maybe not everybody else. regardless we will see very nice weather unfolding in the days ahead. we will show you storm scan which is devoid of storms still working overtime were not much to show. we have no included cover. we have a few but that is about it. we are expect to go see a nice sunrise as a result. sixty-eight is current temperature, at the airport. warmer then this same time yesterday but still in the 60's near shore. sixty's in mount pocono, that is spot that is a lot warmer then recent mornings but it is still comfortable. even though that win direction is more out of the south. you get that southerly wind component and helps bring in warmer air, more moisture rich air has. it feels a touch more humid. for ride to will school outlying suburbs still a tad cool but you'll be able to send kid out with jeans and polo shirt. it looks like they will be comfortable enough. for the ride to school. coming home maybe sweat on everyone's brow as we top off at 90. we have a very brief spell of heat and humidity before fall returns for the tail end of the week. we have potential for some stormy weather as well this weekend, so we will let you know what that may mean for your outdoor plans. >> good to know, thanks very much. looking outside we are looking busy, on this wednesday morning. we really have been since 4:00 . schuylkill taillights moving in the eastbound direction, past king of prussia we are looking heavy, eastbound direction, westbound direction not too concern, looking okay there. we have more serious accident this bethlehem, this road, 78 eastbound is closed until 8:00 . this is near heller town. you will to have use an alternate route 22 is your best bet around that way right now and another accident, new jersey turnpike southbound before route 168, we have an overturn truck, left lane is block because of that accident that will slow you down because we have natural lane block age not pulled off to the shoulder yet. north bound before route 30 that is new moved all the way off to the shoulder and red close another mlk drive is closed between spring garden and sweet briar 9:30 to 3:00 every day. >> updating on a story we have been covering all morning fire damages a church in pennsauken camden county. >> no one was hurt but could be a a while before church can hold services there again. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live where fire fighters say they have had a tough time putting a fire out, justin. >> reporter: brooke and jim, that is right, tough time and so much this morning that this fire was not as bad as it could have been right now we are told there are no injuries to the public or to fire fighters, again a big relief. at this church brick basement helped contain that late night fire that could have been so much worse. looking at video from overnight about 11:45 last night pennsauken fire department, pulled up to the 7500 block of river road where they found heavy smoke rising from the temple of praise ministry lower level. fire officials say 120 year-old wood framed church basement was in fact burning and in that dark heavy smoke their fire fight was challenging. stacked tables, chairs and other furnishing made maneuvering difficult. so they called in a second alarm to boost their manpower helping them to get this fire contained at 12:45 this morning. with the shot still settling in some members are moving to sunday service planning. >> we have not decided as of yet and it all depend on the smoke and sanctuary park and maybe they can use the sanctuary area. >> we have a calm cautions and very fortunate nobody got hurt and fire was limited to the basement with minor extensions. >> and you are looking live at members here throughout the night as that fire was for the and they also went inside and pulled out things from the basement here, again that fire was contained to the basement, thanks in part to the work of fire fighters overnight and also because fire fighters say the brick basement helped trap those flames down there in that heavy smoke. at this time again there are no injuries to report and cause of the fire remains under investigation and also members are now still planning where to have church on sunday morning. we are live, justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", brooke and jim, back inside to you. police are looking for clues to help them find a gun hand who killed a man in south philadelphia. investigators say someone shot the man in the head around 10:00 o'clock last night in the 1800 block of snider avenue. he died at the scene, there is no word on what led to that shooting. another fatal shooting in southwest philadelphia, last night officers say they found a 24 year-old man shot in the back of his house. on the 5800 block of fernwood street. he was turning 25 today. police say they hope surveillance video can help them track down the killer. police believe shooting of two people in philadelphia's fair hill neighborhood is drug related. thirty-seven year-old man and a 23 year-old woman were found shot on the 2800 block of northerly street. both are in stable condition. investigators say they have found drugs on the scene. no word yet on a suspect. police in north, people in north philadelphia, excuse me are looking for ways to end gun violence. "eyewitness news" was at a public meeting at emmanuel institutional baptist church. community groups came together, to look for solutions, to end, the continued violence in local neighborhoods. curtis thomas invited groups to take part in the hearing. road to the white house is taking donald trum top michigan by way of delaware county. today he is going to flint, center of the water contamination crisis. the last night in aston, delaware county trump tried to win over work would go man with a new plan to make child care more affordable. hillary clinton is recovering from pneumonia but is expect to rejoin the campaign trail tomorrow. wilmington mayor dennis williams will not get a second term. he lost in yesterday's democratic rimry, williams was among eight candidate, winner of the primary is former river front development corporation executive mike per sin ski who got 24 percent of the vote. democrats chose former delaware labor secretary lease blount rochester as their congressional candidate. if she wins in november she will be the first african-american woman to represent the first state in the house. rochester faces gip conn tan hans reigle an aviation instructor and air force pilot. both want to succeed democrat john carney, who is running for governor who is going autopsy begins colin bonini a republican state senator. stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow candidates for campaign 2016, our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. three police officers are recovering this morning after a driver slammed into them, at a gas station parking lot in phoenix. the police chief is calling it an unprovoke violent intentional act. it was all caught on video. the video is graphic. here's hena daniels. >> reporter: this this video you see exact moment police say a man deliberately plowed his car into three phoenix police officers. >> outraged by this incident. this is a violent cowardly act on our police officers and simply unacceptable. our phoenix police officers were targeted. >> reporter: officers seen thrown over the suv is a three three-year old rookie on his first night of patrol. he suffered a concussion but was able to rest will the suspect to the ground. sergeant on the scene suffered a broken leg while a third escaped with scrapes, bruises. >> these officers could have easily been killed, and i thank god that we're not planning three funerals right now. >> reporter: driver, 44 year-old hashing payne is accused of using his vehicle as a weapon and using three counts of attempted first degree murder. hena daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is a terrifying sight as a school bus with kid on boardings up in flames. coming up why school bus driver went back on on the bus after all of the kid were rescued. also ahead, flooding in louisiana is country's worst natural disaster since hurricane sandy and now president other bam ace asking congress for help. find out how much he says is needed to rebuild. see what happens when meisha and i go shopping for a good cause, yes, she's pushing me in the cart, stay with us. taking your time today, we don't blame you, stop for coffee, doughnut, enjoy the sights. we will still here. stay with us. president obama is asking congress to provide $2.6 billion in aid for louisiana. >> the area is still recovering from devastating floods. the president made this request yesterday, the monday would i go toward rebuilding damaged homes, infrastructure and small businesses. north east florida is dealing with tropical storm julia this morning. julia became a tropical storm just after ten while sitting along the state's northeastern coast, it is bringing heavy rain, wind to the jacksonville and st. augustine area leaving damage and flooding behind. there is a tropical storm warning in effect until friday night. will we expect any residual effects from that one. >> thankfully, no. we're in the clear from that storm system. looking at storm scan, julia is obvious here, receipt i much first thing your eye gets drawn too but our next system that has think direct impact has this frontal boundary passing through later tonight but even that doesn't look like much fanfare to the region. lets turn to very briefly julia. it is still a tropical storm. basically it is at this point moving very slow moving at 7 miles an hour sustain wind at 40 miles an hour. it is, a maryland rate tropical system right now, moderate tropical storm but pressure is higher then it was at last check within the last hour. with higher pressure it is starting to lose its strength as an area of low pressure. this is going to be losing its stream as it moves on shore, bringing plenty of heavy rain but doesn't appear as though it will continue its path as any system and i don't think we will get in on the wet weather from it for now, very, very tranquil. it is steamy today, on our wednesday we can expect dew points higher but crisper air returns, already by tomorrow. very quick return to the summertime steam and humidity. more moisture in the air. you would see them in the distance but thin sort of more dense fog that is out there, overlooking pleasant valley middle and high school. school bus in route to pick up the kids but sunnies trying to break through and it will but it will be a hot day in the city. ninety is the high and struggle to hit 80 next few days, meisha, back over to you. thanks, katie. good morning you guys. we have a disable vehicle schuylkill eastbound before belmont you can see blocking that left lane. problem is it is still very dark. all these vehicles on the schuylkill are having to slam on their breaks and moving over to the right. could be a recipe for something else. we will keep an eye on this. if you are heading out there that will most certainly slow you down here right now. we have a more serious accident in bethlehem 78 eastbound is closed, closed until 8:00 a.m. heller town you have to use alternate route 22. really your best bet. another accident new jersey turnpike before route 168, we have an overturned truck there left lane is blocked because of it, because of it garden state northbound that accident has been moved all the way off to the shoulder. great news for those in and around that area take a look at this, we have a road closure mlk, is closed between spring garden and sweet briar, make net of that, closed every day through friday. a lot going on. construction, slow downs, accidents, road closures, you name it, we have got to it day. >> thanks very much. >> in honor of hung are action month hard rock cafe partnered with philabundance for super market challenge. >> guess who helped? jim and meisha. >> and for some reason we have not quite determined yet that is jim inside the cart. they have joined other teams at shop rite in south philadelphia a competing in this will challenge. each team was given $1,000 and only 30 minutes to gather and purchase as many non-perishables. all of the items will be delivered to philabundance. >> i was holding a can of pays at one point good she is traffic person, she can maneuver around those lanes, i was checking the list and adding things up with the calculate or. we meant business. >> we play to win. this is our audition tape for the amazing race. >> such a great cause that was. >> well, still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" hitchhiking bride that is blowing up the internet but where she was headed hear about what she says about the major mishap that forced her to hitch a ride. frightening moments for one woman when something explodes inside her purse while shopping. find out what caused the blast up a john deere 1 family tractor there nevwith quik-parkt? lets you attach and go. imatch quick-hitch gives you more time for what you love, so it takes less work to do more work. autoconnect drive-over mower deck? done. they're not making any more land. but there's plenty of time if you know where to look. now you can own a 1e sub-compact tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. this morning a school bus driver is praised forgetting 20 student off of her bus after it caught on fire. >> this happened in college park maryland. the driver says bus started to make noise and had brake warning light on. minutes later she smelled smoke and noticed fire in her side-view mirror. she wasted no time reacting. >> i unbuckled my seat belt, opened my door and got my baby off the business. my biggest reward is my babies are safe. whenever i'm driving to any school they are my children until i drop them to their biological parents. >> well, good for renita. she went back into get children off the bus, neighbors saw it all and helped, the cause of the fire is under investigation. that is scary. woman's purse caught fire and it was caught on camera. sunday, mara mcnerney was shopping at freehold mall in new jersey when surveillance video inside sun glass hut shows a fire coming from her purse just as she was paying. it turns out to be a battery for her vaporizer that exploded. what it did was it exploded through the pocket, charred every single thing, melted every single thing i had in the bag. >> mcnerney said she with like to be reimbursed for purse worth hundreds of dollars and contents. she said more than pay back she wants her story to serve as a warning to others who vape. still ahead philly's own g love. >> ♪ >> he is a front man for g love and special sauce and this morning he is talking to at the pennsylvania gallon but about all things philly even our new quarterback, carson wentz. don't miss this fun interview, katie. we are looking ahead to a very summer-like day, guys but no sooner do you blink then you are back to the taste of fall, wet weather potentially down the road here as well that night mess up your week for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. now time for newspaper headlines. >> on the front page of the mercury new four million-dollar public works garage in pottstown may have gone over budget by $300,000 but it depend who you ask and how they calculate it. most of that cost over run was due to the necessity of removing unstable soils from the site. from the intelligenter, a 15 year-old law student against the central bucks school district came to the conclusion last night. the school board voted to accept a settlement agreement with the couple that for the to prevent construction of the stadium at central bucks high school east. mary and jeffery of buckingham will be paid $90,000. they claimed construction caused damage to their property. burlington county times, terrorist am wearness program was held tuesday at burlington county emergency services training center, in west hampton. county law enforcement officers and other first responders learned how to react, the actions of a modern day terrorist. >> that is a look at some newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. a new hampshire bride had to rely on the kindness of strangers on her wedding day to get ring on her finger she had to stick out her thumb. here's what i mean, angela waited 11 years to marry her groom and then would you believe limo carrying her to the ceremony got a flat tire. man driving by saw them and pulled over and drove them to the church, angela says it made her unforgettable day even more memorable. >> limo drive gets out and says it is fine, maybe you just hit something, i don't know. he gets back in, opens up back window and say you have got a flat tire. >> it pretty much made the whole day. it is a story we will remember forever. >> ahh. >> her groom admits she was being stood up at alter. she says she got to the wedding a half an her late. somebody should have called him. >> doesn't anybody have a cell phone, cell phone photos of this. coming up, wild animal roaming around that forced a local school to be placed on lock down. plus something we take for granted but soon some atm's could start disappearing. the find out why, jan. president obama on the cam paper trail and on attack in philadelphia i'm jan carabao reporting live in center city this morning coming up what he had to say and the heat and humidity are making a come back but don't worry, it is brief. >> katie will let us know when it will feel like fall. good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm brooke thomas. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. we will move on. >> fire damages a church in pennsauken camden county. in injuries to fire fighters or civilians. it will be sometime before the temple of praise ministries gets full use of its church again. our plan will bring relief to working and middle class families. >> donald trump is heading to michigan, fresh off his visit to the delaware county. hillary clinton is recovering from pneumonia but is expect to rejoin the campaign trail tomorrow. two phoenix police officers are in the hospital investigators say a man intentionally ran them down in his car. parts of the florida are dealing with tropical storm julia, julia is bringing heavy rain, wind leaving behind tam age and flooding. are we not looking for sales. >> jim, i told you not to leave me at the store. okay. >> that was yesterday, meisha and i participated in the market challenge with folks from the hard rock cafe philadelphia gathering up groceries donated to philabundance. >> great cause, you seemed like you had fun. >> she did. she's crazy in the supermarket. i was trying to get away with my life. >> you were stuck under canned goods. >> exactly. >> that was hilarious. >> i loved it. i can only imagine how sore you must be after sitting like that. >> she nearly clock me with the can have of peas at one point. >> it looked like that, i know. we have to watch out for that traffic reporters. i'm out. it is quiet out here, guys. breeze kicking up but still refreshing breeze, we are starting to see a little bit up tic in the dew point but we will very quickly check in on storm scan three. good place to be. we are not finding much out there few cloud build in across williamsport there north central, pennsylvania. here's the current dew point, still pretty comfortable in most spots but wildwood, dover cracking 65 or 67 degrees on the dew point temperature. that moisture is starting to build from south to north. temperatures throughout the course of the day we're in the 60's, mid to upper 60's but we have in problem hitting mid 70's by the time we are wrapping up a typical morning rush at 9:00 a.m. and back in the 90-degree territory later today. that is a day and afternoon high that does flirt with the record. normal high is, at this point, only in the upper 70's. so, it is he well above average today. meantime you're witness weather health report, air quality as well as pollen, as well as heat index all up at a moderate level. i did have to take my allergy medication today so if you are a one of the folks suffering, you may want to have it on hand. uv index is high. we will expect to see full sunshine, however, is there a system that is on the move and that will bring our next shot at least for wet weather and we will discuss it impact, later in the show, meisha. >> katie, thank you so much. good morning to you, everyone. what we are looking at, live chopper three is over a very serious accident in heller town involving injuries with this one, one person has been transferred to the hospital. it is 78 eastbound closed near helen town, and it will be closed until 8:00 a.m. if you want to take an alternate route 22 is probably your best bet, head up on that, yikes, taking a look the at a condition that vehicle is in and standing traffic there. you are at a complete stand still. seventy-eight eastbound is closed near heller town. road is closed until around 8:00 a.m. you will absolutely to have take an alternate, route 22 is there. we will have updates the in a bit. also, we did have a disabled vehicle in this area not an area you want to have on the schuylkill eastbound but you that has been since cleared but you can see both side of the traffic looking very, very busy and in particular got my eye on the westbound side, that is where we are looking most busy. delaware memorial bridge southbound we have construction there two left lanes are block and that is between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. jim, over to you. well, count down continues to election day where we are down to 54 days until we elect a new president. pennsylvania could decide the presidential election and candidates know it. >> donald trump unveiled a new child care plan in delaware county while president obama campaigned for hillary clinton in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live in front of the art museum with almost the same view the president had yesterday, jan. >> reporter: almost the same view 6,000 people had yesterday as they came out to see the president stump for hillary clinton. you you can see though just about everything is cleaned up and both sides of the campaigns are out of this area. still no messages in pennsylvania today as both side try to sure up support in the all important swing state. >> our campaign is about ideas. >> reporter: speaking at a private event in aston delaware county republican date donald trump talked taxes and child care tuesday. >> we need working mothers to be fairly compensated for their work and have access to affordable, quality child care for their kids. >> reporter: trump rolled out a new proposal as he tries to attract more moderate and independent voters especially woman. at one point he held up a baby spotted in the crowd. trump's land would guarantee new mothers six weeks paid maternity leave and asking incentives for employers to provide their workers with child care. plus other ways for parents to save. >> our plan allows every parent in america to open up a dependent care savings account. families can contribute up to $2,000 a year to these accounts, completely tax free. >> it is good to be back on the campaign trail. >> meanwhile in philadelphia, president obama tried to reassure democrats after a shake i week for hillary clinton. he raised clinton as most qualified candidate to ever seek the presidency. >> in the middle of crisis she will listen to people and keep her cool and she treats everybody with respect. >> reporter: pennsylvania has become a true battle ground state. the latest quinnipiac poll found clinton leading trump by just five percentage points in an attempt to create more separation obama slammed trump as candidate not fit in anyway to lead. >> anybody can fire off a tweet. everybody is a critic. but that doesn't mean you know what it is like to manage a global crisis. >> reporter: hillary clinton is still recovering today after her recent bout with pneumonia. she watched the president yesterday and she was supposed to be in las vegas, nevada today for an event there. her husband bill clinton will take over for her and she's expect back out on the campaign trail on thursday. for now reporting live from center city, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile clinton campaign picks a local college student to play a big role at philly rally. >> leaders who demonstrate sound moral judgment, the courage to hope for a brighter future. >> reporter: 22-year old patrick houston was chosen to introduce president other bam a, all because of his inspirational stories. the senior at swarthmore college lost both of his parent by the age of five and he was raised in north philadelphia by his 11 older siblings. he credits his success to those around him. >> i had a big responsibility, never would have imagined in my wildest dreams, really grateful for that opportunity. >> houston will graduate in may and says he plans to go into environmental consulting and then public service. high profile event for philadelphia's mayor jim kenney this afternoon, he is addressing the u.n. kenney is there as part of impact 2030 a global sustain built effort but he plans to talk about universal prek and reducing poverty, two goals he is working on here in philadelphia. bridget kelly, former department chief of staff to governor chris christie and bill baroni a former port authority executive will be back in court today. jury selection continues in the trial of their bridge gate scandal. they are accused of causing grid lock on the george washington bridge in 203 as political pay back to a north jersey mayor who refused to endorse governor christie for reelection. in delaware a care giver ace accused of abusing a teen with autism at a group home in newark. henrietta ken that has been charged with child abuse. delaware state the police say she hit a, 13 year-old at the manor group home. school nurse said the child suffered arm bruises and scratches on the back of his neck. monday or john steven mraz is accuse of child sex abuse. sixty-six year-old was pastor at saint ann's catholic church, in emmaus for last eight years. a friend found the images while fixing his computer over the summer, and contacted the church which contacted the authorities. mraz is now suspended and can in longer present himself as a priest. he was released on unsecured bail. new jersey transit is telling passengers to reframe from using their samsung galaxy note seven on it services. they urged customers to avoid charging device on board trains, buses, light rail or even in stations. this comes after samsung issued a voluntary recall of the phone following numerous reports of exploding batteries and fires. last week consumer products safety commission told all users to turn phones off. samsung says it plans to start sending out replacement phones. it is creating quite a commotion on the main line. >> multiple black bear sight goes in montgomery and delaware counties the past few days are scarring a lot of people. >> authorities say that the bear wandered out of ridley creek state park. elementary school in bryn mawr had to be lock down when the bear showed up outside. if you spot the bear call the police. well, come up on "eyewitness news" our first look at 50 shades of gray sequel. >> every where you go these days people are snapping selfies but what does that say about these people. we will have results from a new selfie study that may make you smile, pat. we will awe need love and over weekend i caught up with philly's musical sons g love, he is on the wentz wagon too. my conversation with g is next. ♪ we will be right back. stay with us. black i'm hillary clinton and i i know mogenerals do. then the john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices? pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. welcome back everyone. russian hackers released medical records, of several teen u.s.a. athletes. >> they say the record show the athletes used banned drugs. olympic gymnast ciman biles and serena and venous williams were among those whose medical files were hack. they claimed that dozens of american athletes tested positive for doping. they regularly used strong drugs. now it important to note that claims were dismissed by world's anti doping agency, and they say athletes have medical exceptions, in every case. >> earlier katie called this most powerful storm on earth, so far this year. we are looking at wind whipping from a super typhoon, hitting the southern tip of taiwan, win speed top 185 miles an hour. it has income out power to 260 homes. check this out, not recommended a guy trying to ride his bike, gets blown right off. >> wow. >> my goodness. >> never go out in a storm like that. >> yeah, and they've vac waited thus far, 1500 people, and i'm surprised bynum is not higher but regardless that system is moving into china and it will bring well over a foot of rain in those spots. we will turn our focus back to the united states, eastern seaboard, and we have our own tropical system out there julia formed yesterday, last night, it is, by comparison a system that has currently sustained at 40 miles an hour. it looks like it is moving north, it will be moving inland, i don't anticipate this will be any kind of a direct impact whatsoever but we actually have high pressure and cold front passage that will be our next weather story. very quickly we will check with the eyewitness weather watchers. we have generally speaking upper 50's, mid 60's. lets see the range. sixty-one we will zero in, william checks in at 63 under clear sky, in levittown. we have had a couple pretty pictures this morning. i'll share them with you. john sent this in just before the the sun came up officially in olney and john sent this one in. i have to show you this. what a gorgeous shot of the new full moon. i mean so crisp, so clear, absolutely stunning picture that came in from ed heaton. the lets go back to what is going on out there we will have a clear sky, many spots, some far north of the city can see fog, it is starting to dissipate now that the sunnies up. cold front passage tonight potentially triggers an isolated shower or thunderstorm, mainly northwest of the city. frank lip i think you will end up with this passing through with just some clouds overhead. but by tomorrow we will get rid of the 90-degree weather and back in the 07's where we should be. humidity drops. we will get fresh air, here, and it will continue for the tail end of the week too so a nice end to the workweek and then we will start to see a new front, approaching. now saturday looks good, but sunday could bring our next chance of showers, and storms, especially later in the day, getting the question, on twitter about whether this will effect the philadelphia rock and roll half marathon, i think we will get that in, earlier in the day, later on though wet weather returns. frankly meisha we can use it at this point. >> i have to say you are dirk up some beautiful weather. >> you're welcome. >> thank, good morning are one. >> all right. what we're looking at right now, this is an accident, we have, live chopper three over an accident in heller town. take a look at this vehicle, you guy, this does not look good. it is involving injury. i have to say one person has been transferred to the hospital. this is 78 eastbound and it is closed near heller town right now, it sound like the road will be closed until around 8:00 a.m. you do have to take an alternate. route 22, it is going to be your best bet, however, that actually had an accident on it, itself, route 22 eastbound at route 512. good news is that alternate where this accident happened, and, we have to take that alternate. so again, that is heller town and you will want to take route 22, that accident has now been since cleared. another accident, new jersey turnpike southbound, before route 168, overturned truck there, left lane, jim. >> thanks, meisha. finding an atm machine could be a real chore soon. >> or vanishing all thanks to new technology. here's the deal we're talking about smaller type atm's kind you might see at a bar or corner grocer. they cannot read those new chip card and while you can still swipe your cards, the money machine owners would be liable for any fraudulent withdrawals. those owners are now faced with paying thousands toss upgrade or replace them. now 6:49. we have a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us live with the preview, gayl. >> we are live, and in color, good to see you guys. ahead newly revealed e-mails show a rift between will colin powell and clinton campaign over her private servicer. man behind the investigation in the trump foundation, new york's attorney jenner i can, is here in studio 57. and savings getting hit by cars while getting off the school us about a new push to have stray cameras that target the drivers that try to drive around the bus you seen him. from timing our daily schedules can be a deal to healthier, happier life. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. do you want to weigh in on this. >> sound like an interesting show. >> i met you. i know you want to weigh in on this. >> i'll call you. >> thanks, gayle. if you are a little sad researchers say you should snap a selfie. >> scientists at university of california irvine spent four weeks studying 41 college students. they understand how taking pictures impacted peoples self esteem and self perception. they say they found snapping and sharing selfies promotes happiness and reduces stress. >> just taking a selfie make you happy? >> sometimes. >> yes. >> not really. >> only if i'm happen any that moment. >> i don't take many but when i get a good selfie, yeah, i guess. >> researchers say findings are interesting for college students since they tend to face social pressure. >> interesting. >> well, much a waited sequel is heading to theaters and darker than org nal. >> no punish. >> dakota johnson and jamie darnan return for 50 shades darker, the sequel to the 50 shade of gray follows christian's attempt to win back ana but his past could destroy their future 506789 shades darker could hit theaters in february just in time for valentines day. i'm g love and when i'm back home in philly, i watch the cbs morning show, yeah. >> ♪ >> i like that. i like that line. that is philly's own g love giving us a shout out. >> he made his mark two decades ago but never forget his philly roots. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen hung out with him. >> one of the most coolest dudes in music. g love has been scoring a unique mix of blues and hip-hop but where ever he goes, g knows philly isn't far away. >> ♪ >> reporter: last weekend one of the cities musical sons came home to play mann center. >> one of the most chill guys around is guy that shows love for philly and for philly sports. he knows a thing or two about how special this town can be when sports teams are going well and that is g love. g love whose real name is gary dutton grew up at second and pine and for last 20 years has been known for his laid back blue sound with the pinch of hip-hop. when he does return home he comes hungry. >> now that i don't live in philly anymore i get a craving for cheese stake. live here you are like where ever. >> reporter: where ever he goes, he brings fill which him. it might sound corny but a certain movie does sum up our movie well. >> movie rocky, i really feel does embody the city of philadelphia, as under dog town, working man's town, hard working town. it has a nitty-gritty feeling. that goes from the sports to the people on the streets. >> reporter: speaking of philly sports g love is a diehard fan. tour busies complete with direct tv so he does not miss action on the road. he remembers good times including going to the spectrum with his dad to see the sixers. >> we would always go to the sixers/bullets game which no one wanted to go to. i love to see bullets play, washington bullets who no longer exist play. >> reporter: of course, he love his bird ape badly wants a championship. >> thinks carson city. one thing we like in philadelphia is hope. just something to believe in. we all bleed green. as everybody knows it is long over due. >> g is on tour for his album must save the day but he does keep up with his sports. huge andy reid fan and skeptical of chip kelly, but he is clearly hopeful like the rest of us that the bird have a special sauce cooking. just one of the most cool dudes, down to earth. >> he seems great. >> he plays guitar. >> fun foulke. >> you do all of the fun things, drive all of the fun vehicles. >> someone has to do it, right. >> yes three to go coming up buy online. ready in an hour. weren't you just...got it. staples. make more happen. they're all gone. i know i bought them. well staples has low prices. if i were you, i'd grab a couple more... for next week. back to school or back for more. staples has the lowest prices. period. staples. make more happen. here's three to go. >> it could be a while before a church in pennsauken can hold services again. fire rips through praise ministry overnight. luckily no one was her. donald trump head to flint michigan avenue a campaign exton in aston delaware county. hillary clinton plans to resume her schedule tomorrow. septa is coming up with a new option for senior citizens. >> an event will debut a new key photo id that lets seniors ride buses and rails for just a dollar. that is three to go. let get a last check of weather and traffic. >> we are looking ahead to another warm day certainly but we have sun out there generally speaking. there is a system that crosses through later tonight and far north and west we will see spotty storm. >> katie, vine looking busy on the westbound side, look at that sunshine, schuylkill taillights in the eastbound direction slow the boulevard. >> next up, how to talk tour kids about their school day without getting one word answers. >> have a great day. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, september 14th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." leaked e-mails show general colin powell urging hillary clinton agency campaign to keep her out of her e-mail controversy. and donald trump's foundation is now under investigation by the new york attorney general. eric schneiderman will be here in studio 57. a surprise tropical storm forms overnight and slamming parts of florida with torrential rain and heavy wind and brought the state of florida with a threat of flooding. a driver runs down three phoenix police officers in what their chief calls an unprovoked and

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