>> we're following some breaking news this morning, philadelphia police are searching for the driver who sped through a crime scene. striking a police cruiser and police bike and kept going. here is live picture, we'll have a description of the car. plus we'll tell you why investigators were there in the first place coming up. >> a massive fire at the shore, spreads from house to house taking hours to get under control. we'll tell you what authority believe sparked the flames. >> and if it has to be monday at least a nice one, this is live look at center city from our cbs-3 studios. we'll see some sun today, love there is low humidity. today is monday, june 26, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo in for rahel solomon. let's get a check on today's forecast with matt and traffic with pat. matt and pat?

>> who is the original one of this group? it is like every day it is like musical chairs. >> it is musical chairs. as far as track goes, not that bad this morning. we love the fact there is low humidity out there. feels like the first time in forever not talking about dew point way up into the 60s. and it will be great. it will be real nice, not just today, but even for pretty much the whole first start of our week here. we will be going with temperatures that are more than comfortable, seeing lot of sunshine, really doesn't look like we will be going into any kind of problems with any showers or anything either. this is storm scan3 here live this morning talking to really again showing you the nice quiet start to the day. temperatures for the most part in the 60s, still clinging to the 70s in one spot, that's down in wildwood, where it is 72 degrees, 57 this morning, in millville. look all the way up in mount pocono, 51, could see some of the surrounding areas up in the poconos dip down to the 40's to start out the day, six a for us here this morning, in trenton, already talking about the low humidity, already out there, going to remain more

than comfortable this afternoon, dew point 60s, 40's, to start things out, looking more along the lines mid 50's for dew point later this afternoon. forecast, 72 by 9:00 rising only to 81. so we ends up below average this afternoon, pat, really going to be a very nice monday. so hopefully the roads are hanging in there this morning, too, with people getting a start early on. >> sounds good, matt, appreciate t so looks looks good on the weather maps, roadways not so much. talking about the schuylkill expressway mess now for what seems like the past couple of weeks. in a continues today. this is a look at some construction overnight on the schuylkill expressway headed westbound. from city avenue out to the blue route there is will last all morning, nine p.m. to 5:00 t last night. it will go through thursday overnight. single lane closures here. then 76 westbound from the blue route to 202, this is this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. so again, 10:00 a.m. to

2:00 p.m. this was the same thing going on last week, as women. vine last week cleared, looking good so far, jim, back to you. >> breaking news this morning, officers searching for out of control driver who plowed his car through a crime scene slamming into a police cruiser and several police bikes. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in harrow gate with more on this close call for those officers. trang? >> reporter: good morning, yes, very close call for these officers. fortunately, no one was hurt as this car sped right through a police investigation ongoing here at the intersection of i and erie. still very active scene some hours after this happened. two investigations going on. the initial traffic stop in addition to this car barreling through this intersection, the impact so strong it sent bike helmet flying into that red convertible you see there, but this all started just after 2:30 a.m., officers on bikes and in a patrol car stopped red chrysler see bring convert thal had just been reported

stolen? carjacking at k and pike. now, officer asker he is dollars two men, a gun related to that crime, one officer broke his hands during the two arrests, when officers were on scene here black nissan squeezed through the convertible and patrol car, damage that patrol car and manning link three police bikes, captain drew said the car going as fast as 60 miles per hour. >> the vehicles moving so fast, there may be scratch marks, recent scratch marks, on the caribous this vehicle did strike at least three philadelphia police bicycles. so it would be safe to say that there should be some kind of damage or marks or dent on the vehicle. >> and again, police are looking for black nissan with dark tinted windows, possibly you will tim a with some of the minor damage that he just described. investigators are hoping surveillance cameras at

several businesses here at this intersection will help them identify this driver, as well, as this car that was involved. for now, live in harrow gate, trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news," jan, jim, back to you. >> new this morning, a man is shot to death in philadelphia's kensington section, officers found the victim near d and allegheny street, just after 11:00 last night. they say he was standing on that street with his girlfriend and one other friend when the shooter walk up to him and fired without warning. police have not released the motive or made any arrests. >> another shooting this time a man ambushed by a gunman in philadelphia's frankford section. >> this shooting happened on the 1,000 block of harrison street just after midnight. police say the victim was walking to his car with his girlfriends, when the shooter came out from behind a bush. he shot the victim four times. he's now in stable condition. the victim's girlfriends tells police she believes the suspect is her exboyfriend, so far no one is in custody. >> in other news, firefighters believe that this blaze in

wildwood crest may have started with a air-conditioning unit located between two homes. the flames broke out on the 7100 block of park boulevard around 3:00 yesterday afternoon, the fire could be seen for miles, and was captured on cell phones by beach-goers. we caught up with some folks who spotted the billowing black smoke from their nearby homes. >> went downstairs, opened up the sliding glass door, and there is a lady standing there. and i toll her your house is on fire, get out. the winds was blowing, then the whole block would be gone, i'm luck my house is standing. >> so far fire marshals do not believe the fire is suspicious, but no word on what exactly caused the beachfront blades. five officials say both homes will likely need to be knock down and then rebuilt. >> no one, for the lip, was hurt. >> fire off initials chester count have i figured out what caused a deadly house fire that killed a nine year old boy. this was on buck walter road,

east coventry township. authorities say flames broke out around 5:30 yesterday morning, "eyewitness news" has learned the fire started in the home's kitchen. the chester county fire marshall has ruled this fire accidental. >> a dog attack in south philadelphia sent a child to the hospital. this happened along the 1500 block of south 26th street, just after 9:30 last night. the child was transported to children's hospital. it is unclear at this time where the child was bit or who the dog belongs to. no word on that child's condition. police in camden country investigating after a woman is found shot to death inside of her home. investigators say 45 year old dianna marie suprem scourto. winslow township. officers tried to provide aid, but scourto died at the scene. >> argument between two men at a bar in southwest philadelphia ends in gunfire. now there is happened just before 5:00 yesterday afternoon inside baron dicks avenue near south 65th street.

officials say the 24 year old victim was shot once in the chest. he was returned to the hospital in critical condition. still no word on an arrest. >> well, we now know the names of the man and woman involved in a deadly stand-off with police in lehigh county on saturday. the woman is identified as 25 year old emily from pike county pa, officials say the man is 33 year old eric messick from northampton counties. their bodies discovered in a attic after home they were hell inside in upper saw con township. officers say it was a murder suicide. a stand-off with police began shortly afternoon saturday when the couple was stopped by police. the couple began firing shot at officers there. then they attempt topped enter two homes before, discovered in the attic after third home. >> today begins the second week of philadelphia district attorney seth williams' federal trial. williams faces bribery and corruption charges. last week, featured testimony from muhammad ali, a businessman prosecutors say

provided prosecute where gift in exchange for legal favors. williams has de mid any wrong-doing. >> congressional budget office has released republican healthcare bill as soon as today, so far at least five republican senators have publicly opposed the bill, as many as seven more could vote against it because of cuts to medicaid. mitch mcconnell wants vote before the july 4th holiday, which is a week from tomorrow. mcconnell needs at least 50 of the 52 republican senators. >> i'm undecided. i think a few more days to consider would be helpful. >> if mitch doesn't have the vote, call off this bill right now, let's sit down and start working toward repairing the basic concept whatever we have in the affordable care act. >> the president trump insist that is republicans are, quote, not that far off, and says, last minute changes could win the needed vote. >> rescuers have discovered ten bodies after a landslide in china over the weekend. ninety-three people are still missing. the disaster struck the profaneness southwestern china

early yesterday. state media report have burried dozen of homes in one village there. chinese government believes heavy rainfall might have caused this landslide, now 2500 rescuers assisting with the church. >> still ahead, victim of sucker punch, gets special recognition to celebrate his birthday. >> also ahead pride celebrations mark a milestone in same sex rights. but not all of the demonstrations were peaceful. we'll show you. >> and thousands of runners take part in a test of their strength and endurance. we'll tell you why part of a local triathelon was canceled, when we come

it says you to me.the blue one here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. >> back on "eyewitness news," empire state building lit up in rainbow colors in honor of pride month, marks two years since the historic supreme court ruling legalizing same sex marriage across the united states. pride march held around the world, activists celebrate in the france, mexico city, serbia, the philippines, and

dozens. other places. roxanna has more on the demonstrations right here at home. >> reporter: from coast-to-coast, pride mars went beyond the festive to the political. in minneapolis police officers were allowed to marsh in this year's parade. initially had been excluded over the acquittal in the officer of the shooting death of philando castile. protesters upset with the verdict tried to stop the march. san francisco, crowds celebrated political gains like same sex marriage, while some marchers expressed anxiety that president trump could roll them back. >> i came down because we need to see working together and doing things,. >> president trump stands on lgbtq issues is unclear, critics point out his administration has blocked the obama era protection for transgender students from discrimination. and he's not yet recognized june as lgbq pride month n new york protest groups led the

parade. highlighting issues like gun violence, mass incarceration, healthcare. >> how is the tone of this year's march different? >> this year a lot of the gay communities nervous just about losing in the last year more on the surface. >> but others here just want to celebrate. >> i don't think this should be political. more about just representing who you are, and being proud of who you are, and everything that we have accomplished. >> the new york city pride march passes by here the stone wall in to consider the birth place of america's modern gate rights movement. many people hearsay these marchs have only combined celebrating with protesting and will continue to until their communities rights are actually achieved. roxanna, cbs news, new york. >> part of the american civil is liberties union folk, transgender former us army soldier was release from the military prison last month. meanwhile, turkish police shutdown a pride marsh in

istanbul, siting, safety and public order, but activists, women, they marched anyway. the governor's offers said the event did not have a permit. organizers deny the claim. officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets into the crowd and made several arrests. >> no one was injured after a car goes up in flames on the garden state parkway in ocean county. a local resident took this video near the toms river toll plaza last night. a red suv was up in flames and smoking on the side of the road there. police say the driver was not in the car at the time. olympic athletes from around the worlds come for it, but this year a penn state grad has won the 13th annual philadelphia triathelon. thousands of professional and amateur athlete alike raised yesterday in fairmount park, the swim portion was canceled due to recent heavy rain. organizers replace that portion with more running, the distance of the race, stayed the same at ooh killometers. winner jason west completed the course in just under 90 minute. >> fighting and fighting and

fighting. it's been hard to be honest, been the most challenging thing i've ever done in my life, makes it the most rewarding thing i think i've ever done. >> congrats to him. west took home $10,000 so did the winner of the women's pro race. the top three finishers in both races have also qualified for the 2018 escape from alcatraz triathelon in san francisco, beautiful day out there for you yesterday, too. >> and this morning was amazing. i walked out the door at 2:30, it was fantastic. >> more that far ahead, right, (natural sounds). >> absolutely. we are again waking up this morning like you guys said to fantastic conditions. humidity is low. temperatures feel wonderful already this morning. and even though we will see sunshine today always good news, especially monday, not going to warm us up a ton, warm us up enough. not overly owe oppressive heat. great start to the week, plenty of sunshine, our big kind of headline for today. take a look at the temperatures this afternoon, we get to 81 degrees. compare that to average, 85, actually little

below average for this time of year. even looking into july and august too, that 81 will be well below as we were in the middle of july. 87 degrees, average high temperature there. eighty-four august. so again, across the board looking at again temperatures today that are little below what we usually look at for it time of year. storm scan3, it is always nice when we can wake up in the morning not have anything to worry about, barely any cloud cover out there to start the day out. everything that we see is just clear skies. allowed temperatures to fall off. hopefully opened up the windows, got fresh air going, because it it has been wonderful night. now a start to the monday, 71 degrees in wildwood, 65 wilmington, 61 headed into berks county, reading. fifty-six allentown, 51 this morning in mount pocono. here are the dew point, in the 40's, 50's, they could maybe rise little bit as we go into the later parts of the morning into the afternoon, could be more on the low to mid 50 range. but again, overall, in the awesome comfort level. that's for sure

for our monday morning. and then we will be checking in seven day, real quick, 81 degrees the high temperature this afternoon, 79 tomorrow, back up into the 80s by the middle of the week. heat and humidity unfortunately are going to return, as we get toward the ends of the week, pat. so, hopefully people can get out and enjoy the beginning of this week. >> not bad at all. dig that five day, the weekend humidity, we'll take that in the summer, we know what that entails, appreciate t looking at the vine street expressway thus far this morning, there was an accident that has since been cleared so far so good. nothing here. but something to tell you about, that overnight construction that we've gotten used to, that's coming back, that will be monday through thursday, 11 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. so we're kinds of used to that if we do take the vine street expressway. the schuylkill, wrapping up their construction westbound, that was overnight from city avenue out through the blue route. but also, that will continue through the week. sunday through thursday, nine p.m. to 5:00 a.m. one lane will be closed in this

area. and then this afternoon, the schuylkill westbound from 476 out to 202. that's 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., again, monday and tuesday, so, that will make it little heck tim later this afternoon. jfk boulevard will see some closures as well. going westbound between 20th street and schuylkill avenue. that's 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. it will close 21st, 22nd, and 23rd street in that area as well, jim. >> that will be a mess, thank you, patrick. still ahead: new development in the airbag scandal. live report from wall street. >> we take to you auction of disney lands memorabilia. can you guess how much a map of the original park sold for? we'll tell you after the break.

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>> original map of disney lands created by walt disney himself is sold for a record breaking amount. >> yes, a lot of monday hire. the disney auction was held at attar gallery near la yesterday. more than 900 disney items

were up for grabs, the map which secured initial funding for the park back in 1953 sold forget this $708,000 making it the most expensive map of the park that it has ever sold. >> cool, cool piece of history there. time now 4:52. festival of families for check on business news. >> mine watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, the japanese airbag maker takata has filed for bankruptcy protection in tokyo on the us, but that's not a big surprise, right, jill? >> that's right. good morning. takata is dealing with a lot of issues in terms of recalls, over those takata airbags, this is not like you said a total surprise. takata says that, again, they're dealing with these faulty airbag insulators, linked to at least 16 deaths. the takata says that filing for bankruptcy is the only way it can keep on supplying replacement inflaters, more

than dozen automakers, jim, jan? >> i'm surprised has take then long to be honest with you. i thought would comma heck of a lot faster. jill, i understanded farmer bro as he calls himself, goes to court today. what's this all about? >> so this is actually related to security and wire fraud trial. he's been described as the most late dollars man in america after hiking the price of life saving hiv drugs by about 5000%. this trial, as you know, separate, allegations he defrauded investors in his hedge funds. jim, jan? >> karma,. >> took the words out of my mouth. >> gets you every time. we'll check in with you in the next hour. coming up, another check on weather and traffic. >> plus we'll tell but the special recognition given to local man who was a victim of an assault.

>> good morning, welcome back everyone, it will be fantastic

monday across the delaware valley. we will see temperatures that are more than comfortable, the humidity will be lower. and even here so far this morning, it is a nice clear start to the day. getting a look from atop "eyewitness news," as the skyline, again, no clouds out there just yet. temperatures in the high 60s, maybe you were able to open the windows last night, got little breeze, as well, that was able to maybe get little fresh air going in the house and the apartment. and again, it will be on the cool side of things to start things out. we're in the 60s right now, we will be warming things up later this afternoon, though, up into the low 80s, again, with the, pat, low humidity it, will just feel fantastic, on this monday afternoon. i don't think we can ask for better way to start the week. >> got to love it, matt, got to love the seven day forecast that matt will tell but coming up. got to love this view of the ben franklin bridge headed camden into the city of philadelphia, looking a-okay this morning, no delays right here. same is not true for the schuylkill expressway. ton of stuff going on, including construction, that is going on overnight actually that just cleared. but later this afternoon

starting from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. schuylkill westbound starting at the blue route. that is going to be a mess, so, keep an eye on that if you will be traveling, also this just clears -- cleared, disable vehicle, northeast extension southbound past lansdale. good news, that's gone. jim, back over to you. >> disable philadelphia man being honored for his courage after he was assaulted while trying to catch the bus. last month, a video was posted on social media, showing mark smith getting sucker punched, by a group of juveniles. will smith, who is intellectually disable, hasn't spoken about the incident, but the delaware county organization teach anti-bullying awarded smith with a medal, and assigned photo of his favorite sports star, golden state warriors seth curry. >> he is a true hero, we wanted to do it in front of the rocky statue and the philadelphia art museum steps, it symbolizes what the city all about, that's to create great champions like mark. >> yes, the award came at great time for mark, too, he

celebrated his 40th birthday this past weekends. >> happy birthday. >> well, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," more on breaking news, a car plowing into a police car and several police bikes. >> plus the bet awards, who made history because of how young they are. >> and weather like this is great for riding a bike. what you should know about keeping the wheels turningment back at the top of the hour.

>> breaking news, the err. -- search is on, barreling through crime scene smashing into police bikes and a cruiser, we'll have more on the close call and the description of that suspect's car. >> three alarm fire in wildwood crest, spreads from home to home, and takes hours to get under control. this morning, authority believe they know how and where it started. >> and mostly sunny day with lower humidity. itl