developing this morning, back on the rails. septa regional rail service resumes but only after president obama gets involved. we're live with the latest. and an off-duty paramedic rushes to save a man shot during a robbery. this morning he's speaking only to "eyewitness news". and, j-roll, jimmy rollins, in the record books. he is waking up with a brand new record, and we're going to show you the game highlights coming up in sports. today is sunday, june the 15th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, and happy fathers day. our time now 6:00. let's get a check on the forecast, i'm pretty sure we have something special for dad? >> we do tan cost nothing and it is for everyone, so happy fathers day. if you have a child, if you have a pet child, if you have mentored somebody, it is a hey

fathers day to you. looking at just great weather condition. it is beautiful out there this morning, look at the blue skies, and the temperatures are cool, too. 60 degrees, the breeze yesterday made yesterday just spectacular. i think we'll do it again today. but it will be slightly warmer. let me show you on storm scan3, right now, we have nothing to deal with, thank goodness, snow is perfect day that you can get outside, do whatever you want, 06 degrees in philadelphia, that's out at the airport, and in center city, 56 trenton, 58 degrees in wilmington, we have 53 in the poconos, 63 down in wildwood this morning. so, very comfortable temperatures, look at this day, veggies on the grill, at noon, and then 3:00 p.m. it is hammock weather. so temperatures will be getting into the lower 80s little warmer than it was yesterday, so expect to find these temperatures instead of in the middle 70s as we had yesterday, with 30-mile per hour winds, we will find them today five, 10-mile per hour winds, temperatures get to go about the 82, 83 degrees mark.

so beautiful weather coming up. we'll see for how long there is a big warm upcoming on the seven day forecast, just ahead, nicole? >> carol, thank you. a developing story for this morning. septa regional rail commuters are breathing sigh of relief. president obama has stepped in to make sure the trains keep on running. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry live at the fernrock transportation center, where ride remembers back on the railings, syma? >> well, nicole, there was a septa regional rail line strike, but that strike was short-lived. we do have video whatever it looked like when electrical workers and engineers formed a picket line. now, the strike started saturday at midnight, but president obama signed executive order last night, a point ago emergency board to mediate the labor dispute and order earth the union back to work. had the president not gotten involved all 13 regional rail lines would have come to a halt, now there is strike was the first in 31 years, the

last septa regional rail strike was in 1983. that lasted more than three months. now, more than four engineers and electrical work verse had a long running labor dispute, will be forced to go back to the table, that of course will be mediated by the president's emergency board, and we have reaction from union reps. >> 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, with respect to the economic issue in dispute. >> reporter: and now the workers are also compelled to return to work for the next eight months, which means, they cannot strike again until february. we're live in north philly. syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you, you can also find the septa customer service telephone number

cbsphilly.com. keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage. search continues for one of the suspect involved in a violent gun store robbery. the robbery took place outside the delaware valley sports center in bustleton thursday night. sixty-seven year old man was shot and seven guns stolen during that robbery. female suspect is surrendered to police, but male suspect remains on the loose. a cbs-3 exclusive this morning. we're hearing from an off-duty paramedic who jumped into action after that shooting thursday night. he saved that victim's life. >> came outside, the gentleman was bleeding, noticed where he was bleeding from it, blown an artery, so the only way to stop it was to place my finger over the wounds to stop the bleeding. >> sixty-seven year old man remains in the hospital, list in the critical condition. told us he did what any other paramedic would have done. well, two people are in the hospital after a serious car crash during a test drive in montgomery county.

the driver was test driving a car with the car's owner in the passenger seat. the car crashed into treason curb near long view and keen road in limerick just after 6:00 last night. driver returned to pottstown hospital. the passenger, to paoli hospital. four year old boy is rushed to cooper university hospital after he is struck by a car in camden. it happened on the 1600 block of pine street around 1:00 saturday afternoon. investigators say the driver of the car that hit the boy remained at the scene. there is no update on that child's condition this morning. well, the phils have had their ups and their downs so far this season, but yesterday, we saw history made at citizens bank park. take a look. >> now the three ball one strike pitch to rollins. line drive toward right field. there it is. jimmy rollins is now the franchise leader in base hits. >> yep, there it is, that's base hit number 2,235 in jimmy rollins' career.

j-roll passed mike schmidt to become the phillies all time hitter. way to go, j-roll. also former mvp, three time all-star, four time gold glove winner. not bad from a player many thought was too small for the big leagues. >> teacher ask you what you want to do, i tell them i want to be a baseball. they give you the percentages, and i'm okay, i'm one of those people in that small percent. awesome being able to accomplish what i have accomplished. >> i love it. former phillies manager charlie manuel sent his regards via twitter congratulations jimmy rollins on the knocks record. you are the toy cannon. certainly is. testament to the power of the paint brush. how young man turned violence in his life into artwork that has captured the attention of very press teen us university. also, found money, it is a craze on social media. now, hidden cash is hitting up

the big apple. plus this: >> it is a look inside the human brain, like you've never seen before. i'm health reporter stephanie stahl with the first exclusive look at the franklin institute's new brain exhibit. >> and carol has your fathers day forecast when we come it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we're asking this sports town which blueberry greek yogurt is their champion. it's the bottom of the 9th, who's it going to be? get your greek yogurt here! can i ask you a question? which one tastes the best? a tastes better. a. i love. lift it up and see what the winner is. who is it? no way. it's yoplait! i knew it! do you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani. hoorah! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself. go boston!

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are threatening to capture even more cities. >> the aircraft carriers, uss george h.w. bush, and two other warships, are making their way to the persian gulf in the north arabian sea. chuck hagel ordered the move to give president obama additional military options, as islamic extremists continue to seize towns and territories in northwestern iraq. baghdad, appears, to be the next target for the sunni militants, who are from al quaida splinter group called the islamic state of iraq and the lavant. saturday thousands of men answered call from iraq's most influencial shiite cleric to pick up arms and defends the country against the insurgent. 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 is nothing but the political solution to this. obviously there needs to be

security operations to deal with the terrorist threat, that's inevitable. >> 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 for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meantime, white house is praying the people of afghanistan, with mostly peaceful election, officials estimate the turn out about 60%. the candidates are a former foreign minister, and an ex world bank official. president obama calls the election a major step forward on the country's democratic path. and, new this morning, the us army appoints two star general to investigate how and why sergeant bowe bergdahl left his base in afghanistan resulting in his capture by the taliban. bergdahl returned to the u.s. last week after spending five years in captivity. the general's identity has not been released. the investigation is expected

to start next week. it is unclear if bergdahl will undergo formal questioning. on the cbs-3 health watch this morning, you can now see what's going on inside your head. scary thought, i know. at the franklin institute new your brain exhibit open to the public this weekend. "3 on your side" health reporter stephanie stahl was given a first look. >> reporter: take a climb inside your brain. it is a two story structure, that allows to you see and feel how your brain looks and reacts to everything. >> every step on these floor panels we're triggering this simulation of brain activity. >> under the maze of tunnels inter-active floor panels, each step triggers lights and sounds. >> it is an incredibly active dynamic environment where you are part of the signalling. >> you can also play virtual tennis, and learn how you easily miss visual changes, or drive a car to see that multi that is king is a myth.

your brain actually switches back and forth. over 70 inter-active experiences at the franklin institute's new exhibit. >> your brain is one of the most complex if not the most complex organ in your body. it controls everything that you do, see, feel, how you act. this exhibit really allows you to understand some of the science behind that. >> this shows how neurons work, with electrical and chemical signals. and did you know there is a special part of your brain that recognizes faces? and interprets body language, even emotions? >> this is -- >> your brain is incredibly complex, made up of 86 million neurons connect today each other, complex networks, at a scale we can't see without a microscope. >> said it took seven years to create the exhibit that includes what looks like a regular street scene that's packed actually with optical illusion cents to learn how how your brain tries to figure

out what's real, what's not. >> this might look like an exploding manhole cover. but it is not. >> it really helps you understand what happened inside your head every day. >> you can also test your short-term memory and find the best way to keep your brain in good shape. we have a lot more information for you, including how you can see all of this for free. check me out on facebook, we also have the information at cbsphilly.com. click on health. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, very cool exhibit. 6:14 right now. the hidden cash craze is getting closer to philadelphia. new yorkers got to search for free money yesterday. once anonymous california millionaire, jason booze i is behind that game, nearly 60 envelopes, each filled with 50 bucks and silver dollar were tucked in central and prospects park. also debuted in houston and mexico city yesterday. well there is next story is just in time for breakfast. it is the world's largest

breakfast table, all part of the cereal city festival. where else? battle creek, michigan. post, kellog, conago a, free cereal, pop tarts, milk and juice. more than 70,000 bowls of cereal were enjoyed. a lot of cereal. leftovers of course donate today a local food bank. very nice. 6:15, right now, yesterday was beautiful day, carol. so hopefully today is much like the same? >> you know, i think it might -- i don't know, it will be close. they're both perfect. so it is judging apples and apples. one have little more shine if you like a particular slightly warmer, less windy, that's today. if you liked that breeze yesterday, that was lovely, and cooling, and great. and today perfect. people already out on the board walk. it is fathers day, but this is really just a stellar day for anyone to just enjoy themselves, get outside, take a look outside if you don't feel like err err --

exercising, and gorgeous, too, going up to the reading area, 06 degrees, the sun up there, that is cannot miss destination no matter when you go. you have absolutely terrific weather. fifty-six in trenton right now, we have 58 degrees down in wilmington area, 57 in millville, 53 allentown, so everybody pretty close to where everybody else is. temperature wise, and storm scan3, we have almost identical sky conditions, all over the area. meaning, we're not finding any clouds at all. so expect to find a dry, gorgeous day today. with temperatures getting into the 80s. now, yesterday we stopped at 76 degrees in philadelphia. today we should be 82, 83 degrees, high pressure is here, and because it is closer to us, it is not going to be generating the winds that we saw yesterday. it does pull away, though, and when it moves away, we start to get the air coming up from the south. and that's going to be boosting our temperatures, and the humidity. so tomorrow, expect to find the temperatures getting into the upper 80s, by the time we get to tuesday, we can be

finding these temperatures getting around 90 degrees, and we might keep that going for a day or two. do we see a shower or thunderstorm chance? yes, few fronts, et cetera, lurking out there, and that's why we might encounter not today, and virtually all of tomorrow, should be dry. but we still have those shower and thunderstorm chances always. so now we're already into monday. we ran right through the day, nothing was happening, and monday looks pretty similar, until we start to pick up a chance of a shower from a system that's off to the west. now, does it make it all the way through the philadelphia area? this computer model, says, no, just sort of sees philly and says, you know what, no, let's just forget t leave them alone. we'll see whether that actually comes to pass by the time we get to that monday night, tuesday time period. just chances of couple of these showers and thunderstorms, starting later on monday, and tuesday, and wednesday. comfort index? our current dew point is 47. we expect to find it about 50 degrees today. what does that mean?

it means that we're not in the insufferable range. we're down in the awesome range. since it is even cooler than that this morning, with dew point, we're extremely awesome this morning. soap, let's enjoy all of this, because we end up with dew points that get into the six 60s, the middle 60s, we start to get steamy around here, just in time for summer to start. next saturday. oh, boy, already. eighty-three -- and it can slow down, season can slow down. eighty-three, shore 80, poconos 78 degrees, every location sunshine, every location absolutely ideal. tonight, 60 degrees, another cool nice night. but that really starts to change on the eyewitness weather seven day forecast. notice, that monday is 88 degrees, more humid, tuesday, and wednesday, we are around 90 degrees with the chance after shower or thunderstorm, same deal on thursday, maybe on friday, and we'll see at this point saturday's dry at 83, nick snow. >> thanks, carol. well, new orleans high school artsies heading to an ivy

league school this fall with big scholarship. he expects college to be challenging of course. but cbs news correspondent brandon scott tells us there is young man has already put in a lot of hard work to overcome challenges. >> these are the hauntingly hopeful faces of inner city new orleans. and this is leonard the 18 year old high school artist who painted them. >> personally, i feel it conveys a messing. >> this 3d painting was featured recently in the new orleans contemporary art center it, shows a gun on the grounds, and young man turning his back. >> in this city most of the homicides and shootings and stuff like that are because of young african-american males. so i just wanted to do a piece that was sort of turning your back on that. >> the piece is personal to leonard. he grew up in the projects of one of new orleans infamous high crime, low income neighborhoods. he was born when his mom was

just 13. his dad was a drug dealer murdered in broad daylight. >> could you have fall mean that same trap in terms of violence? >> i think so. i think i was really lucky. >> as a kid, he loved art. and his mom encouraged him to draw, keeping him away from the drugs and violence. teachers recognized leonard's talent and pushed him to apply for college. not only did he get accepted to yale, he earned a prestigious scholarship to help cover the costs. >> what do you think of your accomplishments? do you ever sit back and take it all in? >> when i do, i start freaking out a little bit. i specially have to go to school annex sell, so it will be difficult to yale university. >> leonard's paint brush helped change the course of his life. and he'll use it to create the next chapter. brandon scott, cbs news, new orleans.

amazing what resilience can do. 6:20 right now. water fight is shaping up at one of the worlds' natural wonders. for more than a century one company has made its business bringing tourists as close as possible to the fault. but getting some competition. how it could change niagara falls. that story coming up. also the town that's buzzing over the newest residents. we'll explain next.

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actually it is the steam ship and its competitor. vanita my err reports. >> reporter: if you have ever taken a tour of the magestic niagara falls, channels cents are you were riding on a made of the mist steam ship. the company known for signatures blue ponchos, monopoly on these waters for more than a century. now they're seeing red, white local of it, thanks to horn below err, their new rival. >> we think it is a great company. we like their brand. we like our brand a lot more. >> terry mc ray the company's ceo. horn below err already runs tours, and the statue of liberty, two years ago, they won a bid to run tours on the canadian side of the falls. >> you know the falls are iconic. the views of the falls, the things that people talk about with the falls, they're all from the canadian side. >> now, the made of the mist can only operate on the us side. but they're confident it won't impact their business.

company spokesperson, kevin keenan. >> a great deal of it is the experience of our captain, seven of our can't have 111 years experience at the helm. >> the greatest deal of the year. >> marquees, their ace captain. he jumped ship to join horn blower. >> i think it is really good. it is going to create more after better product for the general consumers. >> this week, horn blower, modern fleet of at that time a march and many carry a hundred more passengers per trip, also offering more cruises, took tail cruises annex tended hours. >> we would love to be operating on both side, we would offer over there. >> around since 1846. we won't be going anywhere. >> only time will tell if both companies can stay afloat. vanita meyer, cbs news, new york.

>> 6:25 right now. texas neighborhood is on edge, and taking mat into their own hands after invasion of beels. the bees established hive inside the walls of nick's home near houston, and dangerously close to the room where his kids sleep. now, nick doesn't like it, but his neighbor was terrified, and had to fashion a bee proof suit just to get to her car. >> so that's how i walk in my car and then i open and i sit down and i have three bees in there. >> bees in the garden are great. bees inside your walls, i don't think that's good. >> wow. that was quite a bee suit. well, nick says, he called an innings terminator, and they said they'll be there as soon as they can. yikes, that's a problem. 6:26. coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news", back on the rails, live as septa workers return to the job. plus this: >> i fell on my head and got a concussion, and worked through the, you know, lingering effect every dizziness, double vision, and that's all gone,

and i'm a hundred percent. >> former secretary every state, hillary clinton, opens up about her health and her plans for the future. we'll have preview of jane pauley's sunday morning interview. and carol says we're in for another beautiful day. she'll have the fathers day forecast and more when we come back. honey bunches of oats! it's got grains, which i like. i like the little bunches of oats. what i like is actually the flakes. it's got crunch, which i love. mmm. it's really good. honey bunches of oats. yay!

>> back in service, workers return to the job after president obama intervenes,

and that septa strike. today is sunday, june 15, good morning, thanks so much for joining us, happy fathers day to you out there. i'm nicole brewer, and it is 6:30, of course, if you're having plans with dad today, i think you're in luck, right, carol? good weather day? >> even if you're not having plans with dad, you are in great luck. the weather is just perfect today, nicole, everybody. i know you enjoyed the day yesterday, temperatures middle seven's, saw decent breeze out of the northwest. >> sun was out, perfect we do it again today. look how nice it looks center city, blue skies everywhere, gorgeous at the shore, can you not miss with these forecast. look at the sun, and in atlantic city, now go out to the ardmore area, lower merion high school. fifty, just turned up to 57, 58 degrees. so, very cool start to the morning. it is nice you can just keep the windows open, hear all of the birds calling to one another. storm scan3, nothing going on, we have dry conditions, we expect to keep it dry all day,

and we expect to keep it virtually cloud-free, as well. our temperatures, starting to the north, 53 until the poconos, allentown, 60 in philadelphia out at the airport. by the time you make it to millville you have dropped couple of degrees, 57 degrees, and then in wildwood, 63 degrees this morning. so nice start, look at the day, 75 degrees, by the time we hit the noon hour. by 3:00 p.m., 82 degrees. everybody will be in the hammock, dad will be mowing the lawn. oh, it is supposed to be the other way around. never minds. so, future weather. now, we put this in motion. notice no clouds. we have just no rain expected either. this is dry day, dry right through tomorrow morning. one thing you will notice tomorrow, humidity levels will come up. how about these weekend? two weeks ago, saturday, sunday, we temperatures not even 80 degrees, but full sunshine, last week, we were at 84, both days, gorgeous day, and this week we've got just terrific weather coming

up, as well. so, expect to find these temperatures wonderful and i think you will love this weather, i'm not so sure you will love that eyewitness weather seven day forecast, however, if you don't like summer heat. because it is on that forecast. i'll show that you coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. developing story, this sunday morning, and relief to those commuters who take septa's regional rails. now, appears, federal intervention will keep the trains on track. electric workers and engineering set up pick line for the short lived strike. president obama signed an executive order last night. he appointed a board to mediate the strike. if the president hadn't gotten involved, all 13 regional rails would have come to a halt. now the sides will meet with mediator. we will be given the opportunity to present our best case to the presidential emergency board with respect to the economic issue. >> so you can also find the septa customer service

telephone number on our website cbsphilly.com. keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the septa strike, narrowly averted. >> spca says they've busted up major cockfighting ring in kensington. raid happened on the 2900 block every e street yesterday morning. authorities say a group of men was surrounding a ring and watching roosters fight when they broke into the home. they escaped through back door. that homeowner was arrested and 18 roosters confiscated. the fighting birds, they will be held as evidence, and until this goes to court. and typically it is hard to rehabilitate a fighting bird. usually they're euthanized. >> home owner is facing animal cruelty charges. area lawmakers discuss the pros and cons of legalizing marijuana here in pennsylvania. state senator anthony williams hosed a forum on the issue at the university of pennsylvania saturday. the panel talk about how tax revenues and crime could go up if marijuana is legalized.

philadelphia city councils sill considering legislation to lessen the penalties for marijuana possession. well, today is an official day of mourning in ukraine after pro russian rebels shoot down the ukrainian government transport plane. this is video of that crash which killed 49 people. cbs news correspondent omar villa franco reports the worse loss of live in single attack since the fighting began there four months ago. >> a fireball lights the horizon as pro russian rush opens shot the ukrainian military jet out of the sky early saturday. all 40 paratroopers and nine crew members were killed. a traffic camera appears to have captured the moment it happened in the eastern second shop of the country near the russian border. ukraine's president vows those behind the attack will be punished. ukrainian defense officials say, pro russian separatists use anti-aircraft missile and heavy machine guns as the plane was trying to land and then battle city, after the crash, rebels combed through

wreckage, searching for weapons and ammunition. the incident set off protests outside the russian embassy in the capitol of kiev. demonstrators hurled eggs and overturned diplomats cars. >> the shoot-down comes only a week after president petro spoke about plan for peace in his inaugural address, reopened talks with moscow. now called emergency meeting with the security chief. washington is rejecting russia's repeated denial that it is not arming the rebels with tanks and other military equipment. rebels insist, they stole the tanks from ukrainian stockpiles. us secretary of state, john kerrey, says the us and its partners will raise the cost for russia if it doesn't stop the flow of weapons across the border. omar villa franco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". a massachusetts mother is demanding an apology judge fret blue. claims flight attendant refused to let her three year old use the bathroom. jennifer debra was on flight last week from new york to boston.

now, the plane was delayed on the tarmac for about 30 minutes. she said that's when her daughter said she needed to use the bathroom. well 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 a pool of urine, i couldn't do anything about it, as a mom it just broke my heart. >> after that incident, the pilot announced he was take that plane back to the gate for an unruly passenger. but an off-duty pilot sitting in front of dove row convinced the crew to let her stay. wow. meantime, the faa is investigating a potentially dangerous prank in air traffic controller reportedly played on pilot. delta flight 630 from japan was about to land at hearts field jackson international airport in at lan tax controller told the pilot to abort the landing. officials say the controller immediately said he was joking, but the pilot already made the turn and couldn't land. the plane landed safely, though, on the

second approaching. you do not mess with that. that's for sure. happening today, it is the opening ceremonies for the special olympics usa games. it is all happening today in new jersey. crews of volunteers have been getting venues ready across mercer county. about 3500 athletes with intellectual disabilities will participate. the opening is her moan list feature cold ren lighting, entertainment, parade of athletes. today at 4:00 at the prudential center in newark of the best of luck to the athletes. well, speaking of athletes, special olypians from all across the country and hundreds of volunteers are headed for the games. the pennsylvania special olympics team held a party in south philadelphia before leaving for the competition. mayor nutter joined the fun there. see that. wawa presented the athletes with a check for more than $300,000 all raised by in-store donations. once again, we want to wish a good luck to all of the athletes participating in the special olympics this week. it is such a special event. such a great organization. such great people.

all right, 6:37 right now. book signing surprise for hillary clinton. we'll tell you who showed up to her event this weekend. pretty surprising. also ahead, how a community came together to helpful fill a dying man's last wish for his daughter. and, a celebration of red, white and blue, how philadelphia marked flag day with a very special ceremony. we'll have all of that plus carol has your forecast when "eyewitness news" continues.

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>> gang now on "eyewitness news", national organization dedicate today providing jobs and life skills training celebrates its 50th anniversary. the opportunities industrialization centers head a black tie gala at the convention center. civil rights activists, al sharpton, was keynote speaker there. first oic training center was founded by the late reverend doctor leon sullivan right here in philadelphia. hillary clinton gets surprise visit of all places cosco warehouse in virginia. mrs. clinton was signing copies of her new book when supreme court justice sonia society so mayor showed up. can you imagine? now the two chatted for a bit, you see there in that photo. sotomayor told reporters she was just shopping at the store. you know, everybody goes to cosco apparently. love that. well, secretary clinton is on book tour of course promoting her new memoir published by simon and shuster, a division of cbs. later this morning, she will talk with jane pauley on cbs sunday morning, now, their conversation touches on issues

like benghazi, clinton's health, and whether americans are sick and tired of her famous last name. here's preview of the interview you'll see coming up a little later on cbs this sunday morning. president clinton told someone who was with just this room, personally, hillary clinton says everyone's sick of the clintons. is that how you feel? >> well, a lot of people have said that besides me. but that wouldn't -- that wouldn't influence my decision one way or the other, because i think the voters have the right to choose who ever they want. >> is health an i shall knew. >> no, for me, personally, no, thankfully. i fell on my head, got a concussion, and work through the lingering effect every dizziness, double vision, and that's all gone, and i'm a hundred percent. >> then there is benghazi. >> i stood next to president obama as the marines carried those flag-draped caskets off the plane at andrews. >> the planes will never saw

everyone. >> right. this is in the fog of war. and there were a lot of confusing pieces of information flooding into us from the very first moment we heard about it. we did our best to sort it out. did i my best to fully cooperate with the congress. i respect the congress' oversight responsibility. but there is a difference between unanswered questions and un listened to answers. >> and you can seymour of jane pauley's conversation with hillary clinton this sunday morning, right here on cbs-3, at 9:00 right after our show. 6:43 right now, british soldiers march in central london marking the official birthday of queen elizabeth the second. queen actually turned 88 back on april 21, but the monarch traditionally celebrates the occasion publicly in june. elizabeth's family also took part in the ceremony, see the dutchess of cambridge there, the parade which is called trooping the color has taken place in london since 1820. well, back here in the united states, we celebrated

flag day in philadelphia had a star spangled celebration. independence mall hosed the stripes and stars festival saturday afternoon. reenactors joined current and former soldiers for a march from the national constitution center to independence hall. our jessica dean actually mc that event. congress designated the flags as national symbol, 237 years ago, saturday was also the 239th birthday of the us army. and, 6:44 right now, beautiful day for celebrations, carol. >> absolutely beautiful. and weaver another stellar day today, nicole. >> great news. >> the sun is out, people will be out, anywhere you go, i think you'll find people in very good moods today. not only is it fathers day, we have just the best weather, i think, we could possibly have this time of the year, or really any time of the year. beautiful as we look at atlantic city, we have very comfortable temperatures this morning, 60 degrees, in philadelphia, right now, so cool start to the day, 56 in

trenton, five in wilmington, 53 in the poconos. 63 degrees down in wildwood. this is what's coming, though, i've been talking about the warmth we're getting on the seven day forecast air will start coming up from the south. at this point in the morning, 72 in atlanta, so, expect to find this warmer air starting to get transport in the our area, and it is not just warm, it is a lot more humid than what we're dealing with right now. so, storm scan3, you have to go a long way long way, maybe to the west of chipping chick. system out there watching for not today or really tomorrow but as we get into maybe the tuesday and wednesday and thursday time period, just chances of picking up a shower or a thunderstorm. but for today, if you are traveling around, good idea, high upper 80s, will keep the wind from blowing as hard as they were yesterday. they gust today 30 miles per hour yesterday. kept it cool, didn't it?

they all came out of the northwest, then as we get to monday, we will be way up into the 80s, probably 88, 89 degrees tomorrow, the humidity will also start to come up, and then we start to watch for temperatures getting into the 90s, maybe just 90 degrees, on tuesday, and we say just 90. but by wednesday, could be 91, 92 degrees, even. so, let's check this out. this is our future weather, doesn't even need to be stopped, because there is no reason to. it just the sky conditions will look almost identical. the sun will disappear for a time. but otherwise, everything looks the same today, tonight, with clear skies. and then, tomorrow, we have some very nice weather starting as well. this is the front, now, does it actually make through here? does it just go to the north and west of the poconos? this computer model wants to wash it out. this computer model has been wrong. so, just know, that there will be a front in the area. so there is a chance, later on monday, and monday night, that you pick up shower or thunderstorm. and those chances still exist on tuesday. not every place, but, some

spotty showers can't be ruled out. for the first couple every days of next week. forty-seven current dew points, sunday's dew point, going to be 50. so that's extremely comfortable, that's in the awesome range. and we will be finding a great beach day, too, 80 degrees, uv index really hyatt nine, the low risk of rip current, we like, that the ocean temperatures, might even want to get into there is the water is not particularly warm, it is 65 to just about 70 degrees. but, it is warming up a little bit in the sky will be so nice, you may just say, you know what, let's get in there and cool off. zero eight at the shore today. seventy-eight in the poconos. 83 degrees in philadelphia, our winds, pretty light today, out of the northwest, 10 miles an hour. so lighter than yesterday. 60 degrees tonight. another beautiful night. then the little warm upstarts. 88 degrees and more humid on monday. maybe by monday, late afternoon or night, depending where you are, chance of shower or thunderstorm, 90 tuesday, 91 wednesday, thursday, 88 degrees, and then we are slightly cooler starting on friday.

nicole? >> carol, thanks so much. our time now 6:47. we check the roads with ann evans. good morning, ann. >> good morning, nicole. you are looking at the boulevard right now. we're focusing in on the southbound lanes right at broad street. onramp there you can see on the onramp, disable vehicle blocking acceleration lane. so far no delays, as traffic squeezes by that. and we're going to move the traffic cam here to the ben franklin parkway to the right, the ben franklin parkway is closed westbound, to the art museum circle, and spring garden street for a run, also closed to your left, is kelly drive between fairmount avenue and the art museum circle. martin luther king drive between the ben franklin parkway and the falls bridge for the race today. and on to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. just gorgeous day like you heard carol say. and if you are headed to the shore, no delays on the ben franklin or the walt whitman. further up, no problems on the a.c. expressway, or the garden state parkway. keep in mind, septa regional rail service has resumed this morning. please check www.septa.org for

any last minute changes. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. nicole, back to you. >> thanks, ann. friends, family, strangers gather to fulfill a dying man's last wish. dallas event has stage for brain cancer, not much more time left. after his 12 year old daughter madison shared the store which local radio station, disc jockey fixed up family heirloom, their 1969 for the f150 pick up passed on for generations. >> my grandfather bought it brand new from day one, he has give ten to my dad, and my dad had passed it onto me, and now we're in the process of passing it to my daughter. >> i've been in it for as long as i can remember, i remember getting slurp east, all of that. >> now, in addition, the volunteers set up cd for madison, with extra money raised from donations. lots of great memories, that's for sure. 6:49 right now. we'll have more on jimmy

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jimmy, the signature point to the sky. and then this is real nice touch by the phillies. mike schmidt on hand, bridges oust jimmy rollins bat to him to congratulate him. rollins has 2,235 career hits. >> to the game itself, phillies jump on the cubs early, chase utley, bottom of the first, solo site, to right field, fifth the season, utley only 749 hits behind rollins. now bottom of the second. phillies up two-one, runners on the corners, that's ben revere. he drops it, right there. that bridges home carlos ruiz at that point, phillies take four to two lead. later in the fifth, dom brown had conversation with mike schmidt in the hallway prior to this at bat. that's brown's fifth. phillies go onto win seven-four, here's rollins and sandberg on the very special day. >> you are around long enough, in one organization, and you're productive, you will be able to accomplish some pretty cool things. this is one of the things

along the way. >> being one of the oldest franchises in baseball, to be the all time hits leader, that speaks for itself. and he also kept it in the yard, probably to save him some money there from having to buy it back from a fan or whatever takes place there. >> mike schmidt coming down the line shocked me. and then the teammates, you know, came out, and the game stopped, fireworks went off, and it was pretty cool. >> only went five games, stanley cup finals sure did have its share of drama t con included after 94 minutes of hockey, to over time, los angeles came knocking off the new york rangers and winning their second cup in three season, 26 post-season games, that matches the nhl record. >> game five of the nb amount final tonight, spurs close out, series one-one after miami won in san antonio, spurs put on clinic in south beach. they crush miami in game three, and four, san antonio wins, it will be their fifth tight until 15 years.

big question, headed into round three of the us open was cents could martin hold onto six stroke lead after posting consecutive rounds of 65. days one and two, keim err shot, a two-over 72 in rounds three. this was second shot from the rough. the par five, puts it within 5 feet of ten. signature atop the leader board, holds lead over rick, head dollars into today's final rounds. >> day three of the word cup saturday, full slate featuring four games on the schedule there is was the early match up. greece versus columbia a all columbia second half. nice kick, puts columbia up two-nothing, at that point, icing on the cake in stoppage times, james rodriguez, finds face inside the box, beats the keep, columbia winner three to nothing. drama in the afternoon game between costa rica

uruguay. costa rica was huge underdog, went down one-nil in the first half. they came out the second half on fire. scoring two gomes in success, they tacked on another late one, to pull up crazy upset. final, three-one. the most anticipated match of the day, glands versus italy, and the italians came out on top. game winning goal. mario, right there, heads it home. italy, gets the best of glands, final two-one. that's it for sports, i'm rob ellis. happy fathers day, everybody. >> well, if you celebrate its anniversary, he will come. actor kevin costner is back on the field of dreams, no, it is not heaven, it is iowa. costner starred in field of dreams back in the 80s, he returned to the special diamond in iowa to celebrate the film's 25th anniversary, can you believe it? did he what do you there of course. he played catch with his sons, 11,000 people are expected to visit the fields this weekend. all of them living. i would imagine. that's it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00.

here's what we have for you at 7:00. president obama addresses dads on fathers day. plus, heart-warming story on why today is extra special for one texas father. as he recently saved his son's life. and, if you are making plans, on your home improvement project, you might want to wait. "3 on your side" jim donovan has some advice for you on which repairs are more urgent than others. and it will be a nice day outside today. but carol says heat is on the way. so, stick around for your weekly forecast next. male announcer: commemorate the war of 1812 bicentennial and join our traveling celebration as the chesapeake campaign visits town festivals up and down our shores. visit starspangled200.com. presented by at&t. maryland. land of discovery.

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president obama intervenes. regional rail service resumes. man shot during robbery. this morning he is smoking only to "eyewitness news". and, jimmy j-roll rollins surely waking up in a good mood this morning phillies player set a bran new record and we have the highlights. >> today is sunday june 15th, good morning, thanks for joining us, happy fathers day to all of the dads out there. it is now 7:00. let's check on the forecast if you have got some plans for dad. really if you are doing anything outdoors. >> and dads to be like your husband. >> that's right. his first fathers day. >> i know. >> happy fathers day, call. >> looking at great weather, nicole, for everybody who wants to get outside, even if you don't want to get osi