>> the team includes historians and student from rutgers camden and college of new jersey. >> i have not been in a place this historic ever. so it's humbling almost. >> now the next phase is matching bones with names and archologist believe they is a good start. >> one of the things in the archives was a list of people supposed to be buried there. when we can we can try to cross reference these off john smith pass away in x date from yellow fever. >> and just a few months crews planned to bury these remains so the people can finally rest in peace at mount meriam in philly where they were supposed to be buried in 1859 david spunt cbs3 eyewitness news. >> david, thank you. as we continue tonight summertime means mosquitoes and itchy bites. >> there's one thing you should never do if bitten and common household item that takes itch out. >> also ahead tonight. >> a deadly bacteria that people can get from their dog dogs. it's easily spread, often missed and numbers are growin growing. >> i miss her. there's not a day that goes by i don't shed a tier. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stal

>> the team includes historians and student from rutgers camden and college of new jersey. >> i have not been in a place this historic ever. so it's humbling almost. >> now the next phase is matching bones with names and archologist believe they is a good start. >> one of the things in the archives was a list of people supposed to be buried there. when we can we can try to cross reference these off john smith pass away in x date from yellow fever. >> and just a few months crews planned to bury these remains so the people can finally rest in peace at mount meriam in philly where they were supposed to be buried in 1859 david spunt cbs3 eyewitness news. >> david, thank you. as we continue tonight summertime means mosquitoes and itchy bites. >> there's one thing you should never do if bitten and common household item that takes itch out. >> also ahead tonight. >> a deadly bacteria that people can get from their dog dogs. it's easily spread, often missed and numbers are growin growing. >> i miss her. there's not a day that goes by i don't shed a tier. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stal

. >>> rutgers camden has a brand-new welcome center. the welcome center is located on the ground floor of the cooper street student housing program. it offers counseling services for prospective students and their families. >>> back to our nbc 10 first alert weather. we're tracking symptoms, see the clouds big up, and sort of the calm before the storm to hit. >> we had some storms early, and we've been hearing it pound on our room here. >> guyses those are pop-up storms. this is a cold front that's moving through. you push a cold front in, a different type of air mass and you have the recipe for very bad conditions. first let's look at the storms popping up. if you were seeing these, and then down into areas like gloucester county, this is just out of the storm. that yellow-orange blip, that is just the start of what's going to be a nasty line that is heading our way. let's look over to this line, now passing through parksburg into east nottingham, and then down south to newcasting county almost. when you see the deep reds, yellow, oran

kimberly more ann, forensic archeologist from rutgers camden, she said she jumped into help. >> initiallyt a box of bones. so it didn't seem like it was going to be the huge project that it turned into. >> love the fact that they have a five-point plan to move forward. i'm just really hoping we can implement it. >> the archeologists say they now have a better idea what to do if another cemetery were to be discovered. >> if you've been around city hall lately you have probably in the dollars the scaffolding surrounding the william penn statue. "eyewitness news," first rare close up look at the clean up job overlooking center city philadelphia. every ten years the city hires contractors to clean the hollow bronze statue, lazer cleans the crevices then the crews heat and wax the copper surface, penn state ooh has been watching over the city he founded since 1892. >> corrosion gets inside of the tiny pits, gets in there, accelerated cycle. >> important for us to care for these. >> and inside william penn's hat signature of the men and women who have work on the statue over the years, one of t

. >> moran is forensic archologist with rutgers university camden and when she first heard about theones on arch street she jumped in to help and no one else would. >> we were there working at the site wondering why is not anyone coming to stop us. >> moran says the bodies which will need to be analyzed are mold nothing storage containers under i-95. >> hearing that this woman is up satisfactory and that's why they came to the meeting. >> i love that they have" plan to move for are forward and i hope we can implement it. >> so. key points of the five point plan changed pennsylvania antiquated laws and put a specific agency in charge should this happen again and you can bet this will happen again with a historic city like philadelphia. in old city, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank you, david. it's the newest hot spot on the main line. when we say hot we mean it. >> straight ahead the restaurant where spicy noodles rule and tonight's taste with story summer fest addition. >> and get an up close and personal view of philadelphia billy penn statue and where crews are focusing

. >> moran is forensic archologist with rutgers university camden and when she first heard about the bones on arch street she jumped in to help and no one else would. >> we were there working at the site wondering why is not anyone coming to stop us. >> moran says the bodies which will need to be analyzed are mold nothing storage containers under i-95. >> hearing that this woman is up satisfactory and that's why they came to the meeting. >> i love that they have" plan to move for are forward and i hope we can implement it. >> so. key points of the five point plan changed pennsylvania antiquated laws and put a specific agency in charge should this happen again and you can bet this will happen again with a historic city like philadelphia. in old city, david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thank you, david. it's the newest hot spot on the main line. when we say hot we mean it. >> straight ahead the restaurant where spicy noodles rule and tonight's taste with story summer fest addition. >> and get an up close and personal view of philadelphia billy penn statue and where crews are focusin

he thinks camden kid deserve state of the art media, classroom, exercise and performing arts facility. after all these kid expect the best from themselves. >>> i'm going to college. >> rutgers and rutgers school of medicine. >> army. >> reporter: deborah fletcher says being race to do something is special but parents prefer first, first in her family to graduate high school. >> good job. >> she did an amazing accomplishment. i'm so proud of her. >> first in our family. >> i'm so proud of her. >> big congratulations to all of the graduates, construction on the new high school will begin in the fall and in the meantime, all of the students over the next four plus years will be taking classes down the street at the cooper hatch building. live from camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve bryan, thanks very much. >>> we now know this storm damage in southern delaware was caused by ef-zero tornado. twister touched down in greenwood, sussex county, this video shows debris swirling around a delaware electric cooperative site. the national weather service also confirmed another ef0 tornado left behind damage in pennsylvania, in berks county. >>> severe weather is gone