mediate the dispute between the transit agency and its engineers and electricians unions. that request was granted and the striking union members were sent back to work. >> we will certainly comply with the mandates of the law, and we will be given the opportunity to present our best case to the presidential emergency board. >> reporter: the two unions have been working without a contract for four and five yea years. the main sticking points they say pension benefits, raises and retroactive pay. >> it's significant am of money that is owed to our members. >> service is suspended until further notice. >> reporter: and while riders felt the frustration today, the worst averted at least for now with service set to resume before the monday morning rush. >> it's the only way i can get back and forth at the city. >> reporter: so negotiations must continue. the presidential emergency board scheduled to give its recommendations on resolution within 30 days. again, septa announcing tonight that the regional rail service will resume starting tomorrow

morning with those first trains, for example, down to the airport that starts around 4:00 o'clock this morning. tomorrow morning rather. and chestnut hill starting around 6:00 o'clock. for much more information we have that septa customer service number right at the bottom of your screen. we're roaring live in center city jan carrabeo cbs-3 it witness news. >> jan thank you you can also find the septa customer service telephone number on our website at cbsphilly.com and keep it right here and "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage. a great day turned into great night. "eyewitness news" in center city where folks were out for an evening stroll. certainly are a lot of dads out there who hope this great weather sticks around for tomorrow. meteorologist justin drabick is tracking important father's day forecast and joins us now with a closer look. justin? >> evening, todd. we can breathe a little bit ease your all that tropical air is gone. the humidity has lowered. you can open up the windows maybe shut the air-conditioning off and save some money on the

electric bill. how about these numbers? 50's the toe to north. 57 in allentown. 55 mount pocono. mid 60s philadelphia and the atlantic city airport but look at the suburbs. whoo! 58 in pottstown. 55 quakertown cool air mass not typical for the middle of june. and you compare this to this time yesterday, 24 hours ago, we're anywhere from about five to 12 degrees cooler right now. almost on the cool side if you step out overnight. storm scan3 nice and quiet. just few fair weather clouds that are moving on in from the north over the past two, three hours. no threat of any rain. these are sunday morning temperatures. many suburbs in the 50s maybe even the low 50s to around 60s very comfortable start to father's day. check out the afternoon forecast we'll see plenty of sunshine by noontime, 75 degrees. low 80s by the middle of afternoon. it will be warmer but still the humidity levels stay low. no matter where you are across the delaware valley very nice. at the shore upper 70s.

we'll bring back the heat and humidity for next week. i'll show you the seven day in a few more minutes. todd. >> justin, thank you. new tonight the female suspect involved in a violent gun store robbery in bustleton surrenders to police. and right now the search continues for the male suspect. police say the pair shot a 67 year old man outside delaware valley sports center thursday night. seven guns were stolen during that rob before he. and tonight we are hearing exclusively from a par mad deck who jumped into action while off duty and saved the victim's li life. >> philadelphia paramedic brian lackey happened to be at the gun range the night of the shooting. >> the gentleman in just left the range about three minutes later comes back into the range saying he was robbed. >> he noticed blood coming out of the victims leg. the sketch was in danger of bleeding to death. >> he looked lick a femme moral artery bleed. i stuck my finger over and in the wound to keep him from

bleeding to death until the police got there. >> the 67 year old remains in the hospital tonight. he was last listed in critical condition. lack can he told us he did what any other paramedic would have done. a 484ed boy is rushed to cooper university hospital after being struck by a car in camden. the incident happened on the 1600 block of pine street at around 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. authorities say the driver of the car that struck the child remained at the scene. no word on that child's condition. >> the spca says they have busted up a major cockfighting ring in kensington. the raid happened on the 2900 block of e street this morning. authorities say a group of men was surrounding a ring and watching rooster's fight when they broke into the home. they escaped through the back door but the home own are in was arrested. 18 roosters were confiscated. >> the fighting birds they will be held as evidence until this goes to court. and typically it's hard to

rehabilitate fighting bird usually their euthanized. >> lawmakers are discussing the pros and cons of legalizing marijuana in pennsylvania. state senator anthony williams had a forum on the topic today. philadelphia city council is considering legislation to lessen the penalties for marijuana possession. >> much has been said of the phillies and their struggles this season but today we witnessed history at citizens bank park as jimmy rollins passed mike schmidt to become the franchise's all-time hits leader. rob ellis joins us live from the sat center with more today's moment. rob what great day for jimmy. >> yeah, it was, todd. brief respite for a tough phillies season. to put rollins accomplishments in perspective he collected his first career hit back on september 17th, 2000 sand.

a lot big ones but none more historic. three balls, one strike pitch to rollins. live drive towards right field. there it is. jimmy rollins is now the franchise leader in base hit. >> rollins has 2,235 career hits surpassed hall of famer mike schmidt for the all-time lead. he's the all-time leader in post hit hits. not bad for a 19,962nd round pick who many thought was too small to succeed. >> teachers ask you what do you want to do? i tallithim i'm going to be a baseball player. they would tell me the percentages. i'm like that's fine because one of those people in that small per sent. it's awesome, you know, being able to accomplish what i have accomplish. >> coming up later in sports, morrow reaction on rollins record breaking day plus full game highlights. all that and more in sports in just bit. todd? >> rob, thanks a lot. still ahead oh and "eyewitness news", the crisis in iraq escalates and the united states

makes a move. we'll have the latest on the growing instability as insurgents take over. >> plus it was supposed to be a joke but not too many people are laughing. we'll tell was an air traffic controller said to a pilot that has the faa now investigating. justin? >> all right. pleasant weather to start off the weekend. it looks like it continues for father's day. i'll let you know when the heat turns up again. >> and it's a celebration of red, white and blue. philadelphia marks flag day with a very special ceremony. we'll take you there when "eyewitness news" conti

>> sunday will be an official day of mourning in ukraine where pro russian rebels shot down a ukrainian government transport plane. 49 people were killed. it's the worst loss of live in a single attack since the fighting there began some four months ago. ukraine's president vows that those behind the attack will be punished. >> right now american battleships are moving to the persian gulf in case the us decides to take military action against islamic militants in iraq. those militants are threatening to capture more cities. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has the details. >> reporter: the aircraft carrier uss george hw bush and two other war ships are maybe energy wear to the persian gulf from the north abe brie yann sea. chuck hagle order the the move to give president obama

additional military options as islamic extremists continues to seize towns in northern western iraq. baghdad appears to be the next target from an al-qaida splinter group called the islamic state of iraq. >> on saturday, thousands of answered a call from iraqs most influential clerk to pick up arms and defend the company. the militants momentum seemed to slow as the weekend began. still baghdad is under tight security with troops manning checkpoints. newspapers warn residents of an impending humanitarian crisis if the insurgents are not brought under control. >> there's nothing but political solution to this. obviously there needs to be security operations to deal with the terrorist threat. that's inevitable. >> reporter: as the us decides if it will provide any military assistance, cbs news has learned that iran has sent troops to iraq to help restore stability in the region.

wendy gillette, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> polls are now closed in afghanistan after a mostly peaceful run off election for new president there. officials are estimating the turn out was about 60%. the candidates are a former foreign minister and ex world bank official. today the white house praised the afghan people and called the election a major step forward on the country's democratic path. >> a massachusetts mother is demanding an apology from jet blue. she claims flight attendant refused to let her three year old use the bathroom. jennifer devereaux was on a flight this week from boston to -- from new york to boston. the plane was delayed on the tarmac for about 30 minutes. devereaux says that's when her daughter shed is he needed to use the bathroom but the flight attendant demanded they stay in their seats. >> it wasn't about bad customer service at that point. it was just about bad human decency. she was sitting in pool of urine and i couldn't do anything about it. and as a mom, it just broke my heart.

>> after the incident the pilot announced that he was taking the main back to the gate for an unruly passenger. but an off duty pilot sitting in front of devereaux convinced the crew to let her stay. meantime the faa is investigating a potentially dangerous prank an air traffic controller reported played oh and pilot. delta flight 630 from japan was about to land at hartsfield jackson international airport in atlanta when a controller told the pilot to abort the landing. officials say the controller immediately said she was joking but the pilot already made the turn and could not land. the plane landed safely on the second approach. british soldiers march in central london to mark the official birthday of queen elizabeth the second. the queen actually turned 88 on april 21st, but the monarch traditionally is he brace the occasion publicly in june. elizabeth's family also took part in the ceremony much the parade which is called trooping the color has taken place in london since 1820.

>> and back here in the us we celebrated nag day in philadelphia at a star spangled celebration much independence mall hosted the stripes and stars festival this afternoon. reenactors joined current and former soldiers for a march from the national constitution center to independent hall. our very own jessica dean emceed the event. congress designated the flag as our national symbol some 237 years ago. and today is also the 239th birthday of the us army. justin we got beat up all week by this weather. >> yes. >> weekend came and we got the payoff. perfect timing. tough day to come to work. >> yes, it was. giving up a great day. we'll get our shot again tomorrow. looks good for father's day lot of sunshine, pleasant conditions and at the shore still pretty active. good place to be tonight. some nice owls out on the ocean boardwalk this hour. little bit cool down there by the water. probably need a sweatshirt with temperatures eventually dropping

into the 50s. even into south jersey. but something about our weekends lately have just been awesome across the delaware valley check this out go back two weekends ago we had high temperatures in the upper 70s with very low humidity, last weekend, same little bit warmer. mid 80s slightly above average with no humidity. here we go again this weekend. check it out. today's high seventy six degre degrees. tomorrow close to average low 80s but the humidity levels stay on the low side. they will return, though, as we head into the work week. now storm scan3 you see just a few clouds continuing to dissipate as an area of high pressure builds in from the midwest. look at that. mainly clear skies expected overnight into your day on sunday. 64 at the airport. 57 allentown. lower 60s across south jersey. 56 in lancaster. mid 50s just to the north and west in state college. that cool, dry canadian air mass continues to settle in behind yesterday' storm system that moved on out. dew point temperatures very low.

they're in the 40s. you don see this too often for the month of june. yesterday they were in the 70s that measures how much moisture and humidity is in the atmosphere. you see that, you know it's going to be very comfortable and great conditions to spend outdoors. now the reason our winds notice the arrows moving southeast that means northwest wind so it's coming from canada. cool dry air continues to build in for sunday. another great day outside. get back into the low 80s there's the high pressure system keeping us dry. starts to move offshore monday that means more of a south wind. slowly bring back the heat and humidity and then by tuesday, i think we make run at 90 degrees. if we hit that, it will be our first 90-degree day this year in philadelphia. humidity certainly on the rise. we'll talk about some more shower and storm chances. but tomorrow looks great. nice and dry, good day for dads. must be hitting the golf course very pleasant conditions. monday maybe a few more clouds move in from the west disturbance comes on through. i think tuesday main the dry

there could be isolated shower. the difference will be the heat and the humidity. very comfortable overnight. mostly clear skies, low temperature for the city 58 degrees. we should be in the mid 60s. so if the see is in the upper 50s you know the suburbs back it down into the lower 50s. nice rebound for sunday mostly sunny, warmer 83 for the high testimony cher northwest breeze continues 10 miles an hour. great looking beach weather. 78 degrees at the new jersey shore delaware beaches. a lot sunshine. have the sunblock. uv index very high. ocean water at 68 degrees. and maybe you're taking dad to the phillies game tomorrow. first pitch at 1:35 against the cubs. upper 70s beautiful conditions plenty of sunshine with a northwest breeze 10 miles per hour. all right. here's the extended forecast up to 88 monday. mostly sunny skies. and hot and humid for tuesday. a few more clouds. keep it around 99 degrees tuesday and wednesday. i think wednesday, thursday, friday there will be chance for scattered showers maybe thunderstorm each day with that warm and humid air mass in place.

so we're back at it next week. back to the typical summer like stuff. >> thanks, justin. rob ellis is here with a look at what's coming up in sports. >> speaking of summer heft rick day down there at citizens bank park in south philadelphia. we'll revisit jimmy rollins franchise record breaking hit and hear from j roll and his manager on the milestone plus phillies bats delivered as well. they came alive against the cubs. they came alive against the cubs. that and unfortunately s open ♪ ♪ mom, we need another refrigerator! come to hhgregg... and fill your home with happy.

>> back to the record setting day at citizens bank park. in case you missed it jimmy rollins became the phillies al all-time hits leader passing mike schmidt. j roll a com flash the feat in the bottom of the tim. lace as zen gel right there to right field and the crowd explodes. jimmy rollins the signature point to the sky right there. and watch very nice touch and good idea by the phillies.

mike schmidt on hand brings j roll's bat out to him and congratulates jimmy. the two have lot of respect for one another. they hugged. jimmy now has 2,235 career hits. >> to the game itself phillies jump on the cubs early. chase utley bottom of the first so lot shot 387 feet. he's only 749 hits behind jimmy. phillies at that point take one to nothing lead. bottom of the second, phillies leading two-one. runners at the corners. that's ben revere just kind of drops one in writ there but that will take care of business. and get the runs home writ the there. four-two phils at that point much go to the bottom of the fifth dom brown who a conversation with mock schmidt in the hallway prior to this bat makes like the all time phillies homerun leader throw one shot much his fifth of the season. phillies within seven to four. here's rollins and ryne sandberg on the special day. >> you are around long enough in one organization and you're productive you're going to be able to accomplish pretty cool things and this is one of things

along the way. >> being one of the oldest franchises in baseball to be the all time hits leader speaks for itself. he also kept it in the yard probably saved him some money there from having to buy the back from a fan or whatever takes place there. >> mike schmidt coming down the line shocked mow. then the teammates, you know, came out and the game stopped, firework went off, and it was pretty cool. >> speaking of fireworks, what a series it only went 5nhl stanley cup finals but they sure did have lot of drama. concluded aft 94 minutes of hillary clinton key. two over times. the kings knocking off the rangers and winning their second cup in three seasons. kings 26 post season games in this off season. here we go with the nba gave time tomorrow night. spurs taking care of business. they'll go to their home court today. the series was one-one aft miami beat san antonio in game two but the spurs but oh and a clinic. san antonio win it will be their fifth title in 15 years.

>> big question heading into today's round three of the u.s. open could martin keim mr. hold and to a six straight lead. he shot a two over 72 today. this was his second shot from the rough. par 55th hole. watch him drop this thing about 5 feet from the opinion right there. keimer sit a top leader board. he hold as five stroke heading into the final round at pine hurst. >> day three of the world cup today a full slate featuring four games on the schedule. this was the early matchup. grease versus columbia it was all columbia. second half nice goal off the corner kick that puts columbia up two to nothing. icing on the cake here in stoppage time. james rodriguez finds space and side the box and beats the keeper from 16 yards out. columbia a three to zero winner. >> companies at a rhea and our

gay. companies tare went down one to nil in the first half and came out at half time they were firing scoring two goals. another late goal to pull off a crazy upset. final three-one costa rica. all right. the most anticipated matchup of the day england versus italy in the italian team came out on top much this was the game winning goal. mario, heads it in there. italy gets the best of england, final two-one. and we'll be right back. ♪

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