developing right now talks between union workers and septa grind to a halt. so too do the regional rails. we're live with what you need to know. president obama ways options to help iraq as militants threaten baghdad. i'm craig boswell. the story coming up. we're learning the details after preliminary report into the plane crash that killed philadelphia inquirer owner lewis katz and six others. today is saturday, june 14th, flag day good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. a check on the forecast, and we've had a long, long week of rain carol. i'm hoping it has finally come to an end. >> yesterday was wild. >> it was. >> we had showers,

thunderstorms, flashflood watches, warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings. that's gone. we're left with with a dry weaned. -- weekend maybe worth getting the bad weather out of the way so we can have a great weekend again. over the last few hours few clouds, all of the precipitation is gone, the clouds will be following as well. and expect to find really pretty day coming up today. we get another one tomorrow. 69 degrees right now out at the airport and in center city, 66 the temperature in trenton and in wilmington, 63 allentown, six an in reading so you get the idea. everyone enjoying temperatures in the 60s, at this point in the morning. by noon we're at 73 degrees, by 3:00 p.m. our high temperature, so close to 80 degrees. now, i think the one thing you will notice today about the breeze woe would we could be finding wind gusts to up 25 miles an hour. breezy day but far less humid than it has been over the last couple of days and far less stormy. in fact, our future weather

says the clouds get out of here. by 10:00, 11:00, you might be finding one, two clouds around in a couple of spots. otherwise you'll be enjoying great day today and the day tomorrow, might be even better. we'll check that out coming up nicole. >> thank you. developing right now september's regional rail is on strike. contract negotiations between septa and two unions failed forcing more than 400 workers to walk off the job watch midnight. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live at powelton rail yard with the details on the strike, steve good morning. >> well, good morning nicole. so we're about five hours into this strike after septa and the unions just could not come to an agreement, which does mean that, yes those 13 regional rail lines that commute probably about 60,000 riders a day now shutdown. 450 regional rail engineers and electrician was those two unions are off the job at this

time. they're fighting over what you might expect, retroactive wage increases, contributions, to healthcare for those septa workers, now, it is important to say this. the strike will in the affect other methods of transportation, so if you are tacking about buses subways trolleys, all of those are still on. in fact septa officials say they are adding additional transportation as part of a contingency plan that should now be in effectment last dish effort could have been still technically could be mediated federal presidential emergency board to prevent the strike in lou of more time for negotiating. but septa officials we spoke to say they're just not interested. >> at this time we have no plans. septa management has no plans to ask for a presidential emergency board. >> why? >> because we feel that all it does is to continue the possibility of a strike at a

later date. >> the last regional rail strike was back in 1983. we won't know the full extent of how this will affect commuters, of course, until the monday rush hour. we will be there to cover. that will it is the latest from west philadelphia, i'm steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". steve, thank you. and just to recap here's what we will be affected by that strike. all regional rail service will be suspended. also bus routes 78, from cornwells heights, will be out of service. and still running during the strike as steve mentioned the norristown high-speed line, as well as all city mass transit. now, that includes bus the broad street subway, market frankford line, and trolleys. all of which will have increased service while regional rail is suspended. and our coverage continues on line for more information on the strike and septa's service interruption plan go to our website cbsphilly.com. preliminary report on the plane crash that killed philadelphia inquirer co-owner

lewis katz and six others suggest the crew did not perform flight control check before attempting to take off. it also indicated possible problem with the economical can gust lock system it, prevents winds damage to flight control when the plane is park appears to have been engaged, the plane going 189 hours a hauer pass the speed where stopping could be done safely. the pilots may have been taking off thinking the gust lock was off when it wasn't. thereby, limiting their ability to control that plane. >> would you have to override the gust lock, you would have to ignore the fact that the very first thing you do before you even start the engines is dis end gauge the gust lock. would you have to assume the crew didn't move the flight controls at all during either pre taxi, taxi, or before take off. and you would have to assume that the gust lock didn't work

as advertised because they got take off power. that's the one thing we know for sure, because the airplane was going of 165 knotts. >> now data from the private jet's data record he is indicate the plane never lifted off before it went off a runway, crashed into the gully and just burst into flames. well, house fire in pleasantville has led to homicide investigation. firefighters discovered the body after man inside the home on dowd i rode around 3:00 friday morning. investigators say the fire was intentionally set, an autopsy will be done to determine the victim's identity, and also the cause of death. president obama will spend fathers day weekend in california but aids say he will keep in touch with his national security team over the ongoing crisis in iraq. of course, pressure is building on the white house to respond to violent insurgents in the country aster orest seize large parts of the land. biggest threat to the ability in iraq since the troop

withdraw in 2011. craig boswell with the latest from the white house. >> president obama is not sending combat troops back to iraq but says, the us will help the country defends itself against terror cyst toss seize several cities? poses danger to iraq and its people, and given the nature of these terrorists it could pose a threat to american interest as well. >> president met with his national security team at the white house friday, but says iraq's leaders need to step up to the plate. >> the united states is not simply going to involve itself in a military action in the absence after political plan. by the iraquis. that gives us some assurance that they are prepared to work together. >> the president said the us has poured a lot into training and equipping eye ricky forces and many not stand to go defend their own country evidence of the largest political problem. >> we are not going to be table do it for them. >> late thursday, sunni fighters known as the islamic

states in iraq and syria captured two more towns about an hour outside baghdad. iraquis and sunni areas disillusioned with the shiite led government are not resisting the militants advance. in baghdad where there is a large shiite population, volunteers are flooding into recruiting cents, responding to a call from the top letter took defend their homeland. at the white house, craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". the deteriorating situation in iraq is tough for many americans to swallow. some veterans who saw their fellow soldiers either injured or killed, are now questioning why they were even sent there in the first place. iraq war vet, joe diamond is one of those men recently spoke with the mother of a friends who was killed. >> his mother just she reached out to me, she said it is such a dam shame. this is a mother's worse nightmare. my son died for nothing. you would be lying if you didn't sit home and saying what the hell is it all for? >> it is name after a friends

by sniper fire. deployable defense system, five to ten countries including iraq and afghanistan. military officials are preparing to question army sergeant bowe bergdahl about his captivity. the soldier who spent five years held by the taliban arrived at brooke army medical center in san antonio. doctors say he looks good, and speaking english, but his speech has been impacted from being in captivity foe so long. >> during his stay here, sergeant bergdahl will participate in re integration pros that's will aim to equip sergeant bergdahl with the necessary tools to regain appropriate levels of physical and emotional stability. >> bergdahl was exchanged for five taliban prisoners last month. >> and happening today flag day celebrations all across the delaware valley. and that's not all. it is also the birthday of the us army. celebrate here in philadelphia, at the stars and stripes festival. a variety of events happening

from 9:00 to 6:00. they're taking place at independence mall. the betsy ross house the national constitution center, and independence national historic park. members of the delaware valley viet nam veterans worked on this memorial yesterday. "eyewitness news" at falls township community park in levittown bucks county. flags were on display as tribute to all veterans, past and present. well deserved. just incredible to see and this morning hearing from the homeowners who had to make the painful decision to either let their house fall off a cliff or burn it down. then when hoarding goes too far. we'll tell you the extremes one man went to as his home kept filling up. also ahead local churches slated foreclosure despite the fact that parishioners say they're self-sufficient. our pat ciarrocchi has closer look when we come back.

>> septa regional rail now on strike. more than 400 engineers and electrical workers walked off the josh after midnight. electrical work verse been working without a contract since 2009. the engineers since 2010. main sticking points are healthcare contributions and retroactive pay raises, regional rails will not be in service during the strike, but most other septa service also continue to operate. bolt hole stops large moving truck in its tracks in center city the moving truck

from 18th and sansom, when got stuck in newly filled pothole. tied up the lane for quite some time, waiting to be hauled out of the hole. no one was injured. movers were just delayed a bit. >> dramatic images from texas check it out huge house teetering on the edge of a cliff is intentionally set on fire. authorities say destroying the 4,000 square foot house by fire is cheaper than waiting for it to topple, which by the way, 06 miles south of fort worth. the homeowners finds solve on that plan, as well. now the house was condemned and the owners evacuate add few weeks ago when chunks of the cliff and the $700,000 home started tumbling into the lake. that's my life there. we're watching fall off. >> it wasn't until you see it sitting there with what was your yard gone, what the deck you used to sit on a chair and look at the like, you

know gone. >> just awful. that will home nil 2007. when the couple bought it they say experts told them the lands was stable. 5:15 right now. we will get to weather in just a second. first though still friday the 13th when this ominous looking full moon shined above los angeles, check it out pretty impressive. full moons in june can go by a few names, straw moon even honeymoon. it gives the redish tint. the next time there is a full moon on friday the 13th will be august 13th 2049. wow. so that was pretty crazy day yesterday. friday the 13th and a full moon. >> yes hardly get spook year than that. >> after all of the clouds we saw yesterday rain, thunderstorms, all of the rest of it, the skies are clearing out, and we've got a gorgeous day shaping up today. we will as the morning goes

on, in the afternoon, air will start to feel lighter and drier over the next couple of days, everything looks terrific. to the poconos great conditions, there as well. still just happening g ton little bit of cloud cover the sun bear lip if it is even up. you'll find a bright and beautiful day today. 67 degrees out in reading right now. so mild start to the day. sometimes it does take little bit before the actual temperatures start to change, and the dew points start to lower, all of that will be happening, though, because we said good-bye to the front now high pressure building in here. so few residual clouds, day two you can see the direction that they're going so they are getting out of here, as well, and we will be left with beautiful dayment temperatures everybody, in the 60s right now only exception with, that poconos practically at 06 degrees. 69 degrees along the shore and about every single beach community and mirroring the ocean temperature which is also of the degrees.

-- 69 degrees. so very consistent morning over the area today. high pressure is building in here. so things will be absolutely terrific. just about 80 degrees today. might stop one agree on either side of 80 yeast. this is wonderful weekend tomorrow, for faiths day, he will have such a great time mowing the lawn tomorrow on his big day with temperatures that will be as nice as they will be tomorrow. another great day coming up tomorrow. and i think the timing is perfect on the weekend there go the few clouds we saw on storm scan3 few others might pop up here or there but those are just some clouds, be passing by very quickly. tomorrow is wonderful machine day locks great, but i tell you what these temperatures will be starting to change around here. front would like to come through here, in advance that far we get this very warm air coming in. , so i think you will continue to monitor that kind of situation as we've monitored some phenominal weekends, last

three weekends, seen temperatures in the 08 ace, very close to it, and sunshine for the last three weekends, which i'm sure has not gone un noticed. temperatures at the shore 77, low risk of rip current and water more conducive to people want to go get into it, almost 70 degrees, in just about every single location. so just finds a lifeguard, and go have fun at the beach. poconos, 72 degrees, we do have sunshine today and breeze these winds could be gust to go 25 miles an hour today. but it is out of the northwest, so that will feel good. 58 degrees, for our temperature tonight. cool nightment windows can open. hear the birds bursting in the morning, about 4:00 in the morning, obviously windows broken at my house. >> look at that, could be very close to 09 degrees, starting on monday, nicole, for couple of days.

so, yes, couple of shower and thunderstorm chances come back in starting tuesday. but hot week coming up. >> i don't know what you are doing on these weekend, but keep it up. we are loving t thanks so much. 5:19 right nowment big turn out for hillary clinton as she bridges her national book tour right here to philadelphia. former secretary every state and first lady signed copies every new book hard choices free library on logan circle. took no questions from the press, but chatted with hundreds of people, who came to meet her. in line for the book signing wrapped all around the block. >> the philadelphia archdioces getting earful from its people. appeals are being filed to reverse or revise its latest decision to close 16 parishes, and i am ers with 13 others nearby. in bensalem bucks county, one community just doesn't understand why financially sound church on pretty big property would be forced to close. pat ciarrocchi has that story. i don't know who is talking to god and who is talk to the holy spirit, but they're getting their own information.

>> steve believes it has got to be wrong information about saint elizabeth in ben sal he will. >> financially sound, was possibility every expanding parking so even if another parish merged with us. >> june 1st, stephanie don and tony and stephanie yost, learn their church would close july 1st. >> it meant everything to me, it was -- it gets me to stay pop through everything, and like my family. >> parish family that prayed self any through leukemia to her remission last year we came to the church to learn more about its appeal to the archdioces to reconsider its closing. >> it is worth fighting for. it is worth fighting for. >> we were met by 30 parishioners, some in tears. all with questions. >> no transparency. to merge with saint thomas equine is in croyden where

people going to sunday mass need to cross route 13. >> i have a 89 year old mother, so i won't park her in a septa lot and walk across the street. >> marriages, baptism, which they feel are competitive. parishioners expect their property has more value. >> we feel that this is a direct attempt to shut off the property. because it is a valuable piece of property. it showed me the money more than it is show me your fate. >> the archdioces tells us so far four parishes of the 69 are appealing the decision to close. there is a deadline of june the 17th. ironically, in the same pastoral planning area of seven churches in lower bucks county, saint ann's, our lady of fatima, and saint elizabeth all have been ordered closed. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> 5:21, this is pretty crazy story. a texas man is living on his

roof after filling his home with clutter and debris. yikes. so full of clutter he built a makeshift structure on his roof to make room for himself to live. neighbors say he has been living on the roof for the past year. has received several citations for trash and even spent some time in jail. city officials execute add search warrant this week to clean up that home. wow. time to clean up, buddy. 5:22 right now. donald trump is causing controversy in chicago. it is all over his name. we'll explain coming up. plus this: >> i'm nancy odel, coming up, chang tatem and jonah hill back in action, and the secret how to train your dragon, a film the whole family will

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developing this morning, hundreds of union workers go on strike putting the brakes on septa's regional rails. we're live. today is saturday, june 14th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. it is just about 5:30, let's get a check on the forecast, again, a lot of rain in the forecast so a lot of people hoping just for nice weekends. >> you know, and we've come to expect it. i think we can't you know -- >> we have done well over the last few weekends, right? whatever you are doing, it is working? >> unbelievable, i know. i guess i've just been in a good mood over the weekends, look at the result. during the week, however whole different story. we saw lots of storms yesterday. let me take you outside right now, and show improvement. ben franklin bridge, still little bit dark at this hour. only 5:30 in the morning for pete's sake. but we will be finding very bright day. 65 degrees, is the temperature out at lower merion high school in ardmore i'm sure with schools just about to close, everybody's very happy to walk outside, and find

temperatures as mild as they are this morning. here's a look over the last 12 hours. now, when it stops that's how it is right now and you can see, just few clouds through south jersey. otherwise, we really got a lot of showers and thunderstorms gusty wind, hail, it was a mess yesterday. and the number of locations that is gone, and we are left with so much better weather conditions we've got 69 in philadelphia right now 66 degrees trenton, 66 in wilmington and everybody in the 60s at this point. and the poconos just about there. we have 73 degrees expected by noon by 3:00 p.m. around 80 degrees, and i think around 80 degrees is going to be pretty good number for most people today. it gets a lot warmer than that as we go through the week i'll show you the eyewitness weather seven day forecast coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. developing right now septa regional rail on strike. more than 400 workers walk off the job after midnight, shutting down 13 train lanes that carry commuters to the suburbs and philadelphia

international airport. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live at the powelton rail yard with more details on the strike, good morning. >> good morning, story about numbers, if you look at the numbers, 06,000 riders per day take those 13 regional rail lines, which as you mentioned are not shutdown -- are now shutdown after septa and the union could not come to agreement. further numbers, 450 workers those are engineers electricians, with two unions, now walk being off the job. they are fighting for what you might expect, wage increases contribution fos healthcare, for those septa workers. it is not everybody though, it is important to say the strike does not include other methods of transportation with septa, buses subways trolleys, all every those are still on. in fact, septa officials say they're adding additional transportation as part of a contingency plan for those riders. we spoke to septa officials as well, as some of those

riders, who are definitely focused on those contingency plans as the strike starts. >> look at our website. we have a service interruption plan that will tell you how to use alternate services, all the that the modes to get where you need to be. >> what's going through my head are contingency plans how is this guy going to get to work next week? i'm sure i'll figure it out one way or another. but it won't be east. >> i the last thing that was brought up last night is a presidential mediation federal mediated forced talk between septa and the union it, could have taken place if septa pushed for it. governor corbett still could fight for that, which would add another 240 days of negotiations preventing a strike. not sure yet if that is on or off at this point. but we will follow and continue as this continues into monday were commuters be expected to ride those 13 regional lines. the latest from west philly, steve patterson, cbs philly,

"eyewitness news". thanks so much. our coverage continues on line, for more information on the strike and septa service interruption plans, just go to our website cbsphilly.com. well the us secretary of transportation anthony fox joined delaware governor jack markell to get up close look at the closed i495 bridge in wilmington. the span closed nearly two weeks ago after inspection showed it was tilting. "eyewitness news" reporter jan has an up gaeton -- update on the fix that failing bridge. >> nearly two weeks since the tilting i495 bridge in wilmington close today traffic. the equipment, and tools, though, now in place for crews to start working on a temporary fix. >> that is the machine that will actually drive these large 4-foot diameter shaft down deep into the grounds anywhere from 140 feet to 170 feet down into bedrock. >> friday us transportation secretary, anthony fox joined governor jack markell and delaware's congressional delegation on site.

>> when this bridge goes down, the ability for folks to travel south to merges up the eastern seaboard; impacted. >> says riding the road even just temporarily will cost roughly $20 million. 2 million coming in the form of emergency funding from the federal highway administration. >> $20 million is emergency repair 100% federal money. i believe that anything beyond that is about 09% federal monday. >> i meanwhile, del dot says it is looking into the 50,000-ton pile of dirt which many say caused the problem here. they're trying to find out how long it grew, beside the bridge, and what the agency can do better to prevent it from happening again. >> if we need to get out here zero here more often, if we need to put technology up, cameras looking at these, i know on some of the bridges we're building now we're installing censors, so they are talking to us. >> secretary fox says the rest of the nation could see this as learning experience however, his right now just getting this bridge reopened to traffic.

all after the next big event happens in dover next week, the fire fly festival, usually attract more than 70,000 people. if you are one of those people, we have posted recommended detours over at cbsphilly.com. reporting in wilmington, jan "eyewitness news". >> trump is leaving his name in chicago. says this sign is down right taste less. now, while handful of buildings display company names, trumps is one of the biggest nearly half football field wide, and two stories tall. the real estate mogel says his sign is popular and will become iconic. >> chicago has other problems that they should be worried about, not a sign. that is very high quality very beautiful sign, that i think enhances the building greatly. >> the sign is archie technically not tasteful, or it is distasteful, i would say, and it scars otherwise a very beautiful building.

>> mayor emanuel now looking for options for trump to take that sign down or change it. >> three is on your side with a warning for customers at pf chang. victims every nationwide data breach, recommending customers check their bank statements right away. credit and debit cards used at the chain are affected. now, pf chang's ask so asking the secret service to help determine the number of customers at risk. and just halfway through 2014 appears to be record breaking year for auto recalls in the united states. get. >> this one out of every ten vehicles on the road has been recalled. that's nearly 25 million vehicles. now, gm alone is behind nearly 14 million of tho end we could see some 35 million vehicles recalled. 5:37 right now. bunch of guys celebrating a bachelor party make a prehistoric discovery. sound like the plot after movie. but it is not, it is the real thing.

also ahead neighbors thought they heard a child crying for its daddy. wait until you hear the discovery they made when they went investigating. plus getting stunning by bees on purpose? sound little crazy. but it is helping who suffer from common medical conditions. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl explains the healing power of bees. we'll be back. before we go, performance from the us army voices. let's take a listen. >> ♪ ♪ god bless america ♪ ♪

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pail yan toll gists in new mexico un covered the skull after prehistoric elephant. believe it or not a group of guys celebrating a bachelor party stumbled upon the fos i am. workers are in the weekends every digging it out. that elephant wade as much as 13,000 pounds, and stood 9 feet tall. wow. on the cbs-3 health watch state off initials california are saying they are in the midst after whooping cough he epidemic. so far paneled more than 3400 cases, 800 every them in the last two weeks. the disease typically starts with flu-like symptoms, and rapid coughing spells, followed for about a week or two. doctors say the best way to prevent whooping cough is vaccination. they're urging pregnant women to get vaccinate in the their third try messier. also on the hell watch this morning, pain relief, not with medication, but bee stings. "3 on your side" health reporter stephanie stahl with more on the unusual treatment how could be expanding.

we know about bees, making honey and pollenating plants. and there is something else. >> come on, sting me, go for it. >> this is bee sting therapy to help relief pain. >> the big thing in my life was stay away from those bees. >> pat henry used to avoid bees. not any more. >> miracle creatures. >> pat has multiple sclerosis for the past 16 years this has been her only treatment. every other day two bin stings to the back of her neck and more around her knees. >> in a couple of hours joint soreness goes away. >> my hands were so bad with arthritis, and i don't have that any more. >> now researchers are testing apameds purified bee vin tomorrow treat arthritis directly injected in the knees of the patients. >> nobody is sure on exactly the mechanism of the honey bee venum, but it seems to be a a fin at this to the inflammation it, gobbled up the inflammation. >> pat who gets it the olds

fashioned way with bee stings says it is to works wonders. >> i'm independent, i clean my own house i wake up every morning, okay, made it one more day. >> bee stings haven't stopped's pat's ms from progressing and weakening her legs, but have relieved symptoms including pain. >> i can carry on with my life with no side effect and hopefully can live to be 100 years olds. >> people who are allergic, bee sting can be deadly, so it is important to be tested before trying the therapy. and the research trials for treating arthritis with bee venum, are not in our area. but we have a lot more information for you cbsphilly.com. click on health. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, it is 5:44, pretty soon don't have to worry about bees, because the weather getting so warm, carol, not in the medicinal sense. >> i know, we like our bees but we also don't want anti fill and particular shock if you are allergic. >> not at all. >> let them work where they're

needed. looking at sunrise that's going to be absolutely beautiful today. the last people to see the precipitation, and some clouds along the shore areas and you can see, they are still holding onto few of those clouds this morning but still, the sunrise will be very pretty, and your beach day is going to be terrific, as well. i have another beach view for you. and i stop the ocean. keeps doing this after about 102nd, just wants to stop. i don't know why. but, here's the other thing to note. and that all the chairs, people will be out on the beaches today with your temperatures getting close to 80 degrees along the shore line. so, nice looking day shaping up for just about every single person that you can possibly imagine, in this area, 69 degrees, out at the airport, and through center city philadelphia, today and we've got 63 in allentown right now, 58 in the poconos temperatures are in the 60s along the shore very done cyst tent air mass over us right now so we saw that stormy weather yesterday that was pretty consistent, too. well now the winds coming out

of the northwest for everybody, they're about 8 miles an hour through philadelphia but i think you can safely assume that they will be probably double in wind speed then we could be finding a winds gust that could be three times that. so winds 24, 25 miles an hour wind gusts are not out of the question today. storm scan3 we've seen some pretty nice weather starting the morning. we did not see nice weather yesterday. but right now just looking at a few clouds, still through south jersey, but they'll be on their way out and we've got sunshine coming up for everybody today. so, things are looking absolutely terrific. dew points, starting to lower it has been humid as you know the last couple of days, so right now dew point of 59 degrees that's still in a range that comfortable enough. and temperatures today just barely make it to 80 degrees, if we actually get to 80 degrees. tomorrow, we get into the 80s and then, boy it is nellie bar the door after that temperature wise, because we've got this high pressure

system just pumping up the heat. and that's going to be going on monday, tuesday and wednesday, of this week. our future weather we get rid of the clouds, we have sunshine today. we've got sunshine tomorrow. we've got sunshine for monday, as well, and then maybe we pick up a chance of getting a shower around here, than would be pretty much starting tuesday. so, you can see, on monday, in advance of cold front few showers to the north and west, are possible for the rest of it is looks like a day that is just going to be hot. we've had terrific weekends the last couple of weekends, last three, in fact, steamer weekends. and i think we will be doing it again today. enjoy all of this no matter where g we've got just great weather temperatures close to that 80 degrees mark. 80 degrees, with breeze today sunshine tonight 58 degrees, little breeze, still just beautiful night coming up. and then over the next couple every days, notice tomorrow, 84 degrees, that is fathers day, nice day for dads, then monday tuesday wednesday we will be around that 90-degree

mark, might not make it every day, but tuesday, maybe you're at 91. so just know that a hot week is coming up with some shower, some thunderstorm chances starting on tuesday nicole. >> carol, thanks so much. just bizarre story now out of connecticut. what started as cries for help turned into something completely different. as reporter robert goldstein tells us, turns oust the boy's crying daddy daddy wasn't a child. it was a parrot. >> at first the woman hearing the voice did not know what to think. she was near a school in this fairfield neighborhood when she heard what sounded like a child's cries for help. >> the voice kept saying daddy, daddy daddy, then said what, almost as if the child was talking to somebody. >> the woman calls police, then started following the cries. >> as she was looking for the source of the voice she kept following it, and it brought her to a tree near the school, where she looked up and saw that it was a parrot. parrot, ram of -- ralphy to be exact the voice was not a child at all but a bird about 25 feet up in a tree. >> it was saying daddy daddy

daddy, over and over again. >> it turns out ralphy had been missing for days, his owner lives about a mile away, police rescued ralphy and brought him home. >> we're just happen that i there were no children that were hurt and it wasn't a child at all but in fact the birds that was lost yearning for its father or daddy we got it back to it. >> awe. robert golds steen reporting. ralphy's owners say they're just thankful he's safely back home. he needed a daddy too you know? hey, check this out. surveillance captured young black bear wandering around a convenience store in phillips, wisconsin. wonder what he was looking snore animal went for a stroll around the place while employees and customers when in other aisles. some apparently didn't even know what was happening. the bear left on its own without causing any problems. well, jimmy rollins chases mike schmidt's hit record at the ballpark highlights from the phils-cubs game next in sports. also, in sports, the stanley cup finals go late into the night. but this morning la is waking up champs.

we'll show this stunning conclusion that far game. and special night for local youngsters, we will take you to the fanatic's friend's prom when we come back.

>> lords stanley's cup is going to los angeles. >> he scores! >> there you have t the la kings beat the new york rangers in double overtime, three to two, in a thrilling game. kings right wing justin williams was named mvp. pittsburgh steelers hall of fame coach chuck noll has died at the age of 82.

noll passed away at his home late last night. the steelers won four superbowls over six seasons from 1974 to 1979 under his leadership. he retired back in 1991. the medical examiner says noll died of natural causes. now, here's rob ellis with the rest of eyewitness sports. >> two of the stories lines the first one phillies coming offer a sweep of the padres, and look to go win four in a row for the first time in more than a year. the second, jimmy rollins enters the night one shy of tying mike schmidt for the most hits in club history. also, retro night. 1964 throw backs for the phillies, and the cubs, scoreless game in the top of the fourth. cubs went on, astro changes one swing of the bat off hernandez, two run shot. two-nothing chicago. now top of the seventh. that's hernandez hitting castro, u mark, a minor league call, eject hernandez without a warning, ryan sandberg can't believe it. he gets tossed himself. that's the second time in seven games. unbelievable. bottom of the ninth now.

phillies down two-nothing jimmy rollins over three at that point, rips one down the right field line. that's a fair ball off off the wall. the double for rollins he ties schmidt, most hits in game history. 2,234. he would score on single. phillies down two runs, carl low ruse east, goes done, looking right there phillies just five hits, two run for the cubs, here's sandberg on hernandez ejection. >> hernandez did not have his control throughout the game. and i think that has to go noticed by an umpire, and typically there is a warning there, if he thinks anything was on purpose. but there is no way. there is no way anything was on purpose. >> very weak there. nba draft less than two weeks away, audition process in full swing. monday the sixers will be looking at a biggie, according to espn report, kansas freshman top three pick

andrew wiggins will work out for the club on monday in town. sixers hold the number three and ten overall pick. they also own 52nd rounds selections, in the 2014nba draft. at 39 years old with 14 seasons under his belt, timonen wasn't real sure if he wanted to return for a 15th. but the flyers and fin agree on one year deal. here is timonen on his decision to come back. >> inside of me i still feel like i can play, i can still put up points, i can still shut down the first line. that might be just me, but i want to think that way. and that's line, what i will take it for the summer. >> san antonio spurs one win away from knocking off nba champion heat, the spurs won the last two games in miami by average 20 points, game five is tomorrow night in san antonio. over to the link us o doing to the heat, martin is doing to the field shot open

record, five under 65, respectfully, in the first two rounds, he is six shots up on brendan todd headed into today's third round. and that's your eyewitness sports. i'm rob ellis. all right, well, hundreds of teens from new jersey share a really special night. the mansion in voorhees hosed disney theme prom for about with a hundred teens for special needs. organization fantastic friends through the party. seventeen year alomar is a hacker founded fantastic friends. she said she wanted to plan something big upon graduation for her twin brother, who has autism, and the rest of the organization. so sweet. that's it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. here's what's coming up for you at 6:00. dramatic new video shows the moment a dam breaks, dozens of students, we'll show you how. also ahead more laughs at the box office this weekend. we're going behind the scenes, with one of the stars of 22 jump street. all that, plus carol has your weekend forecast, after a week of wild weather are we

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i'm gregg boss well, the story coming up. >> learning details of preliminary report into the plane crash that killed philadelphia inquirer owner lewis katz, and six other people. today is saturday, june the 14th good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00. we will get awe check on that forecast, and we have good news for them, carol? >> we real dow. >> finally. >> yes, a week, very crazy week, we had storms, it was humid. it was almost summer like. we've got a weekends, i think you will absolutely a door, much like last weekends, and the weaken before that. soap, the weather at least is cooperating for anything you want to do outside. notice we take a look, "skycam 3", from our cbs-3 studios, do you still see few residual clouds off to the east, but off to the west starting to see a lot of clearing coming in, winds coming in out of the northwest,