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tonight at 11:00 at lee a thousand gallons of raw sewage spills in the south jersey waterway, and how it happened, and what people are being told , about their waterways. and breaking news tonight, more horror in london, another vehicle slams into the pedestrians, in a northern part of the city, several are dead and now police are working to determine, if this is, a terrorist act. we do know that multiple pedestrians are dead after a van strikes and kills worshipers, leaving a mosque in the air use. good evening i'm joe holden. the muslim council confirmed several worshipers at the park months were being hit just after midnight local time. police report that one person has been arrested, and again, there are multiple fatalities. a woman who lives close to

where a vehicle hit pedestrians in london describes what she heard and saw. >> something very loud, trying desperately to make to move away, just passing, and traffic at the time, and in a matter of like second, police cara arrived and then many other police cars a arrived just after that. >> again, we know that one person has been arrested so far, not what possibly known, their role in, this incident, and again, it is unclear how many people, were killed, or hurt, we will continue to follow this breaking news story as it develops, remember , you can always get very latest on line at cbs philly.com, and the local cbs mobile app. hazmat situation in new jersey earlier today in camden county municipal utility authority pumping station was spill sewage in a nearby creek for hours. this happened in gloucester county around 3:00 this afternoon when power outage caused a mess. "eyewitness news" reporter

alycia nieves with the very latest. >> reporter: quiet outside chews landing pumping station in gloucester township but around 3:00 in the afternoon there was a hazmat situation here. a power outage in the area caused the pumping station to lose power and spill sewage. county reported at least a thousand gallon of sewage leaked in the nearby creek. that sewage spilled over a two hour period until the crew could get to the pumping station and power the pumps with a generator. residents in the area received robo calls from camden count inn municipal utility authority telling them about the situation and warning them not to swim or fish in the water. there was no impact, tap water in the area as the creek is not a source of drinking water power has been restored to the pumping station and everything is, back to normal at this hour. but, tomorrow somebody with the new jersey environmental protection agency, will be back out here to check on the water. in gloucester township alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, it has been a muggy

few days in the philadelphia area and now we are watching, storm scan three as rain, head our way. meteorologist chelsea ingram in the weather center keeping us posted on what is in store for us, chelsea. >> reporter: that is right, joe. >> we have rain heading our way, for tomorrow afternoon and evening here's a live look at storm scan three. quiet around the delaware valley. we have a couple showers and storms moving up in the poconos but it will be a relatively quiet night for us right here in philadelphia during overnight hours. that changes heading in to tomorrow, look at this cold front that is swinging on through and it will bring us some strong potentially to severe thunderstorms as we head in the afternoon and evening. some of those thunderstorms could produce torrential downpours, that is why we have a flash flood watch in effect for areas highlighted in green , this actually goes into effect at noon time tomorrow. so here's what you can expect, we are watching for strong storms, over a widespread one to 2 inches on have rain, possible, locally higher amounts and then some damaging wind, we will talk about when the rain arrives and how much we can expect in our neighborhood coming up in a

bit, joe. >> chelsea, thank you. developing tonight an 11 year-old girl from newark, new jersey has died after being electrocuted saturday evening in toms river. police say there the girl and two friend, were using an inflatable raft in a lagoon behind a home in the area when two of the girls touched a metal boat lift causing area around that inflatable to become charged. the one year-old died, the two other children were not hurt. and gunfire in center city overnight and two people, were wounded. this happened near seventh and arch street, around 2:30 this morning, and investigators say a 29 year-old man was killed in this, after he was shot in the face and torso. police say that a second victim drove himself to a wilmington delaware hospital, he is expect to survive, the search for the shooter, still continues. and another shoot to go tell but, this one happened in an hour earlier, two and a half miles away there north philadelphia investigators say a man in his 20's was shot three times in the legs this

happened near intersection of the north sixth street and west cumberland streets. that victim is recovering at temple university hospital, and police haven't said if an arrest has been made. police are trying to determine the identity of a man, crews pulled from the schuylkill river. officers were called when someone spotted a body in the water near market street, and there is no word yet on how the man died. in less than 12 hours, seth williams federal corruption trial gets underway , and the philadelphia district attorney is under indictment slapped with more than two dozen bribery and fraud charges in alleged pay to play scheme. this selection process will pull jurors from counties all over the eastern area of pennsylvania. the d.a. and his lawyer, have maintained there is nothing criminal about relationships between the city's chief law enforcement officer and other business associates. >> he is being charged with having traded on, traded on the power of his office in exchange for gifts.

it cannot be under estimated how serious the breach of ethics is, and how serious the charges are against him. >> judge paul diamond has kept the case to a tight time line saying that a quick resolution is in the public's best interests: cbs-3 will be at the courthouse as jury selection begins, and that is set for 9:30 in the morning. more than 60 people were killed, and many in their cars after trying to escape, a raging forest fire in central portugal. the fires broke out over weekend during a severe heat wave. jonathan vigliotti has more from london. >> reporter: portugal's secretary of state has called it deadliest forest fire in the nation's history. many of the victims, were found, in their cars, apparently, trapped, by strong wind, blew flames over a busy motor way. the fire began saturday in the mountainous area, the region has been in the middle of an intense heat wave, accompanied by rain, and thunderstorms. it is a deadly combination.

police believe that the fire was sparked, after lightening struck a tree, and the flames that quickly spread, in the dry conditions, and burned through several neighborhoods destroyed homes. hundreds of local residents were treated for smoke inhalation and emergency services tents, set up in the area. many, who lost their homes were then transferred to temporary shelters. this afternoon the fire was still raging on four front with over 700 fire fighters, deployed to battle the flames. the portuguese government has also dispatched two army battalions to assist emergency services while spain has sent two water bombing planes to help its neighbor contain the fire. portugal now has declared, three days of a national mourning to pay tribute to the victims. jonathan vigliotti for cbs news, london. a u.s. fighter jet shot down a syrian plane after it dropped, bombs on coalition backed fighters, the missiles strike are the first reported

ground to ground attack from iran into syria since the arab country descended in the civil war in 2011. military officials say the syrian plane was shot down quote in accordance with rules oven gauge. and in collected self-defense of coalition partners. now to calamity at sea, search for seven u.s. sailors called off today after their bodies were found in, a flooded sleeping area. the u.s. navy says many crew members were sleeping early saturday morning, when the destroyer collided with a much larger filipino container ship two sleeping areas were over 100 crew members were severely damaged, and the crew for the to keep warship afloat as tugboats towed to it shore. >> heroic efforts of the ship 's crew, they prevented this ship from floundering or even sinking last night. >> navy has released the identities of the sailors, the collision took place in one of the world's busiest waterways, the united states and japan

are investigate the cause. moth of june marks pride month and today the city of philadelphia marked its annual celebration, organizers told us pride business visibility and awareness. today was marked with thousands who strolled through the city to support lbgtq community. >> ♪ >> reporter: thousands packed and paraded through center city philadelphia. >> ♪ >> how and proud to celebrate. >> happy pride day, everyone philadelphia. >> reporter: cities pride day. >> it is 29th annual gay pride parade and festival. pride is about visibility and awareness. so it is a parade to be seen, and parade for people to see everybody. >> reporter: pride parade and festival kicked off at 13th and locust streets in the heart of the gayborhood. proud parade goers marched through center city and philadelphia's historic district and ending at penns landing. >> hi everyone, happy pride day for all of us here at

cbs-3. >> reporter: mayor kenney was also in attendance. >> i'm happy, so many people, and 100 percent of the time in cities like philadelphia. >> to keep the fun and beyond glitter, people hearsay this parade gets more popular every year, symbolizing progress made for those in the lbgtq communities. >> is there hope, for the future. these are our youth, pennsylvania and future together and so much at one time i cannot believe it. i'm so happy. >> everybody can come out and be free and whoever you want to be today and every day. and the first pride parade blossomed to commemorate, the anniversary of the civil rights of 1969, those riots are considered to be the beginning of the lbgt civil rights movement. still ahead on "eyewitness news" finding hope in the water. >> without this, foundation, without these events, a lot of people never had a chance to go surfing, so we are making dreams happen and, that is what it is all about. >> how life rolls on is

helping people reclaim their passions in, and out of the ocean's current. plus a heart breaking photo of a pregnant woman, and her little girl sleeping on the street is moving people, to do more than just comment on social media how an officer , helped them out. an

sumbul. victim of crime photo out of arkansas is changing the life of a pregnant mother and her two year arrested daughter. at picture that shows a tough reality in little rock. show as pregnant mom due at any moment sleeping on the sidewalk with her 2-year-old daughter laying on her chest. north little rock officer said he felt he had to help. he took jessica and kayla to a hotel and shared his heartbreaking story on his instagram account. >> it's amazing how many people stepped up to make a difference and really changed this family's life. hopefully now this family realizes people all over the world love him >> after the post went set up a, the support started rolling in. people are sending food and items for this family of three.

jessica and kayla say they're happy to have a bed to sleep in and a chance to restart their life. it happens in 12 cities across the country, but today, life rolls on, wildwood crest new jersey, people with spinal cord injuries and disabilities are finding ways to spend time at the surf, anita oh was there for this inspiring event. >> reporter: they feel limitless. >> one of the beautiful thing is >> some are paralyzed by spinal cord injuries or disabilities >> i have muscular dystrophy, so i have no push. and no ability to walk. >> guests that when she's in the water and it's why she travelled from kentucky to be here. >> all of this is made possible bay life rolls on, 17 years ago after a surfing accident paralyzed from the waste down. >> the foundation, without the

defense, loot lot of people never have a chance to go surfing. we're making dreams happen and that's what it's about. >> doctors told him he'd never surf again but he has in his own way and on sunday in wildwood crest, more than 60 people did the same riding the waves as hundreds of volunteers including physical and occupational therapists ride the water >> helping them experience that and kind of get that emotional strength back is really amusing. >> something he knows first hand through recovering from his own more than 15 years ago >> what we witnessed is freedom for people who don't have freedom. when you see that emotion on the basis of these athletes, that's what really brings people back every single year. >> as they realize, life rolls

on. in wildwood crest, anita oh cbs3. people paraded the eastern state penitentiary today. they celebrated the abolition of slavery. a rally followed it modern day prison slavery. it was organized by the coalition to abolish death by incarceration. >> tomorrow will be balmy >> especially as we head to the afternoon and evening, we're looking at the -- severe weather happy father's day, by the way, the official high temperature was 90, hot and steamy out there for the dad's, felt more like the mid 90's when you factored in that combination of heat and humidity. we're above average. we're falling back to 83 in philadelphia, 82 in allentown, 80 in trenton, cooler down the

shore, 70's right now, at 75 in wildwood, it is 76 in atlantic city. 78 in millville. 81 in wilmington. a live look at stormscan 3, shows it's not really much going on in the delaware valley. you look towards the poconos, a couple of showers moving through. things will be quiet through the delaware valley. southern new jersey, down the shore as we head to the overnight hours tonight. but all bets are off by tomorrow, because of this cold front located out to our west draped from the great lakes down to ohio, that's going to be pushing from west to east, as we head to tomorrow in and the storms are going to be moving in from west to east tomorrow afternoon and evening. some of them could bring severe weather and that's why the storm prediction summer has beige or brown color in the greater philadelphia area under that enhanced risk for severe weather as we head to tomorrow afternoon and evening. so the high threat, that's torrential downpours we could

get heavy rain with some of these storms because we have so much moisture if the air. we could have strong to damaging winds as well as lightening, there is moderate risk for some isolated large hail, a tornado risk is low. but can't be ruled out. as we head to tomorrow afternoon and evening, so definitely we'll be watching radar closely. here's how things play out on the future weather. overnight things are quiet dealing with partly cloudy skies, likely see a little bit of sunshine when we wake up. at least a mix of sun and clouds. as we head to the afternoon it changes in the poconos, to reading, lancaster pushing through from west to east, making into center city as we head to the dinner hour, and then particular there, they move down the shore and eventually by about 10:00, 11:00, things begin to quiet down. but not without leaving quite a bit of rain behind, along the

i95 corridor points west we could see anywhere from one to two inches of rainfall, a little bit less to the east. flooding will be a possibility. a flash flood wash issued goes into effect starting at noon on monday. so overnight in you're a hitting the road looks fine. to the morning, a little bit of sunshine, morning commute looks aok, then strong showers and thunderstorms developing keep in mind when you leave to go from work. partly cloudy, muggy and warm, look for an overnight temperature around 73 as we head to tomorrow, strong showers and storms developing with a high of 87 and down the shore, we're talking about a high temperature right around 83 should stay dry most of the day but changes by the evening, we'll see those developing and pushing through from west to east. finally get a break from this humidity that has been gripping

us as we head to tuesday and wednesday. >> the story is lesley that take shelter >> i'm scared. >> what's going on? >> we have a lot going on today, the union this afternoon and the

phillies tried to avoid a sweep at the hands of the diamondbacks. the 10th, first major league home run, the phillies will lose 5-4. the union hosting the rebels this afternoon and it was a big day for new york's bradley phillips had two goals. we have a u.s. open champion.

he was 16 under for the tournament. 27-year-old first time winner of golf majors to make it seven in a row. coming up in the hyundai sports zone, we talk about the trade and thursday and the flyers will also be drafting this week and the expansion draft will be make things very interesting david isaac gets us ready, more on the phillies especially at the hands of the diamondbacks. hopefully soon. >> quick thinking at a florida pool one little boy near us. >> i've been telling him every day, you are a positive young man and a strong young man. >> how this mother and son rescued a tod

. a mother and son from florida are being called heros from saving a three-year-old from drowning. the ordeal was caught on video at the apartments where it happened. it shows the apartment complex pool the three-year-old is seen at the front edge of the pool at first. but then starts to wander into

deeper water. starts to go under, a 9-year-old boy jumpses into action. >> from there they say the nine-year-old's mother also a nurse was at the pool and began cpr. the boys breathing was starting to improve and he began to cry. the toddler is expected to and r be fine. chelsea is back with a last

. we're continuing to follow breaking news out of the cuff u.k. they were leaping fines berry park mosque, one person in custody. we don't know exactly how many people are hurt or if anyone died. prime minister teresa may is describing as a terrible incident. stay with "eyewitness news" on air and online a cbsphilly.com and a local ap on this breaking news story a lighter note, a 1,000 pound pig escapes a massachusetts farm. officer henry says georgetown

police received a call for a loose pig but he had no idea what to expect. he encountered an enormous creature standing in the middle of someone and front lawn. >> out of the corner of my eyes i saw this giant figure and that's when i saw this huge pig. i was not getting out of the cruiser >> he said because of the small town police were able to find someone who knew where the pig was from, the owner said he'll have to work on better securing bruno. that's the pig's name in the future. chelsea. how is the forecast looking we're going to get a break from the humidity. catch is we have to deal with strong to severe thunderstorms. looking at a high temperature around 87. by the afternoon, we'll see sunshine returning, a break from the humidity. lower humidity ends wednesday with a high of 84, 88 thursday and really no extreme heat in

the seven-day forecast. which is good news. >> for chelsea, lesley, natasha. thank you for joining us, remember we're always on cbsphilly.com. good night. ♪ ♪ sports zone on cbs3. the sixers with a huge move this weekend. trading up for