takes heat from both sides of the aisle for not calling out specifically hate groups. >> the countdown is on. we're one week away from what's being called the superbowl in the sky. a rare solar eclipse. and cbs-3 is getting you ready with eclipsefest, everything you need to know to get ready for this once, i say, once in a lifetime event. >> how many? >> once in a lifetime. today is monday, august 14th, good morning everyone, i'm so glad i'm back. >> yes, i see, once in a lifetime. >> katie, meisha, keeping an eye on things. >> you're hilarious. >> wouldn't miss this for the world. >> but i will report about it for the next day. >> hey, it happened while you were away. >> what time is it, katie? >> 2:45 whether it will all peak. >> oh, that will be like happy hour for me. >> seriously. >> looking outside, actually the roadways looking really great. nice and dry conditions out there. katie hopefully stays that way one accident that just cleared

, another one, construction. >> all looking pretty good over here. we do have pretty sunrise currently getting underway, we start things off with quick peak of storm scan3, not too much to spot here folks other than some clouds beginning to build in. but i do have, talk about money shot, beautiful view for you. this remind me of like fog rolling in over the country side, so pretty. now that the sun is officially rising in the next couple every minute it, will help with the cloud cover. specially into the fall, start off with low-lying cloud cover it, all justin out, as the sun comes up really helps you again scour it away. current temperature here, 58. it is a heck of a lot milder elsewhere though. all the way up to 68 at the airport. sixty-three atlantic city, notice the calm wind, allowing that vale of fog to even form at all. we do have hint of moisture out there to help it along, as well. now, as the day goes on, yes, starting off with more sun than anything, with time those clouds will rebuild, not

necessarily sign of anything later on to come tonight. there may be a shower that pops up, for the most part just a day that gets a little bit more skewed each and every passing hour, by additional cloud cover. so looks good. 84 degrees the expected hi, pretty nice day, 80 degrees at the shore, nice beach day for you there too, mountains hit the upper 70s once more with sun building in. >> like you said, just looks like nice day, nice perfect for a monday. thank you so much, katie. good morning to all of you. so kicking offer brand new work week together. looking good jump on the roadways this morning, had couple of problem spot, most moving out of the way fairly quickly, so look, we were looking at disable look at the platt bridge, eastbound, all lanes temporarily blocked. that has now all since been cleared. so looking at flat bridge, big thumbs-up, looking great. not closed overnight for the construction on the vine. so moving in the westbound direction, starting to heat up levels little bit. take a look at the eastbound side, eastbound side on the vine looking actually pretty quiet. crack in the 6:00 hour now. where we typically start to see it start to heat up little

bit. overall vine, still looking good. i can't say the same story here for 95 south at girard. headlights moving in the southbound direction, this is where it is really starting to get busy. than is exactly what we can expect on a monday specially cracking into the 6:00. so head the out there on 95 south, headed toward center city. that's where you are starting to slow down, and i would say same story here, 42 freeway northbound at creek road. take that 295, starting to get little bit slow there as well. jim, rahel, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. neighbors in one south philadelphia neighborhood are waking up to some shocking news, the suspected murders after woman and her boyfriend. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at the scene to tell us more now about what police found inside that couple's amount. anita, good morning. >> good morning, jim and rahel well, they found a murder mystery. and they actually just opened up the roadway here on the 1300 block of federal street after spending several hours investigating the suspicious deaths of a couple found on the first floor of their

apartment. now, third district police responded here around 1145 last night. that's when they say they found a 50 year old man unresponsive, on the bathroom floor, they also found his 23 year old girlfriend, unresponsive on the living room floor. they were both pronounced dead minute later. investigators say the two had bruises to their faces, and were lying in pools of blood. and it appears that they were assaulted. chief inspector scott small says detectives did not find any narcotics in plane view and that what unfolded inside remains a mystery. >> the house appears to have been ransacked. however no sign of forced entry in the front door or the rear door. so we're not certain exactly what happened. >> so, a lot of questions still remain here this morning investigators say, that a family member who lives on the second floor of the department went to go check on that couple. that's when that person

noticed that both of them were unresponsive, and called authority. that person along with another witness were being interviewed by homicide detectives, but at this time, there is no word on suspect or any kind of motive. we'll of course keep you updated on the latest development just as soon as we have them. for now live in south philadelphia, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> okay, anita, thank you. >> also new this morning, police trying to figure out what led someone to fire 31 shots wounding five men in philadelphia's mantua section. this happened around 1:00 last night, along 39th and melon street. police found three men at the scene. short time later, two other victims showed up at nearby hospital. police tell "eyewitness news" they're questioning people who are seen driving away from that area. man charged with mowing down counter err protesters in charlottesville virginia kill one every them will be in court this morning. >> the incident at rally of white nationalists has led to widespread march he is for peace intolerance, live in new york to bring us to up date. good morning, hena.

>> good morning, guys, 20 year old james alex fields, jr. charged with second degree murder, and could also face federal charges, depending on the outcome of an fbi investigation. witnesses say, on saturday, the driver accelerated before plowing into the crowd, killing one person, and injuring more than a dozen other. >> the man suspected of ramming his car into a crowd in charlottesville, virginia, is scheduled to appear in court today. twenty year old james alex fields, jr., faces several charges, including second degree murder. he's accused of killing 32 year old heather heyer and injuring 19 others. fields, seen here, just before the incident, was attending a unite the right rally. a white nationalist protest, against plans to remove a confederate statue from a public park. the vigil, rallies, mars, held across the country in support of the victims and against hate. in florida, chicago, michigan,

seattle. >> in charlottesville, captured the moment of the attack, described how he took the hit, potentially saving his fiancee's life. >> hear tires screach. i look up, i see people getting thrown in the air. and the only thing coy do was push my fiancee out of the way >> president trump faced criticism from both sides of the aisle over the weekend for not strongly condemning white supremicist at the rally. virginia's governor called on all politicians to take a stand. >> now white supremicist, tell the neo-nazis, tell the kkk, tell them all, we've had enough of it. >> after president trump's initial response, the white house did issue a more strongly worded statement. specifically condemning the extremist group, and calling for national unity. and the all the right organizer every saturday rally said he plans to hold a press conference in washington today , former high school

teacher says the suspect showed interest in military history, hitler, and nazi germany. back to you. >> i'm sure we'll learn more in the days to come, hena, thank you. philadelphia's making it clear that there is no room for hate in america's birth place. >> about 2,000 people attended rally at thomas payne plaza, many held candle, sign of peace and equality, rally supported the counter protesters who opposed white supremecist groups, in charlottesville. one of the speaker in charlottesville saturday, and he is blaming president trump for emboldening the hate group >> they have this big -- it is something that can really can take over this country. i mean, well on its way there, every single day that they're in power. >> and there was a police presence at the rally, but everything was peaceful. >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to keep track of the developments in charlottesville, follow us on the air, of course, also on line, at cbsphilly.com.

well, with tensions brewing between the situation in north korea a top us military official has just arrived in the area. how resident of guam are preparing for a possible nuclear attack. that's coming up next. >> also ahead, margate resident sends out sos to protest decision to resume the do you know project. why they want federal intervention. >> and they're called instagram influence ers. how people are using their pictures to rake in some big money. that's coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i don't know if anyone has said this lately, but it is mid august, which means it is almost the end of summer. >> why do you stay? >> well -- >> why are you depressing people? >> got to enjoy what we have left. but we do have lots every sunday shine, and it is summertime now to kick offer the work week. katie has your full forecast when we come back. admit it, it is almost over.

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they also have to provide elevated walkways and pump out excess watt their collect in the areas. the team has also set up a procedure to test the storm water. >> well, a different kind of drain the swamp chant in margate, as folks gathered in protest to the judge's decision, allowing the do you know work to continue on their beaches. the project that left severe ponding along miles of shore line was originally an effort to protect the state's beaches from a hurricane. but frustrated residents tell us, that the project actually done more harm than good. >> basically the government come in, tried to fix a problem that didn't exist, and cause the problem. >> the problem was the bay. see sandy, if you came here after sandy, there was no problems along the beach. it was all the bay that was getting the flooding. we didn't have an issue. >> now with the work order lifted, do you know operation also expected to resume as early as tomorrow. >> well, still a lot of opinions on both sides of that , very controversial,

katie joining us now, i think we can all agree a nice day is always a good way to start the week. >> absolutely true. last week we had to deal with soaking rain on a monday. thankfully not the case here today. we are looking fine, even though there are some more clouds that will build with time, even more so, we don't have the expectation every wet weather until at the absolute earliest later tonight, even then it would be quite spot if i it happens at all in any given location, so looking good right now, beautiful sunrise currently underway. go check out that east facing window, take a look, role pretty site. now is the time of year where you start to see those pollen levels, rebounds willing again , so you have the spring allergy season, you have the fall allergy season and at the moment ragweed specially pretty heavy duty issue for us , but give medium to high levels throughout the day today. they'll spike against wednesday. no really significant rain coming along, keep those levels down. so, i expect that if you are an allergy sufferer, especially mowing the grass, grass allergy sufficient over err, going to be a problem the

next couple of days, can you imagine being a landscaper allergic to grasses, that would be terrible. i feel for you. let's take a look, right now tropical storm to track there is storm thankfully, is going to make a right hand turn, and stay out to sea, but there is an expectation that come wednesday, as it making it closest pass to the eastern seaboard, at least in our area it, may ends up being a hurricane, so we will keep an eye on the possibility anyway of stronger surf in the middle part of the week. right now your rip currents risk nice and low, pretty decent beach day, taking the kids to the park have more and more clouds as the day goes on but really isn't bad day at all. we start with sun, followed by clouds, chance of shower storm late tonight. tomorrow again spotty shower, storm, meisha. but look, we heat up in the 90s for couple of days this week again. >> gentlemen, see it coming wednesday. all right, katie, thank you so much. very good morning to all of you. happy monday. we are kicking off brand new work week together. looking good out there. so the ben franklin bridge, looking actually pretty quiet if you come from jersey, headlights moving from jersey

in center city. you can see where what what you're working with, there ben franklin bridge, big thumbs-up looking great. fifty-nine, southbound direction, academy road, this area starting to heat up little bit. overall just kind of holding levels steady here. which i have to say for 95 south actually looking pretty good. now we are going to start to heat up little bit around aramingo avenue. ninety-five south, aramingo avenue. you can see penndot kind of wizzing the cameras around, with the headlight moving in the southbound direction around aramingo that's where we start to i don't want to say slow down but certainly seeing more headlights out there at this point. route one oxford valley road, headlights moving in the southbound direction, what you are working with there actually looking pretty good. we still do have couple every point every construction out route 422 eastbound on ramp to 23, that ramp still closed. jim, back to you. >> meisha, with tensions rising between the us and north korea, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general joseph dunford is in south korea today, to meet with the lead err and military. meanwhile in guam small us territory north korea is

threatening to attack residents held peace demonstration, many un east bye being potential target. >> a lot of people are stressed out, they got a lot of things on their mind, north korea most specially, and the bombs that might potentially hit us, and to kind of unify the community, bring them out here, and think about something else instead of getting bombed kinds whatever this is about. >> guam is a key outpost for the us military, which use it is for base and bomber and submarines. in a significant development this morning, china's leaders say the country will comply with us sanctions against north korea. that means, it will stop importing north korean coal, iron, or, fish, and other goods. it is a major blow to the north korean economy. policy will go into effect september 5th. >> accused mexican drug lord el chapo due in a brooklyn courtroom. his real name guzman, he wants to hire new lawyers, but there is debate over howell ' pay for them. the attorneys claim guzman has been held in inhumane

restrictive conditions, us authorities say his incarceration is appropriate for someone specially who escaped twice from mexican jails. >> closing arguments are expected today in the trial of a radio station dj accused of groping pop star taylor swift. there is a case in which the d j accuses swift, her mother, and swift staff member, of trying to ruin his career. last week the judge dismissed the case against taylor swift. but the case against swift mother can proceed. the judge not yet decided on groping case against the dj. >> so when you look at pictures on social media. sometimes they seem perfect enough to be an advertisement. >> sometimes that's exactly what they are. correspondent kenneth craig takes a look now at the booming business of social media influence ers. >> perfect. great. >> alexa's job sounds too good to be true. >> thank you so much. >> she takes pictures of food and posts them on instagram, and companies pay her to do it >> once i started working with friends, and working on paid

posts, and, you know, advertisement, i realize people were really starting to see the value in what i was doing. >> more than 270,000 people follow her eating n nyc instagram account, considered social media influence err because her posts theoretically influence her audience about what and where to eat. >> every single influence err -- >> the found err of hyper brand. which runs search engine for companies looking for the right influence err to sell their products. >> basic rule of marketing, the better you target, the better the outcome is likely to be. >> says this new form of advertising is specially popular in the fashion, beauty , and leisure industry. he says there are 10 million influence ers, all of whom are supposed to identify ads, but as many as 09% do not. >> now we're seeing a shift toward, because kind of stamped down, okay, we're looking at you.

>> alexa has promoted brands as big as oreos and mcdonald's >> i can imagine that you didn't start off as a kid saying i want to be a social media influencer. >> kind of had opportunity to watch this whole culture transformation unfold. >> it is a picture worth a thousand words, for alexa, can also be worth thousands of dollars. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> i don't think specially on strain gram, the beauty girls do it as close to an ad. i hate girl who say i use this , and you have no idea. >> that pasta dish did look good. >> see, you're being influenced. >> it is working. no one won the powerball over the weekend which mens this week's jackpot, massive. that's coming up next. >> plus, are you tired of one room of your home being cold while the other feels too warm well, we've got a solution for you, coming up.

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>> good morning, here's what you need to know in your morning minute, monday, august . >> man suspected of ramming his car into a cloud in charlottesville makes his first court appearance today. protest testers crying hatred, racism, gather in philadelphia , and cities across the country. police are investigating after a couple is found dead in south philadelphia. >> investigator ers say what's mysterious about there, no sign of forced entry. >> a death perhaps search and rescue underway in northern india. >> after a landslide kills

nearly 50 people. >> we are exactly one week out from the solar eclipse. amazon is cracking down on fake viewing glasses. >> thousands of us probably bought them because they're cheap. >> draws the throw, doesn't go the ball gets away. and going to thirds, he takes his hat off and just stands there, and it is a double play >> if you look back, he's not made any mistakes, it was an innocent mistake. >> well despite the embarrassing base running blunder, phillies manager mccann on defending herrera. people on social media, however, are not as forgiving. >> they usually aren't. well, phillies head out west tonight for series against the san diego padres, but katie, looks like starting the work week on nice note. beautiful behind you. >> really pretty. very comfortable start to the day, as well, too, rahel. we do have some clouds out there, actually helping to make for some very pretty

colors on the sunrise this morning. but, i think you're generally going to see pretty nice day unfold, this is bright, sunny, bright blue sky, looking at skies yesterday, not quite. in time those clouds will thicken up more so. we stay dry throughout the day now there are few little green speckles on storm scan three don't want you to worry about those, ground clutter, not indicative of any wet weather out there, but we will find more clouds on the satelite throughout the course of the day. so all calm, and again, quite comfortable, at the onset right now. speak every right now, 68 is the current value at the airport. dew point is relatively low. that said, you know, winds still pretty calm. it feels exactly like that thermometer actually reads. dew point, out at the shore, also low 60s, low 50's up in the mountains right now. quite the calm start to the day. comfortable, as well, with nice light winds to go along with it, now as the day progresses, going to start to heat up with time. plus, pretty seasonable level all things considered, about 84 the expected high in philadelphia. that's only 2 degrees shy of

what's seasonable, so 86 the average on this particular day with time though and those clouds you have a limit any excessive heating certainly, later tonight we may even ends up with spotty showers along the way, but coming up, meisha , about to get a lot hotter around this area, so i'll let you know just how the thermometer will climb little later on. >> all right, katie, i like the sound of that, thank you so much. good morning to awful you. happy monday. looking outside, i have to say we've been looking really good all morning long, certainly, the nice sunshine, the nice dry roadways, really helping us out this morning, but, we are are starting to heat up clearly we would know that around 6:30, on a monday morning, really where it starts. so see the boulevard, very, very slow moving, especially the far right lane, after trying to jump on to the schuylkill, that's really where you're starting to get hung up. once you jump on to the schuylkill, bumper to bumper conditions here no longer traveling at posted speeds on the boulevard, southbound, or once you jump on the schuylkill at city avenue. then just beyond these trees, if you push into the eastbound direction, actually looking okay, really the westbound side that we've got our eye on right now, some very serious

backups there. ninety-five at street road, taillights moving in the southbound direction. looking actually pretty good. as you continue southbound into center city, that is where you'll start to slow down. forty-two northbound street road, look being okay, started about these levels about 30 minute ago, and just kind of held stagnant there. hopefully we continue there, do have construction, coming up in the next ten minute, rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank if you. following up on breaking news this morning, police investigating a double murder in south philadelphia. officers found a couple dead inside their apartment, on the 1300 block of federal street at around 11:45 p.m. last night. police say the 50 year old man and his 23 year old girlfriends appear to have been beaten. investigators say the home was also ransack, now just moments ago, we spoke to one neighbor who says he's shocked. >> it is very odd for the neighborhood. this is passyunk square, up and coming neighborhood, really don't see things like this. >> investigators say, family member who lives on the second e

and called police. that person and another witness right now are giving statements to homicide detective. >> also new this morning, police are locking for motive and suspect in a shooting in philadelphia's mantua section, left five men injured. thirty-one shots were fired. along 39th and melon streets around 11:00 last night. police found the three men at the scene, short time later, two other victims showed up at nearby hospital. we know at least one of those men is in critical condition. police tell "eyewitness news," they are questioning people seen driving away from the area. >> a police involved shooting in chester sends several people to the hospital. police say one man was shot outside during a argument, outside the gold room baron edgemont avenue yesterday morning. when officers arrived, they say, two men got in an s.u.v. and began shooting at them. police fired back hitting both men inside the car. no word on the victim's conditions, no officers were hurt. >> to big story this morning, man accused of driving his car into crowd of protesters in charlottesville virginia will

be in court today. charged with second degree murder, he is accused of killing heather heyer and injuring 19 others saturday. he went to charlottesville for the unite the right valley. protesters had a plan to remove the statue of civil war general robert e lee from a public park. nationwide many responded by denouncing white nash list, show their support for charlottesville and the victim of the car attack again heather heyerr there. were mars, valleys, vigil ever , seattle, new york city, seattle, denver. >> main line organizers held rallies to stands up against hate groups. >> one day we point to you, may love one day replace you. >> at lynnewood park in ardmore, neighbors joined together to remind each other that there is no tolerance for bigotry or hatred in their town. >> i purposely brought my children to see so that they know that it is not just people's color that are fighting the fight, you know, we have people supporting us,

all different colors, that are not happy with the way things are going. >> now, many who attends dollars the rally say it is time the united states has administration that will strongly denounce white supremecist. delaware county also hoses rally. the stands against hate rally to support charlottesville attracted dozens of people in media. >> the demonstrators stood against the white nationalist have i lens in virginia and said choose to go support each other. >> we all had to come together and hate in any form is wrong. you know, in any, in any rang, it is just wrong, and we need to learn to overcome it. >> those who attended believe everyone should denounce violence, and hate from coast-to-coast. and the philadelphia chapter of the naacp is also denouncing the violence in charlottesville. the chapter's president rodney muhammad warns it is a symptom of what's happening across the country. >> charlottesville is just a specimen of the united state of america right now.

and charlottesville shows us, it shows me, shows our organization, that we have a lot of work in front every us, and so you can expect the naacp to take a position all over this country. >> and the naacp chapter also criticizing president trump's plan to cut the federal budget for education, says the cuts would impact disadvantaged student and special education funding. >> well, life saving discovery just in the nick of time in texas. seventeen undocumented immigrants are found blocked inside a park tractor-trailer. police made the discovery yesterday after someone called from mexico, concerned, their relative was get too long hot in the truck. the immigrants were all found alive. officials detained two cuban immigrant who operated that trailer. >> well, coming up: is your job hazardous to your health? what could make your workplace physically and emotionally taxing? >> plus, it is a common problem in many homes. i know it is in mine. one room too cold, while another is too hot.

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solar eclipse happens somewhere on the planet every 18 month or so. but, the one that we will experience next monday is extraordinary, because this is a rare cross-country trip of the century that will become a seles celestial event for the history books. it is a cosmic show usually seen from space. but, soon, the best view will be on american soil. total solar eclipse. first one that will be seen in the u.s., in decades. >> this is the 99-year event. the 99 years since they a total solar eclipse, cross the entire us, west coast to the east coast. >> on august 21 the moon will past between the sun and earth e country at average speed of about 1500 miles a covering a swat roughly 70 miles wide. day will turn to n drop as much as 25 degrees. here in the philadelphia area, we will see partial eclipse. the sun will be about 80% covered. it will begin at 1:20 p.m. and

peak at 2:44 p.m. >> these cosmic moments when nature speaks to us, in a emotional way, sometimes comes loud, like thunderstorms, storms, hurricanes, earthquakes, but this one will be silent. >> total ecle chance to view te sun's corona. that area exeltromagnetic energt near solar system. which can have a real world impact here o >> it messes with gps, with communications system, even power grids. >> it can also mess with your eyes. >> sun way too bright for your eyes, to enjoy it, but be safe >> and if you miss this solar eclipse, you will have to wait until 2024 for the next one. and the best way to enjoy the spectacle is with special viewing glasses, and, right now, amazon is taking action against potentially counterfeit solar eclipse glasses. the company announced issuing refunds to some customers who

purchase glasses on the site that may not comply with industry standards. now later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 p.m., medical reporter stephanie stahl will tell us which glasses were supposed to wear, what can actually happen to our eyes if we don't have the correct protection. now, this is awesome. the franklin institute's chief astronomer, one of my favorite people, derrick pit, is taking you're lips questions live on the cbs philly facebook page. log on today 12:30 p.m., on the noon show to ask him anything about this amazing phenomenon. and every day in every newscast we will have you covered with all of the eclipse information you could possibly need. so stay with cbs-3 cbsphilly.com. it is eclipsefest, only right here on said, we want to gave you a sense of what this will look like. now, ged is a graphical representation that we will look at here. so nothing like the real thingcl viewing glass toss see how it will pan out. so talking about the solar eclipse happening in philadelphia specifically. this will not be a total

eclipse for philly. rather, about a 80% partial eclipse. so when this is maxing out at about 2:44 p.m. you'll cbsphilly.com something that kind of looks like a flipped or rotated half moon, essentially, but it is the sun , because that moon is blocking the view of it. so, it will all wrap up in e af, ample time that that shade is starting to take over and the ie but, we won't get to see the total eclipse here in philadelphia rather one. still pretty awesome site to see back here at home. notohe eyewitness weather watchers. check out what they've got up their sleeve here this morning , i want to see couple every pretty pictures coming in from some of the folks, beautiful cloud structure, isn't that gorgeous? out in william town, here, sending this one with pretty yellow of the sunlight reflected off the cloud cover. out on here with ed connor lives beautiful lush greenery with all of the recent rain, trees look beautiful, and starting to brighten up nicely

go to just one more again the streak every clouds, what we saw from the pictures in williamstown, from john, he's out in the olney area, john hagman with facing out to the south. he's got the real pretty cloud structures, quick peak at some of the area temperatures, just short list for you. off to very comfortable start for the most part, up ear's, low 60s across the in general, matt at 57, for example, so is john in tabernacle, barbara willow grove at 63, general idea what we are finding pretty much everywhere. quick check on storm scan to show we do have tropical storm out here folks, her name is ge rt. good news she will be making a bypass from the entire eastern seaboard, no direct threat to land here in the u.s. let alone north america: but we do have couple of showers or storms along the way, should stay dry today, rest of the week maybe scattered shower or storm along the way. >> good to know. thank goodness just waking up with us right now the roadways are nice and dry. really helps our commute all morning long. so katie thank you so muchment

looking outside right now, think are looking pretty good. ben franklin bridge both of you, coming from jersey traveling in the westbound direction, toward center city the levels you will be working , with looking good, still traveling at posted speeds on the ben. but not everywhere. schuylkill, though, at gulph mills, actually looking okay. no real delays here. kind of steady flow as we approach our 7:00 hour. then, schuylkill at spring garden what you are looking at there, i will say starting to very down as you push in the eastbound direction, as you kind of start to head into center city. that's when you really start it put on your brakes. starting to heat up the eastbound side of the schuylkill, and also, westbound side, at city avenue on the schuylkill, also looking pretty darn slow right now coming off the boulevard. ninety-five south at ridley park, what you are looking at here, both directions, looking good. southbound side i keep my eye on right now. looking all right. construction crews still out there 422 eastbound ramp from route 23, that ramp is still closed. jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. are you tired of one room in your home being cold, while another feels too warm? well, there could be a

solution. this week's angie list report we take a look at hba zoning system. >> temperatures often vary from room to room. but zoning system can help. the combination of a zone panel, thermostat, and a series of dampers, can help even things out. >> so you're asking for cooling upstairs, the dampers for downstairs will close and block off cold air to downstairs, and then air conditioner will come on, and all of your air will go upstairs. >> ideal to have zoning installed when a house is being built. >> so if you're in the process of building, talk to your builder and see if it makes sense for your home. >> you can also add zoning to an older house, it cost about $2,500 for the average two story home. but keep in mind, this is about comfort, not safing. >> installing a zoning system isn't going to make your home more efficient. you're not going to see it on your till at this bill. what you will see much mover comfortable temperature throughout your house. >> some people try to zone by closing registers in different rooms. but that could ends up doing

more harm than good. >> see if people close every register in the first floor to try to force more air upstairs , about if you can make the air conditioner run too cold and freeze up. >> expert say most homes would benefit from zoning, especially those with vaulted ceilings, lot of large windows , for maximum efficiency good idea to have a programable thermostat, as well. >> on the cbs-3 health watch, new study fine energy drinks could be paving the way for cocaine addiction. researchers at the university of maryland look at nearly 1100 college student over four year span, and the study which was published in the journal drug and alcohol dependence, show college student who consume energy drinks on regular basis are more likely to develop a drug or alcohol addiction. >> very concerning findings there. another study found that the workplace may actually be hazard us to your health. researchers at harvard locked at more than 3,000 working americans, and found that about half of them said they had to perform tasks during their off hours to meet demands, while more than

quarter claim they face unpleasant or hostile conditions on the job. >> that's not nice. could you own a home designed by american architect frank lloyd rice. >> the historic home will cost you, home in deck at or illinois listed $725,000. the home that was built in 1910 has six bedrooms, four and a half baths, and while it wasn't completed by frank floyd write, his prodigy did follow his blueprint to follow i shall t the blue print do come with the home. >> 6:00 a one, a lot coming up this morning. >> charlie rose joins us with a preview. good morning, charlie. >> good morning, rahel, jim. we will turn with attorney general jeff sessions about the investigation into the violence, and a man who was hit by the car in charlottesville describes the moments of chaos. also, this. we are deep in the colombian jungle, where record amount of the key ingredient in cocaine has grown. how america is helping destroy the crop. all of that plus the eye

opener. your world in 890 seconds. we'll see at 7:00. >> we will be watching, charles i, thank you. highlight of bruno mars concert in michigan not one every his songs but he closed out his set by announcing he would be donating get this $1 million to help victims of the flint water crisis. the michigan city is still dealing with tainted drinking water that has contained lead and other dangerous toxins. speaking every bruno mars, the teen choice awards were held last night, managed to get the crowd excited without even stepping foot in the building. >> i'm going to show you guys just a little preview of my latest music video. >> and the singer, said he's still on tour but let the little surprise for his fans, he did also win the visionary award, and pop rock band maroon five, the decade award while giving fans real big scare, in their except tan speech. listen. >> our sixth and final albumn coming out in november. i am man, i'm joking.

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>> before you hit the road here is three to go. >> police investigating murder mystery in south philadelphia where couple was found dead overnight. authorities say their home on

the 1300 block every federal street was ransacked. >> driver who ran his car into protesters will be in court today, he is charged with second agree murder. >> closing argument begin today on the trial of former d j accused of groping pop star taylor swift. that's three to go. >> last check on werth and traffic? >> we've got some fog issues out there, pretty localized so if you saw that in the pocono peak a moment ago, also will finds that outside in this particular live network shot, normally is mountain in the distance, can you not make that out at this point. just watch for isolated poor visibility, in a couple every spots, specially northern most counties seems out toward the farm territory into central pa resort forecast looks great today. right around 80 at the shore, upper 70s mountains, some sunshine, building clouds throughout the day, though, meisha. >> all right, katie, thank you so much. couple of spots looking pretty busy, visibility issues, boulevard southbound jump on to the schuylkill, jim, can barely see those headlight, but it is slow moving. take a look at this,

schuylkill at city avenue also pushing in the westbound direction, very slow right now >> i was going to say i needed my eyes checked. milestone. >> little one just marks zero six days of life. baby hasn't been named yet. says the name will be pick from the public, is in good condition, tipping the scales at 6.6.. looks little bigger than 6.6, that's what they say, the daughter of the tokyo resident giant panda shin shin. so shin shin, unnamed baby, baby jane dough. >> on that note, next up, cbs this morning actress susan sarandon. >> remember to join us each weekday morning starting very early 4:30, are you happy to be back up at 430? >> i don't get up at 430, i'm here at 430. can i stay in bed until 430? okay! >> we'll see you again tomorrow at 6:00 4:30, have a great great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, august 14th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." crowds across the country denounce white supremacists, and more on a woman killed in an apparent car attack. this photo depicts the chaos in charlottesville. this man was pushed in the air. attorney general jeff sessions joins us with how the justice department plans to investigate. colombia's growing more of cocaine's raw ingredients than ever. we go deep into the jungle to see how the u.s. is trying to