we begin with breaking news, a very violent night on the streets of philadelphia, five separate shootings in at least two of them deadly. we are live with the latest coming up. also ahead surveillance video released from the moments leading up to a shooting attack near rittenhouse square, we will have more on the suspect police are searching for. pope verse the mafia, drastic announcement the holy father made about organized crime, this weekend. today it is sunday june 22nd good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. let's check that forecast. yesterday, if is day of summer, carol we are off to a good start. >> we had temperatures 79, 80 degrees. >> yeah, not bad today we will

be several degrees warmer than. that we saw a few clouds and some sun, we will be doing the very same thing today. lets see what we have out there at this point. you can see on storm scan three that there are a few clouds. if you look closely there is easier when you see them move in. not a lot of them but i think you'll find some clouds out there today with some sun breaks. so temperatures are not bad at all. we have 65 degrees through center city and airport. sixty-two trenton. sixty-three in wilmington. poconos cooler at 52. wildwood at 66 degrees this morning. our temperatures today, by 9:00 a.m. 71. by noon time 77 degrees. and then for our very first, summer day, our temperatures will be pretty much on average normally we would be at 84 degrees. we could be at 48 degrees as well today around 3:00, i think 83 is probably a safe number. then lets look at our future weather and it does want to bring a few cloud around. it says is there just enough instability in some areas, you

might see a shower, most every single forecast, says no, you maye a couple of clouds out there today but you won't be seeing any precipitation. we will continue to monitor that and also, how warm it gets on that eyewitness weather seven day forecast coming up, nicole. >> carol, thank you. more on the breaking news a violent night in the city of philadelphia while were you sleeping, five shootings happened overnight, two deadly. lets get outside to syma chowdhry live at police headquarters with the that story, syma. >> reporter: police have their handful since last night five shootings, two fatal, one including a teenager. these air lot of details, to sort out, so bear with me but i'll go in order time-wise. first shooting happened at 10:30 on the 4600 block of mar vine street. a man was shot, and he was critically wounded, taken to einstein hospital. and then at 11:00 o'clock

three of the 400 people were in the lot of near the 1800 block of north franklin street having an impromptu barbecue when the crowd spilled over to the 700 block of montgomery street. well, shots were fired, two teens were hit, and a 16 year-old was taken to the hospital, temple hospital where he was pronounced dead, a 19 year-old is at temple in stable condition. then around 11:30 police were on the scene of the 5500 block of north american street where three people were shot all three were taken to the hospital, shortly after there was another shooting on the 1300 block of mckenly street, one person shot. that person is listed in stable condition. and, the second fatality happened on germantown avenue at rising sun, a 24 year-old man was shot after getting into a confrontation with somebody who was shot twice in the torso, he was taken to temple where he was pronounced dead. so right now a lot of details, going on, with five shootings

that happened since last night, and philadelphia police are working to get more information but we know right now that no arrests have been made and no suspects have been identified. we are live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. and new this morning philadelphia police released surveillance video of the suspect wanted for sexual assault and robbery. investigators tell us early yesterday morning a young doctor was walking to a writ even house home when she was attack from behind. the suspect forced the 26 year-old woman into her apartment, sexually assaulted her and stole her i phone and keys. that victim is a doctor at the university of pennsylvania hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has been tracking the investigation. >> reporter: it was just after mid in night on saturday morning when the 26 year-old victim, a doctor, at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, was coming home from the nearby bar. she told police that the suspect walk up behind her grabbed her neck and forced

her inside where she was sexually assaulted. >> to think that someone could do that, and rittenhouse looks like a nice area too. >> reporter: 1900 block of spruce street is normally a quiet road. early morning attack left neighbors a bit taken back saturday evening. >> you feel safe in that area but we've got to be aware you may not be. >> it seems very safe, i'm surprised it happened here. you don't expect something like this to happen in rittenhouse. >> reporter: police are hopeful that security cameras in the area captured the suspect on video, perhaps before and after the the attack happened, in the meantime, the public is asked to take precautions as the suspect remains on the streets. >> i am not always as aware as i could be so this will make me probably more could go is in event of what is going on around me when i'm walking home. >> just walk with people,. >> reporter: special victims unit is hand telling case. the suspect is described as a hispanic male at 5 feet 7 inches tall wearing blue jeans and a black t-shirt.

at the time of the attack. we're near rittenhouse square, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". twenty year-old james daniels is behind bars charged with rape, robbery and possession of a deadly weapon. police in new castle delaware says he punched a woman and forced her in the car where he allegedly sexually assaulted her and hit her with the baseball bat. when she escaped he drove autopsy. daniels remains jail unable to post bail. police release aid picture of the man wanted for allegedly robbing two gun ranges in the city leaving a man critically injured. suspect identified as jeffery chandler has the word stretch tattooed on his right hand. his alleged accomplice, has already turn herself into police. the the paris accused of robbing yuri's gun range and delaware veil sports center gun shop and shooting range stealing nine handguns and shooting a man. it is southwest philadelphia, this man is wanted for robbing three businesses and six days. in each case, the suspect

entered the place, talks, and then pulled a gun from the right-hand and demand cash. this surveillance video was taken inside 56th street food market thursday afternoon. no injuries have within reported but police worry about what will happen next, if a victim resists. well, one day after speaking out against decriminalization of recreational drugs pope francis takes on the mafia. ex-communicating all of the members. cbs news correspondent alexis christopherus has the story. >> reporter: pope francis has a message for mobster you are ex-communicated from the catholic church. francis made the trip to southern italy saturday. he hell outdoor mass for a hundred thousand people a town where especially brutal branch of the italian mafia is centered. that group is a global drug trafficking syndicate well known for extorting businesses and infiltrating public works contracts. those who end their lives follow this path of evil as these people do are not in

communion with god. they are ex-communicated. many members of the organized crime in italy regularly go to church and take part in the sacraments. francis visited a prison where some mafia are serving time and met with the grandmother of the three-year old killed with his grandfather by mobster hit men. this was the strongest attack on organized crime since pope john paul, ii aimed criticism at cyst sicilian mafia in 1993, mob responded by bombing several churches in rome. a vatican spokesmen says that the pope's message to the mafia was not a former decree but a signal to mobsters that they had effectively ex-communicated themselves. alexis christopherus for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now to the crisis in iraq where another key post has been seized. on saturday islamic state of iraq in syria or is is took over another town 157 miles from baghdad this comes one

day after isis captured a town long syrian border to allow them to move weapons from syria to iraq. stay with "eyewitness news" for the latest on the crisis, we will bring you updates on television and our web site at cbs philly.com. the celebration fit for a hero, crowd lined the streets in springfield delaware county, to hug a veteran and wave a flag. the it was to welcome home 160 world war two veterans from their tour of honor in washington d.c. during that trip veterans viewed memorials dedicated to their service and sacrifice for their country. it was organize by the honor flight network. well, 75 years since the founding of the coastguard auxiliary, all volunteer group mark the occasion with the public tours of rescue boats and also some fun family activities at penns landing, they spend many hours training at their own expense to aid the coastguard and to keep the public safe on the the water. we say thank you. it is 6:09 right now.

soccer star hope solo behind bars, we will have more on the goal charges against the goalie for u.s. women's team. also concern rises as flood waters in the u.s. as at least four states are dealing with some of the worst flooding in decade. and a pleasant start to the official, summer season but the weather, we will start to heat up again as you can imagine, carol will tell us what we can expect in the seven day forecast, that is up

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well, four states in the midwest are bracing for more flooding and some spots they are seeing the worst month of rain in more than a century. cbs correspondent jamie youkiss shows us damage from minneapolis. >> a lot have of it we will lose. >> river boat captain gus, didn't expect to kick off first summer weekend by canceling four weddings. he is worried he might to have cancel more. >> it is a tough call to make when you have to call a bride to say we have to suspend business because river is forecasted to be over banks. >> reporter: rising flood waters are closing roads and sidewalks on harriet island and it will only get worse. >> their prediction is going to be probably three or 4 feet up the building there. >> reporter: three to 4 feet up the building. >> yes. >> reporter: thinks wetest june on record in 140 years in

minnesota, mississippi river has swelled as lakes and streams flow into it. by tomorrow river is expect to rise above 17 feet, at st. paul's airport they have built a second wall to protect against rising water. minnesota is expected to ask for federal help, torrential rains has washed out roads and created mud slide 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 just came through the wall. >> reporter: mississippi river is rising and moving at more than 20 feet per second, at that speed it is potentially damaging to nearby homes and businesses. that is what prompted the army core of engineers deputy commander christian thompson to release some pressure from the dam. >> what would happen if you didn't open this dam. >> you're looking at potential flood risk to the community here, so we've got to open this to help alleviate some of that. >> reporter: jamie youkiss for

cbs news. hundreds celebrate the the beginning of the summer at stone henge in england. crowd gathered at the prehistoric monument to watch sunrise on saturday. solstice marks the longest day of the year. of course that mysterious sits on the plane 80 miles southwest of london. how or why the stones are place there had are still unknown. big mystery. what is not a mystery or soon won't be is the forecast. you will share that with us, right. >> this is that atlantic city henge. >> i love it. >> they are really nice shots. >> isn't this gorgeous. >> yes. >> we just got the sun out there and it looks beautiful at the shore. great destination. you will take up a sea breeze because land will be heating up in the lower 80's and it will stay cooler in the ocean. we will get that sea breeze starting to come in but still a great place to go, it looks beautiful. we will head to another direction. where are we headed now, we will head to center city. we have blue skies, clouds. any clouds you are seeing are

the high thin variety and then go out to red age we are looking at the same thing. 61 degrees. very comfortable start. this is our first full day of summer, yesterday it was fairly full day, started at 6:51 in the morning. wind are calm, 52 degrees, in philadelphia it is 65. wind south east at about 3 miles an hour, calm wind down in atlantic city at the airport there. a temperature of 62 degrees this season could last, forever. but it is not here forever. lets make full use of it. we've got 65 at the airport. sixty in allentown. sixty-seven in millville and dover is 66 degrees in wildwood. so very comfortable start to the day. storm scan three note that is there are a few of these clouds, they're not, they're not going to block your sun that much but you could find clouds building to day. i don't think they will build to the towering levels, but you'll see a couple of clouds out there and some sunshine and just a nice day, it will

be warm, pretty, high pressure is here. things are looking like they should be very nice. they will be nice here again tomorrow, and with humidity remaining, pretty much on the low side and then humidity does start to pick up by the time we get to tuesday and especially by the time we get to wednesday. so what do we see as we go through the the next bit of time? well, here is our computer model that says a few clouds, okay, we get that, and it also say enough instability. if you saw anything today it would be a sprinkle, so, it does want to put a couple of freckles of sprinkles around there, and otherwise we are looking for great weather today, tomorrow looks really nice as well, so i think we've got a pattern we can enjoy for the next couple of days. we don't see as warm as it was last week but with those 90, 93-degree days but we will be getting well in the 80's the on the seven day forecast. dew point today is going to be 55 and that puts us in the very pleasant range. in fact dew points anywhere

from 50 to 55 degrees. we will go from awesome to pleasant. who could fight with that. so if you are going to the shore today low risk of lip current but remember the sea breeze. high risk of sunburn and temperatures in the water about 07 degrees. the air temperature is 75 degrees. it is really the winner any where you go. eighty-three philadelphia sun and clouds. seventy-five at the shore. fifty-seven in the mountains and the wind, light all day long we will be finding those, that same story tonight with southeasterly wind couple miles an hour. 62 degrees. pleasant nighttime temperature too. you can keep those windows open and not to have pay for cooling in your house. 85 degrees philadelphia, for monday, 86 tuesday, wednesday, and chance of a shower or thunderstorm, we're in the mid to upper 80's by the the time we get through friday, a saturday, and maybe friday with the thunderstorm but that is a long way off, nicole. >> hope solo, star goal keeper of the u.s. women's soccer team is behind bars being held

without bail after an incident in washington state. on saturday morning police say she hit her sister and her sister's 17 year-old son, as carter evans reports this is not the first time solo has been in trouble. >> reporter: police say hope solo appeared intoxicated and upset when they arrived to what investigators described as an out of control party at her sister's house in kirkland, washington some one called 911 after a fight between solo, her sister and her 17 year-old nephew. police say they had face and neck injuries and solo was uncooperative when she was arrested and book in the local jail on two counts of domestic violence assault. >> i knew from the very beginning we were going to find a waste to win. >> reporter: charismatic goalie for u.s. women's soccer team became a celebrity after winning back to back gold medals in the 2008/2012 summer olympics. she's now the most recognize wood man in american soccer and considered one of the top goal goal keepers in the world.

christine leahy is a sports anchor. >> she's a great at what she does and long list of achievements. >> reporter: but for a woman whose soccer success is all about control she seems to have trouble maintaining it off the field. solo first drew criticism after a loss at 2007 world cup when she publicly bash her coach, for benching her. >> we don't have any comment. >> reporter: solo had a brush with the law two years ago after a fight with her then fiance and former nfl player jeremy stevens who was accused of domestic violence salt but charges were dropped and they got married the next day. >> unfortunately i think what we know her for is she has such a bad rap and she has been involved in so many controversies throughout her career. >> reporter: that as carter evans reporting. solo is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. her current team seattle rain will to have play without her at a game today in rochester, new york. 6:20 right now. coming up inside the adventure aquarium hippo haven, erika von tiehl introduces us to button and general hoy 70,000

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home, adventure aquarium in camden, new jersey. meet buttons and jenny. >> jenny has acted definitely younger. she's more playful. button is more laid back. >> reporter: only aquarium in the world with hippos and their pad just got some upgrades. there is a new light, sound show and improved filtering system that makes water clearer for better hip he viewing. they have unusual roommates too including an african encrusted porcupine, would have been a neighbor in the wild. >> they will get along. the porcupine will dominate the hippo. he will come up and he will flare up and let him necessity i'm here and then they walk away like we're done. >> reporter: button and jenny pass the day taking part in enrichment exercises which brings out their you unique personality. >> jenny is usualry right there and button, she gets bored. button will actually sit down when she's bored and walk away from frustrates. so never did we think in a million years they would have that different of a

personality. >> reporter: once the food comes out, they are ready to work. >> poor little things are starving to death, look at them. >> they are real. >> reporter: they let me help out with one activity. girls are supposed to move over to where glassies being tapped. >> over here, come on over jenny. >> reporter: if they do they are rewarded with the whistle and head of lettuce. off their head, oops. that is a small part of what they eat every day. these are some hungry, hungry hippos, check it the out 25678900 pounds of pay, 3 pounds of gray, and that totals 70,000 calories, each a day. when the food is gone they have something else to chomp down on. >> we have a tire in there. it is a big tractor tire. >> that is their chew toy. >> yes. >> it is like a cong for a dog they can bite in and just go at it. >> reporter: with wiggling ears and big round bellies it is easy to forget they are wild animals, common misconception. >> hippos are cute but they are in the cuddly. they are trained and

conditions. they are never tame. we respect that with all of our animals. >> just be sure you don't come between them and their water melon. >> move it. >> reporter: fun hippo fact, hippos come from the greek word for river horse. very large river horse. check out hippo haven during normal business hours right here at adventure aquarium in camden. i'm erika von tiehl, cbs-3 eyewitness mousse. as i told erika this week 70,000 calories all that water melon, i would be a hippo chris to judge. have single day. 6:26. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news", with the constant news of vehicle recalls this year chances are are you or someone you know could ab affect but getting those cars fix might not be as easy as you think and could be a danger. jim donovan explains why, next. chaos at one of san

francisco's most popular attractions, coming up a plan to unblock the most crook street, it backfires, we will explain. if you you didn't get a chance to get out and enjoy weather on the first official day of summer yesterday, you'll have another opportunity today, carol returns with how you can expect things to warm up for your sunday, coming up.

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it was a violent night at philadelphia police respond to several shootings, two of them are fatalities. i'm syma chowdhry with that report, coming up. also ahead the identity of the victim in the deadly collapse in cherry hill. a caffeine high of a different kind just weeks after saying prices won't go up you'll soon be paying more for star bucks in store and at home. today it is sunday june twenty-second, good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:30. lets check that forecast and first full day of summer, carol so it will feel like it. >> maybe a tiny bit more than yesterday but maybe only by 4 degrees. yesterday we were at 79, 80 degrees, as we expect and today we will be at 83, 84 degrees. eighty-four is our normal high this time of the year, it is first full day of summer, we have, some sun, we have a couple of high, thin clouds

and we might be finding puffy cumulus clouds later on. so ben franklin bridge looks very nice there. you go to the shore and you can see the sun, working and saying yes, it is our season, it is summertime. storm scan three nothing going on except those couple clouds you might see out there. we will continue to monitor these skies, and we will also watch these temperatures start to climb a little bit. sixty-five in philadelphia right now. sixty-two in trenton. sixty-three in wilmington. if you have not been out yesterday this morning it is comfortable out there. if you have your windows old i'm sure you are glad you are. we have a dew point of 60 degrees in philadelphia those dew points which measure how much moisture is in the air will start to lower today which is good news because that makes the air mass feel even dryer and more comfortable. our temperatures by noon 77 degrees. by 3:00 p.m., 83, 84 degrees. expect that for a high, mixture of sun and clouds. it looks like a really nice day. looking at future weather this computer model which is not

right about the precipitation to the south because that is not happening now but it said it was, i'm not totally buying into what it says here which is a couple of sprinkles so i think we will be finding mostly a day with some sunshine a couple of clouds, comfortable temperatures and where it is summertime for pete's sake and we will look at that eyewitness weather seven day forecast coming up, thank you. breaking news, violent night across the city. philadelphia police investigating five shootings, two deadly. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at police headquarters with more on that story, syma. >> reporter: that is right, nicole, philadelphia police are busy responding to several shootings, overnight, and i have information here about the five of them, i will say them in order. so we will start with the first one that happened at 10:30. it happened on the 4600 block of marvine street. a man was shot, he was taken to einstein where he is in critical condition. a little after that around 11:00 o'clock near the 1800

block of north franklin street about 300 to 400 people were in a lot having an impromptu barbecue when police came and dispersed a crowd, crowd spilled over to the 700 block of montgomery street, shots were fired, two teens were hit and a 16 year-old was taken to temple where he was pronounced dead and 19 year-old was also taken to temple in stable condition. then police were on the scene of the 5500 block of north american street around 11:30 where three people were shot, all three people were taken to the hospital where we're working to get an update on their conditions. there was also a shooting on the 1300 block of mckinley street, one person was shot and he is listed in stable condition. and there was, the fifth shooting on germantown avenue and rising sun a 24 year-old man was shot after getting into a confrontation with somebody, he was shot twice in the torso. he was taken to temple hospital where he was pronounced dead.

right now fail police are investigating all five shootings. no arrests have been made. this is what they had to say about the incident. >> as police officers we're concern when there is people being shot, we're always on guard and aware of the environment. and again, they continue to investigate these five shootings, so far no suspects have been identified and again no arrests have been made. we're live at philadelphia police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. meanwhile police are investigating a deadly stabbing in fail's hunting park neighborhood. officers say just before 4:00 o'clock a 37 year-old man was stabbed in the chest of the front porch of the home on the 1300 block of erie avenue. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say hat suspect took off down erie avenue and if you have any information you are asked to call police. police are also looking for two men in connection with the deadly shooting in the northeast. a man in his 20's was pronounced dead just before 2:00 at day morning at colgate

and roselee street in lawncrest. his name has not been released and it is unclear what spark that shooting. we are learning the identity of the victim in friday's deadly collapse in cherry hill. officials say 38 year-old jose ortega in camden was killed during a demolition of the old blockbuster video store on route 38 in cherry hill. camden county investigators are still looking into how that collapse happened but preliminary reports indicate it was accidental. well, prices at the the pump are on their way up, in new jersey, prices have have jumped for nine straight days, after falling, for nine days before that. triple a reports the average in the garden state is 3.54 for a gallon of regular. in pennsylvania, drivers are paying $3.75 per gallon. in delaware, the average is 363, the national average is just to give you some perspective $3.68. well, it seems like every time you turn around there is an announcement of another auto recall, right? roughly one out of every ten cars and trucks on the road

has been recalled, this year alone. but as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find just because your vehicle may have been recalled doesn't mean you can expect a quick fix. >> reporter: when kathy good of delaware got a front axle recall note fridays gm involving her brand new 2014 chevy cruz she brought it right to the dealership. >> i left it there thinking i would get it back that day and they called me and said nope, it is in the shop. >> reporter: kathy ended up driving this loaner car for more than a movement every time she called for an update. >> carries on back order. >> reporter: nicole moses face aid delay getting her jeep liberty fixed. >> they turned me a way because of no parts. >> reporter: her recall involved fuel tank. her notice says small chance have of experiencing a fuel leak during certain rear end collisions can result in the under body fire. >> they told me it coiled take weeks or months. >> reporter: for seven months brett kupeck said he left his two dodge cars park while waiting for recall repairs on the tie rods. >> they told me they are

usable but you are taking your life in your own hands. >> reporter: recall notice says could cast a loss of directional control and or crash without warning. >> i have been waiting months and months and months for parts to get their cars fixed and noend in sight. dealers don't know when they are coming in. >> reporter: national highway traffic safety administration has strict rules about when and how a recall is issued. under the law consumers are entitled to a remedy within a reasonable time but word reasonable isn't defined. >> they cannot fix the car where there is no parts available. >> reporter: attorney bob silver man says if a vehicle is out of service because of a recall condition that cannot be fix or because parts are not available owners just don't have to have sit and wait things out. >> fur carries a brand new car you might have a lemon law claim. you might be entitled to all of your money back. if you have a used car, even a car out of warranty, that has been sitting down with no end in sight you are entitled to some compensation. >> reporter: often it is not just a case of make ago digsal parts, sometimes it is a case of starting the replacement

part production from scratch. that was the case from one of the gm ignition switch recalls. more than four months later the company has repaired only 7 percent of the vehicles. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. all right, 6:38 right now. star bucks fans, you may want to save up a little bit more for that morning cup of coffee. just what you want to hear, right, as soon as you wake up. starting tuesday, coffee giant is rising its prices. on average a star bucks drink in the the store will cost between five and 20 cents more, only about 20 percent of the orders will be affected so that is some good news. next month star bucks is also raising the the price of its package coffee sold in grocery stores by 8 percent. so that means you'll be paying a dollar more for a 12-ounce bag. all right. still to come this morning moving them to the the front of the line, how a local hospital will soon be giving veterans vip treatment, in the wake of the va investigation. our stephanie stahl has the the details. and taking short terms parking to a whole new level, why it is best not to linger

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back on "eyewitness news" with health care workers walking off the job for a one day street at chestnut hill

hospital. "eyewitness news" on germantown hospital as hundred workers gathered outside saturday. they were carrying signs calling for fair labor practices and higher wages at the hospital. they are pushing for a new contract to provide good middle class jobs and stronger voice, in the future of the hospital. >> we want to make sure the whole neighborhood ace wear of is what going on here at their community hospital and hopefully get their support and try to make the hospital understand we're out here not just for ourselves but mostly for the community and for the patients. >> now, officials say operations at chest null hit hospital were not affected by that strike. on the cbs-3 healthwatch veterans moved to the front of the line in south jersey, this following revelations that vets can wait months for medical appointments. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has that story. >> hey veterans we will take darn good care of you. >> reporter: cooper university health care announcing that it

will make veterans vip's who get priority same day services. >> what cooper is doggies absolutely outstanding. >> reporter: bernie, served in korea was on the new jersey veterans task force. he thinks va generally does a good job but could use all of the help it can get. >> our mission here at cooper here is clear, to serve, to heel and to educate. >> reporter: all of this follows a va ought that it found veterans waiting months to get appointments, in new jersey, the average wait time is 25 days. >> there shouldn't be this type of wait for individuals. >> reporter: there are a 130,000 veterans in south jersey, most get medical services at philadelphia va. it is unclear how many may take advantage of cooper's new program. >> they protect us, they have have served us, and they are the reason that people like you and i enjoy the american dream. we owe them a debt of have gratitude. >> reporter: george norcross, cooper board chairman, says existing staff should be able to accommodate new veterans and costs will be absorbed by va or programs like medicare.

federal legislation is pend ago this would give va extra money and cover cost for outside care like the the cooper program. >> how can you not give them everything that you have. how can you not say, of course, you could come see a physician. >> reporter: cooper will start the new veterans program the first week in july, the contact information will be on its web site, also, cbs-3 reached out to the the philadelphia va for comment. a spokesperson said they are not aware of cooper's plan but they are always quote looking for opportunities for partnerships. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". "eyewitness news" in fairmount park for day one of the philadelphia triathlon. more than 3,000 people swam along cue kill riff and bike along the park to raise money for chop. best try athletes in the world will take on olympic distances today. organizers expect to raise $325,000, pie the end of this weekend. good luck to them.

well, hey forget the sky, these super heroes move faster on land. "eyewitness news" at the navy yard in south philadelphia for super fun run. similar races are held nationwide to raise money for charities such as wish upon a hero. most race the the 5k but little caped crusaders ran their hearts out in a special 1k. he looks tired. he is getting to the end there every participant got a souvenir of their are own, their very own super hero cape. lets see folks out and about and today is a good day for it too, right carol. >> magic of a dish towel wrapped around your neck as a kid. >> imagination runs wild. >> it is great. >> look at this, nicole we have ocean city, we have people outside enjoying themselves, we have some sun and later on today and later on they will be treated to the sea breeze because land will be heating up a lot more than the cooler ocean and that starts the circulation. expect to find cooler temperatures at the hoe shore. if you don't like lower 80's you'll love the shore where

temperatures will be in the middle 70's today. it is not this dark in rehoboth beach. at least, not for long, because i don't like it this dark in rehoboth beach, and so we will turn the the lights on here and this is a lapse over the last three hours and you can see they are dealing with just a couple of clouds out there comfortable temperatures though at 68 degrees and the wind out of the north northeast, about 6 miles an hour. our temperatures, they are easy to take this morning. 65 degrees in philadelphia, 62 in trenton. 63 degrees in wilmington. i hope you were able to open your windows, fill your house up with the cooler air from overnight and kind of oven joy that throughout the rest of the day. sixty in allentown. sixty-seven in wildwood. ocean is warming up a little bit. right now 70 degrees. at the shore actual air temperatures are pretty close to that ocean temperature, stone harbor it is exactly the same as the ocean temperature, 70 degrees. it is 67 down in cape may. seventy-one in other sections of rehoboth beach. so storm scan three, you see a few clouds out there.

they are not a lot of them. they are not all that thick but still, there are some clouds outside and we will be finding a couple of them today but along with some sunshine, expect to find a day of partly cloudy skies. it is an easy to take forecast. high pressure is in charge of the weather. temperatures will get in the lower 80's, so that is also easy to take. tomorrow, probably the middle 80's by the time we will get to tuesday, more humidity starts to come in here and we will be finding these temperatures, still in the middle 80's. it will feel just a little bit more like the middle to upper 80's. our future weather, this computer model is continuing, i think to want to show just a sprinkle or two north and west of the city. do you see that. if you do you won't see it for long. it moves out and it is a big deal according to the computer model and others are saying most will stay completely driest specially philadelphia points south and east but there is that area to the north, where you could be picking up that brief little sprinkle and then farther to the west of that, maybe you

see another brief shower overnight. i think these showers at the this point with the growing season are probably fairly welcomed, so we're not going to call a shower, foul and get out of here, it is not that bad because it looks like it will generally be mostly a dry week coming up at least the first part of it. so a couple of mother nature's showers, not a bad idea, we've got dew points at 60 degrees. that is not bad itself but they will lower and get down to 55. that is extremely pleasant air, so the the air mass will be in great shape today and you'll be in great shape too if you go to the beach 75 degrees, sea breeze, low risk of rip current today. eight on the uv index though. in other words you can sunburn easily. thirty-eight in philadelphia. seventy-five shore and poconos. it is a win, win, win forecast. the wind light. sun came up 59:33. another long day. exactly as long as yesterday, 83 degrees, long days of daylight that they start to turn the corner and pretty

soon we will start to lose daylight, so, sunsetting again 83:00 367-8962 degrees. another great night coming up, and then as we look at the the next couple of days, temperatures get in the mid to upper 80's. it looks like day that is most humid will be wednesday with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm we might see another one next saturday, we will check it out, nicole. the time is 6:49. lets check on the the roads, ann evans standing by in the cbs-3 traffic center good morning, ann. >> good morning nicole. we are looking at i-95. yes, disabled vehicle to the north bound lanes to the right of the screen. thinks between girard and allegheny room. right lane is block. traffic is squeezing by causing a delay. we will move move the traffic cam here to kelly drive, kelly drive shut down, today between art museum circle and lincoln drive for the try rod philadelphia triathlon, and it is shut down along ben franklin parkway between spring garden street and art museum circle for triathlon

this morning. we will move traffic cam one more time to the blue route at mid county tolls and heading to the poconos today we have a mid county tolls at the the top of the screen, no delays or problems on the northeast extension or the pennsylvania turnpike. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. >> thanks very much. 6:50 right now. it is most crook street in the world and tourist travel from all over to san francisco get a glimpse of it. this weekend lombard street was closed to car traffic. it is an experiment apparently in an attempt to straighten out tourist that have taken over legendary landmarks. now they want to give residents a break and privacy here. no cars air loudon weekend afternoons so home own hers who paid a pretty pen toy live there say they are tired of unwanted visitors if this was in the less, lower income residential area, and they had this amount of people and cars on it, they would be in an uproar. >> pilot programs seems like a

joke. it is a joke. look at this. >> not happy. >> closing down the most crook street in america to car traffic only turned into a winding walkway. they were on foot instead so crowding lombard street more than ever. kind of backfired. another part of the california, a parking sign is attract ago lot of attention this is an up scale neighborhood of brentwood where a sign says you cannot leave your car longer than a minute, one minute parking. we mean one minute. actually the sign is a complete miss take it was supposed to read one hour parking which makes a whole lot more sense. that sign will remain until the city is able to make a new one, i'll tell you hear in fill awe are a minute late, you are getting that ticket. so pay those meters. we will be right back. when we're having this [ bubbmuch fun, why quit?] and new bounty has no quit in it either. watch how one sheet of new bounty keeps working, while their two sheets just quit.

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coming off a win cole hamels took the mound trying to extend that streak to six with the cardinals. let's pick things up at bottom of the second. scoreless game. and st. louis 02 pitch he pulled it to right field. that put cardinals on the board. half an inning later, j roll at bat, two men on base, gets the hit for sacrifice fly. codey ash tags at third and heads home. tied game one to one. and then in the eighth inning when cardinals break things wide open matt holiday with the go ahead run home. they will add another two runs before the end of the inning. phillies hot streak comes to an end with the final score

four -one. the the flyers season starting to take shape. league announcing the teams first game in the regular season will be held october 8th against bruins in boston and then back to philadelphia october 9th for home opener against the devils. nba draft is on thursday, sixers looking to score big with picks three and ten. complication with one of the topics joel embid underwent surgery on friday to have two screws implanted in his foot. that is same injury that ended bill walton's career. just weeks ago he was in line to go with the calves in the first overall pick. he is expect to be sidelined for six months. an injured embid could move andrew wiggins up to pick one or two. sixers have shown interest in wiggins but with the number three pick they may now have have to trade up if they really want him. to the world cup now u.s. team in a good position to advance to the knock out stage, they are up against

portugal later today. renaldo will be on the field. he has been dealing with the knee injury. although he is not hundred percent, u.s. defense is not taking any chances. >> he is the best in the world with the ball at his feet, good striker left and right foot, dominant in the air and list goes on and on and that is yes is the the best player in the world. we will try to do our best to bottle him up. it has not been done in four or five years but we will see what we can do. finally in sports legal trouble for u.s. soccer star hope solo, long time goalie for u.s. woman's national team. she has been arrested on domestic violence charges after she allegedly assaulted both her sister and nephew at her home in seattle will. she will remain in jail until tomorrow when she makes her first court appearance. that is "eyewitness sports", i'm leslie van arsdal. well, manayunk arts festival continues today, hundreds of people, flock to main street saturday for annual event in the 25th year. it is opened today from

11:00 to 6:00 if you are interested. that is it the for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have at 7:00. a tractor trailer crashes in tie restaurant killing a worker. this morning we are hearing tails inside at that time. then it looks like an ordinary bus but inside it is much different, how one woman hopes to help the home less. carol has your forecast for what is shaping up to be a pretty nice day ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪

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we have fivetive rent shootings that leave two people dead. this is one of the scenes in north philadelphia where we're live with the latest thon violent night. new this morning philadelphia police released surveillance video showing moments leading up to the home invasion and rape near rittenhouse square. we will have reaction from neighbors. and pope francis takes on the mob what the holy father is telling members of the italy's mafia. today is sunday june between the second thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 7:00 o'clock. the lets check that summer forecast with carol and so far, so good. >> we have had a lot of great weekend lately. we don't want to jinks ourself by saying that but i don't think weather works that way, does it? maybe. after what we saw this winter. we are looking at temperatures right now that are comfortable and sky conditions, that are okay. then you have a few high clouds but