it is already feeling like the lower 80's. we have in the seen the sun coming up yet. out of the southwest those wind blowing at 12 miles an hour and humidity is up there and will stay up there until this front officially crosses through. that will take sometime. for now our temperatures are in the mid to upper 70's technically as it does feel warmer though. factor in the humidity and we are flirting with 80 in palmyra. p-7 seven in mount holly where our national weather service regional office is located. around the region we will expect to see these showers and thunderstorms take over. starting with some sun. it will turn over to some clouds and those showers and storms are set to rumble in, primarily it will be second half of the day that we will see those moving in but as i said vittoria, if you have a full day ahead of you umbrella is a good day on a day like this. >> all right. better be prepared. good morning everyone. right new traveling on the roads it is still quiet. again, that is the theme this morning but as we wait for our rush hour great thing is i can report to you great traffic news because you are traveling on i-95, i-95 is a breeze. making your way in downtown philadelphia, maybe heading throughout bucks county, maybe heading in to new jersey, maybe heading in the opposite direction in delaware, our average speed sensors are high up in the 50's and don't have to worry about a thing right now. moving to the vine street expressway good news is westbound side has reopened, that earlier construction that was blocking roadway between broad and schuylkill has cleared, it does seem that the eastbound size still is closed between schuylkill and broad. they open up at 5:00. they may be a few minutes late. give them a few more and then they will reopen that as well. we have a scheduled opening for tacony palmyra bridge we had a scheduled opening around 4:45. we are still waiting on it. if you plan to travel 73 in the next 15 to 20 minutes by the time we get there we will find an opening there. so take any other bridge, and you are just great. ben franklin bridge looking great. betsy looking great. walt looking great but there are other options. we have a mass transit checklist, patco is still single tracking, with a few detours for our septa buses. now back to the desk. in the news women's world cup champion carli lloyd is back in philadelphia new jersey native arrived at the airport offer night. >> "eyewitness news" caught up with the team u.s.a. star and our jan carabao joins with us more on that home coming, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika inn a ukee. carli lloyd says she has in the slept much since the big win and she does in the plan on sleeping much in the coming days. she still has a very packed schedule ahead. but whether he she stepped off the the plane and walk into philadelphia international airport 2:59 a.m. this morning she had a big smile on her face and of course, she arrived to a group of waiting cameras. take a look. even early this morning lloyd was more than happy to speak with us, sign autographs and take pictures with her fans. she's returning as a home town hero after all delran new jersey native helped pro people team u.s.a. to the first women's world cup since 1999 and she did so in tremendous fashion scoring a hat trick. now that she's home lloyd says she will spend more time with family and friend before hitting the road yet again. by weeks end she will be in new york city for a ticket tape parade and a national celebration to honor woman who have inn expired so many. >> you know when we got to l.a. right away, straight away, and at the restaurant i eat at just pick up the tab. life has definitely changed for me. i think i have to buckle up and get ready for it. >> she has work really hard. i'm proud of what she has done. i'm happy to see her. it has been a while. >> reporter: both he and her will get used to the different life. she's recognized every where she goes on the plane restaurant. you heard her talk about that in the clip right there lloyd was met by her fiance, they pick up her bags and headed home but she has a full schedule ahead. remember team u.s.a. had a big rally in l.a., the the next big event is in new york city onfully with the ticket tape parade. she said eventually, eventually she will have time for a nice long and much needed vacation. we are reporting live from the sat center this morning jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> much needed for sure. >> she earned it. >> for sure. >> thanks, jan. it is 5:05. will newly released testimony from bill cosby lead to charges against him? a former prosecutor who investigated the philadelphia born comedian weighs n "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins with us more developments in the story. >> reporter: good morning, erika. bill cosby makes a bomb shell admission while under oath but will it result in new charges for the embattled comedian in that is the question this morning. the the philadelphia native and former temple university trustee add in myth todd obtaining drugs with the intention of giving them to women with whom he wanted to have sex. all that according to unsealed testimony from a 2005 sexual assault lawsuit brought by former temple university employee andrea constan. former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor says he didn't file charges at that attorney because the evidence was weak but castor, who is running again for d.a., says if cosby lied under oath he could charge him with perjury. >> if, in fact, i am the d.a. in january what i would do i would get those depositions i would have our people tear them apart word for war and try to disprove all of the facts in there that were material. >> new constan case was settled in 2006, but some of the cosby accusers say this newly reruled testimony validates their stories. >> i am relieved that this may be the punch to the gut of this liar that may help validate our claims. >> news created more fall out for cosby. specifically at disney's hollywood studios theme park which plans to remove his statue at academy of art and sciences hall of fame plaza television network has also pulled reruns of the 90's sitcom cosby show from its schedule. cosby has in the been charged with any crime we do want to make that clear most of the accusations happened too long ago for criminal charges. ukee and erika. >> nicole, thank you. subway suspended its ties to the spokesmen and jared fogle after fbi agents raided his home in indiana yesterday. law enforcement source say fogle is a suspect in the child porn investigation. it is believed to be connect to the former employee of fogle's foundation was arrested in may on child porn charges. fogle has in the been arrested or charged. fog will ellis cooperating with the investigators. he became subways's pitch man while losing 200-pound while eating their sandwiches and exercising. the principal of the chester county private school is in trouble with police. he is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with the student. police arrested six two-year old girl simmons. they said he had a relationship with the 14 year-old girl starting looks spring. simmons was a teacher at the concept school in thornbury township before becoming principal in 2012. the school fired him after his arrest. one of the suspects in the shooting that wounded seven people in kensington is under arrest. philadelphia police say dennis tindal, is charged with aggravated assault and conspiracy. "eyewitness news" obtained this video as people ran for cover cover on east hilton street last movement investigators say he had a argument with three men and then came back with another man who had a shotgun. police are looking for the the other suspect right now. the u.s. military has released new video showing a fighter pilot being rescued after a midair collision in south carolina. this morning crews are still searching for the pilot and passenger of the small civil john plane killed in the crash. cbs news correspondent brian web has the story. >> reporter: new video shows a chopper, lowering a u.s. coastguard swimmer, into the marshy crash site to rescue a fighter pilot. the pilot survived a midair collision with a small sesna airplane in south carolina by ejecting from his f-16. >> decision to eject is a quick one especially in the single seat fighter like a f-16. >> reporter: national transportation safety board is investigating the crash and said two people on board the sesna were killed and small plane destroyed. the collision happened tuesday, about 30 miles north of charleston, deprice, rained down, from the the sky and smoke could be seen for miles. one piece of the wreckage was fun leaning against a mobile home. >> as soon as i saw that it was an explosion lot of black smoke, debris falling. >> reporter: air force says major air man johnson is a highly experienced pilot. he was on a solo training mission from shah air force base to charleston. popular sesna150 is a small two seat plane that weighs about 1500-pound. the f-16 is 50 feet long and can weigh nearly 10 tons. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead this morning a terrifying traffic stop for a police officer see what happened when a out of control car comes flying at them. also road turning into raging rivers after heavy downpours soak the south. we will show you rescues from the rising water. new legal trouble for donovan mcnabb, serious punishment the former eagles quarterback is facing after getting arrested on dui charges. >> ♪ >> and, he is just the messenger but some storms are coming our way today, she has timing of the wet weather when we come right back. just the messenger. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] two weeks ago today the delaware valley woke up to widespread damage from powerful storms and high wind. in washington township, new jersey, piles of debris, still linger and frustration is growing. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more on the slow moving clean up effort. >> reporter: for last two weeks with many days full of punishing heat, he spent time making fire work, thanks to the storm. >> storm came and we had tree from my neighbor's yard that landed on the roof. >> reporter: trees crashed on to homes and in the street. >> we are working we are not sitting back. >> reporter: washington township mayor barbara wallace has lived in town for almost 50 years. >> this is far far greater than any storm we have ever seen. >> reporter: now that down trees are leaving yard they are finding their way in the street, a big problem according to the mayor. >> it becomes a safety issue and problem for emergency vehicles. >> reporter: thinks where tree debris should go the median but cluttered streets like this are all over washington township and in many cases storm drains continue to block. >> we have a 17 year-old driving around and it is hard for him to get through, still getting the car getting scratched by all the debris in the street. >> reporter: mayor wallace says the township contracted with smaller companies but they are in the clearing the roads quick enough putting residents in the difficult position. >> where else will you put it, same placees as other people i had to put in the street too. >> reporter: those smaller private companies will be out to remove the debris later today, in the meantime, if you can, make sure to get that debris, out of the road and back on to the median. reporting from washington township, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". last thing you want to hear is more storms but that is the case, unfortunately right. >> it is not looking like the kind of severe weather threat we have had for the last two tuesday's new but we have got that going now but it is so, you have stepped outside, you know what it is like. >> yes. >> yes. >> like walking in to a wall of pea soup, you know, it is still steamy outside and that is just a product of the fact of so much moisture to work with that means anything that falls from the sky later today could douse you. i who ily suggest an umbrella but don't think we have to worry about any major severe threat. these storms could turn locally gusty with time. keep that in mind. for now we are at least in the clear, many of you starting off with the nice clear sky across southeastern new jersey, southern delaware but obviously there is some waiting in the wings here in the west and as we look at what is on the tail end of this, it is not necessarily that well define but there is moisture being drawn in from texas, oklahoma that will develop the next area of low pressure which will trail this front and bring us two straight days of potential for heavier then are storms. i wanted to walk you through future weather. even up until 8:00 a.m. we are still starting off with at least some sunshine but cloud will be rebuilding here and we may see a few showers firing up as early as in mid to late morning we will satisfaction through western suburbs. give it until afternoon for philadelphia and south east here but it looks like by 3:00 p.m. as long as this is correct we are confine to central northern new jersey and southeastern pa. even though it looks scattered in nature because of so much moisture these storms could douse you. tomorrow mainly cloudy throughout the day then that next disturbance coming along and it could bring in heavier thunderstorms as well. two days straight of heavy downpours could lead to moderate flooding. doesn't this tell the story looking outside beach patrol headquarters and it is so misty thaw can barely make out the edge of the water here, so very very moisture rich, air mass and that said with showers and heavy thunderstorms building in we will get doused at point if you are in the ready for it. be ready with the umbrella mean while we will drop to 73. still a shower and then are storm in the forecast. moving forward in the seven day outlook we will get you in the mid up toker 80's. we will start to see in the only humidity dropping but more sunshine, so starting friday right into the weekend things are definitely looking up and timing is a lot better then it has been in recent weekend, vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. good morning everyone. right new you won't have any trouble maneuvering on the roadways, we have some good news here traveling on the schuylkill expressway this shot here in the too far from montgomery drive. you will net is traveling in either direction we are not waiting for rush hour. usually rush her hits us at 6:00 o'clock, 6:15 so we will have a way to go but as of right now schuylkill is moving nicely not only around center city but even throughout your western suburbs. even traveling ben franklin bridge, you are also looking great, all bridges looking fantastic, maybe taking the schuylkill, walt whitman but all of our bridges are moving exceptionally well this morning. we are on stand by for tacony palmyra bridge opening. it was scheduled to open not too long ago. the it did not open. we are waiting for that. just take within of the other bridges for right now. also an fyi some trains are regional rail lines are operating with fewer cars today so keep that in mine, ape patco still single tracking on the southbound side so that may affect your commute as well. quarter. gas prices are going town but it is more expense turf drive path turnpike. turnpike commission agreed to raise tolls by 6 percent for both cash and e-z pass customers. thinks the eighth street year tolls increased on the turnpike. it is still cheaper to use e-z pass though then paying with cash. new rates kick in on january 3rd. pennsylvania governor tom wolf heads to downingtown middle school today to pitch his budget plan. democratic governor is lock in the stalemate with republican leaders after he vetoed the $30 billion budget last week. governor wolf claims the budget cost in the include enough money for schools. also today philadelphia mayor michael nutter wraps up his three day trip to mexico. he has been meeting with political, business and cultural leaders in an effort to strengthen ties between philadelphia and the country of mexico, erika. 5:19. time to check that philadelphia job market report. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger explains how you can turn a hob any to a career. >> reporter: we're celebrating video game day this week and gamers, take note there may be an opportunity for to you get paid to play. instead of spending pointless hours on your favorite console or device why not take that avid interest to the next level and consider a career in the video game industry. consider this, technology research firm gardener predicts the the worldwide video game market will top $111 billion this year, growing number, requires many different types of workers from programers, to producers to game developers. video game developers in pennsylvania, make an average salary of $80,110 a year. and developers have diverse skills including game design, programming, and graphic design. a college degree in game development or computer science is helpful and games industry dot biz is a great resource. it provides a robust jobs board and can help you launch or manage your career in the gaming industry. if you are looking to break in the business, consider working in quality assurance and test games. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as we continue a police officer risk her life to save a man from drowning we will show you rescue. what would you do if you turn over, driving to work and saw that a skeleton driving a car, we have the story behind the skeletons behind the wheel, coming up. a police officer in texas's life saving efforts are caught on tape. kelly white had dove into a lake to save a man's drowning. dash cam video here from white's patrol car shows her shedding heavier layers and swimming out to that panicking man. >> i came up with a game plan and all i could do was tread water and keep him up, above the water and keep myself up the water. once i got out there my plan was to just keep as you live. i was trying to stay a distance from his hand, i knew he went into panic mode, we would both be in trouble. >> another witness had already tried to pull that man to the shore but drowning man pulled him under as well, both whitehead and manmade it back to shore safely. >> checking the sports page, phillies played more late night baseball, another 10:10 p.m. start from los angeles tonight. adam morgan faces clayton kershaw. phillies jumped on the dodgers in the first inning last night. phillies scored when freddie galvis went off the glove of brent anderson. jeff francoeur had a double and home run and chad billingsly notched his first win in two seasons phillies win, final score was seven-two. caesar hernandez had a hit last night and has a new job. reuben amaro junior, announced before the game that hernandez will be the the phillies second base man even after chase utley returns from the disabled list. utley was hitting .179 when he went on the dl june between the fourth with that ankle injury. flyers held their annual trial on the aisle today in stone harbor. this is video of the last years trial. flyers draft picks and presents pecks including the top two picks will sign autographs and participate in drills beginning at 9:00 a.m. on the 96th street beach always a good time, erika back to you. >> hold on, some are not going all the way, how do they judge these. >> these are quick sit-ups. >> it is legitimate. >> yes. >> welcome to the pros. >> okay. >> hats off to you guys. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" a new controversy for paula dean, nicole. and erika a bala cynwyd woman with the devastating lung disease using her voice to help others and new she's being honored by the white house. i will have her story up next, katie. we are looking ahead to the day that is steamy 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coming at the airport as world cup star carli lloyd returns home. just been a whirlwind couple of days for the delran native and it is not over yet either. we will let you know what is next for the soccer super star. >> great times. steamy start to the day quiet right now outside but we are bracing for some afternoon storms. let's get more on that, just a little bit from katie. i saw them moving in. a lit built. >> it is on the way yesterday it started to get very, very steamy outside today it is still steamy outside and we're just buying time, at this point waiting for this front to get through. so that is the problem. waiting, is always the worst. >> you know it is coming. >> it is like getting car maintenance done or having to go to the dmv you are just stuck. >> yes, you have no control over it. >> that is right.

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