trial. >> and it is friday, so that means, it is time for summer fest. cbs-3 is hitting the road and headed to new hope. pat gallen will show us around the bucks county children's museum. >> good morning, jim done donovan is off today. >> i'm rahel solomon. also talking about the eagles pre-season open nerve greenbay , there is today's daily news, fans getting little sneak peak of what's to come. carson wentz didn't play much, but did he look sharp. >> yes. >> katie and meisha? >> i would love to tell you, ya,. >> jan, a lot of construction out there. i have to tell you, cameras, cameras, cameras, plus, also an accident out there, as well so starting off on this friday , typically what we don't see,. >> but at least the weather is still quiet for now, and we get through yet another morning drive on quiet note. we should end up with pretty nice sunrise, as well, notice though on storm scan at this localized zoom, maybe little behind the wording there, storm scan, yes, hint of wet weather trying to creep in. i don't want you to worry about this. this is likely to just bypass us off to the northwest, but, yes, poconos getting clipped by quick sprinkle. that's it. rest of the morning hours, look fine. but with time, this is a pattern that does begin to go a little bit downhill. do you have outdoor plans? keep them. i think you're good here throughout the bert part of the day. it is later this afternoon, specially, toward night fall, that we start to see any wet weather really over spreading the area. even then, it looks somewhat scattered in nature. now, at the moment, our temperatures, well, are kind of all over the place again. but it is a heck of a lot milder than it has been in recent mornings in mount pocono, for example, zero seven the current temperature at philadelphia international airport. still holding tight at 61 degrees in atlantic city with pretty calm wind. as the day progresses, though, the sun going to yield some cloud cover. humidity begins to creep up. we will see couple of showers build in, especially this evening, then later on tonight that rain does begin to over spread the area bit more. moving in from northwest to southeast, so, for now, all good. again, tad more humid. mid 80s, the expectation with some sun for the better part of the day, meisha. all-in-all not too bad. >> not at all for friday, absolutely. all right, katie, thank you so much. and very good morning with construction, some accidents this morning, as well, never fun. first, this construction project out here, 59 south at the betsy ross bridge, ramp closed two right lanes also closed and we certainly have our crews out there. so just heads up, this is one of those areas that starts to get busy little quicker, than other areas, and being slowing us down all week lodge, up until the 6:00 hour, see what happens today. boulevard push in the southbound direction toward the schuylkill, what you are working with out, there looking actually, pretty good. looking how it normally does, maybe little bit busy than we typically see, but overall still looking good. ninety-five south at cottman, what you are looking at there, push in the southbound direction, take it all the way into center city looking real nice there. we do still have some construction, blue route, commodore barry bridge, right lane is commodore barry pro mice dollars, jan, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. police are trying to identify a suspect and motive in a drive by shooting in philadelphia's somerdale section. >> that shooting left 24 year old man in critical condition. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live outside einstein medical center where the victim is under going surgery. good morning, trang. >> well, good morning, rahel, jan, yes, victim in critical condition, police have not p yet been able to talk to him, not been able to develop a motive in this very strange shooting, with both the shooter and the victim driving on the same stretch of roadway but in opposite directions, take a look at the video of the scene overnight, shooting happened just after 11:00 p.m. , police received several one calls about a man shot near the intersection of somerdale and cheltenham avenues. multiple gunshot wounds, but there was also another person, attempt to go renner first aid , medics then rushed the victim to einstein medical center in very critical condition. now, chief inspect store scott small says witness accounts anibal is i can evidence is suggesting both the shooter and victim were in the driver seats of their cars, headed in opposite directions, on somerdale avenue. he says the victim was stopped at a light, when the gunman pulled up, and opened fire. >> passenger car door window also shot out. we found projectile in the driver seat of the victim's vehicle, so it appears that he was sitting in the driver seat when he was shot. police are interviewing several witnesses, shooter driving white car, possibly 2010 buick. also review viewing surveillance ends video from the area. live from einstein mad call center, i'm trang do, " eyewitness news," back to you >> trang, thank you. testimony is expected to testimony today about a central pennsylvania courtroom >> that's where 16 penn state fraternity brothers are facing charges in the alcohol fueled death after pledge. yesterday, the judge heard testimony from a detective who alleges someone purposely deleted basement video footage from that february night the night piazza died. talking outside of court you. >> saw the video of upstairs. and if had he choose to delete that video, which a logical person might say it must be worse, then what could it possibly show and why would you delete it unless it shows culpability toward some crime? >> now, the judge in this case is trying to decide if there is enough evidence to send this case to county court for trial. attorneys for the fraternity brother are arced their clients did not force piazza to drink and should not be held responsible for his death >> father reunited with his three year old son after carjacker takes off with the toddler still in the back seat "eyewitness news" was there as police returned the little boy to his father. the ordeal started at the roosevelt mall around 4:30 yesterday afternoon when the father left the child inside the running car, while he went into a store. the suspect reportedly hopped in, drove north on the boulevard, for about a mile before stopping to place the child on the sidewalk. >> this is an investigation of the special victims unit: since real victim here was three year old child, helpless , in the back seat of his father's car. >> now, police stopped the stolen car on the 6800 block of torresdale avenue just after 7:00 last night and arrested the suspect. fortunately, no one was hurt. and authorities in camden country investigating a deadly overnight crash that killed a pedestrian. chopper three over that scene, on route 38, near longwood avenue, cherry hill. this was just before 10:30 last night. authority tell us one person was hit by a vehicle and died at the scene. it is unclear if the striking vehicle stayed on the scene. eastbound 38 was closed at cuthbert boulevard while authorities investigate. >> authorities say an argument over a parking spot in south philadelphia ends with a woman being pepper sprayed in the face. now, police are looking for two suspects. this all happened on july 24th , just after midnight , near pat's steaks, on the 1300 block of east passyunk avenue. police say after the confrontation over that spot, the suspect, man and woman, walk away to buy food. when they returned, the female suspect appeared to pepper spray the victim. >> something minimal that could have been resolved with a bit more civil at this, ended result nag crime. >> honestly, i don't feel like anyone should be pepper sprayed. >> street park something public, so there is nothing to dispute. >> both suspect got away in a black hyundai suv with a maryland plans plate. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> war of words continues to escalate between the us and north korea. bo sides continue to make threats and warnings. >> president trump said maybe he wasn't tough enough. north korea responded last night saying the us faces now quota shameful defeat and final doom. the communist nation has announced detail plans to fire four missiles toward the us territory of guam. >> major garrett is with the president in bed minister, new jersey, will have a report on the president's latest warning to north korea coming up on cb s this morning at 7:00 right after "eyewitness news" here on cbs-3. >> canada now saying that one of it diplomate also suffered hearing loss while in cuba. that follows word that several us diplomate experienced severe hearing problems, throughout the us embassy and havana. investigators suspect an acoustic weapon may be involved. cuban government is denying any wrong-doing, and says, it is looking into the matter. >> a federal judge in allowing a controversial beach project to continue in margate. the judge overturned a state court ruling made last week which means the dunes are here to stay. both complains after spotting ponds of bacteria-filled water on the beach there. the us aarp i corpse of engineers asked for the project to continue. why the said okay, just as long as they fence in any ponds that are 2 inches or deeper, provide walkways, and pump out any ponds. >> well, four decades after the son of sam murders griped new yorkers, they say david berkowitz speaking out, hear from the convicted killer and psychologist berkeyheiser wits continues to manipulate behind bars. >> also, seeing dramatic heart -stopping close call between a train and a car. we'll show you more of the video just ahead. >> firefighters have been battling wild fires in portugal for weeks now, find out why those flames are intensifying now, when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> also coming up, meet four men who will have incredible view of the moon during the upcoming solar eclipse. we'll explain whether " eyewitness news" continues. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> close call between a speeding train and a car in poland. surveillance video captures the heart-stopping moments the driver broke through a safety barrier there, and crossed the railway seconds before a train came barreling down the tracks incredibly, the train only clipped the back part of the car everyone inside escaped without injury. >> and take a look at this shocking video, watch as an un suspecting driver is hit by a car that just suddenly fell from a parking garage. this happened last month, at a garage in austin, texas, but police just recently released the video. the car plunged seven store nice an alley after breaking through a cable barrier. incredible. police say the driver missed took the gas pedal for the brake, suffered serious injuries in the crash but is expected to be okay. >> overseas wild fires continue to tear across central portugal. >> officials say strong winds making the battle more challenging. hundreds of firefighters worked through the night in an effort to get the flames under control. meanwhile, temperatures are expected to keep rising over the next few weeks. a wild fire there in june killed 64 people, so far there are no injuries. >> while the rest of us watch from down below, four lucky men will get the time after lifetime, alongside the solar eclipse, only job to blocker the sun's corona, outer age, scientist behind the mission. >> better understanding the corona is the first step to being able predict and understand these space weather hazards that can pose a risk to us here on earth. >> the nasa pilots and engineers will be taking high speed images of the corona through telescopes in the nose of the jet. entire flight about five hours >> fascinating. we are gearing up for and counting down to this historic event in the coming days, we will prepare you for this rare and exciting experience. every day and every newscast, "eyewitness news" will have you covered with all of the eclipse information you need to know, so stay with cbs-3 and cbsphilly.com. it is eclipsefest, starting monday august 14th, only on cbs-3. i need my special glasses, rahel. >> me too. >> we need to get prepared ourselves. >> we have a lot to do, katie? >> i found a pair of glasses actually yesterday, while working on some coverage for eclipsefest, and the things blind you, it is basically like putting on a blind fold. interesting. >> you can see an eclipse or you can see everything else. so basically it is one or the other. but yes. you want to make sure you have the approved by nasa pair of sunglasses, because yes, that's quite dangerous. regardless, you know, we want to bring it back here to planet earth. take a look at what the weather will look like for our area here in the next couple every days, and i have to say, while still unsettled weather to talk becomes things are looking up for the weekends. so getting right on out to it, we take look at much wider zoom, pretty heavy cluster of thunderstorms with very strong storms in fact embedded with within this over oak home, a part of southeastern kansas right now. that won't have any direct impact on us, but it is where your eye just gets immediately drawn. we however will be dealing with yes big mess going on around the ear seaboard, but we really just have one overall frame of time, that's going to be impacted by this, specially second half of the day, then into tomorrow. and then, the mess clears out of here for short time. there is a bit of activity as well off of the florida coastline, and i want to start there, by talking when we talk about the tropical implications that this could have overall just 10% chance every development, for this batch of showers and storms. not to say that florida won't be impacted by showers and storms, but at this point it is a low chance of development that's over the course of the next five days, meanwhile still tracking this guy at this point still, 40% chance of development. now that we've had franklin the next name on the list would be gerth if something were to materialize out of either every those disturbances, and we'll let you know, but no direct impact on the immediate shore line for us. meantime if you did have a beach weekends planned, can i not tell you how many emails i've got friend folks around the station, how does it look for the weekend, all-in-all, i would still go. if you're planning to be there all weekend long, temperatures in the water right now mid, upper 70s, today, i wouldn't call it the best beach day, primarily dry. water temperature, 76, up to 79 at the shore, tomorrow, not perfect. it is mainly cloudy, but there will be showers, storms, rumble in, especially second half of the day. but by sunday, meisha, we clear it out. so sunday definitely the nicer of the two weekends days. >> yes, look at sunday, monday , they look gorgeous, katie, yeah, thank you so much very good morning. we made it to friday. looking good outside on the roadways, a lot of construction looking all morning long, good news a lot clears out around 5:00. a lot of is moving out of the way. route one fox street, taillights moving in the southbound direction, headlights northbound direction, you are looking good. certainly heat levels, but really on a friday we don't see that happen too much. not going to get bumper to bumper conditions until probably the 7:00 hour. route 202 at baylor pike, headlights moving in the southbound direction, looks like frozen camera there. ninety-five tail light, this is around the airport area, no delays at the airport by the way. nice conditions out there. so looking good. both in the air and on the roadways. looking nice. other than some construction, like i said, good news 5:00 rolls around, a lot of the crews pack up their stuff and they move on out. that's what we were just watching happen on 59 south at the betsy ross bridge. ramp was closed two, right lanes also closed, that's moved out. we will be talking about route 73 coming up in a little bit. jan, rahel, back over to you. >> now, for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. reading eagle reports pennsylvania's state health department has shortened the window for student don't catch up on their vaccinations, from eight months to just five days student in berks county not properly vaccinate willed not be able to attend school when it begins september 6. >> the trentonian reports on the city effort to buy and install new parking meters at the cosco, $1.2 million. right now only 70% of trenton 's 990 meters are working, and they're described as out-dated and only except coins. and the delaware news journal reports, pokemon go players will no longer be able to hunt for characters in new castle battery park after dark that's following complaint from neighbors, develop verse agreed turnoff the game to users between the hours of nine p.m. and 7:00 a.m. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> and this may be the final year for the pumpkin chunking fest in delaware. >> organizers say they're running into a lack every funding. science channel pulled out as an air cannon trap door blew off, striking a woman. organize remembers hoping to find new sponsors. well, still ahead, parents in one school district are upset about a letter they received this week. >> yes, find out what it said about lunch that's got them somewhat happy. plus 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treatment. >> welcome back, eagles first pre-season game is in the books. >> here's lesley van arsdall with the highlight in your morning sports. >> eagles visiting greenbay for their first pre-season game, and a lot of mist takes last night, doug pederson said the first half was sloppy. first team didn't get much action a we did see from carson wentz was pretty good. nice night forecaster on, four for four on the day, 58 yards, great touchdown pason the first drive to rookie max, 38 yards, td pass, check out the rookie right there. then, in the second quarter, some of the sloppy play, that doug pederson was talking about, see this one in the special teams film room. trevor davis with a 68-yard punt return for the touchdown, so, with this, the packers go up seven to six. a highlight on the day for the eagles, the first sack in derrick barnett's nfl career. only the pre-season, but we hope it is the first of many more to come. unfortunately the eagles lose this 124 to nine. >> the beauty of it is pre-season, we got a lot of guys in the game. we get a chance to evaluate from here. >> we'll have much more on the eagles-packers game today on " eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> that's all for sport, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> turning to baseball now, the phillies are welcoming one of their top minor leaguers to the big league crumb. >> homerun leader in the line up, before we get to hoskins, vince velasquez, roughed up in the very first inning, flores with three run homer, watch it go. did leave with a injury. all right, now, first major league at bats, family there, hoskins struck out looking he went o for two with the walk. ten-nothing, they play the mets again tonight. >> and coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news ," we tell you the two major restaurant that could be closing some locations very soon. that's in a live report from wall street. >> also ahead, scare on stage for pop star britney spears. see what a fan did that make spears stop the show. >> and we love friday's here at cbs-3 for number of reasons but mainly because fry also means summer fest, right there is morning, we're in new hope, pat gotten gives us a tour of the bucks county children's museum. how do they clean the toilet,i. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >> good morning, jim donovan is off today. katie and meisha will be along in a moment. first what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today, friday, august 11. >> maybe it wasn't tough enough. >> president trump's war of words with north korea escalates again. with both sides issuing new warnings, and new threats. >> the driver door window is shot out. >> a drive-by shooting leaves a man in 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