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made. police are asking for the public's help. if you have any information at all you're urged to contact police. live outside chester police headquarters, nicole brewer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". nicole, thank you. well neighbors in ocean country cleaning up and checking out the damage after torrential rains caused big time flooding. >> we have some eyewitness video right here shot from the downpours, as they were flooding the streets. in toms river police rescued two dozen drivers stranded in flood waters. waters surrounded some homes neighbors say this happens too often. >> just totally ridiculous, that this is what we have to put up with. can't even get in your own driveway to park because the water is just way too deep. >> no one was seriously hurt. but police do expect some roads to stay closed today. of course, that reminder, if you see a road with water on it do not drive-thru t right now we check in with kate toy see if we have more storms expected today. what do you think katy? >> looks as though we will see couple of showers mainly southwest of philadelphia. toms river, ocean county should be in the clear all day here today. we go back in time, take a look what casino every rain actually fell in the area. looking at doppler estimated rainfall from the last 24 hours. and there is a big bull's eye centers right out toward some of the shore points. like seaside height, berkley then of course, where we just saw around the toms river area. but off to the south you probably ended up with maybe inch or two. meanwhile, just north in seaside heights, the estimation is that they pick up at least 4 inches of rain, in a very short amount of time. that's very obviously going to lead to flashflooding. now, at the moment, here on storm scan3 you do have few speckles of green. the one and only one actually verifying as rain coming down to the ground, is the one that's over kent county and crossing into the rest of the delmarva peninsula here in portions of maryland. at this point it, has since fizzled. there was even flood advisory posted when that at one point but now it is really just bringing behind with it a couple of residual showers that because we're on the tail end every warmfront in that location why you are seeing bit of wet weather. further north from philly on northeast, do not worry about wet werth. specking more sun than anything temperatures top off eventually from where they stand now in the 60s even 50's back to the 80s for most of you pretty nice shore day overall. 78 degrees with some sun we should easily hit the above average mid 80s once more in the city. vittoria? >> thank you so much. katie. right now rush hour is revving up, some of the beautiful sunshine that we have outside is adding a little bit more of a slow-down because it is causing some sun glare. how much, we start look now on your commute with the 42 freeway, notice traveling southbound, moving away, maybe headed down the shore using the 42, it is a clear ride. all the way through the atlantic city expressway if that's the route you are taking, maybe taking the scenic route 55, that also looks great. but, if you are traveling northbound on the 42, making your way approaching 295 starting to see few more vehicles out there. so, the rush hour is now beginning. here's a beautiful birds eye view of 95 at 452 as you will notice that beautiful sun just sort of cascading over the shot, in the trees here, even though it is not bus which rush hour traffic, it is an indicator that sun glare is out there. if you are traveling on 95, out of the northeast headed down toward center city, that's where we are starting to see the speed censors drop. if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway, it is not awful just yet. still your average about 55, but i would say that won't last for a lot longer. generally speaking, our majors are still great when it comes to speed censors. later on tonight, the phils taking on the colorado rockies 7:05 citizens bank park. traveling in and around south philly plan accordingly for that if you get work little late tonight. ukee. >> vittoria, thank you. firefighters say candle started a fire that damaged an apartment and a business in delaware county. firefighters got the call around 11:15 last night. over at connestoga frame shop in gallery. on the 900 block of connestoga road in radnor. fire officials say the fire started in a second floor apartment. >> this guy had candle in his bedroom. candle fell over. lit the bedding on fire. >> i saw flames coming out of the right side of the building smoke all over, and the fire companies coming fast. >> that fire was under control in less than an hour and no one was hurt. well, police may be closing in on suspect wanted for attacking women in south philly. the police released new surveillance picture they say gives them new time line of the attack on monday. investigators also recovered evidence after searching a home in connection with the case. in our next half hour, we will hear from a woman who believes the man police are looking for is her son. the army now says that technical failure may have resulted in the accidental shipment of live anthrax to labs across the us and south korea. the anthrax was shipped from utah to labs in nine states including new jersey and delaware. some also sent to air base in south korea the government is concerned about lab workers who may have been exposed. employees at delaware lan that received the anthrax are now taking antibiotics as a precautionary measure. >> now, new jersey state health officials have released a statement quote samples were removed from the affected laboratory by responders from the new jersey department of health. no employees or anyone affiliated with the private lab in new jersey have exhibit symptoms or received treatment. in about three hours voting gets underway in switzerland for the presidency of fifa governing body for international soccer. sethblatter has been fifa president, and calls for resignation after several fifa officials were arrested this we are. blatter not named in the indictment against several ouches -- officials. us soccer and several other countries say they'll vote against blatter. still ahead this morning warning to women after several reported attacks on the main line. and police say they think there could be more victims out there. >> also, outrage after a pregnant woman traveling with her two year old son is kick off a flight. she says it was all because of something the little boy did that is typical rather typical, for his age. also, a view we've not seen since the twin towers were standing, one world trade opens today at the observatory. we are live inside giving awe view from on top of the world. >> ♪ ♪ on top of the world ♪ ♪ >> here it is liver, one world trade center. what a view that is. our don champion live for us at the top that far observatory, we're checking in with him coming up. he says when you are looking out, you can almost see the horizon, the curve of the earth. that's how far out you can see. >> beautiful shot right there. >> gorgeous we'll be right back. >> ♪ ♪ new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> observatory at one worlds trade center opens to the public. here is a live look from the top of the building this morning. >> that's just gorgeous our don champion, he's there right now, at the observe tore which more on that view that's not been seen by the public in some 13 years. oh, it is just gorgeous morning. >> reporter: well, it is a tough story, right ukee, erika? actually 1200 feet above new york city, the building it self little more than 1700 feet tall. plenty of excitement today with the opening of the observatory, especially with the sunrise behind us, the views have just been jaw dropping. and these are views that have been in the making for more than a decade now. >> from the ground you can barely see to the top of one world trade. but, at this morning official public opening visitors will enter sky model straight ores that rocket to the 102nd floor, in just 47 seconds. there, the city stretches out in 360 agree views. david operates the one world observatory. >> we wanted this to be a place of hope, a place of courage, and resiliency. >> there is little reference here to the tragedy of 9/11, the focus is the beauty of new york city. from the brooklyn bridge, to the empire state building, to the statue of liberty. the observatory, three floors include event space, restaurants, and gift shop. >> the observatory will be open year around, and expects three to 4 million visitors a year. >> john carter, has already been to the top. he's an electrician and helped install the beacon in the spire of the p building. while he was there he etched his brother's name in the steel. james cartier was killed in the south tower on 9/11. >> i hope when i see him again that he'll know that i took his name to the highest place that i possibly could and that he knows that i love him. >> reporter: directly next to one world trade is the 9/11 memorial and museum, place to mourn the past. here it is about the future, and the city, in all its splendor. now, ticket for the observatory cost $32 for adults, and if you plan oncoming up here this weekend you may be out of luck. ukee erika we are told tickets for the obituary sold out through at least this weekend. the best place to find tickets, though, is on line. it is an amazing experience indeed though. >> just beautiful. >> it is. i know don champion. that will get me up there. yes indeed. my man thank you don. >> you can threw. >> good luck, good stuff. thanks buddy appreciate t. >> our time 6:13. let's get our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i i know ukee, does that mean i can get up there, too? >> ukee who knows don. >> ukee knows people. >> guys, storm scan3 want to show you what's going on here. off to the south of the sit we've got one little very isolated pock at this point, couple of showers were firing up with some very nasty thunderstorms over the chesapeake, than was even flood advisory prompted because of it, across that area but for now just fizzling, and we are essentially right in this location, on the very tail ends of a warmfront. which is very difficult to detect when we lock at the wide zoom. but it is there. sort of lifting north right now. meanwhile, the cold front is still way back over, unfortunately again the deep south of texas here, where we once again have seen very heavy rain rolling through with nasty thunderstorms as women, across this area. eventually that front will cross through. that will comes as early as saturday day night. but specially on sunday. meanwhile, facing south here, out of the board walk plaza in rehoboth. so the clouds are billowing in there. generally most every us ends up with some sunshine. that's what's being reflected certainly here out over philadelphia and the delaware river, from palmyra cove nature park. 66 degrees to kick it off in palmyra. as the day goes on in philadelphia, across the river, upper mid 80s generally speaking here. sunshine for you certainly sun glare as we kick this morning off, i know vittoria talking about that all morning, tomorrow, looks like very very good beach and pool day. so make some of the outdoor plans while you have the chance. because i would say, sunday at this point looks like better excuse foreign door activities, and monday, a noticeably cooler day with more of on shore flow. stuck in clouds, showers maybe some steady rain, which we could use. but you said it earlier erika, we'll bounce right back from this, june starts off on little unsettled note. >> hard to believe already. can you believe it? thank, kate. >> i hey good morning everyone. we have quite a start to the morning traffic wise. we are now in a full swing rush hour, on 95, let's get outside, gave you a look. that sun glare that katie was talking about that i was talking about we're going to still be talking about it this morning. because it is definitely going to be slowing you down even more. 6:15 this morning, taking a look at 95, nine the a southbound, would be that volume that you will see slowly making its way around the curve here at cottman avenue. yep, it starts at just around the area of academy. just before cottman avenue is where it starts. then, it continues to linger all the way down into center city philadelphia. as i usually say, value breaks in some of the traffic. but for the most part, it is going to feel just jammed. if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway eastbound, just beyond the area of 202, we have an accident situation on the shoulder causing bit of gaper delay. the further eastbound you head around conshohocken, also, seeing bit of slow down westbound on the schuylkill at city avenue that usual rush hour pocket is forming however, new jersey looks great. green down the board on 295 42 55, and no delays for mass transit. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. updating breaking news, police in the city of chester are looking for the gunman to open fire on crowded street late last night. investigators say that person opened fire with a rifle around third and palmer around 11:00. twenty-one year old man was killed, three other injured including a 14 year old. >> meanwhile, investigators say, a candle that tipped over in a upstairs apartment is to blame for a fire at the connestoga frame shop in radnor. there were in injuries. >> floodwaters receding in toms river ocean county. authorities say there were no injuries after yesterday's heavy storms. some roads though, may remain closed today. just a heads up. we'll be right back. >> rockies come to town. rockies in last place. let's get a victory. among the players attracting attention at the eagles ota tim tebow. some say it looks like tim lost little weight. out of football for two years now, but in camp competing with matt barkley for the thirds string quarterback slot. tebow says, and everybody else they're just trying to get better. >> work extremely hard every day, tribe to be the best teammate i can. try to be the best player. you know, make everybody else around me try to make them better, as well. and all every us are just trying to improve. experts say, coach kelly's up tempo offense will play to tebow's strength. he could be used as swear al player taking van of his skills in short yardage and two-point conversions we'll see, looking forward to t the national spelling bee ends in a tie for the second straight year. >> correct! >> oh, well done. correctly spelled his words to share the title with another. in case you're wondering, the word is a hill or mountain surrounded by a grin err. her word was the art of cutting paper into decorative designs of the it is in fact german in origin. i asked my producer that. her sister won it all back in 2009. they are the only siblings ever to be crowned spelling champs. >> how about that? and did you very well with all of the name, words young laid. >> i thank you. i think it was more challenging to say the names than to spell them. >> good for them. that's fantastic. >> our time 6:21. >> coming up next, pregnant mother traveling with her toddler son, she is kick off a plane, the reason why has a lot of other passengers coming to her defense. >> then little later in the show i'll hit the lungs with a 81 year old former postal worker who is navigate ago very special course. very inspirational story. it will put a smile on this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >> 6:23, traffic and weather together, now is our friday and weekends looking? >> pretty good. go two for three out of the weekend as a whole for some pretty nice days here. today, tomorrow, looking great. there are, however couple of showers, that are very obvious. and this he they were pretty that is which thunderstorms across the chesapeake. they've since feds recalled. sort of on the tail end of a front that's nearby, so, south and west of philadelphia, might see quick shower today. >> for the rockies mostly sunny, 79 degrees, overall should be nice day should hit the mid 80s in philadelphia. >> thank you so much, and good morning. sun glare, kind of sets back your morning commute. but being looking at 476 ridge pike, not awful just yet. but anticipate, sun glare will naturally slow things down, 422, we have an eastbound delay, that's for sure. as you make your way from trooper down toward the stretch of 202 and 95 very busy into center city. ukee? >> thank youment talk about flying the unfriendly skies, a pregnant mother said she was kick off flight, because of her fussy two year olson. sarah said it happened on united express flight on her flight to van too far. young son was crying, squirming in her arms. she told cbc in canada what happened next. >> they asked me to leave the plane. >> after getting kick off blackwood tweeted her frustrations, other passengers came to her defense calling the situation appauling and calling the crew unprofessional, unreasonable and insensitive. the airline later issued a statement saying, the crew made the decision in the interest of safety. >> i think anyone who had a kid on a plane. >> but once he was asleep on her chest? >> i'm glad the other passenger did that, indeed. hopefully better experience the next time you travel. and several tech companies are working to make that reality. >> some of the most innovative travel accessories to bring on your next trip. >> start with the basics good suitcase. blue smart created innovative carry on bag that connect with smart phone app. softly designed with light wait 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"eyewitness news". >> coming up in the next hour every "eyewitness news", the days of common core in new jersey could be over. hear from governor christie next. justin? >> could police be closing? we have new pictures of the suspect as well, as a plea for surrender. >> also, former postal worker whose passion for the game of golf has seen him through some pretty dark days. his inspirational story next. >> also, vittoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's. look at that. beautiful sky. >> that it is. >> rain the last two days, will we seymour today? >> that looks so good, though. another look at that? >> sure. focus. pretty skyline. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. good morning, police may be close to making arrest on sexual preditor terrorizing women in south philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter, justin finch joins us now at police headquarters with the latest developments. good morning. >> good morning, it does appear police are nearing a big break-in this case. possibly arrest. yesterday, they row least the photos, close up photos of the man they are looking for in this case. they also searched a home for that man they did not find him. but, there we did find someone who just might be close to him. movement after police searched this south chadwick street home, they know who they were after. >> i want you to come home. get this cleared up. get everything straightened out so that you can be home here with me, i know you didn't do that what they are saying you are doing so please come home to your mother. >> she said she has not seen her son for days. bumm, knows police want to talk to him about assault on women in south philadelphia and point breeze. police put out these close up surveillance images of their suspect, taken early monday morning. based on surveillance time stap manies, they believe this man first broke into a home, on the 1800 block of rosewood street moved the victim's card to chat wick street and then returned to the home. >> he may may have left that property, then returned to actually confront the victim. >> that's how sadistic, bold he is, he found the opportunity to get in and out that far house without anybody seeing him or hearing him he took the opportunity and went back. >> sadistic and bold this man is being called, a key location in this case, in the only is that where the home that was searched yesterday is located, it is also where a similar crime happened, back in march involving another woman, both victims in both cases say their attacker was wearing red gloves. no doubt police looking for those gloves. marrying offering $10,000 reward for the capture conviction of the suspect staying on this story, bring you updates as we get them. live at police headquarters, justin fin. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". also this morning man behind bars facing charges of assaulting two women in delaware county. investigators think there may be more victims. >> police arrested him in media. think he is responsible for attack in radnor. paul christopher curtis accused of assaulting as she ran on popular radnor trail. also charged in a similar incident, on wednesday, in media, at orange and pearl streets. the death toll from severe weather in the south is rising. twenty people are now confirmed dead in texas and oklahoma. fourteen other are still missing. drones running used to help in search effort, hundreds of families north texas being asked to evacuate the homes. dangerous weather continues today. >> power of the mother nature cat on camera, lightning striking mount carmel church in grand aisle main. luckily no fire or major damage actually the second time that church has been hit by lightning. just incredible. >> right now to katie 6:33, are we going to seymour rain today? >> depend within you are generally speaking no, but we are seeing a frontal boundery nearby. close enough that our southwestern most counties may end up with a quick shower here and there. certainly actually seeing that through the overnight through portion of delawarement last three hour loop, in fact started off as cluster of heavy thunderstorms over the chesapeake bay area. then as it moved over more just land area, it lost some of its moisture, and we really have seen it sort of fizzle away to just couple of showers. over portions of kent county. so that's all we've got out there right now. everybody else basically under full sunshine, and beautiful start to the day. that goes for atlantic sit philadelphia cooler mount pocono, still pleasant weather in place for you right now. again, southwest of philadelphia, wouldn't be shock if you saw few raindrops, but it is the exception rather than the norm. we should still ease up into the mid 80s with no problem here today. generally lower in terms of humidity. so today generally quite he, beautiful at the beach come tomorrow on the way to cape may or any other shore points, but there will be dreary start to june. as the show goes on, we'll discuss why over to you. >> good morning, i just want to put this out there before i get to my report. because it just came to us in the traffic center. if you plan to travel the west trenton line, towelly experiencing some signal problems, so you may find some delays. so i just want to make sure i mention that right off the top. if you are traveling the ben franklin bridge, notice, little sun glare out there. some developing rush hour, from new jersey, in toward philadelphia. roam continue to grow. construction compromising right hand lane, commute from philadelphia into new jersey. so definitely seeing volume on the ben and also on the majors, 59, definite volume, southbound out of the northeast, all the way down through to the vine street expressway. this shot here right around allegheny. 422, you have some volume, the schuylkill, the usual stuff is building. give yourself some more time. let's head back to the desk. >> come or core academe nick new jersey, some have confusion, frustration to parent in classrooms. also an important issue in the republican presidential race, in governor christie is potential candidate. the governor says, common core is not working. >> common core standards were not developed by new jersey educators and parents as a, are the buy in from both communities, as not been what we need for maximum achievement for our kids. >> education commissioner will work with parents to rec new state based standards by the ends of the year. 6:36. we all know how my partner loves golf. you've had your fair share of frustration with the game for some time now. >> no doubt about that. another lover of the game, teeing it up a lot longer than i have. and i feel so fortunate that he shared with me his incredible and un waivering passion to play. >> my man ralph, 81 years young, and oh, he lovers the game. >> you're the man. >> amen. >> without golf i don't think i would be here today. >> long time retired post al worker has certainly put his stamp on the game and then some. >> he started playing in his early four's. >> year after year, kept every see score every hole, everyone every my shots, i have them all down. >> he sure does. and it includes? >> ninety-three, 9,301 birds,. >> good shot. now roll, roll. >> he is pretty good on par three, few feet away, he's recorded ten holes in one. >> almost had 11. >> pinpoint shots, markings have, helped end the documentation and record of how and where he has played. >> this one here one of my favorite down in north carolina, nags head. >> from the friday state area to scotland, ireland, spain. he has scrap books as thick as old school phone books. have t box will travel, with the help of family and friends. >> i lost my wife five years ago. i have cut back now. but i have a trek there where 21 years in a row i played over 400 rounds a year. >> despite weather conditions, too. just like the post man he was he's out there when possible in rain, hail, sleet and snow. >> you shot anywhere from 70 to 114. >> the beautiful layout of the latter country club in havertown, welcome milestone especially considering his recent health. >> i had a lot of problems last year, parkinson's disease, which i am still doctoring for, prostate cancer, still doctoring for bone cancer, still doctoring for. but my doctors seem to have it all under control real now. >> she aid everything you get just slides right off you. >> my man. teflon cat. >> and this cool cat has kept and found all the course pencils where he's played, hundredses in frames in his home. ralph is more than at home in the great outdoors. staying active is the secret to life. no matter how he's playing. >> there it is. oh boy. >> sorry, ramp. i just laughed. i'm sorry, that was each. i just laughed at the camera. sorry. competitive nature coming out in me. >> no, you're not. >> sorry, ralph, sorry. i didn't mean it. >> you ain't sorry, budd. >> i more than anything else the friends you meet. >> there it is. >> tell you what, fellows that thing is down by the lib earth he i bell. >> let friendship ring on and off the course. >> you got your health. your friends, your fate. >> got that. got my daughter, she takes care of me, like a nurse, doctor lawyer, indian chief everything. >> you also got a new golf buddy. >> i love that. >> my man. no matter what's going on, every day is a sunny day for ralph. that's his philosophy of navigating the course of life. ralph exemplifies everything the game of golf is about. such a pleasure teeing it up with my man ralph. we'll go out again. good time. >> such a strong man too to have all of those health issues and still doing what he loves. >> and that keeps him going it, keeps him going. just loves the game. >> would you say he's t-rific? >> sorry, ralph, sorry. >> what a guy. >> he is. we had great time. >> up next, one reason why you may not be making more money. >> also, it is time to tap the keg. philly beer week kicks off today. we have some very special guest in the our studio to talk about this ten day celebration, and where you can take part. oh yes these props i'm sure willing going soon. we'll be right back. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c because people like you may benefit from scientific advances that could help cure your hep c. visit hepchope.com or call a hep c educator to help prepare you for a conversation with your hep c specialist. >> new study shows cynical believes about others are associated with a low income. cynical people may pason chances to cooperate which could further their career. so it is all about -- >> all about the two's. >> keeping sunny attitude. >> that's it. >> all right. time 6:43, here's katie. >> good morning guys. we want to check in briefly with the eyewitness weather watcher network. reporting pretty pleasant conditions. temperatures generally speaking anywhere from the mid or up ear's into the mid 60s or even upper 60s so definitely little milder further south you go. a place like smyrna, in delaware, has basically just mixture of some clouds and sun, 68 degrees sent into us from deidra, and again she's down across kent county. couple of showers rolling in across at least specifically the western edge that far county. but she actually dry for now. phil also sending sending in full sunshine, north wales 64 degrees, it is cooler, he said, less humid. pleasant start to the day. looks good outside. actually we take you over to storm scan, much wider zoom, showing you the next system starting to get its act together. technically warmfront lifting in here. that's why s southwest counties could end up with quick shower today. most of us are dry. but here is the combination of this next storm storm center up here, cold front drapes back here, moisture being drawn in again across the lone star state. meanwhile, that is a spot at this point doesn't really need the rain, as we all well know, with all of the flooding that's gone on there. place that real coy use the rain at this point well it, goes right back to the west coast, california, western nevada. however, we zero in on the delaware valley, the us drought monitor updates its newest drought status every thursday. as of yesterday we are now in a moderate drought. anywhere from the poconos down into extreme northwestern chester montgomery and bucks county. so, that's that puts us at second level of five on the drought monitor, yes we could really use good soaking rain. we get it here specially on sunday, but then even into monday with the next front essentially stalling out. so tomorrow looks steamy, sunshine, and we can expect to see these temperatures rebounds to about 80 degrees as we look ahead to sunday. come monday, we are expecting clouds and the showers. vittoria, i think we are sending it over to you. >> thank you so much katie. good morning everyone, southbound side of 476 unfortunately, weaver an accident situation compromising at least the shoulder right now. looks like they moved the accident from blocking the left hand lane, the shoulder here. but his is if you are traveling 476 southbound right around lima spring fields. notice it is causing quite a back up. usually, southbound the blue route around this area is not too bad. but with sun glare little bit of rush hour traffic and now residual traffic and gaper volume from the accident. you are dealing with a big old something out there. so give yourself some more time. over to the schuylkill expressway, if you are traveling on 76, either eastbound or westbound around this area here, not too far away from montgomery drive girard avenue, notice it is not bad. but, eastbound seeing some volume build approaching 676. then westbound in that usual pocket at city avenuement speed censors take a look, 24 is what we are indicating now on the schuylkill. your average there and also traveling around your western suburbs, see coming out of the area of king of prussia maneuvering around the curve there, starting to pick up the slow down. fourteen on 95, delays out of the northeast down through to the vine, and the delay starts around academy. and then continues down the 676. you will fine breaks, but generally speaking it will be slow ride the whole way. new jersey holding on strong, average speeds in the 50's, 60s. traveling in delaware not awful either. all-in-all you are good to go on some of our majors, but again, not all of them. the usual stuff 95, the schuylkill, now the accident on 476. also for the west trenton regional rail line, having switching problems. so expect some delays in the out bound side. >> hey normally before 7:00 a.m. you don't see a person holding a beer, right? we are today. there is a big event going on. >> this week in philadelphia. it is philadelphia beer week. now in its eighth year. and it is getting underway with a series of terrific events planned at breweries and restaurant all across the city over the next week. tom kehoe, owner of yards brewing, and steve mueller owner of flying fish brewery join us to tell us more. guys thank you for waking up early to join us. we won't talk about the hammer and the kick off to the event. philly beer week f someone is not familiar with it, can you breakdown what's philly beer week. >> celebration of beer in philadelphia, basically going out there having fun and enjoying the beer culture which philly has an awesome beer culture. >> fantastic, philly beer culture, jean, city known you think for it beer? >> yes. philly known around the country actually around the world for being great city of taverns and pubs, and all imports, local beers. fantastic reputation. >> kick off is tonight. not just a prepare. can i hold this? this is pretty heavy. >> yes. >> using it tonight. what do you use this for? >> we will tap the first keg collaboration beer called brotherly suds. we do it every year to kick off beer week. >> i heard you even got pretzels involved with one? >> right. >> this year's brotherly brewed flyer fish, about eight local brewers we came up with a idea for cezanne farmhouse style. so it is a little brady character. we said let's put philly spin to t so we put soft pretzels into the mash. making the beer, but it adds some character of list mustard, little salt to t so kind after meal in a glass. >> fantastic, i love that idea. also, one thing i love about this week, too the rest of the year you guys are competitors, fight to go get the number one beer. this week everyone comes together, flight. >> absolutely. we're always fighting but singing the same song. out there trying to, you know, get good beer into people's hands. >> yes philly brewers kind of wok together a lot. it is great. >> so many events this week. i look at the run done on the website. just so many options. and any favorite ones, if you are new there is you really have to check out? what do youy? >> i think opening tap tonight is a great way to start. but they have a great app. there is just so many different things to choose. but i would say opening tap is always a good way to start the week. >> tickets still cell still available, do you know? >> i think so. >> somebody not familiar with beer but trying to get it, look at the menu, all lagger, confused. can you walk us through the different types of beer you brought in today? >> sure. since it is the lightest one, philly pail. which is -- >> right here. >> light refreshing all with a little bit of crisp pop to t very approachable, you know, light in color. >> delicious. >> i guess next one would be the farmhouse. >> farmhouse summer all. this is based off belgium style. so lighter again, lower in alcohol, but nice interesting characters to it you get little bit of spicy necessary little lemon character and that's all from the east, great quenching summer beer. >> so new err to beer, typically light beer drinker those are the ones to try out first. >> way to judge what you like, always good place to start. >> you have the big boys here too, right in the. >> all right. so this is going to the hopper side red ipa. so a lot more that far hop bite to it, some citrus, trip call hop, packs more after punch. >> wrapping it up to go, all of the event on our website cbsphilly.com. these will be gone before we finish the segment ukee, back to you. >> oh, careful over there. >> not drinking them, just getting pick up. >> coming up on cbs this morning, charlie roads with your preview good morning to you. >> good morning ahead new evacuations and dramatic rescues we're in texas plus this protecting our boarders and tracking in americans. rare look at the facial recognition technology that customs is test nag us airport. talk with the great bob schieffer about his final "face the nation", and we will look back at a remarkable and legendary career, all of that and more, the news back in the morning, we'll see in you about ten minute. >> remarkable for sure. charlie, thank you have, a great show. >> oh, boy indeed. >> we all need to. what an incredible run. >> singer rihanna capturing attention in cuba. hundreds of fans gather to see the pop star in havana neighborhood. word; she's there filming music video. her visit comes as tensions between the us and cuba are easing, and decades long travel ban is being lifted. >> the movie jaws is coming back in those epps. ment iconic film will play on the big theme for its 40th anniversary. >> how about that? >> steven steel berg 1975 beach thrill letter have limited run next month scary on the small screen, just wait. big shark comes out of the water? >> 1975, just seems like almost yesterday indeed. video posted yesterday pop star kelly clarkson, enjoying an evening of karioke with a young fan. >> polls dollars by ava shows the ten year old many on stage, with clarkson at sport grill. the pair hit the stage and performed love shack, of course by the b52's. avenue a learned in some cases, to get what you want, all do you have do is ask. >> what if i asked to sing karioke with me. would you do me the honor of singing we w me? she. >> she said ya. >> i said love shack? >> she said yes. i almost jumped into the water. >> i bet she did. >> good lesson to learn. all do you have to is ask. she said she wants to be singer songwriter and astronaut when she grows up. >> straight to the top. >> since being post today youtube, that video has been viewed more than 68,000 times. and well done, kelly clarkson. well done for that little girl, too, to take the initiative. >> kill seems to be enjoying it, having fun, making it a thrill for that young lady. love shack baby ♪ ♪ >> you keep singing it, we'll be right once again, here's what's happening everyone, police searching two gunmen they say sprayed chester street corner with rifle fire late last night. happened at third and palmer about 11:00. twenty-one year old man is dead and three people, including a teenager, were hurt. >> also, a new image of the suspect in the south philadelphia sexual assault. police say the man robbed and assault add woman early memorial day. there is no a $10,000 reward in that case. >> and, there were no injuries in a fire at radnor's connestoga frame shop. investigators say the fire started when candle tipped over, in a upstairs apartment. >> hoping these storms will clear out katie, what do you think? >> looking goodment one little pocket of showers specifically across portions every delaware, but the shore looks beautiful today. sunny, nice, 78 degrees, high uv index vittoria. >> and thank you so much, katie. we have few accident to talk about, this is on 202 lot going on, busy day this morning, we will continue to keep you updated on the "cw" fill. >> i thank you. >> that's where we're going. >> next on cbs this morning keeping your brain healthy. have a good good morning. it is friday may 29th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." a new flash flood emergency overnight leads to more rescues in texas. the record-setting rainfall could last through the weekend. a stunning indictment against former house speaker dennis hastert. why did he allegedly pay millions in hush money. and bob schieffer will join us ahead of his final "face the nation." we'll celebrate his 46 years at cbs news. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> dallas dealing with heavy flash flooding. >> residents evacuated this morning. >> the
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