kept a bunch of misfits together in 93. >> we have who a philadelphia sports legend, phillies remember darren daulton who died of cancer yesterday at just 55 years old. our other big store i this noon is heavy rain heading this way, storm scan three is tracking the system, that is already brought, flash flood to go parts of the area. good afternoon jim's off i'm joe holden. rape hell solomon. heavy rain to start date and more on the way. flash flood watch is just in effect. >> lets get to meteorologist katie fehlinger tracking the storm from the cbs-3 weather

center, katie. >> great to be inside this noon, that is for sure because we have a very soaking rain that continues to pummel parts of the area. southe of philadelphia we will start off by taking another glimpse of the storm scan, a little more of the localized zoom, very evident where heaviest rain has fallen. new castle and kent county and across delaware bay into parts of the salem, cumberland county. as we zero in on the heaviest rain falling locally we have got not only lightening strikes coming in here across parts of the salem county as well and cumberland but also highest rainfall rates. thinks doppler indication that we are seeing in that dark maroon shade aired use, the part you see in the bull's eye in the center of the screen. they are as high as two and three-quarters inches per hour that is definitely leading to flash flooding in these areas. not saying that little pocket will be over you for an hour but it will cause problems, as we try to travel through these areas. just blinding downpours. in addition flash flood

warning is posted in that maroon shaded area until 2:45. to the south of that a flood advisory also until 2:45, flood advisory just north of that expiring over the next hour. the flash flood watch we will also mention that is more broad, it extends all the way in southeastern most pennsylvania, so what do you need to know? just expect you will need patients here, folks. heaviest rain does fall through the south ande from philadelphia to the southe but that does not mean you are immune off to the north and west. later in the show we will talk about when this gets out but how much of the this rain will get left behind and time out heaviest batches of it late will later on, joe? >> katie, see you soon, thank you. heart breaking day in philadelphia and across the area, one of the philadelphia 's most beloved athletes passed away sunday. >> darren daulton loss his battle with brain cancer. our pat gallen remembers life and career of the ball player so many called, dutch. >> well hit to deep left

center field but that ball is outta here. >> reporter: nickname dutch darren dolt on spent parts of the 14 season in the major league 13 plus with the phillies and half season with the marlins where he finally won a world series. all-star catcher in 1992, 93, and 95, dutch daulton taking took a beating behind the place and during nine knee seasons during his career. >> grand slam, grand slam. grand slam home run, darren daulton. >> reporter: but he was best known as undisputed leader of the 93 phillies squad that won 97 games, and shock the braves , to win the nl pennant n2010 dutch was put on the phillies wall of fame but in 2013 daulton was diagnosed with glioblastoma highly malignant form of brain cancer after treatment he announced in 2015 he was cancer free. on sunday night, the phillies announce that had daulton passed away at age 55. phillies chairman, bill giles, said in a statement through the phillies, quote darren was

a true leader of men. fill boys not have gone to the 93 world series without his leadership. chairman david montgomery added quote all of us at 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 truly one of a kind and we will dearly miss him. darren daulton was 55 years old. and that was our pat gallen reporting. tributes are pouring in for darren daulton from baseball fans and those who played and loved the game. >> alycia nieves joins us live from citizens bank park in south philadelphia where phillies just wrapped up a press conference. good afternoon, alycia. >> reporter: good afternoon, joe and rahel. phillies chairman with former players at the presser, reacted the same way so many fans have already reacted, everyone is extremely saddened by this death, of darren daulton. now all-star catcher who played over 1100 games with the phillies was really seen as a legend of sorts by so

many, and it certainly is an inspiration by those who love this team. >> want to meet me, you know, on a friday, you know, end up, having a pass away, because he was such a good, good, great, you know, ball player and everything. >> particularly, it brings up memories from that 93 team, and, you know, i was in first grade at the time. dutch was my favorite player. inspired me to play catcher in the little league. so, you know, very sad. >> reporter: and daulton was certainly a inspiration to seem fans but to so many players. the way that his former teammates spoke about him in the presser a little while ago it gave you a sense of the magnitude of this loss for the franchise, for players, and for baseball. >> there is a lot of good times. you wanted to be around the ballpark and wanted to be around him. he was infectious with the way he treated people and way he went about his business. >> darren wouldn't let us fail , you know.

i mean, there were instances where he got in a couple peoples faces and demanded that things be straightened out, you know. it wasn't, it wasn't an i team , it was a we team. >> reporter: at that press conference a little while ago phillies chairman david montgomery spoke about daulton 's battle with cancer, brain cancer, over last four years. he stayed close to him. the way that he approached this battle, battle with cancer, was quote unbelievable reporting live from south philadelphia, outside citizens bank parka leash a nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> honorable man for sure, thanks for that live report. another teammate on that great 1993 phillies team was phillies current first base coach mickey more dean i. >> both more dean i and ricky richardo says daulton was one of a kind. >> he was, he was ultimate deep leader, he was best clubhouse leader i have ever been involved in or with. and, he, he led by example, he

led by voice. he took care of any issue. that evolved during that year. he was really the guy that held that team together in 93, no question bit. >> he taught us how to deal with adversity, he was a fighter, he was a family man. a great friend, and teammate to the guys that are obviously going to be mourning him all week and through this alumni weekend coming up but more than anything else, he was one of us. >> one of the friend and former teammates have taken to twit tore express their feelings about dutch. >> this tweet fridays todd kalas, son of the beloved phillies broadcaster harry kalas. todd writes i know dad's favorite phils team was wonderfully wacky group of grinders in 93. daulton was the heart/soul of that squad #rip dutch. >> current phillies broadcaster, reliefer, ricky bottalico taking to twitter, ricky bo says quoting sometimes secondary but darren was a hero in my eyes, #

legendary leader we love you, dutch. funeral services for daulton will be private, stay with "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com for more coverage as fans and phillies remember this sports legend. >> in other news this noon, three people are under arrest, for vaned list am begins philadelphia police cars, after a huge mob, reportedly started throwing rocks near an east germantown rec center. investigators tell thaws mob likely gathered thanks to, a call on social media. traffic could not get through the crowd and even bus routes, they had to be rerouted. they moved into break up the crowd around 10:00 o'clock. >> here's the reality, most of those kid aren't causing any problems but just too many. at some point in time we have to disperse the crowd. >> police reported no injuries , now a similar mob seen erupted at same rec center last month. no arrest where is made at that disturbance. the search continues this noon for the driver who hit and killed a woman in center

city and then kept going. investigators say a suv hit five three-year old ann broad rick near 13th and race 3:00 to sunday morning. she died shortly thereafter. philadelphia police released a photo of the vehicle they are looking for. it is a new model wheat jeep wrangler rubicon with right front end damage. if you see this vehicle fill police want to hear from you. tensions escalate between united states and north korea u.n. security council approved sanction as begins north korea on saturday over country's recent intercontinental ballistics missle testing n responsibility, north korea government says it will quote make u.s. pay a thousand fold, end quote, able the sanctions placed a ban on north korea's export, coal, iron, lead and sea food. it bars other nations from importing, north korean products. well, some very heavy rain is targeting parts of the other are our area today. we will have the latest on the

threat of flash flooding in a few minutes. tornado touches down in the nation's heart land where a twister packing wind of over 100 miles an hour caused all of this damage. and why berks county's own taylor swift is heading to court, you are watching "eyewitness news" at noon and we will be right

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fair ball. it was right on the line. dykstra is into score. it will be a double for darren daulton and the phillies lead two to nothing. that will send him back to third base. >> just get chills watching it , reaction to the death of the former philly darren dutch daulton continues to pour in, he who his battle with brain cancer yesterday, former teammates and phillies broadcaster john kruk writes quote could not have asked for a better teammate and friend. prayers for his entire family at this time. i love you, buba. current phillies catcher cameron rupp says deeply saddened to hear about the loss of darren daulton today. you will be missed my friend, always enjoyed your presence at the ballpark. of course, we have more on the passing of this philadelphia sports legend, that starts later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. out west, taylor swift in the former radio host begin hashing out their losses in the denver courtroom.

david mueller is suing swift saying he who his job after falsely accused of sexual assault. swift, counter sued claiming that mueller groped her during a photo opp in 2013. jury selection begins today with opening statements set for tomorrow. both swift and mueller are expect to testify. president trump is out of the oval office for the next few weeks, staying at his property in somerset county, new jersey. white house is getting a scheduled make over something that, believe it or not has not happened since 1940's. right now work crews are moving everything out, ceiling will be refinished and 27 year-old heating and cooling system replaced among some other upgrade. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" teenager turns into a princess. it is her way of helping others, meisha. >> some of the biggest parts come in the small packages to day's we're meeting a young girl who wants nothing more to make other kid and me happy and she does it while dressing up as a favorite character, that is coming up, katie. meisha, as we look all the way out to the upcoming

weekend, at the moment we do, suspect we will see spotty showers out there but generally comfortable conditions with high in the low to mid 80's and mix of sun and cloud, otherwise for saturday and sunday but we will after lot of rain on that radar right now so we will track that for you and give you a sense of who will get hit the when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why!

welcome back, this is aftermath of a rare late summer tornado in tulsa, oak at ef2 twister with wind up to 135 miles an hour, touched down earlier sunday morning, without warning. authorities say that more than two dozen people were treated for injuries at area hospitals , and national weather service and tulsa officials say they are re evaluating their protocols after failing allegedly to

warn residents before the tornado hit the ground. back here at home it was beautiful second street festival in northern liberties , 20,000 people there , so much fun, weather was perfect. >> yeah. >> today, not so much. >> yes. >> but timing was on your side >> it is time for a reboot. >> yes it is monday. >> rainy days, monday as the song goes, but you know, we're getting hit pretty hard out of this down through delaware, we have got slammed so far this morning, and in kent county, there has been two, upward of 3 inches, that have fallen and there might be two to 3 inches in that area before this is all said and done. you will and have already seen , some flash flooding. now this is a perfect time for our cbs-3 mobile weather watcher to head out. lets go out to a live driving shot in millville where wipers are going. i mean this is one of the situations where you will be blinded in some spots by the rain that is currently coming down. you know, again, this is with

at lee the next couple of hours. i will time this out more specifically for you in the next couple of minutes but for now going out for lunch, this is a day you order in. if you don't to have go out i would advise not because we will and are already again, seeing some flash flooding. let's switch it back overtake a look at storm scan three next where it is evident where heaviest rain is falling through delaware, del marva peninsula in general and cut ago cross that delaware bay in southwestern, new jersey. this is the zone, right here that will get hit the hardest, is there more rain obviously also on the way, so training right over the same spot, that is why we're concern you will see additional inches over wharf seen in these areas. not immune to the heavy rain across poconos, lehigh valley but will not get hit as hard as we are in the southern half of the area. this is all riding in along a frontal boundary this does get on it of here come tomorrow but in the meantime, how much are we talking about. philadelphia area in general one to 2 inches is general

expectations, poconos, upward of one and a half, which is no picnic but it is not two and a half locally higher amounts you will see through southern new jersey and delaware. again there could easily be up to 4 inches if not more after what we have already seen and still waits in the wings here for these area. so yeah, that is where we will see bull's eye of the heaviest rain and other problem here, is the fact that we have already had a lot of rain from recent systems. so that ground is saturated, soil just can't soak much more up, you will see run off as a result of this thankfully not too much in the way of wind driven storms but a couple thunderstorms coming with it. if you had sunshine earlier in the day places like williamstown in new jersey. meanwhile let's jump forward take you in time step through the course of the afternoon. that rain still comes down heavily right through three or four or 5:00 p.m. early p.m. drive is not looking good. come six or 7:00 it looks like that rain will ease up but we will have ponding, spray from vehicles. that is what will lead to the problems for second half of

the typical drive but through overnight this does clear out and tomorrow is a new day. very quickly lets look at the tropics. franklin has, tropical storm and still expected to remain a tropical storm crossing over yucatan and losing its stream as it hits mainland of mexico but thinks a mexican concern. i am getting wrap. i want to jump ahead to the live look at neighborhood network is not looking g visibility less than ideal regional wide but especially through southern half of the area again, one of these days very clearly not like the rest and that is today. come tomorrow back to the 80's where we should be and we will see sun breaks, with some cloud. high pressure redeems control for turse through thursday and see a few showers by friday but today, by far the war day of the forecast. >> okay, good. >> katie, thank you. now we will meet a girl who is a role model even though she's just 16. >> here's meisha with today's love it. >> as you know it takes a very special type of person to give more of themselves then they

expect in return especially so young n today's love it we are meeting a little girl from indiana who is taking volunteering to another level, lets take a look. >> reporter: not only is mariah thompson read to go children at a local hospital but she's doing so dressed as elsa from the disney movie frozen. >> yes. >> this 15 year-old is teaching kid what you do for others is what truly shines. >> hi elsa. >> reporter: mariah has gravitate todd helping kid and wanting to spread that positivity. >> you never know what they are going through. it is nice to get them to smile, have a good day. >> reporter: so with her dress , and mariah gave them a reason to jump with joy taking time to read to them and then sing. >> whenever i sing, dance with them they are a whole other person. >> i have powers too. >> reporter: as these kid get older mariah hopes they never lose sight of their potential. >> ♪ >> reporter: potential they have, indeed, man rye says she

plans to pursue a career in nursing. great choice. no doubt bit. but first she has to graduate from high school. so, so young. >> yes. >> reporter: what did you say one thing you noticed in that picture. >> i saw golden state warriors jersey there. >> yes, that is right. >> of course, that is what joe picked up. >> yes. >> so, you think you will try to get your kiddos. >> anytime you can get children involved even as teens, it doesn't matter. it is always good to give back >> i could not agree more. it doesn't matter how big or small we are those little acts of kindness make a big difference and they turn our day around in the process. talk about a gift that keeps on giving. if you see a great story, send them my way. we will be right back.

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