>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. taught me so much about the game. said, you know, i'm going to miss him. i'm going to miss him >> that would be mickey morandini reacting to the news that he has lost his friends, darren daulton. >> this morning, we are taking a look back at the former phillies legendary career

>> make sure to grab the umbrella you're looking at storm scan3, some parts of our area, going to see some more rain. katie says things will get a little worse as the day continues on. >> and, cook out chaos, unfolds in east germantown, again. we will tell you how many people are facing charges after a crowd of teenagers allegedly becomes rowdy. >> and today's monday, august 7th. good morning, i'm rahel solomon >> i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. katie, meisha, are keeping an eye on thing this morning, ahead of the rain. >> we are. >> yes, we r we're starting to see some rain come into some of our camera shots, because of it, starting to see some slow downs, a truck fire, accident out, there as well, so it is starting >> yes >> getting busier for you, i think, as the morning goes on for sure. the rain start today over spread the area. so right now, we don't have flashflood watch it. >> will take effect as every noontime. not for everyone, but everyone does get hit by the rain. flashflood risk most prone to the southeastern half of our area, pretty much eastern chester, up to lower bucks counties, points southeast of

that, society entire half of new jersey all of the state of delaware, entire delmarva pen inches last where you've had recent just drenching rains us a every late. very saturated dollars grounds to work w you just don't need the rain. none every us needs the rain at this point, but the risk as a result for flashflooding, some soil has so much moisture in it, won't soak much up. as far as storm scan3 goes, already the rain in fact soaking you across part of chester county as you travel p a turnpike going westbound, you will run into that, that will certainly slow you down. at the moment, our temperatures are anywhere from the 50's to the 70s, depending on location, bulk every us waking to up some mild air, granted, but not going to see much rebounds here today at best about 73 for the high in philly, but by the time it is all said and done, rain absolutely the main headline of the weather story today with one to two plus inches locally, could even be more than, that i'll let you know who is most prone to see the potential 4-inch rain amounts little later in the show shall meisha >> no fun to wake up on monday like this, all right, katie, thank you so much for that.

good morning, everyone, so, all right. we are going to have to talk about this rain then. take a look at the roadways, route 30 bypass, route 322, tail light moving in the westbound direction, headlights of course then moving in the eastbound direction. and this is going to start to slow us down now. this is whether we start to say okay, you might want to give yourself couple every extra minutes headed outdoor, you certainly want to do so. headlight eastbound direction approaching trooper, same story here over the past five minute getting very busy there , 59 south at cottman still looking dry but we know this will change, rahel, back over to you >> meisha, thank you. this morning, philadelphia police are investigating the shooting of teenager in kensington, officers responded to the home of 13 year old boy just after 11:30 last night. the victim told police he was walking near the intersection every kensington and ontario when he heard shots and noticed he had been hit in his right foot. police say nearby surveillance cameras did not records the shooting. police checked private surveillance cameras, in the neighborhood, and those cameras didn't show any type of activity, and we're not

certain at this time that this 13 year old boy stills the truth >> did confirm the boy was shot. they brought him to st. christopher hospital. he will be okay. but right now, investigator ers still questioning the boy and searching the scene. philadelphia sports fans really waking to up some heart breaking news this morning. darren daulton has lost his battle with brain cancer? daulton was a fan favorite and sue bush player, and his all-star appearances, the front page of today's daily news, pays tribute to daulton. the picture shows daulton with his major league career with the headlines simply stating: good bye, dutch. pat gallen here to tell us more about how dalton was still beloved by his adopted -- >> was loved by philadelphia, sad day for so many waking up to the news, that the one and only dutch has passed away. and i got a chance to work with dutch, had the honor of co-hosting his radio show talking baseball with dutch many times back in 2012 and 2013. what awesome guy, so down to

earth. today we mourn the loss of fantastic player, leader, and person, darren daulton. >> well hill to deep left center. but that ball is way out of here. >> affectionately nicknamed dutch, darren daulton spent parts of 14 seasons in the major league, spending all but one every them in a phillies uniform. as catcher he endured nine knee surgeries, making the all-star team in 1992, 93, and 95. >> grand-slam, grand-slam homerun, darren daulton. >> but he was ben knows at undisputed leader of the 1993 phillies team that shocked the braves, to win the pennant n 2010, dutch i am mort lighted on the phillies wall of fame, and diagnosed when highly egg than the form every brain cancer, after treatment he announce in the 2015 he was cancer free. on sunday night, phillies announce that daulton passed away at age 55. phillies chairman, ' america

must bill giles said in a statement through the phillies quote darren was true leader of american, phillies with not have done to the 93 world series without his leadership. chairman david montgomery added, quote, all of us at the phillies are saddened to hear of darren's passing from the day that we drafted him until today he constantly earned our respect and admiration, as both a player and person. dutch was truely one of a kind , and we will dearly miss him. >> we're also hearing from another of the leaders on that i am immortal 93 team, lenny dykstra, nails posted a facebook message, saying, daulton was one every his closest friends. >> dutch, as we called him, was a warrier, was a leered, was one of the toughest individuals i've ever played with, was the kind of guy that you wanted on your team, you wanted in your fox hole. and he was without a doubt an un questionable recall leader that took a team that went

from last to first in 1993. i'll miss you, dutch. i'll miss you, man. i'm going to missouri you. and i know many more people feel the same way. >> the guy could just light up a room, the last time i saw him was back in 2015. he gave me a big fast kiss right on the cheek. that's the kind of guy darren daulton was, he will certainly be missed >> i saw on twitter somebody describes him as authentic, would you agree with that >> no doubt about that, completely authentic, always had a smile on his face, always hugging people, get to go know you, not fake, all real >> all right, pat, thank you. >> we invite to you stay with cbs-3 "eyewitness news" as we look back and remember the legacy of darren dutch daulton coming up hear from another one every his teammates, mickey morandine >> i hundreds of teams face-off with police outside a rec center in east germantown, this is for the second time in less than a month

>> hard to believe. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live outside the lonnie young recreation center with the latest on what people are calling cook out chaos. trang, good morning. >> well, good morning, rahel and joe. this gathering appears to be organized by the same group every teens responsible for last month's cook out, that just got out of control in this very same location. this time, police had to arrest three people. >> arrested donees ends every people lonnie young center east germantown where some 300 teens gather, police say they had no choice but to break up the group around 10:00 p.m. some until the crowd began to get wrought >> i arrested three people for lands very much to patrol cars >> similar scene unfolded at the same rec center, cook out advertised on social media, attracted some 400 teens, videos posted on line show young people banking on cars

and talking -- taunting police officers. police say some of the kids began hurling bottles at them. officers did not make any arrests. and the crowd eventually dispersed. police had message for parent then, a good reminder once again, after the second disturbance at lonnie young in a month. >> i know it is nice to have the fresh air, and to be out with their friends on summer night, but parents have to be aware who their children are w >> no one hurt in either incident but last month councilwoman, who represents germantown, was august that this really emphasize sizes the need for the city to provide jobs as well as recreation for kids in the city during the summer. but for now, liver in east germantown, trang do, cbs-3, " eyewitness news," rahel, joe, back to you. >> trang thank you for that live report. >> high speed chase ends in a crash in south philadelphia, after police say the driver carjacked a septa worker.

>> police say march kwon hits carjacked that septa worker, near fourth and spring garden, and then, stole gas at one point in south jersey while claiming to be a cop. officers spotted him back in the city and chased him one eyewitness says it looks like a scene out after move >> i sitting there watching high speed chase. when you saw the cop so far away you didn't recognize what was going on, saw him moving. we drove past, oh, then dank, then see the cops, crazy >> pit arrested and charged with theft and i am percent nature ago officer. septa police are investigating >> school district of philadelphia providing extended hours for families tone roll their children in pre k for the upcoming school year. the district pre k office will be open to except applications today through friday august 11 the officer loricated in the education center at 440 north broad street. you can register there between the hours of 8: 30 a.m. and

6:00 p.m. staff members on hands to complete applications. >> and back to school for some area teachers, the school district begins for 600 newly hired or returning teachers and counselors today. it has sessions and dis conversations based on classroom environment, and will also participate in elective workshops pertaining to issues and topics most relevant to their work and development. >> the video horrified the country >> this morning, learning the cause of the what the maker of the fireball ride says is to blame for the accident that killed one person, and left several others hurt. >> chicago will not let our police officers become political pawns in the debate. >> and that would be chicago mayor, rom emanuel. the city going to court suing the trump administration, over its status as a sanctuary city the case it plans to make

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>> line driver down the right field line. fair ball. it appears to be right on the line. dykstra is in. and it will be fan interferance, and the phillies lead two to nothing. they'll have to send holland back to thirds. >> just one of the memorable moments darren daulton provided fans in the 1993 national league series against atlanta. >> dutch as he was affectionately known lost his battle with brain cancer, one of hess teammates on that unforgettable team was second baseman, mickey morandini, who is now a coach with the phils. this morning he called into

our sister station sport radio 94wip. >> he was -- he's the ultimate team leader, the best clubhouse leader i've ever been involved in, or with. just the way he went about his business, for example, you know, he went through nine knee surgeries, i think it was , and that's hoard to deal with with a catcher, and we would have a long game on a saturday night, play a three hour game, and he would come in the next morning, in a afternoon game, and see his name not in the line up, and woe go right into for going i 's offers, i'm playing today, get me in the line up. next thing you know, he would come out and make the line up change. that was just part of his leadership. he led by example. he led by voice. >> oh, truely a fighter through and through, we're also hearing from phillie fans this morning, that part of our coverage coming up at 6:30 >> chicago mayor rob emanuel

suing the federal government today in defense every hisser city's sanctuary status. a federal court will hear the case. white house says cities like chicago, are not cooperating enough with immigration and customs enforcement. the city argues that is not the grounds for withhold certain grants. emanuel says he's looking out for citizens and law enforcement. >> chicago will not let our police officers become political pawns in a debate, will not let our residents have the funds mental right isolated and violated. >> philadelphia is also one of those so-called sanctuary cities. these cities prohibit local police from handing people over to immigration officers unless they're wanted on criminal warrant or have serious criminal convictions. very controversial issue, more come there. >> manufacturer says corrision caused fatal accident. a statement on kmg website says excessive corrision on

support beam caused fireball to break apart. that accident, one person injured, seven others, victims ' family does planning to file a wrongful death suit. >> how about this damage after a tornado tore through the midwest sending at least 30 people to the hospital in tulsa. several businesses and homes were dadly damaged during the severe weather. hit the area just after 1:00 a.m. sunday. strong winds and heavy rains downed power lines, trees, 30 people taken to the hospital were all treated for minor injuries, they've since been released. >> i guess that part of the storm, there i mean, you see those pictures on the grounds, he you know something terrible came through there. unsettled and looks like we will get healthy dose of rain? >> absolutely, yes, potential for some flooding out of it, too. you can see, this is wall of rain headed our way currently working its way through kentucky up the spine of the appalachians for some of you, and here we've already had one rounds begin to push through. so the traffic issues are

going to be for the morning drive and for the p.m. drive. the whole day essentially is going to be impacted by this. granted little break between the batches, but won't last developing. most of the day does feature some kind of wet werth or at least spray from the vehicles if the rain is not physically filing from the sky. that's where we stands on the radar, let's talk about how much we will ends up with here look for the heaviest rainfall totals go south. philly on down through all of southern new jersey, through the southern half of new jersey, all of the state of delaware where you will see the heaviest rainfall totals. could you see upward of two and a half locally maybe even as much as 4 inches of rainout of this, that's where the bulk of the steadiest rain will come through. in the mountains, yes, still going to get hit. we have lehigh valley included here but far cry from upward of 4 inches, one to one and a half inches, you can hands that kind of rain without worrying about flashflooding. good news northwest half of the region. also take a quick peak what's going on in the tropics, they're starting to heat up, as women. tropical storm franklin has

been formed. that will continue a west to northwest track. currently sluggishly moving along 13 miles per hour, it does appear as though the storm will maintain its tropical storm strength, even as it crosses the uketon, but it is going to stay south, and be much more after mexico- central america concern , united states no its direct path. that's helpful. meanwhile we turn our focus back to what's happening here stateside, yes, you have got some rain. obviously made its way into parts of berks county, that's out at west lawn, pa, whitt fields elementary school technically next-door to reading, but regardless wall fine here today, it is soggy weather, basically everywhere, luckily we do clear it out for the middle part of the week, couple every straight days here look real nice in the sunshine >> certainly do, katie. thank you so much. just have to get through this morning, starting out to be busy. wet roadways, why would they give yourself extra time. looking outside, where we have an accident. welsh rd., it was blocking left lane. now pulled all the way off to the shoulder. heads up, that's what you are looking at if you see the

flashing lights in the area. then we have some rain coming down delaware 95 at the intersection of 495 and 295 overallment you can just see, all of the vehicles popping up on the roadways now, and kind of the same story here, on 42, so in new jersey, 42 freeway, that's what you are working with, looking pretty busy there as well. truck fire new jersey turnpike southbound before route 206. that right lane is still compromised. joe, rahel, back to you >> meisha, thank you. a man celebrating his zero eight birthday by crossing the finish line. >> (cheers) >> and we will introduce you to this guy who has completed more than 100 try at long as, and just finished another one. we will be right

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>> looking at newspaper headlines >> the bucks county courier times, school officials making big changes to the curriculum at bensalem high school. student will be able to sign up and focus on specific areas

of study, they include subjects like business, health and human service respect, engineers, mat meat innings to name a few. school undergoing a $08 million renovation, that's schedule to be completed august 15th. from the philadelphia inquirer, overbrook bakery is closing its doors. its owners say philadelphia soda tax to blame. they closed for good yesterday , the owners say the business fell 60% since the tax went into effect in january. the bakery first opened in 1948. >> from the news journal the apartment complex for corporate steven boar, st. andrews ants in bear, held community day in his honor. corporal ballard was killed while on duty in a wawa, in bear, in may. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley >> most people celebrate their 80s birthday with a big party >> but man in wisconsin inch, ushering a new, by competing another triathelon. >> no where near this.

>> ben paul began competing with he was 43 years old, since then, he has run in more than 100 try at long as, which of course, swimming, biking, running, and in honor every his 80 he competed in the ymca 38th annual triathelon, and he wasn't alone. about 35 of his family members competed right alongside of him. >> great support. great support. yes. seven grand kids, all for every my children, their spouses, yes, yes. >> speaking that far support, ben's twin brother, glenn, traveled all the way from australia to compete in the triathelon with him, other family member came from five different states, to support him. you got show support. zero eight years old >> he motivate everybody, apparently in that family >> we got to do more, joe, you and >> i all right. well, police want you to take a good look at some video here >> the video shows atv ride here investigators say drove right into a detective, tell you what police saw that rider doing right before the crash.

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good morning, i'm rahel solomon >> i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. it is 6:30, and here is you what need to know to start your day in the morning minute , today, monday, august 7th. >> that ball is way out of here. >> certainly, sad day for so many waking up to the news that the one and only dutch has passed away. my first ever jersey, like a lot of kids who grew up here in the philly area, was of darren daulton and his number ten. this is a tough one. >> it happened again, several teams arrested after a cook out turns rowdy. >> this gathering appears to be organized by the same group of teens responsible for last month's cook out.

>> mother nature hit the midwest with a vengeance this weekend >> what do you do? go on the road. >> vice president mike pence, pushing back against the public's report suggesting that he plans to run for president, in 2020. can he hit it in the trees there you go. it is a grand-slam. no doubt. and guess what? it is in the trees. >> crushed it right into the trees there. that was 13 year old jays from george a hitting grand-slam yesterday at the little league world series, southeast region tournament. >> oh, big congratulations, also big congratulations tonight upper providence little league baseball team. now we send it over to katie, because katie is inside now, because i hear there is some rainout side? >> little busy out there? >> to say the least, that rain

really starting to over spread the region as a whole here, yes. i called in a favor with the controller, can i stay inside? they were very nice to oblige. so thank you guys for make that switch. i appreciate t but, meantime, we have flashflood watch that not in effect yet but will take effect as every noontime for the southeastern real twi thirds of the area, so eastern chester, bucks county, all point south of that, philly is included. we will sit in the flashflood watch as of noontime. now, the rain again, it is not even at it heaviest yet, coming down pretty steadily across parts of chester county , delco, into philadelphia county as well. so the morning commute, absolutely being impacted by this, but this is not the worse it will be. afternoon, evening, ends up looking the worse, at the moment, though, we expect you'll see couple of showers, thunderstorms pretty much region wide. heaviest of the rain will fall in the southern zone, where we showed you the flashflood watch. that's where you get slammed the hardest with the heaviest rain. hence, you have to worry about flooding, because you've seen so much rain as of late that

the grounds is just saturated t can't hold much more moisture. so this will runoff. meantime skies do begin to clear out thankfully by tomorrow. i'll let you know how long the break lasts this time, only to check in little later in the shore shall meisha >> all right, katie, thank you so much. yes, the rain, it is starting to cause some problems for us. it is starting to get busy now so schuylkill eastbound at conshohocken, we did have a man change ago tire pulled all the way off, very close, on that shoulder, to the left lane, it hooks like he probably has moved out out of the way, see congestion levels probably building here. pushing in both the eastbound and westbound direction on the schuylkill basically, anywhere another area that's getting obviously very busy, we do have an accident, 59 north, at girard, so, it is right here, blocking the far left lane, so again, this is the northbound side, northbound side also starting to get very busy and southbound side you know how busy that is getting around girard, try to make your way into center city. so do you have jump on interstate 95, pushing really in the northbound or

southbound direction right now you're going to want to factor in extra time because of the wet roadways. truck fire here still out there new jersey turnpike before route 206. right lane and that accident in swenksville, involving injuries, park avenue still closed, at pennypack err road. spring mount road will be your best alternate. rahel, over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. new this morning, philadelphia police are investigating the shooting after teenager in kensington, the 13 year old victim told officers he was walking near the intersection of kensington and ontario last night saw shots, noticed he had been hit in his right foot so far no arrests but expecting dollars to fully recover. sad morning for sports fans in really the city of philadelphia, former phillies all-star darren daulton has lost his battle with brain cancer? daulton spent most of his long career with the phillies. he led the national league in rbi's in 1992, and was vocal leader on the 93 national league champion team. ricky ricardo of sister station sport radio 94, wip, tells us why this city loved

the man we know as dutch. >> he taught us how to deal with adversity. he was a fighter. he was a family man, a great friends, and teen mate to the guys that are obviously going to be mourning him all week and through this alumni weekends coming up. but more than anything else, he was one of us. >> daulton, diagnosed when brain cancer in 2013, in 2015 he declared himself cancer free. the disease returned last year and claimed his life at age 55. he is survived by his wife and four children, his mother and father and a brother. his funeral will be private. >> it does want to make me want to cry that he end up, you know, end up having to pass away, because he was such a good, good, great, you know, ball player >> he really was, he really did epitomize everything you wanted to cbsphilly.com, as a philadelphia sports fan. >> also, lot of reaction on

social media, this tweet from todd callous, son of beloved phils broadcaster harry kalas. i know my dad's favorite phils team was the wonderfully wacky group every grinders in 93. daulton was the heart and soul that far squad. hashtag rip dutch. >> former all-star reliever wiki battalico also taking to twitter. says, quote, why baseball is sometimes secondary, but darren was a hero in my eyes. hashtag legendaryleader ... we love you dutch. stay with cbs-3 "eyewitness news" as we continue this look bag on the life of phillies great darren dutch daulton. our coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com and cbs local app. >> other news this morning, police say it is the second time this has happened in less than a month. hundreds of teens reportedly gather outside after rec center in east germantown and throw rocks at police officers "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live outside the

lonnie young recreation center more on what was a chaotic scene, trang, good morning. >> well, good morning, joe, rahel. people who live in this neighborhood are saying here we go again, in fact, someone recording the spectacle on facebook live called it lonnie young rampage part two. police arrested three people. >> philadelphia police ushered dozens of young people along chelten avenue, away from the lonnie young recreation center in east germantown. where some 300 teens gathered sunday night. police say they had no choice but to break up the group around 10:00 p.m. when some in the crowd began to get rowdy and throw rocks at police. officers arrested three people , for vandalism, to patrol cars. a similar scene unfolded three weeks ago, at the same rec center. a cook out advertised on social media, attracted some 400 teens. videos posted on line show young people banking on cars, and taunting police officers. police said some of the kids

began hurling bottles at them. officers did not make any arrests. and the crowd eventually dispersed. police had a message for parent then, a good reminder, once again, after the second disturbance at lonnie young in a month. >> i know it is nice to have the fresh air, and to be out with their friends, on a summer night. but parents have to be aware what their children are doing, who they're with, and what they're getting involved in. >> unfortunately, no one was hurt in either incident. but, councilwoman cindy balances, who represents germantown, says this emphasizes the need for the city to help provide more jobs , as well as recreational opportunities for the youth, here in the summer. but for now, liver from east germantown, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." rahel, joe, back to you >> trang, thank you. >> and take a look at your screen, camden county police department is looking for a suspect involved in a violent atv crash that injured a detective. investigators say the detective and an officer noticed the suspect tampering

with equipment at a gas station on newtown avenue. the officers ordered the suspect to stop. that's when they say he drove his atv toward them, hitting the door of the patrol car, before striking the detective. the officer was also injured in the incident, both treated at the hospital and released. >> a philadelphia man will march to washington dc following a local police- involved shooting death jamal johnson marching on behalf of the justice for david jones campaign. jones shot and killed by philadelphia police officer, ryan in june. this is footage from that incident. there will be a rally today at 11:00 this morning at the north philadelphia site where jones was killed. and johnson will walk to dc to deliver a list of policing reforms to the department of justice. the search continues for the hit-and-run driver who killed a woman in center city. investigators say, a jeep hit 53 year old ann broderick near 13th and race street around 3:20 sunday morning. she died shortly thereafter. police are looking for ooh new err model white jeep wrangler,

rubecon, and ma have front ends damage. you are asked it call philadelphia police >> at least ten people hospitalized after american airlines flight en route to philadelphia encountered violent turbulence. >> totally unexpected. we've had cabin assessment to make sure everybody is okay. and again, we sincerely apologize >> this is video from inside the cabin, months after that harrowing experience. the turbulence happened about 20 to 30 minute before the plane landed on saturday. it was in the final stretch of it flight nearly ten hour one from greece. >> there was maybe 16 seconds up turbulence, it escalated, 52nd of normal turbulence, then ten seconds much worse turbulence, then one final lurch. and after that, everything was fine. but for those 15 to 20 seconds , it was extremely chaotic. >> american airlines issued

only a brief statement acknowledging the situation, and saying the faa will investigate. passengers we've spoken with say they've not been offered any type of monetary compensation for that bad flight experience. >> well, thousands of residents in margate had their power back afleck call explosion is caught on tape. >> oh, my god. >> twitter user posted this video as a balloon hit the power lines there is happened near washington and massey avenues at about 8:00 saturday night. it knocked out power to 2,000 customers for about an hour, but no one was hurt >> central pennsylvania town returns to normal after residents were forced to leave following a train derailment. six carson a csx train hopped a track last wednesday, this happened in bedford county. nobody was hurt but three train cars and local garage caught fire. resident had to evacuate for three days. many stayed at hotels or with

relatives >> i went to work every day. i had the same set of scrubs for three days. >> frustrating, i mean, you know, happy to be back in your hometown, but things happen, you know. some carson that freight train were caring flammable liquid asphalt. csx is investigating what caused the train to jump the tracks in the first place. well, looking for a new ride? how is this? white 1993 ford bronco sound? >> sound awfully familiar actually. yes, that white 1993 ford bronco is up for grabs. we'll tell you how much money you will have to pony up to get it. >> and get ready for the rain. katie is tracking storms, throughout the area, creeping in. she'll time them out in her full forecast that's coming up next.

>> welcome bang this morning, vice president mike pence blasting a report suggesting that he may run for president in 2020. says pence would run if president trump did not seek re-election, but pence fighting back issued a statement saying the article offended him, his family, even

his entire team. he also said it is laughable and absurd to suggest that he's not 100% to trump's agenda. >> the white house getting its first major upgrade since the 1940's. president trump will spends some time at his property in bed minister somerset county new jersey, while he's gone, work crews will empty the west wing. once that's done, the ceiling already replaced there and in the oval office, 27 year old heating and cooling system will be replaced. president trump about four days into his 17 day new jersey get away >> now governor chris christie is inviting the president to stay at a state owned beach house. >> that beach house in question at island beach state park made headline lines last month, you will remember these photos as the governor was photographed lounging on the beach ordered closed during a state government shutdown. >> the president is welcome at the gubernatorial qual beach house, open with -- welcome him with open arms, we're

happy for all of the placed co -go relaxation during august he is coming to the state of new jersey >> remain to be seen if the president will in fact join the governor there on the beach during his vacation in the state of new jersey. >> stay tuned >> what do you guys think the over under is how quickly it will comfort internet net name of the two of them show up on the beach in beach chairs? >> if not already out there >> probably already out there >> now, we switch gears, for all of our friends at the beach, this is going to be a loser day? >> it looks that way, yes. one of those days that you hit up the arcade on the board walk rather than try to make it a beach day. yes, try to find indoor activities. i would love playing board games on vacation when stuck in the rain, sit around the table with the family, make some memories that way, i don't think you will get a heck of a lot of sunshine, if anything, little lull between batches of rain, but there is a lot of rain on the way, and specially true for the south jersey coastline. you could end up with couple every inches of rain before it is all said and done. rain just gotten underway

forehands full of the eyewitness weather watchers, we zero in on couple of the spot, 67 degrees, comes in from phil this morning just start today see it pick up. what are we at now? 6:48 a.m. saw it pick up in the last 18 minute, same goes actually for injury high also reports began to see the rain pick up as of 6:30 a.m. looking at the air rainfall totals, not impressive yet. we are just getting started. so only at most right now one or two if not close to .3 of an inch has been reported by the watchers so far. so it is slim picking at the moment for rainfall amounts. that will change. when you see how much rain is on the way, so some pretty heavy clusters of rain working their way through, western suburbs specially, look at little wider zoom. this still needs to work its way through, that's where the bulk of the heavy precipitation comes from. and yes, flashflood watch does take effect as a result as of noontime southeastern two thirds of our area, so philly include in the. that will here's how it times out. right on q. those showers are moving in. the heaviest of the rain and

storms comes into the afternoon and early evening specially, but later tonight it will begin to let up. good news is that it is just today, rest of the mid week looking quite nice, courtesy of high pressure, look at the difference in the temperatures , one of the days clearly not like the others. any to living and breathe that show, putting together seconds birthday party. but, that's for another discussion. by the time we hit friday, new chance for showers coming our way, meisha >> all right, katie. thank you. looking outside, looking outside right now, very wet roadways, have us slowing down , not only are we driving little slower, but we've got some problem spot out there because of t so quick peak at the ben franklin bridge. you can see dark, rainy, little hazy out, there as you push in the westbound direction into center city. starting to slow down just little bit on the ben franklin bridge. we do also have have an accident here, 59 north at

girard, one, yes, one lane kind of squeezing by, see the fire trick out there. pulled all the way off to the far left. you have lot of gaper delay. northbound side will be very, very slow. but you're also probably going to get gaper delay. drivers far left lane, take a look what's happening, either where you go, northbound, southbound, give yourself extra time. joe, back over to you >> meisha, thank you. us secretary of state rex tillerson apparently managed to meeting with top diplomate summit of southeast asia nation this is weekend, tillerson gives the dinner both men scheduled to attend. over the weekends the un security council voted to enact new sanctions, on the north, after their test every inter-continental balistic missiles, with have the potential to carry nuclear weapons. the president of venezuela says beat terrorism with bullet. that's after rebellion broke out at military base. met with military leaders says

the government has put a stop to what they're calling a parra military terrorist attack, few people killed during the anti-government rally. the country's defense minister blames, quote, delinquent civilians? military uniforms >> support in denver today, after she filed lawsuit against former radio host accusing him of sexual assault david mueller sued swift saying that he was falsely accused of sexual assault. then swift filed lawsuit of her own claiming that he groped her during photo session before concert back in 2013. mule ever lost his job after the alleged encounter, both expected to take the stands this week. >> and, you could own oj so many n's white ford bronco, you know the one, so many people watched on tv during that chase on la freeway june 17th, 1994. currently owned by former sports august, and he claims he has already been offered $500,000 for the bronco, but he is holding out because he

thinks he can get more nor it >> very interesting. remember those photos. now 65:12. this morning, a lot coming up on cbs this morning >> sure is. charlie rose joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, charlie. >> reporter: hey, good morning , rahel, joe. we will talk with former ambassador to nato about the new sanctions against north korea. and are they likely to have any impact? plus, companies claim a dna test could help food sensitive tis. there are concerns these test does not have enough data behind them. and this, new neighborhoods popping up that combine the city and the country. we visit an agorihood, built around a farm, l families help with the produce. all that and more, plus the eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> all right >> see you at 7:00 >> charlie rose we will be watching, thank you, sir. >> agorihood, want to see what that is >> not that we any confirmation, phillies fans,

the best, 36,000 fans to be exact packed lincoln financial field just to watch practice. >> (cheers) >> the crowd roaring when quarterback carson wentz tossed that touchdown pass to receiver gibson. the eagles had their final open practice yesterday. fans of all ages got to head down to the field for autographs. diehard fans told "eyewitness news" what they think about the eagles chance of goes all the way this year. >> we're going all the way. all the way. >> playoffs, let's start with playoffs. >> so you don't believe in all the way? >> we do, we will get there. may take a year or two but we'll get there >> keep up. play hard. play to win every game. >> wonder if they were a couple? the first on camera there? seemed it >> the eagles will play the pack nerves first pre-season game of the year thursday night in greenbay. i love that, cautious fan there, playoffs, never too soon.

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>> there will be private funeral for darren daulton, all-star catcher died yesterday after four year battle against brain cancer. he was 55. >> the philadelphia school district has extended hours for pre k registration action open today through friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 63:00 p.m. >> abington is holding it national night out block party , at the abington town center from five, >> now a final check on weather and traffic >> one of those days. you want to walk out the door, yes, walk out the door with a umbrella, rain gear for sure, dreary beginning, won't see much sunshine, outside cut town area middle school. very lush looking greenery, but rain will douse us here, and the showers certainly already started, the heaviest rain comes this afternoon. >> good to know, katie. all right, already seeing some rain, causing some problems for usment accident 59 got at girard. left lane block right now. causing some backups all the way on to the vine. and heads up. accident route one media bypass northbound is closed,

was closed, one lane just opening before state road, very busy out there. >> indeed. well, it is a story we first brought you last week. local woman on quest to return lost classroom ring to philadelphia high school students? that student graduated from saint hubert's 68 years ago. this morning, so happy to report, the ridge has been returned. andrea forrester's mother lost the ring 40 years ago, while visit ago swimming hole in hopewell new jersey. two months ago nancy kennedy discovered it burried in the dirt with a tree root growing through it. facebook post led to the impromptu reunion >> i almost didn't even answer the facebook post. i'm not a facebook person, something just made me, and i'm glad that i did. >> forrester's mother passed away 30 years ago, she said plans to keep the ring somewhere in her home where she can see it every day. very sweet. >> and that's cbs this morning a look at whether dnna test cans real figure out >> remember to joining us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting at 4:30 a.m.

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