hurricane harvey is hammering texas storm scan three shows eye moving inland in the southeast texas right now, harvey made land fall around 10:00 central time last night bringing witt heavy rain and sustain winds of 130 miles an hour. it is still strong enough to pull down this road sign over i37 near corpus christie. good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao we will get to meteorologist matt peterson with a check of our forecast in a moment, but first the latest on the harvey, category two storm capable of extensive damage. for many, the misery is just beginning. don champion is live in corpus christi not far from where

harvey made land fall and we are already hearing about a lot of damage right there. >> reporter: you can see some of this behind our hotel here, trees down, fences down every where and more significant damage. and while daylight will begin to reveal some of that, the slow motion disaster is far from over. a torrential rain, high winds, pounded the texas golf coast, harvey made land fall 30 miles northe of corpus christi as a category four her dane, the most intense storm to hit the u.s. in more than a decade. 125 miles per hour winds, took aim at the town of rockport, a high school, a senior housing center and parts of historic downtown, all hit. hours later, the monster storm made a second land fall, and started weakening, but it is

on track to jump up to 3 feet of rain in some areas. as harvey approached officials urged coastal residents to evacuate, many boarded buses and headed inland. >> trying to be strong because i don't want my children to sianni then they get scared, you know, they will be scared. i have to be a strong mother for them. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott visited a shelter in san antonio. >> most important thing you can do is safe guard your own life. >> reporter: still in the storm's path flood prone houston and cities more than 2 million residents as well as key oil refineries, forecast is already pushed up gas prices, harvey is expect to stick around for days and could spin back in the gulf, and strike again, next week. and just to give you an idea of how much rain parts of this region are expecting, january, the national weather service had to add another color to

its precipitation map, to illustrate rain chances of more than 20 inches, just incredible. >> incredible storm, don, so we're hearing people there actually need help but first responders just can't get to them, what do you know about that. >> reporter: that is right, there came a certain point during the storm, when local officials said that we are not going to put the lives of first responders, at risk, in fact, jan, overnight i saw a building, what looked like a building burning just down the street from our hotel, fire crews just not go out into the conditions, within the pennsylvania hour or so we have started to see some first responders driving around, and i guess just assessing some of the initial damage here, but certainly as conditions start to improve, a little bit, we might, see some first responders out, and about for sure. >> as you said, don, this is just beginning, please do stay

safe both you and your photographer, thanks very much for latest on where harvey is heading and look at our forecast at home here's meteorologist matt peterson in the eyewitness weather center. this storm will take days to move out of there. >> it will circle around looking at models for harvey, it is what we call a squash spider, it is just all of the models all over the place, there is no consensus about where it will go, it is looking like it will circle back around maybe back out in the golf as don was talking about in his package and if that could happen it could re strengthen and make another land fall furthere on the texas coastline. this storm is far from over. it made land fall at 11:00 o'clock eastern time 10:00 o'clock central time and since then it has been wreaking havoc across the texas coastline. here is storm scan three showing you harvey right off the bat, corpus christi is, right there on the south side of the system, vittoria is in there as well, it looks like

our eye wall is making its way to victoria. center of this system is 40 miles off shore, it made land fall last night on san jose island and made a second land fall further inland as well, past one of the bays just beyond san jose island. again, everybody's eyes continue to look down to south texas where 30 to 35 to 36, maybe even inches of rain are possible, we're talking about a years worth of rain for these folks in under a week, it is just going to be absolutely devastating once this system does eventually, pull away from the area. now back here closer to home we are looking at temperatures this morning that are on the warmer side of things in a few areas, just shy of 70 here in philadelphia, it is 68 but we're the warm spot. other spots out there including millville at 61. poconos this morning 46 degrees, that is sweat shirt weather to say the least day planner here we will be up to 70 by 9:00 this morning a

wonderful day for us here in the delaware valley, sunshine 75 at lynch time and then again, we will get up to 79 degrees this afternoon. we will talk more about our forecast and more about harvey in a bit. >> great, thanks matt. as texas deals with harvey a dozen red cross volunteers from philadelphia and new jersey are now on the way to help. as "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff tells us more volunteers may soon be on the way. >> reporter: help is on the way for more than 1300 miles away. red cross is in southeastern pennsylvania is ready to cyst with what will be a massive endeavor offering aid with millions in its path. >> it will impact our community in the sense of the resources that we need to marshall to support those who are affected. >> reporter: hurricane harvey is expect to make land fall near corpus christi texas where flooding, high winds have already made an impact, storm is then expected to whoever over houston dumping

what could be a 3 feet of devastating rainfall alongside tornado strength winds. buses continue to shuttle hundreds out of corpus christi coastal hotels in harvey's path are being cleared, babies in the neonatal unit flown north to safety and those boarding up before fleeing, fear for what they will return home too. >> what he don't know what will happen or if we will come back to home or what damage we are coming home to. >> reporter: at philadelphia international airport. >> u penn student and houston resident jennifer lee says that she took off from home just in time but thoughts will remain with her family riding out the storm in texas. >> i'm definitely concerned, yeah, everyone is pretty concerned about what will happen during the storm, flooding and what can happen afterward. >> reporter: two philadelphia area volunteers from the red cross are already on the ground in texas along with 10 from new jersey, both states

anticipate sending more. reporting from center city, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" throughout the weekend as we continue to track hurricane harvey, plus our coverage, always continues on line at cbs philly.com. in other news this morning , u.s. military officials say that north korea 's latest missle test has fail. north korea fired three short range ballistics missiles last night as tensions continue to escalate with the united states. u.s. pacific command says two failed in flight and era period to blow up immediately, this is first test, since north korea threatened to fire missiles at guam earlier this month. president trump has directed the pentagon to declare indefinite ban on transgendered individual joining the individual but he appeared to leave open possibility of allowing some already in uniform to remain in the military, the obama administration had changed the long standing policy back in

2016, declaring that troops could serve openly as transgendered individual. president trump has pardoned former arizona sheriff joe arpaio following his conviction for intentionally disobeying a judge's order in the immigration case. the eight five-year old was found guilty last month of ignoring an order to stop detaining people suspect of being undocumented immigrants. we are keeping our eyes on hurricane harvey this morning as it continues to slam the gulf coast, another live look, and latest path of the storm is coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. we will also have this. >> reporter: number of hot car death from parents forgetting their babies in the back seat is on the rise but new technology is helping to remind them about the most precious cargo, i'm kennett craig in new york with the look coming up. also ahead the history, the shopping, the food, of haddonfield, new jersey.

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back on "eyewitness news" we are looking live at texas as hurricane harvey pummels the gulf coast this morning. the powerful storm made land fall about six hours ago at the category four storm but it has since been downgraded to a category two storm with wind

at 100 miles an hour, it is just under category three status still a very serious storm. taking a look at harvey on storm scan three you can see mack dude of this storm and we hear that streetlight in the live picture on our left just blew out, meteorologist matt peterson will have the latest on the storm's path in a few minutes. well, each year dozens of children all across across across the country die after being left in hot cars and that prompted car make tours create back seat alarms, that some argue could be as life saving as a seat belt. kennett craig reports from new york. >> reporter: police responded to not one but two hot car deaths on the same day this pennsylvania july. both babies were forgotten in cars with temperatures, reaching into the high 90's. the group kid in cars says that so far this year, 36 children have died this way. now, some auto makers are rolling out new technology, to help prevent these tragedies. >> they are absolutely heart

breaking. >> elsa foley developed the rear alert system it monitors if a back door is opened before driving and notifies the driver if the rear dear is not reopened, after parking. in two different ways. >> so there is multiple phases of warning, first alert on your dashboard. >> that is right. >> reporter: after a few seconds next alert happens and horn honks multiple times. >> split was right there. >> that is right. that calls your attention back to say wait a second, maybe i forgot something. >> reporter: senator richard blumenthal wants to see this kind of technology in every new vehicle. he introduced legislation that would require auto makers to install alerts, it has the backing of more than two dozen child and road safety groups. >> consumers, should want this product just as they do, seat belts, air bags. >> reporter: general motors already has a back seat reminder available in several of its vehicles, nissan is trying out its new alert in

2018 pathfinders. >> it is not a solution, it is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: one advocates say it is a critical step toward saving lives, kennett craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back now to weather now and our top story, of course is hurricane harvey. matt, we hear it has been downgraded to a category two but still very strong. >> absolutely still a storm that is packing a punch to say the least. it is not going to be done for more than a few days either. it will circle down there near corpus christi, houston as well and extremely unfortunate we're talking about feet of rain as i said before possibly a year worth of rain in the week. just insane the amount of water that is going to be sitting down there over southeastern texas, really not just through this weekend but it looks liken into the coming week as well. so here are the current stats on harvey, of course, it made land fall last night as a

category 41st category four since 1961, hurricane carlos to make land fall in texas. category two. hundred miles an hour sustained wind, moving slowly 6 miles an her to the north and west. for the most part right now it is still just inundating the south east coastline with lots of water, and it is only going to remain that way. it will possibly get worse as we go through next couple of days, right to storm scan three you can see underneath our satellite, radar those orange and red as well, that is our hurricane and tropical storm warnings, all the way from brownsville texas right on the boarder with mexico, all the way up to the louisiana border. so the entire gulf coast of texas at this point is either under a hurricane or a tropical storm warning because of the winds that are going to be seen, extending themselves through the coastline and then where all of the water is, it is right now moving inland. eye of the hurricane is just

about 40 miles inland from san jose island where it made land fall last night at 10:00 o'clock central time and right around the eye which you can still see even as this weakens to a category two, lots and lots of heavy bands of thunderstorm activity is where we are seeing strong winds at this point still gusting over a hundred miles an hour with sustained winds right around a hundred miles an hour and it will continue to weaken as it continues over land, but what we will see is actually a chance for this to circle back around toward the gulf of mexico and fit does it could strengthen back into a stronger storm but again we will be continuing to watch this, our storm scan now switching over to satellite. you can see that eye without all of the radar on there and show you precipitation. still a very intense, very strong storm, circling across southeastern texas. back close to home is there not a whole lot happening a few cloud for us, this morning in general it will be a very nice, sun filled day, you can see future weather in the

talking about anything today or thomas we look to tomorrow morning. now, they are trying to paint in a couple showers on sunday afternoon, it will be dry tomorrow even though future weather tries to paint those showers in and then into monday looking good, once again, to start out our workweek. here is our seven day forecast , 79 today, plenty of sunshine for day number two of our komen walk for the cure, three day walk for a cure. seventy-eight tomorrow. we wrap it up with very nice conditions, moving into early next week, still nice on monday, our pattern continues, 80 for a high temperature. some sunshine for us. we could go with spotty shower chances through middle of the week, tuesday, wednesday, even into thursday as well but jan, it clears out by friday and even though we have rain chances our temperatures are staying well below average. i think we have finally turned the page, thinking more about fall, then summer. >> no kidding, okay, matt, thank you. this week cbs-3's summer fest rolled into haddonfield,

south jersey town is rich in history, filled with charm and so welcoming to those who stroll along the quaint streets, haddonfield is just a short drive from philadelphia, only 10 miles away from center city but once you arrive it is a world away, if you are looking for one of the kind boutiques, cafes and historic charm this is the place, haddonfield is shoppers paradise when are looking to go retro or turn back the clock quite literally our own jessica dean found out that part of the charm in haddonfield is specialty shops that line the streets. >> reporter: drive or walk down kings highway in haddonfield and we will see historic beautiful homes lining the road just up the way shops and restaurants wait to welcome you inn side. huge clock shop is one of the few places in the delaware val that i specializes in keeping up old clocks. mark is now in his 40th year as a expert in clocks. >> we repair a lot of

historical clocks, clocks that are over 200 years old and interesting about where they have been and what they have seen. it is satisfying. >> reporter: time passes on these faces as well as those of his customers. >> i went to one house one time and they had a new born baby and fix their grandfather clock and go back every five or six years and now the child is like 27 years old. >> reporter: just up the way toys stuffed the shelves of the happy hippo where the classics are still hot items. >> i have been here for 37 years, not a lot has change. >> reporter: happy children still wander aisles here six year-old maggie barker shows us around a place she has come to known well. have you been coming here since you remember. >> yeah, i don't even know how oldy was when i first came here but i always loved this store, it is my favorite. >> reporter: just over two years old, the book stories a relative new comer to the town but item braces time honored tradition of the brick and mortar brick store.

>> we are the only independent full service book sell inner south jersey we have a little bit of everything. >> reporter: it is perfect place to catch up with neighbors, or meet someone new >> it is best part of the job, we bring people together and people just meet each other in town, they happened to find each other in the store. >> that was our jessica dean reporting. now one of the more unique pieces of history in haddonfield is haddon fire company. fire department is the second oldest volunteer company in the entire country, a small museum inside of that building celebrates what would have been a treacherous profession in the 17 and 1800s, two hand pumps there are perfectly preserved shows how physical the job was for those who had to work for the water. >> back in the old days you didn't have the masks, you just went in, it was a real pleasure helping people in the town. you're helping somebody. you're doing a town a favor by helping the people in the town , when there is a problem or emergency.

>> of course, technology has come a very long way since the days of leather buckets, hand drawn water and flannel shirts today the department is state of the art and volunteers respond to about 500 to 600 fire alarms each and every year. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning we will go behind the scenes of what is new in theaters this weekend. i'm kevin frazier coming up el fanning and carli ray jebson, lend their

(i wanted him to eat healthy., so i feed jake purina cat chow naturals indoor, a nutritious formula with no artificial flavors. made specifically for indoor cats. purina cat chow. nutrition to build better lives. welcome back an inspirational family film is new in theaters this weekend, kevin frasier from entertainment tonight takes us behind the scenes of leap.

>> reporter: this week an all-star car with el fanning, carli ray and maddie zigler bring animated adventure to dance and courage to the screen of leap. >> i will be everything i want to be and since i can remember i have loved to dance. >> reporter: in leap fanning voices an orphan girl of big dreams of going to par toys learn ballet but when she gets there she's not as quick to learn as she thought but with help from amen for voiced by carli ray jeep son she starts to get on her feet and learn the moves. >> i think everybody need a little bit of help when it ace prep eighth this girl had a big dream and i wanted to dedicate myself to it. >> reporter: camille and has real life experience were not so nice dancers like the one she plays in the movie. >> i do know camille. i feel like there are so many ballerinas in life and i have had to deal with aloft mean dancers, but i guess, my character is just a example of what not to be in the dance

scene because i'm a dancer, everyone is competing for the same spot. you have to let people take their turns and not be a snob. >> reality check little rat, you can work as harp as you like, you can train 24 hours a day but you will always be nothing, no matter what happens. >> no matter what happens, never give up on your dreams, you can do it. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning harvey roar as shore, band of torrential rain and high wind are pounding the texas gulf coast right now and there are no signs of this powerful storm letting up anytime soon. still ahead we will show you video of some of the damage there, already coming into our news room this morning, we will be right

t comes to cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, she's coming for the multimodal therapy where the specialists form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. we have so many tools at our center. this is what attracted amy all the way from new york. these were people who were experts in their field. and for us that was the best choice. learn more about our breast center at cancercenter.com slash philadelphia.

a live look now at point texas where hurricane harvey is pummeling the texas gulf coast. we have another live look ahead and we will show you some damage already reported there. also ahead a big mystery after this stolen statue shows up under i-95. and then pounding the pavement in a sea of pink we're live on day two of this mission and hear why these people are marching this weekend. good morning everyone i'm jan carabao, our top story

today, of course is hurricane harvey but back here at home weather is looking lovely this weekend. meteorologist matt peterson is live this morning with eyewitness weather, matt, good morning. >> good morning, like you said all eyes are on the texas coastline as harvey continues to pound away at south texas, but here, back in the delaware valley we are looking very calm, very comfortable, and absolutely great for our weekend. outside right now here on the sky deck it feels great, down at the beach in rehoboth taking a look at our neighborhood network quiet start to the day down there as well and our beach forecast, shore cast, today, it will be fantastic, high of 77 degrees, all that sunshine. water temperature is 75. great day to get out there and catch rays, use the sun screen , there isn't too much risk for rip currents but you want to be swimming as well by the life guard and you will not have any kind of problems. taking a look at storm scan three there is harvey pounding away at south texas coastline

and right now about 40 miles inland and just a little bit to the southwest of the victoria area and continue to spiral through south texas, florida not just today, and not just sunday but even into next week dropping, inches and inches, maybe feet of rain in the next week or so. we will get another update when i come back inside in just a second. for today though in the philadelphia area we will go with a high right around 8o we will top out at 79, jan. >> matt, thanks very much. we will get back out to you, thank you. hurricane harvey is packing a punch this morning as it moves into texas, here's another live look at point pullaso, harvey at category two still considered a hurricane causing extensive damage. forecasters expect catastrophic life threatening flooding through west. eyes hit texas coastline around 10:00 o'clock last night 30 miles east northeast of corpus christi. the city of rockport close to

where the storm made land fall has taken a hard hit. there is damage to rockport high school and senior housing complex. president trump has issued a disaster declaration for texas , it allows federal aid that could include grants for temporary housing and home repairs, low cost loans and other programs to help individuals and business owners recover from the storm. he plans to visit texas, next week. as hurricane harvey batters the gulf coast, folks in new jersey are remembering the devastating super storm sandy. about 400 homes and businesses in brigantine suffered substantial damage during that storm, and atlantic county officials have spent millions of dollars on safety improvements including new storm water pumps and raising hundreds of home to taller standard. still some people there are wondering what happens if another major storm comes through. >> are we prepared to respond, we will? we will respond as best as we can, but, again, there is still that unknown and for us,

that is what makes the job a little difficult is unknown but we will do what we have to do. >> now atlantic county officials there say after dealing with super storm sandy they want to warn all residents if ever instruct to evacuate during a major storm, please do so. in other news this morning investigators are trying to pinpoint what sparked an fire at an apartment building in delaware county. fire fighters rushed to this three alarm fire at cher and wood land avenue around 2:30 friday afternoon now everyone got out of the three story building, fortunate too since some there heard an explosion and because of the roof collapsed, fire fighters had trouble battling the flames. >> due to the collapse of the roof, we cannot put anybody inside of the building. we're surrounding it with the largest hose in the ladder trucks. >> reporter: one person was treated with smoke inhalation. a former philadelphia narcotics officer is facing jail time this morning after he admitted giving woman drugs in exchange for sex. "eyewitness news" reporter

david spunt was in the courtroom when the former officer pleaded guilty. >> reporter: authorities say on different occasions former philadelphia nature cod innings officer stan davis pick up two women from kensington, gave them drugs and had sex with them. sometimes in new jersey motel rooms, other times in his police car. davis admitted to also supplying the woman heroin and cocaine. >> we don't judge a person by their worst days and i don't think we should define stan davis by those two months of his life. >> reporter: robert livermore is an attorney for department of justice in this case. >> i have worked with the fbi in a lot of cases and it is disheartening personally for me to see an fbi officer, who is working with the fbi, engaged in this type of activity. >> reporter: stan davis was a philadelphia narcotics officer assigned to the fbi task force he was not an fbi agent. through law enforcement sources "eyewitness news" confirmed one of the woman involved with davis rosie fors yth, seen here, authorities say she was driving a car on the pennsylvania turnpike in

chester county that crashed and killed a 90 year-old woman authorities say forsyth was high at the time of the wreck and blew stan davis story wide opened. he is not facing charges relating to the car crash. >> it was not anything that he is responsible for, legally, morally, that was an independent event and that had nothing to do with this. >> reporter: davis will be sentenced for federal drug charges december 8th and could face up to 20 years behind bars. davis spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a statue from the civil war monument in fair mount park disappeared thursday night and new police want to necessity who did it and why. bust of former pennsylvania governor and general james a beaver was later found at an i-95 under pass, city officials don't know if the incident is related to recent controversies about historical monuments adding to the mystery is just how hard this statue is to move, and the bus t weighs several hundred

pounds and was secured 15 feet off the ground. >> i can certainly understand why there is a heightened sensitivity around sculptures or memorials missing or going vandalized. i cannot say whether this has any kind of connection to recent events that have happened. >> philadelphia police are trying to figure out who stole the sculpture and why they dumped it. this morning women and men are continuing the susan komen three day a 60-mile walk to raise machine toy fight breast cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in fort washington this morning where walkers are resuming their fight against the disease one step at a time, great cause, anita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , yes, a very great cause and walkers will be kicking off here in just a little bit, 400 people will be hitting pavement for this great cause of the 13th annual year, you can see behind me there are participants that are eating breakfast right now. they are deck out in their pink, and fun wigs and fun

outfits and jim me now is sharon, who is a breast cancer survivor. thanks for being up with us early this morning. tell us about your story. you have a very inspiring one. >> thanks for having me. i'm the fourth generation of woman in my family hoff been diagnosed with breast cancer, i'm currently living with metastatic breast cancer. i was 34 years old when i was originally diagnosed, at 38, my cancer met has sized and i actually had a doctor told me would i probably not live to see my fourth third birthday and i'm very excited that this weekend i'm actually celebrating with my pink family, my 50th birthday. so it is a pretty momentous occasion for me. >> reporter: congratulations and happy birthday to you, sharon. >> thank you. >> reporter: what message do you have. this is a very difficult thing to go through, very difficult battle, you said being here with your komen family is something that helped you get through that bolt. what is your message to families and others who are

going through breast cancer right now. >> i think most important message is to know that you're really in the alone. when i was originally diagnosed i saw a commercial for susan g komen three day and i just literally finished my last treatment, it was my sister's boy day and as a present i registered by myself and her to walk 60 miles in the three day walk. she was so thrilled when i told her. but, me in this community has given me the strength that i needed to go through, you can share stories with other survivors and you know that you need to be your own advocate and that there are people out there, don't just take one doctor's opinion. know your own body. it became more perfect for me personally this year my daughter, just turned 19, and very courageously has been tested for the genetic brca and she is in a very high risk

category for the disease. it is becoming even more important especially for, organizations like komen which is one of the few organizations that is working with mote static disease which is for if you don't know end stage cancer, those are people are not expect to survive. they are out here we're out here looking for a true cure. we have made such strides in helping early stage and detection finding that ultimate cure for everyone and finding the world with breast cancer is really important but ter with all here for them this week. >> thanks very much. these walkers will begin at 7:00 this morning. you can see they are exciting, eating breakfast behind me. we will be here and bring you latest throughout the morning, jan but get this youngest walker is just 16. oldest is 80. there are all kinds of age is here and we will catch that for you and bring that to you later this morning but for now

live from fort washington i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> in keeps them going one step at a time, such inspirational stories there, thanks very much, we will get back out to you. if you want more information on the komen three day check out our web site we will post pictures, videos, updates for you at cbs philly .com. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning meet the other big lottery win her hit the jackpot this month. also ahead more vacation time or pay raise, if you had your choice, what would you choose? new study pits monday a begins time off. american workers weigh in what they consider more important. we will also have this. the power of music how a nationwide program is now helping some patients cope with illnesses, and in many cases giving them a new lease on life. and another look at the eye of hurricane harvey spin ning over gulf coast of

texas this morning, right new residents are getting inundat ed with heavy rain, powerful wind, matt peterson is tracking the very latest,

welcome back. we finally know who won the other big lottery jackpot this month, patricia's five-dollar pick trick ticket matched all have numbers in the august 11th mega millions drawing. she won 393 million-dollar, the largest prize in illinois history. the retired house care worker

and her husband claimed the pry on friday, they plan to share monday which family, friends and donate to their favorite charities, good for them. well, you know saying time off is money, right? ask yourself this would you rather get more paid vacation time from your employer or a raise? that question was recently asked to hundreds of american workers and as nicole brewer reports, their response may not be what you expect. >> reporter: we all know our time is valuable but what about our time off. >> i think it is money for your sanity. >> is what sense of making money if you don't enjoy it. >> reporter: if you have a choice paid vacation or pay raise which would you choose? new research suggest 41 percent would take the break. >> i would. >> reporter: why so. >> i don't like working. >> reporter: according to a 2017 emerging work force study , job satisfaction has become increasingly important, boosting moral and increasing retention. >> people are more a tuned and aware of their need with

regard to family verse work in their balance. >> reporter: one-third of the employees admit feeling guilt which they file those vacation requests and 42 percent hesitated for fear of disrupt ing work flow. >> taking off, having someone else cover you, stuff that you need to do can be a burden, sometimes you can feel a little guilty. >> not me that is how it goes. >> reporter: it is not all rest and relaxation, more than a quarter say their company expects them to work while they are away. >> unspoken expectation thaw are available. >> i don't work for free. >> reporter: after all. >> step away from it, take sometime, and we can do a much better time. >> reporter: nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you know matt, i always say you earn those days off, you take them and don't feel guilt bye it either. >> i agree, it never hurts to take a couple days. one woman said for your sanity

, you cannot be working all the time, so, you know when you get those days off, enjoy them. >> absolutely. >> we will enjoy this weekend. >> it will be great. >> wonderful across the delaware valley. >> unfortunately there is a hurricane behind you. >> neighbors to the south, unfortunately not the case along the texas coastline. of course we're still talking about hurricane harvey which made land fall last night right around 10:00 o'clock central time. now about 40 miles inland and 30 miles to the southwest, of victoria texas, this is continuing to dump tons and tons of rain, lots of, strong winds, right around that eye which you can still see, this is a category two hurricane, wind sustained at hundred miles an hour or so but still a very, very noticeable eye at this point. that shows that while it is starting to weaken over land this is still a very intense hurricane. adding into that radar on storm scan three lots of heavy rainfall, you can see eye wall , yellow, orange, heaviest

and strongest winds are and when this made land fall as a category four last night first time category four has made land fall in the united states since 2004 and that was charlie that made land fall in florida and first time since 1961 that category four has made land fall in texas that was hurricane carla last time that texas got hit with the hurricane this strong. back closer to home not too much going on, on storm scan three for us, it is a quiet, relatively clear start to the day, future weather again not showing too much again today sunshine, we will see a few light showers, get painted in there in south jersey, we will stay dry though for sunday and monday it looks great too. our three day race for the cure we have one day down yesterday, today we will get to 79 degrees, sunny, low humidity day as well, so great day, for day number two for three day race for the cure and even tomorrow we will continue our stretch of really nice weather, sunday, high of 78, still plenty of sunshine's we will call it a beautiful afternoon to say the lee. seven day forecast, again, 79

today that sunshine out. seventy-eight tomorrow. we will kick off our workweek with a continuation of this really nice pattern. 80 degrees for our high temperature on monday, and then we could start to see a few showers work their way in to the forecast, i'll start on tuesday with a few spotty shower chances out there, partly cloudy skies, as well and as we get into wednesday, still a chance for maybe a shower or two, we will get with a high temperature of 79 on wednesday and then for the end of our week here doesn't look too bad, we will get warmer, maybe a little bit more humid heading in to thursday and then friday, as well, so we're seeing temperatures a lit built more seasonal by thursday, 84 degrees, spotty shower chance in the completely ruled out, friday, sunshine, 81 degrees, looking great for the end of our seven day forecast there overall, if you had are doing anything this weekend outside plans are, definite, and, you know really jan for the most part after work today i will try to get out and enjoy this great

weather as well. >> you should, get out there, have lunch, outside take a walk, matt. >> yeah, all of the above. >> all of the above, thank you so much. music may be a new way to help dementia and parkinson's patients cope with the their illnesses. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it is changing lives in this einstein health care science center. >> reporter: report science of the music, imaging has shown that music stimulates part of the brain linked to memory, happyiness. eighty year-old. irwin rosen stein has battled parkinson's and dementia for more than a decade. even as his illness began to steel his mind his wife said his love for music endures. >> he was sitting there playing the piano in our home like a dried flower, getting a drink of water. he resurrected. >> ♪ >> reporter: that gave carroll an idea to start a band for ir

win and others like him she created a program called music mends minds bringing together former musician whose suffer from newer logical disorder like dementia. >> most of these people could not tell you their name, or their address and you put them together in the musical environment and they come alive. >> reporter: doctor jeff brown stein says music helps revive them. >> there is a i real link between pleasure centers and music, and memory, so i think this is really tapping into a lot of the things they have learned earlier in their life. >> ♪ >> reporter: parkinson patient diana sings with the original group and says it has given her an outlet to be with others who understand her struggles. >> it is so nice to be with people who don't have to be a certain way, just be your self and we encourage each other so wonderfulfully. >> ♪ >> reporter: bringing people together, one song at a time. music mends minds is expanding

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it is players weekend in baseball that means guys can wear unique jersey was their nicknames on the back and all types of stuff.

it just so happens that the hottest player in baseball missed deadline to submit one. that is because reese hoskins was still in the minors at the time. phillies and cubs at the bank yesterday, best on a friday night kid having a good time kid down one in the first. another kid getting in to it, hoskins a two run shot, first player in baseball history with nine home runs, in his first 16 games. in the second, bases loaded foresees air hernandez, left center field, and he is taking advantage, clears them all, it is a triple, phillies lead five-one. trouble for jared eickoff in the fifth but gets out of the jam with the punch out and phillies win seven-one. two teams will hook up again tonight, first pitch at 7:05 with ben lively on the bump for fightins. that is all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. two of the best in the world of boxing and mixed martial arts are going head to head tonight. floyd may weather has become a household name and so has mma

star connor mcgregor, controversial sport has taken over the globe, and has danielle nottingham reports an estimated 6.5 million children are participating in karate, tie kwan do and kick boxing and other martial arts. >> reporter: fifteen year-old corry mendoza cooked up mixed martial arts after being bullying. >> just defending myself. >> they provide referees. >> reporter: his dad organizing mma matches for youth fighters across the country. >> when we first started, we would go and maybe 100 kid, and now in the database we probably have six or 700 that are looking for fights actively. >> reporter: mixed martial arts has become one of the biggest sports in the world with more than 3.5 million people participating in mma for fitness or competition in the u.s. alone, thanks in part to the ultimate fighting championships and its stars like tito ortiz, rhonda rouse

i, and 13 year-old caylee's favorite. >> is what hardest thing to do out here. >> just to stand up and say we can do this. >> reporter: new fighters are not allowed to go forehead or get for income out and doctor examines each fighter before and after each competition. while there is not enough data to show how dangerous the sport can be for children. >> specifically with head, neck injuries. >> reporter: doctor john tyranny says it is important to minimize safety risks like concussion. >> we are always concerned about the greg brain and what damage that might have with just a single juror the accumulation of multiple injuries. >> reporter: corry says mma changed his social life. >> it helped me make friends and be confident around other people report report and training to be a professional fighter. danielle in thing ham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning a live report from the eye of the storm. >> reporter: hurricane harvey

makes two land falls along texas gulf coast but the danger is far from over, i'm don champion in corpus christi with the very latest on the storm coming up. also ahead, heading to the move thinks weekend we hear from the famous voices behind a new animated film, in theaters. matt has your saturday pour cast if you like the fall the fall weather you'll like what you're about to hear coming up next. stay with

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storm scan three shows hurricane harvey inching its way across southeastern texas this morning. harvey made land fall around 10:00 o'clock central time last night bringing heavy rain , sustained wind of 130 miles an hour. the conditions there are easily, strong enough to pull down this road sign over i37 near corpus christi. good morning everyone i'm jan carabao we will get over to meteorologist matt peterson with a check of our forecast in just a moment but first latest on hurricane harvey, now a category two storm still capable of extensive damage with wind clock nothing around 100 miles an hour, forecasters there expect some communities to get 20 to 30 inches of rain over the next few days and for many along the gulf coast the misery is just beginning, don champion is