>> good morning, i'm jim donovan, rahel has the morning off. katie and meisha will be along. >> today is friday, june 30. >> the man in the red pick-up truck pulled out a gun and shot her in the head. >> road rage leads to young drivers death, now the search is on for her killer.

>> this has turned from an accident investigation, to a murder investigation. >> as a modified travel ban takes effect, the trump administration works to define certain details. >> they're not clear in the definition of what a bonafide relationship means. >> criticism from both sides of the aisle over president trump's tweets about two cable news anchors. >> good news if you are getting out of town for the july 4th holiday. gas prices are a historic summer low. >> forgive me, audience, i go to the gym on rainy days so it look like i'm sweating a lot. all of my ties are really clip on's. and so are my pant. i really cool things off. >> clip on pant, that's a new one, right, katie? is it may help in this hot

weather. >> you know, as long as you've got a prep pre at attire underneath, that's fine. you can get some, like, jogger pant that just tear away, right? or else you used to be able tonight now we know you wear hine them at the anchor desk. >> i'm wearing my pajama bottoms, people just can't tell. >> well, jim at the anchor test being his ma'am pajamas, i'm out here was it is warm enough where you don't need warmer layers. what you will find today, very steamy day in the sunshine out, there storm scan, pretty quiet right now. we've seen some clouds here and there. some of are you little clearer than other. regardless it is very mild, everywhere, but you will notice, just behind the lettering of storm scan3, few little showers have crossed on through, certainly not in our area, not even touching the poconos. but with time, that's a sign of things to come later today for our furthest north suburbs being up toward the mountains, with you are your travels take you. great place to spend the

holiday, i'm very jealous of you. seventy-three at the airport, wind flow relatively light. we could see those breezes pick up as high as 20 miles per hour throughout the day. and they will remain either south, southerly, or southwesterly, throughout the day. so warm wind, as well, here's how the day shakes out when it comes to temperature readings. we expect peak easily low or mid 90s region wide, here in philly, shooting for 93 degrees, generally, with sunshine. now again, later toward evening, further north you go. you may see shower or thunderstorm fire up out there. but it would be isolated in nature, and not everyone gets it. that's it. going to the shore folks here today lucky you, i don't think do you have worry about wet weather at all there today. now here is the general synopsis, leading to the weekends generally expect sunshine. heat, humidity, to go with it, and what perfect timing for it, right? there will also be few showers, thunderstorms, that ignite, especially into the weekend, saturday, sunday, specifically. so we are going to talk more on the timing that far little

later in the show shall meisha, since a the love us again have outdoor plans, might want to work around the fireworks displays, all of that, so i'll get little more specific a bit later in the show. >> wonderful, all right, katie, thank you so much for that, very good morning to all of you. happy friday. so friday, looking outside right now, things looking pretty good. schuylkill near spring garden, tail light eastbound direction, toward the city, looking really nice there. westbound side, both westbound and eastbound, maybe starting to heat up ever so slightly but this is specifically what we see at around 5:30 a.m. see how it ends up we dip into the 6:00 hour. right now big thumbs-up. blue route, same story, big thumbs-up. approaching baltimore pike, whether northbound, southbound direction, looking a-okay there. vine, closed overnight for the construction between the schuylkill and broad. that's now since been cleared. so westbound, eastbound, you're looking good. talcony palmyra bridge by the way for those every you taking the bridge scheduled to open right around 6:00 a.m. so another 25 minute or so. that's going to be going up, just a heads up. construction, weaver it out

there, 459 southbound, edgemore road closed between 7:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m. >> this guy down here that's now since been cleared. overall construction crews still out there. i'll let you know as soon as they move out of our way, jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. the search is on this morning for a driver who allegedly shot and killed a recent high school graduate on a highway in chester county. this happened in the southbound lanes of route 100, near route 202, west goshen township. eighteen year old bianca roberson gunned down 5:30 wednesday evening. investigators say the victim merging when red pick-up truck purged at the same time. that is when the driver of the pick-up truck pulled out a gun and fatally shot her in the head. authority have a message for her killer. >> that man who fired the shot, turn yourself in now. every second you are out there, you are only making this worse for yourself and worse for this young lady's family. >> hopefully they find him. roberson had just graduated from high school in west

chester with plans to go to college. anyone with information is asked to contact the west goshen township police department. >> police say the man they are looking for has either blonde or light brown hair. he was driving a faded red chevy pick-up truck with a he can tended cab. again, this incident happened around 5:30 p.m. wednesday on route 100 southbound near the 202 intersection. the driver is considered armed and extremely dangerous. >> in business news this morning, how one airline is trying to make flights comfortable for long distance travelers. money watch's roxanna joins us live from the new york took stock exchanges, good morning once again, roxanna. >> reporter: good morning, jim. here on wall street, investors are hoping for rebounds after tech stocks stumble thursday, pulling markets lower, and erasing gains from the previous day. dow lost 167-point, nasdaq finished 90-point lower. >> walgreens and rite aid have new deal now that the merger

has been scrapped. walgreens will buy around half of rite aid stores, free distribution centers and inventory, deal worth over $5 billion. walgreens says the rite aid stores will be convert the to the walgreens brand over time. >> breakfast may be getting better for your wallet. egg prices are dropping, thanks to surplus. prices are the lowest this time of year in at least a decade n may, dozen eggs caused average of about a dollar 40. >> and, you know how nice it can be to get an empty seat next to you on a flight? well, airlines, second largest airline in the united air em rid, letting passengers bid on up to three extra seats, next to the one they book. they call it neighbor-free seating. the seats are not guaranteed, but if you do get them, you have to pay what you bid. jim? >> hum. people don't bother me that much. i wouldn't mind people. i just put on the head set, you know, i just go into my own little zone. >> really? what if they're fighting over the elbow rest, or --

>> i just go in my little cacoon, i'm a very good traveler that way,ing in really bothers me. >> you're very zen. that's fantastic. >> have a great weekend, roxanna. >> you too. >> well, if you recently ordered a package on line it, could take little longer for to arrive specially coming from overseas. that's because cyber attacks earlier this week have targeted the shipping industry. the world's largest shipping companies have been affected by the cyber virus. >> well, this fourth of july holiday weekend will be historic, record number of americans are expected to hit the road. all thanks to low gas prices. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, joins me in the studio to tell us all about this good news. >> yes, jim, you are the consumer buff. you know we all love a good deal. so there is welcome news for the 44.2 million americans expected to hit the road this holiday weekend. now, right now, the national average gas prices, 2.25 a gallon, that's the lowest it's been for the independence day weekend since 2005.

now the price dropped slightly in delaware, up in pennsylvania, all of these cost changes due to over supply of crude oil. as many remember the impact of gas at more than four bucks a gallon, those in our region taking full advantage of the lower prices. >> we will go down to a lake in harrisburg this weekend. so because the gas prices are low, we're able to do that. >> so these are some historic summer lows for gas prices, so for any drivers planning to buckle up and head to fun destination this weekend, triple a reminding to you check car tires, batteries, fluids, beforehand. now, analysts initially predicted gas prices hit nearly $3 a gallon this summer, so this is pretty stunning drop in prices, but of course, we will enjoy it while we can. >> sounds good. talking about tires, i think i have a nail in my tire. >> i know. >> keeps going down, i couldn't book a repair, so -- >> we should plan a road trip. you can do your little dance? >> yes, exactly. >> in the passenger seat. >> thanks, appreciate it, have a good weekend.

cbs-3 summer fest is spotlighting the city of philadelphia today. and what a better way to celebrate the weekends, but in our historic city, just days from the fourth of july. independence hall to the steps of the art new same, so many notable spots around town, but also some hidden gems. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in south philadelphia, to tell us more. good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim, good morning, we are exploring a couple of gardens today, this is philadelphia's magic garden, probably been by it here on south street a million times. right? but have you ever gone inside? you may be surprised to find out not everyone does. so, we are taking you inside in just a minute. but first, i want to show you another hidden gem. you may not know even exists. tuck away inside the curtis on sixth street, opposite washington square, is a dream garden. not made of traditional leaves and flowers, but 100,000 pieces of glass. >> hidden treasure, but a lot of people come to visit regularly. >> crowds have been coming

here for more than a century now, at 15 feet tall, 49 feet wide. this mosaic took whole year to build. twenty-four panels were created in new york, then re-assembled in philly. this masterpiece, a partnership, brought to life by tiffany's studio based on painting by philly native parish. >> the dream garden based on his guards never new hampshire. this is opaque glass, called savio glass, has a lot of spackle to it. >> restoration gets underway this summer to be complete by the ends of the year. >> once it is cleaned and repaired, it is probably going to look nearly as fabulous as it did 100 years ago. >> from inside the curtis, to out here on south street now, this is philadelphia's magic garden. >> spanning half a block, the grand installation is created when colorful glass bottles, tiles, thousands of mirrors, and more. >> we really describe it as walking into someone's diary, full of anxiety, love, and strange stories. >> it is all the brain child

of philly native isiah, took him 14 years to complete. >> he actually squatted on these lots, and then slowly was working secretly, and it became this amazing magestic installation over time. >> the garden opened in 2008. roughly 136,000 people visited last year alone. eyewitnesses, to this spot's charm. >> oh, big -- oh! >> place to find something new around each corner during every visit. >> you can actually go under the grounds, and there is all of these tunnels, hallway, mostly hidden from the street. people don't know what's really inside. it is like it is talking to you, you can only really get that when you come inside. >> now, here at philadelphia's magic gardens, i'm told you should get your ticket on line ahead of time because there is actual usually a long line that stretches down south street here. for ticket information and hours of operation, advice the our website cbsphilly.com.

live on south street this morning, jan carabeo, cbsphilly.com. >> a must see place on south street, thank you, jan. we get ready for the fourth of july holiday weekends, jan will be live in our 6:00 hour, as well. and then also, jessica dean will broadcast live from independence mall tonight beginning on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> well up next: we will show you the trailer for the kevin hart and rock's newest movie jew manning i. also ahead, hidden in controversy. we will tell you how old this time capsule is, and how it was discovered. >> then a stray dog steels the show. see more of this heartwarming video when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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him. yikes. i like him. >> good stuff. good wetter. >> it looks really great all-in-all. i think we will end up with more sun than anything, talking about a long nice long holiday weekends for folks, whether going on down the shore, isn't that beautiful? definately cloud cover, dry, dry sometimes can be relative term when you have very steamy conditions, dew points are beginning to climb, starting to feel little more humid out there for sure, all-in-all, just beautiful looking forecast, and beautiful shot to kick things off. and with that said, our eyewitness weather watchers has been sending in report for us this morning, so, we will get to those next. take a look, we've got temperatures nice and warm this morning, and towelly, the reference by comparison to yesterday, by andrew, out in medford, currently 69 degrees, he's got full sunshine all-in-all, but actually, this temperature at the moment is about 10 degrees higher than it was this same time yesterday. his die .63. that too has gun to creep up. meanwhile going to 72, crossbar zero back over the

river, chestnut hill section of philadelphia here, celebrating summer fest around the entire city. nice start to the holiday weaken, his dew point is at 61, he sends in couple every pretty pictures for us, we will show those to you very quickly, beautiful, blue skies, to start it off. sunshine, just off in the distance here, as it is about ready to pop over the horizon and just nice shot of old glory waving in the breeze. currently out there. mean wheel we take you out to the maps. do have stormy weather to track. far northwest though, you have to look real closely, but in this particular batch there are some strikes of lightning being indicated on doppler, some that far is going to just clip us. specifically up toward the poconos, you have got the best chance today, to see any kind of wet weather. scattered in nature. could be locally robust shower or storm that fires up. tomorrow, chances continue specially second half of the day for thunderstorms, but we're not talking wash out f you are headed up this way, don't get scared off by the icons, can make it sometimes worse than it will be but we have to put them in, to gave you a chance how it shakes out.

sunday awesome, skies clear out, low 80s, at the shore point, all-in-all, you're looking sunny, highs in the mid 80s, just watch for, again, mid to late day showers or storms, at the shore points, and that definitely goes for the city, as well, come tomorrow. but definitely the hottest here in philly into the low 90s for the next few days, upper 80s continue well toward the middle part of next week. meisha? >> love that, katie. ice go right to tuesday the fourth of july. of course it just likes perfect. perfect. thank you so much, katie. looking outside, very bumpy camera. i won't keep you here long. disable vehicle, platt bridge eastbound, busy, gaper delay as well. birdseye view of the vine at 95, see what you are working with coming off the ben franklin bridge rid there, looking good. overall anywhere we look around here actually looking real nice. looking pretty quiet as we approach the 6:00 hour. and heads up if you are going to think about the taking the tallet being talcony palmyra bridge, it will be open around 6:00 a.m. it will be open longer than normal because two ships crossing here.

pack your patience, maybe pacca larger coffee, overall, looking good here, though, just going to have to wait for that to open around 6:00. again that will be open little longer. accident here, abington township meeting house road, if this is your neck of the woods, not slowing you down, might get little bit of tail light passing on by f this is your neighborhood, tack on couple of minute extra just for some of your neighbors tapping the brakes. 495 southbound onramp edgemore road closed between seven a.m. and 7:00 p.m. in delaware. nor come in a little bit from the traffic department. jim, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha a history buffs looking forward to seeing the content of time capsule from 1914. recovered from a confederate monument that was dismantled in st. louis. it was found in the foundation of the monument, which is at cemetery frequently vandalize in the recent years. expert say there are probably some civil war items, other things inside, including at least one contribution, from a confederate veteran. >> the last thing put in the box was a magazine placed in

by one of the soldiers of general picket's division, at getty's berg. >> hey, look, we're in the magazine. put this in the box. >> now the time capsule expected to be unsealed privately in the next few days, whatever sin side will be revealed at fundraiser for the civil war museum. still ahead, the hazard facing one golf her four legs, just got to see this video to believe it. we will be right

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>> a dangerous rounds of golf in england. this big elk eventually ran away, and the moose lost interest. i'm sure the golfer would have rather run into a bird. >> i look at the size! >> maybe he doesn't speak swedish? (meisha speaking swedish). >> what i deal with every day. >> i. >> i deal with it, too, jim. >> but i sit closer. >> that, i have to say, he's so cute by the way, but when you see them like that, darling, i mean, common. >> so cute. >> i would curl him up in a blanket if i k but if you see

those faces like that they're angry, and strong, and even a animal like that, we do get moose in minnesota. man. >> and meisha's. >> speaking of cuddling and cute, get a load of. >> this southern indianna mother may have set a new record forgiving birth to a big baby. possibly indianna's heaviest. enters the world on may 1st, get this, 16 pounds. >> wow. >> measuring 24 and a half inches long, before birth doctors expected him to way around 11 pounds. >> we wade him, and it came up 16 pounds. so we all looked at each other and we were like well, let's try it again, plain it is a mishap, whatever. so at the reset it, and, you know, it come back 16 pounds again. >> i feel uncomfortable just listening to this. whalen is now seven weeks old, now ways 17 pounds and 7 ounces, that's the size of an average six month old. >> oh, my gosh!

>> my twins wade under 8 pounds between the two of them when they came out. >> yes. >> and they were like seven and change between the two of them. >> and you know how huge i was? >> can you imagine? >> no. i would love to see before, like the final bump before he arrived. >> that kiddos his momma great present when he get older. >> so many visuals, i can't even. >> well, on that note, coming up in the next hour every "eyewitness news," really unique house for sale. listen to there is find out how you can be in two places at once. hum. how can you do that? just by stepping through this front door. we will explain. coming up. >> let's go get it with a moose and babies, what's going on on this show?

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