good morning, jan, good to see you. >> and rahel solomon. keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, we may it to friday. that gas main break, that is big one, yes, we will be talking about the closures coming up. actually a lot more to talk about coming up as well. >> unfortunate in that regard. it will be another hot day, too, so air conditioners will be getting, you know, a work out. yet again here today. let's take a look outside. we start things off by going out to storm scan3, at the moment, totally empty. technically is a loop. if you bling you might miss it, what rolled through in the last hour or so. all-in-all ends up being nice, bright, sunny day, hot again, also quite humid. those dew point are up there at the moment. generally in the 60s, remember, the lower that dew point, the drier the air. and, most, more specifically, the closer the number gets to the actual air temperature, the more humid it will feel. so, in short, just measure the amount of moisture content in the atmosphere. that's why it is such a good baro

jan: yes. julia: we are? at those numbers, they are eye-watering and we worry about them on a weekly basis. they are going to come down? jan: they are. for such a long time, so eye -watering. the inventories we see in america and report on every single week, those are fairly slow to come down, and they were way up in january. that those inventories have begun to shrink and now maybe finally they have begun to shrink here. scarlet: ok, that is the supply side of the equation. what about the demand side? first-quarter demand was a bit disappointing. can we not extrapolate for the rest of 2017 will be just as we? jan: correct. i learned this a long time ago. i used to be in journalism school, and in journalism school, we had one day, that is a story, and two days, that is a trend. scarlet: you gave away our secret. oh, my gosh. [laughter] jan: short-term events like, i don't know, a bunch of flooding in california, bad whether in february -- in america, had gasoline down a little bit. january and february. the w

. >> i'm jan carabeo in for jim donovan. let's look at what's on track for today. >> tgif indeed, jan, always so great to see you. a rainbow on a friday morning, still early out there. looking outside, roadways, lots going on including a big gas break, we will be talking about that coming up in the next ten minutes. >> quiet weather overall still in the forecast today, we coned one shower or thunderstorm at some point later this afternoon, but for now, it is all clear and really warm outside. our temperatures are off to very, mild start, and you'll be able to walk out the door without a coat for sure here today. another hot one, guys, storm scan empty at the moment, will likely not stay that way, again, shower or thunder storm in the cards. it is not as warm as yesterday, but certainly, 75 degrees is mild enough that you again can walk out the door without any coat here today. that's for sure. we're going to ends up doing here maybe dropping another degree or two before we rebounds from this point. low mid 70s, even at the s

jan? >> check back in with you, thank you, matt.ow 6:32, time to check the roads, lets guess to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic centerment hi, amanda. >> jan, live look at the boulevard southbound ninth street right now. there is some construction there that has the right late closed. crews have construction cones down, but the good news is despite the lane limitation, traffic running smoothly with no delays. this takes some extra care when drive-thru this area this morning. how much, head today fairmount park or the art museum, kelly drive closed in both directions between strawberry mansion drive, fountain green drive for the stoats bergey regatta, in effect until 7:00 tonight. live look at the vine, looking good, all majors looking good, as well, including 76, 95, 30, 202, mass transit running on time. in the cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> thank you. >> philadelphia police are trying to track down two gunmen this morning, after motive after the shooting of toddler and his father on their front porc

john, good morning. >> good morning, jan.e have a conversation today with secretary of defense james mattis, we sat down with him yesterday at west point to talk about the hot spots across the world. first, up tic, in the fight against isis and what is new in the strategy, and implemented over in mosul, iraq and in syria. we have talk about nato, ranging conversation. todato fm maker ken war in vietnam, and what and what a troubled time that history. and then jan,th ackle to take a look at this pss home including those new store business his son inan his, tiesf that,ur actually know and what w week a lot to cover, we will see ato 10:30. >>> still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, so far, so goodwill the rest of this memorial day weekend look this nice? matt peterson's forecast is just minutes away. >>> so they move, they swisel and do they do things that we have never seen before. >> certainly hasn't seen anything like this our meisha johnson takes us on a dream drive to soak in the european style theme,

today is sunday may 28th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao.ets get right over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast, good sunday morning, matt, lot of sun on tap. >> especially in the morning we have seen plenty of it. we did have some fog in the

not too bad, jan, little on the cool side. i'll say the humidity much lower, and our breeze, that we had yesterday morning, that maybe made it feel little bit cooler with our temperatures that were already chillier than this morning, well, that's gone. so it is a really, really nice day. we have sunshine out here already. temperatures are again cool, but not overly cold. we're sitting at 54 right now, in the center city area. fifty down by the shore at atlantic city at the airport, probably another degree or two cooler head down on to the beach. then head up toward the poconos, as you might expect, temperatures will little cooler than center city as welcoming in at 47 degrees this morning, our neighbors to the north dew point, much drier, high pressure in control, so because that far high pressure, we have a little bit of a light breeze, but again, the drier air is the biggest thing. our humidity much lower. with dew point in the 40's, and it will remain that way as we go through the rest of the afternoon. here are the winds,

. >> i'm jan carabeo. here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> eyewitness toss a horrifying crash in times square. >> i just saw people flying in the air, like dolls. >> i started running. i was crying, making sure my friends were okay. >> there are about 100 student, staff members, parent, in times square when this accident happened. fortunately none of them were hurt. >> a windshield shattered by a bullet. new this morning, police arrest driver, suspected of shooting at another car. >> facing justice. train engineer, brandon bostian, arraigned on charges in the deadly amtrak derailment. >> a mid all of the turmoil, president trump leaves washington today for a multi city overseas trip. meant to bolster relations with muslim and nato allies. >> everything offends me, honestly, noisy eaters, people e a bit late, they're twice as late, i'm furious. >> comedian ricky on the late show. >> there is good news for our weekends if anyone is offended my heat we're having, right, katie? >> not me. >>

i was thinking are you sure it is jan and not jim, but it is jan, i'm told?. >> there is breaking news this morning, what's next for julian as and after sweden drops its investigation into the wikileaks founder, plus, we will take a look at how roger ailes transformed the news media and reshaped our politics. be here at the table. pr's david, covered the former boston chief extensive here at the table what i meant to say at studio 57. and the fishermen trying to lead the next big food trends, kel p could be coming to a dinner table near you. all of that plus the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds, we'll see you 7:00 straight up. >> rahel, jan, back to you, my best to jim. >> thank you, gale. >> prince william, recognize act of compassion and bravery. duo held award ceremony in honor of diane a brother say their mom believe young people have the power to change the wormed for the better. gave young people the legacy award yesterday. given to people who have positive impact on their society. >> speaking of the royal family, tomorrow is the big day for the dut

it is saturday may 27th, good morning i'm jan carabao. lets get straight to that all iman forecast with meteorologist matt peterson with eyewitness weather. right now it looks darn good out here.. >> we're waking up this morning across the sky in center city. we had warmer temperatures down at the shore points. we're in the 60's. that is a wonderful picture. one and two liberty place, comcast building, everybody is just bathed in sunlight on this saturday morning, and again, not a cloud in the sky, and a little bit on maybe a times on the cool side in the shade but overall a very, very nice start to our saturday. i highly suggest if you can if you are up, just step outside and see how nice it is. we are coming in at 61 degrees now. maybe a little bit of the breeze at 12 miles an hour out of the west but overall a nice calm day. we had strong wind gusts not a factor for our saturday and our dew point is very, very low at 51. so that makes it feel, even better. we have a few high cloud but that is it for the morning. maybe a chance for thic

today is sunday, may 21, good morning, i'm jan carabeo.st we get started with the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, matt peterson. good sunday morning, matt, how is our day looking? >> better than yesterday. had the overcast skies, it was cool, it was maybe a little bit refreshing, compared to some of the warmer almost mid summer like heat that we had to end our work week, but today, again, little bitter. lit more sunshine for us specially this morning. and maybe degrees, our temperatures maybe degree or two warmer today as we look back to yesterday, again, little warmer than what we had. storm scan3, this morning, not too much going on. a much quieter morning, we had few rain showers, couple of isolated downpours yesterday morning, waking up this morning, quiet conditions, again, few high clouds are out there, overall, it is a very nice start to the day. now, little upper level moisture, few clouds, out to our west, and that's indicative of whatever we will see tracking eastward going through the day, little bit of cloud cov

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with more on the flight status, good morning, jan what do we know. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. they are blaming this whole issue on technical problems but it is unclear exactly what happened here, so the spokesperson for iceland air tells us that the flight attendants and passengers alike near the back of the plane started smelling a weird odor. it smelled like rubber. pilots check it out and decided in an abundance of caution they should land the plane. lets look at video, this is path of ice landair flight 828 inaugural flight from philadelphia international airport to iceland was well on its way until these technical problems forced the plane to u turn to boston. spokesperson tells us it was a full flight and as soon as safety experts san give that plane the all clear airline will get them on their way to ice land. one of the passengers on board was philadelphia mayor jim kenney, mayor's office tells us he is spending the night in boston. outcome is certainly a hard turn from last night this first ever, direct flight

it is saturday may 27th, good morning i'm jan carabao.t straight to that all iman forecast with meteorologist matt peterson with eyewitness weather. right now it looks darn good out here.. >> we're waking up this morning across the sky in center city. we had warmer temperatures down at the shore points. we're in the 60's. that is a wonderful picture. one and two liberty place, comcast building, everybody is just bathed in sunlight on this saturday morning, and again, not a cloud in the sky, and a

so, i will send it back to jan back to you in the studio. i will say it brings back memories i wish i could get in one of the boats. >> might cool you off too, thanks, matt. >>> in other news this noon route zero seven in cherry hill has reopened after a gas main break early this morning sent gas spewing in the air. the eastbound lanes have route zero seven near penn avenue were closed with one of the westbound lanes, and the gas leak was first reported rather , at 4:00 o'clock this morning and crews, get the gas leak fixed and now road is open. >>> man accused of mowing down two dozen people in times square is facing murder and attempted murder charges. the car traveled for three blocks, before steel security barriers stopped it. correspondent meg oliver has very latest. >> reporter: new york city police removed barricade from around a steel pole where a red honda accord came to rest, following a deadly crash in new york, times square. akeem wright works feet away from the may him. >> people running for their lives. >> it is terrifying. >>

>>> today is sunday, may 28th, good morning, i'm jan carabao.ets get over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast. good sunday morning, matt. how much sun will we see today good morning, yes, we will see at least a good amount of sunshine early in the day. right now we're not waking up to quite as nice of a sunrise, few more cloud but overall it is a very nice start to our sunday. of course, not end to our weekend because we have that extra day tomorrow but some sunshine mixing with the cloud cover, little bit of fog developing across lehigh valley as well. this is bernville around reading area, junior/senior high school and it is a foggy start to the day, out in lehigh valley, 53 degrees, limited visibility. a change at the beach where lots of folks will be heading down to the beach this afternoon, those cloud are out there, not too many people out just yet but it should be a relatively good beach day. i talk about the fog, lancaster we have limited visibility, same as reading we saw that picture there, from bernvill

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of course jan tracking showers and thunderstorm tomorrow.'ll break it all down in just a bit. >> we'll check back in with you, thank you, matt. we continue to follow breaking news out of philadelphia's wynnefield section, three people are dead after their home caught fire early this morning, and now, we're learning more about that family. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live near the scene on diamond street. joe, you have been talking to neighbors who knew this family watch are they saying? >> well, first they're painting picture about how instrumental this family was, in rescuing this block from the grips of crime. and drugs, they say, that they were on the front lines with philadelphia police, really called instrumental on the "war on drugs" and crime here. >> this family now really deaf skated, as three members, according to the philadelphia fire department, died in this fire here at 5454 diamond street. now, neighbors also telling us that it was a fight to try and make them aware to alert them that their house was on fire. one n

hi, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan. pretty sad details, that two year old boy remains in critical condition at st. christopher's this morning, his father also shot at temple university hospital in stable condition. this is video from the scene last night, as this all unfolded just after 9:00 on the 3300 block of malta street in kensington. police say two people on bikes road down that street and fired multiple times. the 26 year old father was sitting outside on the porch with his two year olson, bullets struck the dad in his right knee, while the son took the brunt of the gunfire and was hit four times in the back. captain george of philadelphia police told "eyewitness news," that it appears the father tried to shield his son. meantime, police interviewed witnesses, that east detective, and started a search for the gunman. >> we have a massive manhunt going on, we got all kind of officers, you know, plane clothes, marked, we have our aviation unit, up in the air, we have our k9, all kind of people trying to find these

==jan/take vo== right now at 6: a big commotion and a collapse.e than a dozen workers go flying into wet cement .. after a first thing i thought is somebody put a bomb runs=05 ==jan/take vo== first thing i thought is somebody put a bomb runs=05 ==jan/take vo== right now at 6: a big commot entsomebody put a bomb. >>> right now at 6:00,t( a big commotion and collapse. flying into wet cements after a 6 start by. tonigh4hae investigate the safety record of the construction company. l hathe news at 6:00lp starts good frnds evening i'm janelle >> andlp terry mcsweeney raj an sess have the night off. hours of later the recovery and 5p (t&háhp &hc% brought you thisxd story as breaking newsjf touring "the toy boxes second floor of a building when ite1 collapsed happening on broadway near the entertaining. jodi hernandez has thei] latest. >> reporter: terry kal osha is handling the investigation trying to figure outw3 whatc we on. now this is where the collapse q happened. it's covered now with a tarp.jff witnesses tell me they heard a loud boom this mornin

. >>> good morning, i'm jan carabao. deadly hit and run in bucks county is now under investigation. the crash happened just before midnight on route 13, at beaver dam road in bristol, and investigators say a southbound vehicle on route 13 hit a woman there and then left the scene, police are looking for dark colored minivan with the missing headlight and damage to the front end. they are checking for surveillance video. >>> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist matt peterson, hi there, matt good morning jan, good morning everyone. waking up to nice conditions across the delaware valley and across the entire philadelphia region looking at those 50's, out to the north, reading, allentown in the mid 50's range. fifty-two our temperature in philadelphia heading back down toward the shore atlantic city 60 degrees. wildwood at 65. look looking at that jersey shore forecast for our memorial day weekend we will be in the zero seven's throughout saturday and sunday time frame, 75 by monday. our high temperatur

live from the news center jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> time right now 5:36. in business news this morning, how the manchester terror attack is impacting the stock market. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with the numbers, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. futures are pointing to a higher opened. investors are shrugging awful terror concerns from overseas. dow jones rose 43 points yesterday, nasdaq up five. target reached an 18 and a half million-dollar settlement over that massive data breach from christmas 2013. hackers stole credit and credit card info from millions of customers. settlement money will be divide add monk 47 states in d.c., mostly based on their population. >>> apple wants to take a bite out of android smart phones, company is using web site to tell customers how to switch, top of the page, it says life 's easier on the i phone and then questions that pump up best features of the iphone at the bottom you can find out how to buy an apple. >>> candy co are trying to capitalized o

i'm mike hydeck. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. when that high is going to be 60 in some areas. >> yeah. >> bundle up this morning. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. all right, let's talk weather. when's the heat coming back? >> you know what, all week is going to be below average. we are going to have our warmest day on wednesday. wednesday we're going to have temperatures into the 70s but low 70s average for this time of the year, is low to mid-70s. so this morning we have our frost freeze advisories. we have a frost advisory for areas in west virginia, also in the higher elevations a freeze warning. tonight we'll have more areas that could see some patchy frost, even through the suburbs well off to tonight it's going to be even cooler by a couple of degrees. this is going to be the coolest24 hours of the next week. 49 for washington. 49 for fredericksburg, and 49 through waldorf. lotsof sunshine out there, just a had little cool. winds out of the west, northwest, and they are going to be pretty breeze at times, 10 to 15 miles per hour. we're

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live to explain how the incident could affect the outcome of this race, good morning, jan. >> reporter: this is interesting, estimated seven out of 10 voters have already cast absentee ballots in this race but still remains to be seen if this altercation will have an impact on those results. >> get the hell out of here. >> reporter: republican congressional candidate greg gianforte, is facing a charge of misdemeanor assault, for allegedly body slamming a reporter. encounter happened at guardian ben jacobs was asking him about the g.o.p. health care plan. >> gianforte is heard shouting after the body slam >> gianforte's campaign say jacobs entered without permission, shoved a recorder in the candidate's face and asked badgering questions. campaign statement read in part quote after asking jacobs to lower recorder jacobs decline, greg then attempted to grab phone pushed in his face, jacobs grabbed his wrist and spun away from greg pushing them both to the ground but eyewitness accounts seemed to contradict that version of events. sheriff brian, s

what went wrong here, jan. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of disappointed passengers this morning, a spokesperson with icelandair tells us it was technical problems that grounded this flight last night. they tell us flight attendants and passengers alike started to smell rubber in the back of the plane, and so in an over abundance of caution after pilots checked it out they decide todd land in boston. this is actually flight aware, patch of icelandair flight, 828 inaugural from philadelphia airport to ice land was well on its way until these technical problems caused the plane to u turn to boston. spokesperson says it was a full flight and student safety experts give that plane the all clear they will get these passengers back on their way to ice land. one of the passengers was jim and rahel, on board was philadelphia mayor jim kenney. mayor's office says he is spending night in boston as well. this first ever direct flight from philadelphia to iceland started with fanfare inside ph l wednesday night including champagne, taking picture

. >> this is aunt jan hert. >> it was very hopeless. very hopeless. >> did you believe that they would have done this? >> never. i never believed it for one minute. >> the family stuck by tommy and ray as the men watched their 20s and then their 30s come and go in state prison. now, here they were in their mid-40s. still telling everybody and anybody, including us, that they did not kill old man bob. >> i just walked with the faith and i was just like, this is not the end. >> brothers had turned down any and all plea deals determined, instead, to clear their names. they joined every prison program, took every class they could to improve themselves. >> we schooled ourselves. we always took any kind of programs they had to offer. >> both of you? >> yeah, absolutely. worked every day. and just held our heads up. >> but to prove their innocence, they needed some solid new evidence and by 2009, after 22 years, even their family had about given up on that. >> had you actually gotten to the stage where you thought, well, they'll be there for t

i'm jan carabeo.ear old son have been shot on their porch in the philadelphia kensington neighborhood. now philadelphia police are on the search for two men, who fled the scene, on bikes. investigators say, two men on bikes, road down the 3300 block of malta street, then shot the child four times in his back and the father once in the knee. toddler now in critical condition. his father is in stable condition. >> now to meteorologist, matt peter on. >> good morning, it is a dreary start to the day across much of the delaware valley. cloud cover out there, some rain showers, now, pushing into the region, as well. delaware, montgomery county, seeing some more moderate to even heavy rainfall, at times, areas like upper darby, back toward conshohocken, as well, that will be sliding now into center city. so could be a little on the wet side for us early in the morning. we will also be looking for the 60s to slowly rise up into the higher six's later this afternoon, lower dew points, high temperatures, stay,

live from the news sent they are morning, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim and rahel backo you. >>> terrifying moments for passenger on a united airlines flight when their plane catches fire. airport officials say that the plane was taxiing for take off last night at newark liberty international when engine caught on fire. passengers and crew did escape using the emergency slide. official says five people suffered minor injuries, airport was briefly closed as a precaution. >>> meanwhile rowan university 's fraternity is offering a two you this dollars reward for information leading to the arsonist who torched their house. flames consume the house and several cars on hamilton road in glassboro last week. three people escape the flames police say a wooden fence down the street was also set on fire. >>> a philadelphia man leaves prison after 24 years, for a crime did he not commit. >> shawn thomas met his family outside of the state correctional institution, in factville schuylkill county yesterday afternoon. earlier in the day philadelphia district attorney 's office vacated

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." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo.ry searching for a driver they say may have caused a school bus crash that injured 14 student on wednesday. they're looking for the driver of this white chevrolet malibu. investigators say, the malibu was trying to pass a truck, only to trying area chain reaction crash that caused the bus to flip over. >>> now, to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger. another hot one today, katie? >> another hot one, and off to muggy start even though not peaking with the warmth just yet. feeling the humidity for sure, of course it is back to work day, if you're -- don't be afraid to sweat, throughout the course of the day, certainly for the drive home, as well. that is where we ends up peaking looks like with the warmth, eventually hitting 09 degrees, but about 5:00 p.m., it is 89. also, watch for spotty shower or storm, over of the course of the weekend back to the low 70s, look more comfortable, maybe left over shower tomorrow, but all-in-all nice weekends, which we cou

jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.rom around the united states and the territories got to make it to this week's national championships here in washington, d.c. with $85,000 of scholarships on the line. after answering hundreds of questions, the country's top g whiz kids stepped in line. monitored by mo rocca. getting a perfect score was surprise. >> i don't know how the is. >> reporter: but for wisconsin native thomas wright who last year tied for eight. it was the end of a year-long expectations. >> i know the expectations i need to set for myself. >> reporter: junior geographiers were treated like celebrities showing off their global knowledge. >> buck island are located off coast of which caribbean island. >> reporter: with rocca behind podium there was still time for levity. >> do i ever stand a chance of growing a moustache as full as yours? probably not. >> reporter: the ten finalists were whittled down to just two. >> pranay varada from texas and thomas wright from wisconsin. >> they matched each other answer f

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good morning, everything, i'm jan jeffcoat. >> glad you're with us.quoise. >> a beautiful, beautiful day yesterday, started out chilly. a little chill lit out. temperatures -- a little chilly out. temperatures i think in the 40s. >> we're going to see some sunshine. later on we may see a few more clouds. all in all we're looking at another picture perfect day. here's a look at first alert live doppler. we do see dry conditions around our region. we do have showers well to the south and west of the us near roanoke, but you see the motion of these. these are just kind of diving farther south. that's going to leave us dry. and tomorrow. our rain chances will start to increase on thursday, so here we are today at 6:00, a few extra clouds just north of this system that is going to continue to dive off to the south. this will influence areas south of richmond, not even in through much of virginia. we are going to stay dry through much of wednesday as well, and we'll start to increase our rain chances come thursday. we're going to have some waves of moisture

i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm mike hydeck. when is the rain going to end, allyson?oday is one of the wettest and stormiest we will see over the next few. drier times for tomorrow and also for saturday, but we are still going to have the chance of a few stray showers, but nothing like what we are dealing with this morning. the first alert live dopple tracking the heavier downpours to hay market. you're going to see heavy downpours momentarily. hagerstown to martinsburg. if you're traveling to 70, you're dealing with the steadier, heavier rain for longer. when does this kick out? we will see the storms ending at 9:00 or 10:00. checking on fog, and not too much right now. visibility across the board, doing okay. through 7:00, sticking with showers, especially through northern maryland, and headed through the middle of the morning, 10:00, things will let up a bit, especially through virginia, looking drier. 12:30, very dry, and setting the stage with the winds turning, and thunderstorms brewing. not a total washout, but we will see the thunderstorms roll on through, and

trt:05 ==jan/take vo== right now at 6: accustations of animal abuse at this nature center. new information tonight about the animals -- and the investigation. accusations of animal abuse at this center. new information about the animals and the investigation. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us chlg i'm janelle wang sitting in for jessica aguirre. >>> i'm raj mathai. a firsthand look at the rescued animals. the twist in all of this, the rescued animals who were allegedly abused by a woman in charge of the rescue center. tonight, we've learned a veterinarian has been called in to investigate this bizarre case. nbc bay area sharon cat suit a is in el cerrito with exclusive details. sharon? >> reporter: agencies throughout the area rescued the animals from the center. there are two guinea pigs and one mouse. this is dumpling here. let me tell you, they are doing a lot better now. >> she's a little fatter now. >> meet sesame, a mouse that rescuers found in at the rote any nature center in oakland. along with the guinea pigs they call dumpl

"eyewitness news" reporter jan explains what went and how passengers are coping. >> reporter: tired andrustrated passengers from iceland air flight 828 unexpectedly found themselves in boston this morning waiting in long lines for hotel vouchers. after their night to iceland was grounded because of technical problems. iceland air spokesperson says flight attendants and passengers alike in the rear of the plane smelled a light odor like kenning it to the scent of rubber. >> my friend and i actually had the seats in the back row. the problem seemed to be coming from the back of the plane and there was a weird smell when we got on to the plane. i just equated it to the bathroom. >> reporter: pilots check it out and over canada about two and a half hours into the flight they decided to turn the plane around and have the problem check out by safety inspectors. meantime passengers were left wondering exactly what wept wrong? >> there wasn't anything really weird about the plane. maybe a little bit hot. i wasn't sure if that was an air-conditioning issue. it was a very relaxing flight. >> repo

jan crawford now with the whiz kid getting all the buzz at the spelling bee. >> reporter: waiting oncontestants twice her age, six-year-old edith fuller is so small her feet don't touch the ground. >> hi, edith. >> reporter: but wait until you see her foundation of knowledge. >> nyctinasty. >> nyctinasty. will you please give me the language of origin. >> it's made up of greek elements that were probably first combined in german. >> nyctinasty. n-y-c-t-i-n-a-s-t-y. >> correct. [cheering and applause] >> reporter: edith, who turned six last month, is the youngest person ever to qualify for the national spelling bee. scripps is calling her a celebrity and even arranged a press conference. >> do you hope to come back to the bee next year? >> i do if i don't win this time. >> reporter: the oldest of four children from tulsa, oklahoma, edith is home schooled, and her parents annie and justin fuller remember the exact moment they realized she had a gift. >> we were just having fun around the dinner table just spelling words together, and we started out pretty simple. and then somebody thre

jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >> pelley: dean reynolds has been talking to voters in trump country. lee county, illinois. >> reporter: at bill and dick's barbershop in dixon, illinois, guy vol was getting a haircut and weighing the news of a special counsel investigating the trump campaign. >> everybody is looking for something to dig at. they're looking. it's a witch-hunt. that's what he tweeted this morning. >> reporter: a lifelong republican, a trump supporter and an avid consumer of conservative media, vol blasted the president's critics. >> they keep saying the russians interfered in our elections. how did they interfere? i never hear that talked about on tv. >> reporter: dixon sits astride the rock river, where ronald reagan was once a lifeguard. it's the seat of lee county, which donald trump won by 20 percentage points. >> i like the way he recognized that there is a country out here. it consists from coast not coast and coast. >> reporter: around the corner at books on first, trump supporter steve uber said he's had with it the news media. >> i almost tune off the news any

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in the cbs news center more on the aftermath of gianforte's. >> republicans have a decision to make, something house speaker paul ryan has already made up his minds about. meantime, giia inforte, at the center of this controversy. >> together, tonight, we want a victory. >> montana republican greg gianfor the tai claimed victory in the special election to fill the loan seat. beat rival rob, despite being charged with assault for allegedly body slam being wards yan reporter ben jacobs the day earlier. >> the race still vacated by interior ryan, hadn't gotten significant national attention, until audio of the incident rush the contest into the spotlight. but gianforte's win in montana could be a lost for republicans in capitol hill forcing them to except the controversial congressman or make him resign option that house speaker paul ryan shot down thursday. >> if he wins, he has been chosen by the monday tan, a the people of montana, who their congressman is going to be. i'm going to let the people of montana decide decide who they want as their

live in the news center, jan carabeo, cbs-3 i ons news -- "eyewitness news."llies legend is helping city officials in the fight against cancer. >> and pat gallen is kicking offer very special summer series down the shore. hello, patrick. >> good morning, guys. yes, kicking off summer fest here, in wildwood, new jersey, beautiful morning for some kites. the international kite festival back in town for the 32nd time, we'll tell you a lot more about what's happening here this weekend in wildwood. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> a pennsylvania man makes price is right history, hear how much he won plane plinko coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well, summertime is not officially here, but unofficially, yes, this is the kick off to the summer summer, the summer summer. we'll head back down to wildwood where pat gallen will fly a kite. >> did you just tell him to go fly a kite? >> no, that's what i was told to say. >> we'll be back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> live in wildwood for the kick off summer fest, the memorial day weekend at th

live this morning jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we will wait and see, thank you. >>> ins, overnight british police arrested two more people in connection to the deadly concert bombing in manchester. six others were pick up yesterday, investigators believe 22-year old salman abedi was part of the larger terror network and search for his accomplishes have reached libya where authorities arrested abedi's father and brother. they say during an interrogation abedi's brother admitted he and his brothers are members of ice is and that he was plotting another attach news is unsettling to abedi's neighbors and other libyans living in manchester. >> a lot of people are very upset. >> unaudible. >> now police are also focused on finding the bomb make shore they say may still be at large , also a moment of silence will be held in the uk to honor victims of the bombing. >>> homeless man credited with helping treat victims out of the blast will soon have a roof over his head, 35 year-old stephen jones, was sleeping nearby when blast happened and rushed over to help. his action caught

angela merkel and jan stoltenberg also spoke at the event. this is about 20 minutes. [indiscernible chatter] , welcome tosty brussels. withll begin our meeting the dedication of two memorials. our gathering today is an opportunity to talk our shared futures and remember our shared post. the berlin wall was built to divide europe and keep people in and ideas out. of this division, nato allies stood united in defense of freedom and human decency. in 1989, the wall was brought down by peaceful protests, by popular movements and by the bravery of countless men and women across central and eastern europe. those who enter this building will pass this memorial. they will understand that reason will never be -- will never be defeated. chancellor merkel, you were in berlin the night the wall came down. we want to welcome you to the new nato headquarters. chancellor merkel: your majesty, secretary-general, dear colleagues, nato's new headquarters will be the future point of reference for nato, a modern building is a reference to the future. desker, if we are to find for the fut

coming up monday morning, jan caldwell will talk about public policy issues affecting veterans. michael beckel will look at how congressional fund-raising has evolved to the years. executive director for the john f. kennedy library foundation stephen rothstein will reflect on the political legacy of jfk as the country commemorates his 100th birthday. journal liveington at 7:00 eastern monday morning. joined the discussion. c-span, newsmakers is next with senator patrick leahy of vermont. then john kelly testifies before congress on the president's 2018 budget request. at 8:00, our conversation with counterterrorism and intelligence officer malcolm nance on q&a. >> c-span's guest on "newsmakers" is senator patrick leahy.

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at philadelphia international airport to explain why those passengers aren't in iceland just yet, good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning, well, iceland air is blaming technical problems, it certainly was a not the sight these travelers expect to see they set course for iceland and ended up in boston and they are wondering when they will get back on that flight and get over to ice land. it looks like the first direct flight from phl to iceland was a fail but the airline is saying this is a case of better safe then sorry. tired, frustrated passengers from iceland air flight 828, unexpectedly found themselves in boston this morning waiting in long lines for hotel vouchers after their flight to ice land was grounded because of technical problems. iceland air spokesperson says flight attendants and passengers alike in the rear of the plane found a odor likening it to the scent of rubber. >> we had the seats in the back row, the problem seemed to becoming from the back of the plane. there was a weird smell when we got on the plane.

jan brady of the f.b.i., in the middle of everything but never made it better. they had to get rid of jan brady and find a marsha. right now, it's about finding a marsha. i think it would be great if it were a woman. >> bob: huckabee said the vast majority of ages have come to them and said how terrible he was. that's exactly a lie. >> jesse: really? >> greg: which huckabee? >> bob: which huckabee? >> greg: yes. >> bob: i can't distinguish the two of them. always put the youngest guy in the middle. >> kimberly: bob, i'm going to try to save you just a little bit. judge jeanine asked president trump about his controversial firing of f.b.i. director james comey including a report from the "new york times" that the president asked comey for a loyalty pledge. >> people suggest that the question that apparently the "new york times" is selling that you asked comey whether or not you had his loyalty was possibly inappropriate. did you see how they would say that? >> i read that article. i don't think that was inappropriate at all. >> did you ask that question? >> no. n

the ecb jan -- one, tied on, you rupee gaining.on the lost side, japanese yen, losing after big strength early last week. you also see the pound and euro down against the dollar. >> mavs, thank you very much. european union ministers meeting in brussels later to discuss brexit negotiating position. the u.k. is threatening to quit unless the block drops its demands -- which could be as high as 100 billion euros. how is the likely to respond to the threat? you can see him say he was learning to walk away, or maybe he's just sitting up at that could possibility -- be a possibility in the future. >> it's pretty strong language from the u.k. side. what you see i think it's just more hardening of the position ahead of the start of the negotiations. for the u.k., you have to remember there in the middle of an election campaign here. lot of this rhetoric is for domestic consumption mostly. i think we will see a muted reaction from the eu on this. no one is scheduled to speak today specifically. we'll see what happens during the meeting wen

jan, thank you. thank you for joining us on jobs day.chief economist of goldman sachs. >>> when we come back, a big week for media stocks not necessarily in a good way. disney is coming next week by the way in terms of earnings. we'll hear from pulitzer prize winning economist jim stewart. and warren buffett is saying he's jealous of apple. >> never a cash hoard of over a billion dollars. are you gellous? >> i'm very jealous. i thought i was okay until i look at their balance sheet. on the other hand, we have ours here in the united states. >> more from omaha coming up in the next hour. "squawk on the street" will be right back. ready or not, here i come. ♪ anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. northrop grumman command and control systems always let you see the complete picture. and we're looking for a few dreamers to join us. after becoming one of the largest broadband companies in the country. after expanding our fiber network coast to coast. these are the places we call home. we are centurylink. we believe in the pow