police officers approached the home. there were three gunshots that were heard. we are hearing more from the district attorney coming up. clean up continues in new

jersey, where officials, confirmed two tornadoes touched down yesterday, see more of the damage, left behind, and what it looked like at its worse. and, a live look at center city shows us a beautiful start tour sunday morning. matt says it will be sunny, seasonal today, a far cry from some of the wild weather, yesterday, morning. >> yes, today is sunday june 25th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao lets get over to meteorologist matt peterson with you're witness weather forecast this sunday morning. >> we are getting a much needed break you are not kidding a complete 180 from yesterday. we had thunderstorms, dreer toy start the day out, severe weather that came, plowing through the delaware valley and then today, you went outside you would have not thought we had bad weather yesterday, unless you saw trees that were down and then just remembered what it was like yesterday morning. it is a fantastic start to sunday whether it is here in philadelphia, up in the

poconos or whether you are down the shore again it is a great start to the day. at the beach patrol headquarters in margate on your neighborhood network this morning. nice, calm, waves, just lapping against the sea shore there and lots of open space, which i think will be filled up, before we know it, on this sunday morning because it will be a great beach day, for everyone that is down along the jersey coastline and back toward delaware beach too. storm scan three this morning, again, completely, cleared, a huge change from yesterday, it is going to remain that way through the afternoon. we are looking for sunshine to wrap the weekend up. temperatures slowly starting to rise, they have been in the 60's for most of the morning, been sitting at 72 for last couple hours where we are at but up to zero seven in wilmington. sixty-eight in millville. looking at mid 60's as we head just north of the city toward reading and back toward lancaster too. eyewitness weather in philadelphia, we will go for a high of 86.

wonderful afternoon. down the shore high of 84. up in the poconos, there is a chance for spotty shower late in the day with a high of 76. spotty shower chance in the forecast for rest of to us start off we will talk about that in a bit. >> thanks, matt. this morning residents throughout new jersey continue to clean up after severe weather, yesterday. down trees are causing much of the problem. that includes on park avenue in collinswood where sidewalks were damage after a huge tree were up rooted there. one tree over on stokes avenue a neighbor says it appears whatever passed through cleared the top of the trees outside his home. >> it sounded like a plane going over the house, super loud, my wife woke up, dragged me out of the bed, out front, and there was trees all over the place. >> i didn't know what was going on until neighbors were out and fire department came. >> high wind snapped power lines in some neighborhood.

weather officials confirmed, two tornadoes touched down in monmouth county including this one in a home depot parking lot in howell. storm destroyed nearby power lines with wind so powerful even some cars were flipped over, no injuries were reported there. in other news this morning a dramatic pursuit in a 10 hour barricade situation end with the man and woman dead in lehigh county. investigators believe the couple died by murder/suicide last night in upper saucon township. their bodies were found in the attic of the home they were held up in. officials say couple fired shots when officers attempted a traffic stop around noon time there and then man and woman drove away. after their car got stuck in the mud bank the couple then ran away. they approached several people demanding car keys and authorities were extremely careful when approaching the suspects. >> the individual entered at lee two homes that we know of, which were occupied at the

time. a robot was sent n tear gas was deployed into the property e ert team made entry and discovered two deceased, persons, in the a particular. >> officials say pair was wanted for a parole violation in another county, they have not yet released the suspect identities. in other injuries were reported throughout that incident. detectives, continue to investigate a deadly stab nothing north philadelphia, and violence happened directly behind a school. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia know he havees has the latest. >> philadelphia police are investigating a gruesome homicide in the strawberry mansion section of the city, one that has some residents like dana harrison on edge. >> to hear that somebody was viciously brutally attacked, that has got to stop. i wonder what the motive would be. >> reporter: 3:21 in the morning a passerby discovered woman's bloody body in the grass. >> her condition shows an

awful experience that she must have gone through. >> reporter: police say woman was bludgeoned in her face, pants pulled down to the ankle and she was stabbed a dozen time from her thighs all the way up to her chest this was a very, brutal, savage attack, and somebody really wanted to make sure that she did suffer and that she was killed. >> reporter: all morning authorities combed the area where body was found and discovered some of the woman's purse contents thrown around in the grass. authorities have not found the weapon used to stab the woman and they have not made any arrests. leaving some like harris concerned about her safety. >> somebody need to try to do something to protect us because just because it is area where we live don't mean this is the stuff that we should have to face. >> at this hour we have checked with homicide detective and they are not releasing the full identity of the woman killed only saying that she was 34 years old abe her last known address was not too far from the location of fer with perfect body was

found. outside philadelphia police headquarters alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". switching gears now many athletes have started running in the 13th annual philadelphia triathlon, race organizers though have cancelled the swim portion of the event after yesterday's heavy rains. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live on mlk drive where the race will be slightly different this year, anita? good morning, jan, yes, some mixed reaction to those changes, it is now a run, bike , run due to the heavy rain that pushed debris and made water flow a lot faster so it is just not safe for swimmers to be out there but still a lot of excitement. joining me now is spokesperson didi, so thanks for being with us. we had elite, pro athletes kick off not too long ago. we have people getting their first runs. how are they doing. >> they are making lemonade out of these lemons.

they did the first mile in four minutes and 452nd. so they are doing at a super fast clip. they should be back around 7:40. they are vying for $20,000 pry purse so there is motivation. >> reporter: you have been doing this for many years. what is the environment here, atmosphere and is what most exciting part for you. >> having professional athletes we have people just in the rio olympics is exciting and motivation for everyone and fact that people can come out and they do a run , bike, run today because swim what's leave eighthed. they will go for 50 kilometers on foot or bike and put their bodies to the test. it is really impressive just to see them all. we have 2500 athletes here today. >> reporter: it is intense, just to look at them stretching, getting ready for this. talk about the specific course and race itself. >> so it started to day with the modified race course, 2- mile run and all beginning in fair mount park. beautiful course. we go by museum and it is a 40-u

transition and then they do another 4-mile run. so they are really are, circling and couple laps around the center. it is just beautiful. it is great course for spectators because everyone can come out, see transition, see the start, see the finish. it is starting right now. >> reporter: atmosphere is great, thanks for being here. so top finishers, top three in each age group will get free entry in the coveted escape from alcatras race in san francisco next year. keep an eye on out that. we saw casey kuhn who will be competing in this as well. we will keep an eye on that and bring you updates in the next half an hour. live along mlk drive, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, anita. we're following breaking news overseas now at lee 148 people have been killed in eastern pakistan with an oil

tanker rolled off a highway and burst into flames there it happened along a busy highway, authorities say many victims actually ran toward the truck to try to collect the fuel, they were close when the tanker blew up. another 140 people are injured , many with severe burns. we will continue to follow that for you. well, days after the deadly apartment fire in london we have more fall out to tell but now including the reasons why thousands of residents were evacuated this weekend. also ahead the search for survivors continues at this hour as authorities in china desperately hope to find signs of life after a massive landslide there, we have got updated numbers on the victims then we will check out l.a.'s new sky scraper, tallest now west of the miss city, find out how california 's landscape inspired this look when we come right back. ♪

authorities in china recovered 10 bodies after a massive landslide swept 60 homes in the remote village there earlier in the day officials said 15 people were killed but the numbers have been revised now, 93 people are still missing, the landslide happened early saturday morning while many people were sleeping, and more than 2500 rescuers are now working to find survivors, but so far, just three people, a couple and their one month-old infant has been saved. experts say heavy rain toys blame, for the deadly landslide. fall out from london's

deadly apartment fire continues this weekend, the uk 's local government minister says fire safety inspectors found multiple failures at a tower block in north london, that prompted evacuation of the thousands of residents there. four buildings were cleared after war business external cladding and gas pipe insulation. seventy-nine people were killed, in the tower fire back on june 14th. meantime, the british parliament's computer system has been hacked. spokesperson says security teams are investigating as they try to figure out who was behind the hack attack. national cyber security center says parliament has shut down remote access to e-mails describing it as a deliberate decision as part of their mitigation measures. it is in the clear just how many people are affected by the hack. some residents are let back into their homes this morning as a wild fire continues in utah, that has lasted more than a week now. at lee 700 people have been out of their homes since last saturday. thirteen homes have been

destroyed, the blaze is near ski town of brianhead. it was started by someone using a for to much burn we had. experts say high wind and heat have only intensify the flames . >> a fire of this magnitude abe with that energy it just does what it wants. it has continued to push it, in multiple directions. >> and so far the wild fire has burn at lee 51 square miles around brianhead. police have not said whether the person accused of starting the fire will be charged. wild fire out west, wild weather for us yesterday but today looking relatively calm. >> definitely the calm after the storm instead of the calm before the storm. that is what we have on our sunday. great day to day. seasonal temperatures. low humidity. as we get into our next workweek we will watch for a few spotty showers out there. there is our headlines and we have sunny, seasonal conditions, for our sunday afternoon. we will go with comfortable

temperatures, below normal temperatures and then again that spotty shower chance will be out there, a couple weak impulses travel to the north of pennsylvania, shortwave activity that could give us spotty showers through the week. temperatures are comfortable, getting outside, it is not all that bad 60's and 70's, dew points are down and humidity is on the low side. storm scan three, what a difference 24 hours makes, it is nice and quiet, maybe a few high cloud lingering but that is about it. as we look at our future weather through the morning hours until lunchtime nothing to talk about. we will see spotty bits have green by the poconos, again a few spotty showers could be seen in the southern half of the poconos, as we go through later afternoon hours toward the evening but down toward philadelphia into south jersey , down toward delaware it is a dry day, so a majority of the region will not see any precipitation. as we move into monday, nighttime, clear, monday morning is dry, sunny, but

then we will get another weak system that stays well to our north but brings in a few light showers, isolated rumble of thunder. for folks in the poconos. couple spotty showers for us on monday that could push down in the delaware valley as well we will keep an eye on that. temperatures got up to 86. right where we should be right before this time of the year. looking at 86 compared to our temperature average not just for this month where we are right around 85 but even through july and august that 86 is close to the climate average in july, august where we will see 87 and 84. we will finally see temperatures that are back down where they should be for the middle and end of june. monday for us after 86 today we will get to 80. tomorrow we will get as high as 79 on tuesday below normal and then backup to 80 by wednesday. heat and humidity start to return in the second half of our workweek. eighty-seven on thursday afternoon and jan, we could

look for another day of 90 by friday. >> matt, thank you. time is 7:17. time to see how traffic is moving this morning. here's kyle hahn in the traffic center, good morning, kyle. >> good morning, we will continue to look live at our penndot camera on the vine street expressway eastbound pennsylvania broad street we have a major crash working causing a full roadway blockage. looking to get in center city use exit to spring garden street as crews look to clear that up. we will take a live look at ben franklin bridge is there road work in both directions causing a little bit of volume but not too much to cause significant delays as commuters make their way in to south jersey and toward philadelphia, and in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle hahn now jan, back to you. it is a historic weekend in los angeles where a new sky scraper is now opened for business. will shire grand center is now tallest building west of the mississippi. cbs news correspondent jamie u

kiss takes us inside. >> reporter: from the street to the spire the will shire grand reaches a sky-high, 73 stories. >> you feel like you have bragging rights downtown los angeles like look at us. >> yeah, we do. >> reporter: chris martin is architect and development manager. >> built into the skin of this building up the spine are high density led lights. so many that if we turn them all on it will stop traffic. >> reporter: featuring restaurants, retail and international hotel, complex was built at a cost of more than $1 billion by korean air. martin says as chairman, admires california's scenic beauty so that inspire the design starting with the glass crown on top. >> it is actually profile of half dome in the sierras which is one of the the chairman's favorite places. and the glass, it is the river

>> reporter: building the tallest to you inner a active area also means it must be able to withstand a magnitude 7.5 earthquake. >> one of the most safe buildings in the you had because it is designed to absorb the energy. >> reporter: if an earthquake happened right now aim in one of the safees spots. >> yes, you are, i'm not kidding. >> reporter: that is hard to wrap your head around when looking out here. >> it is a has the the ability to flex. >> reporter: it has the ability to help home team celebrate, the sky is limit with programmable led embedded in the building. >> every time dodgers hit a home run we want the building to flash dodgers blue. >> that is cool. >> and then chairman said but they have to pay for it. >> unless they win the world series. then martin says it is on the house, because the entire city would feel on top of the world jamie ukiss for cbs news, los angeles. beautiful building. well, congress goes back

and forth on a new health care bill, our stephanie stahl introduces us to a local family who depend on medicaid to help support their family, that story is next. plus items from the world 's most notorious, gangsters hit the auction block. we will tell but some of the things that went up for sale, we will be right

welcome back. senate bill to repeal and replace affordable care act could be in trouble.

handful of senate republicans now say that they cannot support the current draft of the bill, they say it doesn't do enough to repeal affordable care act abe lower health care costs. if three republicans senators vote no on the senate legislation the measure will fail. president trump in his weekly address on reforming health care. >> democrats in congress created this calamity and now, if we don't act, millions more americans will be hurt, bio bam a care's deepening death spiral. >> some democrats are holding events this weekend to stand up against the bill. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he wants to hold the vote before the july 4th recess. now earlier in the day saturday president trump tweet ed this i cannot imagine that these very fine republican senators would allow the american people to suffer a broken obama care any longer. well, one of the sticking points on health care has been medicaid which covers millions of adults and children with

disabilities. as health reporter stephanie stahl shows us uncertainty surrounding medicaid has families who depend on it, very nervous. >> do you want a snack. >> reporter: that snack time is complicated for stephanie, her two children of down syndrome and litany of health complications. >> are they good. yes. >> reporter: eighteen year-old sarah has a feeding tube that need constant attention, despite their physical and intellectual challenges the new jersey siblings are thriving, happy. >> i work. >> reporter: twenty-three year-old john has a job, since they were born, sarah and john has had services paid for by medicaid, it is coverage that they get not because they are poor but because they have disabilities. >> we both had decent jobs, middle class family, doing our share, rolling up our sleeves, not looking for a hand out. we needed medicaid because we were handed something that we had, no idea how we would have financially managed had we not had that. >> reporter: among things they pay for is physical and speech

therapy, hearing aid and caregivers for when stephanie goes to work at chop helping other families with developmental disabilities. >> i have never been more worried. >> reporter: that is because many republicans want to cut what they call in efficient, medicaid spending. >> thinks a life line, for folks with intellectual development and disabilities, for kid with chronic medical conditions. these families won't survive. we are potentially taking away the past 50 years of progress that we have made around valuing these individual lives and what they bring, in spite of their challenges. we're ready to wipe that away. >> reporter: variety of medical groups issued statements about the importance of not cutting medicaid, american academy of pediatrics say in part it is an empowerment program that allows college students with cerebral pause toy live independently, provides wheelchairs for toddlers, chemo for grandparents and treatment for people addicted to drugs. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". g.o.p. health care bill will be a topic of discussion on today's face the nation, monk john dickerson's guests to discuss, will be pennsylvania senator pat toomey, john will be here in our next half an hour, with a preview of today's show which you can catch at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. well, history bufs will like this one artifacts from the country's most notorious gangsters were auctioned off this weekend. auction took place in cambridge, massachusetts on saturday, organizers called the event, gangsters, outlaws and law men, people bid on items like photos of the gangster al cap pope and original arrest warrants used to catch bonnie and clyde, pretty cool. in the next half an hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we will check back live at philadelphia triathlon with some adjustments today because of the weather. also ahead a scary scene

at an amusement park a girl, dangling from a ride, wait until you see how park goers banded together to help her. then honoring philadelphia native ed bradley through art how his family and collogues are helping to keep his memory alive, matt. it was a wild start to the day on saturday, severe thunderstorms roll through region a 180 from yesterday, much more quiet conditions but a few spotty showers back in the forecast to start the workweek we will have another check of the forecast coming up.

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to take is sunday june 25th good morning, i'm jan carabao. we are ending the weekend on a high note, meteorologist matt peterson live outside on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness wet they are morning just a lovely morning out there, matt >> we could not have asked for a better start to our sunday as we wrap our weekend up with what will be just fantastic conditions, and we deserve it, after the wild weather that we haddon saturday morning, we had that strong line of thunderstorms that came through. we had tornadoes owes warnings and two confirmed in monmouth county and we could not have asked for a better start. complete 180 from the start we had saturday.

sunny, calm and our temperatures are great. humidity is down. we are looking at temperature wise across the area we will see 70's, even 72 here in philadelphia looking to the zero seven's at shore points as well from the 60's in lancaster, reading, and allentown. ac, wildwood at 7o barnegat is 72. ocean city is at 73. rehoboth is 72 as well. we are getting a land breeze so that will keep our temperatures higher as we go it looks like through the afternoon today. dew points extremely low we are in the comfortable range to say the least. we could see them in the 50's this afternoon. not too much wind right now, remaining on the calmer side of things throughout the rest of the day to day. as we look here we will be up to 75 by 9:00, topping things out at 86. couple spotty showers not ruled out, we will talk about that when i come back inside in a bit. >> thanks very much. neighborhood across new jersey are cleaning up to day after a powerful storm moved

through this time yesterday. authorities used this video from howell, machine mouth county to determine that two tornadoes touched down there. this one within a home depot parking lot. while it was a scary scene we are told no one was injured. in other news this morning detectives continue to search for answers after a deadly stab nothing north philadelphia. police say it happened at a park behind dobbins high school on lehigh avenue and 21st street, passerby found woman's body in the park grass there just after 3:00 saturday morning. victim had a dozen stab wound all over her body. local residents are extremely troubled by the incident. >> as a woman with kid who walk these streets to and from the work, i work overnight, and it is unacceptable. just because this area where we live doesn't mean this is stuff we have to face. >> so far police have only identified victim as a 34 year-old woman they did not

find a weapon and they have announced any suspects. the search is on for two men who disguised themselves as construction work tours commit a robbery in drexel hill delaware county. this happened at edible arrangements on state road yesterday morning. police say suspects broke in the rear of the store and robbed the clerk there. they were wearing hard hats and vest. anyone with information is asked to call police. thirteenth annual philadelphia triathlon is hopping as we speak, the swim portion of the event was cancelled after yesterday's heavy rains though, high witness news reporter anita oh is live on mlk drive where the course changed for racers overnight, anita. >> reporter: good morning. still 2500 athletes showing up here for this exciting event, as you mentioned, the swim portion has been cancelled because of recent heavy rain, moving debris and waters way too fast for this to be safe conditions for swimmers but still again a very exciting

event here. run, bike, run and we are seeing runners go by now. joining me is race director bill berk, thanks for being with us this morning. what exactly is the race course here this morning. >> what we have now, that is happening right now we have athletes finishing the first run and our owe let athletes in the closing stage of the bike course. lead cyclist has 3 miles left on the bike and begin second run this morning. >> reporter: we're get varying fast times, very intense athletes. how are they doing. >> elite athletes went extremely fast, first mile was run at 4:45 which is just insane, and extremely fast on a first run but these guys are fit. we have, you know, 30 elite athletes from all over the world. a lot of these athletes participated in rio in the summer olympics. they are fit, they are ready to go today. >> reporter: you have been to so many these as race director but what is keeping it fresh and keeps you wanting to be in

it every year. >> i like to see the best of the best, start and if you think you are man enough, come meet me today and that is what you have got going on the men and women's side. plus our young athletes are 16 years of age and athletes in their early 80's. those are just also great story lines for everybody. >> reporter: thanks so much. so, the top three finishers in each age category get a free entry in next years escape frommal that tras triathlon in san francisco and prize this year is $20,000. for now live along mlk drive anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> little bit of motivation there, thank you. also happening this weekend, manayunk arts festival continues on main street. now in its 28th year, the festival kicked off yesterday this years show features 300 different local and nationally known artists and crafters and for sixth year's merging

artists had a special section to showcase their work. manayunk arts festival goes from 11:00 until 6:00 this evening. a mural dedicated to the memory of philadelphia native ed bradley is close tore completion. new museum hosted a community paint day for ed bradley mural in west philadelphia yesterday dozens gathered to paint pieces of the mural installed at 949 belmont avenue, best known for his job on 60 minutes late cbs news correspondent was a trailblazer. >> if ed were here i think he would be surprised, and really excited about this. he never -- while he reached tremendous heights as a journalist he never thought of himself as a big man in his own head, he did his work. so he would be really pleased, and deeply honored as well i think. >> the mural will be revealed on november 9th. cbs corporation joined ed bradley family foundation to

fund the mural there, the philadelphia association of black journalist and bradley's alma matter cheyney university are both playing a big role in this project. well, police officer in new york is recovering after being shot in the head we have an update coming up. then we are not only won who experienced severe weather yesterday we will take a look at clean up efforts for the west in pittsburgh. here at home matt's working on than that weekend forecast, for you find out when our next chance of seeing showers could be when we come right back.

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an officer is shot in rochester, new york. officials say officer jeremy nash was shot in the head last night. his injuries were severe but not life threatening. and the shooting led to a massive search operation in the city, so far, still no suspects. nash's a 11 year veteran of the force. terrifying moments at an amusement park in upstate new york. we want to warn you some may find this video disturbing. the video shows the girl dangling from the sky ride at six flags greatest scape mere albany. poem rushed over to catch that little girl when she fell from the ride. she was taken to the hospital where she is reportedly in stable condition, "eyewitness news" has confirmed that the girl fridays greenwood, delaware in sussex county.

park officials released a statement saying in part quote the safety and security of our guests is our top priority, there does not appear to be a malfunction of the ride but we have closed the attraction until a thorough review of the ride can be completed. the clean up continues in western pennsylvania, following a tornado this weekend. neighbors helped each other in amwell township washington county yesterday following friday's severe storm. 90-mile an hour wind damaged several homes and knocked down trees there. national weather service does confirm a tornado touched down , fortunately in one was hurt. some wild weather we are dealing with, matt. >> you are not kidding, they had it in western pennsylvania we had our fair share of it yesterday morning, of course, as well, so we didn't get a chance to check with our weather watchers too much yesterday because of that severe weather. we will check with them this morning and they are up this morning on what has been a great start to the day, and you see here temperatures across the board 60's, 70's, check in with delores down in

newark, delaware she is saying 67 degrees at her house, cloud , sun mixing together. very pleasant, comfortable start to the morning. i got to agree, delores, great start to the morning with lower humidity. lets head up to 66 degrees in john's house in perkasie. got a little bit more sunshine heading further north and then one final check, lets head back down to the shore to ocean city, one of my favorite spots, james saying it is 70 degrees, morning sunshine in ocean city. it is a perfect beginning to a summer sunday at the shore, i could, not agree more. it is a wonderful day to day, our headlines out there we will see a complete turnaround from our sunday, compared to what we had yesterday, where we had thunderstorm activity that came through this morning it is a complete 180. average to below average temperatures, starting to day and leaving, into what should be again that below average range as we move in the start

of the work. we have a couple weak short waves as we like to call them that will be traveling just to the north, of the delaware valley and that can give off a few showers in the area neighborhood network taking a look at the sky line of the city of brotherly love from palmyra cove nature park camera. it is a wonderful start to the day. a few cloud, temperatures more than comfortable. sixty's and 70's with the 67 in trenton. seventy back down toward the shore and 65 kicking off the day in allentown. humidity is low too not just comfortable temperatures, but comfortable humidity and comfortable feeling for the entire morning here. storm scan three for last couple hours not too much to talk about a few file cloud filtering from the south but overall that is all we're seeing, clear skies for the most part across the region. future weather through the morning hit and miss included cover, more sunshine then anything else. you see a few spotty showers out there toward poconos in the afternoon and evening

hours and again most of the precipitation will stay to the north of philadelphia and looking back down toward south , south jersey toward delaware it is really dry. only spot up in the poconos we could get a stray shower. tomorrow morning the entire areas clear. we will look for temperatures that are cool on monday, and then by then we will watch for another round of pop up showers as we get later on into the afternoon and evening hours. going out tonight 83 degrees for our evening time frame and rest of the workweek here high pressure settles in for wednesday. westerly flow keeps us on the cool side of things and then by thursday into friday we will get southeasterly wind. it will be warmer, humid by end of the week and another round have showers maybe moving in as well. 80 degrees tomorrow after a high of 86 today. we are looking at 79 on tuesday back to 80 on wednesday and then, jan we will warm things up by thursday and friday and back in the high 80's to around 90 with that humidity creeping up

as well. >> it is now 7:45. time to check road and highways. >> lets get over to kyle hahn in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi there kyle. >> we will look live at penndot cam on the vine street expressway eastbound pennsylvania broad street. we have a major crash involving a block age out there but record arrived on the scene to move vehicles involved. if you had are coming from the schuylkill looking to get in center city use exit to spring garden street as crews looked to clear this up. we will look at i-95 north have cottman avenue as easy going in both directions, as commuters, continue to make their morning drive-in and out of the city. cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle hahn, jan, back to you. well, phillies out in the desert taking on diamond backs , team placed michael saunders and jeanmar gomez on waivers and they will be released to day. the phillies go for their third straight win we will pick it up in the fourth

inning, ben lively hits a sack fly, his first, major league home run. but the wheels would fall off, in the ninth inning, with fightins down nine-two, cameron perkins drives one to deep center field but it is ray fuentes with the great catch there. incredible. phillies lose nine-two. here's joe holden with the rest of "eyewitness sports". day to of the nhl draft wrapped up in chicago. flyers continue to add more forward toss their roster, so, selecting five forwards a goalie and defenseman. flyers swapped their second round pick with a third and a fourth round pick to arizona to move up nine spots. they took 6-foot six winger isaac rat cliff, he scored 28 goals in 67 games, for quebec in the ontario leak. isaac was 27th ranked best prospect. he thinks his game will help flyers in the future. >> big guy, i think he can play offensively and defensive lynn and really that is the

team and playing all there is, and adding that to their line up, and being able to maneuver my way in to that line up in the future and playing with a lot of those guys will be awesome for me and i think i can bring a lot to the table. >> on friday, flyers sent brayden schenn to the blues for a 27th pick in the first round. picked forward morgan frost from canada schenn scored 17 power play goals last season but struggled in five on five play. next season orange and black could have six rookies in the line up so the question is are they in full rebuild mode. >> no, no, are we getting younger? yes. rebuild, absolutely not. we have young players. at some pint here we have to give them an opportunity, for them to play. when we feel they are ready to

play. kind of what people think of our philosophy if you do not want to hold a player back. when they are ready to take that next step we want to allow them to take that next step. >> lets talk soccer now after a franchise record four game winning streak union lost three in a row. last night they looked to get back on track against d.c. united down in chester. in the 31st minute union on the attack, bedoya with the pass across the box and fafa picault left to the down down the back of the head and sons of ben were happy as union take the lead here. seventieth minute after a hand ball was called on the union d.c. united had a penalty kick andre blake coming up big, access denied, blake with his sixth shut out of the season and union's three game losing streak is now over, 1nil was the final. >> that is all for sports, i'm joe holden, have a great day. and still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", carroll erickson is here with the cbs-3 pet project.

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welcome back to the cbs-3 pet project with carroll erickson and pspca always my favorite time of the week because we are visited by rodolph. >> it is not christmas but could be christmas for you if awe adopt this big boy. we will talk about him, and it is also christmas when you take a look at what happened in harrisburg this week. they passed a bill that is historic in its protection of animals, and in pennsylvania. >> it is house bill, 1238 but it means that really for the

first time, people who neglect animals and do wrong by them intentionally as well will face penalties that they deserve. so we've got this great legislation, we will look at wonderful animals as we look at it, toughening animal cruelty and neglect laws in this state, this newly passed legislation will reclassify such abuse as a felony, it causes severe injury, death and it also targets those who tether a dog with the chain. state law currently makes animals use felony only in certain situations like animal fighting or repeated or severe abuse of cats and dogs. this changes now and changes if you do it for the first time is still a felony as it ought to be. we expect that the governor will be signing this legislation, this week, and this is very important because in pennsylvania, we're one of the only states that did not recognize just how serious a first time animal abuser is, and that they need to have the penalties that meet the crime that they are inflicting on

these animals. as we always say nobody has to have an animal if you have one it is your choice but it is now hopefully not going to be your choice, just how cavalier ly you decide to treat these animals. this will have penalties, and they are graded by their severity. so depending on howie greening us, outrageous that these abuses are you will be facing more and more time. so, from neglect, that caused harm to the animal you can be facing misdemeanor and new basically like getting a traffic ticket, somebody tells you that has been ramped up you can be doing jail time. if you add a little bit more to the horror of the neglected animal is facing you are doing more. if you are intentionally out there torturing, mistreating animals you will end up with possibly up to seven years in jail and i hope the judges take this to heart and give some seven years to people treating animals that way because they don't stop at animals as we all know. it is always something that entire families and communities are affected by,

when animals are mistreated entire communities are being mistreated as well. >> finally holding accountable people. >> yes, finally. it puts some teeth in the law if you will. there is also a tethering component. i know people go by and they see dogs on chains this long. they have added and ramped up just how long dogs can be tethered. and in what condition? so, this is a huge win, as a huge win for those backyard dogs, who are forced to live their life on a chain. no pinched collars, pronged colors they need access on shade, water. there are limits they can spend out there in certain conditions. so, it is a huge win. again we are expecting and hoping that the governor signs it this week. pennsylvania spca has had thousands of cases, convictions, that sort of thing. we needed this law to ramp up to what happens to the people committing this and hopefully stopping next generation from mistreating animals. this dog was mistreated, thinks rodolph available for

adoption at pennsylvania spca but he came in as a cruelty case and just rushed five years ago he was fixed up after being found in the basement paralyzed. five years with an adopter turned in in as a stray, look for rodolph. great for adult families like to walk slowly. let me show you some other animals we have got here today and thinks i great catch. thinks four year-old black and white domestic cat, loves to bat around toys. you know how toys love to do that. this is a great cat. we have six year-old female domestic short hair and fiona has beautiful eyes she came to the pennsylvania spca from another shelter. she will get a lot of attention. then we have got jerry, we have our lovely three-year old mix, rescued by our humane law enforcement department that department is so busy, so necessary in the city and again, funded by donors. so, please, if you care about animals, care about jerry, the

cats, care about rodolph and care about taking care of the animals in the city and making sure laws get change to protect them you need to fund the pennsylvania spca with your donations. >> that bill well overdue and governor pledged to sign it. >> glad to hear it you have said a handful and that is the truth. we are expecting and hoping that lawmakers and judges beyond this actually take, the crime and cruelty against animals very, seriously. adopt rodolph. >> adopt any pet visit pspca erie avenue headquarters at 350 erie avenue saturday and sunday 10 to five and monday through friday, one to 8:00 o'clock. carroll, so glad you are on the show. important topic today. we need to find these dogs a home. >> he wants his forever home, again. he is 12 years old for pete's sake. >> we will. >> we will. >> for rodolph's sake. >> thanks, car will. >> that is "eyewitness news"

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