. >>> meisha johnson takes us on yet another dream drive to see is what new down on the farm and seet is ripe for picking coming up next. >>> matt's back with the details on a wonderful toned our weekend we will be right >>> good morning i'm jan carabao. meteorologist matt peterson is live outside on the cbs sky deck with eyewitness weather. matt, dairy say i was chilly out there this morning for august. >> you know what jan, i have to agree, it was a little bit cool this morning in the philadelphia area. even outside on the sky deck it is getting warmer now but overall still feeling a little bit cool to start out this sunday morning. sun's out though. it is warming up through the afternoon and overall it will be slightly below average with temperatures but they will be still very comfortable across the entire area taking a lot storm scan three here on our sunday morning as we move through 8:00 o'clock hour a few cloud are showing up on storm scan three. as we walk out the door and look up it will be a clear start. few high cloud are not ruled out. keep an eye out for those and light

meisha johnson takes us on a dream drive. >> it is beautiful. it is always blooming, always amazing foliage. >> and if that isn't enough, you can enjoy it from the comforts of the stone sofa. the unusual and beautiful location of our dream drive story that's coming >>> welcome back, still time to see our area's best gardens >> bloom. meisha johnson check out a place that was beautiful and playful. >> we cannot get enough of these beautiful blooming gardens in the summer and right now we're driving through beautiful wayne, pennsylvania, on the way to one that i think you'll really enjoy. >> santa clear once summer home for philadelphia's wealthy rosen garden family. >> the son of the family took over the property very much thely. when he died in 1990 he left it to be a public garden. >> executive director bill thomas overseas the 35 acres. and more than dozen carefully cultivated sections. each with a different theme. >> absolutely breathtaking, so where are we right now? >> in the ruin garden, structure that was built to be a garden structure, i

our meisha johnson is here now witness story. isha. >> today month's love it we're meeting two-year-old boy whose fighting his way through surgeries and travel for medical treatment. but everyone needs a break to spend some quality time together. and this family got one with simple yet perfect night at the theater. take a look. [ applause ] >> applause came after the beauty and the beast, not for the cast, however, but for a member of the audience named chaz. >> i named him chance because i was the only one who gave him a chance at life i feel like god me gave me a second chance. and i see everything through different set of eyes now. >> chance play ton lives near the coast but he and his mother angela spend much of their time at duke for treatments. >> he has a rare syndrome he's a multiple brain surgeries and he has seizures muscular distrophy. he's brian. he can only see out of portion of his right eye. >> he can hear and his mother says that music is his heart and soul. earlier this week, through the rue ronald mcdonald house

>> we're definitely removed from traffic noise. >> meisha johnson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> itl be an absolutely fantastic day to get out there today. >> absolutely a wonderful day, if you are not up, getting going all right, you know, try to enjoy today as as best you can when go chester where you check out where meisha was or just walking around your own neighborhood it is a fantastic afternoon. low humidity. plenty of sunshine. check out that high only 81 degrees, almost a taste of fall, almost, almost, not quite but we have a chance for showers and thunderstorms, tomorrow, so it is short lived , really nice weather because we will urn watching that tomorrow,tories a chance for locally heavy rainfall and jan, it gets nice again tuesday, wednesday, thursday. >> got to enjoy today because storms air head for tomorrow. >> yes. >> keeping your eyes on those storms. >> one on today and one tomorrow. >> thanks, matt. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at knew we may be signing off on tv for now but we are always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day ev

. >> meantime the fbi is looking for 16-year-old tam meisha johnson from prince william county missing since august 4. she's described as being 5-foot four and weighs about 146 pounds. she was last seen wearing a hoodie black sweat pants and possible a tan head wrap. anyo asked to contact the fbi. >> ♪ >> time right now is 4:30 and developing this morning the debate over what to do with confederate monuments in the wake of the charlottesville violence. >> from virginia's capitol. anjali it was 24 ■hours ago you were witness to all of those statues coming down quickly in baltimore and now the focus is shifting. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, maureen. yeah, that's right. you know, calls throughout the country to pull down these confederate statues, the same is now happening right here inside the u.s. capitol building where there are about a dozen sculptures of people who were part of the confederate states of america and only about four of african-americans. take a look at this tweet. senator cory booker did tweet this out yesterday that he now plans to introduce legislation to

about the costly >> this is cbs-3 "eyewit donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, gallen and meisha johnsontman injury pete mccann and is defending w a mistake, all is well. here's lesley van arsdall with your morning report. >> the fill ice are out west starting series with the padres, derek eye cough will be on the mounds for the phils , tried to split thefirs inningp with a homer to right, that's a two run homer, and the mets go up nothing. the fifth inning we go, more power from the mets hitters this time, it is curtis with shot to right. to one.nother two run homer. bottom of the fifth, phillies trying to rally the bases are loaded, no out, nick williams, flies out to center. now, freddie galvis, who was on third, fakes like he's tagging but he doesn't go. the throw goes home. gets away from the catcher little galvis holds, but here comes the herrera from second, he didn't notice galvis didn't try to score, so he's out at third, double play, that kills the rally. and another case of bad base running from herrera. the phillies go onto lose six to two. >> that's all for sport, i'm lesley

. >> for more on that, here's meisha johnson, traffic report er. >> we just turned the bumm being of it from trang. just to recap where we are right now, yes, we have the accident involving two norristown high-speed line trains at the 69th street terminals, trang had pointed out around 12:15 a.m. so, 42 injured, all together, service is expected to resume. it is actually expected to resume right about now. so just a heads up. if i were you, training will be running every 15, 20 minutes, and if i were you would mostly deaf expect delays. check the schedules, again, trains running every 15, 20 minute, should be resuming right now, that's the good news, matt becomes 4:30 in the morning and very, very busy in the world of travel. over to you. >> it really sounds like it, it will be relatively busy weather day as well, not because we have any kind of real bad weather coming our way but we do have a high heat , high humidity day in store for us. something that might be more reminiscent of the middle of july than the middle of august storm scan3, not whole lot going on, few showers moved th

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> >> jim donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, pat gallen, and meisha johnsonies down the shore are trying to figure out if strong sun glare caused a operator to open a draw bridge while a family was driving across it. >> this happened two weeks ago on the middle thorofare bridge , which connects the southern end of wildwood's cape may, the family says they paid the toll and made it to the middle of the bridge, but that's whether it began to raise about three to 6 feet into the air. driver terrence said he had no choice but to hit the gas, barely clearing the widening gap. >> we landed with a big impact on the other side, on the concrete on the other side, so at that point we realize philadelphia wasn't open just a little bit. >> welshing everyone inside the car including their young daughter and her friends suffered few bumps and bruises , their suv on the other hand sustained about $10,000 worth of damage. >>> water bottle becomes a dangerous woman when someone through it at a woman's car in iowa. check out the damage from the flying water bottlement megan sa

. >> jim donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, pat pat gallen, and meisha johnson. >> welcome backo colorado tonight as they continue a road trip out west. >> and jim, the trip is not going well so far. millville's own mike trout got things started for the angels last night in anaheim. his 21st homerun of the season , his second in a series against his olds favorite team , nick williams put phils up with a homerun during a four run second inning, but the phils could not hold on, lost this one when the angels scored two in the eighth, phils lose five to four, their 12th straight lost to the ainge he is. >> well the first exhibition football game of the jeer in the books. the cardinals and cowboy met up in the hall of fame game in canton, ohio, fishes touchdown comes from williams, the cards running back, goes in from 5 yards out, there was limited play for the starters, the cowboys win 20 to 18. >> eagles training camp continues today, we will hear from coach doug pederson and quarterback carson wentz. >> full coverage on " eyewitness news" news beginning at five. >> coming up: dunk

eyewitness news" this morning with jim donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, pat gallen, and meisha johnsonk everyone, deadly earthquake rocks italian resort island. >> firefighters pulled a baby from the rubble of a house where he had been trapped with his family. the 4.0 magnitude quake struck near naples monday night. one woman was killed, about half dozen people are unaccounted for, local authorities say some 20 people suffered minor injuries. >> well, across the country people had their eyes on the sky, to look at the eclipse, but doctors want people to be mindful of their vision it, does seem like most people listen to the warnings, and wore protective eye wear yesterday. but, you know, there is always those people, some folks decided to go without. eye driver's say looking up for quick peak likely won't cause any harm. it is when you stair into the sun for long stretch of time, that could actually bring on eye damage. >> if your vision is not as good as it was, if you think that it is new, it is not an emergency, you don't have to drop everything, give your eye doctor a call, arrange

there is cbs-3 this morning with jim donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, pat gat end and meisha johnson> ♪ >> welcome back. just in the nick every time fire fighters oklahoma plucked a father and son from a creek, second before it swept them away. >> firefighters happened to be standing near the waterway that runs behind the fire station. that's when they spotted the father gripping his son as they were carried down the rushing flood waters. firefighters immediately jumped in to rescue mode, throwing a rope towards the exhausted victim. >> the boy tried. he didn't have any strength left. so i grabbed ahold of his arm, and the other firefighter grabbed the dad, and i was just holding on as tight as coy to his arm, his head was underwater. >> it took four people to eventually pull the man and his son from the powerful current. thankfully both expected to be okay. >> oh, boy. back here at home, we might see some rain ourselves, katie , quite a bit? >> it does look that way, actually see flashflood watch take effect at 2:00 p.m. because of. >> this so basically what's happening is this. duo

anything else that you love, please send it my way on twitter at meisha cbs3 or facebook at meisha p johnson together no matter what's going on, we can turn this day around. stay right where err. >>> well p you're feeling lucky today you might want to buy powerball ticket or two or three or four. >> yeah or five or six or seven tonight's jackpot one the largest in history. $430 million to be exact. no one matched all six numbers saturday. that moans tonight' jackpot of 430 million is up for grabs. cash option is $273.4 million before taxes. >> count every penny. >> oh, my gosh. what would you do with all that money? >> i can't even imagine. >> start day dreaming now. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm jan carebeo. >> i'm rahel solomon. for meisha, katie and all of us here thanks for much whatting. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> we're always online at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restles fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times f

. >> the fbi is now involved in trying to tanisha johnson missing since august 4th. tam meishaas last seen wearing a hoodie black sweat pants and possibly a tan head wrap. anyone with information is asked to contact the fbi. >> show of solidarity in charlottesville as thousands gather for a cath light vigil at the university of virginia. they ended at the steps of the university's rotunda. the school's dean pointed out that the 5,000 marchers far outnumbered the crowd of white supremacist who rallied last week. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what? you just magnified her. >> that's the mother of heather heyer speaking men's at her memorial service in charlottesville. and hundreds attended that event. heyer was killed when will a driver plowed into a group of counterprotesters. many wore purple. that was heather's favorite color. the man accused of driving the car into the crowd is charged with second degree murder. >> three days of visitation and funerals for virginia state troopers killed after their helicopter crashed saturday. berke bates will be r