before we can say we're done and officially in the clear but it does look like weather pattern in general may stay somewhat active even leading in the weekend but this is the wetest day of the forecast. let talk about how it feels. when you walk outside the door it is palpable humidity. it starts off sticky and gets more oppressive with time here because we are building up moisture before the front arrives. through the afternoon when this front get here, heavier rain and thunderstorms will accompany that. seventy-four is your current temperature at the airport. quick check on your day planner, we will still have enough sunshine to heat up easily in the mid 80's but eventually the rain will make it, as well, and i highly suggest you pack umbrella with you heading out for long day because you'll thank yourself later on. of course that rain in the forecast you can stay up to date with the weather with our brand new cbs-3 weather app. our forecast made it to the big time, it the has its own app. it is on the app store coming soon to the play store as well. we have down load details at cbs philly.com, as bob says. >> it is like christmas. good morning everybody. we are off to a good start. roads are dry. we will take it while we can get it. lets look live at an accident scene here, blue route, 476, southbound, approaching the the ramps there for the schuylkill expressway. tractor trailer and a car, penndot had that right lane blocked but they have pushed everybody down to the off ramp here, and, used to be the left lane pushing everybody off to the right and taking out the shoulder. there is no longer a shoulder heading southbound into center city, and a down pole in hamilton square with wires across the roadway, and right near i295, disabled vehicle route 100 north near shoemaker north in pottstown. that stretch of 100 that was closed last night, from that trash truck fire. repairs have suffered smoke inhalation. other person in the house was hurt. the cause of the fire is still ute 100 between shoemaker road and state street in upper pottsgrove township are back opened. it was shut down after a trash truck fire, last night. it was a road damage last night during the fire and crews spent all night making those repairs. route 100 in that area, upper pottsgrove township is still backup to traffic, erika. here's some of the things happening today, there is a hearing for a man accused of murder dg bar brawl. prosecutors say amir miller shot and killed an dry yella on dennie street in nicetown last month. also, upper darby bus driver, has a court appearance on child endangerment charges. police say that he kick more than a dozen students off his bus bencause he could in the find their stops. and new jersey governor chris christie hosts a town hall today in haddon height camden county. is there a hearing in trenton on governor's plan to use pension fund to balance the state budget. latest now in the writ even house rape investigation. ct are now checking to see if the suspect's dna is linked to any other unsolve rape cases in the area. milton mateo garcia is charged with attacking a woman near 19th and spruce saturday morning. in this video police say you can see garcia stalk and then grab the 26 year-old victim while she walked home. he is accused of forcing her into her apartment where he beat, raped her, stole her keys ape cell phone. it was that phone that helped police make that arrest. detectives used a tracking app to trace to it garcia's south philadelphia home at eighth and moore. >> the victim's phone gave us an indication to that neighborhood but not to that specific location. as a result the investigators then began their pretty extraordinary work and narrowed down the the scope and targeted a resident at that location. >> federal authorities tell us that garcia is an illegal immigrant kicked out of the u.s.a. a year ago. police say a serial bank robber is behind bars this morning but it is how they were able to track him down that makes this story interesting. officers responded to the this wells fargo at welsh and the boulevard tuesday afternoon. that is when police say suspect robbed the bank and then took off. it wasn't exactly your typical getaway. >> when police entered the september bus they found someone who matched the description of the bank robber. when they stopped this individual on the bus, they not only found the money stolen from the bank but they >> now thankfully in one was injured. police say a bank teller identified the suspect on the bus whom police say was not armed. the the united methodist pastor from lebanon county son's same sex wedding is back in the church. winning his appeal at first united methodist church in germantown yesterday. he was former pastor of zion united methodist church of iona. he was defrocked, last year after not agreeing to stop proceeding over same sex weddings. >> i will never be silenced again, i will always speak with and for my lgbt brothers and sisters in the church and beyond. >> the church appeals panel ruled punishment was wrong because it was based on an assumption schaefer would break church law in the future. time right now 6:06. lebron james will be a free agent in a couple weeks so we're wondering would he come to play for sixers maybe, we will talk about his optionness sports. also a story that had people talking family of little girl claims they were kicked out of the restaurant because of the scars on her face, this morning, a startling revelation. also strong storms, tear through the midwest we have a look the a the damage coming up next. blank box!!!is home come to hhgregg's 4th of july sale and save up to 30% storewide plus, up to an extra $500 more when you buy multiple major appliances. get this samsung french door refrigerator for only $999. or a samsung 51" hdtv for just $398. get savings storewide on amazing deals and the boxes they come in. come to hhgregg. and fill your home with happy. man who got the video is shooting a hail storm as you can hear it when bullets hit a ground a few feet away. it is even more unbelievable he says he didn't even necessity lightening happened, until he looked at the the tape later. a tornado rip a roof off the home in indiana and plows right into it. cbs news correspondent marley hall tells us, americans across the country are struggling with severe weather. >> reporter: storm chasers captured a tornado touching down in plainfield, indiana on tuesday, it tossed an rv into this home. no within was hurt and people there, are just starting to clean up. >> i realized everybody is okay and now we have to get repaired. >> near kentwood louisiana a powerful storm packing high wind and rain snapped a tree and sent it crashing into a home. >> i always thought the tree got hit by lightening and the whole house started shaking so bad i could not stand up. >> reporter: in luzerne, so the a mud invaded this family's home after massive flooding in the area carlson's are okay but they cannot move the mud. >> anything that just jars it would be enough for those raft tours break and everything to go down. >> reporter: heavy rains caused flash flooding in parts of the fort worth, texas tuesday afternoon, the high water, rose to several feet, flooding streets and stalling motorist. no rest for people in that part of the lon. star state more isolated thunderstorms are expected tonight. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". right now coming up at 6:13. we're expecting storms is that the same system, katie. >> it is but we are in the dealing with anything in the the way of those flooding issues. there could be flash flooding potential out of this with just very heavy rain that will come with these storms but nothing in the way of that severe variety like what we have experienced with this storm, in the history so far. it is just a cold front, bringing in some round of heavy rain but notice in the a squall line setting up here. this isn't any really potent system necessarily. as far as it pertains to us. really all we have to deal with is heavy sum are time thunderstorms. your run of the mill variety as this rolls our way. in the meantime we are still drawing that southerly flow, in the very windy outside, we are seeing haze settle in and we will start off with some sun. we will not see a lot but the the heat build up to 86 degrees before showers and thunderstorms pick up. is there so much moisture in the atmosphere that they will be big and fat and they will fall heavily for you here. might be blinding downpours that you have to drive through especially north and west of philadelphia 69 will be our nighttime low, still under the clouds and we will keep things muggy throughout the overnight. 88 degrees is the the high tomorrow. there will be lingering showers around but in the a wash out. that is kind of the story friday through weekend. no day is a guarantee wet day it is in day guarantee dry day either. turf throw in potential for a shower or quick downpour friday, saturday or sunday. but if you have outdoor plans i think you can keep them. then next week we will start heating things up, bob, over to you. 6:13 on a what toys day wednesday morning, a live look at blue route, 476, where there is an accident at ramps here for the schuylkill expressway. heading southbound, coming out of the mid county, we are seeing volume bunch up now as we come past cones and penndot truck here in order to get access. be aware of that. downtown philadelphia where headlights are breaking due to the haze ape we are heavy from the betsy ross winding through construction zones here, at allegheny and again at girard so put about 20 minutes on the clock coming into downtown and watch out for that new traffic pattern there on i-95. otherwise coming from the suburbs in the bad at all, 422, 202, looking good in towards king of prussia heading from say airport in towards philadelphia today and use the plaid bridge, lane lane restrictions beginning at 9:00 o'clock. gang in wilmington extra volume still using i-95, starts to bunch up at 7:00 or 7:30 or so on the i-95 side through wilmington. everyone trying to avoid that 495 closure between exits two and three, ukee, back over to you. breaking news tops our look at headlines on cb. 36789 police are investigating a double stab nothing olney, a man around 60 and 71 year-old woman are in einstein hospital with injuries suffered inside a home on north fifth street. nicole brewer is on the scene and will bring you a live report as soon as possible. three people were rushed to cooper hospital after this house fire in camden. two police officers also suffered smoke inhalation. suspect bank robber is in custody after getting busted on a bus. the suspect allegedly hit a wells fargo bank and tried to use septa as his getaway car. police followed a tracking device t to make the at rest. sports coming up be right back. tonight at the ball yard in south philadelphia. last night phillies broke their three game losing streak. phillies got the on the board right away. man at the plate is marlon byrd, his first inning home run put the home team up three to nothing. taking you to the starter david buchanan won his third straight game. phillies win seven-four. it was the final score. aj burnett gets the start later tonight. number 19, tony gwynn junior. >> thanks, dan baker. emotional moment in the eighth inning of the last night's game. tony gwynn junior pinch hits and gets a standing ovation. it was tony's first appearance since his father hall of famer tony gwynn senior passed last week. young tony says it was an unforgettable moment. >> needless to say it was pretty awesome. it mad that bat more difficult and i had to try to fight back emotion and tears and stuff like that. i think that is why guys play here, they love it here. >> welcome back to your phillies nation family, tony. how would you like to see lebron james in the sixers uniform. stand by, king james wants a contract reconstruct with the miami heat. he told team officials he will be an unrestrict free agent july 1st. he has won two titles in four trips to the championship series and been a mvp four times an all-star ten times. he will command, a pretty penny. sixers are one of the few teams in the nba with enough salary cap room to sign lebron to a max deal so what do you think, king james looks good. >> it works for him. >> how about that, he has to grow. >> yes. >> never knew i was calling an nba player. >> never say never. >> never say never. sixers ceo scott o'neill will be on "eyewitness news" tomorrow morning. we will ask him about courting the king and is what on tap for sixers in the draft, those decisions tomorrow night will shape future of the franchise for years to come. >> special order his own little will ball too. >> come on, man. >> yes. >> come on, man, come on. >> together we will build. >> together we will build. >> don't hurt him. >> gently. >> you got it. >> 6:20. still ahead more world cup drama when a player actually by the another player. >> unreal. >> also was it all a hoax? what investigators discovered about the little girl who was supposedly told to leave a fast food restaurant because heher scars, were scarring the customers. and, before you pour a bowl of cereals for your children this morning find out how it could be putting them at risk and we are not talking about extra sugar in cereals, but something else, details are theof adventure awaits.ndhat the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $329 a month. making it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he 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shower out there, bob, over to you. good morning everybody. live look at 42 freeway, route 42, on that north bound side, coming in towards philadelphia. >> through are. >> yes. >> live look at freeway coming in towards philadelphia, stacked up, approaching that construction zone the beginning of the morning rush hour. keep in mind that 295 slow down occurs heading in towards 42. southbound i-95 watch for construction between 676 and columbus boulevard. delays expect through villanova along eagle road and radnor road and the phillies, of course, in south philadelphia later on tonight at 7:05. we will have delays on that i-95 interchange. here's a live look i-95 southbound out of northeast philadelphia, cutting through haze, heavy at cottman avenue and crawl from the betsy working your waste through construction zone in towards center city. mass transit looking good. ter two investigations, officials from kfc says there is little evidence that the little girl with the scared face was asked to leave a restaurant in jackson, mississippi. victoria will shire was badly scared in april have have being attacked by pit bulls. her grandmother told a local television station that they were told they had to leave a jackson kfc because she was frightening customers. they say the the claim is false. the family has not commented and fund raising to help with medical bills has been halted. a proposed bill in california could make a diaper duty a little easier for moms and dads. if passed this law would require baby changing stationness any public rest room for both women and men. many moms we have spoken to say it is easier to find diaper changing station in ladies rooms, however, some dads like sean rodgers say they are forced to be a bit more creative. >> you sometimes have to improvise. >> how do you improvise. >> sit down, do it in your lap or find a corner somewhere and hope no one is watching. >> he and his wife grease, everyone should recognize that dads do diaper duty too. >> um-hmm. we are watching out for your health this morning, there is a significant break through in the battle against breast cancer. >> new better way to find early stage tumors and part of the research was done right here in philadelphia a new study released say 3-d digital mammography find significantly more invasive breast cancers and reduces number of false alarms. fifty-four year-old lori schaefer, turned to penn medicine for 3-d mammography,. >> it was diagnosed as stage one cancer and they got it in time and i just feel very happy. you know, that i know i had it and it is cure. >> you get a clear look at that breast tissue by being to look at individual slices as opposed to the entire breast as a single projection. >> we're told 3-d mammography works and feels the the same as a traditional mammogram but most insurance plans do not cover it just yet. a new study reveals cereals fortified with vitamins could be harmful to children. report from the environmental working group says that nearly half of the children younger than eight consume potentially harmful amounts of certain vitamins and minerals affecting bones, hair and skin. experts recommend buying cereals with in more than 25 percent of the dult daily value in the single serving. worry about the sugar in cereals in kids but not extra vitamins. >> inn teed. coming up on "eyewitness news" nicole brewer is live with new information on the breaking news we are following, nick coal. >> reporter: that is right, erika two people stabbed and neighbor found hosing down the scene and one of the victims. we are live in olney with the very latest, next. you might want to get your tissues ready, a surprise that brings this little girl to tears. a heart warming way to start your day. >> getting chills. >> yes. >> such a great story. also bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the three's, give yourself quite a minute to dig out your umbrella from the closet, you'll need it this afternoon. good morning, thanks for joining us. we are following breaking news, man and woman stabbed inside their philadelphia home. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us at that scene in olney. we heard you just spoke to police, what have you learned. >> reporter: ukee and erika, just a very bizarre situation at fourth and olney in the city where two people were stabbed. an 18 year-old neighbor was found hosing down the scene as well as a female victim unconscious at the time. let me step aside and show you where it all happen. that is the home of the two rick tim who lived in and clearly a horder situation involving several cats is what we're told by police. conditions so bad officials cannot tell whether a 71 year-old woman and 54 year-old man lived here as roommates were victims of the home invasion or a domestic dispute. we kwan tell you the woman suffered 15 stab wound from head to toe ape that man was stab twice in the torso. both were taken to einstein in extremely critical condition. once again we are told that female was unconscious when police arrived but male victim was able to give a general description of the suspect. one knife was found in plane view on the front walkway, they are not sure at this point who called 911 or not disclose ago this and several calls were made frantic calls we're told, officials obviously on the scene now interviewing neighbors and trying to get to the bottom of the situation but it will not be easy with the crime scene like this one, just several items pack in there, the same situation inside and also several cats. two people stab, one multiple times, both taken to einstein hospital in extremely critical condition. that is very latest live from olney, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". other news, philadelphia police officer is suspended, in trouble for what prosecutors say she wanted her children to do. officer tameika gross is accused of up couraging her children to fight other teenagers in her neighborhood. in one case gross even punched a girl in the face twice. gross is suspended for 30 days and the police commissioner plans to fire her. your time 6:33. here's traffic and weather together, katie. >> good morning, ukee. we are tracking wet weather out there later on today. at the moment it is just a muggy situation when you walk out the the door. we have a little bit of unshine initially but atmosphere is moistening up here all in advance of the actual cold front that we will track later in the day. while storm scan three may look empty there is a palpable moisture content. you can see heavier showers and thunderstorms off to the north and west. we are essentially in the clear to you for new but give it time, guys. these dew points will continue their climb throughout the course of the midday before the actual wet wet's lives. so with that said, it means that any showers and storms that come through could easily produce very heavy downpours. while it is not necessarily a severe weather situation there could be frequent cloud to ground lightening with storms that erupt, there could be gusty wind issues out there but in the meantime we can expect a little sun, high to hit 86 degrees and then toward midday first rain drops do start to fall and it looks li heavier of the rain is going to be confined to the north and west most suburbs. i wouldn't be surprised if an embedded thunderstorm went rowing and continuing its track over philadelphia. i do suggest highly you take the umbrella with you because you may thank yourself later on in the day as heavy rain starts to move in. bob, over to you. 6:34. wow, that is scarring people. good morning, everybody. live look at i-95. southbound coming in towards philadelphia, penndot has shifted all of the lanes now over to the far right. note is what was the left lane here is now blocked. everyone shifted over. there is no shoulder on that right side. that is tightening it up a bit, heavy from with the man avenue into downtown. the schuylkill expressway starting to see some volume delays here in both directions near conshohocken. folks on the right heading inbound toward center city. an accident in the lehigh valley on eastbound side of i78, right the at route 737, over toward the northeast extension. a crash on route 100 at pottstown at jackson road. follow thanks used 100 last night they had a trash truck fire that has been cleared, repairs made and that stretch is opened but we had this accident there at 100 near jackson. down wires over here on route 33 at i295, at hamilton square. mass transit looking good. erika, back over to you. happening today drivers take note a new report should give us more information about the roads, bridges many of us use every day in pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein joins us now at graterford bridge in perkiomen township with more on the new you report released later on today,. >> reporter: good morning, erika. interestingly, pennsylvania leads the the nation in structurally deficient bridges. right behind me is an example of one of those. this is graterford road bridge that spans perkiomen creek and you can see it is closed, recently because of structural detear racial. 3,000 drivers use it every day but not right now obviously. just one example, close to 500 structurally deficient bridges in the south east pennsylvania region this morning civil engineers released a report card for pennsylvania's infrastructure, they did 16 grades after a year long assessment. the grades, they are in the great. we have a d mine news roads, d plus in bridges, c mine news schools, we did get a b in parks and recreation. those are a few, but there were no a's in that report. it was done by american society of engineers which clearly shows that the state has a large challenge to improve and update its infrastructure. today there will be a press conference held in philadelphia to talk about the findings and give suggestions on what can be done to modernize the the state. that will be held at 11:00 a.m. as for graterford bridge here it will remain closed until there is a plan in place to either repair or replace it. in the meantime though there are detours set up in the area that is latees from montgomery county, jen bernstein for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". things got heated in the camden school board meeting last night. parents, students protested a plan to layoff more than 200 teachers they fear layoffs bill of a negative impact on students. district is facing a 75 million-dollar budget short fall. a decision will be made tomorrow regarding name controversy at neshaminy high school. editorial board of the school newspaper wants to ban using the school mascot redskins in its stories but the school argued it is in the fair for students who have a different opinion. new policy recommended last night said school newspaper staff can keep the word out of news stories but it cannot he had it the word out of editorials. >> still have kept a part saying it should not be construed as a racial, ethnic slur relating to the school mascot which is still fairly ridiculous. >> our problem was there was a restriction of the right of the free speech of other students who had a different opinion. >> school board will vote on the other plan tomorrow night. dietz and watson delivers a economic blow to south jersey but an economic boost to philadelphia the the meat and cheese supplier is moving the warehouse from delanco to the site in tacony next to its headquarters. the the facility was destroyed by a fire in september 2013. 150 employees will relocate to the the new warehouse. dietz ape watson we're told was lured by tax breaks. >> we're terribly disappointed, devastated by the decision that they made in not coming to delanco. it will impact us drastically. delanco is a small community. >> we depended a lot on the taxes. >> new 50 million-dollar wear house will be up and running by next summer. your time 6:38. new this morning reports justin beiber was in an accident. >> also more wororld cup drama when a player by the another player right there do you see that. now fifa is showing its teeth and threatening a big punishment. >> apple announced an iphone change that will rival its biggest competitors. it is humid, sunny but we will see what happened later in in the day. >> katie is talking storms but you know what it still beats snow in february. >> yes, it does. >> i will take a rainy june then a snowy february. >> preach on, preach on. >> got to keeper speculative here. >> good morning family back in a bit. ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away disciplinary committee is reviewing surprising video to decide if one player bit another. let's show it to you, italy begins uruguay. loues suarez is accused of biting the italian player. he has been suspended twice in his career for biting opponents. that is ludicrous. suarez says his mouth collided with the the shoulder. yep, i know. >> there is team u.s.a. working out with powerhouse germany. both teams are one-o-one on the tournament. a win or tie will get team u.s.a. in the next round but team's coach saying they are in the playing it safe. team u.s.a. is in it to win it. >> we will play this game to win it. we are not made for going to a game to go for a tie. that is just in the in our dna. it is not even in the dna of the german side. >> bad news for superstar striker, josey, who suffered a hamstring injury in game one begins ghana. they say he is not ready to come back, just yet. get well, young man, get well. >> 6:43. here's traffic and weather together. >> it the hurts in the to have jesse but we are a nation of underdogs. we love it. we are pulling for those guys. lets look at our pollen report. it is quiet when it comes to the pollen levels. this is time of the year where worst of the pollen has fallen from the trees and settled or gotten washed away. levels will stay low but main issues are grasses right now. storm scan three shows the next cold front, beginning rolling in northwestern pa and generally speaking it looks like the bulk of the heavier rain will fall throughout the p.m. hours for one thing but especially north and west have of philadelphia if that is where you reside, lehigh valley person or western suburbs, that is where you'll end up seeing heavier rain but we will also have to deal with the wet weather issues elsewhere. it is heavier falls north and west of philadelphia 88 degrees by tomorrow. lingering shower or two. we are starting to try things out briefly here i could still see a shower if not brief downpour pop up, if any of those three days but overall i'm banking on a quiet weekend. bob, back over to you. 6:44, live look at an accident i-95 northbound, right near cottman avenue, it is in the right lane as a north of i-95. only good thing here is most traffic during the morning comes southbound but heading north you will be ready for a slow down near cottman avenue. ben franklin bridge in the bad at the the moment, in problems from the camden side up and over in toward downtown philadelphia but the new jersey transit river line running with 15 minute delays because of a disable train along the tracks, a crash, in the neighborhood macdade boulevard at lafayette and traffic lights are out in pottstown on route 100 at jackson road. we had that problem last night with the trash truck that caught on fire. that has been taken care of. they have made repairs to the road. one hundred is open, lights are on flash at jackson road. crash over here in mount holly route 41 at route 38, a disable north on 295 to look out for north of the freeway approaching route 168, ukee, back over to you. breaking news tops our headlines on cbs-3. police are investigating a double stab nothing olney. man in his 50's and woman in her 70's were sand several times earlier this morning during an apparent home invasion. police found a difficult scene. >> inside the property it is very hard to tell what happened because it is a horder location. it is filled with stuff and debris and trash and furniture and anything you can name. >> also this situation, two metro office are and another person were taken to the cooper hospital after a late night fire in camden. flames tore through that home on cain avenue, happened just after 11:00 o'clock. right now 6:46. it looks like apple is trying to keep up with the competition. it is reportedly releasing an iphone with the bigger screen. according to bloomberg, the new phones will have digital screens that are 4.7 inches, and 5.5 inches, across. that is a big leap from the 4-inch displays on the i phone 5s and 5c. bloomberg reports that the new iphones will ship to retailers around september. in this weeks story of brotherly love women in bucks county are enjoying that he retirement in the by sitting back but giving back. their mission is serious but they have a good sense of humor about their nick name these women in are not offended to be called nit wits. >> get a chuckle after we say it. >> reporter: they are all residents of the ann's choice senior living community in warminster. late last year they asked young veterans how to help soldiers. >> could you knit these socks for our veterans for people have had a limb amputated and betty says, absolutely we can do that. >> reporter: betty is betty mchugh. >> some of us don't have feet anymore so a regular sock wouldn't work. some of them are forearms because they need and they want them for warmth. >> reporter: betty put out the call. so far more than 60k ners have responded for walter reid and other medical try hospitals. >> 6:14 and we have a bag good to count. >> it goodies for me gives me something to do and it is for a good cause. >> well, i hope that someone out there cares. >> reporter: nit wits are in the just about charity, is there also the the chatting. >> schools we went to, our families. >> stories when we were young. >> reporter: when congressman mike fitzpatrick heard about the the nit wits he honored betty and others with the thank you in the congressional rorrer. >> people are hearing about this group and sending her monetary donations and donations of yarn. >> it will be a happy day when this group can disband because there is no more need for socks for amputees. >> reporter: until then they will keep on knitting. want to donate yarn or other supplies? check out cbs philly.com to find out how to help the nit wits. big hug. >> what a great group of ladies. love them. third grader from she monk new jersey got the surprise of her life the last day of school. >> students gathered for a school project on role models. while riley gardener was just standing there her role model, her big brother tommy, he walk out from behind that screen. tommy is in the navy. he spent the last three years stationed in japan. >> when he popped out it was like wow, i can't believe he was here. >> it is rough ago way from family, younger sibling. >> we will go out, hang out together, me and her, so it will be real good. >> i love seeing those first big hugs. those are two already making big plans we're told doing everything and nothing, whatever they want to do to make up for that lost time. so often we hear about service members seeing their children but remember big brothers and big sisters out there too. >> it feels so good. >> i love that. >> 6:49. lets see what is coming up on cb. this morning. >> hi gayle, good morning. >> i can tell you, hello ukeelee and erika. good to see you two. a federal judge ruled america's no fly lights violates the conditions dogs. jeff gates talks to the former marine, after he was prevented from flying to the wedding and a funeral. >> we will introduce you to the veteran that says marijuana saved his life. he is helping other vets get access to pot. i will bet you heard of the peeping tom but you have not heard of a peeping drone. we will ask jack ford how privacy laws may be threatened by personal drones after a woman saw one hovering outside her window, yikes, news is back in the morning, we will see new about ten minutes. so what do you do, you are standing there in your underwear look out and is there a drone lot at what you do you to ukeelee. >> i'm screaming hey, what is up. >> i would close the curtains. >> what is going on. >> checking me out in my bvd's, please. >> all right, gayle take care. >> bye. word is justin beiber was in the car accident. >> it reportedly happened in beverly hills while beiber was trying to get away from you guessed it paparazzi. tmz reports that the preponderance star was not hurt. he was a passenger in an suv driving fast to avoid photographers in another car. new that is when the suv collided with the car pulling out of the parking lot. beiber reportly got out in another vehicle and drove away. ryan seacrest is picking up a new hosting gig on cbs-3. you can see him in the fall hosting live television special fashion rocks, it airs this september during new york fashion week, seacrest will produce the two hour special event. >> he has so much free time so glad he is working again. have you scribbled down a great thought on a piece of paper. never let that paper go. original handwritten lyrics for bob kill dylan's like a rolling stone sold at auction yesterday for just over two million-dollar. the buyer is an anonymous private collector, the previous record for a music manuscript was 1.2 million-dollar for beatles a day in the life. >> a lot of song writers did that back in the day and different ideas about different songs. >> but kept tonight a journal, your mom has it in your attic but hang on to that? wow. for most game have of thrown fans the chance to sit on the iron thrown, it is a dream come true. >> but when you sit the thrown all the time like queen elizabeth, it is no big deal. the monarch and prince philip took a royal visit yesterday. the royal couple are in belfast northern ireland where parts of the show game have of thrones is thrilled. monarch was spotted near iconic iron thrown, i wonder if we can see it there, but she decided not to sit on it. been there, done that got one of my own. >> would you love that. >> i love that show. >> i haven't even see it. >> totally dork out. >> kate harrington was here and he was telling me bit. >> john snowy was so mad i didn't know he was going to be here. >> check the box out in ten years. >> when you get free time. >> yeah, right. >> we wi time for traffic and weather together with katie. >> ukee, we are looking ahead to a steamy start out there. actually just poke my head outside on the sky deck and there was a fine mist falling believe it or in the but we will stay in the clear basically here, until this afternoon. that is when heavier showers and storms make their arrival, bob, over to you. >> 6:56. speedometer readings tell the tail here southbound i-95 delays from cottman to girard. schuylkill running slow from city to conshohocken. new jersey transit river line running with 15 minute delays. ukee and erika back to you. police are thankful for buddy, and all of his assistance in the recent break in. >> buddy was instrumental in searching for includes in the recent burglary in south east portland. meet buddy. >> katie went ah h. >> buddy is a cat. portland police called him crime fighting cat. buddy's home was burglarized and when police searched he happened on the soldiers you can see right there inn he would not get off, he stayed like that until the search was complete. >> how about that good extra bits for my man buddy. >> yes. >> crime fighting cat, the the cartoons. >> top cat. >> top cat good there you go. >> katie and quarter are like what, okay. >> okay. >> what? >> one of our floor director phil says courageous cat and mini mouse do you remember that. >> oh. >> n it is wednesday, june 25th, sc destruction in indiana. millions face moreday.ni hi-t qa woman saw this ri her window. and a world cup star'stefo how a bite seen round theor co t day's "eye opener" in 90

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