tragedy at sea, missing sailors after collision of the navy destroyer and merchant ship end with the discovery of the victims. and pride in the streets of philadelphia, where in town you can find this colorful celebration. today is sunday june 18th good morning, happy fathers day, i'm jan carabao. hot, humid to day and rain is on the horizon, but lets get over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast, good sunday

morning, matt, we are tracking severe weather but just not today. >> it looks like our fathers day is good to go. you like to grill for your dad >> we get out there. >> not a bad afternoon to do that. i think if you have the chance to maybe, let your dad put his feet up, let you do the cooking for him in the a bad day. later this afternoon it will be hot, humid. that is what we're talking about for our sunday. maybe a few spotty showers but in real precipitation, for today, that tomorrow with the cold front comes plowing through delaware valley, strong, we could be looking for potential of maybe severe weather for monday and then we are looking for quiet afternoon which we deserve after heat, humidity and strong storms on monday, we will definitely need a couple quiet days in the middle of the workweek. we are expect to go day not a whole lot different then last couple afternoons except for fact we will get more sunshine today then what we have, even

yesterday, even though that sun did break out through cloud cover later in the afternoon toward the evening. temperatures remained in the mid to upper 70's range all morning long, sitting at 78 in philadelphia, 76 right now in trenton. seventy's in millville, atlantic city, and double seven's in atlantic city backup toward lancaster and reading too a warm, muggy start to the day with dew point is still in the 70's, stepping outside, be ready to get hit in the face with that soupy air. as we go later in the afternoon a high of 90 degrees it will feel like the mid 90's , 95 or 96 aiding in the humidity, stray shower or two but breaking down those severe weather chance necessary a bit , jan. back to square want for case begins bill cosby. prosecutors in montgomery county plan to put him on trial gannon sexual assault charges. the decision follows the

separation of the mistrial after jury told them they were hopelessly dead locked. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at the courthouse in norristown as judge made his ruling. >> reporter: for sixth morning 79 year-old actor and comedian bill cosby entered montgomery county courthouse waiting for a jury to decide his fate. up like long days of questions and dead locked deliberations up until now, things happened fan. by 10:15 injury a announce they had could not reach a unanimous verdict so judge stephen o'neill declared a mistrial. cheers for cosby as his legal team addressed the belabored but inconclusive outcome. >> justice is real and lives here in montgomery county. i'm proud to be able to represent mr. cosby we came here looking for an acquittal, but like that rolling stones said, you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby's spokesmen raised his fist in victory. >> mr. cosby's power being back. >> reporter: cosby kept quiet. leaving court, he only pause todd wave to his supporters.ttl,

and immediately declaring >>e'll val wait, and review our case. we will take at everything involved and then we will retry it. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steel says his team will be ready to meet judge's direction of retrying sexual assault case and he has little doubt victim andrea constand will testify against cosby again. verdict in this case. citizens of the montgomery county where thisri occurred, are entitled, to a verdict in this case and we will push forward to try and get that done. >> reporter: we don't necessity break down how many jurors, cosby was guilt or not district attorney steel says this isrs but last time he won the retrial n norristown i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

camille cosby praised the attorneys who represented her husband in the trial and family statement she also blasted a montgomery countyudgel accusing them of arrogantly collaborating. family's statement says in part quote i'm grateful to any jurors who revenw evidence whics rightful way to make a sound decision, ultimately a manifestation based on fact not lies. once their wor of seven mene women from allegheny county left double tree meeting, panel deliberated for more than 52 hoursllinthat judge there they could not reach a unanimousjuroe hotel began deliberating monday evening. me accusers andrea constand have released their own statement about the trial, they thanked the montgomery county district attorneys office and other members of the prosecution. it read in part we are confident that these proceedings have given a voice

to the many victims who felt power less and silenced, we commend those prosecutors who raise add wearness that one of the hallmarks of drug-related sexual assaults is the effect the drug has on the victim's memory and ability to recall and nonetheless willing to present this evidence to the jury. speculation centers on the next move in the cosby case. when it is retried if it is indeed, could we expect a different outcome. linda dale hoffa, an attorney with the philadelphia firm dilworth paxson answers some of those questions. >> i think the fact that the jury deliberated, probably more hours then it took to try the case. >> yes. >> good indicator there were problems here and the jury was deliberating, in the just, you know, seven or eight hours a day but they were putting in very long days and nights because it was a sequestered jury. usually prosecutors know what the break down in the vote was

from the jurors. with the judge's permission they can go talk to the jurors and find out what the vote is and that is something that is usually taken into consideration. i don't know whether or not the prosecutor in this case does know what the break down is. certainly that is not a public record, to us, but we don't know it and decision was made immediately that there was going to be a retrial and as i understand it under pennsylvania law that means trial has to take place in the next 120 days. >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to follow the aftermath of the bill cosby trial, you can get late tones case than line at cbs philly .com and cbs local app. new this morning philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting in center city. officers say this shooting happened on the 700 block of arch street just after 2:30 a.m., one victim died at the scene there and police say a second victim drove himself to the hospital in delaware, they plan on quick him later

this morning. police have not yet identified a suspect or a motive but they are looking for a white minivan that fled the scene, last seen going wrong way on eighth street. also new this morning police are searching for suspects in north philadelphia , for a shooting there gunfire erupted around 1:30 near north sixth and cumberland streets. officers found one man shot in the leg and now in stable condition, no word yet on a suspect or a mote any of this shooting. a seven year-old little girl suffered minor injuries after a car accident involving atlantic city is mayor, police say mayor guardian was driving down route 30 yesterday afternoon, when that seven year-old girl ran out in the street and hit his car on the passenger side, mayor guardian was not injured during the accident, officers say he did not receive a summons because the accident was deemed unavoidable. u.s. navy search teams found bodies of all seven missing sailors after that crash between navy destroyer and merchant ship near japan.

u.s.s. fitzgerald collided with philippines flagged merchant ship early saturday morning when mess of the crew members on those ships were asleep. search crews found sailors dead in their sleeping quarters earlier this morning. sleeping quarters were flooded following the crash. >> the damage was significant this was not a small collision >> we have found, remains of the number of the missing ship mates and deepest sympathies go out to the families of those ship mates. >> admiral added that there will be a full investigation into the entire incident, navy has not yet publicly identified the sailors who died. back here at home now philly pride parade and festival is back in the city today. this is 29th year, the organization philly pride presents has put on the event. this is footage from last years celebration. it kicks off at 13th and locust at 11:30 and then marches through center city. festival itself is happening at great plaza on penns

landing at noon, admission to the festival is $15. find out more at philly gay pride.org. men, women and children spinal cord injuries will be hitting the surf, made possible by an organization called life rolls rolls on. "eyewitness news" report's neil a oh is live in wildwood crest to tell us all about this inspired event, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan , very inspired event, very special to be here this morning in wildwood crest and this has been happening for many years now, all over the country in different sit fridays texas, to north caroline, to california, but this morning it is here in new jersey. earlier we spoke to people who made this foundation, possible but what makes this event possible are hundreds of volunteers that lined waters to help these people hoff, spinal cord or other injuries hit water and surf again. joining me is one of those volunteers, michelle, thanks for being with us this morning >> no problem. >> why did you decide to get

involved. >> i'm a physical therapist and work in philadelphia magee rehab hospital and it is a neuro rehab facility and we work with spinal cord injuries we have grown close to our patients and a lot of them are even here today and other people so just to be a part of this amazing opportunity to get people back out in the world and just doing activity that they like and this from a therapy point of view it is therapeutic that they are out on the water in this nice, beautiful day and on the beach and just being with their friend, family and jussie think it is an amazing opportunity i'm happen to be part and helping out. >> you will be in the water, help people get and hit the waves. you say your patients will be in the water. what will that be like for you emotionally. >> a nation. i'm super excited. this is my first year i had an opportunity to be part of it. so i think that the water will

be cold. but it is well worth it. well worth it. >> reporter: thanks very much, michelle. if you want to volunteer you can still come down here and sign up. actual event will kick off in just a little bit at 8:30. we will bring you latest on. that live from wildwood crest i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> great weather, for authenticity, thanks, anita. is there still so much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", londoners who survived a deadly fire talk about the warning signs that they gave, until it was too late. doctors treating congressman steve scalise update his condition why they are now optimistic about his chances of recovery when "eyewitness news" continu

are presumed dead after last wednesday's fire at a high there as jonathan vigliotti reports, people living there are a

n> reporter: anger bowled t homes. >> we want justice. >> reporter: soon afterward im was these add way from a local group of residents in the more controlled settingdowning stree. >> officials have yet to answer several key questions what causedcould have been pre. judge aren't people getting aid that they now? many survivors are sleeping on the floor in communitys still no coordinated distribution of donated food residents who survived said they warned the manager about fire they were ignored. how many times have you complained about the safety of the building. >> many times. >> reporter: midge al-zawahiri vares complained about construction tools blocking entrance. neighborhood resident association says management company was negligent.

>> people raised concerns. people were expressing the issues regarding the safety and danger of these buildings. but they were not list toned. >> reporter: residents are now dealing with the tragic consequences. omar, was rescued by fire fighters from ace 14th floor apartment, but his brother who he thought was right behind him didn't make it out. >> i said where are you? he said i'm there. i said why didn't you come, outside. i thought were you there. he said no, i'm not out side. why you left me. >> reporter: building officials have not commented since the fire, recovery effort resumed but the police warned it could take weeks, for answers to a emerge. jonathan veg lot a for cbs news, london. back here at home now encouraging news about the recovery of house majority whip steve scalise. doctors have upgraded his

condition from critical to serious after he underwent emergency on saturday. scalise continues to show signs of improvement, after he was wounded at a republican baseball practice outside washington d.c. on wednesday, the hospital says that he is more responsive, now and speaking with family. check this out, absolutely amazing drone footage here, it helped dozens of county search and rescue crewness colorado find two who hikers in pike national forest. two men who their way after leaving one of the trails there rescue team launched new ly approve cd dronered miles of terrain before their boots could ever touch the took just d the who men.iful picture there. shore.a's live shot a >> we will have fog but it is clearing out nicely. we could get sunshine here here in philadelphia too we got a little yesterday afternoon which was nice. it looks like today maybe some sunshine to break through the cloud. it will be needed because we

do have some messy weather coming to start the workweek but for our fathers day, it looks like it is going to be a relatively nice afternoon, albeit a hot, humid, afternoon , to say the lee. outside right now in rehoboth, not too bad down there either as we head further south down to delaware. a few folks out on the beach, lots of people outside walking on the boardwalk, shorts, t-shirts, early and often because it is warm, it is humid, cross the region. talking about what is going on , cross the upper level of the atmosphere and back down to our west, it is our system that will come through on monday and allow us to see some shower and thunderstorms. it will capitalize on the moisture that is right now sitting overtop of the region. thinks our water vapor image that shows most moist areas in the atmosphere are and right now they are across, south central and moving in the ohio river valley as our area of low pressure continues to spiral up to the north. we will kind of show you where that low is just north of the

chicago. we have a warm front off to the north we have a cold front well off to the when the. in between these areas of the warm front we are calling warm sector it is warm which we will of today, humid, we will definitely have that today. while there is cloud cover out there we will see some sunshine break through cloud. what will happen thinks low will track north. cold front will follow behind it. we will see all this moisture right along that cold front will be firing into the region and giving us a chance for showers and thunderstorms as we head throughout our monday. here is future weather and watch the showers, be out there today, they stay north of the city, a few sprinkles toward poconos, overall it is not looking like too much in the way of shower, thunderstorms across philadelphia, south jersey or delaware. we could see a few showers pop up, don't be surprised if you see some precipitation but in the a wash out of an afternoon to say the lee. any plans you have for daddy will say keep them going,

doesn't look like you need to cancel them. throw umbrella in the car take the rain coat with you, that is, just in case do you get caught in the pop up showers. as we get toward evening again breaks in the included cover that is good news for us. tonight again a stray spotty shower here or there, cloud cover thickening up, early in the day on monday, partly cloudy sky through the night time hours. drive too work will be nice, clear no rain early in the day on our monday but by the time bee get to one or 2:00 we will see thunderstorms in the poconos, toward three or 4:00 o'clock it inches closer to philadelphia and then as we get toward later afternoon early evening time frame that front starts pulling in the area and then we will see our line of showers and then are storms there, starting to develop clearing the region by the time we get into tuesday morning leaving with us very nice tuesday afternoon. but front coming through our shaded area, dark shading our enhanced risk, in the middle of the severe weather range wedding, philly, wilmington.

our storm threats downpours are high strong wind are on the high side too, lightening is high, hail, tornado risk not a factor, that is good news, flash flood watch noon until midnight, counties in green we could be looking for potential of over 2 inches of rain locally with some spots. 90 degrees for the high. eighty-nine with the thunderstorms on monday and it is nicer, cooler and less humid, jan, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> thanks, matt. 8:21. time to check the road. lets go over to kyle hahn in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi there, kyle. >> thanks, jan. minor crash on west marshall at colonial avenue is now cleared and all lanes back opened for business. outside we have no other incidents to report on your majors as we look at travel times and everything is looking good so far on the major interstates. decent drive on i-95, vine, blue route and turnpike as well as bridges in and out of the city. we will look live at i-76 at

conshohocken curve looking good in both directions as travelers make their way, in no reported incidents or delays to report at this very moment. in the cbs-3 traffic certainty i'm kyle hahn back to you. "eyewitness news" will be right back with a look back at grandfather of rock concerts, to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪

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i'm sorry do you like it here maddie? i love you too. i'm jan carabao, happy fathers day, maybe take dad to a cool spot it will be a hot one. meteorologist matt peterson is outside on the sky deck with eyewitness weather good morning, matt. >> good morning, jan. maybe take dad to a cool spot whether it is beach, hang out by the pool maybe because hot, humid, it is our story for our , sunday. it is already hot and humid on the sky deck you can feel it.

it is like walking outside in the sauna. we have temperatures just shy of 80 degrees in the region. we are up to 79 already in wildwood, it is 78 here in philadelphia 77 reading. double seven's in allentown as well as trenton and when we add in the humidity it is probably feeling like we are around 80 degrees. it is a humid, muggy, soupy, take your pick kind of a word morning here. ing in at 76 fornts in the our dew point. seventy-eight in dover. it isid if you ask me. again in the going to get much bet they are afternoon. we will have a southerly southeasterly kind of component to the wind today and that will filter in that warm, and continued to filth inner that humid eras well. we are getting a breeze. it does feel good but in the helping us in regard to keeping humidity down. temperatures up to 90 degrees this afternoon. feeling like the mid 90's and then showers and thunderstorms in the forecast to start off

the workweek. we will talk about that when i step back inside. >> we will get back to you. sexual assault case begins bill cosby comes to an end at lee for now as judge declares a mistrial. jurors walk into court yesterday for their sixth day of deliberations, after just about an hour, they announce they had were quote hopelessly dead locked. supporters cheered cosby as he left the courtroom, defense says justice has been served while prosecutors say that their case isn't over. >> we came here looking for an acquittal, but like that rolling stones says you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. >> the 79 year-old been convicted he would have gone straight to jail, the case could see a retrial in four months. since the prosecution has vowed to retry bill cosby within the year, what does that mean for comedian and his

accusers. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has that part of the story. >> how police cosby doing. >> mr. cosby is doing well. he is rested. he is just spending timing with mrs. cosby here in philadelphia and just helping to kick off fathers day weekend, being a freeman. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" sat down with cosby attorney angelo argusa and spokesmen around drew wyat just hours after charges after aggravated indecent assault against bill cosby resulted in a mistrial. >> only disappointment so to speak that is we didn't get the full acquittal but we got acknowledgment from 12 people that this just was not enough evidence to quick mr. cosby. >> as long as you can leave that courtroom with your client, presumed innocent as he began, then i'm satisfied. >> reporter: in an interview with cnn lead defense attorney brian mcmonigal says as a long time fan of cosby's answering the call to represent him was simple.

>> i'm from philadelphia. i was been there. bill cosby means a lot to a lot of news this area. so when i got that call i said yes. >> reporter: in that interview he said wow gladly consider representing cosby for a second time if retried. >> we can never under the blinding power of celebrity. >> reporter: another philadelphia native, attorney gloria allred hoistosby accusers , says that she hopes that a retrial willnt more witnesses. n early to celebrate mr. cosby. >> reporter: al sand that hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the trial has generate add lot of attention, giving cosby 's image as a family man on and off screen. "eyewitness news" spoke to philadelphia in philadelphia who has opposing views on the cosby trial. >> sadly, i believe that is there something in it. it is not that is there something that he didn't do.

and to have the mistrial it upsets me because for women, overall, and that is it. >> woman that were coming forward just years later it makes sense to me how they were accusing this man and just years later, i don't know where y'all come out and start talking bit. to me i think he didn't do it. >> people we spoke with are also, split on whether the district attorney should pursue a new trial. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the bill cosby trial, get the very ratees on line at cbs philly.com and cbs local app. meantime the corruption trial of the philadelphia district attorney seth williams gets underway tomorrow, starting with jury selection. two term democrat ace cues of using money from a political action committee for use, proseo claim that williams accepted en to help friend of their charged with crimes. williams has deniedny wrongdoing. philadelphia public schools teachers will vote a new

contract. negotiators for school district and philadelphia federation of teachers agreed to a tentative deal on friday, and teachers have been working for four years without a contract, while there is in word on what is in this new deal, would it run through august 2020. a group of people with spinal cord injuries are using the healing power of the ocean this morning. with the help of hundreds of volunteers they will learn how to is your f "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live, this morning to tell us about this incredible event, anita. good morning, jan, what a special, inspiring morning, it is to be here with those who are affected by either spinal cord or other injuries or disabilities, as they prove that they will not be limited, and they will hit, the surf again this morning. the ceremony here is kicking off just behind me and it will help those who are affect by spinal cord and other injuries get in the water through adaptive surf board. taking a look at this video

from previous event is all possible by the organization called life, rolls rolls on and they will host events just like these all over the country from california, to texas to north carolina this morning they are bringing that here to wildwood crest, in new jersey, as more than 60 people with disability and other injuries get in the water through these adaptive surf board. the foundation was founded by a man who had his own spinal cord injury at the age of 17. there are tons of volunteers here hoff gathered, hundreds who want to be in the water and help those people with injuries get back in the water they say thinks freeing and therapeutic to be in the water without limits as they typically are and one of those volunteers and event coordinator, his name is chad from cape may county and he also had his own spinal cord injury when he was younger but he has recovered. but he explains what this is all about and what it means to be here on fathers day.

>> we're free again. when you get a chance to see just pure, pure happiness and pure stoke as they say in the surfing world. >> yes. >> it is priceless. >> it is pure stoke, it is priest less and that is what we are hearing from so many people, here this morning, again the event is just kicking off as we speak, with the welcome speech and we will be out here throughout the morning as they help those patients get in the whatever and hit those waves, stay tuned for. that live from wildwood crest anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> great day, thanks, anita. there is still so much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning but coming up next we will check with for a look ahead at today's broadcast, stay with

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see you at 10:30. still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a good day to celebrate dear old dad but you better dress cool when you do and that is because meteorologist matt peterson we will have a hot forecast on the way. we will check with him after the break. plus taste with tori has a sweet as pie, how this started with a birthday wish and how it plays a role in the signature dishes we will be right

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those injured ranged from children to the elderly. flash flood and storms will not let up in rockingham county north carolina severe weather flooded this pharmacy twice this month. madison pharmacy is cleaning up the big mess, the rain left behind saturday morning. the owner there says that the pharmacy at one point, had at lee 4 inches of water on the ground. and summer doesn't officially start until wednesday, right? but parts of the west and southwest are already bake nothing a triple digit heat wave. as danielle nottingham reports it is making conditions even more dangerous for crews battling wild fires there. >> reporter: temperatures in parts of the california could rise as high as 25 degrees, sizzling heat across the region could break record and another call for concern is air quality. unhealth toy very unhealthy levels of heat induced ozone pollution are expected, in several inland communities, and excessive heat warnings extend to nevada, parts of the

utah and arizona where an over a dozen wild fires are burning around the state, six fire fighters had to be treated for heat related illness while battling high line fire, and temperatures in phoenix are expected to reach 120 degrees. the hottest temperatures will rise in the southwest on monday, and last through the end of next week, and in the southern california desert, highs in death valley could sore to 127 degrees. danielle nottingham for cbs news, los angeles. well, matt, not triple digit heat but we are talking about heat here in the delawa v >> definitely a hot day for fathers day. we are looking at humidity to well so make sure if you are doing outside,lans your dressing accordingly. eyewitness w and humid conditions across the delaware valley early in the day. lets go out to area, dawn in downingtown. she's at 75.

liit cover. she says happy fathers day but you have to remember, to s is, d advice. da i chesterfield, new jersey he is looking at some sunshine break god cor as . seventy-five this morning in lieu's house inalso again littlf sunshine break go through that cloud cover. kenneth, cloud cover for him.lingboro. he says let dadbeuse tomorrow iy once again. ain't that the truth. lets all celebrate dadl talk abt some stormy weather for our monday.atrs day for the high temperature, hot, humid, feeling a warmer then that. feelinge5, 9when we add in the dew point. our air temperatures this isolated shower not completely ruled out but it does look

like these swe and far between for our sunday that is good news. water v imagery shows moisture in the nation's midsection, killed front in our area low pressure spiraling through great lakes this moisture area of precipitation is going to be tracking its way east and as it dots people see showers and thunderstorms for our monday. you can see what we are dealing with that area have low pressure just north of chicago, warm front to the north, cold front well off to the west. in between knees two areas we are in a warm sector. we will get southeasterly flow , bringing in the warm, humid air and we will see it last night and now linkering into sunday and afternoon. our temperature is so warm and while it already feels extremely sticky outside. strong storms for monday, low itself out in the great lakes region it will continue to lift north. so low goes north, the front comes east and then fire up showers and thunderstorms. front will be triggering mechanism moving in the warm,

humid air and we will get just a little bit of lift with the front and we will get showers and thunderstorm activity. we could look for heavy rain tomorrow and potential for maybe even some severe weather , as we go through the afternoon hours as well. here is our storm threat, darker shading, enhanced risk, we go marginal, slight, enhanced and high. we're right in the middle. philly, trenton, allentown, reading right in that enhanced risk on the surrounding areas where slight risk. so overall we are dealing with potential, anyway for strong to severe storms, it means a 30 percent chance of severe weather within 25 miles. we will take philadelphia, 25 miles, in the circle around that, 30 percent chance to see some strong wind, heavy downpours and then again that potential for severe weather. our storm threats for tomorrow , downpours, high threat, strong wind because we will get more line segment of that front coming through and our win threat is high.

lightening high with the thunderstorms. hail, tornado activity very slow for tomorrow, that is good news. we could see a few hail, if we get super cell out in front of the cell but in general it looks like wind will be the main concern and heavy downpours, widespread inch and a half to 2 inches of rain, locally higher amounts. flash flood watch in effect for tomorrow through tuesday morning, on the counties shad ed in green. we could be seeing in low lying areas, areas of poor drainage, some problems with again, flooding, never drive through flooded roadways, keep an eye out driving around tomorrow especially. 90 degrees for the high today. hot, humid, stray shower for us, monday still hot and it will still be humid before that front comes through beating thunderstorm chances. high of 89 on monday. then trying to cool things off , getting cooler, tuesday, wednesday, thursday we will deserve those nicer day after heat and humidity today and thunderstorm toms. thanks, matt.

8:49. time to check road. lets go over to kyle hahn at the the cbs-3 traffic center, k. >> hi jan. we will take a live look at i-95 at broad streetn both directions as there are no delays in sight while travel others make their waytinati. we have no other incidents to report on majors looking at g gotr so far on the major interstates, we have a decent drive on vine, blue route, turnpike as well as bridge necessary and out of the at ben franklin bridge and much like 95 at broad still a directs making your way in in new jersey and back in cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle hahn now you. lift off whate lon musk says is key icing mars a useful rocket system but to get there it has to bemut happen but he says it will take years to achieve.

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