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 live, in corpus

christi this morning with the very latest, don, good morning >> reporter: good morning, hurricane harvey continues to show little mercy on this part of the texas gulf coast, and while daylight will soon reveal some of the initial damage, the slow motion disaster is far from over. band of torrential rain high wind pounded texas gulf coast all night, harvey made land fall 30 miles northeast of corpus christi as a category four hurricane most intense storm to hit the u.s. in more than a decade. 125-mile an hour winds, took aim at the town of rockport high school, 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, up to 3 feet of rain

in some areas. already more than 200 you this people are without power, and it has prompted a boil water advisory here in corpus christi, anyone who stays behind has been told to boil their water before they consume it. as harvey approached officials urged coastal residents to evacuate, and many boarded buses and headed inland. >> trying to be strong because i don't want my children to see, you know, they get scared , you know, i just have to be a strong mother for them >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott visited a shelter in san antonio. >> the 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, harvey is expect to stick around for days, and could spin back into the gulf, and strike again, next week. just to give you an idea of how much rain parts of this

region are expecting the national weather service actually had to add another color to its precipitation map , to know tait rain chances of more than 20 inches. such a catastrophic storm. we are live from corpus christi, texas this morning don champion now back to you. and don, as you mentioned this storm is far from over, we are now hearing that people are in need of help there first responders there just can't get out to get them and help them out, what have you heard about that? >> reporter: yes, certainly that was one of the frustrating things for first responders, overnight, conditions were just too dangerous for them to go outside, and for instance, we do know of a number of fires burning in corpus christi. i think i saw a building right down the street from our hotel burning down overnight. conditions were just too dangerous for first respond tours go out, already, this morning though we have seen a few hitting some of the roadways, over here, as conditions have improved at

lee in this part of the gulf coast, jan. >> incredible pictures and we can see extreme conditions out there, please do stay safe, thanks for joining us. and for latest on where harvey is heading and look at our forecast here at home lets go to meteorologist matt peterson in the eyewitness weather center, this storm is drag ago cross texas right now , matt. >> it is and talking about first responders and this is something i saw on twitter last night a mayor of the one of the towns in the outlying barrier island in texas told folks that didn't evacuate to write their names and social security numbers on their arms just in case they could not get to them in time and people had, you know passed away, if they could not get out. this storm is just extreme, it is not over just yet and it will continue to pummel the eastern texas coast for the next, probably week or so, before it is, completely all said and done. now here back home we are looking at much quieter

conditions, this is, a picture from just "eyewitness news" from sky scan three and live scene of what looks like a little bit of the cloudy sky to start out your saturday. and it won't happen for another 20 minutes or so but with the cloud cover it might not be the most sunny morning at sun right but we will look for, plenty of sunshine later this afternoon. we're waking up to temperatures sitting in the high 60's here in philadelphia it is 67 degrees. northeasterly breeze very light at 7 miles an hour but that humidity still remaining, very, very low. our actual air temperatures and feels like temperature are the exact same. we are looking for any real problems with humidity throughout the day. pretty clear start to the day, again we had some cloud right now but it will be generally a again we had some cloud right now but it will be generally a clear to (closed captioning is being provided by cbs-3 "eyewitness news".) our saturday. warm and comfortable day overall, afternoon is looking fantastic and it does remain nice in the start of the our workweek, but, couple showers could move in mid week or so storm scan three another look

at harvey continuing to move inland at this point, it is american 40 miles inland right new still a category two hurricane. temperatures are on the warm side of things, this morning but it does get cooler. sweat shirt weather up toward poconos. we will top out at 79 degrees here in philadelphia. >> looking good, thanks matt. time is 6:06. time to check the road. lets go to kyle hahn in the traffic center. >> good morning, jan. we have a crash southbound on i925 in the off ramp to route 320 that has caused property damage on the ramp. looking live at penndot cam you can see that penndot is on the scene assessing the damage on the ramp to route 320 and they have that block off entirely and they are expect to be out there for quite a while so please be on the look out for that, during your commute,. and then lets look at some travel times and everything is looking good so far on your major interstates, outside of that crash going on, on i-95,

and then you have got vine, blue route, turnpike as well as the bridges in and out of the city looking real good on your commute today. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle hahn, jan, back to you. thank you very much. as texas deals with harvey , a dozen red cross volunteers from philadelphia and new jersey, are now on their way to help. and as "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff tells us more volunteers made soon be on the way. >> reporter: help is already on its way for more than 1300 miles away, red cross is now southeastern pennsylvania is ready to assist with what will be a massive endeavor offering aid amid the storm 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 affect. >> reporter: those boarding up before fleeing fear for what they will return home to. >> we don't know what will happen. we don't know if we will come back to a home or what damage

we are coming home too. >> reporter: at philadelphia international airport. >> moving in on campus. >> reporter: u penn student and houston resident jennifer lee said she took off from home just in time but thoughts will remain with her family riding out the storm in texas. >> definitely concerned, yeah, everyone is kind of pretty concerned about what will happen during the storm local flooding and what will happen afterward. >> reporter: two philadelphia area volunteers from the red cross are already on the ground in texas with 10 from new jersey, both states anticipate sending more. reporting from center city alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". make sure you stay with "eyewitness news" throughout the weekend as we continue to track hurricane harvey, plus on, our coverage always continue 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 escalate with the united states. u.s. pacific command says two missiles failed in flight and era peers to have blown up immediately, and this is first test since north korea threat tend fire missiles at guam earlier this month: meantime president trump directed pentagon to declare an indefinite ban on transgendered individual joining the military, but he appeared to leave open possibility of allowing some already in uniform to remain in the military. the obama administration had changed long standing policy 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 in of ignoring an order to stop detaining people suspect of being undocumented

immigrants. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" saturday morning new video of the wedding between prince charles and diana has been released. also ahead beating breast cancer one step at a time we are live with more on this inspirational journey, stay with

hundreds of people are taking steps to battle breast cancer. the susan g komen three day is

underway. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live with the inspirational cause, anita good morning. >> reporter: four turn people will hit the pavement to walk for 14th annual komen three day. we see these people eating breakfast all deck out in their pink, very excited but this is a great time to remind thaw breast cancer does not just impact women but men as well and touches all aspects of your family. so joining me is jim hillman from san jose, california but each year he hits all seven cities, truly amazing, jim, thanks for joining us again. tell us about your story and why you walk. >> in 2004 my mom passed away from breast cancer and in 2008 i decided it is time to make a difference and not complain about what killed my mom. >> reporter: there are many people you have met along the way and every single city that you have been through, this is

your 52nd, three day is what you are doing. people you have met, you have said this week, last week there were tragic losses. why do you do this and tell us about the people who you have met. >> the reason i do this and reason i keep coming back is this is something that we can make a difference. we can come out here, support each other, people are out here, having lost somebody, survivors still going through treatment, and beer's out here to show them that they're not on their own. we're here to support, to help with their lives. >> reporter: what is message that you have for those going through this difficult battle right now, their families, of course, touches much more than just an individual person. >> that we are here there are plenty of people who are not alone and we can help them and support them, and they don't have to go through this battle by themselves. >> reporter: you make it an effort to go every where all across the country and 60

miles is a pretty long journey. >> yes. >> reporter: so when it is difficult for you physically what do you tell yourself and what keeps you going. >> what keeps me going is the people around me. we say, we will car you you along. it gets tough, you join up with somebody else and you just take care of each other and before you know it, another 5 miles, 10 miles has gone by and you are where you have to get to. >> reporter: thanks so much for joining us, jim. jim's trying to get us all at cbs to join the walk and be with these people every step of the way. the 400 participants will take off again at 7:00 this morning and youngest walker is 16, oldest one is 8o just all kind s of ages people and stories here, jan. we will bring you those later this morning but for now live from fort washington i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> i signed you up for so many walks on this shift this

causes one of the best. >> you really have. >> thanks, anita, appreciate it. turning to the weather, back here at home, looking glorious this weekend. >> yes, absolutely, jan, all of the folks out there for komen three day walk they had great weather yesterday, saturday, sunday looking fantastic as well. we have no problems for that three day walk that will wrap up, tomorrow afternoon. now our weather watchers lets check with them on this sunday morning they had temperatures out there that are cool, to start the day out, we have some 60's, we will head up north though it is 59 degrees this morning in charles house in bath, pennsylvania. he will have some overcast skies to go with that cooler 59 degrees and lots of other folks also looking at 60's. lets go out to 61 degrees at ed's house in chesterfield, new jersey. he also has overcast conditions, and back down into delaware, well, 60 degrees at delores house at newark but also with the overcast skies here, early on, in this day,

so we are waking up to cool, little bit cloudy across the delaware valley. as we head over to harvey, that is where we will definitely have lots of overcast skies, it is still a very dangerous situation, out there along the gulf coast of texas, now we're updating this in real time. harvey is back down to a category one hurricane, which has sustain wind at 90 miles an hour. so the landis taking its toll on the hurricane, as it continues to track inside the central parts of the texas at this point. harvey is now a category one hurricane at 90 miles an hour sustained wind. it made land fall as last night at category four at 10:00 o'clock central time on san jose island. that was first of two land falls. second land fall was at capono bay past the 11:00 o'clock time frame. here's storm scan three we can see harvey still spiraling, still packing quite a punch.

we don't want to talk about this as a weakening storm because even though it is now down to a category one hurricane it doesn't mean that this is the end, for harvey. we will still be continuing to see, tons of rainfall, in southeastern texas along the coastline, and then victoria has reported in the last 24 hours over 16 inches of rain, in the last 24 hours. we are still seeing a eye this storm system still a lot to be reckoned w as we look at the last handful of storms that we had here in the continental united states. thinks first one in 2017. harvey made land fall as category four. last category four or five was carl any 2004, it made land fall in the florida coastline and at 150-mile an hour winds. before that we had hurricane andrew, one that got people interested in weather that are

about my age, that was a category five hurricane in 1992. made land fall in florida, hugo was a category in 1989, 140 miles an hour wind and camille down on the gulf coast with the cat five, 170 miles an hour in 1969. these are last category four or five hurricanes to make land fall in the continental united states. last category four to make land fall in texas was hurricane carla in 1961. so a very, very strong system, continuing to now push through , the south texas coastline, saturday and sunday our temperature today 79 here in philadelphia. we will be looking at a very nice day tomorrow as well we will get to 78 degrees. plenty of sunshine to wrap up. as we move into next week 80 for our high on monday, pattern continues with that nice, tranquil, kind of quiet, conditions but then we will get spotty showers activity, starting to work their way back in the forecast, tuesday, we will go with a high of 77

degrees that spotty showers and then jan, 79 on wednesday and little bit warmer into thursday and friday. >> nice stretch of weather, thanks, matt. new video of the wedding between prince charles and diane has been released. film has been restored and captures princess of wales exchanging vows like never before. gavin ramjon reports from london. prince charles and lady diana can be seen in high definition the 36 year-old film has been restored just ahead of the 20th anniversary of diana's death. >> transferring it for the first time far larger resolution which allows to you see far more details within the film you would not have been able to see before. >> july 1981 diana spencer married prince charles in the stunning royal ceremony that has been in the cathedral in

london. the coverage on tv, was seen by almost a billion people around the world at the time. >> diana fran zest will you have this man to be wedded husband and for sake all other keep unto him. >> i will. >> reporter: after exchanging vows diana became princess of wales, she was adored by the public but separated from charles 11 years later knowing that she would never become queen. >> unaudible. >> that she would be someone who royal version of jackie o. >> reporter: world prepared to mark her tragic death iconic shots of her on the balcony of buckingham palace can be seen in more detail then ever before. gavin ramshaw for cbs news, london. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning a look behind

the scenes and hear from some of the stars, lending their voices to the new animated film now in theaters, we will

new family move any theaters encouraging kid of all ages not to give up on their dreams. david daniel takes a lot leap. >> since i can remember i wanted to dance. >> oh, no. >> el fanning and dane, lead the voice cast in the comedy animated leap. >> you a dancer in the ballet. >> you wouldn't last american five minutes out there. >> no. >> fanning flesh ace determined ballerina who runs away to fulfill her dream of

dancing on the big stage. >> can you dance? >> i think i can. >> reporter: but first she has a lot to learn. >> i had a dream. >> second, third, fourth, fifth. >> are you doing dance or kung fu. >> reporter: with the help of her best friend victor she may just have a shot at spot light but not everyone wants her to get there. >> what if she's good, mother. real life dancer maddie zigler who voices her rival said she hopes that her journey inspires up and coming dancer. >> this story is so important because as main character, how she shows that you do not have to have the best technique to become a star as long as you have the passion for it and you love what you do you can conquer the world. >> you have something that she can only dream of. passion. >> yes. >> reporter: carli ray voices a character and sings one of the movies featured songs. >> it is a dream to do

something like this one day and i didn't think i would ever have another opportunity, then i heard story, concept, and the message behind it, and to have to make it happen. >> in matter what happens, never give up on your dream. >> in the dream factory hollywood. >> you can do it. >> i'm david daniel. and still ahead right here 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 in signs of this powerful storm, letting up anytime soon still ahead we will show you video of very serious damage there already coming in the news room this morning. we will be right

some golf coast cities are already reporting significant damage from hurricane harvey, the dangerous storms last night and unleashing mystery on millions of texas residents this morning. good morning everyone i'm jan carabao hurricane harvey is, of course, our top story this morning but first a weekend weather forecast here at home. meteorologist matt peterson is on the sky deck with eyewitness weather, good morning, matt. >> good morning, jan, harvey on everybody's mind this saturday morning, it will get an update i'll give everybody

an update in a bit but we want to talk about how nice here in the delaware valley across the next couple days saturday and sunday fantastic. outside right now beaches here in delaware and new jersey just a total difference from what the folks in texas are seeing. we are seeing a tranquil, quiet scene on this saturday morning, great beach day later on this afternoon, we will go with temperatures down on the beach in the mid to upper 70's , 77 for our high on the san, great day to soak up, some rays, you will want to put that sun screen on because there is a ton of sun today, rip current risk is low as well but be swimming by life guard and keep yourself safe. here our temperatures as we wake up this saturday morning, it is sweat shirt weather through lehigh valley and poconos, allentown 53 degrees, mount pocono 46 to start out this saturday morning, 59 in millville starting off the day , wilmington at 65. down at the shore, atlantic

city, 60, maybe cooler on the boardwalk and wildwood it is 63 degrees, early on our saturday. maybe some slight sweat shirt weather a few areas across the delaware valley. dew points are in the 40's and 50's, very, very dry air, it doesn't look like humidity is a problem today as we top out at 79 degrees. i will give you an update on harvey once i come back inside and we will talk about our next chance of rain here in the delaware valley coming up as well. >> sounds good, we will get back to you, thanks very much. 6:31. time to check road. lets go to kyle hahn in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> good morning, jan. as we look live at our penndot cam it looks like that crash on i-95 at route 320 has cleared away and ramp has reopened for business. lets take a look at some travel times, everything is looking good so far on the major interstates and have a decent drive on i-95, vine, blue route and turnpike as well as bridges in and out of the city. we will take a live look,

speaking of bridges at ben franklin bridge on the new jersey side, and so far, traffic is moving very smoothly, as commuters make their way in and out of the city, and in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle hahn, jan, back to you. >> all right, kyle, thanks very much. hurricane harvey is packing a punch this morning as it moves across texas, take a look at this video harvey is now a category one storm still considered a hurricane that can cause extensive damage. forecasters expect catastrophic and life threatening flooding through wednesday, and the eye of the hurricane hit texas coastline around 10:00 o'clock last night about 30 miles east northeast of corpus christi. city of rockport close to where this storm has made land fall has taken a hard hit there is damage to rock port high school there and senior housing complex. president trump issued a disaster declaration for texas allowing federal aid to include grants for temporary

housing aim home rear pairs, low cost loans and programs to help individual and business owners there recover from this storm. he plans to visit texas next week. >> reporter: hurricane harvey slams in the gulf coast the storm has people at new jersey shore remembering, super storm sandy, "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was in brigantine with more on sandy 's long lasting effects. >> it has been a mess for people. >> reporter: in some shore neighborhood hit hard by sandy the recovery isn't over. >> a storm working on things how many years later almost five years later. >> reporter: about 400 homes and businesses in brigantine suffered substantial damage from sandy and some people are constandly reminded of the pennsylvania they wonder about the future what if another major storm came like harvey slamming texas. >> it would be devastating. >> reporter: the brigantine mayor says is there no minut ing word, category two or larger would be a disaster but they have done millions of dollars in safety improvements since sandy like new pull tops drain road and higher bulkhead

to prevent bay flooding and around town almost 200 homes have been raise todd much taller elevation standard. >> elevation is the december protection obviously, against flooding and we have embarked on the mitigation project, which is pumping, and bulkhead ing. >> reporter: atlantic county is also better prepared since sandy using grants to stockpile emergency supplies. >> this one here is a medical need shelter, it has cots that we can put individual on if we have to hang iv, we can hang iv. >> reporter: officials from atlantic county say 13 and a half inches is most they have ever dealt with but they are prepared for much worse. using flood prediction maps like this one from noa they can predict how bad it will flood in the category two, three or four hurricane. it helps in ordering evacuations and mobilizing equipment. how ready would we be for texas-like storm. >> we are prepared to respond, we will and we will respond as best as we can but again, there is still that unknown

and for us that makes the job difficult is the unknown but we will do what we have to do. >> reporter: local officials say if there is one lesson for public since sandy it is to heed all evacuation orders early so they can do what they have to do should there be a huge disaster n brigantine cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news this morning investigators are trying to pinpoint what sparked a fire at an apartment building in delaware county. fire fighters rushed to this three alarm fire at sharon and wood land avenue around 2:30 friday afternoon. now everyone got out of this three story building, safely but they are fortunate too since some heard an explosion and because roof collapsed there fire fighters had trouble battling flames. >> due to the collapse of the roof, you cannot put anybody inside the building. we are surrounding it, drowning it with the largest diameter hose on the ladder truck. >> reporter: one person was treated with smoke inhalation. former philadelphia

narcotics officer is facing jail time today 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 that on different occasions former philadelphia narcotics 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 supplying woman heroin and cocaine. >> we don't judge a person wye their worse days and i don't think we should define stan davis by those two months of his life. >> reporter: robert livermore is attorney for department of justice in this case. >> i have work with the fb tonight. 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 office 's signed to the fbi task force, he was not an fbi agent. through law enforcement sources "eyewitness news" determined one of the woman

involved with davis rosie fors yth, seen here, authorities say forsyth was driving a car on the pennsylvania turnpike in chester count that i 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. owe is not facing charges related to the car crash that was not anything that he is responsible for legally, morally, and that was an independent event that had nothing to do with this. >> reporter: davis will be sentenced for federal drug charges december 8th, he could face up to 20 years behind bars. david spunt, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police hope you can help them find a suspect in the robbery of a woman, taking a look at this, this happened last saturday around 12:30, investigators believed that this man followed a woman south on the 5600 block of north broad street down to the olney transportation center, police say the suspect then pulled her to the ground and took her

gold necklace. if you have any information call the police. philadelphia police also hope you can find them two suspects in the robbery in university city. investigators believe that these two men took two bags from the five two-year old woman while being in the 3900 block of pine street last saturday evening. the two were found on surveillance video on walnut street near forty-third street , and if you have any information about this robbery please give philadelphia police a call. well, statue went missing from a civil war monument in philadelphia this week and right now city officials just do not know if it is related to recent controversy about historical monuments but police are investigating. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has more on what happened on the bust of general james beaver. >> reporter: stolen century's old sculpture found in south philadelphia at a bit of the odd place i-95 under pass near a skate park. >> we are at not really sure what happened to the sculpture we act you will did not know

it was missing. >> reporter: cities parks, recreational department says stolen sculpture is bust of general james a beaver taken from the smith memorial arch in fairmount park, arch is civil war memorial, hoff stole the ask you scum tour had to climb 15 feet to reach the bus t and had to have help taking it down. it is over 3 feet tall, secured on the arch and weighs several hundred pound. >> this is not kind of thing you can throw in the back of your pickup truck so we are steamied in it. >> reporter: there has been debate over controversial historical statues and sculptures and role they play on public property, in center city former mayor frank rizzo 's statue has been vandal ized. charlottesville, virginia rally over statue of robert e lee, who was a confederate army general during civil war. >> it is a very complicated issue with everybody in america. there is a lot of pain, hurt, harsh feelings. >> reporter: chris beach is a tourist in philadelphia who was near skate park when the bust was found and then loaded

up on the truck by fairmount park officials. >> i don't think this is a way to solve our problems. >> i cannot speak to whether or not this has anything connection to what happened. he was a union general and a pennsylvania governor and i don't think he was incredibly controversial. >> reporter: philadelphia police have been looking into who stole the james beaver bus t and why they dumped it here. anyone with any information is asked to contact the authorities. in south philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on cws3 "eyewitness news" saturday morning. >> the number of hot car deaths 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. fight against breast cancer continues with a 60- mile walk across our region , i'm anita oh in fort

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back now each year dozens of children die after being left in hot cars. that is prompted several car make tears create back seat alarms that some argue could be as life saving as a seat belt. kennett craig reports from new york. >> reporter: phoenix police responded to not one but two hot car deaths on the same day , this past 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, auto makers are rolling out new technology to help prevent these tragedies. >> they are absolutely heart breaking. >> reporter: elsa foley developed nissan's new rear door alert system, it monitors if a back door is opened, before driving, and notifies the driver if the rear door is not reopened after parking. in two different ways. so is there multiple face fast s of warning. first alert right here on the dashboard. >> that is right. >> reporter: after a few seconds, the next alert happens, horn honks multiple times. there it was right there. >> that is right. that is what 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's trying out its new alert in 2018 pathfinders. >> it is not a solution but i think it is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: one advocates say is a critical step toward saving lives. kennett craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday, anthony mason and dana jacobson join us live from new york with a preview, lots to cover today, guys good morning >> sure is, jan, coming up we will have the latest on hurricane harvey, the storm continues to hammer the texas coastline. we have a team of correspondents tracking developments up and down the coast. plus is it a files or a farce, we will preview highly anticipated bought in one of the best boxers on have all time and mixed martial artists

who has never boxed professionally. this weeks discovery of the u.s.s. indianapolis 72 years, closes a chapter in one of the most incredible stories of world war two, we will look back at unbelievable history of crew, and its mission. all that plus your eye opener, dish, music in saturday session from a face in the war on drugs all ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> very nice, looking forward to it. we will see new 14 minutes. thank you. back here at home now and turning to the weather, matt, could not be more different from what the gulf cozies experiencing. >> you are not kidding, two completely different ends of the spectrum between what we have in the gulf coast, of course, harvey still spiraling down there and just starting to pack a second punch with all of the rain coming down and here in the delaware valley we have nice, quiet, tranquil conditions. it is a great morning for our weather watch tours get up and talk to us about what is happening in their backyard. it is a cool start to the day.

lots of 60's in our reports from our weather watchers this morning. dairy say some sweat shirt weather for folks out there to start the day. it is a little bit cloudy though. lou had the drone out this morning, taking a great picture from where he lives in eagleville area say that again , little bit of cloud cover to start out this saturday morning. phil also showing us just in the philadelphia area here as well he is looking to the east and getting a few cloud out there. so do be prepared for at least what could be as time, cloudy start to the day but plenty of sunshine is in store for us later this afternoon. not going to be any sundown along the gulf coast today. harvey continues to spiral, now just a little bit inland by 40 miles or so. it made land fall last night at 10:00 o'clock central time. now a category one hurricane. 90 miles an hour sustain wind, and what we're really keeping an eye on is obviously the windings are getting lower, but, the rain is now just starting to really ramp up.

you can see here our movement, northwest at only 6 miles an hour, that is basically a stand still at this point. so what this means is harvey is just going to sit just a little bit south of houston and it is just going to continue to churn, chun, and churn and pull in moisture from the gulf of mexico and that will continue to inundate the same areas with tons and tons of rainfall. we could be looking for feet, yes, feet of rain, along the gulf coast before this is all said and done. and 30 to 35 inches of rain possibly, in a few areas, localized across the gulf coast. so that is a years worth of rain almost, in just about a weeks time. storm scan three you can see in the satellite picture, still able to see a little bit of that eye. now again about 40 miles inland from the coast, that that is nearly as defined as it was a couple hours as as this continues to weaken when it comes to wind strength but again all that rain is still a factor. we add our radar on top of it and it will continue to see,

is there that eye wall still some strong thunderstorms there just south of the victoria area where victoria in the last 24 hours just shy of 16 and a half inches of rain, and we could be looking for another three or four or maybe even five days of rain, in this victoria area. so again, that is why we could see potentially be seeing upward of 30 inches or more of rain along the texas coast before this is all said and done. now, back a little bit closer to home, it is not too bad. i want to take a quick look, the last category four abe five storms to make land fall in the continental you had. we had harvey. charlie was 2004, category four made land fall in florida andrew, lot of folks remember that in 1992. category five storms. 165 miles an hour wind. also in south florida. hugo was long carolina coastline, category four in 1989. 140 miles an hour winds. cat five camille 1969, 170- mile an hour winds.

noticeably off this list hurricane katrina was 2005, that was a category three when it made land fall. future weather not too much to talk about sunshine here for as you cross the area today. tomorrow, and men to monday. we will go with a high temperature today of 79 degrees. it doesn't get much better than that with that low humidity. check out your seven day forecast, 78 tomorrow, three day walk for the cure, yesterday, today, tomorrow, the weather is great. 80 degrees on monday. jan, our next chance for a few showers here across the philadelphia area popping up in the forecast on tuesday. >> seventy-nine in august, matt, i really can't believe it. >> it is fall. >> don't say it, although do i love fall but it just means winter is coming. >> yes. >> thank you, matt. it is a good day for this one, this morning works men and men are continuing the susan g komen three day, it is a 60-mile walk to raise money to fight breast cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in fort washington this morning where walkers are resigning their

journey good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan second leg of the, journey kicks off. you can see the walkers lined up behind me. these are just some of the 400 participants walking across our region connected out in their pink. joining me is marilyn fuller- smith who is if you can believe it, 71. this is her 17 year survivor of breast cancer. >> thank you. >> very exciting, all deck out loving your outfit marilyn. >> thank you. >> reporter: tell us you why walk. >> i walk for so many reasons but one of them is i have a 24 year-old grandson and 123 year-old granddaughter, and i want them to come out and walk , not to have to raise money for breast cancer, i want them to just come out and walk for pleasure. i don't want anybody to go through what we have all gone through. i think i'll tell you a story about what happened yesterday because this is why i walk. these are the things, the reasons. we were walking through this marvelous little area, i don't know what it is called or anything but it was a broad

street and everybody had them walking all over. tremendous enthusiasm. close to the end there was a young lady holding a sign. something to say thank you. i said can i take a picture. she said yes. she starts getting teary. she says, next month i celebrate one year of my survivorship and i said, my god, i've got 17. she just lost it. she just started crying. she said, oh, my god i will always call you hope. i walk away from that after hugging and crying realizing that is what we do we bring hope. we bring, you know, we raise a lot of money but we bring hope to other people that we can survive. we can get to be 71 years old. we can be very healthy woman. that is one of the reasons why i walk. >> reporter: incredible. you are from pennsylvania. >> yes. >> reporter: you hit all seven cities of the three day which is truly incredible. >> yes. >> reporter: what keeps you going. >> i have wonderful support.

my husband, he is just a rock, he does everything and helps me. i have friend that is walk and walk and walk with me, they help me train and a little pink mini cooper that i drive around. i get to do my hey, hey, hey, and i'm enthusiastic. you know, so last weekend i was in the twin cities and here i am this weekend. couple weekends i will be in seattle. then we just keep going, going , going. >> reporter: amazing. is what your final message you have for the community to take away what you want them to know. >> there is hope. there is hope for you, there is hope for me, is there hope for all of us, that one day we will end breast cancer, and here's the deal, i am more than pink. i'm pink but i'm american pink >> reporter: incredible to meet you marilyn, my goodness. >> thank you. >> reporter: this is just one of the incredible people you will meet here atco men three

day, the second day of the three leg journey. we will be here as they kick off in just a few minutes but for now live from fort washington anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you just never know who is list authentic morning to hear marilyn's message, thank you, anita. if you want more information on the komen three day check out our web site we will post pictures, videos, updates on cbs philly.com. we will be

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♪ good morning. it's august 26th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning" saturday. hurricane harvey slams into the texas coast. the strongest storm to hit the u.s. in over a decade. destroys homes and businesses and puts millions more in danger. we have team coverage. controversial figure in the fight over immigration. why many question the timing and the method. plus, is it more hype than fight? we'll break down tonight's mayweather/mcgregor spout. we begin with