Thunderstorms and our neighbors to the south in southern delaware have been just getting hammered, really since last evening and then especially through nighttime hours and now even here this morning, as well, with well over that three to maybe even four, close to 5 inches of rain in a few areas in southern delaware. For the time being here in philadelphia and across much of the northern suburbs of philadelphia, were getting a break in the action. There hasnt been all that wet but there is still a Flash Flood Watch in effect mainly for, folks to the south, of the city. Southern new jersey, back down into delaware, this is our main concern until 2 00 this afternoon, again our Flash Flood Watch is still in effect we can look for that quickly rising water moving across roadways, areas of poor drainage where we will see highest water and then again it is still a problem for us, really throughout the rest of the morning and maybe even at times into the early afternoon , further south that you go. Storm scan three right now again across philadelphia and areas north is really not all that bad. But lets go down to the south and we are taking a peak, at what is going on down into southern delaware, by my click they are morning not giving me a whole lot of help here. What we are talking about is heaviest rainfall in Sussex County delaware also parts of the Cape May County in new jersey. Really seeing, the effects of all of this rain, and what were going to be seeing. Lets step off to show you, again, my clicker decide toss work now. You can see down toward georgetown, millsboro and ocean view area where we are seeing heaviest pockets of rain along u. S. Nine. As we head back down toward jersey shore from ocean city north toward Atlantic City back through avalon, stone harbor and cape may we are really getting still the brunt of all of this rain. We are getting on shore flow as well, gusty wind this afternoon, that could be gusting as high as 25 miles an hour. We will go with high temperatures, jan in the 70s, were below average there. Breaks in the cloud late in the day and nice sunday we will talk about all coming up. Better days ahead, thanks, matt. New this morning flames tore through a two story row home in camden, sending several people to the hospital Eyewitness News report era neat a oh is live at the scene with the very latest, anita . Reporter good morning, jan , well, it is unclear just how many people were hurt in the fire but fire chief says that he believes that the six people, including children, lived here and as you can see it is still an active scene behind me and you can see damage and debris here on the ground after this fire sparked this morning. Now this two alarm fire that began in this twin row home here in the 1200 block of morgan street here in camden and some damage did extend in the neighboring property that included smoke damage as well, and they were legality the fire smolder before they allowed the fire marshall inside for an investigation and that is when they will determine what caused this fire but fire chief says it is not considered this fire to be suspicious, and they explain what they found upon arrival. It was chaotic when companies arrived, there was a lot of people out here, then had to do things to get the operation underway. As far as the rescue, we will have to interview guys in the first in team and it is still very early in the fire. Reporter another live look here at the investigators here on the scene, paramedics did rush those who were hurt to Cooper University hospital, again, no word on their injuries or how many people were hurt but we do know up to six people including children, did live here inside this twin row home. We do also know that there were working smoke detectors in the home, but of course we will have much more about the cause once the fire marshall is able to get inside and further his investigation. Live from camden, im anita oh for cbs3 Eyewitness News. Thanks, anita. Heavy rain hammered parts of the philadelphia region overnight and possible flooding is prompting many to change their weekend plans. Eyewitness News ReporterNatasha Brown takes a look. Reporter is there already evidence of the anticipated flooding down the shore, crews set up barricade to close off flooded streets in ocean city and some shore goers are already packing up and heading home. We were going to head back tomorrow but we will head back tonight. Reporter storm drains are being cleared of debris in sea isle, high water rescue vehicles, this is at the ready , officials all along the shore warning residents and visitors to be careful. Road tend to get flooded, in certain areas. When they see flooded road avoid them, dont drive through them, flood waters. Reporter sandy role man Ovarian Cancer run has been cancelled in sea isle and back in philadelphia, other much anticipated events are being postponed as well. Eagles Training Camp has been going on all week long, but the first open practice to the public was scheduled for saturday and it is now been moved to sunday in light of inclement weather from the city to the shore flooding is expect to be a factor. Crews preparing for a saturated saturday. Lots of weekend events throughout the tristate area will be affected by the inclement weather so if you are planning something or have planned to attend something that is suspected to be an outside event we certainly suggest you check before you head out. At the art museum, Natasha Brown, for cbs3 Eyewitness News. In other news an investigation is underway after a train hit an eight yearold boy in Delaware County. This happened just before 6 00 r industrial highway in tinicum township, Authorities Say that the csx train was traveling from south philadelphia heading west when it ran over the boys leg. There is no word on that boys condition this morning. Meantime, another shake up at the white house, chief of staff Reince Priebus is out and home land security secretary john kellys in. Asseth lemon reports priebus says it was his decision. Reporter latest west wing shake up came in the tweet with the president announcing home land security secretary john kelly, as his new chief of staff. Speaking to reporters at joint base andrews mr. Trump praised both men. Reince priebus is a good monday, john kelly will die fantastic job. Reporter priebus told cnn that no one forced him out including the president. He obviously wanted to make a change. I order my resignation. He agreed. Reporter president appears to be moving ahead with a much anticipated overhaul of his senior staff. Last week press Secretary Sean Spicer stepped down, after Anthony Scaramucci was Name Communications director. Yesterday the new yorker published a story in which scaramucci haled against priebus calling him paranoid and predicting he would soon resign. Im not going to respond to it. I will not get in the mud. Reporter priebus said he will stay on to help general kelly transition into his new john, which he starts on monday. Seth lemon for cbs3 Eyewitness News. Meantime the u. S. , south korea and japan are working on a new resolution to punish north korea, north korea test fired its second intercontinental ballistics missle yesterday which landed off the coast of japan. Officials say that this missle flew longer, higher then the first which launched earlier this month, some experts think the missle could reach new york. President trump is repeating his plea to ileto bam a care implode, that is his reaction to the republican s latest failed attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care act. Early friday morning three republican senators, including arizonas john mccain voted with democrats to kill the socalled, skinny repeal bill. Democrats want to work with republicans to fix the health care law. Still ahead right here on cbs3 Eyewitness News this saturday morning an investigation expand into possible Carbon Monoxide leaks of ford explorers. Also ahead no cars allowed here why miles of city streets will be shut down to drivers. Plus George Clooneys problem with the paparazzi, why he is threatening to sue photographers from the french magazine. We are keeping an eye on this storm, still hammering the southern parts of our region this morning. Matts back to tell us when the sunshine will return, we will be right a Major Development result ing from on going cbs news investigation, national Highway Traffic Safety Administration says that the number of complaints and injuries, related to possible Carbon Monoxide leaks in ford explorers is much higher then previously thought, and now officialness one city are pulling suvs off the road, chris van cleve. Reporter report this 2016 henderson, Louisiana Police explorer was badly damaged in the crash after its driver passed out from Carbon Monoxide exposure in april. She was treated at the hospital, we had requested testing for Carbon Monoxide and her levels came out, near lethal. Reporter thursday that officer filed suit against ford, and many more owners of explorers model year 2011 through 2017 are reporting Carbon Monoxide appears to be seeping into their vehicles. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration now says that more than 2700 complaints have been lodged against the auto maker and 41 people have reported injuries. Like new port beach, California Police officer Brian Mcdowell who crashed in the tree in 2015, after passing out behind the wheel. I just went out, just like that. Just like that. Reporter or sergeant zachary lahoud in austin texas whose dash cam was rolling as he called for help. Just a headache. Reporter lahoud is one of the 20 Austin Police officers treated for Carbon Monoxide exposure. Officials say they are removing all of the cities 400 explorers from service. While we work with the manufacturer and federal safety agencies, a more permanent solution. Reporter but it is not just police vehicles, bulk of the complaints come from regular ford owners like sandy jones. She traded her 2014 explorer for a 2017 but says the problem didnt go away. Frustrating because at this point i dont know what im going to do. Reporter ntsa says they have no proof that the injuries reported were caused by Carbon Monoxide but investigators say levels may be elevated during certain driving scenarios, ford says safety is its top priority and as a teamworking with police and regulators to investigate issues and solve them. Chris van cleve, cbs news, washington. Well, test lays hoping its new model of helping to expand from the luxury car to main stream. Its first mass market electric car rolled off teslas production plant in freemont, california. Electric car maker delivered the new model three to the first 30 customers. The entry model gets up to 215 , 35,000 is half the cost of teslas previous models. I want to just say first we have lined up the mobile three and some cases has been days outside of our stores to be put on the list. I want you to know that really matters to us. However, analyst warn of potential pitfalls, tesla has quality problems when producing vehicles on the smaller scale and compact model three may be less appealing as other electric models go on sale. Well, get ready to clear streets of the cars and clutter with another philly free streets day on october 28th. This time, it covers several neighborhood from center city up through north philadelphia, creating a car free zone for miles. Thousands will get to explore the city by enjoying walk, biking, jogging along city streets without those cars or trucks in their path. It is a nice thought on a day like this where we wait hours before anyone can get outside and enjoy. I was going to say today is not the day to get up early and start my day early. Better day to curl up and sleep in. Yeah, you are allowed. It is okay on a saturday morning. It is a wet saturday morning to said least. We have been talking about it for last couple days with the Eyewitness Weather Team about this storm coming through and boy, has it especially areas south of the philadelphia area we will take a look at Neighborhood Network from rehoboth, lots of rain on the lens here this morning and it is going to remain on the wet side of things all the way through most of the morning especially again, the further south from the city that you go. Storm scan three shows all of the precipitation spiraling around our area of low pressure which is just around d. C. , Baltimore Areas. That is center of the low. We have back side precipitation in western pennsylvania and West Virginia and then of course heavier rain down through southern delaware and back toward the southern shore points in new jersey as well. Taking in the philadelphia area to start out not too much happening. We did have maybe a little moderate rainfall an hour or so ago that pushed through center city, rest of us relatively light precipitation extending from Central New Jersey backup just north of the city. As you go further north the dryer it gets. As we head south though that is not the case. We will increase precipitation down toward the shore, wildwood gets in on that moderate to heavy rainfall. Cape may also seeing at this point more moderate to heavier rainfall extend ago this heavier rain up toward south of avalon and toward sea isle and further north to Atlantic City and ocean city where we have light to maryland rate rainfall as well. Down into southern delaware that is where we have seen heavier rain from last night and now in the Early Morning hours on saturday. Right along the coastline rehoboth beach, backup toward bethenny beach, some showers there that could be heavy at this point and it looks like we will not be done with this for probably the next couple hours or so. Flash flood watch that went into effect yesterday at 2 00 in the afternoon is still in effect until 2 00 on saturday afternoon with counties shaded in that light green where we are seeing potential for flash flooding. So central, southern new jersey and back down toward delaware. Philadelphia is incorporated in this Flash Flood Watch and so is southern parts of the Montgomery County, delaware and chester counties. We will keep an eye on that precipitation in the philadelphia area even if the heaviest rain is going to be to the south. We will time this out again until 12 00 noon or so we are looking for period of the heavier rainfall, better chance is south of the city. Into the early afternoon that rain starts to slowly taper off and it does last longer back down toward the shore points and we will see after 3 00 oclock were probably dry here in fail and areas north where we are seeing maybe a few breaks in the cloud with the isolated shower still lingering back down to the south. Heres our summer noreaster off the coast line spiraling all that air, precipitation around it. High pressure will settle in as we head toward end of the weekend and next week. Heaviest rainfall is this morning but a great sunday in store with some sunshine for us, as well. Coastal impact today and tonight period of heavy rainfall additionally on top of what we have seen maybe another inch, inch and a half and maybe more further south we will go, wind gusts up to 25 miles an hour, minimal beach erosion is a possibility later today and tonight and dangerous rip currents hopefully nobody going in the water today. Not a good day for that. If you do there are dangerous rip currents out there future rain amounts not too much is changing for us here in philadelphia. It is areas back dunn toward Atlantic City, wildwood, rehoboth where we are looking for an inch, inch and a half or more. Heres that shore cast, 75 at the shore, water temperature up 76. Seven day forecast, 77 for the high in the city. Then it gets very nice, very quickly. Sunday high of 82, sunshine. That sunshine continues through sunday, monday, and wednesday as well but we could see 90s back in the forecast by middle of the week. Thanks, matt. Sad news this morning british baby at center of the legal dispute between his parents and London Hospital has died. Charlie gard suffered with a rare genetic disease that caused brain damage and muscle weakness. Jane ferguson has details from london. Reporter charlie gard would have turned one yearold on august 4th, much of his short life was spent at great ormond street hospital in london suffering from a rare genetic disease that left him brian, death, unable to move or breathe on his own, doctors say charlie could not be cured and went to court to argue he be taken off life support. Charlies parents for the back , even seeking to bring in the u. S. For experimental treatment which won support from President Trump and the pope but a final mri scan showed that there was no hope. There is one simple reese on and that is time, whole lot of time wasted. Reporter gard family last fight was to bring their son home to die but they who that battle too. We will love him, cuddle him and spend a few days at home, and let him pass as a normal little baby. Reporter doctors argued home