frontal boundary at the moment some moisture already starting to fire up. mostly not hitting the ground, at least within the range of the local view here but it is a sign that the moisture contend continues to build if that is possible, continues to get more saturated in our atmosphere. what that is allowing for is a very very, steamy start to the morning here. we are at 79 degrees, already this is barely up at philly international. we should make an easy run toward 90. we will flirt witt. 69 degrees in mount pocono but eventually there will be showers and storms that come in. than though we will start with sunshine don't get too used to it. cloud will rebuild and we will end up with showers or gusty heavy thunderstorm but this is not anywhere near the severe weather threat we have seen in the past two tuesday. it is a much nicer forecast down the road here but both today and tomorrow still tracking some storms, for two separate regions and i can promise a decent weekend forecast for now. it will eventually get better, but today and tomorrow, vittoria, still stormy out there. >> thanks very much. >> i have a great shop of the piggy bag because it is very muggy, she was talking about it. we will take a look, you can barely see the sky line, a little bit but traveling on i-95 heading in to down ton we are seeing a southbound delay down through vine street expressway. your heavier points are throughout construction zones and at cottman avenue and girard. rush hour has begun at 6:02 on i-95. traveling on the north bound side it is not awful at all. even commuting in delaware county both side look good in delaware county. as we move to the schuylkill expressway rush hour has in the hit schuylkill just yet. traveling westbound at city avenue, very interesting that we are not seeing this pocket because even at this time we definitely see high volume at this area here at city avenue on the westbound side but we are still waiting on it. as we look at speed sensors overall they are still great averaging 50's in new jersey, same thing in delaware and even in pennsylvania with your one exception being i-95. it said 50 but we are traveling slower through girard avenue, making your commute in the city. using mass transit we are moving very well but keep in mind for patco they are single tracking in either treks on the southbound side to accommodate north bound construction. >> women's world cup champion carli lloyd arrived in philadelphia overnight. new jersey native, of course, scored three goals in the first 16 minutes to win the title and received a huge welcome home from her boyfriend/fiance earlier this morning. "eyewitness news" caught up with lloyd when she arrived at the airport. >> life has definitely change for me. i think i have to buckle up and get ready for the it is fun, i will enjoy it. >> welcome home. yesterday team u.s.a. celebrated with fans during a huge party in los angeles. new york city will host a parade for women's world cup champions this friday. very nice. congratulations. erika. some of the women who accused bill cosby of sexual assault say newly released court documents vindicate them. where does legal process go from here. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer picks up the story, for us, nicole. >> reporter: only time will tell how this plays out this is legal system but in the court of public opinion this admission mighting most damming evidence the of all. while under oath bill cosby admits he did obtain drugs with the intention of administering to it woman with whom he wanted to have sex. that confession comes unsealed testimony from 2005 sexual assault lawsuit brought by former temple university employee andrea constan. she's one of more than two dozen women who claim philadelphia native and former temple trustee raped or assaulted them over a period of 40 years. while former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor says he didn't file charges at that time because evidence was weak, he says if cosby did in fact lie under oath he could charge him with perjury. >> if in fact i am the d.a. in january, what i will do is i will get those depositions i would have our people tear them apart word for word and try to disprove all of the facts in there that were material. >> i'm relieved that this may be the punch to the gut of this liar that may choke up other things to validate. >> the constand case was settle in 201 on six and cosby has in the been charged with any crime. mostly these accusations happened too long ago for criminal charges. but that does not mean that cosby is free from fall out disney's hollywood studios theme park plans to remove his statue and, bounce television network canceled reruns. high profiling supporters of the cosby including philadelphia native jill scott have withdrawn their support on twitter, the entertainer said i stood by a manny respected, and loved, i was wrong, it hurts erika good nicole, thank you. nicole mentioned there is more fall out from bill cosby's testimony. disney's hollywood studios theme park removed his statue at the academy of arts and sciencees hall of fame plaza several months ago an on line petition began to have disney remove that statue. subway has suspended its relation ship with spokesmen jared fogle. this follows a fbi raid on his home in indiana. law enforcement sources tell cbs news that fogle is a suspect in the child porn investigation. raid is believed to be connected to the former employee of fogle's fun days who was arrested in may on child pornography charges. fogle has in the been charged or arrested. his lawyers say that fogle is cooperating with investigators. he became subway's pitch man after losing more than 200-pound eating their sandwiches and exercising. philadelphia police arrested a suspect in connection with the shooting that wounded seven people in kensington. dennis tin dial, is charged with aggravated assault and conspiracy. "eyewitness news" obtained this video as gunfire happened on east hilton street on the 22nd of june. he argued with three men and then return with another man who had a shotgun. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the gunman. well, a young boy is hospitalized after getting stuck in the well in a well in buckingham township bucks county. fire crews rescued the five-year eld yesterday evening on swamp road. boy's grand the mother tells "eyewitness news" there had been a piece of wood covering the well in the home's backyard. the extent of the injuries is not the yet known at this time. still ahead this morning on the healthwatch heroin use is up and you might be surprised to hear who is using it. also new video shows a fighter pilot being rescued after his f-16 collide with a small sesna plane in midair. when you check out this scene it is hard to believe it has been two weeks since the the disruptive storm uprooted trees and income out power in the area the debris is still not cleaned up in one community and officials say that the clean up, rules need to be followed. more on that coming up. >> ♪ rain is heading our way will it affect your morning afternoon, your evening in katie will let you know when we come back. >> liquid sunshine. >> yes. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet those delicious oats in cheerios can help lower cholesterol. cheerios... how can something so little... help you do something so big. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ for the two people killed after their small plane crashed mid air with a military jet. the midair collision happened, north of charleston, south carolina yesterday the pilot survived by ejecting from his f-16. small plane was destroyed killing two people on board. the cause of the crash is under investigation. cleaning up from those damaging storms two weeks ago is taking a bit longer for some in the region. washington township was hit very hard. frustration is mounting there as well and some say it is a safety issue. they say tree debris that should have been removed is now finding its way in the streets and storm drains across the township. many are upset it has begun a nuisance. >> we have a 17 year-old driving around and it is hard for him to get through. we are still getting scratched by all this debris in the streets. >> washington township mayor barbara wallace tells us that the contract township contracted with several small companies that are in the getting the job done, she says fast enough. and now there are more storms on the way. katie, what is up. >> thankfully, ukee, we are in the looking ahead to a major severe weather out break. last two tuesdays ushered in these strong thunderstorms but we have cloud cover building in right now. don't get me wrong we will end up with some gusty thunderstorms out of this frontal boundary and very heavy downpour. that is our biggest issues because we have been building up moisture for more than a day and because it is so steamy outside, there goes so moisture rich in this atmosphere when this rainfalls to the ground it will pour down on us. it is in scattered fashion but when it does come down you will want an umbrella, for sure. well off in the distance you can see trailing edge of the frontal boundary. the moisture is still getting pulled in across missouri and southeastern kansas and that will turn into more of an area of low pressure that ride tail end of the frontal boundary. we have two days straight of wet weather to track. in the meantime we will see center city sky line, just starting to cloud up too quickly. very limited sunshine, initially, dew points are high, 77 in dover. if you don't have an air conditioning, that hurts that is rough stuff, 77 for a to point. from the second you hit 70 degrees it is feeling oppressive and it is insufferable at 75 or greater on the dew point scale. basically higher that dew point gets the more uncomfortable you will be and hate to say that humidity will not go away even behind the storms from later tonight because that next disturbance comes through tomorrow. friday, still very warm, that front lacks in colder air it is certainly making up for with looks have moisture. the it dozened up in the just brightening up but feeling so much better. so it will be hot friday and saturday but more comfortable by comparison. got to get through today especially and tomorrow with a fresh round of generally evening thunderstorms but man with the moisture that is in this atmosphere have your umbrella ready you don't want to get caught whatever is coming our way later today. >> you got that right. good morning everyone. maybe thinking of wearing flip-flops in the rain, in the summertime isn't that the worst feeling. you know what i'm saying. >> i have been there. >> i go bear foot. >> i to that one time, anyway, frolic in olde city barefoot because my flip flop broke in the rain. it felt very colonial. good morning everyone, right now let get outside and take i look at i-95 traveling on i-95 southbound out of the northeast town through vine street expressway. it is slow out there plan accordingly. would i say your heavier pockets are around cottman avenue and girard, avenue and that is because those are construction zones. taking a look here at i-95 we have a construction zone nagger owing the roadway at cottman. plan for that as we continue, we will take a very hazy shot of the roosevelt boulevard traveling in either direction it is not awful but southbound we are starting to feel a little bit of that slow down approaching the area of the schuylkill which makes me believe 76 westbound is slow at city avenue. if you are traveling in media or plan to travel in media tonight they are dining under the stars so state road will be closed and also route 101 trolley will be shuttle buses erika. a ban on e cigarettes in restaurant and other indoor places is signed into law in delaware. governor jack markell signed the bill yesterday this adds to delaware's clean indoor air act which prohibits regular smoking at indoor public places. that law goes into effect in 90 days. on the healthwatch this morning, heroin use is soaring, in the united states. it is also reaching new demographics. report from the cdc and f.d.a. shows biggest increase is among women and people with higher income levels. the addiction rate is more than doubled over the past decade. children with severe allergies can have a second allergic reaction within hearst of first one. new study looked at 500 children treated in the er for a severe first reaction was associated with stronger risk for a second reaction. well you remember, sex education when were you growing up, but what about sex ed sex ed, text continuing with revealing photos. new course added to one school's curriculum coming back. ariana grande doing something disgusting to doughnuts this this bakery. more on this video coming up. when students in the california school district return in the fall they will see posters in the hallways designed to discourage them from sexting. >> they will be part of the new campaign called, now matters, later. officials want teens to think of the potential consequences of sending naked photos from their cell phone. >> they take pictures of themselves, they are forwarding them, they could be breaking the law they could be ebb gauge in child pornography or even if they take pictures of themselves. >> school district says students will watch video and teachers will encourage them to have conversation about sexting, school officials also want parents to talk about this with their children. it is a great idea. you get sex ed this is something that can stay with you the rest of your life. >> good start. >> start with a conversation. do you think women should pay the same price for a drink as men do? one bar says no. find out why the ladies pay less coming up. >> we will tell you how much less. also ahead every day a new scam pops up but there is a new tool to help fight scammers in your neighborhood. as katie mentioned don't forget your umbrella today. >> i would say good idea to have that as one of your weather related accessories because eventually heavier downpours, gusty thunderstorms are set to rel role through we will track them and talk about what the weekend has in store, i think you'll like the trade off coming, stick is there a new tool to help you fight scammers the better business bureau launched a web site that lets you see what scams are trend nothing your neighborhood. the idea came out of the massive target a date breach. target joined forces with the better business before he to get citizens to the place where they can share their stories with each other. >> a lot of times what will happies people will target a particular area, particular geography. the more you get that word out they will go someplace else. >> better business bureau hopes scam tracker will work so well it will chase some scams away completely. >> great idea. >> that is a a fascinating idea. ladies pay less, that store in one brooklyn bar. >> more than just a deal, statement about our society. weigh station is charge would go men just 77 percent of what a man with pay for a drink. that is based off of the gender wage gap between men and women in the u.s. if you can see video here the bar is pack with women especially. you can see why. they approve it, they tell us. >> i think it is awesome. i benefit from it, so that is a plus. it is pretty fair considering what we have to go through. >> when you appreciate them and promote them, this is what you get. >> you get a pack bar. >> yes. >> is there you go. >> way station's owner even convinced the bar across the street to take part. >> will you buy me a ginger ale now. >> it is on me, ukee, i'll pony up the dollar for me, my pleasure. >> all right. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are following breaking news a hazmat situation in the state of new jersey, jan. >> reporter: world cup champion carli lloyd is back in the delaware valley, "eyewitness news" was there when she stepped off the plane at philadelphia international airport, coming hear what she plans to do as she's home. check this out a beautiful sunrise at the shore but katie is tracking some storms on the way, you don't want to forget your umbrella when you head out today you will need it. she has details on your forecast when we come right back. good morning. well, first it is the heat and then check out storm scan three, the storms arrive, showing us rain and possible then are storms moving in later today but don't be fooled as you walk outside and think it is muggy. you will need your rain gear. >> just depending on what your plans are entailing today, we have a little window of opportunity initially here to get in either outdoor plans. it is not that comfortable outside. it is muggy but at least it is no rain physically falling from the sky at the moment but eventually we will to have deal with that wet weather. that is where we will start off. we will go outside to storm scan three and what we are finding here is not necessarily, the moisture, falling to the ground as rain but rather just sign of the moisture falling or rather just building up in our atmosphere here. don't worry about any rain just yet in the chester county or berks county where we are seeing those green speckles here. we will have to deal with the rain until we hit at men mum, late morning. in the meantime this is bullet point graphic for you here. still very steamy. afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms will rumble through and some will include heavier downpours and some will be locally gusty but we are not tracking the kind of severe weather threat like we have seen in the last two weeks. 82 degrees is how it feels already. our temperature, guys is still a couple degrees shy. the sunnies bear liz up at this point and already feeling hotter then what the thermometer read. simply because it is so, so, saturated in our atmosphere right now. virtual steam bath walking out the door. notice an ebb and flow over here simply because we will eventually see wet weather moving in. the as it does so we will get rain cooled effect in the air column. that is why you'll see an ebb and flow in the thermometer but vittoria at the height of the take we should flirt with 90. it is a steamy one. >> well, good morning everyone. right now would i say that the rush hour is heating uptaking a look at the schuylkill expressway at 76, not too far from montgomery drive. head east into downtown philadelphia will be a drag. you will also find delays approaching city avenue and maneuvering belmont and these days will only continue to grow. as we look at 422 it is really not awful. this shot right around coming out of the oaks, as you make your way approaching trooper that is where you'll hit a snag there. be careful of that. 422 could be moving worse. lets talk about construction in new jersey for a second. overall traveling majors in the garden state is great. forty-two freeway. 295, not bad at all. if you are traveling 38 in either direction after lexington avenue there will be one lane blocked until about 6:30. 6:30. so they are trying to wrap things up but still causing delays in and around that area keep in mind for septa regional rail lines they have fewer cars on some trains due to fleet upgrades. just keep that in the back of your head, ukee. lets give you more on our breaking news, hazmat situation in ocean county. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from lakewood county, justin. >> this is very early information very preliminary information about a man whose illness a police response and a response overnight. this happened in the area where we are right now and what we are hearing is have after midnight a hazmat request was made by lakewood township police where they found a man whose symptoms were cause for an alarm overnight. no details on what those symptoms were exactly however we do know that man is now in the hospital. you might be asking, why there is so much concern in this area for one sick man. there is word that he he recently traveled to africa where we do know there are several cases of epidemic disease going on there. that is men to take lives. first responders, however who did respond to this scene they will be likely kept under watch for any symptoms and then this contained 24 to 48 hours or longer for serious illness to develop. they will be watched wye staff here in lakewood township. but for now we have several calls into authorities here to figure out what is going on and the status on have that man in the hospital. we are about an hour and change away from philadelphia, so concern across the country about what could happen here in this morning. we are live from lakewood township i'm justin finch cbs-3 eyewitness muse. in other news team u.s.a. soccer star carli lloyd arrived in philadelphia early this morning and new jersey native led women's team over japan to win 2015 world cup. >> overnight celebrity. >> no doubt. >> so happy for her. >> "eyewitness news" caught up with lloyd at the airport and jan carabao joins with us more on that very happy home coming hi, jan. >> reporter: good morning. no rest for weary. team u.s.a. was in l.a. yesterday for that big rally on friday they will be in new york city for this huge parade and somewhere in between carli lloyd says that she will get some rest. up steady she will be here celebrating the championship win with family and friend. when carli lloyd stepped off the plane and into philadelphia international airport early wednesday morning the cameras were waiting. she didn't expect that. lloyd tells "eyewitness news" but like she knows her life has change. >> when we got to l.a. right away, straight away, at the restaurant i eat at when i got there picked up the tab. life has definitely change important me. >> i have to get ready for it. >> reporter: that is what happens when you score three goals in the world cup final. leading your team to the first championship in 16 years. lloyd is recognized every where now and at 2:00 a.m. with very little sleep she's happy to sign autographs and taking pictures with her growing fan base. >> it has been an unbelievable moment. it started to sink in when we got to l.a. and we had a rally with there i. >> fresh off this party lloyd looks forward to celebrating with family and friend, her fiance met her at the airport and was one of the first to welcome the champ home. >> she work hard. i'm proud of had she has done. i'm just happy to see her. it has been a while. >> reporter: delran new jersey native won't have much time to rest, this time her bags will be rid he for a victory lap. >> new back to philly, i will probably be here a day and a half back home and then it is whirlwind roller coaster just riding the wave and enjoying the moment but so proud of the team ape everybody it was a moment we will always cherish. >> so proud of the team indeed. she leaves for new york city on thirst for personal business and then that big parade on friday. she says, eventually she will get in that much needed vacation. reporting live from the sat center jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" us. >> thanks, jan. montgomery county woman head to the white house today to be honored for her work to fight cystic fibrosis. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer explains quite the honor. >> reporter: such a brave young woman too. advanced form of cystic fibrosis has left emily crammer with 35 percent lung function but her voice as an advocate is stronger than ever. thirty year-old bala cynwyd woman is being honored for her efforts in finding new treatment options for this devastating disease. today she will go to d.c. as one of nine people recognized by the white house as champions of the change specifically for her work with emily's entourage which has raised one and a half million-dollar so far. at ward will be presented to emily as part of the president's precision medicine initiative that encourages research on targeted treatments. >> my hope is that emily's entourage and precision met initiative will lead to a break through that will give me a future. >> emily says presearch from precision medicine has potential to save her and tens of thousands of other cf patients but time is running out so she hopes today's honor will raise more awareness and money for this cause. if you'd like to help emily's even rage or learn more about her honor head to our web site at cbs philly.com. i thought it was interesting that with cf, so often awe peer healthy people cannot tell that anything is wrong but this is a serious serious illness she wants to raise awareness. wear necessary and education is what is going on. >> god bless. >> one person can make a difference. we all have that power. >> right now she's fighting for perfect life. >> nicole, thank you. >> a appreciate it. be on the look out for this tree killing beetle, it is emerald ash gamer and it likes to eat arbitraries inside out. originally from ash at beetle a has done most of the damage in the midwest but it is making its way in to the states of new jersey and pennsylvania. >> the insect feeding is cutting off all of the transport of nutrients and water going up. >> we are looking for that leading edge so we know and we can help determine the damage the two plants. >> officials are setting up traps to contain the beetle in spreading. look for yellowing of the leaves and d shaped holes, that is letter d shape hold in the bark. if you see either two give the department offal culture a call. you can find that information on cbs philly.com. right new love 39. still ahead celebrity chef paula dean is sparking controversy over the issue of race. we will tell you what this is about coming up. ariana grande has a big problem on her hand after a video is released of her dig disgusting things at a doughnuts at a bakery. also this. >> a new survey find a big change in the way young people get their work done i'm karen mitchell and we will have that story coming up. >> ♪ >> speaking of friend in low places, did you know is there now an app that can track who unfriend had you in facebook. >> really. >> would you want to know, that is your question. >> i bet some people might. >> i heard you inn friended me. >> i didn't like you anyway. >> true. >> looking down the the shore right now. 6:43. let's check with katie and our weather watchers. what are they reporting katie. >> they don't like it. they are in the digging this, this morning. good morning everyone. i have a feeling maybe you stepped out the door to pick up a paper taking the dog for a walk, you know why people would not be digging what we have got going on out there this morning. it is just so steamy outside mother nature's steambath region really. we have mid to upper 70's. 73 degrees. we will go to eileen first in gilbertsville where she had more cloud then anything. a sign of wet weather on the way. she quoted me from earlier. i said it was insufferable for some folks and she's feeling that with multiple o's on her word, so right. so definitely a very muggy beginning for her. however, you know, within the the majority, you also will find will folks looking forward to the rain. jason has got more sun then anything in middletown. he is at 76. he said bring it on. it depend on how ask. with that said, it isn't that comfortable for most of us when we walk outside because we have been building up months tour in the at months fear. you can see line of showers moving in central pennsylvania and this will move in our far western suburbs. i would say around late morning at the earliest but for philly on south you have until the afternoon before this will move through but watching for heavier downpours, maybe gusty thunderstorms and thankfully in where near severe weather threat of recent weeks. by tomorrow a disturbance trails that front. another round of heavy thunderstorms toward evening and then by friday, breathe a sigh of relief. granted, still a warm day but high pressure does take the lead. that means with more sunshine we will heat up in the upper 80's. seasonal for mid-july but will not feel any where near as humid. that is definitely better weather news, and just in time for the weekend. good timing mother nature. giving us a solid on than that one. >> right now if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway would i say it is thumbs down in regards tour rush hour because volleys building on the westbound side. as awe approach city avenue and make your way out around gladwynn. we had an earlier accident that has been push to the shoulder but you'll have a gaper delay on top of rush hour volume. it will be a little squeeze into your western suburbs, eastbound on the schuylkill is heavy heading in downtown philadelphia using ben franklin bridge to head into downtown fill arc well you are slow making your way from new jersey all the way down to eighth and vine. traveling other bridges we are still doing okay. as we take on rush hour a at 6:45 our speed sensors are continuing to drop. twenty-six is your average on the schuylkill, this volume here is in the only going to affect your schuylkill commute, even city avenue but if you are traveling on the roosevelt boulevard where you will notice southbound delayed forming from the broad street through to the schuylkill entrance, from the northeast down to the vine there. no delays for mass transit let's head back to the desk. we will continue to follow that breaking news out of lakewood township. ocean township investigating a hazmat situation. a man got very ill and we learn he may have traveled to africa. >> also this morning fall out continues from bill cosby's admission that he obtain drugs in the intention of giving them to women he want to have sex with. disney world removed a bronze bust of the comedian overnight. subway has suspended it tie with spokesmen jared fogle after fbi agents raided his home in indiana yesterday. fogle is a suspect in the child porn investigation. he has in the been arrested or charged. pop star ariana grande is subject have of some nasty allegations, a california doughnut shop owner says that she lick and spit on the food at his shop. >> and he says store surveillance video supports his claim. reporter crystal cruz has that story. >> reporter: internet is buzzing other reports pop super star ariana grande was seen off camera doing bad things to doughnuts at this doughnut shop. we have obtain a copy of the video from a source. >> it was just really rude to me. >> reporter: myra, the register helping the girl believed to be grande pick up $5 worth of doughnuts on the night of the fourth of july. >> she said i just want doughnuts. i was just like okay. >> celebrity sighting turned strange, owner of the doughnut shop said grande and her bow are seen doing something nasty to his powdered doughnuts. >> one of the trays she was licking but other tray she spit on them. >> you the it is hard to make out happened but grand day lean down and then she quickly looks at her boyfriend. he also leaning down toward doughnuts. after that grande jumps up and down laughing. maris in concerned those powdered doughnuts similar to these once were possibly sold to other customers. >> it need to be in the trash especially if you spit on it. >> he says doughnuts on the counter were about to be put in the case bay his employee but when customers walk in like grande did customers become first priority. prince he filed a report with the sheriff's department. >> she lick two of them and spit on two. that is four doughnuts. why didn't she just take them. i'm surprise she didn't liquor spit on her doughnuts that she got. >> so hard to believe. that was cbs two reporter crystal cruz reporting from los angeles. as for grand day's management team they have not respond to the accusation. >> doughnut shop owner says that ariana grande is welcomed to come back but he will have all of the doughnuts put away first good the film don't lie. >> no. >> the tape is right there. >> why do. that asking for a doughnut professional. get over yourself, girl. >> celebrity chef paula dean is in hot water again. >> again controversy involves race. check out this picture. it was posted to one of dean's social media accounts. dean and her son bobby dean, dressed up as characters from i love lucy, twitter fire storm ensued over bobby dean the right there wearing a brown face in his portrayal of ricky. paula dean has since delete that had picture and fired her social media manager. >> um, um, um. we will continue to follow that. our time 6:49. >> lets see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us now with your preview good morning. >> good morning, ukee and erika. we are in south carolina track ago this search for victims after that sesna collided with a f-16. plus the americans injured in the running of the bulls. we will talk to one of them who has done this 38 times. then doctor david on the reason why some people age faster than others. i know that did his not apply to you. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. >> or you young lady, please, look at you thanks, nora, appreciate it. >> have a good one take care. many young people never know a world without mobile devices. now many please are dealing with workers who are able to text and use social media on the job. >> correspondent karena mitchell looks at how this group is working between work time and personal time. >> reporter: twenty-five year-old jonathan perez always has his smart side at his side at work. he says it makes juggling his job ace a quality analyst and personal life easier. >> something that is a necessarity, you can have your sneaker on every day. >> reporter: younger workers spent most of their lives with mobile technology at their fingertips and according to a new survey, most don't want to stop texting or using social media at work. 60 percent of workers 18 to 34 say if their about prevented them from using a mobil device to take care of personal matters, they would quit. >> would i quit, yeah you are not joking. >> not at all. >> reporter: using personal devices at work can be a distraction but experts say this hyper connect shift is here to stay. >> any employer looking to recruit this next generation work force is absolutely going to have to understand these trends and will to have respond to them, otherwise they will lose the best employees of the future. >> reporter: cot where pares works, analytics form 8060 is adopting. the managing partner lets employees use their devices but regulates, so much. >> how do you control that in a way to drive productivity is a learning experience we aringing through right new. >> reporter: he says his workers are mostly allowed to work on his own terms as long as they get all of their work done. in new york, karena mitchell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> there you have it. >> yeah. >> like you said lose best people if you don't find a way to make it work but you still to have do your work. >> that is true. >> 6:51. it has happened to the best of us. one day you have facebook friend, next day they are gone. >> what happened to them? social network site does not allow to you see who has unfriend had you but you a new app does. it is called deleted me. it down load your current friendlys and it compares your current list to the original. it also lets you know last time friend visited your page and you and i are both on the same page, we do in the want to know. >> i'm sure it will happen, and it will happen again. but floor director nick does use that. he wants to know. >> he wants to know. >> he won't let you back on. >> that is right. >> yep. >> okay. >> i like it. >> we will be right back. >> but first here's is what coming up on evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3. we will see you in a bit. the phillies face defending cy young award winner clayton kershaw in los angeles tonight. first pitch ten of 10:00 eastern daylight time. phillies goat on the board in the first inning in l.a., and added on from there. jeff francoeur had a double and a home run and phillies starter and former dodger chad billingsly won his first major league game in two seasons. phillies win in the final seven-two. before the game phillies general manager reuben amaro junior announced sees an hernandez will be the phillies second base man after long time second base man chase utley returns from the disabled list. hernandez is battling 302 right now and that is pretty darn g utley was hitting .179, on the dl with an ankle injury on the 24th of 02. pirates played the padres in pittsburgh but real battle was against mother nature. ground keeper was swallowed by tarp as crews pulled it out before a rain delay. he was in the another justly hurt. >> high wind made it hard to handle. pirates play ran on the field to help him out. he is okay. game was delay for an hour before pirates won their fourth straight game but loved that they ran together to help him out. >> everybody came together, that was good to see. >> get this, time for record snowfall in boston this winter, part of the city is still melting this glazer have have black ice filled with trash used to be what was known as the snow farm, when plows, trucks cleared the road they brought trash on the street. so environmental activist are happen that i boston chose not to dump the snow in the water leaving the boston harbor clean. residents of abilene texas are dealing with flash floods by going fishing, on the side of the road, heck right in the middle of the road. people with nets there you you can see caught a few fish. forecasters say more than 8 inches of rainfall, breaking the the record setback in 1928 yes. >> did you see that young fellow was barely getting through that water. >> oh, my. >> i mean that is the way to turnaround in a situation there, flooding, dinner. >> yes. >> dinner. >> all right. >> traffic and a weather before we go. >> we will not have kind of flood to go allow to you go fishing in the streets of philadelphia, but we will end up with heavier downpours here today. keep that in mind when you walk out the door in the afternoon and into tonight but clouds are starting to move in for us in the live neighborhood network it is a muggy start and in kutztown and every where else, but we should still eventually hit at least upper 80's here before these storms get underway ape we have another round of heavy thunderstorms tomorrow, and then finally yeah, still warm but sun comes back in friday and we can expect to see far less humidity. it will feel better, we have to give it sometime. in the meantime now is good excuse to find air conditioning. we are calling on kidcasters, to have your chance to show you have your forecasting skills with our very own meteorologist kate bilo up in the crayola experience in easton where she will host kid caster audition from his noon until 2:00 o'clock. you can find out all you need to know at cbs philly.com/kid caster. good stuff. i want to see bow ties and suits. >> yes. >> the comb overs. >> the 95, we are traveling southbound would be traveling coming toward you why not. if you are traveling out of the north east down through the vine 95 will be a drag. we're also seeing delays on the schuylkill usual spots mass transit, in the clear. >> and real quickly before we go it has been an amazing run. this will do it for me. i will take a couple days off to get body clock readjusted to help deliver the evening news to you beginning on monday. thank you at home for all of your love and support over the years in the a.m. to my morning teammates i love you dearly in front and behind it, it is an honor and tree pleasure to be by your side every step of the way. i thank you. >> i know. >> come on. >> i'll see you monday. >> love you back, see you. good morning. it is wednesday, july 8th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." the mystery behind what caused a midair crash between an f-16 and a small passenger plane. we're on the ground where the search continues for victims. an illegal immigrant charged with murder in san francisco allegedly used a gun stolen from a federal agent. and two americans are gored while running with the bulls in pamplona, spain. we'll talk with one of them who's done it 38 times. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. the debris i

Related Keywords

New York , United States , Charleston , South Carolina , Japan , Chad , Missouri , Middletown , Pennsylvania , Texas , Delaware County , Brooklyn , Kutztown , Philadelphia , Ocean County , New Jersey , Delaware , Boston , Massachusetts , California , Indiana , Montgomery County , Washington , District Of Columbia , Bala Cynwyd , San Francisco , Temple University , Boston Harbor , Kansas , Spain , Dover , Americans , Jack Markell , Carli Lloyd , Jeff Francoeur , Jonathan Perez , Jill Scott , Barbara Wallace , Clayton Kershaw , Los Angeles , Reuben Amaro , Disney Hollywood , Karen Mitchell , Justin Finch , Jared Fogle ,