longtime president of the holly courts residents council.karen was a passionate leader in the holly courts and public housing development communities. always advocating for residents needs and pushing to old city agencies and decision-makers accountable. during her leadership at holly courts can work closely with the it would heights center to strengthen and ensure the voices of public housing residents are heard and prioritized and helped widen the reach of neighborhood centers public housing working group. karen also helps ensure that holly courts residents and leaders get access to funding for programs and services. karen was instrumental in awarding the family action grant for youth and seniors focus activities at that developments. aside from her tenacity karen had impeccable style a warm smile, brilliant though we sorely missed by many of us who are privileged enough to work with her. rest in peace, karen huggins. all less than it would heights center continuing your fighting spirit and honor your legacy as we continue to deepen our wo

holly. just north of the interchange. so not allowing any more traffic onto go north if you are leaving the house right now your best bet would be the new jersey turnpike, again, if you are leaving from say cherry hill, moorestown, headed northbound this morning, get with the new jersey turnpike that will scoot you right on up and pass the scene and you will be good to go. because sometimes this morning they'll shut down the lanes to up right that tractor trail and get it out of there. an accident, northbound on the text shown right before the lansdale interchange fire for you here in whitemarsh, along malitia road at joshua road. and the market frankford line running with some equipment problems this morning. all trains between the 30th and 52nd street stations, you will have to board the trains from the eastbound platforms, and the stuck stuck inbound, put about 17 minute on the clock. >> on 95, back to you guys. >> more like it, 6:32. >> we have more hit-and-run accident to tell but this

holly was just different. from the bible belt. she talked a little bit. did different perspective on politics and a news, not in terms of ideology. i cannot say that about every reporter at works with. there was a keen sense of the absurdity. sometimes politicians seem ridiculous or bizarre but she never had a mocking tone in the way she wrote about them. and the quirks of personality revealing securities about politicians that made you understand them. and more interested in human dimension stories, and how public figures and ordinary people dealt with adversity and tragedy and, she has known how to walk back a fine line in reporting. and all these possibilities come shining for rule in this monster tornado that ripped through oklahoma on may 20th, 2013. ten mitchell in. in mercy of the sky and how unforgiving weather and the fury of mother nature, gave them that sort of strange mixture of resilience and fatalism courage and selfishness. and and they save lives. the scientists at the national weather service who plumbed the science of forecasting and sto

holly road. for now, out on the schuylkill expressway on the conshohocken curve, starting to see volume in both directions. still no real problems just typical volume. 422 dealing with the same thing. headed eastbound is where we see the volume normally in the morning, 29 to the schuylkill expressway. still no problems. just starting to climb up a little bit, 10-minute trip. due to some equipment problems we want to check before you head out the door. no problems near the new jersey transit. >> 19 minutes after 6:00. 69 degrees, and we've got sunshine. brilliant sunshine during the day today. look at that view. this is from the mellon bank building in center city. might see a few thin clouds on the horizon there. but get ready to see sunshine warm us from the 60s into the 80s this afternoon. the pocono mountains, look at this dramatic view. this is from jim thorpe. there are low clouds and spots of fog in the mountains. this camera is above all of that. that will be thinning out and disappearing,

>> holly, dustin thank you. so four are tied at the top after 54 holes. there were four tied at the u.s. open in 1973 at oakmont. the open that johnny miller won with his 63. we'll have more in a second. we'll hear from jordan when we get it back. right now over to curt menefee. >> joe, he may have been born in australia. jason day seems to have all of america rooting for him after 54 holes of the u.s. open based on the gritty gutty performance. tom, certainly the tens of thousands here above the tenth green, the 17th fairway is over there. the green there too. this place erupted when he hit the birdie on 17. >> he has something you can't teach. desire. he showed us that today. you know that was an unbelievable performance. he played well really well. as good as anybody did today. >> he showed it today and really you have to go back a little more than 24 hours ago. his final hole yesterday. he goes down gutted it out. finished up the round yesterday with a 70. came back today, didn't look good at times. looked like he was trying to fight his way through i

holly? holly: we know that he was arrested, like he said, in shelby, north carolina, it is about 45 minutes from charlotte three and a half hours from here in charles and. police say that it was a tip from the member of the public who recognized his car and at that point they called police. with that they were able to arrest him and take him into gusts eddie. he is now in custody and i can tell you that it is a real sense of relief around here as the had been a massive manhunt this morning. jummy: have you gotten any sort of feet act or reaction from anyone on the ground reacting to the fact that the suspect has been arrested? holly: a huge sense of relief. i think a lot of people were very concerned, and a lot of people have been very's up order. governor haley had a press conference earlier that said that south carolina is a case where people love each other -- we have seen that. people and parishioners coming into tellers tories. coming in to support each other. very relieved, supported,

what she has single-handedly done for holly courts is beyond words.she was a tenacious advocate for the community,, and on a very personal level, to meet karen huggins was one of the most remarkable human beings that i have come across. it really is hard to imagine the world, to imagine san francisco without karen huggins . this city, this community will never be the same. i personally feel lucky and blessed that i got an opportunity to get to know karen, and i know as i look back at everything that karen has done that the best way to honor her memory is to be dedicate ourselves to what she cared about which is not just social justice, or more specifically, her passion, which was making sure we did the right thing for the residents of holly courts and not just how the course hurts but all public housing. our thoughts and prayers today are with her adopted family, karen's adoptive family at holly courts and as we do this in memoriam today i think about all of the residents in the community who i know are in pain like the rest of us who knew her. i know

>>so mama hood looks good on you holly thank you i love it >> reporter:this is holly. happy.and a mama to rainbow, now 2. >> im hef's number one girlfriend love you love you >> reporter:and this is holly as one of hef's girls. the subject of her memoir "down the rabbit hole" >> there were cat fights/ >> hef was very controlling >> reporter:us weekly on stands now, with an early look at those dirty details from inside the playboy mansion >>1:02:43 some of the most shocking things in teh book, holly alleges she was offered drugs althought she didnt take them, she also talks about her sex life with hef/she didnt get along with the other girls especially kendra >> reporter:when she first met hef back in 2001, holly was overwhelmed.by his persistence >>and he goes i love you sweetie by and i thought wow hes a fast mover but i liked it usually you cant see a guy say i love you in the first year >> reporter:she moved into the mansion and quickly became one of hef's rotating group of girlfriends, available for parties, photo opps and. hef. >>were invited up to the bedroom where they

someone else who felt that way was college roommate holly boardman.er notifying her that her good friend was death. >> i remember reading "tragic death," just the word death, i knew he had killed her. even though justine's family firmly agreed with holly about eric's culpability. they were less certain he'd ever be charged with the murder. >> he's very clever, much smarter than most people give him credit to. i think that's making the investigators' job harder. >> with the investigation seemingly stalled, they tried to become their own detectives of sorts. they knew their former son-in-law best and were determined to find out what really happened to their daughter. with no criminal charges in sight, the swartzes filed a wrongful death civil suit, pointing to eric as their daughter's killer. courtney steward, a reporter for the local newspaper, the hook, had launched her own investigation into justine's death. she said everyone understood where the family was coming from. justine's parents believed eric had brutally killed their daughter and were going

holly interchange.this morning, jump on at exit number five in the new jersey turnpike, and you'll be good to go as you head north. coming southbound, obviously we have gaper delay again the new jersey turnpike is the way to go. skyfox on the way to the scene. we'll take you there live when they arrive. yesterday, what a hot mess we had, on the northeast extension southbound, all lanes open today. they fix that sinkhole and we are good to go from quakertown down to mid-county. eastbound on the schuylkill, starting to see some volume pop coming around the conshy can you into downtown. 959 again some volume building headed in toward girard. otherwise so far so good on the pennsylvania turnpike, no problems for the gang coming in from downingtown hearings is a live look, at i-95 southbound, into the city, got the skyline lighting it up in the background, and there is the volume building heading in toward girard. mass transit looking good. chris, lauren back to you. >> former us house speaker dennis hastert

>> holly williams for us in athens, greece, thank you so much, holly. >>> at least 20 people were killed when an indonesian cargo plane crashed. it went down shortly after taking off in northern indonesia. 12 crew members were on board. the pilot made a turn and crashed into acl. >>> this morning, thedeadline to reach a deal is today but a senior u.s. official says the talks on a comprehensive nuclear agreement will continue. secretary of state john kerry continued to negotiate yesterday. after yesterday, u.s. officials said they were nowhere near a deal. >>> we are learning how two convicts escaped prison. one of the men is talking. two prison employees had been charged with helping the two convicts escape. gene palmer appeared in court yesterday and admits to giving the two tools but didn't know about their escape plans. >> reporter: david sweat said he and fellow inmate richard matt had to improvise when their get-away driver didn't show up june 6th. he said it was for joyce mitchell to drive them for mexico but mitchell had a panic attack to sweat and matt took off toward canada. >>

holly understood what i was saying, didn't you holly?>> how can we avoid it, charlie -- i how can we avoid it holly? >> we need to look at the labels closely. just because it says gluten-free or healthy or organic. >> doesn't mean it's healthy. >> and not an excuse for not exercising. >> you see the athletes on the cover. >> eating less and exercise are two separate thing ss means you should do most. >> so the bottom line skinny girl doesn't mean the whole thing. >> some are taking a cue from president obama's playbook. the multimillion dollar business with online campaigning business. see how it's paying off with by less with more. you're watching "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs "morning rounds" sponsored by copper tone sunscreen. from harmful uv rays. game on. coppertone sport. [narration throughout] i started my camry. ran a race most wouldn't dream of starting. chose to take down a monster. and realized when it's dark enough... ...you can see the stars. one bold choice leads to another. toyota. lets go places. why weigh yoursel

>> holly, dustin thank you. so four are tied at the top after 54 holes.e four tied at the u.s. open in 1973 at oakmont. the open that johnny miller won with his 63. we'll have more in a second. we'll hear from jordan when we get it back. right now over to curt menefee. >> joe, he may have been born in australia. jason day seems to have all of america rooting for him after 54 holes of the u.s. open based on the gritty gutty performance. tom, certainly the tens of thousands here above the tenth green, the 17th fairway is over there. the green there too. this place erupted when he hit the birdie on 17. >> he has something you can't teach. desire. he showed us that today. you know that was an unbelievable performance. he played well really well. as good as anybody did today. >> he showed it today and really you have to go back a little more than 24 hours ago. his final hole yesterday. he goes down gutted it out. finished up the round yesterday with a 70. came back today, didn't look good at times. looked like he was trying to fight his way through it. held it

holly williams reporting for us from athens. holly, thank you. well there's another debt crisis breaking much closer to home. puerto rico's governor says the u.s. common wealth island cannot repay $72 billion. american investors have about $80 billion in puerto rico as opposed to $5 billion in greece. today the united states supreme court ruled that a controversial drug used in executions does not violate the constitution. the vote was 5-4. jan crawford reports this lethal injection case caused one justice to pull out a poison pen. >> reporter: the justices took up the case in the wake of a botched execution in oklahoma where convicted killer writhed and moaned in the 43 minutes it took him to die. in his majority opinion, justice samuel alito said there was no evidence the drug at issue entails a substantial risk of severe pain, noting the oklahoma prisoner's i.v. had been improperly placed. alito said 12 executions using the same drug protocol went off without any significant problems. but the justices quickly proved beyond that narrow issue to

holly, left lane block.hen another one farther south, northbound, before route 3202 all lanes open, that accident is on the shoulder. heads up upper providence, downed tree route one southbound at route 252 police are directing traffic. that's a look at your ride this morning ukee, back to you flocking -- looking for little inspiration to get off the couch and work out? the oldest runner ever to do a marathon. >> if she can do it, just saying. also after mid-air disaster at air show watch went wrong just moments before these two planes collided? and then plunged into the water? we'll be right back. >> you can see planes flying near each other it seems one loses power right there they collided, then fell into the path of the other plane. both plummeted into the water below. one of the pilots survived, and emergency landing however, divers found the other pilots body. >> police say a driver misstook the gas pedal for the break in a crash that injured nine year old girl at los angeles international airport. the

holly, thanks.today we learned that rotten wood is likely the cause of that tragic balcony collapse in berkeley, california. six college students were killed. seven others were seriously hurt. today, one of the apartment building's other balconies was torn down and two others were declared off limits period of time five of the dead were from ireland. the hunt for the two killers who escape from an upstate new york prison is entering a 12th night and today the police asked the public for help again and put out some new visual aids. here's anna werner. >> we are going to pursue every lead, and we are going to locate these individuals, and they will be apprehended. >> reporter: police released new time-lapse photos of escapees richard matt and david sweat today showing what the two might look like now with facial hair. police swore to catch the two men after spending 11 fruitless days searching 10,000 heavily wooded acres from the ground and in the sky with more than 800 officers. given that you're now

holly, thank you. u.s. markets shrugged off the greek tragedy after a sell-off yesterday, the dow gained 23 points today. as many as five million americans could get aerate under a plan that the president announced today to expand overtime pay. major garrett is at the white house. >> reporter: right now americans who make more than $23,660 per year for their 40-hour work week are not eligible for overtime pay. under the new labor department rule that salary cap would be raised to $50,440 per year. that's the first overhaul of the overtime rules since 1975. richard trumka is president of the a.f.l.-c.i.o. >> when you put more money in the pockets of workers businesses get new customers. and when they get new customers there's new demand, and that demand creates jobs and that's what this is likely to do. >> this costs us $8to 12 million a year more a year. >> jamie richardson is a vice president at the fast food chain white castle. he says the new regulation will hurt workers as companies try to keep labor co

holly, new jersey. overturned tractor-trailer, in our way here, right now, it is only blocking the right lane of the three lanes, but, every now and then they bring all traffic to a halt. because they're backing trucks in here. so that they can get the cargo apple juice is what the truck was caring. so, three juice boxes for all of the kids as you drive past here. that's one way to get rid of all of the cargo. but look at the jammo, north on 295. as you try to roll up you there mt. holly, new jersey, backed up, again, northbound into 541. so coming from say mt. holly, cherry hill, or from voorhees, best bet, use the new jersey turnpike, from the get go. and that's going to save you some time also gaper delay. >> disable on the turnpike, pennsylvania turnpike, westbound. >> plus also the stretch where we start to seat beginning of morning rush hour. and some wicked sun glare, dealing with out there this morning. septa as market frankford line, some equipment problems, 15 minute delays, all passengers nee

holly road. you can hop on to the new jersey turnpike. no problems there to get by the scene. and more updates for you to come as soon as we get them. dublin a vehicle fire on bethlehem pike in west pennsylvania avenue. a disabled vehicle, as well. out in lower marion on the blue route southbound to the schuylkill. that off ramp is being blocked by the disabled vehicle. back to you guys. >>> a new push to find a mother missing for a year. we will show you the sign that investigators are stepping up the search. >>> and plus a case of road rage caught on camera. wait until you see what happens when the drivers get out of their cars. >>> and summer's on the way, kids are ready to jump in the pool. not all of them are ready for it. coming up after the break, the length some parents are willing to go because of their fear of the water. >>> it is 5:14. new video this morning of a violent case of road rage in hollywood. look at this, the cell phone video shows a man leaning inging out a car window. the

holly and doylestown. and at the shore, temperatures will thin out. 86 degrees, 83 in atlantic city. it's 84 in dover with sunny skies, we'll see wilmington up to 85 degrees. and even a little bit warmer for swedesboro and philadelphia. the 7-day forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >>> it's 20 minutes before 5:00 right now. a judge has ruled that the town of paulsboro cannot sue a rail company for damage to the town's reputation following the 2012 derailment. the town says negative media attention hurt businesses and discouraged people from moving to the community. a u.s. district judge this week did allow a separate lawsuit from the school district to move forward. >>> a beach replenishment project at the jersey shore on hold this morning because of two birds. >> what can you do? nature? >> this morning, residents react to the manmade rules that are forcing workers to take a break for the birds. >>> and pack lighter or pay up we will break down the new recommendations for carry-on luggage. this is s

holly williams is on the turkish border with syria. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for your four years we've watched syrians flee their country by the millions but not at this crossing on syrian border with turkey they go home to their tone which you can see on the other side of the border in their distance behind me. it was liberated from isis on tuesday after days of intense fighting. more than 20,000 people fled as u.s.-led air strikes pounded isis positions. a desperate escape across the border to turkey for people who've lived under isis for over a year. many have horrific stories of the extremists' brutal rule. if a woman went out without veiling her face or man smoked a cigarette, they beat them with a stick, said this woman, who covered her face to hide her identity because even now she's still frightened about of isis. she and her friends said they grew used to see severed heads left in the streets left as a warning after isis carried out executions. this man is a cotton grower who pointed out his land to us seized by isis when they captured the land. i fou

holly. that flow will continue during the day. that's bringing the humidity down. yes, it will be hot but nice and sunny and more comfortable than yesterday. by 11:00 this morning, 82 degrees and 88 degrees and climbing at 2:00 this afternoon your your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. heading out the door right now jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. problems out there this morning, jessica. >> we're starting to see a little bit, bill out in west philadelphia we're dealing with the multivehicle car crash. three vehicles actually involved. that's closing a portion of haverford avenue between 41st and 42nd street. injuries involved there as well. police activity on the scene. there's going to be an accident investigation in the area for quite some time. we can get you around that as we head into our maps. haverton avenue closed between 41st and 42nd. to get around that take market street or lancaster avenue to move through the area. in

i'm here with my nightly show writer holly walker here.of the new book that made all three new york best time seller lifts, ali wentworth. also -- and of course we have tim a sleep in the back. what's up, tim. [ applause ] >> larry: okay. alright. last time we were here this was so much fun. we said the hang was sponsored by axe body spray. this is true, they sent us these products. tonight's hang is sponsored by something else we love. ps4. [laughing] >> larry: ps4 for when you haunt you want to hang like a millennium. and johnny walker blue when you don't. might at well. [ applause ] >> larry: alright. so, i'm going to talk about women sports. last night u.s. women beat nigeria and moved on in the world cup. you see that. awesome. 5 million people watched. 23 million people watched the nba finals. myself included. men compared to women there is little coverage. here is the chart of all sports coverage for sports center, womens sports at the bottom. i'm lighting a bomb for you jamil. is women sports exciting as men sports? be honest. >> y

holly understood what i was saying, didn't you holly? >> how can we avoid it? >> we need to look at the labels closely. because it says gluten free orestes ganic or healthy doesn't mean it doesn't have sugar and fat. >> the label is not an excuse not to exercise. >> absolutely not. you see these athletes and everything on the cover. >> eating less and exercise are two separate things when you should do both. >> so the bottom line skinny girl doesn't mean you can eat the whole thing. >> maybe after 6:00. >>> 2016 presidential hopefuls in both parties are taking a queue this morning from president obama's playbook. the multimillion dollar business of online campaign stores. see how it's paying off with more than money. that's next on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs "morning rounds" sponsored by coppertone sunscreen. copper tone sunscreen. from harmful uv rays. game on. coppertone sport. [narration throughout] i started my camry. ran a race most wouldn't dream of starting. chose to take down a monster. and realized when it's dark enou

why do you always freak out whenever holly comes over? she's not that bad. am i allowed to say that about a woman i accidentally had a baby with? i wouldn't. she always wants to hang and connect with me over tequila shots. just say no. (chuckles) i can't say no to tequila. that's why travis exists. no way. jill, too. what an adorable coincidence. look on the bright side. she drives you crazy, which i enjoy. (chuckles sarcastically) (horn honks) she's here. come here. if she pushes past us with her super bimbo strength, we say we can't hang tonight... (vehicle door closes, alarm chirps) because we all have some very important thing to go to. got it. hey, you guys. whoops. whoa. (chuckles) damn it. she back

so they knocked on holly's bedroom door that's when he walked out and shut the door behind him. they said he was dripping wet with sweat and erratic with his eyes darting back and forth, and they said he asked them a strange question. what would you do if grace wasn't here anymore? katherine irvin testified that he told him that he andman were having a disagreement. she said he told her she slapped me, and i strangledder. >> is there evidence that there with a wound on his hand? >> there is evidence that he had a bite wound. >> reporter: wusa 9. >> the defense attorney said they had no relationship other than being housemates, and he knew of no disagreement between them. >>> the man accused of killing a wealthy d.c. family a and their housekeeper has a brand- new lawyer. the investigation is still ongoing, but the police believe that daron wint and others held the family and their housekeeper hostage for hours, torturing them and trying to get money from him. the prosecutors say he murdered the family and set the house on fire. today he was in court for only a few minutes. when

isis has been operating in libya for under a year, charlie but it's making rapid gains. >> rose: holly williams in misrata, thank you. just assed with kennedy suwas drawn to banks hackers target the internet because that is where the money is. a report is out today saying cyber thieves are raking up profites of 1400% on their attacks. anthony mason found business and individuals are making it easy. >> you can click "nex" and that should all be good. >> reporter: at the chicago headquarters of the cyber-security firm trust wave, charles henderson leads a team of ethical hackers. that means what tact exactly? >> we trust systems just as these criminals do attempting to find flaws. >> reporter: in their new report detailing hundreds of breaches last year trust wave found% of all mobile apps were vulnerable to attacks. more than half involved theft of i.d. information and card holder data. weak pass words led to 28% of all cyber breaches and the most common pass word, believe it or not, is pass word 1. are we still vulnerable? >> absolutely. it's not ninjas dropping through ceilings. it's

holly. along the shore, 71. 73 in dover.here is the rain moving out of richmond montgomery and to the north of northampton. palmyra seeing some light rain and to the north of cherry hill. very spotty. even if it's not actively raining, dealing with wet roads along 95. be careful as you head out this morning. we will see wet conditions out there. radar shot shows how isolated the showers are. they will only linger for the next few hours or so. our temperatures today will range between 78 and 81. early showers, breezy conditions. wind direction will shift out of the southwest, 15 to 25 miles per hour. warmer air moving in. that means temperatures are back to the 80s today. at the beginning of a warming trend that will send us to the high 80s as we head into next week. >>> if you don't have a green thumb, no need to worry. up next the new technology that makes growing your own garden a breeze. >>> welcome back. thank you very much for being with us on your sundaying. 6:2. 65 degrees at nbc 10. we look at a gray, damp scene from

holly. 80s along the shore. 81 in philadelphia.our forecast today, temperatures ranging between 78 and 81. breezy conditions expected. wind speeds out of the southwest, 15 to 20 miles per hour. citizens bank park in the background there, the phillies have a doubleheader because they were rained out yesterday. the seven-day forecast shows another chance of storms by tuesday. temperatures climb close to 90 degrees. >>> happening now, the 11th annual tri rock philadelphia triathlon is in full swing at fairmount park. it started at 6:30 this morning. the olympic style race involves a one mile swim in the schuylkill river, a 25 mile bike challenge and a six-mile run. money raised will go to children's hospital of philadelphia and pediatric cancer research. weather will be improving as that event goes on. thank you very much for being with us. i'm ted greenberg. brittney and i will be back at 9:00. the "today" show is next. have a great sunday. ♪ ♪ to you they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broa

holly and norristown trenton tops out a89 degrees this afternoon. plenty of sunshine if you're heading to the shore. 87 in rehoboth. inland is when you're more likely to see the 90 degree mark. drexel hill and philadelphia up to 91 89 the high in wilmington. but there is cooler weather on the way after tomorrow. check this out. the weekend forecast could turn stormy and keep our temperatures in the 70s. got the full seven-day forecast to show you how quickly that cooler air arrives, even before the weekend. that's when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> 5:43 on this monday morning. breast cancer connection. the new study that links your risk to a once common pesticide. changing its tune. this morning apple responds to taylor swift's scolding on social media. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber op

holly was on girls next door with two other hef girlfriends. >> were all three of you sleeping with him i don't really like to out the other girls or anything but he definitely didn't have any girlfriends he wasn't sleeping with. >> this is a direct quote from your book. repugnant bedtime routine. >> yes. >> i was just never into other girls in the bedroom. >> holly compares hef to an ancientent ruler with a harem but in 21st century los angeles. holly says now that she's made a name outside the mansion, a vegas show a turn on "dancing with the stars" that now it's time to tell her version unfiltered. >> there's everything you wanted to know in my book and more that you didn't even want to. the we asked hef about her book and he told us i've had more than my fair share of romantic relationships with wonderful women. many moved on to live happy and productive lives and i'm pleased to say remain dear friends today. sadly, there are a few who have chosen to rewrite history in an attempt to stay in the spotlight. >> couldn't you just leave? >> i could have but i was scared to leave. >> you

holly do have accident, left lane remains block this hour. and don't for fit when you are on the road you can get updated information about traffic apps backups with the new cbs philly traffic app. download it now on itunes or google play. eight department, 11 children, forced from their homes by fire on the 400 block of bickly place in chester. damaged five homes no worth dollars -- reported injuries. >> several of the united states post 9/11 anti-terrorist measures expired at midnight. among them the ability for the government to collect americans cell phone records. this eggs prayings, though likely only temporary. >> and funeral services being planned for the son of vice president joe biden. beau biden was a two time delaware attorney general and served with the us military in iraq. died saturday from brain cancer at the age of 46. >>> right now, it is 5:46. at another name to the field of republicans running for president, lindsey gram expected to become the ninth republican in the race later today. gram considered an expert on foreign p

holly phillips has a new book called "exhaustion break through." it's something we've all been waiting for. what brought you to write this? >> my patients. fatigue is the number one cause. so much so we're living in an epidemic of exhaustion. so many people have built nice big full lives that they should be enjoying and they almost feel like the price they have to pay for that is being so tired they can't enjoy it. so in the "exhaustion breakthrough," i researched hidden medical and other causes of fatigue so you can help uncover what's making you exhaustive. >> what i love about the book is it's personal. you talked about your own exhaustion in mid cal school. >> yes. >> why is it so hard to diagnose and more difficult to treat. >> it is biographical. i was wiped out 20 years straight. ironically it's true. even though i was surrounded by doctors and i could get the best medical care it still took a long time to get to the bottom of it. ily are a couple of challenges within medicine itself to diagnosing what's causing fatigue fatigue. one is patie