it is only 6:00 a.m., almost 80 degrees outside, heat advisory goes knee effect in a few hours, but katie promises cool down in our near future. >> and we are waiting for averred in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. deliberations resume this morning. >> russia later today, hear on capitol hill, i'm weijia jiang, with a preview coming up. well, today is tuesday, june 13th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this tuesday morning, good morning, ladies? good morning, happy tuesday. we are looking outside, construction crews out of our way. but i will say, look how dry our roadways r actually kind of busy morning. >> really? >> yes. >> well, you know, sun glare will get you for sure. yes, very warm start to the day. muggy as well walking out the

door you notice that immediately, and from a climate controlled building or bedroom. but the heat advisory, that's taking effect as of noontime today. so at least for now, at the most comfortable part of the day. if you really have like outdoor plans, you want to get your jog in, you really want to take the dog for nice long walk, you really want to do guards edge, now is the time to get this in if your area able to squeeze it in or whatever else you have coming on, come 10:00 a.m., will start to get very hot. again the heat advisory goes in effect at noontime. all clear on storm scan. no worries there. here is a look at the temperatures region wide. mention we are flirting with zero eight already, specific to our room top weather station at the station headquarters but at philadelphia international airport, you're at 73, so just goes to show that different part of the city can be recording different values bottom line, mild beginning, walk out the door absolutely without a jacket today. you have no problem. later on today, we will be sweltering, 96 the high in the

city that's going to be new record for the books, as long as we hit it. eighty-eight at the shore. great beach weather. some of you may see spotty shower or thunderstorm pop up late another day. poconos most prone to that at least this afternoon, meisha. but anyone is fair game tonight. >> you think our evening commute maybe? >> perfect. >>for that, very gd morni traveg seng a lot of brake light gooff. ood.ooking at westbound, looking quiet than what we6:00 . ak he approaching 295.p ittle bit with that being lou like, at this hour, sog t 4mbs-up. street, at skeet road, in

s accidents, starting to pop up.re still in your neck of the wo park, old york road hunting park avenue still ou injuries. this one has been out there for little while. 611 old york road, near heart road. the road is block here. so just a heads up again, traveling little bit less than posted speeds around the area. more to come in about ten minute. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. jury has yet to reach a decision in the sexual assault trial of bill cosby after deliberating for more than four hours. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live outside the montgomery county courthouse where deliberations will pick up in just a few hours, trang, good morning. >> good morning, rahel, jim. the jury wrapped up around 9:30 last night capping very interesting day in court where we saw camille cosby support her husband in court for the first time, also, defense took just six minutes and one witness to present it case.

>> bill cosby left court monday night sank ago tune to himself. arm in arm, with his publicist, andrew wyeth. his fate now in the hand of 12 people, from allegany county. >> we feel that the jury has information, and they have the fact. they saw the truth. >> the jury of seven men, five women, got the case around 5:30 p.m., and deliberated for about four hours. about mid-way through think asked the judge to see part of 2005 deposition, where cosby called the pills he gave central witness andrea constand quote hisly friend, he claimed he gave benadryl to relax during a visit to his home in january of 2004. but prosecutors say more powerful drugs were at work, rendering their client incapacitated and unable to fen off cosby's advances. another accuser, victoria valentineo says the story is early familiar. >> there was thread of continuity between all of us, 60 women, who have gone public

public. >> bill cosby's team says he'll -- >> i feel like we have that one person, you know, and more than one person look willing at the evidence, and reasonable doubt coming into play. >> and deliberations will resume around 9:00 a.m. gorply get to see two document, they asked the judge for last night. but for now live outside the montgomery county courthouse, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to yo you. >> as soon as they have a verdicts, we will bring it to you live on tv and on line. >> police are investigating an overnight shooting we counted 45 shell casings, 1,000 block of powell street. looks looks like several car windows were shout the.

one man expected to survive. investigators have not identified any suspect or motive. >> the philadelphia police officer involved in the deadly shooting of an armed dirt bike rider now on administrative leave during internal investigation. police say officer ryan, 12 year veteran of the force, shot and killed 30 year old david jones last thursday, on whitaker avenue in north philadelphia. police say jones was armed, and pulled a gun on the officer, after the officer started questioning him. investigators say officer shot jones as he was running away. >> ryan patrick mchugh faces homicide and dui charges after the car he was driving hit and killed a mother and injured her young son. investigators say mchugh was under the influence saturday night, when his car jumped a curb along aramingo avenue, killed rosa lydia rojas. rojas' nine year old son jaden is recovering from hip and leg injuries. her daughter, fortunately, was not injured. >> rosa lydia rojas as family and friends gathered last

night to hold a vigil at the spot of the accident. her father eugene shared this picture with "eyewitness news," he also sent us an e-mail thanking everyone who came out to support the family. >> to our nation's capitol today. big day on capitol hill as the probe into russia meddling in the 2016 election continues. attorney general, jeff sessions, will now face questions from the senate over his connections to the russian ambassador. correspondent weijia jiang with more now from washington. >> to celebrate this group -- >> attorney general jeff sessions praised president trump, and fellow cabinet members, monday, ahead of his testimony before the senate intelligence committee today. he is expected to face questions about his contact with russia's ambassador to the u.s. during the presidential campaign. sessions, though, has recused himself from all ongoing investigations into russia. >> i should not be involved in investigating a campaign i had a role in. >> sessions may also have to answer for what role, if any, he played in the firing of

former nbi director, james comey. comey, during his testimony today senate, hinted there might be more to sessions' recusal. >> we also were aware of fact that i can't discuss in a open setting. >> sessions will have the option to avoid some questions, by siting executive privilege, move the white house has not ruled out. >> i think it depend on the scope of the questions, and it would be to get into a hypothetical at this point would be premature. >> the attorney general may also be asked if there are tames of the president's private conversations, with comey. as mr. trump suggested last month. but, refuse to confirm monday. >> the secret service revealed yesterday, it is unaware of any recording devices inside the oval office. weijia jiang, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> reminder now cbs news will carry the testimony of attorney jeff jeff sessions,

coverage set to beginning at 2:30, watch it here on cbs-3. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, new report just released this morning takes a look at the headlights on many popular cars, and the results, i'm going to tell you, they're not good. plus this. >> oh, no. >> oh, no. no, no, no. >> incredible video of several tornados ripping through the planes every midwest, severe threat for weather in that part of the country isn't over yet. >> rahel, new old champion in the nba. the warriors regain the title last night in oakland, we will show you how it went down, who took home mvp honors. that is just ahead. >> ♪ >> ♪ heatwave ♪ >> looks like talking about a heatwave. now, what, the fourth, fifth in a row, katie? >> fourth day 90-degree temperatures, i like it but excessive, and can cause some

problem for the kiddos out there. >> uh-huh. >> katie has the details when we come back. >> ♪ heatwave ♪

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here. >> look at the stuff flying through the air. touched down in wyoming, severe weather brought the severe rain and golf ball size hail, and the national weather service report of one injury. look at that stuff flying through there, just picks up everything and throws it around 6:15, looks like according to the weather almost 77 degrees, yes, just 6:00 in the morning. >> yes, very, very warm start it the day. so all we can do go up from herement the sun now up. been up for about 45 minutes. give or take. and as the day progress, of course, only going to heat up from here with quiet looking storm scan3. aren't any storms to track across the greater northeast, there is a frontal boundery, back door cold front that's going to basically come in from the opposite direction, you tingley sees these. it will help knock the temperatures back come tomorrow. today's where we peak with the heat. also we are we peak with the humidity, temperatures currently in the low or mid

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cool off couple oiof to have to deal with the 73 expected then , gone are the 90 degrees days, and thursday looks awesome, unsettled pattern back starting friday. >> dad to know. thursday sure does look great. good morning everyone, so our commute looking okay. we do have an accident here, 59 north before allegheny avenue. you can't see it in this camera. what you are looking at is the tail light your back up travel toward that accident again. it is again the northbound side of 95, as allegheny or just before allegheny avenue. and it is blocking that right lane. heads up, if anything, traveling southbound you might get little gaper delay as you travel on by there, flashing light, but you can see moving in the southbound direction, there is quite a few vehicles out there already. we can expect now that we crack into the 6:00 hour, 59 will start to heat up. schuylkill at king of prussia. headlight moving in the

eastbound direction. you can see headlights tail light, both looking actually okay. not bumper to bumper, that's good, hoping to keep you there until we get more to the 7:00 hour, main hour of the rush. then talking construction delaware reopens friday clothes dollars since april, just went into effect yesterday, jim, back over to you. >> new champion in the nba. >> hat year the cavaliers tried to hold off warriors but goal end state got their crown back. pat gallen here to break it all down. >> quite a series. very high scoring. very entertaining. after wild game four in which the cavs halt add sweep, the golden state warriors just proved to be too talented to hold off for long. game five, they claimed the nba title winning their seconds in three years catch leers actually got off to quick start. they had a lead early thanks to labron james in his 41-point on the night.

they tore off a 28 to four run to take control, kevin did your around came to the bay area to win a title. he helped the warriors do just that, kevin did your around, seth curry 31, to help bring the title back. labron did become first player in history to average triple double in the finals. but not enough. warriors win in five. 129-120. >> katie party i had with his mom wanda after the warriors win, he praised his mom's role in his life, when he won the 2014mvp awards calling her quote the real mvp. showed again after his first nba title, now motivational speaker. if she motivate you like she motivate her son, women, guys, you're in good hands. also got heartfelt embrace from his chief add vaux care labron james, battled through five games in the final,

katie, 39-point, labron, 41, both of them obviously future hall of famers and amazing competitors. >> his daughter riley, probably the nba's most famous child. she accompanied dear old dad as he raised around or call arena after the warriors win, riley only four years old, already getting used to the championship party. she has one year old sister ryan, who i think is probably ready to sub in whenever she needs a rest. >> i just stayed in the moment. >> coach always says spray champagne on yourselves, and teammates, and in the lockerroom after you win a championship. you understands how hard it is to get this job done. >> i left everything on the floor, all five games. >> so for me personally i have nothing to beat. i have no reason to put my head down. no reason to put back to what

i should have done, what i could have done better for the team. >> one day soon we'll know what it feels like. fans partied in the streets around or call arena. no report of arrests, but s activity looked a little bit dangerous, that right there. warriors scheduled to celebrate with a parade in oakland on thursday and already the overwhelming favorites to repeat according to las vegas, right now, they've two to three odds while the cavs are three to one to regain the crown in 2018. >> did you say sunday we'll know what that feels like? >> yes maybe one day soon. >> i think spinning around the car that's meisha sometimes leaving after work. >> that will be meisha. >> you know it. thank you, pat. >> congratulateses in order for young man who has set new bow scout record. eagle scout from california get this, earned all 137 merit badges. >> yes, each badge represent a skill tied to learn annex cute in the front after expert.

earning all of the badges is a rare achievement and one says he's incredibly proud of. >> 333 people, including me, have been able to complete all of the badges, since 1910. so 107 years. thirds party sources have estimated 104 million total boyscouts have been registered. so it is .003 some odd%. >> think he is -- >> in becoming a eagle scout is a family affair. ty, his dad, and grandfather, have all earned the distinction, although, ty has them beat on badges. way to go, ty. i'm sure fist family is so proud. >> snap chat your way to new job. what company is using the social media app to hire new workers? plus, is lindsay lohan making a come back? the new role she is taking oncoming up.

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to investigate what they're calling self-defense shooting in the drexel hill section of the township. saturday morning, a man confronted another man with a knife. one up on the shortened of the fight when his victim pulled out a gun and shot his attacker in the leg, i guess you call that car ma. >> settlement, student suspended after knife found in his back pack, has potential to change in the only how the school district conduct student searches, but a state law concerning weapons in schools. >> finally from the times of trenton, residents in mill hill, seven other permit parking district in trenton, getting updated parking permits and visitor plackards as a result every complaints from resident about none permit vehicles. the changes took effect june 1st, and includes new stepped epp enforcement. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> mcdonald's using the latest social media, to spread the word that it is hiring. >> the fast-food giant says it will post 250,000 jobs on snap

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>> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is 63 here's how you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> this will not be a comfortable day for you. >> if you are in fact riding today, roll up the windows, crank the ac, already hot out

there inch. >> deed. basically rolling ♪ >> ya! >> several tornados touchdown in the midwest, including one that got too close for comfor comfort. >> bill cosby's state is now in the hand after jury. >> i really feel like we have that one person. >> last night jurors deliberated for about four hours, it really capped off bizarre day in court. >> what role did he play, if any? >> senators will push for details, but attorney jeff sessions testifies on capitol hill today. >> session also have the option to avoid some questions, by siting executive privilege. >> for the second time in three years, the warriors are nba champions. >> you're going to add to this now. >> eighteen, 19, 20. >> yeah. >> and the warriors beat the cavaliers 129 to 120. >> all right, let's sends it out to katie. we know cleveland not waking

up in a good mood this morning. here at home, if you like the heat, maybe you are. >> yes. >> sticking around yet another day. >> one thing i'll say, real nice to be able to come out to the skydeck and not be either sweltering, or freezing cold. you can come out here, not need a jacket. so that really is nice. but, definitely feels humid. make no mistake. and it will be the most steamy day of the pack of really warm days that we've been experiencing as of late. so storm scan, totally quiet. later today may be shower, thunderstorm pong up, isolate in the nature, but still out there. so we will talk more about that a little later in the show. will you talking dew point for now. remember the lower the dew point, the drier the air. these are pretty high, in short, materials steamy. benchmark when it feels humid is 65 degrees dew point. so it definitely is humid right here on the skydeck, and pretty much everywhere he will, not quite as harsh into mount pocono oral end town, but again there is will ends up being the most humid day of the bunch. seventy-three is the current value at philadelphia international airport. we're at 74 atlantic city, 161 mount pocono, and those are

similar values, pretty much no matter where you travel. but as the day progresses with that sun baking us here at the surface, it is going to heat up very efficiently with more sun than anything. so, 96 degrees, is the call right now. that would be a new record for the books. eighty-three in the mountains. spotty shower or thunderstorm is certainly a possibility. so we have to keep an eye on the area radar. but in short, the heat is still on, meisha, for at least one more day. >> yep. sure is. and i have to say, katie, i know you don't like being out there but you sure look gorgeous standing out there. and it will be a steamer. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. so we're looking outside right now, i got to say starting to build levels now. expect it as we now approach or push toward our main hour of the rush hour wins 7:00. so the ben franklin bridge heating up, push in the westbound direction, from jersey into center city, crossing the bridge, what you will be looking at. i wouldn't say give your extra time yet, but certainly give yourself extra time there. this is area do you want to give yourself extra time, 59

moving in the southbound direction, there was an accident, on the northbound side, before allegheny avenue. we were looking at some. backups, those backups kind of dissipated little bit. they're not so much out there any more. really the 95 south area, that corridor, as you head into center city that we're looking at, and speaking of the avenue, we do have some construction starting 10:00 a.m. fifty-nine south between bridge and allegheny blocking left lane between 10:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m. but just look at all of the red right now. that's censor zone showing you right now, and very slow moving, 18 miles per hour. >> jurors return to montgomery county courthouse this morning, will continue deliberating the fate of bill cosby. last night the comedian left the courthouse apparently feeling pretty good. >> you could hear him there, could be heard sing to go himself, smiling, too, jurors are trying to determine whether he drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand. they do have to union mousily finds cosby guilty for him to face jail time.

>> there was a thread of continuity between all of us, 60 women, have who have gone public who never had met each other before. and suddenly, we're going oh, my god, that's a pattern. >> i really feel like we have that one person. you know, and more than one person who is looking at the evidence and they're taking everything into account. and that reasonable doubt is probably coming into play. >> seventy-nine year old cosby could spends the rest of his live in prison if he is convicted of aggravated sexual assault. >> chilling surround vale valance video played in court for the 18 frat brother charged in the death after pledge. yesterday prosecutors showed series of video clips as a detective with state college police offered testimony. he point out dollars out clips of 19 year old pledge timothy piazza appearing unconscious, members of the frat sitting on him. piazza can be seen desperately trying to stand but collapses several times. >> surveillance video that was shown in this courtroom today

is chilling, it is horrific, and it is unfathomable. >> now, piazza died after falling down the steps of the beta theta pi house in february, following a night of heavy drinking. officials say 911 wasn't called until nearly 12 hours later. meantime the university is permanently banned the the fraternity. >> attorney general jeff sessions will testify before the senate intelligence committee, in a open hearing this afternoon. the committee also investigating russian meddling in the 2016 election. sessions, who has recused himself from ongoing probes into russia, will likely face questions about the investigation. last week fired fbi director james comey told senators his recusal may have happened for reasons he could not discuss in a non-classified setting. >> and, cbs news will carry the testimony of attorney general jeff sessions live. coverage is set to begin this afternoon at 2:30, you can watch it right here on cbs-3. >> last week while most americans were glued to james comey's testimony before congress, financial regulatory measure dropped below the raid

that could significantly impact your life. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger joins us live from new york to tell us what we need to know. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> so, jill, so the house passed what's known as the financial choice act. what is it and should we care? >> reporter: well, it is a bill that would gut the financial reform legislation of 2010. now, in it current form, the choice act would give the president the power to fire the head of the consumer financial protection bureau, at any time, for any or no reason at all t would also allow congress to essentially de-fund the budget. that's a shame, because in the six years since the cfpb was established it has provided nearly $12 billion in relieve for more than 29 million consumers, who would be harmed by the credit card industry, debt collectors, payday lenders, to for profit colleges, mortgage companies and banks. by the way choice would also repeal the department of labor

fed usual area role, first phase of which went in just on friday. >> jill reminds us again what the fed usual area rule is. >> that was rule that requires anyone who handles retirement assets, or gives financial advice to retirement savers to work in their client's best interest. they also have to provide disclosure of conflict if they exist. now, that rule was created by the obama administration, it was delayed for 60 days. then on friday the first phase did go into effect, but with big caveat, like one of those with a asterisk, won't be enforced until the beginning of next year. so, most financial professionals, part of3 trilliot savings industry, they're still held to that lesser standard called suitability. that means, what they sell you or advise to you do has to be a prepare row at. not in your best interest. here is the deal. you may want to seek guidance from one of the more 80,000 professionals no already adhere to the standard.

certified financial planners, cpa personal financial specialists, members of the national association of the personal financial advisors, and charter financial analysts, for more on how congress may have thrown consumers under the bus, go to jill on money. com. >> very good advice, jill, all right, thank you. well, in other news this morning, this may be one of the most odd friendships we've ever seen, former nba player, dennis record man, and kim june awning. well, he's back in korea hanging with his budd. >> i that's rodman boards ago plane, just trying to open his door with communist country wants to bring it more sport. but he's not saying if anything else is on his agenda. rodman also said trump would be happen which his trip. basketball legend cast members of two season trump celebrity apprentice. >> welcoming up don't look now but lindsay lohan is returning to television. >> oh, plus handling the heat. doctor jen is here with some

tips on how to stay healthy if you have to be outside during this hot weather. and also, what signs to look for if you're suffering from heat related illness. pat? >> morning, guys, how are you doing? outside with a little help from septa today helping naught our community, stop hunger at your station, these are the people that are going to help us today. say hi, guys, we'll learn more on how septa is helping with philabundance as well when we come back.

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>> ♪ >> another day of potentially dangerous heat and humidity. we are officially in the season's heatwave. family physician, doctor jennifer, and some tips on preventing heat related ill know cents and the best way to cope in this hot wetter. >> already toasty out here. you know me, not one for heat, doctor jen. how are you doing. >> doing okay. it is kind of steam.

>> i your hair is looking good. let me ask you a question, how can we make sure we're keeping cool? >> super important watch we really worry about during this time of heat illness, we're worried about heat exhaustion, heat stroke, couple every signs and symptoms i want to mention, heat exhaustion, oftentimes get a lot of sweating, we can feel light-headed but in terms of keeping cool, you make sure you're avoiding the sun at the hottest times of day, want to wear a hat, light colored, light weight clothing, make sure to take frequent breaks, drink plenty of water and voiding drinks that contain lots of caffeine or sugar, those drinks can make dehydration worse specially when trying to avoid key illness like heat exhaustion, heat stroke, what we are trying to avoid. >> obviously the people usually most affected when it is a hot day like today would be the young and the elderly. problems, who tend to be sick nerve general, also people who take certain medications cents, sometimes, if people

are on water pill can make them more de hydrated dollars or other heart or kidney medications so you just got to be extra careful. i always say the season to check on you're in or, okay? time to reach out. make sure your friends and family are doing okay. >> specially elderly folks. >> a lot of times they don't realize, you know, the victim of heat stroke. >> right. one thing that's important, air-conditioning, if you don't have it go to local mall, book store, stay inside, because that's really great protective factor. >> some people can't. they have to go outside because they work outside. what do those folks need to do? >> some of the topics that -- the item we talk about real importantment take frequent breaks. don't just go gunning hoe. take some frequent breaks. make sure you're drinking pretty of water, light colored clothing still applies, real important. and staying in the shade as much as you possibly k of course, don't forget your sunscreen, your hat, things like that. >> sunscreen very important.

you know me, i burn like a crisp. what about pets as well? >> my gosh, little ones like little fido and the babies, pets and babies, do not leave them in the car. >> in fact nobody should be in the car. nobody should be in locked hot car with no ventilation, don't do it, super person. but the time we have to be careful, look out for one another. really staying safe in the heat. >> you know doctor jen, the last time we were out here i believe was in mid december, december 15th, if memory serves me. >> so cold. we were like this, like brr. >> one extreme to the next. i don't know if we have a picture of it. >> do we have a photo that far? go back in our time capsule. >> there we are. >> look. >> didn't we look happen that day. >> you look miserable, and i look like oo. >> and it isn't that bad, but later today it will get toast. >> i it will get warm. humid too. >> protect yourself. >> be careful. >> doctor jen, thank you. >> always good to see you.

>> oh, that picture, i remember it have i i lid, trust me i feel your pain, man, four times every weekday morning, i feel that pain. yes, oh, we need to take that time capsule and just keep it on the internet somewhere. can we please post that somewhere so it lives forever. so we check in with eyewitness weather watchers up and reporting across the region as a whole, but nice sliver of observations right down the center of the region. we will actually turn our focus over to new jersey, 69 from peter. everywhere in fact off to very mild start there. that's actually interesting, one of the cooler spots of the pack. we go little further south, 72 comes in from david dutch, who has more sun than anything out in clementon, his humidity level 83%. and, one more for you, just little further to the south and west, again, a cooler spot of the pack. 68 degrees this morning from john. he's in mullica hill with virtually no wind to speak of. but the humidity quite high. yes, you notice that it is

steamy outside when you walk out the door this morning. that is for sure. now, yesterday we tends up into the mid 90s, so for the month of june in total so far we have two days this month at zero nine or above. this season would add to up five. typically over the course of the meteorological summer you end up with 23, 93 degrees or higher. so on pace, at least, you know, certainly going to see that number increase by one here throughout the day today. it will be another hot one. storm scan, nice and quiet. had couple of showers, heavy thunderstorms rumbling across the great lakes throughout the second half of the day. there will be some very isolated showers or storms that pop up for some of you. but most of you are dry. that said, the big story today continues to be that steamy heat. ninety-six, expected to be new record for the books, scale it back starting tomorrow. thursday real nice all-in-all. but starting friday, meisha, we see this return of an unsettled pattern, likely

lasts into the weekends. >> oh, and it is always when i'm going to board a airplane. why, why? good morning, hey tuesday, all right, so looking outside, in in delaware county, like katie was talking about very steamy out there already. you can see kind of the haze in the air. visibility not so much of an issue, but starting to slow down. so delaware county 95 north at 452, you take this all the way up to the airport. this is what you are going to be in now. so we are starting to slow down here, might want to give yourself couple of extra minute headed out your doorway in the next ten minute even or so. then we do have little bit more of serious accident in west berlin new jersey route 73 northbound near fountain road. whenever we see that we know it will be slow. if this is your neck of the woods, your neighborhood, certainly give yourself maybe couple of extra minute there, plus dealing with some gaper delay right now. also another accident norristown, eastwick street at dekalb street. the roadblocked there. that's still out there. another one we've got in kulpsville. there it is, sumneytown pike

northeast extension on this kind of smaller road here, traveling at around 18 miles per hour, so already we've got stuff on the roadways, talking more about this coming up in the next ten minute, jim, back over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. septa teaming one philabundance to help drive away hung nerve our local community. >> the ninth annual stop hunger at your station, food drive to support philabundance. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen live outside our studios with some special guests to talk about the initiative. hello, pat. >> septa teaming up with fill abundance, don't let, it has gun, goes until june 23rd, this is heather redfern, from septa. good morning. >> good morning. >> so this is the ninth year, you guys are doing this. >> our ninth annual stop hunger at your station food drive every year we've gotten more and more food. we're out here again trying to help specially kids in need this summer. >> how did it go last year? you said 15,000 pounds, is that correct? >> last year we had 15,000 pounds of food, then monetary donation that is kick it up to providing over 30,000

meals for families in the delaware valley. >> that's really fantastic. so we're out here with the bus this morning, how can people donate? where can they donate? >> we have barrels set up at 43 septa locations in center city, dilworth park, and then some of our regional rail stations on out outer lying areas. you can drop it off there. we're taking monetary donations, and you can text to give also. septa.org has all of the information, drop off locations where the buses will be out morning and evening rush hour. >> thank you heather. and did a white from philabundance. how are you? >> how are you? >> doing well. tell us how it is going so far. >> so as heather mentioned, the ninth year, which is amazing, so far through the food drive contributed over 260,000 meals for those in need, just 1 pound equals one meal. and 1 dollar equals two meals. so really know donation goes such a long way. >> it is the summertime. why is it specially important right now? >> the summertime is crucial. because thousands of kids get

out of school. and they lose their school meals, breakfast, lunches, so families really have trouble providing. so any donation, really helps, hung serra issue, 365 days. there is one in five philadelphians who struggle putting a meal on the table. so anyway that somebody give back, monetary, you know, if you don't have, not often people bring food on the treanor the bus. so anyway, anybody can help. >> thank you, amanda. our lovely septa mod rest here showing us what you can bring. you can bring some quaker oath, little oatmeal. how about some peanut butter and gelly? we have green beans, navy beans, all of the canned essentials, got raviolli, and tuna fish, guys, i wouldn't put them together in a meal, but if you bring it out it, will help someone in need. it is a fantastic initiative going on right now it, goes through june 23rd. good advice, and great cause. pat, thank you. >> sound good. well, president trump's walk of fame star in hollywood has been vandalized again.

>> this time it was by people taking part in the resist march which replace the la pride parade. dozen of political stickers slogans like i resist racism. just few months ago someone smashed the president's star with a sledgehammer. >> well, ice cube received his star on the walk every fame at ceremony hollywood yesterday. the 47 year old rapper movie producer and actor first came to prominence with the rap group nwa. is that correct? rahel, you know me and my musical knowledge. went onto solo career before starring, writing, producing movies including the friday franchise. >> very good. >> and actress lindsay lohan making come back the star is joining the second season of the british comedy series, lohan tweeted this with stars, best known as ron waistly from the harry potter film and veteran actor nick ross. this will be low man's first tv appearance in several years. season two expected to appear next year. >> we will be right back with three to go. >> we will.

>> this pocomoke mountain peak >> well, before you head out the door here is three to go. >> jury in the bill cosby sexual assault trial resumes deliberations, the panel wants to hear more of his deposition testimony from the lawsuit.

>> attorney jeff jeff sessions appears today before the intelligence committee, facing wells about comey and his russian contact during the campaign. >> because of excels i have heat students at philadelphia public school get out at noon. that's three to go. >> last check on weather and traffic. >> off to very warm start. we take you out to one of the most outlying suburbs in berks county, already 75 there. and now that the sun is up, it is really only going to rebound from here, these are your feels-like values, very much in line with the actual thermometer reads. but it does feel even at the beach, in wildwood, like it is near 80 already. meisha? >> bring those sunglasses, thanks so much, katie. we do have accident out there in berlin, new jersey, 73 northbound near town tan road, traffic squeezing by, very slow moving there. put accident 422 eastbound before oaks, as well. >> thank you shall meisha. head to your neighborhood news stand, you'll see a familiar face. >> that's right, our very own meisha johnson on the cover of jersey man, this month's q and a. >> sounds good. avenue lot of questions.

>> i don't know if you have the answer. >> please. >> looking good, meisha. brains and beauty, we love it. i'll be back tonight at 5:00. doing double duty. that's what we do here. >> oh, it is double duty. >> yes, but next on cbs this morning, former house speaker newt gingrich talks about robert muller's roll as special council. >> and remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3, starting at 4:30 a.m. hopefully try to stay cool out there. >> definitely jump nap pool near if you you are lucky enough. >> i'm going home for a nap. >> in the air-conditioning. >> see you tonight. and in the meantime, have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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