felony as it relates to the sexual assault of the five-year eld boy and girl in his care. difficulties turning news for parents learning of the sexual assault of two, five-year old children at sprout's preschool in the 600 block of south ninth street. owner of the center five three-year eld duncan rounds has been charged with rape, sexual assault, involuntary deviant sexual interest course and endanger welfare of the child. special victims unit says at salt happened on multiple occasions at the preschool and they say dhs got involved and began an investigation on july n behaving differently. investigators say they found physical evidence at the scene >> on the 25th, we conducted, the forensic interviews, and at that time both children disclose that had they were indeed sexually assaulted by the offender. same day we went out to the location, the day care, executed a search warrant, and processed the scene with crime scene unit and we recovered

physical evidence. >> reporter: we can tell you duncan rounds has been ordered to stay away from the property he has owned this business for about 10 years or so according to police. it remains opened even now, 37 children are in the care of this day care center on any given day, and right now, police are urging parents to talk to their kid to see if there are any other victims. coming up at 6:00 hear more from parents coming to get their children and learning of this news. we're live, from south philadelphia, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". sunny skies are replace by strong storms as you saw around in a cash a for many around the region. this police activity in burlington county was as a result of the lightening strike to a home on paddock road. police confirmed that the house caught fire. no injuries were reported but a family of four was displaced meanwhile folks in king of prussia montgomery count write dealing with hail, take a look at how hard it was coming down on cars and a few unlucky people who had to walk, through it.

meteorologist lauren casey has been tracking activity and lauren a few spots saw flooding, right. >> these storms posing threats on multiple levels we have been dealing with torrential rain and slow moving storms. check out these images we have sent by viewers, the flooding there on i-95, at the walt whitman exit, and look at all of that rainfall that has concentrated itself on the roadways. also i-95 at the broad street exit, seeing that flooded roadway and conditions more pictures of flooding in and around center city philadelphia. we have had numerous reports of street flooding due to the torrential nature of this rainfall and also, these slow moving cells, just sitting over areas and dumping down rain. rain has concerned in natasha 's live shot to center city philadelphia check out this ominous image of our roof cam right now at cbs-3 studios in the spring garden area that rain is building back in. we can see that on storm scan three right now. we have had a round of rain earlier in the afternoon and

here it comes once again rainfall, maryland rate in intensity quite a bit of lightening embedded with this packed cell that continues to slowly move its way northbound but that has been a trend moving only at 10 to 20 miles per hour, so, we're dealing with this rainfall accumulation of one, two, 3 inches over a couple hours of time and that is yielding the flash flooding. we've flash flood warning for northern new castle county, delaware, wilmington included within this warning. good news heaviest rainfall moved out of new castle county but bad news from same county, new jersey seeing heavier rainfall and frequent lightening encompassing the county and we are starting to see areas in south injuries that i were quiet throughout the day, seeing the storm activity flaring up and check out all of these storm reports , structure fire in montgomery county, same case in burlington county, marlton and mount laurel due to lightening strikes, also some quarter sized hail in chesterbrook chester county we have seen multiple reports of

hail as well, pea to quarter sized in nature, also gloucester county several trees down due to gusty winds. we will have this threat staying with us into the evening hours, scattered thunderstorms, mainly concentrated as we head in the next couple of hours. east of 95 heavy rain, slow moving in nature, problems with localized flooding but as we head after sunset tonight the storm threat will start to diminish but we will talk more about the storm threat and if we can kick these storms out in time for upcoming weekend coming up in the full forecast in just a few. >> lauren, see you then. delaware county woman reported missing and found safe after police say she was abducted and robbed by a man she believed to be a lyft driver. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us from upper darby with what we have learn about this investigation, joe. >> reporter: jessica, big question right now is was this car, that these two women got into an actual lyft service driver, driving that car or was it someone posing as a driver of the lyft service.

now we have a statement from lyft that reveals, they had no pick ups in that area at the time. the superintendent of police here in upper darby township tells me their investigation does continue but they are quickly, developing a suspect, and an arrest could be forthcoming. at 4:00 a.m. a call to 911 from this upper darby sunoco, 21 year-old woman said black lyft sedan that she and her sister were riding in was suddenly gone. still inside, brittany lo uv e , a havertown woman who characterized disappearance an abduction and kidnapping. earlier system were celebrating a birthday at center city bar, police say louvre ordered a lift on her phone. driver made two stops, including here at this sunoco where police say he asked the 21 year-old to go buy him water. that is when he fled police say with an intoxicated brittany louvre inside. investigators say car headed 12 miles away deep into

northwest philadelphia where things apparently turned physical. >> he then asked her for her money, her phone and whatever other valuables that she haddon her. she refused, to give it up. then grabbed her phone and grabbed her credit card/debit card. he then threw her out of the car. >> reporter: driver fled, brittany called 911 from this 7-eleven, philadelphia police drove her home to havertown. bill law, brittany's father spent morning in prayer hoping wow see his daughter again. >> the result was i got my daughter back alive and that is all i asked for. i prayed, and i got my daughter back. >> reporter: lets get to the statement that lyft sent out, i quote we have searched our system and there does not appear to be a lyft ride matching the time, location, or vehicle description, provided in these reports.

we have been in touch with law enforcement and will continue to assist their investigation. now police say it does not appear that brittany louvre was assaulted by the driver, at 6:00 we will have more on again, a developing police investigation, police edging closer to possibly developing a the suspect, i will see you in one hour. reporting live from a very rainy upper darby township, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> see you then, thank you. $10,000 reward is being offered for information on the suspect in the sexual assault of a woman at a montgomery county park. visitors in the park and those who live near it are on edge after yesterday's attack. our henry rossoff spoke with some at the park tonight, henry? >> reporter: ukee, spokeswoman for d.a.'s office say lead are being persued, lets take a look at that poster for $10,000 reward being offered, joggers we spoke with today say this park is a hidden gem and one that won't be safe again until this guy is

thought. >> this shouldn't happen to anyone. >> reporter: everyone i know in the community, just devastated about hearing this. >> reporter: ryan graham says his heart sunk when he found out a 19 year-old running in norristown park was sexually assaulted at gunpoint in broad daylight. graham is a leader of the norristown running club and often organizes group runs through that very same park. >> i talked to our group, an urgent message when i heard this information and it is just like spread it all around the different facebook groups, you know, just people were just commenting and you just felt like the hurt and anger, of what happened. >> reporter: farm park was closed yesterday during the investigation, and it is back opened today for people to explore, all while county public safety workers continue to patrol and police officers make their presence known. >> been coming here maybe over 30 years, i live right there in east norriton and never had problems like that during the day. >> reporter: graham says for all those worried particularly

runners encourages them to use groups like his as a resource to find buddies. >> everyone is welcome and basically that is what we do. i just did to it bring people together from the beginning right now even a lot more, during all of the different crime and things going on in norristown, it business bringing people together being safe and having fun. >> reporter: running club is beginning to work with police and other local leaders to put together a support run for the survivor of this attack, club will be out running tonight in a local park, despite what happened. live from norristown, henry rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" henry, thank you. there are new developments in the case of the south jersey woman found dead in her backyard pool. at a news conference earlier today gloucester county prosecutor's office announced the arrest of 51 year-old norman long, authorities say he killed his 47 year-old wife , michelle long, inside their woolwich township home in june and then placed her body in the pool. victim's daughter spoke about her family's loss. >> my mom was truly the

greatest person in the world. she was the best mimi, she became a grandmother, my nephew's first birthday was july 1st. we celebrated it without her. we're just glad that the person that did this is now caught and we just miss her so much. >> in addition to the murder charge norman long faces obstruction charges, and authorities say that he called 911 and told first responders his wife had drowned. a new twist in the pete rose saga, today the phillies announced baseball legend will not participate in the alumni weekend festivities next week and he will not be honored on the phillies wall of fame as previously planned. rose backed out of the events after an alleged relationship with the 14 to 15 year-old girl came to light, the alleged incident happened in 1973 and rose claims he thought that the girl was 16, age of consent at that time in ohio. we will have lateness a full report coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. margate is going to court residents want to stop a dune

project, they say it has caused large pools of stagnant what the tore form outside of beach front homes. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has been following this story and is in margate tonight with more on the action lawmakers are taking, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, both city of margate and army core of engineers taking some actions today, to address the beach swamp here in margate. this morning were a packed house, margate city commissioners passed a resolution, seeming an injunction to halt dune construction project. basis between bulkhead and new dune meant to percolate storm water didn't work as planned, several inches of rain last weekend made a multi block pool that people here like to call lake christie. now today pumps had almost all of that water drained and those who started filling in the basins with at lee a foot of sand so they won't collect so much water in the future as the intention. the dunes though have to stop until there is a better plan. >> they have got to stop,

figure out what went wrong, what is wrong with the engineering, when they correct it, move on. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock we will tell you how soon they plan to file that lawsuit and just how much money they are willing to spend in court. live from margate, cleve bryan , cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> cleve, we will see you at 6:00, thank you. search continues for possible missing swimmer near steel pier in atlantic city. chopper three over the search effort month. man said that she was with a 31 year-old man who went in the ocean around 8:00 o'clock last night. woman told police that she left the area before the man got out of the ocean, authorities say that it is not yet known whether the swimmer return to land. well, coming up on "eyewitness news" u.s. launched an unarmed intercontinental ballistics missle flexing its defensive muscle. that is not the only action taken to show our nation's power. the story at 5:30. also a train derails in pennsylvania, we have the video of the moment of impact, as that train left the tracks

and hit a home. we will show you. and it sounds like the plot of a movie, do you remember armageddon? nast has technology that could intercept an out of control asteroid, and it will be put to the test, very soon. stay with us family we

train derails and crashes in the home causing evacuation of the nearby residents that derailment occurred in bedford county, pennsylvania, hundred miles southe of pittsburgh. csx said train cars were filled with flammable liquid asphalt, this surveillance video captured a blast caused by the crash, three train cars caught fire with detached garage, no injuries were reported. some kid with disabilities enjoyed a free trip today to the franklin institute. >> more than 70 children from variety club camps enjoyed few day at the institute. they toured museum and let their scientific curiosity run wild. they got to take part in a live science demonstrations, lots of fun. well, nasa is planning to test planet defense system this fall when an asteroid is expect to pass by earth. >> agency says it last tracked asteroid in 2012 and since then it has been too far away.

30-foot by 100-foot space rockies expected to make a fly by october 12th. scientists don't expect to it get closer then 4200 miles, to the earth's surface but still, you mentioned armageddon, a lot of move that is kind of explore. >> yeah. >> our ability to income down an asteroid before it gets to us. >> sorry to say i don't have bruce willis on speed dial. >> no worries. >> i got ben affleck. >> we're fine. >> okay. >> lots of rain, coming down, right now. >> yeah, i walk outside, see those towering cumulus i check my watch at 11:00 o'clock. i said, it will getting when you see those guys rising up especially in the morning hours in summertime you know what is in store as we head in the afternoon: storms. that is exactly what we have. check out more flooding ongoing on the schuylkill, westbound side, this is in south philadelphia near the vare avenue exit, the cars just driving through that

really slow commute and most areas, right now because we are dealing with this excessive rainfall, very slow moving thunderstorms, and now, concentrated especially east of 95 and as rain continues to fall moderate to heavy in nature across philadelphia right now as we check on storm scan three, lightening embedded within this area of rainfall as well stretched out into south jersey seeing heavier pockets of rain. things quieting down now, and through i-95, and, seeing rain across portions of south injuries which are these storms are traversing. we are picking up speed in the forward progression, that is good news because we have these cells that sit overhead for a period of hours and just dump down heavy rainfall but they are still pretty slow moving as far as storms go at 20 miles an hour. salem county, new jersey still seeing rain, frequent to nearly continuing lightening

across gloucester and camden counties right now, and, then, coming in around the franklinville area up into victory lakes where we see bright temperatures, on our radar. burlington county has had a lot of problems. several structure fires reported due to lightening strikes in burlington county. now more lightening another round working on throughe of mount laurel in pemberton, tabernacle, down the shore, you have been quiet. no problems all day long, but you can see these cells starting to creep their way eastbound and as we head in the evening hours we will see enhanced threat down the shore for these storms moving through. scattered, storm still in the forecast throughout the evening, temperatures rain cooled in the 70's and we have had multiple flooding reports, just saw that image on the school kill, flooding on i-95. wilmington, new castle county delaware where we had flash flooding in effect, union street under one to 2 feet of water, multiple road closures in northampton county as well reported. check out these flood

advisories across the delaware valley. if you can extra stay off the road you want to do so for next several hours. overnight tonight, good news, thunderstorms dissipating, second half of the evening, overnight tonight, lingering shower down to 72 degrees for our thursday, mixture of sun and cloud. eighty-nine with evening thunderstorm, future weather showing us in the second half of the evening, quieting down tremendously and throughout our day tomorrow, quiet start, quiet through much of the day. we will see storms flaring up as we head in the second half of the day but not nearly as active as what we're seeing right now. temperatures reflect ago this rain in the 70's, 60's where rain has moved through, steamy conditions right now but we are going to see much improved conditions as we head in the upcoming weekend. showers, saturday morning followed by clearing and decreasing humidity, sunday still looks down right awesome , that is day for your outdoor plans. low humidity sunshine and high of 82. >> all right, thanks, lauren.

there are a few sunny days on the seven day forecast so everyone don't go out without your sun screen. we will show you what can happen if you do at 5:30. nice to head to the nation 's first zoo we will head to the live report with vittoria woodill, don. an about face for first round pick how one philadelphia eagles i go trying to overcome confidence issues and make an impact

don was just breaking this down a story about a man. >> kelly moore. >> top prospect. >> yes. >> who was much expect from. >> yes. >> but we have not seen it come to fruition. >> preach, preach. >> thanks for joining us. >> that is where you pick this up. >> should i dot story or are we done. >> oh, no, no, that is back story. >> these two give me life. lucky number 13, we can only hope former first round pick nelson agholor developed a mental block playing football last season but this year he appears to have a clear mind last season was difficult one

for eagles wide out nelson agholor, drops, penalties, missed assignments led to a week 12 benching with the packers but less than a week into training camp teammates noticed a difference beside changing jersey numbers. >> we changed that number but whole new guy, i have seen, you know, his abilities, i know how good the kiddies. i am one of his biggest supporters, even going back to our times in school but he looks like a new guy, he is confident, using his strength, he is being extremely comfortable and he has good things coming. >> guys agholor compete as begins in practice has noticed a change. >> nelson his game from last year until now, with me even covering him, he is different. he is fast in and out of his breaks. >> nelson has always been a hard worker but his attention to detail is here and just the way he gets in and out of the breaks and runs his routes, he is just a lot more crisper. he is going out.

he has something to prove or he has a chip on his shoulder. he is playing that way. >> reporter: having torey smith anal shawn jeffery has given agholor a chance to relax and learn. >> i see him on the side line talking to alshon and torey showing him different stances and releases. that group is learning from the older guys. >> nelson is a best athletes i have been around, he is fast, quick and can run. so i think he is making plays and i don't think it has ever been a talent for him but probably mentally. we have been able to talk to him. confidence is important to build on that. never doubt himself. >> now one thing note business that story is, we didn't talk to nelson. >> right. >> we talked to everybody else about nelson. >> yes. >> he has not, we have not had a chance to catch up with him yet. probably better off. keep your sanity. >> yes. >> stay focused it is all good >> all right, thanks very much coming up next half an hour latest approval rating it

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the woman in upper darby and allegedly robbed and dumped in north philadelphia, investigators continue to search for the driver. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information on the suspect in the sexual assault of a woman at norristown farm park. men who frequent the park are now going in groups, following yesterday's attack. also tonight, u.s. is again, flexing its military mullah mid growing threats from north korea good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. today air force launched a miss toll verify effectiveness , readiness and accuracy of the u.s. weapons system. u.s. air force launched unarmed intercontinental ballistics missle overnight, force tested its kind this year. minutemen three missle launched from a base in california, and, traveled more than 4,000 miles in, to the pacific ocean. the show of military might might comes after north korea launched its own ballistics missiles friday, analyst says

it has range to hit los angeles and possibly even chicago, or new york. on sunday u.s. flew two super sonic bombers over korean peninsula and carried out a preplanned missle defense test in the pacific. video shows what it will look like if a missle intercepted a north korean rocket. >> we are trying to convey to the north koreans we are not your enemy. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson said the trump administration is opened to dialogue with north korea tillerson says u.s. does not seek regime change but only with the understanding that north korea must give up its nuclear ambitions. >> we are not your threat but you are presenting an unacceptable threat to us. >> reporter: late this morning president trump signed a bill i am potions sanctions on north korea, rush and and iran he called it seriously flawed legislation and claimed it encroaches on his executive powers, but, says he signed it for national unity. congress overwhelmingly approved the measure. when moscow learned

president trump signed the bill russian officials order aid reduction in the number of u.s. diplomates in russia. meanwhile president trump's job approval is now 33 percent , in the latest quinnipiac university poll, and that is down from 40 percent in the june survey. majority of the voters in the poll said they were concerned about the president's level headedness but said they believe he is strong and intelligent. president today unveiled a plan to overall nation's immigration laws, called the raise act the bill introduces a merit based system for green card applications. >> this competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak english, financially support themselves and their families, and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy >> the raise act will move away from the concept of the united families through immigration and also cut number of refugees admitted each year from 110,000 to

50,000. internal justice department announcement is raising questions about whether the trump administration is planning to sue colleges and universities over affirmative action. the department sent a notice to employees looking for lawyers to work on a new project, examining intentional race based discrimination in college and university admissions. last year supreme court ruled that universities could continue to use race as one of the many factors, in admissions, decisions. we're following breaking news we want to tell but, a live look at route zero seven in evesham township burlington county. where it is closed in both directions, between the route 73 overpass and locust avenue due to down wires. it has now cause aid large fire on the side of the road. no injuries have been reported , but, drivers are being told to avoid that area, until further notice. taliban is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on a native convey in

afghanistan. pentagon confirmed deaths of the two american service members, taliban claimed the suicide bomber and pickup truck destroyed two armed ordinary tanks carrying nato troops. it is unclear if there were any other injuries. that convoy was traveling outside kandahar in southern afghanistan, that area used to be taliban's headquarters before the u.s. led invasion, in 2001. britain's prince philip makes his last public appearance after 65 years of service. nine five-year old prince met with the royal marines at buckingham palace earlier today. he is still appears at queen elizabeth side from time to time when she greets the public. this photo of the couple was taken today, just before the prince final public event. still to come on "eyewitness news" doctors always say wear your sun screen and they are right. i noticed burns but i didn't think it would be this catastrophic. >> that was the after shot of her legs wait until you see

what they looked like after a day in the sun, without sun screen, the day of too much sun and in sun block, this is for all skin tones in less than 10 minutes. no blue suede shoes but other items of elvis is on the auction block what you can see in tonight's hot minute with b ex, lauren. it is wednesday, we are halfway toward upcoming weekend as it is shaping up to be a nice one we will see a frontal passage drop in saturday morning that will give us scattered showers and gradual clearing decreasing humidity, as we head into saturday afternoon. high temperatures in the middle 80's and then on sunday a beautiful day in store, highs only in the lower 80's, bright sunshine and low humidity, start making those

historic day as dow jones industrial average passed 22,000 for the first time ever dow jones was up more than 3600 points since election day everyone was watching to see fit will close above 22,000,

and as you can see, it did. this is dow jones sixth straight record close, its forty-ninth since the election , s and p is up while nasdaq closed slightly down. one of the world's largest on line retailers is looking for 50,000 new employees. >> amazon held a job fair from 8:00 to noon today at several of the fulfillment sent's cross the nation, line stretched outside the door at company's robbinsville location in mercer county, new jersey, 1500 jobs were available there one job seeker said he got hired on the spot. >> i recently enlisted in the army reserves so before i had head to my basic training i wanted to make some more money , raise a little bit more experience in the work force and i wanted to, i wanted to earn my money. >> by the way if you missed amazon's jobs day you can still apply on line, look at all of the people. >> indeed, wonderful. eye opening warning about dangers of the sun.

>> health reporter stephanie stahl shows us what the sun >> health reporter stephanie stahl shows us what the sun can do to our ♪ >> health reporter stephanie stahl shows us what the sun can do to our ♪ ♪

height of the summer season last thing you want is a bad sunburn, but it happens to all skin tones and they can be dangerous. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with one especially bad case. >> reporter: we saw this. it was like oh, man. in spite of the talk we do, incessantly about the importance of sun screen millions of people still get sunburns and most are minor but doctors say getting too much sun around the water can be especially dangerous. here's what can happen. >> in the middle of the sun, it burns but i didn't think it would be catastrophic to where i would have huge blisters, and could not walk, swollen legs, and just, in pain. >> reporter: caitlin chiply says it is a lesson she

learned the hard way about dangers of the not using sun screen. >> a typical girl, i was like i want etan, so i will not wear sun screen report rorrer after floating for hours caitlin got what her doctors say are second degree burns, and she says it first started with burning, swelling, and then huge blisters. doctors say that being in or near water intensifies the dangers, of ultraviolet uv light from the sun. >> sunburn can occur, on sunny days, cloudy days, more common when you are in the water because it reflectses. >> reporter: recent study found white females with five or more blistering sunburns between age of 15 and 20 have an 80 percent increased risk for melanoma the most deadly form of skin cancer. >> sun screen may not be the cool thing, might not help yucatan but help you in the long run and day to day, i can barely, get out of bed. >> reporter: doctors recommend a broad spectrum sun screen sp f of at lee 30 covering up is a good idea too.

>> next time i go floating i'm wearing pants, long sleeve shirts, i'll deal with it but i'm not, i'm going to put on sun screen. >> reporter: lesson learned there, right. doctors say treatment for that kind of blistering sunburn doesn't specifically heel skin but can reduce pain and prevent infection. beyond risk for skin cancer repeated sunburns can also increase risk for premature aging, things like wrinkles, so at all costs you need to not get that sunburn. >> you have to be vigilant with your skin. >> wear a shirt. >> yes. >> that was something. >> be sure to bring your sun block for this, we are inviting to you join us friday at cbs-3 summer if he head to avalon and stone harbor. we are celebrating best of both towns from the beautiful beach to the sweet shops, tail of two shore towns beginning on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a.m. you know i always ask you about the weather.

>> it is looking good, yes. >> storms will be mainly west of the city, heading in to friday. so yeah we're looking good for the beach. >> yes. >> so conditions, right now, they are not good. >> no. >> they are not good. >> very stormy afternoon, these storms are tracking eastbound right now, we have been quiet at new jersey coastline all throughout the day but if you have friend, family hanging out on the beach shoot them a text say head upkeep an eye to the sky because these cells are moving your way, things quieting down in the northwestern suburbs, lehigh valley, that is good news we will see things quiet ing down in philadelphia as well but we have a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of the south jersey, that is in effect until 6:00 coup to the possibility of 60 miles an hour wind, hail possible within this cell, obviously torrential rainfall and continuing lightening, this warning is in effect for atlantic, camden, cumberland, gloucester counties, buena vista, hammington, vineland in effect until 6:00.

we could see hail, bright red returns in and over porch town , new field, buena vice taxer follow come and lightening embedded as well as strong gusty winds. we will continue to move with an easterly component. egg harbor city could be contending with a cell, gala way at 6:25 heading its way toward absecon. we will see storms moving toward our shore points over the next hour or two. burlington county has been a tough go, several reports of the structure fires due to lightening strikes and more lightening overhead, really burlington county, encompassed by moderate, heavy rainfall. shore points quiet right new but already light rain starting to build into northern cape may county, and see this trend with the cell motion moving faster then what we sawed in forward progression in the early afternoon. these cells moving at 25 to 30 . check this out things quieting down right now, bucks, montgomery county, berks, lehigh things settling down

just dealing with pockets of the light rain inn fall at this time but rainfall has been heavy and cells slow. williamstown had cars stranded in high water, wilmington a report of one to 2 feet have standing water on union street , northampton county, multiple road closures and authentic a threat of the heavy downpours very high as well as potential for strong wind. frequent lightening. we have had multiple reports across the area throughout the afternoon of small hail, tornado threat will be low but all those other threats are high and, of course, we have tons of people driving into these flooded waters, you do not want to do that, turn around don't drawn. you cannot tell how high that is just by looking at it. 6 inches of water can stall your vehicle cause to you lose control. 12 inches will float most cars and 2 feet of water will car a way all vehicles including trucks and suv's. so for tonight things will start to quiet down as we head especially after sunset eight or 9:00 these storms will

dissipate, lingering shower overnight tonight. 72 degrees. for our thursday quiet day in store mix door of sun and included. evening thunderstorm possible but not as much activity, high temperature tomorrow at 89 degrees and still steamy. future weather showing us in the next couple of hours storm activity concentrated east of i95, overnight tonight, nice, quiet, dry, for your thursday morning commute no issues heading out on your lunch hour looking good. as we head in the second half of the day seeing spotty cells developing but as we head in the evening hours again, coverage of those storms, it is not going to be what we are seeing right now. high temperature, they were toasty before that rain moved in. we had 89 degrees in fill before storms erupted. ninety in allentown. eighty-seven in atlantic city but we have rain cooled air in place. seventy-one allentown. zero seven in philadelphia we have in the seen rain yet down the shore 83 in atlantic city and 81 with that sea breeze in wildwood. as we head into friday thunder

showers west of i-95 and we will stay drye 88 degrees which awe few more cloud. frontal boundary as we head into saturday. scattered showers in the morning. gradual clearing setting us up for an awesome sunday nice treat after all this wet weather, sunshine, gorgeous low humidity and a high of 82. >> love it when she sings, thanks. sharing they are skills with tiny dancers elvis press ly week kicks off with a chance to score his treasures. >> rock star gene simmons has a look alike and she's down on the farm, bex from our sister station 96.5 is here with her hot minute. >> thanks, idea and jessica. brittany spears is taking a brake from performing on stage and hitting the studio to share her knowledge of dance, and in this fun video pop princess took students through eight counts, twirls saying i love teaching dance, to these little ladies, so much. the student moms also appeared to be taking part in the back of the room, and, i cannot blame them, elvis pressly week

kicks off on august 11th, marking the 40th anniversary of his passing, and his estate is auctioning 315 rare authentic pieces of artifacts making the largest ever at graceland, and you can snag these treasures like elvis stage warn sleeveless jump suit at 150 you this dollars or if that exceeds the budget bid on this gold and diamond ring that featured his initials from 50 grand. bidding is opened on line. it looks like gene simmons found himself a look alike in the form of a female cast. kiss front man had fun on social media sharing this photo of himself in a new born cat named genie saying kiss is every where. gene, off to the left, he was born just last week in texas and the visitor shared this photo hoping to get rock legend's attention and it sure d i mean she enemas being the

tongue flip. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> that is crazy they look alike. >> still ahead the philadelphia zoo unveils a new exhibit. >> it is all forbidder. >> philadelphia zoo has a brand new exhibit where you are steps away from birds of pray you never see this close i'll have more information coming

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a way. raptor ridge is our new exhibit at philadelphia zoo, at our south end of the zoo and really exciting project because we brought together, staff from across the zoo with various backgrounds and they were given a budget and basically, free reign to come up with a concept they brain stormed, designed and implemented, this idea with eagles and owls. >> right here. >> reporter: but why bald eagle or barn owl? >> see the owl. >> yes. >> it shows difference between , daytime animals and evening animals. so barn owl are nocturnal may in the see them during day but active at night but need contrast. >> reporter: here you can learn, where you can get the bald eagles that come here or even the owls. >> rehabilitated bird for one reason or another none in releasable they cannot survive in the wild. >> reporter: you can play. you can spread your wings on the giant, mural, and taking care of your wings to an eagle

, and you come across a really cool, interactive barn theme owl exhibit. >> reporter: but also stand back and simply appreciate the creatures that we always have looked up to. >> most people, don't have the opportunity to get this close. we have amazing majestic animals so the way that the exhibit is designed you are literally steps away from this impressive animal. >> and there is something about bald eagles that brings out emotion in you, and i think that is, pretty unique. >> it is almost like a sense of pride. >> it is, yeah. >> reporter: vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". they are beautiful. >> absolutely. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 dealing with downpours, the storms have swept through the region they are packing a punch tonight, lauren. >> we have been dry all day down the shore but these storms are tracking eastbound with the latest look at storm scan two and what to expect the rest of the evening. disturbing details revealed, two young children

sexually assaulted by owner of the philadelphia day care certainty, the blunt response from parents to these shocking charges. >> weekend planned full of honors for pete rose, scrapped , the fall out from recently revealed allegations and legendary baseball player 's response to the cancelled event, here in philadelphia. we are track storms, umbrellas are certainly needed as drench ing rain sweeps through the region. thunderstorms are popping up all over the area. and, not just rain from these storms, this eyewitness video shows hail, coming down in conshohocken as severe weather , continues to move through. and we're not in the clear just yet good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. lets get over to meteorologist lauren casey tracking these storms from the weather center >> these storms have been a problem on multiple levels with numerous reports of hail,

several reports of the lightening strikes, structure fires in parts of the south jersey, obviously torrential rainfall, numerous road closures and street flooding because of the heavy nature of the rainfall. good news this event is starting to wrap up, but it is more active right now, especially as we look toward our shore points with this line of thunderstorms, working eastbound at 25 to 30 miles an hour. that is where we have most activity right now. still dealing with torrential rainfall across portions of atlantic county, egg harbor city moving in for you, mulika , lorraine, pouring down nearly continuing lightening and this will try to move off to the east southeast. shore points dry all throughout the day, but if you have friends and family hanging out on the beach right now shoot them a text and say head up you have rain and thunderstorm activity heading your way. good news though things have quieted down tremendously, even over the last 30 minutes west of. ninety-five, montgomery county , bucks county, after stormy activity