush to the hospital, in critical condition, and now this gets very confusing. police initially responded to that scene of the 5500 block of north american street for report of the stolen vehicle. right new we know police are searching for a 19 year-old family member whom the woman says took the car. that vehicle was later found, crashed and abandoned several blocks away. we will keep you up to dayton this story. meanwhile developing story inaugural flight non-stop for philadelphia to iceland has been cut short. full flight with mayor jim

kenney was divert todd boston earlier this morning due to technical problems. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with more on the flight status, good morning, jan what do we know. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. they are blaming this whole issue on technical problems but it is unclear exactly what happened here, so the spokesperson for iceland air tells us that the flight attendants and passengers alike near the back of the plane started smelling a weird odor. it smelled like rubber. pilots check it out and decided in an abundance of caution they should land the plane. lets look at video, this is path of ice landair flight 828 inaugural flight from philadelphia international airport to iceland was well on its way until these technical problems forced the plane to u turn to boston. spokesperson tells us it was a full flight and as soon as safety experts san give that plane the all clear airline will get them on their way to ice land. one of the passengers on board was philadelphia mayor jim kenney, mayor's office tells

us he is spending the night in boston. outcome is certainly a hard turn from last night this first ever, direct flight from philadelphia to ice land started with a whole lot of fanfare inside phl wednesday evening, celebration including champagne, cake, lots of pictures. well, two and a half hours in the flight passengers tell us that the crew made an announcement and they need todd land in boston. those travelers then found themselves in long lines for hotel vouchers, understandably , there was frustration and confusion, passengers are left wondering what went wrong and when they will get on their way again, lets listen. >> there wasn't anything weird about the plane, maybe a little bit hot. air conditioning issues. otherwise it was a relaxing flight. >> my friend and i had the seats in the back row. the problem seemed to becoming from the back of the plane. there was a weird smell when we got on the plane. >> reporter: these passengers this morning tell us it is

still unclear when they will get back on the plane and off to the final destination. they were told to await an e-mail from ice landair. some passengers did commend icelandair for taking care of the situation and being on top of things this morning. spokesperson tells us it is unclear again exactly what caused this problem, we will continue to update with you any information we get on our end. live at philly international airport, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" jim and rahel, back to you. >> you never want to play games with mechanical issues. thanks, jan. jury in the trial of the david creato junior will resume deliberation is today despite telling judge they could in the reach verdict the judge told them to keep crying creato ace accused in the murder of his son brandon in 2015. prosecutors say he did it to prevent his teenage girlfriend from leaving him. his defense tern says prosecution did not prove its case. a jury is in place for trial of the, four three-year old lee kaplan accused in the sexual assault of six sisters. eight men, four women were

selected in bucks county court yesterday. jury instructions and opening statements are expect to day investigators found 11 girls in kaplan's feasterville home, including a 17 year-old allegedly gifted to kaplan by her parents, who face sentencing on endangerment charges. this morning woman near princeton university are on alert for a serial groper. police say woman walking on spruce street friday night was groped by a man, similar incident was captured on surveillance video last month. police say that the suspect, description, in both of the cases are similar. >> i feel like everybody, when you hear something like this, oh, if he came to me i would get him but who knows what would i do in that situation. >> police says since 2015 there have been five reports of the stocky man groping woman near the university campus. if you have any information about this case, give police a call. man is in custody this morning after barricading himself at his home in fairmount section of the philadelphia officers block off road around 26th and parish streets last night,

mainly the suspect was armed in his garage. eyewitness told police that she saw the suspect driving erratically in fairmount around 7:30 p.m. when they approached him the suspect pulled out the knife. police got the man out of his garage after 45 minutes. that rested him and brought him top hospital to be tested for accounts tax case. michael flynn will reportedly hand over, some of the documents requested by senate investigators. flynn, originally took the fifth and refused to comply with subpoenas. senate intelligence committee is investigating flynn's alleged ties with russia. meanwhile president trump's personal told house intelligence committee he will not cooperate with its investigation into russian election interference. for the first time in three years military has launched a critical defense missle designed to stop an enemy missle strike. officials launched the intercepter missle from the air force base in california, yesterday, and it is successfully collided with the target, and posing as an enemy war head. way above the earth's

atmosphere. experts say this launching of this specific missle send an important message. >> message is clear we are telegraphing that we are taking steps to defend our home land and iranians, north koreans and any other country who thinks the you had is opened game for a hit by nuclear or non-nuclear missle on our home land they should look again. >> now the american intercept er missle doesn't have a flawless track record, in 17 similar tests it succeed ed nine times. the blast happened in 2014 and that test was successful. we are following breaking news overseas, coming up later on a deadly bombing in afghanistan near diplomatic area death toll has just climbed. also this morning we now know the name of the man who held police at bay for hours last night at orlando's airport. we will tell what you police discovered when it all came to an end. and talk about baby on board a man ride his met or cycle with a toddler on it, the one thing did he that

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we are following breaking news, death toll is rising following a suicide blast in afghanistan. the explosion happened during the morning rush hour near several embassies and presidential palace in kabul. afghan officials say 80 people were killed and 350 people were wounded in the car bombing, so far no group has claimed responsibility, for the blast. well, police are charging a man with assault after they say he pulled out a fake gun at orlando international airport. authorities identified 26 year-old michael wayne as a suspect. we don't have a photo just yet form mare reen held a three hour standoff with, officers

starting at 8:00 last night. he pointed what looked like a real gun at police and at himself. >> pointed the firearm at the officers and said shoot me, shoot me. our negotiators did a phenomenal job talking with the subject, or for about two hours and then finally got him to peacefully surrender. >> good. he is under going mental evaluation and charged with aggravated assault. no one was hurt in the incident but police response was so we have that i road surrounding the airport came to a stand still. burning lap top battery forced a cross country flight to make an emergency landing in grand rapid, michigan. jet blue air bus was traveling from insuring to san francisco when passengers smelled smoke. flight attendants found a lap top in the overhead compartment and then took it off the plane, plane took off again about two hours later and landed safely in california. a texas man facing a hot seat with the law and here's y this photo shows a fatter with his two-year old son riding on

his motorcycle. it was snapped at a gas station. investigators tracked down the dad, anthony walsh after identifying himself in the comments under the photo. police say charging him with the crime won't be easy since deputies didn't catch him in the act, they are hoping eyewitnesses, will give them a call. in the safe. one of alaska's most active volcanos erupts again. that white explosion cloud is the volcano, the eruption on sunday was captured on a u.s. weather satellite. really interesting there. at least 35,000 feet in the air leading to aviation alerts in the area, and geologists say more explosions are possible. >> um-hmmy think those are so interesting when we get those aerial images. >> yes, volcanos can stop air travel big time. >> yes. >> remember years ago wasn't it in iceland or something, katie, there was that volcano, that went on for days, weeks, affecting european flights.

>> yes. >> interesting to go see it from aerial shots. >> i remember, that volume kaine owe was, something along those lines. >> boy, good memory there. >> i don't think i got it at all close though. but yeah, those kind of ash cloud can cause major headaches because you are just traveling through those ash cloud and they cannot do. that we will bring it back stateside, no volcanic activity, locally but we do have a weather alert to talk about as we have a stationary front and scattered showers and thunderstorms still firing up at this hour. east of the mississippi there are a couple round of rain, storms that we can pinpoint at this hour, but nothing that is looking all that incredibly organized, but what we do have is instability to work work moisture to work work cloud, settling in with light wind as well and you can new see a couple lightening strikes firing up to the west. with time that will roll through our area as well and

any fog that is currently out there will have a chance to lift in the next couple of hours. this is not an all day thing. we should brighten up, for some sunshine but again, not out of the wood with a shower or thunderstorm that will fire up. at the moment we have a lot of cloud, looking at visibility, it is in the great and i am getting wrap so i will jump awe head to the seven day to show you how things shake out how it shakes out. it is mild. tomorrow, mess of friday looks great. friday night into saturday, un settled pattern does make a return appearance, meisha. >> katie, thank you so much. very good morning. katie nailed that with that visibility. are they playing a factor in our morning commute this morning. so, good morning, everybody. going outside 422 at route 29 taillights moving in the eastbound direction you can see this in the westbound direction in problem either, it is in the congestion, just yet, it is going to be that fog that will slow us down, in these early hours even though it is dark, and still early, in the many neighbors outside just yet but it will slow us

down, pumping these brakes because of the dense fog. ninety-five at cottman any camera shotty show you this morning you cannot tell where it is just because of dense fog and we have speed restrictionness play, because which we will talk about in a bit. construction here has cleared blue route north bound between are in is town and mid county. this gives you a normal view what it is looking like, same story, but lots of fog. we have construction crews route zero sevene and westbound between penn avenue, alternating lanes alternating between 6:00 a.m. burlington bristol bridge is scheduled to open up at 5:10. speed restrictionness play on the betsy ross bridge. more in about 10 minutes. now back over to you. now for a look at newspaper headlines across the region. >> new jersey governor chris christie has unveiled a program that will demolish 500 vacant abandoned and blighted properties in trenton, new jersey in an effort to increase public safety. the demolition program will be funded by an 11.5 million-dollar investment, some of the new jersey housing and mortgage finance agencies.

trenton by the way has approximately 3,000 abandoned structures. from the intelligencers governor tom wolf was in norristown to talk about penndot projects in southeastern pennsylvania. penndot has ear mark 550 million-dollar for 125 projects in our region. these projects include the paving of 235 miles of highways, and the repair and replacement of 33 bridges. delaware county daily times after 41 years in law enforcement yeadon police chief don has hung up his badge. he started with the department back in 1975, retired yesterday, as he spent last 29 years of his career as boro's top cop. enjoy your retirement, sir. >> that is newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. up next, pat's here with morning sports. >> good morning, pat. >> coming up we will hear from the eagles 100 million-dollar man fletcher cox on yes missed the beginning of the otas. plus phillies struggles continues, we will be right back to see how bad it

well come back to cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we're so glad you are with us. >> pat's here with sports and phillies are floundering again , yes. >> who wrote that. >> difficult. i. >> real beauty. right about. that phillies play afternoon baseball today in miami looking to right a seriously sinking ship. things so bad that pete mackanin said they could send miguel franco and .206 batting average to the minors. franco missed last night's game because of an illness but it was more of the same elsewhere. marcell ozuna made them feel

sick. later in the inning vince velasquez would grab his side after a pitch. he is headed to the dl with a right elbow strain. mark leiter, junior would replace him in the third inning. that was good news for jean carlos stanton, opposite field two run shot put marlins up four to nothing. phillies go down again, this time, seven-two. they managed just two hits on the night. series finishing up at 1:10 this afternoon. suspensions have been landed down for monday's brawl between giants and nationals. bryce harper gets four games for charging mound and wildly throwing his helmet. hunter strict land gets six games for throwing at harper. nationals manager dusty baker said there would be no retaliation because he believes strict land was acting on his own. derek barnett was eagles first round pick so it makes sense that the ot a continue and they think highly of him but jim schwartz could not hide his excitement about 14th

overall pick saying he has been extremely impressive so far. yesterday during second round of the otas, fletcher cox is back in the house participating after missing last week. big d tackle spent time with his family and explained why he was a no show for the voluntary work outs. >> no, no, it was not an issue just a time when my whole family could take off work, and it is a time i get to spend with them. that is what is important. football. my family is very important and means a lot. >> new big three basketball games coming to the wells fargo center next month will feature exciting names, that including allen iverson who will play in the tournament and doctor j, julius irving, who will coach, iverson told big three side line reporter michael rapaport what doctor j means to him and to philadelphia. >> he has been a great inspiration to me obviously and i want to be a part of that legacy, of the great

philly athletes as it stand right now. >> the big three will come to the wells fargo center in south philadelphia, july 16th, ticket on sale now and it was put together by ice cube, and the old fashion artists. >> yeah. >> pretty cool. >> very nice to see ai there. >> you know it. >> yes. >> thanks, pat. coming up next on "eyewitness news" amazon is raking in the dough we will tell you how much the company is worth in a live report from wall street, plus this. comedian kathy griffin is begging for public's forgive ness after a photo shoot shows her holding a bloody severed head that looks like president trump, i'm hanna daniels in new york with more on this controversy. plus ariana grande is returning to manchester but she's noting ago loan. find out stars going with her for a fund raising concert, katie. we will look ahead to the week end that promises to be on the unsettled side, once more, right now, saturday is

not looking too bad but showers, thunderstorm could crop up, better chance on sunday as another system will be looming, and that will mess with the first part of next week, so it seems like this is a pattern we cannot shake at least not yet we will have more after the

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much of the areas wake up up to lower visibility and dense fog as we look live at the parkway in center city but it will clear just in time for possible thunderstorm. doesn't that sound great. i'm rahel solomon. i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a minute but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute iceland's put on ice. >> we should be in ice land by now. >> dream trip to the hot tourist destination delayed. icelandair first none in stop flight out of fill hits a big snag there were safety issues so they were returning to boston. >> philadelphia police searching for a family member after a seven year-old is found unresponse with a bag over her head in olney. and apology from comedian kathy griffin. >> i'm a comic. i crossed the line. >> after an image of her held ing a fake bloody head resembling president