godzilla set. >> we were shooting music area the movie, and it was pretty cool. the band was walking around, we're going to sing at the same time. it's going tofor feel a little insane at the same time. >> he is such a nice guy and currently headlining the tour, there is so much great music for everyoneçó to get out there and see this summer, hope you get out there and see it. >> it is the insider

>> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> oh, gosh, it's not safe to walk around by myself necessarily. >> residents shaken by a

crime. a woman followed, forced inside her home and then sexually assaulted. the victim a 26-year-old doctor. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. police are taking a look at surveillance video in hopes it will lead them to some answers in this case. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has been tracking the investigation. he's got the very latest from rittenhouse square. >> reporter: it was just after midnight on saturday morning when the 26-year-old victim, a doctor at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, was coming home from a nearby bar. she told police the suspect walked up behind her, grabbed her neck and forced her inside where she was sexually assaulted. >> to think that someone could do that. right house is a nice area so it's surprising. >> reporter: the 1900 block of spruce street is normal al quiet road. the early morning attack left neighbors taken aback saturday evening. >> you feel safe in this area but always got to be aware that you may not be. >> seems very safe. that's why i'm surprised that it happened here.

plea please are hopeful security cams are were able to capture the suspect on video perhaps before and after the attack happened. the public is asked to take precaution as the suspect remains on the streets. >> i am not always as a wear as i could be so this will make me probably more cognizant of what's going on around me. >> walk with people. >> reporter: the special victims unit is handling this case. the suspect is described as a hispanic male 5-foot 7-inches tall. in rittenhouse square, matt rivers. >> 20 year old james daniels is behind bars charged with rape robbery and possession of a deadly weapon. police in new castle county delaware say he punched a woman and forced her inside a car where he allegedly sexually assaulted her and hit her with baseball bat. when she escaped he reportedly drove off with her belongings.

daniels remains jailed unable to post bail. police release a picture of a man wanted for robbing two gun ranges in the city. the suspect identified as jeffrey chandler has the word stretch tattooed on his right hand. his alleged accomplice has already turned herself in to police. the pair are accused of robbing uri's gun range and the delaware valley sports send center gun shop and shooting range allegedly stealing nine handguns and sheeting a man as well. police are also investigating a deadly stabbing in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood. officers say just before 4:00 a 37-year-old man was stabbed in the chest on the front porch of a home on the 1300 block of erie avenue. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say the suspects took off down erie avenue. if you have any information, please contact police. also this man is wanted for robbing three southwest philadelphia businesses in six days. in each of these cases, the

suspect enters alone, he talks to a worker and then suddenly pulls a gun from his right hip and demands cash. this surveillance video was taken inside the 56th street food market on thursday afternoon. no injuries have been reported. but police are worried about what will happen if his next victim resists. and police are now looking for two men in connection with a deadly shooting in the northeast. a man in his 20's was pronounced dead just before 2:00 this morning at colgate and rosalie streets in lawncrest. his name has not yet been released and it's still unclear exactly what sparked this shooting. and it's a beautiful night for a stroll. "eyewitness news" in rittenhouse square on a very cool evening. people just kind of hanging out tonight. not very summer like though on the first day of the season none complaints from me. will it warm up, though, that is the question. meteorologist justin drabick joining us from the cbs3 sky deck with a check on the first forecast. hey, justin. >> natasha, you know, it's

late june so we are going to warm things up again eventually but yeah somewhat of a cool start to the official summer season. high temperatures below average. we made it to 79. that was the official high at philadelphia international airport. our average high is 84 degrees, so we're below average but looks like the rest of the weekend we'll get closer to average and the humidity begins to build as we head towards next week. obviously it can get hot this time of year. 99 is the record high temperature for this date. quiet on storm scan through a-few fair weather clouds passing overhead as we speak from the city south and east. no threat of rain overnight. of big area of high pressure building over the northeast. a comfortable 71 degrees here in the city, 69 allentown, mid 60's to the south. millville, new jersey, 68 in wilmington suburbs also in the mid 60's this hour pottstown willow grove and doylestown. humidity levels stay low. open up the windows. low temperatures tonight will drop into the low 60's, maybe even some 50's in the suburbs

and a nice rebound tomorrow. again very pleasant low humidity. we'll warm it up though because we'll see more sunshine, back up to 84 for the high for philadelphia. the shore and mountains look very, lies in the mid 70's. we'll talk about when the warmth and humidity returns in the seven day forecast in a few minutes. natasha. >> justin thank you. tonight we're learning the identity of victim in yesterday's deadly collapse in cherry hill, new jersey. officials say 38-year-old jose ortega of camden was killed during demolition of an old blockbuster video store on route 38 in cherry hill. camden county investigators are still looking into how this collapse happened but preliminary reports indicate it was an accident. also a day after speaking out against the decriminalization of recreational drugs, pope francis takes on the mafia. excommunicating all members. cbs news correspondent alexis christoforous has more. >> reporter: pope francis has a message for mobsters, you're excommunicated from the

catholic church. francis made the trip to southern italy saturday. he held outdoor mass for more than a hundred thousand people in cal those who in their lives follow this path of evil as mafioso do he said are not in communion with god, they are excommunicated. many members of organized crime in italy regularly go to church and take part in the sacraments. francis visited a prison where some mafioso are serving time and met with the grandmother of a three-year-old killed along with his grandfather by mobster hit men. this was the strongest attack on organized crime since pope john paul ii aimed stinging criticism at the sicilian mafia in 1993. the mob responded by bombing several churchs in rome. a vatican spokesman said the pope's message to the mafia

was not a formal decree. instead, it was a signal to mobsters that they had effectively excommunicated themselves. alexis christoforous for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> now to the crisis in iraq where another key border post has been seized. on saturday the islamic state tough iraq and syria or isis overtook another town along the euphrates river. about 175 miles from baghdad. this comes just one day after isis captured a town along the syrian border. allowing it to easily move rebels and weapons back and forth from syria to iraq. stay with "eyewitness news" for the latest on the crisis in iraq. we'll bring you updates here on television and on on our web site, cbsphilly.com. and officials are now also pointing at this crisis in iraq for rising gas prices here in the states. in new jersey, prices have jumped for nine straight days after falling for nine days before that. aaa reports the average in the garden state is $3.54 a gallon for regular.

in pennsylvania, drivers are paying $3.75 a gallon. and in delaware the average is $3.63. the national average stands at $3.68. healthcare workers, they walk off the job at chestnut hill hospital for a one-day strike. "eyewitness news" in germantown on germantown avenue as about 100 workers gathered outside carrying signs calling for fair labor practices and higher wages at the hospital. they're pushing for a new contract to provide good middle class jobs and a stronger voice in the future of the hospital. >> we want to make the whole neighborhood aware of what's going on here at their community hospital and hopefully get their support in trying to make the hospital understand we're out here not just for ourselves but mostly for the community and for the patients. >> officials say operations at chestnut hill hospital were not affected by the strike. and in germantown today, a celebration of history. "eyewitness news" was there for a juneteenth celebration

marking the anniversary of the signing of the 13th amendment which abolished slavery in america. the event featured performances, historic exhibits and other family friendly activities. "eyewitness news" also in fairmount park today for day one of the try rock philadelphia triathlon. more than 3,000 people signed up to swim the schuylkill river and bike and run through the park, all to raise money for children's hospital of philadelphia. the best try athletes in the world will take on olympic distances tomorrow. organizers expect to raise $325,000 by the end of the weekend. >> ♪ >> stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight. some shocking video as a bus driver is assaulted by a passenger. why police think this man went berserk. concerns rise with the flood waters in the midwest as at least four states are dealing with some of the worst flooding in decades. justin. >> yeah, we had a pleasant start to the official summer season. i'll let you know when the

weather will feel more like summer coming up in the seven day forecast. >> the flyers next season starts to take shape. we're going to tell you who they're up against in the home opener next

>> we're now seeing video of attack on a bus driver that led to a crash in phoenix. take look. you can see an out of control passenger rush to the front of the bus and begin hitting the driver. passenger tries to help but is pushed back. the bus eventually veers into the median. two dozen people were injured. police believe the attacker was

under the influence of drugs. >> he may be a convicted felon, but that hasn't stopped thousands of people from lusting after jeremy meeks. meeks was arrested in california 80 miles east of san francisco. so many people libeled like his mug shot when it was move the on facebook he was nicknamed the handsome felon. he is an admitted gang member with lengthy criminal history including nine years in jail for grand theft. he was arrest add gang sweep this week and being held on a million dollars bail. jailhouse interview he tried to explain why he had a gun. >> appreciate the, you know, that everyone thinks i'm handsome. i'm not trying to go at anybody, but if i have to back someone up off me for my own safety, then that's what that was for. like i'm out there trying kill people. >> one person who isn't happy about the media frenzy his wife. the so-called handsome felon is married with two young children.

now four states in the midwest are bracing for more flooding. in some spots they're seeing the worst month of rain in more than a century. cbs correspondent jamie, shows us some of the damage from minneapolis. report. >> a lot of it we'll lose. >> reporter: river boat captain didn't expect to kick off the summer weekend by cancelling four weddings. he's worried that he'll have to cancel more. >> that's a tough call to make when you have to call a bride and say, heim sorry, we have to suspend business because the river is forecasted to be over the banks. >> reporter: rising flood waters are closing roads and sidewalks on harriet island and it's only going to get worse. >> their prediction is going to be probably three, 4 feet up the building there. >> reporter: three to 4 feet up the building. >> up the building, yeah. >> reporter: this is the wettest june on record i 140 yes in minnesota. the mississippi river has swelled as area lakes and streams flow into it. by tomorrow, the river is expected to rise above 17 feet.

at st. paul's airport they built a second wall to protect against rising waters. minnesota is expected to ask for federal help. the torrential rains have washed out roads and created mudslides around hospitals and apartment buildings. like the one barbara lee lives in near jordan minnesota. >> that stove was against that wall. and the whole side of the building came through the wall. >> reporter: mississippi river is rising and moving and more than 20 feet per second. at that speed it is potentially damaging to nearby homes and businesses. that's what prompted the army corps of engineers deputy commander christian thompson to release some of the pressure from the dam. >> what would happen if you didn't open this dam? you're looking at potential flood risk to the community he here. so we've got to open this to help alleviate some of that. >> reporter: jamie, cbs news. >> turning to our weather now, couldn't have asked for a more

perfect first day of summer. temperatures below average. low humidity. something about the weekend. we'll do it all over again. a little bit more sunshine and warmer but comfortable. great weekend to be down at the shore. cloudy today had a couple of showers earlier this evening. but still didn't stop people out on the boardwalk in ocean city. and still out there right now. taking advantage of the nice weather tonight. temperatures are in the upper 60s. so nothing terribly warm overnight tonight. we're dropping into the 60s right now over most spots. 70s still at the airport. 65 in reading very comfortable humidity levels low for this time of year. 55 comfortable degrees up in mount pocono. but again nothing too warm across the northeast and mid atlantic. nice cool refreshing air mass has moved in from canada. sticks around for the rest of the weekend. high pressure will knows its way into new england that keeps us nice and dry pre text us from any storms. any showers stay to our south. south and washington, d.c. through the overnight just a few clouds may pass by we'll call it

partly cloudy. overnight hours through the delaware valley. more sunshine and your way for sunday. now winds are starting to switch little bit more out of the east. so that still keeps our temperatures from get to go hot. flow coming in off the water. need that strong persistent south wind bring that that heat and humidity. we're not seeing that. sunday afternoon winds still easterly off the ocean. it's monday that win starts to switch around out of the southeast becomes more southerly into tuesday. that's when we start to bring back that humidity and that classic summer like feel we have here in the delaware valley. 80s tomorrow with more sunshine than we had today. high pressure over new england keeps us dry for monday. little bit warmer upper 80s. humidity returns on tuesday. still dry. we'll see warm front move through bringing some clouds and looks like wednesday is our next best chance to see scattered showers maybe even a thunderstorm. sprinkle or two possible in the mountains tomorrow. i think most areas stay dry just a few clouds a lot of sunshine around. same deal on monday. mostly sunny conditions. tuesday some more clouds to

start to move in. that's the sign of the warmer air as well as the humid air mass beginning to build back into the region. so overnight still comfortable. partly cloudy. 62 for center city. that means suburbs could get down into the 50s so a nice refreshing start to the day on sunday. a lot of sunshine through the afternoon. warm us back up to 84 degrees which is the average high temperature for this time of year. winds out of the east to southeast east about 10 miles per hour. shore forecast more sunshine than we had today. have the sunblock around uv index high. ocean water 70 degrees. air temps 77. rip current risk will be at a moderate level because of that easterly wind. it pushes off all that water on the beach and that water has to go back. it's go the a lot of force with it. it can cause rip currents make sure the lifeguards are on duty if you plan to head into the ocean. here's the extended forecast. we'll warm it up next week. 86. monday and tuesday some more clouds. wednesday it's warm, humid, 88. with a chance for afternoon showers and thunderstorms. humidity drops again for the

second half of next week. temperatures right near average for this time of year in the mid 80s. typical summer stuff coming next week. >> perfect for your surfing. yes. (laughter). >> his paddle boardingly. paddle boarding. body boarding. >> you do it all much that's justin. >> he does it all. >> yes, he does. >> what's going on with sports. >> we're shifting for the inform ba draft this week. we're telling you how it could affect the sixers decision with that third overall pick and phillies out in st. louis for game number three against the cardinals. can they keep that five game winning streak alive? we'll ha

>> coming off five straight wins cole hamels takes the mound for the phillies today trying to extend that streak to six against the cardinals. game three of four game series the offense doing its part

lately putting up nine runs in the past two games. pick things up bottom of the second. scoreless game. mike add dams at the plate for st. louis. zero-two pitch pulls it to right field that sends one hasn't mommy and put the cardinals on the board. half an inning later j roll at bat. gets the hit to centerfield with the sac fly. codey asche heads home. the game tied up one a piece. that is where we stay until the eighth inning and cardinals break things wide open matt holiday with a shot to the gap. they'll add another two runs. and the phillies hot streak comes to andy. the final score four to one. >> the flyers season starting to take shape. legal announcing today the team's first game in the regular season will be held octobe october 8th against the bruins in boston and then back to philly october 9th for the home opener against the devils. and the flyers alumni holding their first charity softball game at campbell's field today. event included vip meet and greet and all you could eat barbecue buffet all proceeds will go to charity.

>> the nba draft is on thursday. the sixers looking to score big with picks three and 10 but we have a complication with one of the top good picks. joelle em bee underwent surgery on friday to have two screws implanted in his foot. weeks ago in line to go with the cavs for the first overall pick. he's expected to be side lined tup sick months injured could move andrew wig guns to picks one are two. sixers shown lot of interest in wiggins but with that number three pick, they may have have to trade up if they really want to have him. ♪ >> to the world cup now a tie between ghana and germany earlier in the day puts the u.s. in a great position to advance. they're up against portugal tomorrow. rinaldo will be on the field. he has been dealing with a knee injury although he's still not 100% the us defense isn't taking any chances. >> the best in the world with the ball at his feet. could striker left and right foot. um, dominant in the air.

the list goes on and on much that's why the he's player in the world. we're going to try and do our best to bottle him up much it's not been done in fer or five years but we'll see what we can do. >> three on the games held today startinstarting first in group n exciting finish for argentina getting only goal in the game in the final minutes of play. also today germany against ghana that game ending in a two-two tie. nigeria able to hold off for the win. eliminating bosnia from the world cup. finally in sports, the legal legal trouble for u.s. soccer star hope solo. long time goalie for the us women's national team. she allegedly assaulted both her sister and her nephew at her home in seattle. police say she appeared to be in inn tock indicated and upset. she will remain in jail until monday when she'll make her first court appearance.

♪ >> welcome back everyone. fire company in burlington county, new jersey, has good reason to celebrate. "eyewitness news" at the goodwill fire company in pemberton as award were given out to thank members for their years of dedicate the service. the ceremony was part of an event marking 195 years of volunteerism and commit many to the community. colleagues from neighboring fire companies were among those who gathered to congratulate them. congratulations.

hundreds of folks flock to main street in manayunk to. today for the annual man yuk a arts fest vat. the 25th year of this event and nearly 300 artists will showcase their work. official say about 200,000 people from all around the country come to this event. it will be open tomorrow from 11 a.m. to sick p.m. i'll have to stop throu

>> that is "eyewitness news" tonight. i'm natasha brown many for lesley, justin, you will of us here we appreciate you being with us. if you're up early join nicole brewer and carol erickson beginning at 6am. remember we're always online for you cbsphilly.com. criminal minds is up next. have a great night, everyone. ♪

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