of pennsylvania is responding to senator casey's town hall.part, "sadly, bob c e cas casey's march to left continues. as a senator whose state is facing skyrocketing premium costs. it's disappointing bob casey continues to play political games instead of working across the aisle." >>> a big honor tonight for a delaware man who lost his life while saving his stepsons. michael manley wases posthumously awarded the silver life-saving medal. manley swam out to help his then 17-year-old stepson, andrew, after he got caught in a rip current. andrew made it back to shore, but sadly, manley was swept out to sea. >>> well, there's a new place for fun in west philadelphia. city officials cut the ribbon on a new roller skating rink. the rink was created on the side of an abandoned tennis court. now, it also includes six new fitness stations, a walking track around the rink, benches and chess tables. >>> well, some of the coolest cars around were on display in southwest philadelphia today. the non-profit cool cars your kids brought together families of ch

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senator casey, by the way, is up for re-election next year. last night, the chairman of the republican party of pennsylvania responded to the town hall saying in part, sadly, bob casey's march to left continues. as a senator who stated facing skyrocketing premium costs it's disappointing bob casey continues to play political games instead of working across the aisle. senators bernie sanders and ron johnson will offer their takes on health care bill on meet the press, joining moderator chuck todd at 10:30 right here. >>> this weekend, three of the biggest musical acts from the '80s and early '90s took the stage at the wells fargo center. last night, new kids on the block headlined the total package tour. polly abdul also performed. before the show, boys ii men got a special offer. the singers were celebrated in front of the high school where they got their start. >> as i'm hearing from our producers and directors, we'll get that story for you in just a moment. again, boys ii men honored in philadelphia ahead of their performance last night. >>>

in the statement, it says sadly, bob casey's march to left continues. as a senator whose state is facing-rocketing premium cost, it's disappointing bob casey continues to play political games instead of working across the aisle. >>>ier this morning, i talked to "meet the press" moderator chuck todd about the health care bill and its chances of getting enough republican votes to pass. >> walk us through the process in the week ahead. how is this going to play out? >> well, look, i think it's going to be less of a policy debate and more of a political debate. what do i mean by that? if you just looked at this on policy and looked at the complaints that the moderate republicans have and conservative republicans have, you can't write a bill that would appease both sides and get you to 50. the only way mitch mcconnell is going to get this passed is by making a political argument and trying to persuade skeptical republican senators that the base of the republican party, they don't care about the details. they care about the results. and they want to see some

casey? >> reporter: craig we have moved from where ywe spoke to you las down to outside of the congressional auditorium where is where this all hands meeting will take place to talk about what happened today. you may see some members of congress walk behind me to go in that meeting. congressman jeff duncan just stopped to speak to reporters about his experience. pretty remarkable. he was with congressman desantis when a man that seems to share the same description as the man who has been identified as the shooter here spoke to him and asked, are these democrats oar are these republicans practicing on the field. and they gave him an answer. mr. duncan looked up at his clock to see how long it would take them to get to the capitol as they were departing. that was 7:02, just a few minutes before the events unfolded today. we're now hearing the congressman who representing the district where gabrielle giffords was hurt. on a personal note, we work every day with the capitol police officers who o

william casey. and after they won that election and reagan became president of the united states, he appointed his campaign manager, bill casey, to be director of the cia. so the big jump, right? campaign manager to cia director? but that's what reagan did, and bill casey served as cia director until 1987 when he died of complications from a brain tumor. and when bill casey died, leaving that opening at the head of the cia, reagan made an interesting decision. he didn't bring in from the outside a new head of the cia. he decided instead to make an internal shift within his administration to fill that crucial job at the cia. he decided he wouldn't bring up somebody from inside the cia. he wouldn't bring in somebody totally new. instead, he moved over from the fbi the director of the fbi to start being the head of the cia to replace william casey after casey died in 1987. that was an interesting decision that reagan made right at the end of his term in 1987. that, of course, even though it filled the

senator casey, do you have any final comments? sen. casey: i want to thank our witnesses.aybe wanda said it best. you said in your testimony about sam, he did his job. he went above and beyond his duty. that could be said not only of sam, but of you, melanie and joe, mary and tom. we are grateful that you've been willing to do that in your lives, but also grateful that you are winning -- willing to share it and give us inspiration and information about why we need to pass these legislative items, as well as do advocacy on your behalf and those that we represent. thanks for being here and thanks for serving your country in more ways than one. sen. collins: committee members will have until friday, june 23 to submit any additional questions for the record which we may be getting. my profound thanks to all of our witnesses today, and to all the committee members who participated in today's hearing, and to thank you also to our dedicated staff. we couldn't do it without them as well. thank you for being here. this concludes our hearing. [captions copyright national cable satel

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and nbc's casey hunt on capitol hill. casey, let me go to you first. you've been tracking these senators in both parties trying to find out what is in it, mitch mcconnell now saying that a draft will be available for them to read tomorrow. what are you hearing? >> that's the plan right now, andrea. and the senators are going to be having their usual conference lunches today. so we're expecting that republican senators will get a rundown of the -- a broad outline of what this bill will look like at lunch today and that draft expected to be released on thursday. now, the very ambitious timing plan that mitch mcconnell has laid out privately anyway would call for votes by the end of next week, typically the senate would be in session until thursday. friday session wouldn't be outside of the norm, so if that all holds, we're looking at about a week for people to kind of mull over this bill for the american people to read it, for republicans to decide whether or not they're going to get on board. now, mitch mcconnell has been very deliberate, of course, in

was in there and casey gets jacked around and that is a two run double to break the tie. in the inning and malina tagged for a two run homer and this traveled 434 feet and 5-1 cardinals. we are not done yet tommy hits one 435 feet and casey gives a five runs and cardinals score seven in the frame the phillies lose 8-1. >> rather than get negative i want to stay positive with the guys but at the same time let them know that we need to do better in every area. >> reporter: unacceptable before the game the phillies shook up the roster and gomez were relieved of duties and designated for assignment that essentially means they are cut gomez was the team's closer a year ago but struggled and took the loss in sunday against arizona and era is north of seven and saunders was a nine million disaster and batting .205 and 97 in the month of june and cut in recent weeks and saunders was a huge disappointment. >> definitely did not workout the way we hoped it would and not the way we hoped it would not the way michael did and i talked to michael about that a little while ago in januar

meteorologist lauren casey is tracking big changes. when they arrive and when we'll see ra >>> this is bone forgot, the object stack ankle course owned and operated by navy seals >> same style we learned to be seals >> saturday they will host thousands >> everybody can do every single thing. >> "eyewitness news" got an exclusive run at the course that will push participants to the brink. which is the closest in fact a civilian will ever get to the training that the world's most elite soldiers receive >> it sounds kind of intimidate >> perhaps i wasn't intimidated enough >> the course is the finally to an eight mile run followed by a three-mile sprint, which can be done together or stand alone. for the sake of time, we focused on just a few of the 30 object stack ankles they have to offer from sky high to the down and dirty. a portion goes to benefit the families of fallen or wounded navy seal member. >> raised over $90,000 >> with each strain and grunt, one is reminded this is only a taste of what men like ryan and josh endured to prot

meteorologist lauren casey will tell us when the intense heat breaks. that's when eyewitness news >> pan handling is an issue in all cities. now the city has a new plan to cut done on you practice. city officials are asking public to pick up cell phones. and text share to 80077 and that makes a $5 donation to out reach organizations city leaders say many time money handed on the street is not being used for good. >> evident that we see is that money is quite likely going to be used for drugs. >> we won't criminalize behavior and won't arrest yourselves out of panp handling problem and it benefits existing social service agencies in place to help the homeless. >>> mcdonald's is using social immediate what to get the word out it's hiring. it will put 250,000 jobs on snap chat this summer. mcdonald's will use series of 10 second snap chat ads. people ready interested will be directed to a hub to download and fill out an job application. >> "forbes" magazine named highest paid entertainers in the world topping that list shawn didy combs. and thanks to his t

provides electric service to kent and as you say six had about 2000 homes without power >>> lauren casey is joining us. >>> we have the tornado you can see that damage there in sussex county. meteorologist from the weather service were out today surveying the damage and they have issued final reports this one only a half mile about. and you can see all of that damage from it being on the ground about a half mile significant damage to a farm several small barns. hard to believe. ef 0 tornado you can see lowest on scale can do an incredible amount of damage. we had a tornado that impacted berks county. maximum within speeds at 80. two miles near the mountain springs campgrounds. the only damage, unrooted snapped trees. you can't look at a tornado and say that's an ef 1 or 2, what happens is a survey team meteorologists go out, analyze the damage, the severity of the damage and then they give that a rating. that's why we saw the storms. teams going out this morning and earlier and we're seeing the final reports coming in. they were ef 0 considered minor, delaware kind of borderline ef 1 tor

casey, first to you, already we're seeing very strong reaction back and forth. how do they explain how they can have a vote next week when the congressional budget office accounting of how much it would cost and whom it would help, who it would hurt, who would lose their insurance, all of that won't come before next week. >> honestly, we're still having a hard time getting foam answer our questions. i had more republican senators run the other way from the cameras than towards us to talk to us about this health care bill. and quite frankly, the people we have talked to have been skeptical. senator pat roberts of kansas who could generally be considered a reliable vote with mitch mcconnell and others who have been working on writing this bill said it is the best possible vote, but under very difficult circumstances. nobody out here selling this bill this a real way. i just spoke to senator rand paul who said that this doesn't feel like it repeals obamacare. that is a warning shot from one conservative at this point. he said that there is go to be a joint statemen

party of pennsylvania responded to senator casey's town hall saying in part, sadly, bob casey's march left continues. as a senator whose state is facing skyrocketing premium costs. it's disappointing he continues to play political games instead of working across the aisle. >> talk about a late night for the phillies. the pitcher hits a homer but strikes out when it comes to stopping the diamondbacks from the mound. we have your sunday morning sports next. ♪ hey! ♪ bee to hive to the comb ♪ combing that honey ♪ into some gold ♪ take that gold and make it an o ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ bee to hive to the o ♪ oat from the farm is the yum in yo bowl ♪ ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ good goes around good goes around and around and around. hey! ♪ >>> the other day i was lisping to the radio and new kids on the block was on. i was wondering, why are they playing this? now i know. this weekend, three of the biggest musical acts from the benefit 80s and 'yients. last night, new kids on the block headlined t

senator casey, by the way, is up for re-election next year. last night, the chairman of the republican party of pennsylvania responded to senator casey's town hall and some of the comments he made. the statement says in part, sadly, bob casey's march to left continues, as a senator whose state is facing sky-rocketing premium costs it's disappointing that bob casey continues to play political games instead of working across the aisle. >> a little earlier this morn, i spoke live with "meet the press" moderator chuck todd about the health care bill and its chances of getting enough republican votes to pass. >> walk us through the prauz in the week ahead. how is this going to play out? >> well, look, i think it's going to be less of a policy debate and more of a political debate. what do i mean by that? if you just looked at this on policy and looked at the complaints that the moderate republicans have and conservative republicans have, you can't write a bill that would appease both sides and get you to 50. the only way mitch mcconnell is going to

meteorologist lauren casey will tell us when the intense heat breaks.t's when eyewitness news heat breaks. that's when eyewitness news continues >> pan handling is an issue in all cities. now the city has a new plan to cut done on you practice. city officials are asking public to pick up cell phones. and text share to 80077 and that makes a $5 donation to out reach organizations city leaders say many time money handed on the street is not being used for good. >> evident that we see is that money is quite likely going to be used for drugs. >> we won't criminalize behavior and won't arrest yourselves out of panp handling problem and it benefits existing social service agencies in place to help the homeless. >>> mcdonald's is using social immediate what to get the word out it's hiring. it will put 250,000 jobs on snap chat this summer. mcdonald's will use series of 10 second snap chat ads. people ready interested will be directed to a hub to download and fill out an job application. >> "forbes" magazine named highest paid entertainers in the world topping

e you were talking to casey. here it appears that lafayette park, the park just in front of the white house, is open to the public but pennsylvania avenue remains largely closed at this time. we have seen what appears at least to me to be additional security, though. the secret service hasn't communicated that there's any change in its posture right now, but we have certainly seen some law enforcement officers, members of the secret service with their weapons in their hands as they patrol outside the gates of the white house right now. no indication that there is any wider threat today. >> thank you, peter. let's stand by there and go over to casey hunt. i believe she has a member of congress with her. >> reporter: this is -- we're talking to congressman dave brad of virginia. congressman, you were watching these events unfold with your colleagues this morning. what happened? >> yeah, we're in the weight room, and all of a sudden i'm right next to the bike, one of my democrat colleagues, and he points up and scal

we will send it over to meteorologist lauren casey. >> thanks, so much alex. we have a couple drops coming down right now. we did have sunshine but clouded over with mid to high level cloud cover producing a lit built in the way of sprinkles but much more active weather, across western parts of the delaware valley. we have a new severe thunderstorm warning to tell but for portions of the area it includes southeastern berks , northwestern montgomery , southeastern lehigh and all bucks county until 7:00 p.m. for possibility of 60 miles an hour wind this cell moving east at 40 miles an hour, and some rotation has been indicated by radar with this storm, while tornado is not likely, it is possible, so in these areas, you need to be taking safety precautions, right now, severe thunderstorm warning in effect for those counties, and severe thunderstorm watch in effect for philadelphia county and all areas, west ward until 10:00 o'clock tonight, and temperatures, we're seeing ate cross the area still very warm in philadelphia at 87 degrees. seventy's with rain cooled

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meteorologist lauren casey is tracking big changes. when they arrive and >>> this is bone forgot, the object stack ankle course owned and operated by navy seals >> same style we learned to be seals >> saturday they will host thousands >> everybody can do every single thing. >> "eyewitness news" got an exclusive run at the course that will push participants to the brink. which is the closest in fact a civilian will ever get to the training that the world's most elite soldiers receive >> it sounds kind of intimidate >> perhaps i wasn't intimidated enough >> the course is the finally to an eight mile run followed by a three-mile sprint, which can be done together or stand alone. for the sake of time, we focused on just a few of the 30 object stack ankles they have to offer from sky high to the down and dirty. a portion goes to benefit the families of fallen or wounded navy seal member. >> raised over $90,000 >> with each strain and grunt, one is reminded this is only a taste of what men like ryan and josh endured to protect and serve. the

casey discussed the disarm hate act in ardmore this morning.would deny the sale of firearms to anybody convicted of a misdemeanor hate crime involving the use of force. casey was joined by tiara parker a survivor of the orlando attack who has become an advocate for gun legislation. >> i never thought in a million years that i would be in a situation where my life was almost taken by a gun. and to see that, you know, i lost one of the youngest victims that was at the post shooting. >> according to the southern poverty law center 917 hate groups currently operate in the united states. that's up 50 percent since the year 2000. >>> the newark police department is now enrolled in the medic alert leap program. the law enforcement agency portal allows officers to assist community members who are at risk for wandering. by enrolling a person in the free program, they will get a free medic alert bracelet. that information -- their information will be stored in the portal and if somebody wanders and is found officers can help reconnect them with a loved o

meteorologist lauren casey joins news devon. no bike riding but horse riding.l this weather stay with us >> reporter: yes this weather will stay through the evening and weekend as well, beautiful conditions, yeah, horses, riding i'm learning so many new things about horses. i'm more of a dog girl but i think cansering is when they have do this i'm learning new word here at the devon horse show and conditions are beautiful as they are all across delaware valley for whatever you have going on this evening. checking on our temperatures right now we have 78 degrees in philadelphia 79 in millville. seventy-six in allentown. we're 64 degrees, mild in mount pocono. we have a breeze with us. we have a couple spotty showers working across the area but those have since waned, just a little lingering shower right now across portions of the south jersey but otherwise we will continue to clear skies, out, and still do have this breeze out of the northwest, wind speed up around 10, 15, 20 miles an hour but after sunset that breeze will start to die down but that northwesterl

lauren casey is tracking rain. she'll let you know the best time to get outside. >>> great talk and good food. >>> a tune if i'm, having a great time. >>> we're like a traveling carnival, but we bring really good food >> this is the invitational. >> i think it's a popular vacation spot. people are like, i'm off of work, might as well try something new >> i'm holding the most popular item. melted american cheesesteak, bacon >> to waffles drenched in ice cream. >> next to that soda. and even yes, a berger. >> holly molly. but it was a few bites. >> what do you think of the food truck >> as the weather held up. not every game did. still that fun came with a side of anything your stick could desire. >> wow. >> i went cross-eyed. i know you just saw. if you missed today. no big deal, it continues tomorrow from noon to 9:00 p.m. >> i'm going to sit you and tori down. >> i proved it today. it's not going to work. >> i had a chance to go out and i realized when the sun goes down, some people get a chance to get down. i'm t

i want to get to casey hunt on capitol hill. today's hearing just got a lot more interesting overnight, huh? >> reporter: they did. that's for sure. this is a hearing about the reauthorization of the program that in part codified the warrant list wiretapping. hang on one second. i'm going to talk to a senator about to go into the hearing. what's your response to the reporting of dan coats own what he may have had discussions with the president about comey's involvement in this investigation? >> i think that would be highly inappropriate. he said in front of the senate arms service committee that he didn't want to answer those question but he would for the oversight committee. i hope he answers those questions those. >> reporter: the spokesman for coats said he did not want to discuss any of his plooift discussions with the president. if he doesn't discuss and reveal the details, would you be okay with that? >> no. that would be wholly inadequate. >> reporter: why is that? >> we need to understand what the president d here and wh

party of pennsylvania responded to senator casey's town hall saying in part, sadly, bob casey's marchft continues. as a senator whose state is facing skyrocketing premium costs. it's disappointing he continues to play political games instead of working across the aisle. >> senator toomey, please vote no when this bill comes before us in the senate. >> that's, of course, senator bernie sanders in pittsburgh yesterday. the vermont lawmaker attended a rally urging senator pat toomey of pennsylvania and other republicans to vote no on the health care bill. he told a crowd of thousands measure would hurt americans. senator sanders and senator ron johnson of wisconsin will discuss the health care bill on "meet the press" joining moderator chuck todd this morning at 10:30. >> this morning, 72 degrees outside. looking better than it did yesterday. you may have been sleeping through the storms, we were awake. crystal was warning about us tornadoes that did form and touch down in new jersey. >> parts of cambn, gloucester, burlington, damage in those areas, but in monmouth, they saw two confirme

meteorologist katie fehlinger in the cbs-3 mobile weather watcher but we will start off with lauren casey tracking storm here in the studio, lauren, what is latest >> thanks very much. area of concern is new jersey, shore points and much of the delaware as well. you can see the strongest portion with the squall line or line to strong to severe thunderstorms is moving across south jersey. we had quite a few severe thunderstorm warnings drop off but don't let your guard down yet still a very potent line of storms with nearly continuing lightening, torrential downpours and, possibility of 60-mile an hour winds. strongest part of the line right now is heading in to parts of the central and southern delaware where we have severe thunderstorm warnings for kent and sussex county until 6:30 and 6:45 respectively. look at all of this lightening that business to head into southern delaware and, very delaware beaches. friend and family out on the beach right now, head on inside across portions of south jersey, dealing with this line of heavy rainfall, and in and around browns million, hammington, vi

this was after the sudden death of bill casey from a brain tumor. gates went before the senate intelligence committee and got a call at night, senator david bourne. the oklahoma chairman of the senate intelligence committee who had to tell bob, you have a problem. the committee does not believe you in terms of your disavows of nothing anything about being involved in iran-contra, can't get your name out of it inee, and bobgates winds to the white house the next day, thicked president and pulled his name out. four years later he was nominated against. a very controversial nomination because of my accusations of politicization, and led to more votes against bobgets registered against all cia directors combined, going back to 1947 when harry truman started the cia, and he was confirm. this meant one who has politicized intelligence was sent back to run the agency where the poll littization takes place. you cannot imagine the moral problems and ethical problems created when someone you know who is involved in politicization comes back to run the agency.

also coming up, it is anybody‘s tournament in but to tournament in wisconsin but to english, paul caseyeh “5:5 'h “5 h? e‘eeh hhe .. one of hee‘hheh “5:5 ih “5 h? e‘eeh hhe .. one of the new sports that look at one of the new sports that will feature at the tokyo 0lympics. evening. rugby union has been dominating the sports news. it has been a brilliant day for - home been a brilliant day for the home nation sighs. we will have the m ina m in a moment of scotland's details in a moment of scotland's fantastic win, ireland's victory in japan as well as a triumph for englishwomen in new zealand. they we re englishwomen in new zealand. they were playing before the - and were playing before the british and irish lions - to the field irish lions took to the field the maori all blacks. this against the maori all blacks. this was a vitally important match for was a vitatty hfipoi‘tantmatci’rfor lions. they were close to full the lions. they were close to full strength and in difficult conditions the lions. they were close to full strei won and in difficult conditions the lions. they were close t

paul casey might fancy his chances of lifting that on sunday.c with the way he's playing so far at the us open, and is breathing down the neck of the first round leader, american rickie fowler, who's seven under par. while none of the world's top six were able to cope on the longest course in us open history, casey says he loves it here and is just one shot off the lead at erin hills. everton have madejordan pickford the most expensive british goalkeeper in history. he's joined the club on a deal that could be worth £30 million, despite not even making his international debut yet. a dominant nine wicket win over bangladesh has put india into the final of the icc champions trophy. the defending champions will play england's conquerors pakistan in the final. and top seed johanna konta's impressive start to the grass court 5eason continued with a straight forward win in the second round of the nottingham open. she beat yanina wickmayer in straight sets. that's it for now but i've got a couple of papers for you in a few second5. we will take you thr

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cbs3 is here, tori is here, lauren casey is here, crews behind the scenes, we've had a great day, eating. we've been. >>> i think -- saturday? >> there we go >> it's a fried -- it's basically, it's almost like a don't the, and it's -- at honey ball and it's fried dough >> ukee can get >> that's for sure, and also, you know what else i had a few of? well, one to 19, grape leaves. grape leaves. and these grape leaves are hand made here, they make 10,000 of them plus. and i actually got to get in there and hand roll them along with a friend of mine. >> i love it >> let's take a look. >> here we go. >> on this picture perfect day, the sound of music filled the outside of greek orthodox church. where tons of vendors with hand painted items and what couldn't be missed with the smell of every authentic savory and sweet delicacy covering every inch of folding tables. but there was one favorite i got to try my hand at, rolled grape leafs. >> the traditional way and the way you see mostly in grease is the blend we have here which a soft white rice with a ground beef. you can buy them at any grocer

casey: mr. pres mr. carper: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that i speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. casey: the republican bill, and i'm referring to the house republican bill that the senate now is considering in addition to other ideas is in my judgment not really a tax -- not really a health care bill but a tax cut bill. it's a tax cut bill for the super rich, not only the rich but the wealthiest, literally the wealthiest few americans while increasing costs for middle-class families. it gives states the options forker for allowing you states to discriminate again like they did before the a.c.a. was passed. and also would allow those same policies to devastate our hospitals, particularly those in rural communities. i live in a state where 48 out of 67 counties are in fact rural counties. the republican bill would rip away health care according to the congressional budget office, would rip away health care from 23 million americans. here's what that means in penn

have carmel corn, fudge, taffy, and, and, right now, as we see it, i'm going to toss to it lauren casey and let her , excuse me for talking with food in in my mouth but it is still g the wind is pretty good too. >> it is, don't worry, i will take over for you to enjoy. that the weather is looking great right now down the shore , sunshine, few mid level cloud, but, in other areas across the delaware valley we are dealing with strong, thunderstorm activity, building in to berks county, lehigh valley and thunderstorm watch in effect west of the delaware valley. so lancaster county is under a severe thunderstorm warning. these strong cells are moving in berks county head up in to reading, seeing light rain across lehigh valley but heavier rain just up wind that will be building in for you as we head into the next hour. storm prediction center is talking about possibility of issuing a severe watch for parts of the delaware valley so stay tuned for that. we are in a slight risk of severe weather, philadelphia and surrounding counties, stretching backup in the northwestern suburbs, berks count

. >>> grab an umbrella if you are heading out tonight, meteorologist lauren casey is tracking rain moving through and she joins us with the very latest on whether area will get hit the hardest, lauren. >> reporter: good news is heaviest rain has come to an end but we are dealing with widespread rainfall across the rainfall and area take a louisiana at rehoboth beach, boardwalk looking slick there, umbrellas are out as moderate rain continues to follow in this all y rainfall totals in the area very impressive over last several hours, picking up an inch of rainfall in beach haven, same case in millville, mays landing a in of rainfall, quarterrer town .4 and rehoboth .3 of an inch. we are add to go that as we speak. storm scan three moderate rain coming down over delaware beaches but we are starting to taper off, some of this rain, especially north and west of the city. so we will pan out on storm scan three and see this rain really relieving itself, moving eastward across i-95, but still dealing with period of heavy rain and steady rainfall across cumberland county, atlantic county, ocean c

meteorologist lauren casey is tracking the changes that will follow these storms. leslie? >> the sixers finally confirm the rumors they now have the number one pick in the draft so what do the fans think of the process? [hissing] uh- i- [sound of wrench] [intricate guitar riff] [engine starts] [guitar continues] >>> no one is immune from them. we're talking about robo-calls and those annoying interruptions are actually on the rise. >> our greg argo is here to tell us why the spam calls on the rise and if there's anything to do to stop them. >> it used to be only land lines. they're annoying and inextrusive and much more common. >> if you get a call in the morning while at work or minutes before dinner, it's probably not a loved one now that mom can text. rather it's likely to be a robo-caller. >> i don't know why they started or why they keep coming but they do. >> reporter: the dreaded spam call has transitioned from land line to cell phone. you mail a company that says philadelphiians dealt with 49. million of those annoyances in may. >> that's a lot. it averages about 6

tonight we have casey affleck, allison tolman and comedian chris charpentier.ous portillo's lemon cake. come on down and get a slice right after we start the show! "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, casey affleck. from "downward dog," allison tolman. and comedian chris charpentier. and now, for the time being, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. that's very nice.

check in with lauren casey, and the weather really held up so nicely.t beautiful summer night. >> perfect. >> beautiful evening, great for the band, you certainly don't want rain when you're trying to jam out. the story was mentioning i think the headlining band that starts at 9:00 is the trams, philadelphia based band, you might know them from burn baby burn. i won't sing. but yes, it's been a beautiful evening. little humid but the important thing is we did stay dry. we had a couple of showers working for the delaware valley, otherwise dry conditions but as we head to the upcoming weekend, we'll see more of an unsettled pattern due to a stalled out frontal boundary that is going to stay with us as we head to monday before we start to clear things out. let's turn it over to the computer right now, we'll check in on current conditions we're at 73 philadelphia, 68 in trenton, 78 in allentown and 72 in millville. poconos at 63. shore temperatures, sea breeze, ocean temperature getting closer to 70. air temperatures in cape may, we're at 67 in ocean city a

cbs3 is here, tori is here, lauren casey is here, crews behind the scenes, we've had a great day, eating. we've been. >>> i think -- saturday? >> there we go >> it's a fried -- it's basically, it's almost like a don't the, and it's -- at honey ball and it's fried dough >> ukee can get >> that's for sure, and also, you know what else i had a few of? well, one to 19, grape leaves. grape leaves. and these grape leaves are hand made here, they make 10,000 of them plus. and i actually got to get in there and hand roll them along with a friend of mine. >> i love it >> let's take a look. >> here we go. >> on this picture perfect day, the sound of music filled the outside of greek orthodox church. where tons of vendors with hand painted items and what couldn't be missed with the smell of every authentic savory and sweet delicacy covering every inch of folding tables. but there was one favorite i got to try my hand at, rolled grape leafs. >> the traditional way and the way you see mostly in grease is the blend we have here which a soft white rice with a ground beef. you can buy them at any grocer

we met jimmy and casey johnson last year, their 15-year-old daughter died the same way in alabama. her father and brother jumped in and almost died, too, they had not turned off the power. >> when i grabbed the ladder i couldn't let go. it's the worst feeling in the world not being ain't to move. >> reporter: pools have been just as dangers as seen from this surveillance video in florida in 2014, a problem with wiring electrifies this metal railing. the girl 2u67s -- touches it and goes lymph. the man who helped was also shocked. >>> abc news. >>> a large tree fell on top of an suv in east oak lane section this morning. chopper 6 hd was over the scene at cheltenham avenue. the cameras got as the vehicle was loaded on the tow truck. we're waiting to hear if there were any injuries in east oak lane. >>> a philadelphia police officer suv was damaged in a crash early this morning. it happened at 3:45 a.m. at 11th and market in center city. another car was involved. no reports of serious injuries. the cause is under investigation. >>> a driver was injured in a crash that ended in front

lauren casey is tracking rain.ll let you know the best time to get outside. >>> great talk and good food. >>> a tune if i'm, having a great time. >>> we're like a traveling carnival, but we bring really good food >> this is the invitational. >> i think it's a popular vacation spot. people are like, i'm off of work, might as well try something new >> i'm holding the most popular item. melted american cheesesteak, bacon >> to waffles drenched in ice cream. >> next to that soda. and even yes, a berger. >> holly molly. but it was a few bites. >> what do you think of the food truck >> as the weather held up. not every game did. still that fun came with a side of anything your stick could desire. >> wow. >> i went cross-eyed. i know you just saw. if you missed today. no big deal, it continues tomorrow from noon to 9:00 p.m. >> i'm going to sit you and tori down. >> i proved it today. it's not going to work. >> i had a chance to go out and i realized when the sun goes down, some people get a chance to get down. i'm talkin

lauren casey joins us with our forecast and boy we had storms. it's a little calmer >> all in the clear for now. it will be quieter before things get busy as we head to fiery. another busy evening all tributed to or molest tributed to one cell that traversed the delaware valley but right now, all is quiet as we get a live look at center city philadelphia. rain cool air 71. we were 87 to kick off the first day of summer. once storm rolled through we dropped from 86 to 73. we're dealing with cooler temperatures right now, 68 in trenton. 60s in millville, same in atlantic city and 50's in poconos. stormscan 3 mainly quiet. skies clear outer. still dealing with a couple of downpours. that activity will start to taper back as we head to the next 45 minutes. produce could produce wind gusts reported to 72 miles per hour in conshohocken. think about hurricane force is 74 miles per hour. high wind gusts in 50 miles per hour in cape may, barnegat light house, mt. holly and we saw numerous down trees and power lines. but the storm rolled through, our digit