an attack on lawmakers leaves a congressman critically injured, we will have the latest on the virginia shooting as congress seeks normalcy and head back to work. jury deliberationness bill cosby's sexual assault trial continue now into a fourth day we are live with what jurors asked to sianni what could be taking them so long to reach a verdict. katie says we will all have a better hair day to day, humidity, temperatures are dropping but she says there is also a chance of storms. today is thursday june 15th good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. kate inn and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> it is magic of having climate controlled studio that is very true. >> yes. we're looking outside, we will see, a busy morning now we had a big car fire on i-95 northbound some of the

accidents moving out of the way at this point. >> thankfully in weather related issues. certainly a couple cloud out there but it really is beautiful beginning to the morning. storm scan is quiet as can be. it will stay that way throughout the day say for cloud cover that moves in and works its way through on the satellite but it is tranquil and i love this shot, speaking of tranquil we will go, looking at the cloud coming in here at beach patrol, not one person out there, it feels very comfortable though by comparison, but yes last couple mornings have been very , very steamy. you don't have that at this point the front that dropped in sluggishly i might add yesterday has since made its departure to the south and that is stalling here granted but it is out of our hair for now. we will notice that it feels really comfortable out the door and temperatures reflect that here at 69 from lancaster up to allentown. sixty-two at philly international and it is a bit on the cool side but not cool enough in most spots that it

will absolutely require a jacket. someplaces that are cooler then others but this is looking like a nice warm day with low humidity, light breeze, we can check all of these boxes say for a few cloud basically a perfect day at lee in my mind. enjoy it, eventually as we mentioned a moment ago the storms, rain and also humidity will make a return here. >> yes. >> on this friday eve, katie nothing better to hear then practically perfect. we love it. we are excited for friday. good morning. we were talking about this car fire. you can see it has been put under control now but you can see they are blocking two far right lane squeezing by on one not to mention as you travel past thaw will pump your brakes and none of us like that but it is just what happens. calling that gaper delay. you might get brake lights traveling on bias you peak. so we do have crews right now getting us around but as you build levels here, you will move by there you will slow

down even though it is in the northbound side. this southbound side actually is looking g once you travel closer to center city where we start to get slowed down, and in the 6:00 o'clock hour but i want to bring your attention to i-95 north and where that car fire is. forty-two freeway north bound, at creek road, takes to us 295 , beautiful outside. we will talk about a lot more in the next 10 minutes. jim, back over to you. annual congressional baseball game in washington d.c. will go on as planned tonight. >> house majority whip steve scalise was practicing when a gunman shot him and three others. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with the very latest developments, jan. >> we will continue to learn more about the gunman today investigators say he had a long history of lashing out at republicans. meantime louisiana representative steve scalise remains hospitalized in critical condition this morning and teammates and fellow lawmakers prior to take the field in that charity

baseball game with the intent of sending a message. >> we don't play this baseball game and we go home then they win. >> reporter: texas republican roger williams is among lawmakers backing decision to press ahead with today's annual charity baseball game despite witnesses shooting still rattling capitol hill. republican members of the congress were practicing for that game yesterday when a man identified as james hodgkinson of southern illinois opened fire with the rifle, the 66 year-old again man was shot and killed by officers but not before shooting four and wounding two others, house majority whip steve scalise was shot in the hip and in critical condition. president trump visited scalise in the d.c. hospital afterward tweet nothing part representative scalise is in very tough shape but he is a real fighter. the president also praised two capitol police special agents at the practice as part of the scalise's security detail, one officer was shot in the ankle and recovering, other officers suffered minor injuries and has been released from the

hospital. >> many lives would have been lost if not for heroic actions of the two capitol police officers who took down gunman despite sustaining gunshot wound. >> reporter: as investigators search for a motive representative mike boss who serves district hodgkinson was from said his office received several calls and e-mails from the shooter in the past. illinois representative says in hindsight one raise aid red flag. >> it was not as threatening, if you vote this way we will remember you, well, that means if you are a political activist that means you will work harder against me next time. you don't take that as a physical threat. >> reporter: hodgkinson wrote several letters to his local newspaper railing against republicans for what he says were policies that too often favored the rich. the investigation into hodgkinson continues today, federal investigators are reviewing the gun man's on line activity, they say he repeatedly took to facebook to powe anti trump rhetoric. live from the news center, jan

carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", no you back to you. two capitol police special agents assigned to scalise security details are hailed as heroes for taking down that gunman. >> not every elect official gets a security detail including pennsylvania congressman ryan costello. he physically car pools on wednesday morning for wednesday morning baseball practice but yesterday he was missing his ride. >> never before had i been suited up ready to go to practice and not been able to hitch a ride. >> regardless of the party affiliation elect officials say threats are part of the job and in cases where threats are deemed serious they are reported to law enforcement. stay with "eyewitness news" for latest in the virginia shooting we will bring you updates on tv and on line at cbs philly.com. at lee 17 people are killed after islamic extremist storm a popular restaurant in somalia. this attack started last night when a car bomb exploded at restaurant's entrance and that gunman wearing military uniforms ran in and opened

fire. police say men held 20 people hostage, security forces say that because the area was so dark they had to wait until today light to rescue the victims. all five attackers were kill. we are on verdict watch this morning as deliberations in the sexual assault trial of comedian bill cosby drag in today four. >> "eyewitness news" reporter frank does back live outside the courthouse where jurors will reconvene in a few hours good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning. over pennsylvania three days this jury has deliberated for some 27 hours. so far they have had six questions, two of them yesterday and both times they wanted to hear more witness testimony including from key witness andrea constand. >> ♪ >> reporter: on money sang. >> hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: on tuesday he imitated animated character fat albert. but on wednesday, bill cosby said nothing leaving court. thursday of jury deliberations with in verdict. "eyewitness news" caught up

with lead defense attorney brian mcmonigal at the end of another long day. >> obviously everybody is working really hard, we are exhausted and we will go home and get some rest. >> reporter: over 12 hearst of the deliberations jury asked court to read back andrea constand's testimony recalling the night in 2004 that she says her one time mentor drugged her with pills and then sexually assaulted her. jurors also asked to rehear testimony from cheltenham detective richard schaefer who interviewed cosby after constand came forward about the alleged assault. >> is there so much information they are putting the pieces together to the puzzle. they are trying to morally get it right. >> reporter: meanwhile cosby's spokesmen an dry wyat says comedian has been in a conference room of his own he dubbed his dressing room passing time napping and sharing memories with his team >> during the day he just tells wonderful stories, wonderful stories about the old days and him being on stage. >> reporter: just like the

rest of this week jury will return to the courthouse at 9:00 a.m. they will go straight to the deliberation room to continue to work. for now we are live outside montgomery county courthouse i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim and rahel back to you. >> thanks for that update. "eyewitness news" will be at the montgomery county courthouse until bill cosby's sexual assault trial comes to an end. as soon as they reach a decision we will before he it to you on air and on line at cbs philly.com. coming up reports that president trump is being investigated for possible obstruction of justice. new charges are filed in the flint michigan water crisis we will tell how was criminally charged and if more people are implicated. >> broccoli has a secret weapon? how it is helping to fight a disease that effects millions of americans coming up next in the healthwatch.

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power has been restored to brussels airport after it suffered a outage this morning >> outages hit around 5:00 a.m. brussels time affecting building's luggage and air conditioning systems. hundreds of people were forced to wait outside for problem to be resolved, dozens of early morning flights were delayed as a result. nine people are injured after a massive fire breaks out in the oil refinery in southern mexico, flames started yesterday after a tropical storm partially flooded that plant. officials say that the flooding spread oil throughout the plant's causing it to eventually ignite, none of the injuries were reportedly life threatening. more than 500 people have been evacuate by nearby homes. historic ship wreck has been discovered off the coast of southern california. >> that is taking a look at the wreckage left behind a century after the coastguard cutter mccollough was who in the collision at sea. it began its career during spanish american war and sank in 1917. when they made discovery in

october but released this footage just tuesday 100 years to the day since the ship sank >> i find this stuff fascinating. >> me too. >> looking for the things and start investigating. >> no kidding i don't that have patients. >> be able to hold your breath really long. >> exactly. >> well, guys, how do you feel about sunshine and comfortable air. >> very happy with the forecast. >> yes. >> we really do have some great weather up our sleeves here today. couple cloud, low humidity, nice break between systems just don't get used to this because we do start to go downhill even by tomorrow. lets just stay with this storm scan empty and will stay that way but tomorrow notice your time stamp jumping to tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. we will see this next front lift nothing as a warm front. we are still quite warm but notice included will really be out there, regional wide, so, skewing the view for you basically for the rest of the day and off and on find these showers and depending on the

time of the day these showers or thunderstorms could be locally nasty out there. this is right at high noon there may be a heavy batch to track right around i-95, we will see, but this is a model, not gospel obviously. placement could be off, but regardless scattered showers and thunderstorm is story anytime with limited sunshine and that will go in the tail even of the night. today far cry, absolutely gorgeous, high of 81. we are off to a cool start down to 63 tonight as cloud starting to build and then looking forward we will rebound efficiently upper 80's by sunday, fathers day hot, steamy but with some showers or thunderstorms storms still a possibility. >> i see that, all right, thank you so much for that. very good morning to all of you, happy thursday. looking outside, beautiful day on tap, thank you so much, katie and mother nature for that, belmont headlights moving in the westbound

direction, beautiful commute. so far i have to say even though we are cracking in the 6:00 o'clock hour at quarter past or so we are still looking good. i would say 95 moving in the city is where you will be probably the slowest but overall we are looking all right. speaking of i-95 we have had a car fire at i-95 on the northbound side at broad street just a head up they have obviously fire under control but they are still blocking a couple lanes moving in the northbound direction might slow you down a bit. accident investigation happening earlier 3:45 a.m. investigation out there with the down pole route one north southbound near washington road so use this alternate route 206 is your best bet. plus we have another accident new jersey turnpike southbound , before hightstown, two right lanes are blocked there plus construction. we will tell but that in the next 10 minutes. back over to you. several michigan state officials are facing involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the flint water crisis. five officials have been

charged including nikolay on, current director of health and human services and former flint emergency manager darnell early. some experts have linked flint 's water quality to a deadly out break of legionnaires disease in 2014/ 15. twelve people died during the water crisis. on the healthwatch chemical in the lining of canned food has been linked to diabetes and obesity. chemical is being used less but as julie watts report it can still be found in plenty of products. >> it has been removed from baby products, water bottles and most toys but concerning chemical bisphenol a or bpa is still in a lot of food package s. >> this is a same blank of them. >> center for environmental health tested 250 cans purchased at super markets and dollar stores. they found nearly 40 percent still contain bpa, down from 67 percent from two years ago but. >> still much too high. we need them down to zero.

>> reporter: bpa is used in canned linings but studies show it can seep in the food. while f.d.a. say it is safe at current levels occurring in food, calories eventually added bpa to the prop 55 list as a chemical men to cause reproductive toxicity. several major food manufacturers have taken bpa out or in the process of doing so, concerned consumers can new look for cans label bpa free. supermarkets where cans were purchased and tested for this study tell us they are working with manufacturers to take bpa out of the cans sold in their stores n san francisco i'm julie watts. also on the healthwatch a secret weapon against diabetes >> broccoli could be the key to treating type two diabetes. researchers found concentrated extract may help lower blood sugar levels. type two is most common form of the diabetes and effects more than 300 million people globally. when it comes to treating a headache a doctor may help you by video conference, study

in the journal neurology track 400 people who called their doctors about headaches. seeing a neurologist by video call turnout to be just as effective as seeing the doctor in person. one of the most popular photo spots is back opened for tourist and locals alike to take those selfies. >> the iconic rocky statue reopened yesterday, area around the statue has been closed since end of may for improvement. visitors weren't able to snap a photo with the famed sculpture. coming up future of boarding passes and it is something that you cannot possibly lose, before you get to security. >> plus not even in middle school yet and he has already a football scholarship to a big university. pat gallen introduces us to the fifth grade quarterback getting national a

looking to the upcoming weekend we have unsettled weather to track, now i think we're talking scattered showers or then are storm saturday very likely same on sunday but bit of wet weather, tomorrow that weekend forecast but we will see some sun and it is about to get steamy again, mid up toker 80's for highs. back to you guys. >> thanks, katie. for newspaper headlines across our region. >> from the news journal high mark blue cross blue shield will be delaware's lone health insurer under affordable care act and seeking a 33 percent rate increase, through the state's marketplace. about 27,000 delaware residents have health insurance through that marketplace. mercury after 13 years standing at former factory in pottstown has been turned into apartments as a art center built as the shirt factory in 1912. landmarks 60,000 square foot had a ribbon cutting yesterday spirit of the delaware county calls are many, volunteers are few, the spirit

find that there are currently 72,000 volunteer fire fighters in pennsylvania, that is far less than the high of 300,000, in the mid 1970's. reasons for decline including more stringent training requirements, consolidation of fire co and people are working multiple jobs and not having free time to volunteer. and that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. well, common practice when you are about to go through airport security your boarding pass and id in your hand. >> but tsa may let you keep them in their weak. they are testing a new program that uses fingerprint recognition technology instead it is being tested at airports in atlanta and denver and only passengers with tsa precheck can take part. >> i have that tsa precheck. >> interview and whatever else they have. >> and, carry around. >> coming up next half an hour of "eyewitness news" reports that president trump is under

investigation for obstruction of justice and when the investigation got underway. plus summer busy time for weddings but while couples are busy shopping for address and venue also important to consider a prenup, reasons why next, meisha. we have a beautiful morning and pretty good morning commute as well, with that said we have an accident investigation underway, new jersey on the new jersey turnpike and car fire update. but first we will take a quick break. cbs-3 "eyewi

good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. just with 6:30. here's what you need to know to start dare in the morning minute today june 15th, 2017. louisiana representative steve scalise remains hospitalized

in critical condition this morning. still today his teammates and fellow lawmakers will take field for that charity baseball game if we don't play this baseball game and they go home then they win. >> over pennsylvania three days this jury has deliberated for some 27 hours, so far they have had six questions, two of them they asked yesterday. >> this is a picture of the car fire happening right now 95 north near broad street. crews are out there putting this out, you bet this will start to slow you down. >> wife of nick wallenda will try up to stage her husband at niagara falls. >> a french fashion label is now offering a pair of $570 jeans that come without a button. they should call them republican health care jeans because is there barely any coverage. >> who would buy those thingsy

don't know, i don't understand the trend. >> like there is a trend in weather, lower humidity, i like this trend, katie. >> definitely i feel like only people buying a pair of jeans like that would be a cast from magic mike or something. >> things just got real steam think morning, katie. >> my goodness. it is best to move on from that one. we have as we mentioned lower humidities, a much better hair day just because you don't have frizzy hair so much. humidity dropped off nicely. not too much of a breeze and it is a slight one but very, very light at that and generally have sunshine a couple cloud will be out there throughout the day this looks like a nice one. sixty-two appease in both philadelphia and mount pocono, cool spot in the pack interestingly is down in atlantic city but is there a east wind helping to limit warming for now but we will still see a pretty pleasant day across the board here.

with time in philadelphia and most of the region we will rebound to near or at lee in the lower 80's, very typical all and all just a few degrees shy of what is average. with some of the kid still in cool wrapping up these final days here, you've got really nice weather. i'm sure there are field days going around the district here and to day looks like it is picture perfect for those events but as we look ahead there will be wet weather un settled weather that returns to the forecast and that starts as early as tomorrow. i'll let you know which day will be wetest here coming up later, meisha but in short, yep that word, u word comes back to the forecast unsettled as of tomorrow. >> yes, difficult see that on the week stretch there all right katie, thank you so much ninety-five north we have an accident blocking far right lane. there might be activity in the far left lane as well, either way, you can see people out there right now getting very

busy around this stretch. moving in both northbound direction car fire near broad as they have that car fire under control. that is getting better but now that we have an accident moving in the northbound direction it is going to start to slow you down. southbound side we keep an eye on but right new that will slow you down. schuylkill at city avenue as you head in the westbound direction another area traveling less, this posted speed as we approach main hour of the rush it will get very busy and that is what we are seeing exactly. taking a lot girard thinks what we are looking at you can see how busy as it is as we progress abe move in center city we are putting on brakes and traveling less than posted speed as well. still looks at this accident investigation route one north south is still closed you still to have use this alternate remarks hell, back over to you. the search for motive continues as this shooting left several people injured, including a top republican congressman and a suburbs of the washington d.c. house majority whip steve scalise of louisiana remains in critical condition. yesterday morning he and three others were shot during a

congressional baseball practice in alexandria, virginia. the gun man 66 year-old james hodgkinson of illinois was shot and killed. investigators believe he may have been in the area since march. >> we believe that the shooter has been living out of his vehicle in the vicinity of eastman road. >> president trump and his wife melania visited congressman scalise and one of the officers last night. press secretary sean spicer describe the scene in the intensive care unit as emotional. undeterred by shooting, the baseball game will go on as scheduled tonight at washington nationals park. annual game dates back to 1909 and raises money for charity. first pitch will be thrown at 7:05 p.m. president trump has said that fired fbi director james comey told him he was not under investigation in the russian meddling case but correspondent reid binion that the story has changed. >> reporter: this report in the washington post this evening, suggests strongly

given five different sources that the scope of the investigation has changed. >> reporter: democratic senator chris coons weighing in on a wednesday report that justice department special counsel robert muhler is investigating president trump for obstruction of justice. most significant sign yet that the d o.j. probe is moving beyond questions of the russian meddling in the 2016 election and possible collusion by trump associates. >> it is targeted directly at the president and his actions which may amount to obstruction of justice. >> reporter: president has dismissed investigation and spokesmen for trump's attorney condemned the post report instead taking aim at leaked information calling it in excusable and illegal but muhler as head of the d o.j. russia probe is plowing ahead and will soon speak with three top intelligence officials, ns a director richard legend, national security agency director mike rodgers and director of national intelligence dan coats. >> we know that president trump called dan coats and mike rodgers on the phone and asked them both to come out and personally say that there was no evidence of collusion.

>> reporter: washington post sarah horwitz speaking to cnn about what the paper reports were trump's efforts, regarding trump's investigation and post reporting that the president spoke to coats about the probe into michael flynn's russian ties. >> president said can you do something to get fbi director comey to back off on the investigation of former national security director flynn. >> both coats and rodgers testified that they were not pressured by the trump administration. reid binion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jury in bill cosby's sexual assault trial will once again try to reach a verdict. jurors will return this morning, for now a fourth day of deliberations. former temple university basketball employee andrea constand says 79 year-old entertainer drugged and sexual ly assaulted her at his fail area home in 2004. cosby says incident was consensual, so far they have spent more than 27 hours deliberating, since getting the case on monday. well, wedding season as thousands of happy couples

prior to take vows just a fraction on will spend time contemplating the end of their relationship. >> that is why prenuptial agreements are unromantic but also important. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us live from new york. good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> so jill, i have always said prenup is marriage insurance. for those folks that don't know what it is what is a prenup and why should folks consider using one. >> this is dedicated to you, jim because i understand this is one of your favorite topics i'm not unromantic but logical that is why i like this segment. >> reporter: i love that. which makes two different feelings. prenup, legal contract, outlines how couples would split up their financial lives in the event of the relationship doesn't work out. now you normally get through what each spouse brings in the union financially, how couples would divide assets accumulated during the marriage and how they woman age future family gifts or

inheritance. i know you might think of the prenup as something for super rich, it is no longer case. spoke to a marriage attorney and they say these are popular with anyone has been married before, had children from a prior relationship, even small business owners, and even for those who are not legally married, who choose to live together, you can have a lawyer draft something called a no n u.n. which can be especially helpful for real estate transactions and estate planning. i consider myself more romantic, i wear my heart on my sleeve, there cannot be a good time to bring up a prenup do you have any tips. >> reporter: it is important to approach this topic without sound being like a complete jerk. have the conversation at the right time, you don't blurt it out in the middle of the fight , you don't bring it up night before the wedding or week before the wedding. attorneys advise earlier conversation occurs the better open up dialogue by saying this hey i want to discuss how

we can both feel protect in the event that our relationship doesn't last. now if there is any resistance don't push the conversation, back off, make a plan to re visit. i know it it is in the romantic but can save future heartache. to learn more go to jill on money.com you wouldn't drive without car insurance and chance of getting a divorce then you do of getting in a car accident. >> we're in the talking about driving but matters of the heart. >> okay. we're still in disagreement. >> not in my stomach already. all right jill, thank you. philadelphia tax on sweetened beverages is here to stay. >> appeals court up holding last years common pleas court decision. court agrees that city council has full legal authority time pose 1.5 cents per ounce tax on drinks, meanwhile silt i has lowered its tax revenue projections city says revenue will fall short of the 46.2 million-dollar the tax was expected to generate this year still ahead on "eyewitness

news" major accusation as begins song writer bob dylann and it is something he has been accused of before. plus it is job interview like in other, what position these people are jumping at the opportunity to get and why it is, quite literally sink or swim for some. >> what is going on there. >> island of hawaii football player turning head as an 11 year-old meets titan and crazy offer he has gotten coming up next. >> ♪ beautiful morning >> it is a beautiful morning 65 degrees, low humidity, everyone is looking fantastic in the studio. >> mild day. >> wow. >> what a day. >> yes. >> stay with us.

a ups work shore shot and killed three collogueness san francisco previously filed a grievance to stop working, overtime. a ups spokesmen says jimmy lamb was wearing his uniform when he walk in the warehouse and opened fire. some employees, scrambled for safety, under the building's rooftop others ran outside frantically screaming for help >> i'm most concerned about my employees to make sure that we have as many counselors that are needed, on site for all of their support. >> lamb took his own life after fatally shooting three co-workers and injuring two others, investigators say lamb filed that grievance to stop working overtime back in march overseas now within the past 30 minutes we have learned this high rise fire in london was not an act of terror, in addition death toll has climbed to 17. queen elizabeth is paying tribute to london's fire

fighters commending them for their bravery in working to rescue trapped residents. investigators are hoping to conduct what they are calling a fingertip search of the 24 story tower and they also fear parts of the structure could collapse. right now they say too soon to speculate about a massive cause of that inferno. >> bob dylann ace accused of plaguism in his recent noble prize speech. >> musician submitted a lecture after receiving the noble pry in literature and in it he talked about the book mobby dick. well, some outlets are saying his description of the book was way too similar to the summary of it on the web site spark notes, dylann has not commented yet. i will say this i know all english teachers that watch me religiously will send me a nasty e-mail but i was comparing spark notes to my own nets to make sure i got it , right. >> you started them back in college. >> exactly. i would just compare notes. >> you always want to see what the competition is up to you know what i'm saying.

>> exactly. >> you have to see what everybody else is saying make sure you are not listening. >> they are always wrong i listen to you. >> well said, sir, indeed. >> we are looking ahead to some really pleasant weather today, eyewitness weather watchers are reporting in as well and they are looking forward to the day as well and ken is one of the folks into central new jersey just across the river here in willingboro, he is at 62 degrees with a mix of some cloud and sunshine, get up, get out, getting, a wonderful day. i love it. further off to the south we will go into central delaware where it is 62 degrees. this fridays andy segal with a mix of sun and cloud. he has one of the warmer spots since he is further south eyewitness weather watchers but you have off to a comfortable start generally speaking and this humidity is read something what high. jamie is in dividing creek, new jersey with full sunshine to start the morning off checking in at about 60. cooler start to the day and less humid start compared to

recent mornings but it is comfortable, as the day progresses we will warm up with more sun then anything but there are even a couple cloud out there. now a frontal boundary same within that dropped off to the south, yesterday lifts back in as a warm front tomorrow but for now we have got beautiful weather. lucky enough to have the day off hitting the shore going to the mountains all and all very pleasant. would i say that it is a lit tool cool in that water for my personal taste but if that is your thing water temperatures in the mid 60's right now and we will hit zero seven's up in the mountains this afternoon as well. looking forward here in philadelphia we are up to 81 today. still in the 80's right through the forecast but there are more steamy days then others and wetter days then others, spotty showers or storms, popping up friday, saturday and sunday, monday looks right new to me like it is wet days of the pack, that is when potent cold front will cross so steady rain with that maybe even heavy then are storms too. >> all of those cloud, all right, katie, thanks very much very, very good morning to you. looking outside, we have an

accident here 95 north near girard pulled off to the far right and also blocking far left as well, more than anything else, pulled off to the shoulders but it will be slow moving in this direction. so northbound i-95, still not getting relief, still slow, schuylkill westbound at montgomery drive see both moving in the west and eastbound direction heating up but overall good news it is still for the most part, traveling up at posted speed you can slow dunn as you travel more in the eastbound direction toward center city but still okay. pretty typical as we approach the 7:00 o'clock hour. accident investigation happened this morning at 34:59 with the down pole as well. route one north and southbound still closed your alternate best within for to you use will be route 206. we have another accident that is still out there new jersey turnpike southbound between hightstown two right lanes block there, rahel and jim, back over to you. a young man playing football in hawaii is tracking a serious attention with the skills. >> when we say young we mean very young. our pat gallen is here with

the story, good morning, patrick. >> this is sort of the growing trend in college football, the debate rages on how young is too young? this this case an 11 year-old may be the youngest college football recruit in history. check out number 22 here that is titan lackdon a wide receiver in hawaii. although he is three years from high school, titan has an offer to play college football for university of hawaii rainbow warriors, seriously. he says hawaii is in the running because his mom doesn't want him wandering too far from home. he just likes to play football but his dad, says titan is something special. >> just to see everybody over here, everybody smiling, have fun, have passion. >> i have been coaching for over 25 years at st. louis high school and few years here at capulah and i have done camps and seen a lot of kid and at at this age i have not

seen somebody with the skills, he has. been through recruiting process many times. it is a long, vigorous narrow road, and many reach the door but this just doesn't have an answer. when opportunity knocks you have to enter and you have to go. >> the hawaii coach's offer was confirmed by titan's older brother jake who played college football himself at nevada. his daddies trying to challenge his son and bridge gap from elementary school to high school football to college ball. titan's dad frank who you saw there is an accomplished high school coach so he knows talent. he coached marcus mariota number two pick in the 2015 draft. is that too young. >> with a name like titan they were preparing him from both. >> i think so. >> you can make an argument on both side. it is like when you instill a path, focus for young people but at the same time they are children and you want them to enjoy their childhoody like to

wait a little longer. we cannot wait for tomorrow, come join us for cbs-3 summer fest in ambler, pennsylvania. see mow store bit votta family which has run this ambler barber shop. it stays in the family. it is a community stapel. we will show you why it is so important that it continues to thrive, which is place it has seen a huge boom in recent years, that is tomorrow morning right here on cbs-3. >> sound good to us, thanks, patrick. it is sound advice for most people to avoid jumping honor off of a moving boat. >> for some teens in wisconsin a successful leap is key to landing a coveted summer job. they are making special deliveries as mail boat jumpers this is a tradition that is more than a hundred years old. twelve teams are trying out for six spots and they say they are laser focused they deliver mail frompy tore pier.

>> in the so focused there. >> i always say run faster then you think because you will be running and say i'll turnaround and boat will be almost gone. >> pat gallen not impressed, they make deliver toys 75 homes every day during the summer and unfortunately as we just saw there not every leap is successful, because they have to offer storage for spectator want a front row seat seat. >> i think would i do well. >> i think i would do well. that looks like a story, you yes. >> well, up next, a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins us live from new york with the preview , good morning, charlie >> good morning, rahel and jim , latest on congressman stephen scalise who remains in critical condition after yesterday's shooting. we will talk to zach barth and hear from his boss roger williams who was also hurt during chaos and this closer look at capitol police being

hailed as heroes, and retired four star general stanley mcchrystal, and malcolm blackwell will be in studio 57 together all that plus eye opener your world in 90 seconds. see you at 7:00 with the latest. >> big fan, thanks, we will be watching, thank you. well, stranded for nearly five days coastguard rescued a a hike inner southern oregon. he was last heard from just before he set out for a 45- mile hike last friday. officials say he ran into trouble whole he encounter a swollen river. basketball hall of famer dennis rodman is continuing his basketball diplomacy in north cover re. he returned to north korea bearing gifts he gave the north korean sports minister a copy of the president trump's book the art of the deal. mr. trump was rodman's boss for two seasons of celebrity pren is reality tv show. we will be right back. with three to go.

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case on monday. >> special counsel robert muhler is reportedly interviewing, three top intelligence officials this week, the washington post reports that the muhler is investigating president trump for possible obstruction of justice. interviews are part of that investigation. and students at top of their class will be recognized by philadelphia schools today during a reception. >> that is three to go. >> lets get a last check of weather and traffic. >> nice day all and all, some do have some cloud but comfortable outside, beautiful view at rehoboth, here at boardwalk plaza so starting to line up that boardwalk and as we move forward this pattern does go back downhill, it is turning steamy, more unsettled , and, certainly hotter too,. >> meisha. >> we are looking outside, i-95 north near girard and talking about that accident investigation, two lanes are blocked, each direction here on route one now so don't use that alternate if you don't want to thanks, meisha. one of the most possible dohickeys is a fidget spinner. >> we have learned there are, not just confined to human beings, but the 41 year-old

orangutan, is not only getting extra for her master spinning toy but get something attention. she lives at the indiana zoo where they picked up the idea fast, for an animal. she has a internet, before, for painting pictures. >> yes. >> very artistic as well. >> closer to home pittsburgh zoo is introducing new elephant calf who doesn't have a name yet, baby was born a month early so zoo keepers have her on a bottle diet already. in the meantime they say energetic elephant occupies herself with the a big red ball in the elephant enclosure and cat is learning agility, balance and strength, with playing with that ball. >> yes. >> adorable. >> get one of those too for the news room. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, cbs this morning coming up next. >> join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 at 4:30 a.m. have a great day.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, june 15th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." house republican steve scalise remains in critical field. what the others endured while they were on the baseball field. >> we'll talk with a congressman who was feet away when he opened fire. plus, the police officers prevailed as heroes for what could have been a massacre. a teenager arrested hours before his high school prom. why his parents say immigration is going too far. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your wo