>> breaking news overnight in a dramatic late night vote, republican effort to repeal and replace obama care failed. the stunning upset in the senate. arizona senator john mccain, one of those who become zero broke rang with their party. >> also breaking news from overnight, overseas, a train crash in barcelona, spain, and there are dozen every injuries reported. >> and our other top story i, the wet near few hours it, will start raining hard, in fact, flashflood watch is in effect for parts of our area, beginning this afternoon, katie is here to tell us if it will be a weekends wash-out. but let's look at it this way, it is fry, july 28th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. not complaining. katie is keeping an eye on things this morning, hey, guys >> morning, guys, the roads look fine right now, i'm worried in a couple of hours from now when i take a trip

down the shore. >> i think by the time we get, oh, stop it. people are sing withing me at home, i guarantee it. >> yes, sure, sure. >> i think by the time we're done with our shift probably still okay. >> okay. >> to make that trip. toward early evening, things begin to go more downhill. at the moment, though, here is some news for you. dense fog advisory has been issued, it includes part of western chester, montgomery, upper berks counties, all point north basically, and for dense fog that's definitely been thickening across the delaware valley in the last hour or so t has dramatically reduced visibility, so you'll be talking un quarter mile visibility in some spots. just one example, i'm telling you, we really watch that fog thicken here at kutztown area middle school. winds just so slight. it is at most 2 miles per hour at the moment. so, there should and silo. should g fields in the distance here, you can barely make it out. that's what you may run into as you travel. please be careful, at the moment, storm scan, pretty quiet t does of course not stay this way, do you have

couple of showers working their way through northern portions, northeast specifically, sussex county, but later today those showers develop, more intensity, definately see the steadier rain move in towards evening, especially, but the heaviest of the rain will likely fall tonight, and then last us into tomorrow. so, that's the timing. little later in the show, we will talk about exactly how much rain we expect out of this, pat, and also, you know, when it all get out of here, that's an important point too. >> can i just make this point? awesome dress. love it. >> thank you. >> good work, good work today. >> i like a good symbol. >> good morning, everyone, here is a look at 95 southbound, we've been telling but this, like the last hour or so, the right lane is block , into an accident, that's been push off to the shoulder. affected the left lanes, now right lane, so just take precaution, go slow when you are coming through this area. because it has been out there for little while. this will be out here all day. this is columbus boulevard southbound, between queen and catherine, the right two lanes are block, here because after water main issue, sewage issue

, so only the left lane getting by in this area. the ben franklin bridge, looking a little foggy but clear going into center city this morning, now the opposite way will happen sunday for the tour de shore, ben franklin bridge will be closed, sunday, starting 6:30, about an hour and a half it will be closed as they head from that area all the way down to atlantic city shall also one more thing to tell you about, accident in pottstown, hanover street, near industrial highway. couple of other accident, as well, we will get you caught up on this morning, guys, back over to you. >> thank you, patrick. now onto breaking news, dramatic night in the nation's capitol it ends as noon repeal obama care fails to pass. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in the cbs-3 news center more on what stopped the gop plan in it tracks. trang, what can you tell us? good morning. >> good morning, rahel, jim. all eyes were again on senator john mccain, after he vote today begin debates, republican healthcare alternative on tuesday, but this time he and two other republicans broke away from their party to fill the bill.

>> cheers from a crowd of obama care supporters outside the capitol building responding to the news at that time republican effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act failed to pass. among the celebrant, senator bernie sanders, who called it a big victory. >> tonight was a victory for the american people, it was a victory for 16 million people who would have been thrown off of healthcare. >> after the 49 to five is vote, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says his seven year fight to un do you the affordable care act would come to an end for now. >> this is, you know, clearly a disappointing moment. now now, imagine, many of our colleagues on the other side are celebrating. >> we are not celebrating. we are relieved that millions and millions of people who would have been so drastically hurt by the three proposals put forward will at least retain their healthcare. >> the pivotal moment in the dramatic all night debate came

from senator john mccain. who joined fellow gop senators , susan collins every maine, lisa of alaska, from voting no. shortly after on twitter, senator mccain defended his vote saying, quote, repeal fell short because it fell short of our promise to repeal and replace obama care with meaningful reform. president trump also tweeting out his reaction overnight saying in part: three republicans and 48 democrats let the american people down. as i said from the beginning, let obama care implode, then deal. >> pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey said he's disappoint the with the vote, he says, in part, for the hundreds every thousands of pennsylvanians suffering from the higher costs and fewer choices caused bio baum a care 's collapse, congress must not give up on repealing the and replacing the failed healthcare law. now: time for democrat and republicans to work together on common sense clues cents

who will make our healthcare system more affordable and bring down cost for families. i commends senator mccain for his courageous vote, from bob casey. according to the budget office , bill vetted on would have alleged 16 million additional americans being un insureds by 2026. for now live in the news center. trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you >> thank you for that update, trang. >> cbs this morning is covering the late night senate vote. much more coming up at 7:00 right after cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this morning we have breaking news right now. a train crash in barcelona spain. at least 54 people are being treated for injuries after a morning commuter train crashes into a buffs from a platform. fifty-one people taken to the hospital including the trains driver. but reports say only one person was seriously hurt. this happened around 7:15 in the morning, local time, so far investigators have not yet started looking to a cause. >> new this morning, authorities in philadelphia's fairmount neighborhood are investigating after rite aid store was robbed at gunpoint.

this happened just before 1:00 r 20th street and fairmount avenue. police say the crooks got away with a unknown amount of money and cigarette, fortunately, no one was hurt, so far no word on any arrests. authorities in gloucester county investigating after trying to figure out what caused serious crash in franklin township. chopper three was over the 3,000 block every delsea drive around 6:30 last night. still waiting to hear back from officials, and no word on the victim's conditions. >> and police over in burlington county are investigating an accident that killed a pedestrian in delran. this crash happened near ten by chase drive around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. chopper three over that scene, as police shutdown part of route 130. officials say 44 year old john was hit by driver in the northbound lanes, the driver did stay at the scene. >> well, a robbery quickly turns into a gun showdown between suspect and police officer in new castle county. this all started on the 1100 block of west over road, around 7:00 last night in

wilmington. police say that is where an officer tried to stop a robbery suspect. the suspect then began shooting at the officer, who then fired back. the suspect took off on foot, and the officer ran after him. >> the officer was able to take the suspect into custody, without any injury, and the one police department was able to locate two suspect, who we believe are possibly involved in the initial robbery. >> police arrested the suspect at greenhill and seventh street where they arrested the two other suspect , as well. no one was hurt. >> investigators in ohio are trying to figure out how the fireball ride at the center after deadly state fair accident passed multiple safety inspections, 18 year old man died, at least seven others hurt wednesday night, when the thrill ride at the ohio state fair seemed to break free of it housing. the fair is open, but all of the rides are closed for now. >> and a vigil held outside a columbus ohio high school in memory of tyler jerrell, the victim of the accident.

the they gathered to celebrate and remember the 18 year old, jerrell was rising senior at the school, and made early commitment to the marrero evens, authority say he was thrown into the ride when the ride malfunctioned. he fell to the grounds and died at the scene. >> and the effect that the tragedy in ohio are widespread even here at home. parent and amusement park managers alike paying closer attention now to ride safety. wildwood morey's pier shutdown rides similar to the one at the deadly accident as a precaution, at the delaware state fair, kent county, tested by both state officials and private inspections, same for the timber fairgrounds in phoenixville. >> every day we inspect our rides, whether 10,000 come through, or two people come through. we inspect every single day, no ride opens until the inspections done. >> and in addition to morey's pier in wildwood, fares and amusement parks in california, oregon, minute society, a even canada also shutdown similar rides as a precaution. >> well, philadelphia police are investigating after video

surfaces on line after brawl at a center city sips event. this happened wednesday evening, just feet from the front doors of the comcast center. about 3,000 people were taking part in the weekly happy hour event when several fight broke out. authorities say six people were involved in the melee, and could not face charges. >> when the officer got into the crowd, they didn't see the fight, things only starting to disperse, but if someone was assaulted and come forward, hey listen, i got pun. in the jaw yesterday, i want to make assault report, we will be happy to take t we don't want to leave stones un turned here. >> center city district the organization that runs sips released a statement that reads in part: the ccd regrets that inapropriate behavior by six individuals, in a 20-second incident that disrupted a relaxing after- work event as one of our zero nine participating venues last evening, has cast a shadow on a highly successful promotional event that hundreds of thousands of guests have enjoyed for more than 11 years. by the way, philly police say

they'll keep an eye out on this otherwise harmless event. >> popular. >> all been there. >> well, amazon getting reds toy hire thousands of workers, when the retail giant is holding a job fair to fill full-time positions. >> and it was nice while it lasted. but it didn't last all that long. the 300,000-dollar dream car smashed to ruins, and you won't believe when this crash happened. we'll also have this. >> these homemade wheels chairs could be the key to moving again for some disable children. i'm kenneth craig in western new york, with a look at how one family, turned their devastating news, into a mission to help other. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i love me some john mayor. well, we love that the week sends here. katie wearing her jazzy umbrella dress. >> oh, ya. >> pat gallen look like he's going to the kentucky --

>> i with no socks. >> looking very preppy there. we're all very excited that the week sends here, even if it will get rain today. katie tracking the latest and will have it for you when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> there is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning with jim donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, pat gallen, and meisha johnson. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well back now on " eyewitness news," and that pile of melted rubble, well, that used to be a ferrari. one hour after buying this vehicle the unidentified

driver crashed on a british roadway. police say the car was engulfed in flames when they arrived on scene. the driver, fortunately, only suffered minor bruises, and cuts. and no other vehicle was involved in the crash. authority say road conditions were wet, and that heating was likely not a factor. >> so many questions here. talk about bad luck. >> well, pushing gears to weather now, terrifying moments for these folks in missouri, they became stranded on the cab that far truck surrounded by inned waters. fortunately, rescuers were able to reach the mud boat and take them to safety. no one hurt there is area south of kansas city has been cript end by massive rain, massive flooding. see the effect that far. >> that's unreal. >> it is. >> so, okay, flashflood watch. >> yes. >> exactly. >> he said warning earlier, katie was like, ya. >> right now just a watch. >> so watch, then it moves to warning later on? >> as long as it becomes imminent. i won't be surprised if that does in fact happen. it is still looking like we will have very soaking rain.

but his video just unbelievable. we won't be in that same kind of boat, no pun intended really but looks like the poor truck sitting in the middle of a after lake, unbelievable flooding out that way. we do however have the potential to see several inches worth of rain from this , and the storm itself, not really looking all that interestingly organized, right now, but do you have some pocket of very heavy rain right now specially back through tennessee, eventually this all does move in from the southwest, and it will come through, most heavily, toward night fall. so even though the flashflood watch actually takes effect 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, and specific to southern half of the delaware valley, it is at it worse, the rain, and the flashflood potential, later tonight, and the first half of tomorrow. so that's why it lasts us for solid 24 hours. but here are your future rain amounts, by the time we hit 6:00 p.m., may only be a .10 of an inch on the ground give or take, since only see couple of scattered showers moving through up until the heavier batch of rain gets here. once we put this into motion what you will notice, i think immediately, is that the brunt of the precipitation falls across the southern most

branches of our area. so southern most counties, cape may, southern cumberland, southern atlantic city, atlantic county rather, i heard that grunt, pat, i know you're headed down the shore this weekend, but two to 4 inches every rain highly possible especially in the southern most counties, here, mainly late tonight, first half of tomorrow, left over showers at worse that can have tomorrow, then out of here, so it is a half and half weekend it, dries out nicely by sunday , and smooth sailing right through wednesday at this point, pat. >> ugh. >> yes, i heard that. >> that was a little loud for everyone to hear. morning, everyone, this is a look at the schuylkill expressway eastbound. this is south street ramp, it is block off due to accident that's pushed off to the side. but it is certainly causing a slow go in this vicinity. also, 59 southbound, right lane still closed, this has been out here over an hour, it was in the left two lanes, now push off to the right shoulder not causing any slow downs, as far as traffic is concerned, but just make note, it is out there. ninety-five southbound at girard, starting to see it

heat up. 6:18 in the morning, but overall on the major roadways throughout the area, really not bad. everyone off on a friday, taking offer in the summertime that's good for traffic purposes. columbus boulevard southbound between queen street and catherine, not affecting traffic right now, but the right two lanes block due to sewage, water main issue in the area, come off 95, make that right turn, you will be pushed off to the left right here. out in fishtown, frandford avenue, closed between girard and thompson, still out there, that water main break, the bus route five, 25, being detoured throughout that area. jim, over to you. >> thank you, pat. well, while many traditional retail remembers closing stores, and cutting jobs, amazon is bucking the trends. >> yes, they're hosting job fares across the country next week. the job fares will be from 8:00 until noon next wednesday , the close toast us is in robinsville, mercer county. nearly 40,000 will be full-time positions packing, sorting boxes, amazon previously said they would add 100,000 full time workers by next year. so making good on a prom us. >> speaking of amazon, founder

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tonight into tomorrow. things do begin to brighten up by sunday, really one of those half and half type forecasts but also cooler over the course of the weaken. we boente break out of the upper 70s shall specially tomorrow, little warmer by sunday. guys? >> perfect running weather, katie. thank you. and now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the press of atlantic city, delaware river and bay authority getting $3.7 million in federal funds, for the millville municipal airport. the federal funds willing go toward rehabilitating the runway and adding runway lighting. >> and the mercury, pennsylvania state police are still working on identifying the driver of a black bmw found crashed along route 422, earlier this month. troopers have obtained video surveillance after man they believe had been driving the vehicle on july 12th, the man can be seen making a phonecall , being pick up by another vehicle. >> mystery there. >> from the news journal, the department of natural resources and environmental control is asking resident to report sick or dead wild birds in order to help state

officials monitor the west nile virus in delaware. to monitor the possible spread of the west nile, officials are collecting and testing a sample every wild birds until late september. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware vale. >> well, a family up in new york is turning their daughter's medical diagnosis into a mission to help others just like her. >> this family is changing the lives of hundreds every disable children around the worlds, by helping them to move again. here's kenneth craig with more >> two year old bella shore is getting around in waves for parent never thought possible. >> bella's homemade wheelchair is giving her mobility, for the first time. >> she's just happy to be, you know, free, to do what she want. >> turn around, bella. >> bella was born with subpoena bifita, a birth defect of the spine, that has left her with no feeling below her knees. >> everywhere we went, we had to carry her, put her in a stroller. >> common in. that's. >> that's when bella's great uncle got involved. using a plan he found on line,

he construct add wheelchair using a seat for kids, tires, wooden boards. >> as we saw herman offer. , and her freedom, coming out of her captive body, playing with the other kids, we decide that we would try to make chairs for other children. >> they spread the words on facebook, calling the chair bella's z un b and it took off >> in just a few month, received almost 200 orders. they've shipped wheelchairs to children and 40 state, and as far away as the philippines. they don't charge for the p.m. umbas, special needs families only pay the shipping, a fraction of whatever it would cost to purchase the typical wheelchair. the smiles they see from children around the worlds make it all worth it. >> to be able to be independent, play with their other siblings, go outside and play, it is just amazing. >> go, baby, go. >> they say it is showing

bella there is nothing that can stop her. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> look at that smile. >> bella's bumbas love it. love it. much more still ahead in the next half hour every " eyewitness news." >> tension in the white house, escalating. illustrated by profanity laced tirade by the new communications director, his target the white house chief of staff. i'm with the latest from washington. >> and philadelphia's police say a man steels from this mosque twice in a matter of one week. i'm jan carabeo reporting live in northeast philadelphia this morning, coming up the message the worshippers here have for that suspect this morning. >> this is a look at the ben franklin bridge. it is usually beautiful. but there is a little bit of fog out there this morning, but no troubles on any of the major roadways, but couple every accidents to tell but when we come right back here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this

>> good morning, it is 6:31, here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute , on today, friday, july 28th. >> after night of debate the senate rejected plan to repeal part of obama care. >> senator john mccain, two other republicans, broke away from their pa vote against it. >> very steamy, very moisture laden atmosphere, setting up here. the rain will hit us, and whether it does it, will come with a vengeance. >> a train full of morning commuters crashes in barcelona , spain. dozen every people including the driver, are hurt. >> a night of fun, turns soar, when a fight breaks out during center city sips. >> if someone was assaulted and want to make an assault report, we will be happy to

take it. >> hi, james. i'm coach hitter. >> high, coach hitter. >> ever done gymnastics before >> i've none. >> i've not. >> go. >> ahh. >> this is not what i had in minds. >> no? >> no. you're not going to get me. you're not going to get me. >> and that was james cords end checking out gymnastics class and late late show last night. >> jim, i would kill to see you do gymnastics. >> i know,. >> i'm very athletic i can. >> yes, you. >> in my minds. >> katie? >> those are the three important words that we needed at the end that far sentence. >> what? in my minds? >> yep. >> a lot going on in here. >> i feel like jim could really rock a mean ribbon dance. what do you think, rahel? >> what's a ribbon dance? >> you know exactly what that; anyone old school, where will pharrell does the ribbon dance >> oh, i could do that. >> i know you could, man.

>> we have to get this on tape >> absolutely amazing. you want to go viral. there go. >> okay, we've got fog issues, right behind me here on the cbs-3 skydeck, center city off in the distance, really the clouds aren't doing anything more than the very tops of the skyscrapers at this point here doesn't mean that you will find that same situation everywhere, though, there is dense fog advisory that's been issued, going to last us until 8:00 a.m. so about zero nine minute or so left on this, for the west and north most counties here. so lehigh valley being poconos region, anywhere from western chester to up upper bucks county northwest new jersey in on. that will advisement quite poor. saw them reduce very rapidly as well over the last hour, so , your current visibilities, are as such. finding them pretty even even when you don't have advisory, a.c. airport, un half mile, as is allentown, as is reading. important note there, as well, is that these are observation sites, doesn't mean the entire sit of allentown is down to .3 visibility but you will certainly run into that i

shall new that area. storm scan3, relatively quiet at the moment. do have few spec that is have been showing up there on the radar, in the form of some locally showers, but as the day goes on those clouds will be really building, and we are definitely going to see some scattered showers through the midday. but, it is mainly toward early evening, that the steadiest of the rain that we're calling for is scheduled to arrive. but, it does appear as though this will be somewhat of a prolonged event. >> fingers crossed we can get a beach day in. i'm headed to wildwood. all about me. i have to make it about myself so thank you, katie, appreciate t this is a look, i'll step out of your way here , a look at the schuylkill eastbound, there is an accident at south street, causing some delays in this area. you can see, the police are on the scene here. also, the blue route, there was accident there, or sorry, disable vehicle, since cleared , not causing any problems with this here has been causing problems all morning long, it is southbound , 95, and it is right at tasker avenue.

the right lane is blocked. had been causing some problems in the left two lanes, now since been pushed off. >> this has been out of here a long time, they haven't move those cars out. so coming through here obviously not causing too many delays, but just take some precautions, tap the brakes little bit. >> frankford at girard, water main issue gerard down to thompson, so got the road close the right here. also, the schuylkill has been milled so half of the lane, left lane, issue, right lane not. but just if you are in this area, take note, that when you're changing lanes, it is a little bit different from one lane to the next. it is causing some slow downs as people do change the lanes, but we've got plenty more to get you caught up on including septa issues, as well, jim, over to you. >> thank you, patrick. new this morning, police investigating alleged sexual assault in a north philadelphia home involving a 11 year old girl. this is new video just in from the 2200 block of sydenham street. authority say the suspect and

victim lived together. officer arrested the suspect at the 7-eleven on broad and diamond street. not clear what the relation zip is between the suspect and the victim. also breaking news this morning, gop plan it repeal the affordable care act fails in the senate. >> three republican senators sided with the democrat, vote nod to the repeal. president's agenda took hard hit overnight, the dramatic all night session of debating came to an end early this morning. senator john mccain alongside senators susan collins every maine and lisa of alaska shocked the room and voted no to the so-called skinny repeal >> we are not celebrating, we are relieved, millions and millions of people who have have been so drastically hurt by the three proposals put forward will at least retain their healthcare. >> outside of the capitol building crowd of obamacare supporters cheered. president trump tweeted saying three republicans, and 48 democrat, let the american

people down. as i said from the beginning, let obama care implode. then deal. >> and staying at the nation's capitol, in fighting at the capitol escalating president trump's new communications director making headlines after he called the reporter from the new york err, demands the name after source. then he let loose tirade against his white house colleagues. the latest from washington but a warning, some of the language is graphic. >> president donald trump's administration is on the attack, target, itself. in a unsolicited phone dual a reporter for the new yorker, white house communications director anthony scaramucci went after chief of staff ryans priebus for leaks saying he is a paranoid a, that, after scaramucci recently implicated priebus, as a source of what he called leaked classified information about his finances. later turned out that the information was not classified , but publicly available. during that same phonecall with reporter ryan lizza, scar

every went after white house advisor steve ban on, scar every said, quote, i'm not steve ban on. i'm not trying to suck my own expletive, i'm not trying to build my own brand off the expletive. >> huckabee would not elaborate on the escalating infighting that's happened here in washington over the last week saying only president trump encourages competition. after the new yorker published the report on the phonecall, scaramucci tweeted i made a mistake in trusting in a reporter. it won't happen again. he admitted that he used colorful language, and promised to tone it down in the future. cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> quite shocking there. >> well, the search is on for a suspect caught on camera twice, burglarize ago mossing in northeast philadelphia. >> say the thief appears to know his way around the mosque "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in oxford circumstance well more on the investigation, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning. philadelphia police say this man broke into this mosque

here, and stole cash twice in a matter everyone week. it was most certainly a brazen burglary, especially when you consider how many surveillance cameras are both on the outside and the inside of this building. and to make matters worse, worshippers here believe that suspect is actually inside and praying in the days before, so co-learn what was inside. >> caught on camera, not once, but twice. on july 12th, then again on july 17th, this man forces open the back doors of the mosque at the islamic society of greater philadelphia and once inside he goes for the donation box and steels the cash. >> this is one thing that shouldn't be done, shouldn't be tolerated. >> it is just wrong. >> amir shaquile worshiped at the mosque, the 7200 block of roosevelt boulevard here in oxford circle for five years. he says the man in the video didn't need to steel to find help. >> it is not the way to do it. >> he he can just come in and ask for money. we help him. >> instead philadelphia police say the suspect also tried to

break into a safe at the mosque, using scissors, he was unsuccessful. >> he obviously knows where he is going in the mosque. that will was one of the concerns of the staff there. >> the moss social security now making security changes, including patrols. the suspect got away with a undisclosed amount every monday i, after also getting a drink of water, he made his escape on a bike. worshippers hope he'll now come forward, and have a change of heart. >> think about the consequences, what can happen to you, not just here, but we, what we think in terms of, life after death. >> philadelphia police now need the public's help in identifying this suspect, anyone with information is asked to call police. >> jan carabeo, cbs-3 " eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you. >> well, new jersey governor chris christie is responding once again, to fall-out from those photos of him sitting on the beach. hear how he says the criticism has affected his family. that's coming up. >> also ahead, take a look at this reporter.

right? she is calm. she is cool. she is collected. specially considering what's crawling down the side of her arm. >> oh, no. see, i told you, hi, i'm pat gallen, here at kennett square golf and country club, and i'm leaning from these guys, jr. golf program say hi, guys. we'll learn the finer points of golf when we come back. how about learn how to swing? that wasn't very good.

>> cents friday morning, jim. >> alleluhia. >> spicer. >> what? >> on the web. >> yuck, yuck, yuck. >> well, wait until you see this spider story. this is a reporter doing a

live report dallas fort worth airport when a spider crawls up on her. there goes. you can barely see it, bear arm, crawling right along. reporter said she felt something, but just kept going with her report. she a true professional, until she could see what it was, i'm sure that's when she got a little freaked out. >> jim, you get it, when you're doing live shot you have to be so focused on what you're saying because you have traffic behind you, may have produce nerves your ear, so, you know, if it is not stopping you, got to keep ongoing. >> was she under some kind of overhang? that's what i am ' won he can, it doesn't just appear out of the sky. so there must have been something above her. >> maybe she look it up would say that is some take in the web. >> isn't that what charlotte said. >> i don't know, but you know what i was just thinking, katie? >> we lost control of the show . >> down came the rain, kate. >> i he can actually. ways to tie this together, guys, no doubt, you have charlotte's web.

>> our produce remembers killing us in the control room screaming now what are they talking about? >> all right, so, weaver some fog issues, definately some rain in store, as well. coming up here. but, dow want to show you what the current conditions are coming in, a lot of fog pictures, then, some of the most dense fog came in, from greg mccoy, for example. he's out in the marshal done delaware area if i'm not mistaken. see if i can click and pass? oh, no. let me see if i can get out of >> this going to ed as well he too also finding pretty thick fog out in the at glenn area. southeastern pennsylvania, definately fog concern out there, temperatures at the moment generally upper 60s, low 70s, do have certainly some very steady rain on the way. not a swat per say of rain headed our way rather the pocket of the heavier showers currently falling across portion seans of the big chunk of the us. this will start to gather it strength, eventually pick up in intensity over our area

primarily later on this evening. so the first half of the day not for seen, but definately quiet part of the day, only see scattered showers start to pick up out there, certainly pom fog at the moment, dense fog advisory northwest suburbs heaviest of rain overnight early morning hours of tomorrow. flashflood watch two p.m. to 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. slow travel deaf any if you must be out there, just be carefulment and turn around, don't drown. i know it sound like cheesey phrase, but we say it for a reason, we want you to remember it, keep in mind just half foot of water can just allow to you lose total control of your vehicle, that's a problem in itself. but could you actually get swept away or at least float away by even just 1 foot of that. flashflooding in the area. sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, sitting pretty. not only heat up, the sun comes back for all four of the days. >> not quiet weekend but quiet roadway for the most part throughout the area.

this is the schuylkill expressway, jump out of the way, show this here, accident right past south street headed toward the grays ferry avenue exit. it is causing some major slow downs, and delays, in this area. but it is really the only accident we're seeing, throughout the delaware valley , on the majors, anyway, so that's a good thing. ninety-five southbound, we told but this for like the last zero nine minutes, there had been accident push off to the side. it is just got out of there right now. as you can see, smooth sailing , right this portion of 95, through here, not so much. as you're seeing people start to tap the brake light, head past the betsy ross exit, toward allegheny, stowe will slow down as go right there through the center city exit as well. forty-two, looking clear. if you're going to head toward the shore areas, clear. also clear as you are headed toward i-295. bamm more closed at cheney road due to water main break. >> thank you, pat. cb3 summer fest heads to kennett square today. >> from place toss eat and shop to the beautiful gardens

at longwood, there is plenty to see and do in the chester county town. and from the exploring spring gardens to longwood to headed out on the greens over at the kennett square golf and country club. pat gallen caught up with the next generation. >> thanks for joining us, pat. >> i had a chance to get out on the fairways, hang out with the young golfers, it was fun, so in the summertime, par rent always looking to get their kids out of the how the, keep them active. for years now, kennett square golf and country club has been helping to do just that by awe laying kids the ability to learn a tough sport while making funs and of course having fun. >> on the golf course, every day, is a learning experience. and here at the kennett square golf and country club, kids between ages seven and 17, in their junior golf program, are learning the finer point of golf. including the rules. >> jen will have anywhere from zero eight to 100 kids come through every year, to make them understands the rules of the game, understand what to

do. >> between 20, 30 parent volunteers on hands to make sure the kids are prague guessing. >> the kids should learn the basics just like anything when starting, the simple etiquette , not walking in front of somebody. you know, the safety part of it. >> i can help them with the basics, aiming, how to avoid the water, help them out of the sand. just keep encouraging them to try their best, and they'll get down when they have stroke after stroke after stroke. >> that's what moms are for. got to keep you in line but also encourage. >> we try. >> the kids range from one holes to 18 holes, based on skill level. but they don't care how many holes they play, just having good time. >> yes. >> do you like? >> yes. >> four years, do you feel like you could go on the professional tour? >> maybe. >> not right now? >> not. >> for some it is a family affair. >> who are you here with?

>> my brother, my dad. >> okay, so you guys are brother. who is the better golfer here? >> probably me. >> is that right? >> no. >> probably me. >> oh, wow little smack talk early in the morning, i like that. >> they let me get out on the course with them to show me what they've learned. >> how many barak at this swings do you usually take? two? okay. >> always keep your head down. okay. here goes nothing. >> my god, you guys are the best coaches ever. >> good swing. >> some earnings will moments. , some great shots. >> yes? >> little bit right. >> how are you guys? you're like my pros here, i love it. >> i did make that put. that will was not fake f your children are learning about the finer port every golf, a wonderful program, kids super ex size the bad it, maybe yours will, too, if you liver in the area watch do you guys think? >> appreciate it.

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all of the beaches in atlantic city and ventnor are now back open. the new jersey department of environmental protection says there are no longer high bacteria levels in the ocean. gave the all clear late yesterday afternoon. official blamed untreated storm water runoff from our recent heavy rain with a high bacteria level. >> and on that note, we will be right back. >> three to go.

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>> the senate at rejected to repeal part of the owe became a plan. >> philadelphia police continue looking for alleged thief who stole money from a mosque, investigators think he knew his way around the build ing. >> and just another reminder, just in time for the weekends, all of the beaches in atlantic city and ventnor are reopen to swimmer. no longer high bacteria levels in the ocean. that's three to go. >> that's good news, last check on weather and traffic? >> fortunately, half and half weekends coming our way. i would expect saturday not looking to be the best beach day, but very quickly the initial issue is fog out there , across parts of the specially north and western suburbs, fog advisory posted for about another hour or so. so see this start to lift t really formed quickly. be ready for that. flashflood goes into effect at

2:00 p.m. the heaviest rain though likely doesn't really get underway until later this evening, and then through the overnight, and first half of tomorrow. so that's the window where you're going to get drenched. but it all clears out by sunday, so, it really does look nice, as we all head back to work monday. pat. >> some that far fog, we have down at the international airport, grounds stop for flight coming into philadelphia, so make sure that you check phl.org, for more on those flights. not a good way to start the weekends. also, this is an accident still out there, schuylkill expressway eastbound past south street. it is off to the shoulder, but certainly causing slow downs as you go past south street toward the university ave. exit. >> thank you, pat, next, cbs news political reporter bad schieffer weighs in on the tomorrow you will too us week in washington dc. can't wait to see what he has to say. >> absolutely, good to hear from him. remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. have a great weekend, and a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪

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