dealing with the effects of tropical storm harvey. we have join cbs news new with a >> good morning, this is a cbs news special report. i'm christine johnson at cbs news headquarters in new york. texas right now is in a grip of most powerful storm to hit the united states in more than a decade. this morning, the national hurricane center says harvey is causing catastrophic flooding in southern texas. in houston up to 19 inches of rain has fallen in the city in the last six hours. right now, harvey is a tropical storm with maximum sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. harvey blasted on to the texas gulf coast late friday as mastiff category 4 hurricane. here is latest what we know right now. two people are confirmed dead. more than a dozen have been

injured. more than 200,000 homes and business remain without power across the state. six counties have been declared federal disaster areas. storm surges up to 12 feet are predicted in some places. we have team of correspondents. let's go to mark strassmann in houston. >> good morning, one of america's most major cities is quiet this morning and take a look you can see why. this city is under a flood emergency. people have been ordered to stay inside but urged to stay inside the reason is obvious. this is a bit of a lull in the storm system. as light as rain has fallen all day. on the radar it shows that this city is going to get pounded again by rainfall in fact starting to pick up right now. the rainfall total so far are something straight out of the old testament on sunday morning, six inches of rain an hour, 14 inches of rain in three hours,

as much a is 30 inches of rain in some spots and another foot of rain in the forecast before the day is over. and even though harvey's siege has barely begun some people are quickly running out of options. hundreds of rescues already. some by boat. many people have been calling the 911 center they have claimed into the attic to escape rising waters. if the waters continue to rise those folks will be trapped in the attic the police chief is warning people if you go into your attic make sure of an axe that can hack your way through the roof at least you have some place even higher to climb to escape all these rising waters. again, christine, another foot of rain in the forecast, when you think about what the city is going to go through to mid week, this city's watery misery is going to get worse before it gets better. >> mark strassmann thank you. now for latest on harvey's path we turn to scott in dallas, fort worth.

scott? >> good morning, tropical storm harvey still holding that tropical status as you take a look drifting to the south-southeast at one mile per hour causing torrential rain right now. damaging rains in houston, the galveston area this is a four hour loop of those rain bands continuing to push on shore in the houston area. flooding merge sees happening all the residents there do not get into your attic get out on to our roof is your house is flooding because we continue to see the feeder bands pushing their way. this stretch is all the way down to south of brownsville. that feeder ban will feed in that means the flooding will continue. through the day today probably even through the night. just over the last hour, 14 inches of rain south and east now galveston, but take a look at the rain totals over the last 24 hours. in some spots, 23, almost 24

inches of rain closer towards the austin area, 13-18 to even a foot of rain down near galveston we're not done yet. taking a look on the wider view what is going to happen as we go through remainder of the day today and next few days on top of already the 24 inches of rain, there's the potential by the time we get towards the end of the week we can see another 22 inches of rain in houston to near 1/4 15 inches to 18 down towards the south and west. here is the reason why. harvey is drifting, by later on in the afternoon down closer towards victoria off towards the north, dealing with this throughout the week. christine? >> scott, thank you. there will be more about harvey's devastation in south texas on your local news on this cbs station. our 24 hour streaming news network cbsn and also on cbs "sunday morning." for now i'm christine johnson. cbs news new york. >> for news, 24 hours a day, go

it is sub kay august 27th i'm jan carabao. more on harvey in just a moment but first back here at home if you liked yesterday weather you'll love today. we're in for a repeat of great conditions here's meteorologist matt peterson with the forecast, hi there matt. >> it is another fantastic day for us here across the delaware valley waking up to temperatures that have a little bit of my in the air, it is to the point where we are out early on, or even now as we push through early parts of the 8:00 o'clock hour you'll want a sweat shirt. check out lehigh valley we will see 50's there. it was in the 40's until the last her or so, and down the shore, a quick look for 60's there. it is warm in barnegat at 67 degrees. not too much happening in the lehigh valley, we did have fog , starting to dissipate

though. we will get up to a high later this afternoon of 81 degrees, looking good. >> looks great, thanks matt. 8:06. back to the aftermath of harvey. dozens of paramedics and rescue specialist and fire fighters are on their way to texas. they left and driving for 22 hours straight. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live this morning, so what will these first responders be doing once they arrive. >> they will get right to work , jan. forty-five fire fighters from the philadelphia fire department and surrounding areas left to head to the naval base in texas to help with the devastation and if conditions worsen officials here plan to fly 40 more people down. the pennsylvania emergency task force includes doctors, tech specialists, rescue specialist and even two k-9's, they are bringing down water equip accounts food and other materials to allow them to be self-sufficient for up to a week. as soon as they arrive they will hit the ground running working around the clock.

deputy fire commissioner gary lows explains what the team will be focusing on. >> we will be out helping people, on the roof of their houses, things like. that but they are apt on getting into heavy concreted, buildings that have collapsed, or under water and they will go in there, and search. >> some of those philadelphia fire fighters, have actually been on duty overnight and according to lows they had time to grab their go bag, complete medical evaluation and then get on the road. live from the news center, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> great job, lot of work ahead, thanks. many people in texas got caught right in the hurricane 's path and more, one woman who recently moved from the delaware valley to houston said a tornado tore through her neighborhood as well, henry rossoff has her terrifying story. >> about 1:00 he clock last night a tornado hit and it

just, rolled through the neighborhood i have never seen anything like it before report report we face timed with jamie phillips, she and her family are from aston but moved to the houston area for her husband's job. these pictures are from what neighbors believe was a tornado caused by hurricane harvey that ripped through their neighborhood. >> fifty homes, within of my friends the roofies in their living room another friend had a tree through a bathroom, little girls window blew out and he got injured in it and people were having to run to get to closets and it sounded like a freight train, it was just scary. >> reporter: phillips says next issue is flooding, that is also the case for brian matthews from outside pittsburgh and new dropping off his daughter in college in austin. >> it has been raining non- stop ever since and we will be seeing it for next few days as well. >> reporter: with the flooding even more power outages are expect. is that during a texas summer

can be deadly. >> biggest concern here is air conditioning, it is hot. >> volunteers from local red cross chapters are all ready in texas, helping out with the red cross chapters down there, and truckload of supplies from our area on their way down as well. in the sat center, henry ross off cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the tropical storm harvey we will have updates all morning licensing on air and, of course, our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com and cbs local app. new police arrested a suspect for arson after a housings up in flames in the overbrook section. flames erupted on the 800 block of north 64th street right around 3:00 this morning , fire fighters quickly got those flames under control in just about half an hour an investigation has had been underway and fortunately in one was hurt. still to come on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning new rules of the road

for convicted drunk drivers right here in pennsylvania, what a new law means foreign first time dui offenders. also ahead, it is taste of england in this weeks taste with tori she head to haddonfield to get story behind the british chip shop coming up

drunk drivers will face tougher restrictions. first time dui offenders will be required to drive with an ignition interlock immediately beforehand police would suspend the drunk driver's license from 30 days to a year and then the driver would get an device. some people say it is a great way to crackdown on drunk drivers. >> now, whole different system , you are better off just being a wear of where you are and especially when behind a wheel bottom line. >> the ii forces drivers to breathe in the breathalizer in order to start their car,

state says little more than 7,000 people in pennsylvania already have the> meanme triple a says damage from hurricane harvey could lead to higher gas price s depending on the damage in the one-third of the nation's refining capacity sits in low lying areas along from corpus christi texas to lake charles louisiana. if youthere is not much drive-in southeastern pennsylvania you'll pay an average 2.5rdersey price is 2.28 dallas a gallon and ince is 2.23. matt, we are talking about effects of hurricane harvey but still drenching texas and still very muclway the biggest n with this. of course, category four hurricane makes land fall it is strong winds at first but meandering that this storm is doing, just sit, training over same areas and it looks like it will be lasting until the

end of this coming week. >> rainfall totals are incredible, expected to be. >> we're seeing over 20 to 25 inches of rain, already, and then when you add on top of that the fact that we could see another, 15 to 20, to even 25 inches of rain on top of what, folks have already seen, we're talking about localized amounts down in south texas that could be in the 40 to 50- inch range that is insane amounts of rain we're talking about that the strophic flood ago this could be seen and we are seeing extreme flooding, across the houston area, back down toward some of the outer barrier island toward galveston and further south as well, back toward where the tropical storm hurricane at the time made land fall back down to where san jose island. overall main concern is, all that water that is continuing to inundate houston back down toward galveston where amounts of rain have pushed well over

the 20-inch range we are seeing flood emergency in the houston area, houston airport is completely shut down because there is water over runways and emergency managers are telling people to get on top of their roofs if they have to or if they have to get to the highest level of your house and then never want to stay in the attic that is what people are being told in the houston area. this is a very dangerous situation, it has been ongoing situation and would that is likely continuing through the week. here are rain totals from down in south texas, you can see outside houston area, 22 inches on have rain already in the league city area in south texas 21 inches on have rain, extreme amounts and these are as of 1:00 in the morning central time and it has continue to rain, obviously since these reports have come in. that is why we could be well up above these amounts already as we head back closer to home we will look at storm scan 3a

quiet scene across delaware valley which is welcome because we do not need all of that rain but we are continuing to think about down in south texas. future weather we have sun and included from time to time, it is a very comfortable day. monday a few extra included in the forecast no precipitation just yet but it is i dry and once again comfortable day to start out workweek. as we get into tuesday it gets cloudy and in the second half of the day and evening there is a system that spirals off the coast and that could spawn a couple of showers out toward new jersey shore points and back down into delaware as well as we head through second half of the day on tuesday and tuesday night and maybe into wednesday as well. eighty-one is what we're looking at this afternoon participating in the last day of the komen three day walk it is a great day with that. eighty with cloud cover tomorrow we will go with 70's on tuesday as cloud roll in and jan we could look for a

then are storm as a cold front sweeps through. >> thank you. time to check road lets get to kyle hahn in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> hi, jan we have an accident investigation in south jersey on route 47 affecting both directions between goshen road and 657. it is a utility pole crash but lanes are beginning to open up in that area as crews continue to work to clear the scene. we will look live at the schuylkill expressway at belmont looking very good on bothe bound and westbound side as drivers get about their morning commute go to and from the city. from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle hahn, jan, back to you. when you solicit haddonfield new jersey we are surrounded by reminders of the american revolution and in one place reminder will satisfaction your appetite. british chip shop serves authentic food from across across across the pond, our

victoria woodill just had to take a taste. in haddonfield there is a chippy paying homage to the queen and british aisles. spot the flag blowing in the breeze below you'll find british chip shop proudly serving fish and chip heaping helping of curry and more scotch pie. >> maybe just have this every week. native of haddonfield at two with you he was born in the uk. british. my dad was in the u.s. air force nearby inoo and met my mom there. >> it is a small part of the england. >> reporter: his family moved to the u.s. therewh gary's britt right at home. >> there is a , you know, it is all

tiny little shops. same haddonfield has. >> reporter: gary opened up a english gardener's ftwe trinketm england, shortly thereafter op rite across the street serving fr clike these, but this. >> we have hand cut them here. our chip their we use we got from england. put your fish down, we batter the fish and put the chips in at that time. >> reporter: perfect times for me. >> i can smell those chips from here. >> this is a necessity. >> yes. >> hello, hello. >> owe yah. >> that batter, just has the most perfect golden, crisp, crunch to it. the fish melts to get that awesome crunch and inside so delicate. i love when there is not just

one but a few. >> in the word of mary poppins they are practically perfect in every way. >> by george i think he has got it. i think tori had her john lenon frames on for that one, dually noted. when we come back bet mid letter and her return to

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respectable performance. may weather is retiring and spoke about his future last night. >> i want to help these fighters, you know, lie forward to becoming a boxing trainer, you know, just helping trainers, as far as no different from my dad who is a hell of a trainer, he tout me the sport. everything that he tout me from day one i still know but i want to help just other trainers, help make fighters better. >> a nice shout out to his dad too may weather ends his career undefeated with an incredible 50-zero record. let the celebration begin philadelphia. the philadelphia soul, are league champions once again they defeated tampa bay storm 44-40 last night arena bowl 30 it took place at wells fargo center. this is teams second straight arena bowl title and third overall, we will have highlights coming up later, in

sports. well, bettemidler is starring in hello dolly and she sat down with cbs this morning gayle king, with an interview. here's a preview what you will see later on cbs this sunday morning. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> bettemidler is ultimate designing woman. her career spanning, well, generations she's constantly creating and recreating, leaving a trail of memorable personas and unforgettable performances. and at age 71 she's re inventing herself, yet again >> this is the biggest challenge of my career and i need a challenge. need a challenge. i came off road two years ago. that was a huge show. very successful show.

i took to it europe. had a great time. i had done it. i didn't want to do it again. >> reporter: what she has done instead is return to broadway starring in hello, dolly, winning rave reviews, tony award for best lead actress in a musical and playing to sold out houses. >> it is extraordinary, very grateful for it. it doesn't matter in what frame of mind i know when i get out there, it will be there and i will just sail. >> we will go on a little journey, lovely little joyous journey for two and a half hours and we will have a ball. >> bettemidler from a special sunday morning from amsterdam right here at 9:00 a.m. still ahead in the next half an hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this dog went missing during hurricane harvey. we will tell you how caring dog lover and social media helped reunite the pet with his family.

meisha johnson takes us on yet another dream drive to see is what new down on the farm and see what is ripe for picking coming up next. matt's back with the details on a wonderful toned our weekend we will be right

good morning i'm jan carabao. meteorologist matt peterson is live outside on the cbs sky deck with eyewitness weather. matt, dairy say i was chilly out there this morning for august. >> you know what jan, i have to agree, it was a little bit cool this morning in the philadelphia area. even outside on the sky deck it is getting warmer now but overall still feeling a little bit cool to start out this sunday morning. sun's out though. it is warming up through the afternoon and overall it will be slightly below average with temperatures but they will be

still very comfortable across the entire area taking a lot storm scan three here on our sunday morning as we move through 8:00 o'clock hour a few cloud are showing up on storm scan three. as we walk out the door and look up it will be a clear start. few high cloud are not ruled out. keep an eye out for those and light fog has developed north of the city because temperatures have gotten cooler. is he be prepared for. that it shouldn't cause an issue if any at all on the area roads. thinks where cool temperatures are, north of the city through lehigh valley, reading, allentown, lancaster in the high 50 lower 60's range still staying in the mid 50's in the poconos. shore points 62 in atlantic city. sixty-five here in philadelphia 60's out toward trenton. dew points are very low. they have been in the 50's the last few days and that dry air settles overtop of us for one more afternoon. looking at your day planner we will be up to 81 degrees later in the day and does look like

we could stay on that side of the warmer temperatures to start the week out but couple showers will pop their way in the forecast in the middle of the week. we will talk about that coming up. >> thanks, matt today looks great. this morning is what left of hurricane harvey is still causing devastation in texas. storm is now being blamed for a second death in houston, a woman drowned after driving into hi water there first death happened in the coastal city of rock port a person died in the house fire during the storm, and harvey is now a tropical storm after making land fall as a category four hurricane and still dropping a lot of rain in texas today. houston's mayor says rain will continue for another three or four days a flash flood emergency is in effect. officials still don't necessity full extent of the damage severe weather makes it very difficult for crews to get to those places hardest hit. a quarter of the million people are still without power correspondent don champion shows us the dam age heart heart harvey hammered houston

with torrential downpours that led to widespread flash flooding, in some areas, 14 inches of rain fell in the span of three hours, rising waters, stranded drivers, submerged cars, prompting a warring from the cities mayor. >> it is dropping a lot of water, and the streets are treacherous. >> reporter: as water rose, nine is 11 centers were inundated with calls, police say at lee one woman was killed after she drove her car in too high water and get out. >> we heard somebody hollering out here and this was drawn, man man across the street that had seen her floating face down in the water. >> oh, god bless you, so or toy hear that. >> and pulled her out. >> reporter: this video was live streamed on line by houston's chief of police as he helped rescue stranded residents. >> i want you all to see this, for your situational awareness you do not need to be out here

>> reporter: to the south in places like rock port and corpus christi people are cleaning up after harvey made land fall here friday night, as a category four hurricane. now downgraded it is expect to me ander over eastern parts of the texas. adding to the devastation more than a dozen tornadoes have been reported across the region, harvey's flooding rains could impact the state for the next three days. don champion for cbs-3 three "eyewitness news". meantime first responders from our region are now heading to texas, they will be helping with the relief efforts there, "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in the news sent they are morning, these first responders had to get ready very quickly this morning. >> that is right, jan those philadelphia fire fighters and pennsylvania emergency task force were on duty last night and had to grab their go bags to deploy down to fort worth, texas. forty-five members of the philadelphia fire department and surrounding areas last

around 2:00 this morning to help with the devastation after harvey made land fall there. they are driving 22 hours straight stopping only for fuel and will be getting right to work when they arrive. mostly focusing on search, rescue efforts, and collapsed or under water buildings. deputy fire commissioner gary lows says relief efforts are all hand on deck. >> anything that you can think of they will have on these trucks, water, food anything at all. we even have two k-9s going, doctors going, we have rescue specialists, tech specialists and as i said they will be on the road. some for up to a week on their own. >> a lot of work to do. this is called a type three deployment which is second largest kind, in fema, the federal emergency management agency moves that up to a type one officials here plan to fly 40 more personnel down to help live, this morning i'm anita o h for cbs-3 "eyewitness news"

a lot of help is needed, thank you. harvey tears through texas bringing torrential rains and tornado here near houston. take a look, some of the storms aftermath there, people believe a tornado caused by hurricane harvey ripped through their neighborhood around 1:00 a.m. yesterday morning, we have face timed with one who moved to texas from the delaware valley. >> about 50 homes who roofs, one of my friends the roof is in their living room, another friend had put a tree through a bathroom, little girls window blew out and got injured in it. people were having to run to get in the closets. it sounded like a freight train it was just scary. >> residents say their concern now is with flooding and which may cause more power outages. a doggies now in with its family after becoming who during severe weather there, this is a storm chase shore was stopped at a gas station

near austin yesterday when this dog jumped in to his suv. jay jack named the dog harvey and posted this video to twit ter. powe went viral and with the help of users, the owners were found. jack dropped the dog off, the dog's real name is cash. and happening right now back here at home runners are pounding the pavement as they run in the philly 10k. they are off, race kick off at eighth and south about an hour ago, 6.2-mile course passes through the italian market, passyunk, washington square today and finishing at fifth and south street, about 4500 people are expected to take part. speaking of races philly color vibe 5k kicked off at philadelphia mills a half an hour ago. this is video from last years race where more than 2,000 people took part in the fun filled day, runners start out with white t-shirts and run true color stations there. those shirts will not stay white for long they will spray

them with paint. runners can celebrate with a dance party, proceed help at writ being children. 400 people will be crossing the finish line today as susan g komen three day in philadelphia comes to an end. here's video as we see walkers carrying in their second day breast cancer survivor, family walking in memory of loved won and friend is still supporting that disease join together in the fight against breast cancer. it fund raises for research that could find a cure. >> there is hope, there is hope for you, there is hepp for me, there is hope for all of us, but one day we will end breast cancer. >> philadelphia is one of the seven u.s. sit that is hosts the susan komen three day next walk in seattle next month. for more information, videos, pictures from the walk get to our web site we will powe all that and more right there on cbs philly.com. there is still so much to

cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. coming up next we will get live to washington for a preview of today's face the

joining us with a preview live in washington is major garrett , major, good morning. >> good morning, jan. we will folk gust part of the early element of the show on what is going on in houston, surrounding areas. hurricane harvey is in longer a hurricane, tropical storm soon to be depression but that is not where news is, news is harvey will not go away, rain continues to fall and flood waters continue to rise. we could have a developing, dangerous story throughout the day in houston and surrounding areas, evacuations are certainly underway, more than a thousand already, there could be more, there could be need for more large scale shelter operations all that

focus initially we will talk with texas governor greg abbott about texas response and how well texas is being assisted by federal government for that perspective we will talk to white house home land security advisor tom bossard, afghanistan north korea read iness panel and as we do kick around a very busy week in political news but up front and most importantly this developing situation in houston and surrounding areas because hurricane harvey although in longer powerful storm it once was still posts a threat. >> so much to cover this morning major, we will see you at 10:30, thank you. still to come sunday lives up to its name but what about the rest of the week, workweek , matt peterson's forecast is just minutes away. we're so lucky to have this greenhouse. >> showing off green thumbs, philadelphia community is getting out in the garden and it business american just picking pre dues our stephanie stahl explains the health

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stephanie stahl has more on a growing program right here near roxborough. >> they are cracking but wonderful. >> reporter: sue sourman is collecting tomatoes from cathedral village. >> thinks fantastic. it is very peaceful. you can just forget to get your hands in the dirt, pick tomatoes, you can pick basil, the aroma and fragrance are wonderful. >> reporter: it is beautiful but horticultural therapy program here is designed for important work. >> really it is way to time the community together as a whole. >> reporter: for healthy aging keeping residents engaged in

moving outside and in the greenhouse. >> we have some geranium that is we grew now. >> reporter: ruth mccarthey says growing and arranging flowers is part of the occupational therapy helping with movement, coordination and memory. then farm to table part of the garden with an assortment of herbs. >> these herbs are used in cooking. >> absolutely flowers and all. >> reporter: vegetables used for daily meals. >> pretty darn good. >> the food's great. >> look at me, yeah, i'm healthy, happy. >> reporter: at 84 corny walton says in addition to eating while spending time in the garden helps her and her friends stay physically and mentally active. is there socialization with others and nature which includes monarch butterflies and bees. >> we have plants, butterflies , insects can nectar in. we are helping sustain a healthy environment. >> studies have shown that gardening can help reduce depression, another benefit,

of the horticulture program at cathedral village, i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is five star weather day to get out and garden today, don't you think. >> definitely, shout out to my dad he likes to go out there with his tomatoes plants. dad, get out there and water plants because i know they have not gotten a ton have rain lightly but it will be a nice day to do gardening if you do like to get out and do that or just get outside and enjoy a early fall day that is what you have this afternoon. we are checking with weather watchers here this morning they are getting up and looking at temperatures cool to start out the day on this sunday. we are seeing 50's and 60's, not as many 50's an her later after we have done our second weather watcher segment but we have great pictures to start this morning. peter is in new jersey this morning with a few included outside his house in williamstown but still looking good to start out this sunday morning. phil sends us great pictures

out there a few high cloud, plenty of sunshine on this sunday morning. a wonderful way to wrap up our weekend. that is what we are looking at for our sunday. lets switch over to the maps we are looking at lots of rain down of course into the texas gulf coast. we are giving you one final update here on harvey, we will see center of the circulation around san antonio area, that is center of tropical storm harvey after making land fall a couple days ago as a category four hurricane. this has been just training, sitting overtop of the same area now for just about 24 to almost 48 hours, and where all of the heavy rain is centered itself over houston area and then back down toward coastline as well, we wanted to talk quickly about galveston, galveston is an island, just off the of the mainland and barrier island so we are getting on shore flow, so it is pulling all that water from the gulf of mexico with the windness to galveston

and now for the next hour they are in high tide so from just about 8:30 here eastern time to 9:30 eastern time galveston is in high tide with water coming on shore added on top of that rain that is falling, devastating flooding, it is likely to continue if not even get worse in the city of galveston. houston is also now getting a quick, quick break but another round of thunderstorm activity is moving in dumping even more rain on the city of houston where airport is shut down emergency managers are telling people not to go in the attics but getting on top of the roofs so very dangerous situation of course down along texas coastline with now tropical storm harvey expecting maybe another 20 or more inches of the rain in the coming weeks. very devastating situation down there and we will continue to update as that changes. back closer to home, a few high cloud out here early on, this sunday morning but it is

a quiet, clear, day for us here across the delaware valley. we will see here in our future weather a few high included what we are seeing here this morning, temperatures will remain, seasonal if not on the cooler then seasonal side today so just another fantastic day low humidity get out enjoy it if you are not able to enjoy your saturday you'll like today. as we get into machine not too much in the morning a really clear, dry, easy drive to work at lee weather-wise tomorrow morning to start out the workweek. we have a few extra included but we will start to see more cloud moving into advertise, we will call tuesday partly to mostly cloudy day and as we get in the second half toward evening hours a couple showers could start to develop especially along coastline and back down into delaware as well on tuesday, evening and then tuesday night into wednesday 81 degrees what's we have for a high, we will get to 80 on monday.

seventy-seven on tuesday, showers continue on wednesday, a thunderstorm on thursday as a cold front sweeps through but friday and saturday looks great. bookend forecast. good on both end. >> thanks, matt. 8:49. time to check road. lets get to kyle hahn in the traffic center, hi there kyle. >> good morning, jan. we have an accident investigation in south jersey on route 47 affecting both directions between goshen road and route 657, it is a utility pole car and just got off with the police and lanes are opening up in both directions but crews are still on the scene working to clear that away. we will look at travel times. everything looking good on the major interstates as it has been all morning. we will have decent drive on i-95, vine, blue route and turnpike as well as bridgeness and out of the city. speaking of i-95 we will take within final look on i-95 at academy road and smooth ride in both directions as there are no incidents or delays in

that area. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle ha ah, back to you. >> good day to get out there. it is a popular way to get around no matter where, millions of americans use uber but number of customers are new complaining about being wrongly charged a cleaning fee jim donovan explains. >> reporter: stephen winkler uses uber all the time and never had a problem until he spotted an issue on his bank statement. >> i noticed a 50-dollar charge from uber. >> reporter: he contacted the company on line and was told he was charge and cleaning fee they also sent him pictures from the driver of what appears ton a wet seat, but winkler says it wasn't him. >> there is in way i could have done that without knowing bit. >> reporter: winkler is not alone, social media is filled up with set uber customers insisting they were charged for a mess they didn't make. better business bureau says they have received 130 complaints about uber cleaning

fees. john and crystal drake were charged $150 and sent a picture taken by the driver but inn it never happened this need a better system in place. >> reporter: uber ace wear and in a statement says we are enhancing our internal process and investing in additional resources when investigating cleaning fee claims. while messes and spilled drinks can happen in moving vehicles we are actively looking into report where fraud made be detected and will take at prep eighth actions on those accounts. after complaining to uber winkler received a refund so did drake. >> my advice for other people would be to take a video every time you get out of your uber. >> reporter: uber says cleaning fees included not only cost of cleaning up a mess but who time for driver, they also say drivers who submit a fraudulent cleaning fee could lose their ability to drive for the company. reporting for three on your side, aim jim donovan. >> you just to have document everything these days.

well, coming up meisha johnson 's dream drive next she takes to us a farm where you can pick your own fruits and

we sure have had a great summer season for fruits, veggies and not over just yet in her dream drive segment meisha johnson went to gloucester county to find latest healthy things ripe for the picking. >> we are on her way to a great farmer market in mullica but i'm hearing american just farmers market but bunch to do here. mood's farm market has been popular market and pick your own farm for years. >> of course right when we walk in we are seeing fruits, vegetables. >> it is our own corn, black berries, we grow peaches. >> i see blueberries syrup, blueberry jam, blueberry cider >> thinks made from our own

blue brits. >> e kay, so what honey and walnuts. now this looks awesome. >> that is great for ice cream >> oh, yeah. >> i'm looking up here and seeing a lot of recipes. >> yeah. >> oh, sure. >> my eye to two things right way, peach pizza because i'm in love with pizza and black berry, buy them, aloft them, now. >> i know one of the most popular things to do here is pick your own. >> right here in the concord grapes they will be starting in about two weeks. >> it is good, coming here for 10 years. >> really fun, and at the end we all get an apple or two. >> you know what else looks good, hey, the doughnuts. when you walk into this farm market this is what you smell the doughnuts.

we have live action with kelly >> doughnuts as they come out and i put cinnamon, sugar on them. >> turf try one. >> sure. don't mind me oh, my goodness. that is so good. >> this has to be one of the favorites when people come in. >> it is meisha johnson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and trip tour local farm might be in order for today. >> yeah, it will be a great day to do some gardening yourself or if you can get out to the farm just get out enjoy yourself. great day. i do want to say something real quick i talk about this during package if you can get to k-h-o-u in houston and check out pictures that they have. they are actually doing their live wall to wall coverage from the second floor of their building because there is water in their studios down in houston. we will continue to think about the folks down there on the golf coast of texas. as we look what is happening closer to home we had that wonderful weather, get out,

enjoy it, 81 and sunshine for us, wonderful way to wrap up our weekend heading down to the last day of the komen three day walk it is great and we have a couple showers work their way in our forecast by middle of the week. >> in the too bad. >> that is it for "eyewitness news", at lee for now, we may be signing off on tv but we are always than line at cbs philly.com, sunday morning is next, have a great day, everyone.

>> this is a cbs news special report. i'm christine johnson at cbs news headquarters in new york. ish a moment we will join jane pauley in amsterdam with cbs sundae morning but first to texas. that state is reeling from the most powerful storm to hit the united states in more than a decade. harvey made landfall along the texas coast friday night as massive category 4 hurricane hammering the state with deadly force. devastating them relentless rain and powerful surge of sea water. that was just the first punch. right now harvey is a tropical storm with maximum sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. it's threatening millions of texans in houston and other parts of t