but, cindy is moving toward louisianna, and that's why we're going to louisianna next, because we wanttalk about, expecting a l you know the power already out yesterday. >> yes, yes. >> before the storm even got there. >> but it is not a hurricane, right? >> a tropical storm. >> a ts. >> emily: i want to live on my own but i know it won't be easy. how will i keep up with everyday expenses: rent, food, bus tickets? >> joe: hi. this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to offer the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including emily. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >> emily: start saving to live independently today. at paable.gov. ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪

tropical storm cindy has made landfall coming ashore in southwestern louisianna. winds about 40 miles per hour. >> we know that area for several days now. they think going through the heavy rain of course high tide, officials from texas, all the way down to florida, warning resident to take caution. >> let's get down there right now, with the latest on the flooding and the storms already deadly, right, good morning. >> good morning, right now we are only getting just the beginning of some of these wind gusts, it is still dry after a very wet day here in new orleans. yesterday we do expect there to be quite a bit more rain. there were some street earlier yesterday that were flooded. some in some areas up to 3 feet. now today, what we will be watching; a lot of this rain. these winds are not very high, specially for tropical storm. but it is bringing a lot of rain. some areas of alabama, louisianna, and mississippi can expect up to 15 inches today. so folks here are going to be watching that to make sure they're driving down roads that are flooded, and making sure t

the storm could dump up to foot of rain in louisianna, mississippi, and alabama.w orleans have already lost power, and the worse of the storm, could still be hours away. the louisianna national guard dispatched high water vehicles, and helicopters, in the flood prone areas. fema already moving aid into the state. >> all right, 5:15, straight up, first day every summer, we get over to sue serio. >> yes, looks gorgeous here in old sit. look at the pink, and orange clouds, with the sun behind them, one of the prettiest sunrises, we will will see, of covers, already summertime it, has been for few hours now. it happened officially, the summer solsus, 12:24, what happens is we get the longest day of the year becomes 15 hours of daylight. of course bad news from here on in the days get shorter and the nights get longer. more on tropical storm cindy, just off the gulf coast, about 170 miles south-southwest of morgan city lewes even -- louisianna, expected to come shore later today. move in northeast direction, we have to start keeping an eye on renmant of the storm. bass

it is 65 miles a i weigh from lake charles, louisianna.just about ready to make landfall, as you heard earlier. by daybreak, that should be happening. so really it is not the wind that's a problem as much as of course 45-mile per hour winds are pretty strong, but it is the rain, and the storm surge, that causes the most problems with the storm like. >> this and you see, it taking a northeasterly direction, by friday, it is in tennessee, we'll see where it decides to go after that. so far it is not really threatening our weekend forecast. but stay tuned. so lots and lots of rain moving in to the gulf coast area. for us, weaver just couple of isolated showers to show you, just here, in south philadelphia. waterford, in new jersey, just couple of isolated storms popping up. that should probably be it. it is tonight into tomorrow, that we see another system coming through, and this one, looks like it will be with us all day long, on friday, and initially we thought it might just be an afternoon event. it, like we'll have rain in the morning, r

. >>> also, this noon, tracking tropical storm cindy, the storm made landfall this morning, in louisianna bringing lots of rain, flooding and powerful winds, and the worse of it not over yet. some parts of the nation's south could see up to foot of rain. and we'll tell you how the storm could affect our area. >>> good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jan carabeo, jim donovan has the day off. we're heating up, already in the 80s. katie fehlinger out on the skydeck to talk about this heat. >> yes, this heat is definitely building already. and i think the thing that always the ads the proverbial insult to injury, humidity now beginning to climb. i wouldn't minds it so much if it wasn't starting to feel so sticky out here, but trust me, you notice that humidity now, although, if you are lucky enough to be going to the pool this afternoon, heading down to the beach for an afternoon, well you pick perfect day for. that will let's show you why. taking a look first and for most, storm scan three devoid of any storms how it stays for a change, of course yesterday heavy thunderstorms that began

that storm system has dumped several inches of rain from louisianna to the florida panhandle. creeks and by use flooded many low-lying neighborhoods, some areas on the gulf coast got up to 10 inches of rain, forcing drivers to abandon their cars. >> i was going to drive through it, but it was a little too deep to go in there with a car. >> mississippi ansy long the coast perform well re hurst dollars routine. >> you all good? you all need anything? >> neighbors checking on neighbors. larry jones took us by boat down what's his driveway to show us the area that flood dozens of times in the 49 years he's lived here. >> life on the river, yes, sir. wouldn't trade it for nothing, though. >> we're out and larry's boat and sitting above a road. this is where cars should be, not boats. here's how it happened. the biloxi river went up over tops its banks, and water flooded area. the good news the river has crested and the water will only go down from here. david begnaud, cbs news in the flood water in bell innings i, mississippi. >> i time 4:45. >> matt is here with another check of t

the storm could dump up to foot of rain in louisianna, mississippi and alabama. thousands of new orleans have already lost power, and the worse of the storm could still be hours away. >> do you want to see a waterspout which i find fascinating. in florida, well, pretty small waterspout, was spotted off st. georges island yesterday, as tropical storm cindy is beginning to churn there. building upstream. i have a question. and just be brutally honest with me, sue serio. how did cindy sneak up on me? was i just not listening the first few days of this week, to your weather cast? be honest. >> just sort of dis organized area of rain, which then suddenly started to gain characteristics, of a tropical storm, most notably with the ian then the circulation around the eye. >> true. >> any time an eye is brought up, we normally have week's warning. this just cropped up out of no where? >> welshing we had two yesterday. we brett, which was down by venezuela, no longer tropical storm, like tropical storm for a minute, and then this one, which was a potential tropical storm d

storm could dump up to foot of rain in louisianna, mississippi, and alabama.usands of new or lines have already lost power. and the worse of the storm could still be hours away now. the louisianna national guard dispatched high water vehicles and helicopters into flood prone areas. fema moving aid into the state. >> so, sue serio, i was looking at the storm on the big map. it seemed like it had a huge cloud thing, i was wondered if any of the cloud things will be coming over our heads in the coming days? >> a cloud thing? >> that was my technical term. how about that one? >> incorporate that into your forecast, sue. >> somebody's been studying their metol gentlemen. >> wouldn't zero without a doubt, yes. >> talking about tropical storm cindy? >> yes, down in the gulf. but maybe if could affect us in the coming days? >> renmant of the moisture could start to move up the coast. that's one of the possible paths of the storm. we'll take a look at that next time when we have a little more time. talk real quick about the changing seasons, because it happened this mo

so the president also tweeted too that representative steve scalise of louisianna said true friends and patriots, badly injured, but willfully recover. >> senator pat toomey, keeping steve scalise, capitol police and other victims in my prayers. >> we mentioned earlier this happened at baseball field, in a area that was right next to a ymca. now seeing some photos that were tweeted out from inside the ymca near the feel. showing bullet holes that were in the windows. bullet holes were in the windows. very, see, you can see the picture here, look at that. >> the ymca the folks that belong there use this field. used to be minor league field. you know the game that is scheduled tore tomorrow has become so big they move it to the washington nationals stadium? that's how many people love this to go on. they raise oh, close to million dollars every year for charities, between the democrats and the republicans. democrats by the way about a mile and a half away. also in l axe andrea barak tig cents for big game tomorrow, republicans were practicing at another field. >> so we saw several differe

she can dump up to foot of rain in louisianna, mississippi and alabama.nor orleans have already lost power and the worse of the storm could still be hours away. >> you know i date add woman named cindy early 2,000's. >> oh, goodness. >> and she was trouble. >> did she work up a storm. >> gee, yes, yes, she blew into town and blew out of town. thank goodness. >> counter clockwise circulation, that sinned. >> i yes. >> there she; just off the gulf coast, but, a lot of rain spreading toward the northeast. and, with 60-mile per hour winds, and a lot of rain, we will have to watch this storm as it moves ashore. and the renmant, ends up in tennessee by saturday. and closer to us, by the end of the weekends. poe tenly. see what is going on with that, meanwhile, rain close to us, to the south of us, and it was raining a little earlier in the delaware beaches. but, that is not going to be the case for long. that all signings to the south. just watch the sky, later on, about 5:00, 6:00 this evening, for pop up showers and thunderstorms. we have a high of 87 today.

. >> flooding turns into some fun with residents near the louisianna coast. >> part of this lake frontin few feet of water yesterday. so locals decided to soak up every last inch of it. >> this is across the lake from new orleans, people brought out their inflatable rafter, paddle boards, while the water was still high. >> work out for the day, pulling her down the road, in a raft. >> this is actually the first time i've done it in a street. and i'm having a little difficulty with the shallow water sometimes. but the wind helped a lot. >> fuel local businesses took in some water, however, the town's mayor say it fared pretty well during tropical storm certainly i. serious storm for other people, too. >> we know there have been at least one death, contributed to. that will turning now to matt in our region, look like we may see renmant every cindy. definitely not as bad as any of that. >> definitely not like that. yes, rahel, you're right. we'll see a little bit of the tropical moisture, moving in as we head through the nighttime hours tonight, then early on our saturday. renmant of tro

from louisianna. >> sean spicer, spokesperson for the white house, he said both the president and theesident are aware of the developing situation in virginia. our thoughts and prayers are with all affected. we say all affected the aids that were there, as well. so multiple people who were there, still getting more info. there is a reporter out of dc got text from someone at the practice, and they believe there was more than 50 shots fired. >> my god. >> and five people hit. >> okay. >> but this is still developing. so -- >> okay, again, our report remembers almost to the scene there. from our fox5 station in d.c. okay, our live cameras of course right now are in montgomery county norristown because we're waiting for bill cosby to arrive an in probably just a few minutes. >> jury deliberations about to start their third day, probably, in the next hour. so steve keeley is back outside of the courthouse. steve? >> reporter: well, no verdict inside the courthouse but we have a weather verdict outside the courthouse. unanimously very cloudy, and getting darker by the moment. so that's a c

>> yes, just got the latest update on cindy, it is 30 miles west southwest of lake charles louisiannaer inland, 40-mile per hour winds. show you there is lake charles right there. and there is the eye of the storm. it hasn't lost it tropical storm status yet. but it won't be long before it weakens, because only 40-mile per hour winds, 39 miles an hour, the thresh hole for a tropical storm. but you can see, the bands of rain from that storm, pretty far out from the center. as we go northward, and check our area, lacks look everything okay for now. had couple of pop up showers earlier, but nothing left of. that will i think okay for the rest of the afternoon. here is 10:00 tonight. with a little bit of rain rolling through. and then, early tomorrow morning, another rounds of rain. little break at midday. then another round for the evening, so, we've got some rain in the forecast that will probably linger into saturday morning, by saturday, we are starting to possibly factor in the renmant of cindy as it continues to move to the northeast. so we can get quite a bit of rain saturday morni

from louisianna, check she began her journey after she heard about an ambush of some officers in batonge. her mom says after that attack, she wanted to show the dangers that police face every single day and hugging became her mission, it grew into a moment. got her own website, go fund me page, to help with the travel costs, and they're on that mission. all right, 5:36. sixteen hours still no verdict. we're live in norristown, as the jury deliberates today, again, in the bill cosby sexual assault case. and how about chooch? carlos ruiz like you've never seen him before. our former catcher accomplished a career first in minnesota last night. good day philadelphia continues in just two minutes. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's ju

. >> cindy caused widespread flooding and forced evacuations in louisianna.low-lying neighborhoods. some part of the gulf coast also got 10 inches of rain, forcing drivers to abandon their cars. >> i was going to drive through it, but it was a little too deep to go in there with a car. >> system is being blamed for ten year old nolan's death, authority believe the fifth grader was hit by a log, that washed ashore by powerful waves while he was vacationing on the alabama coast with his family. flashflood warnings are in effect for part of the gulf coast to the mid-atlantic. as remnants of the storm continue to move north. hena daniels, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> a lot of destruction down there in the south because of those storms. >> matt, talking some storms yourself, even cindy looks like we might have some remnants of that here? >> yes, we get later today, then tonight, and into tomorrow. that's when the remnants every cindy really get here. if you look outside right now, this is row hope beach. would you not think that we will be dealing with any ki

officers, just seven years old, man is she making a difference, her name rosalynn baldwin, from louisiannaerday she was in chicago. she began her journey after learning about that ambush of police shootings in baton rouge, her mom said she started asking questions about police and some of the dangers they face every day, then she said, you know what? i'm going to do something. i'm going spread a message of love. >> did i hug everybody? >> she said momma i prayed, and god told me i need to hug all of the officers. >> in the whole world? maybe can we send some postcards? then i realize i was lessening her mission, and i shouldn't do that. >> rosalynn's mission became a movement. she now has a website, a go fun me page, to help offset the costs of traveling, to all states. more than a dozen state down already, she and her family hope to advice the the rest including alaska, hawaii, by the end every next year. >> mack ago difference, 4:55, turning over to 4:56. following the breaking news out of kensington, a woman pregnant shot during a home invasion while her two young children were sleeping

house gop whip steve scalise of louisianna list in the critical condition after the shooting. officials say he was fielding balls at second base when he was shot. he crawled into the outfield leaving a trail of blood until his colleagues were able to come to his aid. two capitol police officers were wounded. a congressional aid struck by gunfire also injured but doing okay. and police say, a former congressional aid e matt miami. oco, he's in critical condition following surgery. the gunman 66 year old james hodgkinson exchanged gunfire with police at simpson field and was ultimately shot and killed, law enforcement officials say that man was most recently living out of his van in the area. they're looking into his history and motive by talking with people who knew him. witnesses at the game describe their interaction with the shooter. >> we had no prior information that lead us to believe that anything like this was going tow can you. >> are you certain members of congress were being targeted, though? was this an intentional a take? >> too early to tell if they were targeted

. >> wounded in the attack, louisianna congressman steve scalise is her of the as the house majoriy whip, congressional aide zach bart, and two police were also wounded, president trump and the first lady visited the washington hospital last night, where scalise and one of the officers is being treated. as for the gunman, police have been examining social media posts that show anger toward republicans, and he was a known political activist. and one cogressman says he ran into hodgkinson just before the attack. >> he asked me if this team was the republican or democrat team practicing. i responded it was a republican team practicing. >> we are strongest when we are unified. and when we work together, for the common good. >> the president spoke from the white house shortly after the attack, and house speaker paul ryan also called for more unity, in washington. >> an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. (applause). >> ryan cited this: a picture of democrats at their practice praying for the victims, the charity ballgame, meantime, will happen. >> if we don't play this baseball gam