trump junior and russian lawyer, i'm hanna dova in insuring with the latest coming up. it could be soggy as we head out to work, this morning , katie's tracking another chance of storms today today is thursday august 3rd, good morning, i'm jim donovan. i'm jan carabao in for rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things. >> good morning, looking outside right now, yeah, roadways are nice, dry for now but i have to tell you we have problem spots out there, already so shaping up to be a busy thursday morning. >> yes. >> why do you look at me. >> problem child at the desk right now. weather is cooperative but you mention that had fog. you may run in poor visibility depending on location. storm scan is quiet.

we had round of showers on the outskirts of the greater delaware valley and anything out is there out to sea at the moment. we are looking okay. i don't think we will need umbrella here initially and all and all a nice clear rain sky at the moment. as day go on, you will notice it somewhat sticky and hot, heading to the upper 80's, we're off to a mild start. mid to upper 60's regional wide but you'll notice that the wind flow is quite light and is there definitely again humidity in the atmosphere. that is where this fog has started to develop, and, now that the sunnies coming up, it will do its part to scour ate way. as datings on we will hit 89 degrees. another hot, muggy day. with time some showers and thunderstorms will fire up, and it is in scattered fashion , granted but they could pop up, would i say as early as just after lunchtime. so we will need to keep an eye on the radar. we will certainly do that for you. but as we look ahead the un settled weather does continue to round out our workweek, and then, the upcoming weekend brings about some transition, so we will let you know how much of it features that potential of wet weather coming up, meisha.

katie, so do you think it is after lunchish. >> for today, yes. >> yep. >> okay good to know, all right, thank you so much. looking outside right now, our biggest worry thinks overturned tractor trailer. so 422 eastbound the on ramp from trooper is closed. you the sound like a dairy truck, southbound, trooper is closed at audubon road. what we're starting to see is a lot of vehicles starting to hit the roadway. so this will start to pose a problem. ram that we would typically tell to you eyes alternate is closed. route 23 ramp to route 422 eastbound is close through late fall. so you can access 422 eastbound from this alternate first avenue ramp. you can also do so from egypt road. so those will be your two best alternates to maneuver around them. as we do have a car fire as well pennsylvania turnpike westbound before mid county that right lane is compromised take a look at this in longer traveling at posted speed, lots of yellow to let you know we're dropping below and we have a building fire here and a accident fitzwater town road at route 63, willow grove is

the fire, willow grove avenue is closed near, cobden road. owner of the south philadelphia day carries behind bars accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting two children. >> now police are looking in the possibility of more victims, "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in bell a vice that with the very latest, good morning, trang do >> good morning, jan and jim. we have an update to the charges within the hour. duncan round was arraigned on 16 charges in relation to the sexual assault of two of the 37 children entrusted to his care here at sprouts preschool now if he is able to post that 10 percent of $200,000 bail he has been ordered to stay away from his business. five three-year eld duncan round of medford lakes, new jersey is facing unthinkable charges for a day care operator. rape, sexual assault, involuntary deviant sexual intercourse, endangering the welfare of the child. charges stem from an

investigation initiated on july 25th after a five-year eld boy and five-year old girl who attend sprouting day care in bell a vista began behaving differently. >> we conducted forensic interviews at philadelphia children alliance and both children disclose that had they were sexually assaulted. >> reporter: the captain says that the assaults happened multiple times at the preschool, investigators also uncovered physical evidence during a search of the building. parents picking up their children on wednesday were stunned by the disturbing charges. >> there was an e-mail like a week or two ago saying there was an investigation but i didn't think it was this serious. >> reporter: sprouts is currently in good standing but inspection record reveal violations dating back to 2013 , 2014 of children napping unsupervised and staff members in the cleared to work with children. day carries, for now remaining opened, but some parents expressing disbelief and support for round who has

owned sprouts for about a decade. >> he was a great guy. he loves kid. this is a great place. you feel like family here and it is all just a sham. again police are working to determine if there are any other victims, they are urging parents of children who have attended sprouts or currently attend sprouts to have a real frank discussion with their kid and to come forward with police with any fur. for now we are live in bell a vista i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and jan back to you. police are investigating this deadly accident on kelly drive late last night. chopper three over kelly drive and brewery hill drive where police say a four three-year old man's motorcycle hit a car making an illegal left turn. the driver of the car and a teenage passenger remain at the scene and police say they are investigating. good news for commuters in south jersey, service has resumed on a new jersey transit atlantic city rail line. service had been suspended between philadelphia and cherry hill after a truck hit

a bridge in pennsauken last friday, and the crash seriously damage the track on the bridge, workers fix the problem a week ahead of schedule. search is on for cold hearted thieves who stole from habitat for humanity in salem county. tools used by the group to build homes for those in need were stolen from the construction site in pittsgrove, the theft was discovered on monday when volunteers returned to work on gershall road. they saw a lock to their construction trailer was broken and every single tool inside was gone. >> even our first aid kit, t-shirts, i mean they took everything. >> unbelievable, it is really sad because we know what the habitat is all about. >> habitat says that the tools were purchased not too long ago and cost the organization more than $4,000. president trump will be in west virginia later today for another rally, the appearance comes as congressional investigators looking for

documents connected to his son 's meeting with the russian lawyer during 2016 presidential campaign. hen a dova has those details and the president's latest push for immigration reform. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that congressional investigators want phone and e-mail record of everyone involved in the meeting donald trump junior had with a russian attorney during the 2016 campaign. that includes president trump 's son in law jared kushner and then campaign chair paul manafort. even long time trump supporters like republican senator james riche says it its time we know any and everything having to do with that even counter. >> i guarantee through were phone calls in addition to those e-mails and i want to hear all of it. >> reporter: on wednesday president signed new sanctions against russia but not before calling them quote seriously flawed. mr. trump then turn his attention to immigration, unveiling the raise act a new merit based system for green card. >> this competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak

english, financially support themselves, and their families , and demonstrates skills that will contribute to our economy. >> those opposed insist measure is short sighted for skewing the process too much in favor of highly skilled workers. >> there is certain areas like agriculture that you just can't find american been labor to do those jobs and to keep cot from going out of business or moving overseas. >> reporter: raise act would cut number of refugees admitted each year from 110,000 to 50,000. hanna dov for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". city of margate is going to court to stop a dune building project that created large pools of water outside beach front homes there. margate city commissioners passed a resolution yesterday seeking an injunction to halt the project, basins between bulkhead and new dunes which were meant to collect and

drain storm water did in the work as plan. several inches have rain last weekend made a multi block pool which people called lake christie after the governor who supports the project. pumps drained all of the water yesterday and bulldozers started to fill in those space west a foot of sand. still ahead this morning increased focus on ford explorers used by police departments nationwide after a officer passes out behind the wheel and crashes. we will tell but the problem that is being investigated. plus kid might think they look cool, parents might even buy them but these sneakers are sparking outrage on line, find out why some people worry the shoes could put girls at risk. caught on yam use lightening strikes an airplane on the ground, coming up next. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company.

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back with "eyewitness news". man goes on a naked tirade inside a california restaurant >> entire incident is captured on security cameras, restaurant owner says man got upset when they asked him to leave, so he then trashed place knocking down signs, throwing boxes while taking off his clothes. restaurant owner said he cost $10,000 in damage there. >> interesting. airport worker in florida is lucky to be alive after getting struck by lightening. >> this is incredible terrifying video that shows bolt of lightening hitting plane at airport in fort myers

last movement electricity traveled through fuselage and knock worker to the ground there. he suffered third degree burns and bleeding in the brain but he is out of the hospital now and doing much better. >> wow. >> look at all of the smoke in seattle can you believe from the wild fires in canada. officialness washington state put a burn ban in effect trying to limit amount of smoke in the air until air quality improves. that is something you see in china. >> yeah, wow. >> no smoke here but fog out there, katie, right. >> it is thankfully very scattered but where we have it , it is men to be quite dense. thankfully not affecting everybody but where you do run into that low beams required and now that the sunnies up it will scour that included cover , low cloud cover out here but as we start off by going out to the boardwalk plaza here all very tranquil at the moment. we have what looks like we are midway between high and low tide right now, excuse me, outside boardwalk plaza here, and it looks like folks are outside enjoying it. they get an early start in

rehoboth. i have noticed that. elsewhere we have seen overnight handful of showers and thunderstorms but we have been devoid of that, they have been out to sea orificeled before they got here but with time we will see more showers and thunderstorms popping up. they should be scattered in nature, probably more scattered then they were yesterday and they may not be quite so slow moving. granted you could still get hit with a locally drenching downpour but today is a day where it may be just your call , i personally would take it out the door with you, if you do not want to get wet or stuck under a thunderstorm but not everyone will get hit. looking at water temperatures we will hit the beach here it looks like a good beach day. generally our temperatures on the water are in the mid 70's, cooler as it has been known to be on the sea isle but by comparison you are flirting with 80-degree water out of cape may for example but it will be warm, muggy at the shore. 84 degrees. that water temperature primarily in the mid 70's up and down new jersey shore and delaware beaches. now offer time a front crosses

through that happened saturday morning, specifically, and so rest of saturday starts to clear out, humidity drops and sunday looks beautiful, meisha >> yes, it does, all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning everyone. happy gateway to the weekend. so we are looking outside right now, we have an overturned, tractor trailer, 422 eastbound on ramp from trooper, just a head up, we will talk about that coming up in a second but first, disabled vehicle vine westbound before the schuylkill, that is now out there on the roadway as well and that will be slowing you down. now we were looking at, overturned tractor trailer we will be talking about that in a little bit. you can see what we're working with, 422 eastbound on ramp from troop their was closed. it sounds like that might be opening, southbound trooper is also closed at audubon road and we're having to use an alternate. problem was alternate that you were using route 23 ramp to route 422 eastbound was closed through late fall, if you were having to use first avenue ramp or you can access 422 eastbound from egypt road, hopefully, now trooper road is opened, and that is what we're

hearing reports, that is good news but just a head up, we will still be slow, around that area plus we have a car fire here, lets take a look at this two lanes blocks pennsylvania turnpike westbound before mid county bumper to bumper conditions only 9 miles an hour at best, jim, back over to you. washington man's quick reflections saved his life, he was driving along a busy freeway when debris came flying through his windshield. this is the chunk of the debris a steel plate from a brake drum that fell off of a semi or older truck. roughly 5-pound plate hit him in the shoulder and caused bruce bug he was not seriously hurt. well, ford motor companies looking into why their vehicles are leaking carbon monoxide. yesterday three massachusetts police officers were hospitalized for co exposure. another department, other departments across the country are voicing similar concerns, car respondent john lawrence has more. >> reporter: there more reports of carbon monoxide seeping into ford vehicles

that includes galveston police department. they have taken their ford explorer suv off the road so dealer can look for leaks. >> they will check seals, weather stripping, specifically back hatch door to assure no exhaust will get in through back hatch or doorways. >> reporter: department contacted ford after officer felt light headed something more serious in massachusetts. a police officer in auburn passed out behind the wheel wednesday and hit another car that officer and at lee two others had exposure to carbon monoxide. department tested its vehicles and took nine out of service. >> tighten things up. we have spare tires that we use for road detail work and things like that and those are not on the car anymore. >> reporter: fear of leaks forced other police departments in other areas including austin texas to ground some of their suvs. ford issued a statement to all deal their said in part fords investigation into this issue

is ongoing but cot has discovered holes and unsealed spaces in the back of some police intercepter utility that had police equipment installed after leaving ford's factory. they say its investigating 1.3 million ford explorer suv from 2011 through 2017. john lawrence, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". controversy this morning over a new sneaker design, some parents feel that the sneakers could possibly make their child a victim without knowing it. take a look at these sketchers , sketch rays, the boys sneakers light up, have reflective side and mirrors on the toes. some say the round reflective design on the tip of the shoes could lead to people looking up little girls dresses. >> they are super cool, mirror is just a design. >> at first glance people are like that will reflect but when you pay attention to it you cannot make anything else out. >> it is like a mirror in the fun house. you cannot tell what is in it.

everything is warped. i don't think boys thinking about things like that at that age. >> some say it is a design flaw calling the new sneakers an innocent mistake. >> er they are kind of ugly. well, coming up, a calf, a calf, with gene simmons. >> so funny. >> meisha takes us on a dream drive. >> what i'm loving hard to capture this on television. >> you got to listen closely this weeks dream drive takes meisha to a place far from traffic, i like the sound of that, coming u

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a look ahead to the weekend promises a transition as frontal boundary crosses, showers and storms on saturday morning specifically but the temperatures will be held back to mid 80's all weekend long, humidity drops off and sunday looks like a beautiful day, right now, guys? now for a look at

newspapers headlines across our region. >> from the trenton ian get a load of this new jersey officials say more than 4700 guns were surrendered, during a two debut back initiative held in pennsylvania weekend in trenton, camden and newark. that number is more than number of guns ever seized through law enforcement arrests and seizures during the course of an entire year in the state. $481,000 was dulled out in exchange for those guns. bucks county courier times now this fall homeowners in tulleytown will once again get $6,000 in the form of an annual rebate check, boro urged millions each year by hosting the tulleytown landfill and shared some with the residents but that tradition may stop since landfill closed in the spring. times herald phoenixville pool players are heading to the national championship in vegas as they exceed in the eight ball world championships conducted by the american pool players association.

the team, well, they call themselves problem child. >> um-hmm. >> don't call me that. >> e-mail a couple people but we love you nonetheless. >> thanks, jan. that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. well a texas ranch might be rocking and rolling every night and partying every day. >> i would say so especially that they have a celebrity in their presence. take a lie calf born last friday, and sporting a, spotted face that looks like rocker gene simmons of kiss. how hilarious. side by side resemblance is surprising and fun toy boot. they are going viral after a friend of the owner posted them on line. >> heather comes over and shows me a picture and say who does this look like. i said my gosh, i said heather can i run with this. she said yeah, go ahead. >> i'm shocked. difficult not expect this to go viral. >> i cracked up yesterday when i saw this even gene simmons himself heard bit, on the kiss facebook page, gene says, kiss is every where.

>> indeed it is. >> here's a question can money buy happiness? the answer is yes but there is a catch. plus police are tracking down several lead in that search for a man who attacked a jogger in the montgomery county park, latest on the case and the reward for any information leading to an arrest. president trump lie about phone calls he says he received, from mexico, and the boy scouts hear what his press secretary has had to say about the claims coming up, meisha. we are looking outside we have an overturn tractor trailer on 422 eastbound, car fire, down pole and updates to mass transit with all of those updates coming up. if you bears we will take a quick

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>> i'm jan car bay o. rahel's off. it is 6:30. here's what you need to know to start your day this august 3rd, 2017. >> police are looking until the possibility of more victims after a day care owner is arrested for sexually assaulting children in his care. >> duncan round was rained on felony charges related to the sexual assault of two of the 37 children entrusted in his care. >> it wasn't an easy thing to do. >> local charity falls victim to theft. >> someone stole tools belong to go habitat for humanity. philly alumni weekend will not include even shrine. of pete rose on the teams wall of fame, rose backed out of the event after an alleged relationship with a 14 or 15 year-old girl came to light. a new report finds many people don't buckle up in the back seat putting themselves and others in serious risk. is it me or am i right.

>> ♪ >> i think i will >> james corden and ladies of the little mix. >> lovely voice there, do you think. >> okay. >> katie, not a lovely forecast but it is not completely bad. >> i don't think we will see anything all that terrible, say for scattered showers or thunderstorms but clearly weather is not stopping construction behind me so bear with me through it but i'm sure they are tearing down building right behind as you cross the street from the broadcast center but work must get on as must the forecast and you'll find some sunshine for better part of the day and later this afternoon and evening especially shower and thunderstorm will fire up. storm scan is cleared and you know we have had issues of visibility throughout the morning, it was not all that widespread but looking at current visibility it is still far from allentown, specifically at lehigh valley

international airport where that observation is being taken. keep in mind you might run into outlying suburbs relatively poor visibility because of this but now that the sun's up it will do its part to scour out cloud cover. at the moment temperatures in the upper 60's, we have more southeasterly wind flow and know that the wind is still calm and that is what you need for fog to develop in the first place but regardless now that the sun up that will become a non-issue. the showers, thunderstorms are what becomes next issue at hand. they will somebody what scattered, they could be locally drenching. i don't expect that they will be slow moving and i don't think they will be widespread as they were yesterday, so it is your call as to whether you take umbrella with you or not, personally would i if you north a fan of getting drenched. you just never know since this is variety of the showers and storms, meisha that can pop up anywhere, anytime especially second half of the day, and back to you. >> more of the nuisance,

thanks very much. very good morning to you. happy thursday. disabled vehicle here, vine street westbound before schuylkill and see how busy, already on particularly this westbound side, and then we are looking at overturned tractor trailer 422e off ramp from trooper is still closed. southbound trooper was closed and that has been since opened but that ram is still closed. your alternate route 23 to route 422 eastbound but that is closed through late fall. so use first avenue ramp or access from equipped road is your best bet. car fire on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound before mid county, two lanes blocked there and take a look at how slow moving, this is going. this is a shot of the backup leading up to where that car fire is, bumper to bumper conditions around there, very slow moving, plus another accident here, west main street right now is closed between forest avenue and lots going on this morning, back over to you. >> indeed, thanks, meisha.

owner of the south philadelphia day carries behind bars this morning, accused of sexually abusing two children in his care. police arrested five three-year old duncan round of medford lakes, new jersey, owner of the sprouting day care on the 600 block of south ninth street, investigators say a boy and a girl both five years old were assaulted multiple times inside of the day care, and some residents are, expressing their outrage, while others are in disbelief. >> he should be castrated, and spend the rest of his life in, jail, it is not worse. >> he was a great guy, he loves kid and this is a great place you feel like family here and it is all just a shame. >> police are checking to see if there are anymore victims. meanwhile the reward is now 10 you this dollars for information leading to an arrest in the sexual assault of the run inner montgomery county this happened tuesday at norristown farm park, the 19 year-old victim was running when she was attacked in broad daylight. those who frequent the park or live near it are on the edge, and spokesperson for did it

trick attorney's office say detectives are tracking down several lead. meanwhile police in haverford township released photos of the several potential witnesses to a weekend murder a reward of $7,500 is being offered in connection to the case and investigators continue to search for the suspect in the death of the 29 year-old john lee who was shot to death saturday at an apartment complex on haverford road and the accused killer, 24 year-old derek rollins is still on the loose. president trump's spokesperson is facing more questions about her boss's truthfulness, president told wall street journal boy scout leader called him to tell him that last weeks speech was the greatest speech ever delivered to the scouts, and the scouts say it didn't happen, president trump was also, claiming that mexico's president called to compliment the president's immigration policy, mexican officials say that didn't happen. >> multiple members of the boy scout leadership following his

speech there that day congratulated him, praised him >> mexico he was referencing a conversation they had at g20 summit. >> new quinnipiac university poll says 61 percent of american voters disapprove of the president's performance, president trump has the worst approval rating of any president since the beginning of modern polling. it has been said money can't buy happiness but new research finds certain types of the spending may make a longer lasting emotional boost then others. >> okay. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us live from new york to talk about why you might want to rethink your splurges, good morning, jill jill. >> good morning. >> so jill what does this study, how does it work and what did it find. >> i love this study because of the how they dit. they surveyed 6,000 people in the u.s., can inadequacies, ken mark and netherlands and they gave each participant $40 for two weeks, one week

participants had to buy something material like a t-shirt, next week, they had to pay to save themselves time here are findings, people said they felt, happiest after spending money for time saving conveniences so we are talking about housekeeping, delivery or car services, and then those who bought a physical object. here's the kicker, income levels are responding, did not change the results, in fact, those at the lower end of the spectrum, derive even more happiness out of the time saving purchases then these from the upper end. >> yes, convenience. >> yes. >> says a lot. >> time's money. >> but you have a warning about the study, is that right , jill. >> reporter: i will put me hat on and can't help it, none of this toys say you should be spending recklessly even when making those time saving purchases. we don't want to you do that at expense of being financially responsible. nor is it reasonable to use that research to justify not

saving to fund your emergency reserve or pay down your credit card bills or save for retirement. research compares paying someone tolls do a time consuming task that you do not like verse buying a material object. when that is the choice you may be better air airing on the side of paying for service then stuff. for more on money and happ iness, boy there is a wild link there go to jill, on money,.com. >> my mom used to say why do you want more stuff, you have to dust it. >> very true. >> when you are a family of horders, i can put it to you that way. >> not at this point. well, you may have to pay extra for your favorite about on the of wine, soon. pennsylvania's liquor control board announced yesterday it is raising prices on more than 400 different drinks. >> almost all of the price hikes will cost you an extra dollar per bottle, this is first time liquor control board increased prices since 90's, new prices are expect to start this month.

>> i need to find out if this effects wine coolers. it is my favorite beverage. up next meisha takes us on a dream drive to a place far from traffic, patrick. >> coming up meet aaron sweat like any 18 year-old he is a basketball fanatic and loves chance the rapper but brain cancer has had him on the ropes twice, see how a pair of socks is helping him and his family cope with the issues in front of him, up next. recognize that song? the force is with the philly pops this season they are here , with the new music they have for this year, including a star wars, celebration, that is next.

welcome back. for cancer patient and their families spending time at the happies never easy.

>> a company that focuses on feet is hoping to alleviate some of the financial burden while keeping kid, silent, pat gallen is here to tell us more >> he loves socks, right up your alley, jim donovan. it is always difficult on families in more ways than one when a loved one is diagnosed with cancer resilience project is looking to make things more comfortable. i sat down with one of the families using socks as a way to cope. >> ♪ >> reporter: an on sweat is a normal 18 years old, plays piano and loves sports but he is dealing with serious health issues. >> i hey an abnormal growth in my brain. they rushed me to the children 's hospital of philadelphia and found out i had two brain tombors. >> allentown native was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2015, after graduating high school and completing treatment, aaron's cancer came back, this time on his spine.

>> i went through intense chemotherapy, five days of high dose chemotherapy, and then have a bone stem cell transplant, and then radiation again report report through it all he stayed smiling. >> when he goes into the hospital no matter how bad he feels, he encourages people at the hospital, and it is like he thinks kind of celebrity, he walks through, talks to the people, and receptionist. >> reporter: aaron's cancer is currently in remission but they need help paying for medical expenses. that is where jake comes in. >> i'm a lymphoma survivor and over the last two years, you know, i have spent a lot more time in the hospital then i would have like. >> reporter: twenty-three year old started the resilience project a way to give patients an outlet to design their own socks. >> i chose to wear my own socks and as crazy as it sound s the socks kind of helped remind me that i ultimately have some control over that experience.

>> reporter: in just nine months resilience has helped raise $22,000 for patient was dealing with life altering issues. aaron a sock junkie jumped right on board. these are the socks. >> yes, they are called buckets where i put my love of basketball into design of the socks. >> reporter: aaron's feeling great so with his new socks and upbeat attitude he and his family are again full steam ahead. get your hand on the socks that aaron has designed at resilience dot gives, there are more days, to preorder them. so help aaron ace ham fey l here's a lot these beautiful socks. >> yes. >> preorder them, jim. >> yes, i will do this. >> i have them on right now they are very comfortable. you can use them with your suit, or playing hoops. >> good stuff. >> quality stuff. >> also, cbs-3 and summer fess we will heat to avalon's stone harbor. i will try my hand at water

skiing. see more, thanks, katie, oh, boy. plus in addition to the water skiing i will show you fly boarding, and it all begins tomorrow on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a.m., join us for fun, tail of the two towns, avalon and stone harbor we will she case their beautiful beach and sweet shops, again, "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a.m. when it begins and continues all day long. >> you are here so we know you didn't before he anything. >> i came close. >> oh, geese. >> we will show you breezes tomorrow. it got rough out there. >> my goodness. >> patrick. >> i have faith in pat, i don't like sending you out places where you get hurt. >> crazy yoga, okay. fair enough. so, you know we will look ahead to the weekend as a whole and i'm thinking if you have outdoor plans later in the weekend they are much better off they will be but initially we have got some fog issues and eyewitness weather

watchers are absolutely finding them south there lets go to a couple locations to the outlining to the western suburbs, we are find ago lieutenant of fog reports this morning. freddie's one in nottingham chester county reporting a generally light fog but patches where it is more dense then others. granted sun up and will do its part to scour this away but many other places in gilbertsville where eileen is reporting fog still an issue for her. she gave us visibility down to under a mile for her and wait nearing sun to scour ate way, which it will do and also good point here, that will help make red safe. we will have a handful of fog that came in from phil chap line in chestnut hill but thinks an example of the stop sign. you have to rub your eyes to see it. that is what it will do if you are stuck, you won't see traffic stop signs or anything like that. so keep that in mine. just over in olney it is virtually clear. it depends where you are, it is a scattered situation that

fog. as day goes on any thunderstorms will be very much the same skat nerd nature we have at the moment a quiet storm scan view but even as early as 1:00 things may ignite on the radar. this is a model interpretation it does not mean north philadelphia county will get height by this at 1:00 p.m. but this is general idea. some of these will drench you but not as widespread as yesterday but five or six or 7:00 in the evening when we are on the highways it could slow you down and if this hangs on late enough even lauren might have something to track as of 11:00 o'clock on "eyewitness news". it will be primarily a p.m. issue. overnight it winding down again. we are back at it all over again with even more sparse showers and storms. saturday marks passage of the cold front and then clears out and sunday looks gorgeous that looks like a perfect day, good morning, all right. so in the so perfect on the morning commute but it is getting better, we are just dealing with congestion. disabled vehicle vine

westbound before schuylkill pulled off to the right. we have an overturn tractor trailer 422 eastbound on ramp from trooper is closed. head up on that. your alternate your ramp alternate is the one that i would want to you take is closed, 23 ramp to route 422 eastbound. so you have to use first avenue or egypt road ramps those will be your best bet. would i say that this areas looking better, now that trooper road is in longer closed and just that ramp, but would i still say that because of the activity around that area if you can avoid it, you will want to. if you can't, well well well, jan, it will be busy. >> okay, you know, construction, construction, construction. >> what are you going to do, busy thursday. >> meisha, as you know there are hidden spots in our area a great place to get away. you found another one in your dream drive. >> yes, i sure did, beautiful place in chester county and if you go, which you should, keep your eyes and ears pierced for awesome little creatures.

ready to go for a ride. >> i am okay, let's go. right now we are in pottstown headed to a 55-acre arboretum, this will be expect tack lar. we are at welcomeweir. it is doughnuts heaven are sky where we're body of water. i love that. >> this historic country estate is home of the non- profit green valley association. the 55 acres is the formal arboretum and that is nestled within 197 permanently protected acres. >> i love that it is permanently protect. those are our golden word right there. parts of the past live on like stone walls of the old barn a popular spot for weddings. >> every where your eye goes, different plants and trees. >> we don't like to see too

much ground. we have formal gardens and then we also have a series of hiking trails, 2 miles. >> reporter: then, when you look out this way it looks like a postcard. >> yes. >> special. >> very special. >> this is a special one. i had to come see it. >> that is a chinese hackberry , the largest of its kind in pennsylvania. >> i'm an o were l. >> we have summer camp, this week focus is on bird. we are a birding hot spot. >> this is incredible. whenever i see bodies of water like that i love it, so i think about maybe turtles, frogs back there. >> yes. >> hard to capture this on television but we had just quiet for a moment, how many different bird are you hearing at once. >> we are definitely removed

from traffic noise. >> i don't know if you have ever visited if you have to get out split is like serenity now. they were talking about beautiful weddings done there because when they said that you can go train walk around or have a wedding there and it is absolutely stunning. looking for something to do, i necessity katie was talking about a beautiful sunday. get out there it is gorgeous. >> something to be said about the sweet sound of silence we need it every once in a while. >> just the bird. >> that is right. >> speaking of sweet sound philly pops are blasting off into a new season and they are shooting for the stars. jim's in the great hall with the real treat, jim. >> you know how i love my philly pops this year they are featuring music of star wars for shows in their 2017/18 concert season. musicians from the pops are here to tell us more bit. jim me is ron, hi ron. >> good morning. >> holes. >> we have joe on drums, steve on base and dean snider on

keyboard is so star wars celebrating fourth yet year, anniversary what makes this music so special for you guys. >> i think it is part of the sound track of so many generations, two generations of growing up. john williams is iconic whether it be et and we will fie fee to all of that music a fan favorite. >> absolutely. >> why so-so we can connect it and we have heard tonight our lives. >> everybody can hum along witt for sure. >> what does it mean to perform this music, does it write everybody back to times when they were younger and kid >> absolutely. you can see that as well. that is fun for us. >> i know tickets go on sale tomorrow. >> tomorrow, for the star wars celebration of star wars as well as music of elton john which we will be doing in november. >> okay. >> roofus waynewright we have a concert january 19th with roofus and so go ahead and get individual ticket or even at a

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network cameras it is still hazy, left over, at kutztown area middle school, only 61 but milder, closer to the city you get. later we will flirt with 90's watch out for showers and storms, meisha. >> we have an overturned tractor trailer 422 eastbound at trooper, ramp still closed, plus we have another disable vehicle on the vine pulled off to the right block ago this right lane. >> and that is it for us, cbs this morning is up next. >> join us each and every weekday morning rate here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" starting at 4:30. we will leave you from the sound of the incredible philly pops. ticket for their new show go on sale tomorrow morning. >> have a great day. >> ♪

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