iteam reporter charlotte huffman goes to report to get results. good morning, it is sunday, june between the second. thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:00 o'clock. lets check that forecast again. the the first full, official day of summer, right carol. >> yes, yesterday started at 6:51. so totally a full day of summer. >> count down going. >> we did, we did but today is first full take of summer and we have got a very long day, lots of daylight, both end of the day which i'm sure you will notice as you close out the day at 8:33 when sunsets tonight. jack frost big boulder, look at that, just wonderful, very defined shadows there meaning the sunnies up, bright, strong, 70 degrees and in the poconos we have temperatures up in the 50's, and right new we have that 70-degree temperature, through center city. this is obviously not a look at center city but kutztown. 64 degrees there. it looks gorgeous on the farm

property. so we enjoy this weather, storm scan three, we are looking at a few clouds but certainly nothing to impact our daylight and how pretty the day is. this will feel like summer today but not undually like summer. we have 69 degrees at the airport. sixty-seven in trenton. sixty-five in wilmington. our temperatures are along with these dew points make it feel comfortable. due pint right now of 62 degrees. but i think these dew points should be falling this afternoon and they should fall in the 50's which means the air will start to feel even dryer then it does right now. by noon right now 77 degrees. that is a great temperature. by 3:00 p.m. our high temperature 83 degrees. normal is 84. we will be enjoying lots of sunshine as we go through the day. a couple clouds. this computer model persist in saying a sprinkle well to the north and west as we go through the afternoon. that may or may not happen. mostly you should focus on is a great summer day and i'll show thaw seven daze forecast, and we will look at the the first week of summer, nicole.

>> carol, thank you. more on the breaking news a violent night in the the city of philadelphia, philadelphia police investigating five separate shootings. two people were killed. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at police headquarters with more, syma? >> reporter: that is right, nicole, several shots were fired throughout the city, overnight when police wrapping up one investigation at one shooting they had to head over to another, five in total, two fatal, one of them including a teenager. shots fired across the city overnight leaving two dead including a teenager. the first fatal shooting happened a little after 11:00. three to 400 people were in the lot having an impromptu barbecue on the 1800 block of north franklin street when police arrived to disperse the crowd. at least ten shots were fired as people spilled over to the 700 block of montgomery street. a 16 year-old boy was taken to

temple where he was pronounced dead, a 19 year-old was also taken to temple and he is listed in critical condition. this shooting was a close call for officers, as bullets hit a police vehicle. >> as a result of that shooting incident a police car was struck with a straight round. the officers were not in the vehicle at the time, fortunately for them. >> reporter: second fatal shooting happened outside of i bar on the corner of germantown avenue and rising sun avenue. a 24 year-old was walking down the street a little after 1:00 when he approached a group of people standing outside, he got inn to a confrontation in with someone and was shot twice in the torso. he was taken to temple hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> we have a scene out here. we have about 13 shell casing and there was a large crowd. >> reporter: there were three more shootings overnight. man is in critical condition at einstein after being shot around 10:30, near the 4600 block of mar vine street. and then around 11:30 another shooting, two people are in the hospital have after being shot on the 5500 block of

north american street. and another shooting, on the 1300 block of mckinley street leaves one man in the hospital, in stable condition. police say that it was a violent night. >> police officers were always concerned when there is people being shot, so we're always on guard and aware of the environment. >> reporter: police continue to investigate all five shootings. so far no arrests have been made and no suspects have been identified. we are live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, syma, thank you. philadelphia police release surveillance video of the suspect wanted for sexual assault and robbery in rittenhouse square. investigators tell us early yesterday morning a young doctor was walking when she was attacked from behind. the suspect forced that 26 year-old woman into her apartment, sexually assaulted her and stole hen ieven if and keys. victim is a doctor the at the the university of pennsylvania hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter

matt rivers has been tracking that investigation. >> it is 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 that the suspect walk up behind her, grabbed her neck and forced her inside where she was sexually assaulted. >> just to think that someone could do that, writ even house looks like a nice area too. that is surprising. >> reporter: 1900 block of spruce street is a quiet road, early morning attack left neighbors a bit taken back saturday evening. >> you feel safe, in this area, but always got to be aware that you may not be. >> it seems very safe. that is why i'm surprised it happened here. you don't expect this to happen in writ even house. >> reporter: in the meantime the public is asked to take precautions as the suspect remains on the streets. >> i'm not always as aware as i could be so this will make me probably more could go is sanity of what is going on around me when i'm walking home. >> walk with people, pepper spray in my purse.

>> reporter: special victims unit is handling this case. 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 a 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 county delaware says he punched a woman and forced her into a car where allegedly sexually assaulted her and hit her with a baseball bat. when she escaped, he reportedly drove off with her belongings. daniels remains in 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 injury. the suspect, identified as jeffery chandler has the word stretch tattooed on his right hand. his alleged accomplice, has already turned herself into police. the the paris accused of robbing a gun range and delaware valley sports center gunshot and shooting range and then allegedly stealing nine

handguns and shooting a man. well, in southwest philadelphia, this man is wanted for robbing three businesses, in six days. now in each case the the suspect entered the loan, talks to the worker and pulls a gun from his right hip and demand cash. the surveillance video was taken inside the 56th street food market on thursday afternoon. no injuries have been reported but police worry about what will happen if his next victim resists. >> we're concerned about the fact he points a gun in the face of these people and maybe more aggressive, if he doesn't get what he wants. >> in all of the cases the suspect has gotten away with money, and if you have any information, you are asked to call the police. well, school is out for summer for most of our area but in one philadelphia elementary schoolteachers and parents are not very happy. they say that rodents have been over running classrooms. when they didn't get answers they wanted they turn to the

iteam. that is when investigative reporter charlotte huffman went to work getting results. >> i'm the principal and unaware what you are looking for you have to contact the the office of communications. >> reporter: you are not aware of the problem? why don't i show you photos. >> reporter: the principal did the not want to talk to us or see photos his teachers sent us, so much so, that he called security. >> officer karen. >> reporter: but parents were interested. >> oh, my gosh, wow. >> reporter: it is i problem no parent wants to hear, and some just cannot bear to see. >> pretty gross, um. >> yes, that is, very nasty. >> reporter: a dead mouse in the hallway and inside the classroom this one under a student's desk. even mice in classroom trash cans. >> look, look. >> that is nasty, man, that is unsanitary. >> unsanitary. >> reporter: and dozens of photos of droppings on desks, and every where in between.

>> this mouse even caught on camera enjoying snack time as a student walks right past it. >> they need to do something to control that problem. >> reporter: problem may surprise parents but sadly students seem used to it. have you seen any mice in the school. >> yes. >> reporter: where do you see them. >> in our classroom. >> reporter: the philadelphia school district has cut back custodial services, you don't to have look far to see it's affects outside cornell and inside, teachers say that the three-year long mice problem is worse, then ever. >> one teacher fearing repercussions from the school agreed to talk to us, only if we hide her identity. >> i have gone into my closet to get the students book to give them their work books and piles of mouse just fall off the books. hey todd throw out books because they were soak with mouse urine. >> reporter: doctors say that poses health risks. >> like salmonella, those types of diseases that we don't see that much but can be

linked to bad rodent infestation. >> at this point, i'm walking away. >> reporter: let me ask don't you think children deserve a safe, healthy environment. >> absolutely. >> reporter: does this look safe and healthy to you. >> i'm not aware of that. i have never seen that. >> reporter: internal e-mails obtained by the iteam shows a different story, one acknowledges the problem sent from principal. they have followed protocol and filed a dozen complaints requesting help from the district but they say that he has done little. >> he is working on it. he has given us suggestions on how to keep the mice out of our classrooms, like to tie up our cords so they cannot climb up the cords and on your tables. >> reporter: we wanted to know what is the the status of those complaints. >> i think of i have talk to you enough. >> reporter: with no answers from the school we have check from the district. it turns out they have no record of them. >> this is a complete surprise to us but that does the not

mean that we will not get to the bottom of it and make sure that it gets cleaned up and find out what ising one those work orders. why are they not being responded to. >> reporter: school district officials tell us that they are launching a new on line system to keep better track of complaints that teachers filed. meanwhile they will review situation at cornell and get it cleaned up. of course, we will stay on top of this and check back with teachers when school resumes in the fall. for the i team, i'm charlotte hough huffman, cb136789 "eyewitness news". it is a famous mr. for people to gather on the first day of summer. coming up how revellers are ringing in summer solstice over ease sees. plus where your buy your apple products may determine how much you pays for them, consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with where you can get steep discounts on your apple gear, we will be right back.

happening today, day two of the try rocks philadelphia triathlon, this is a look at day one of the competition. more than 3,000 people signed up to swim along the schuylkill river and bike and run through fairmount park to raise money for children's hospital of philadelphia best try athletes of the world will take on olympic distancees today. organizers expect to raise $325,000 by the end of the weekend. good luck to all. also happening today, manayunk arts festival continues. hundreds of people flock to main street on saturday for the annual event now in the 26th year. it is opened from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00.

8:14. overseas hundreds celebrate the beginning of the summer, at stone henge, in england. crowds gathered at a monument to watch the sunrise on saturday. solstice marks longest day of the year, mysterious stone henge sits on the plane 80 miles southwest of london and why or how the stones were place there had were still a mystery, still unknown, kind of interesting there. but also interesting our weather forecast in a good way, right carol. >> look at this, look at how nice this is. >> how you did this bridge get here, still a mystery. we continue to pay for it, don't we. we are looking at ben franklin bridge, we've got blue skies, great looking summer, first full day of summer. enjoy this day. the weather will be cooperating so get out and enjoy it. we will move to the shore. we will get a lot of people out already. this is summer season, we have been waiting for this we have seen snow, ice, cold, dreary,

and not now. now it looks beautiful , we will hang on to great summer weather all week long. temperatures are getting mild up in the poconos, where we started in the 50's now up to 63 degrees, which is the the same temperature in allentown. we have a temperature of 65 reading. philadelphia, we're almost 70 degrees at the airport where we have been through the center city area. sixty-eight millville. 70 degrees in wildwood. it is comfortable every place. storm scan three no storms to track, and however, we do have them out there but you can still see the sun through them or if not, the clouds will get out of the way often enough that we cannot see the sun. this is a nice looking day shaping up with temperatures in the lower 80's and lower humidity. it will be a nice dry air mass. high pressure is here. that is keeping things quiet around here. it will be here tomorrow as well. we will start to move up temperature wise, in the middle 80's on the saturday and rather on monday, and then

i'm working backwards in the week. on monday. and then on tuesday we will get more in the way of humidity, summer will do that to you. we will start to see humidity coming in the picture tuesday and especially on wednesday. our future weather is wrong already according to this compute are model because he wants to put showers here. that is why i'm not necessarily going completely with what they are saying is coming this afternoon which is sprinkles out to the north and west. that is in the the to say that you might not find a sprinkle out there but the the chances are remote and the amounts would be light, and most of the area is looking at sunshine and a couple of clouds every so often. just a nice looking day, by the time we get to monday, we will find fine weather around here. temperatures in the middle 80's which is where they are supposed to be this time of the year. by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday we will start to see more humidity and a couple chances of some showers especially later in the day, on late on tuesday,

and then maybe we will see that gannon wednesday, current dew point is up to 62 degrees. it should be dropping in the middle 50's and that is in a great location. that is in the location here on the dew point scale, awesome with 50 degrees for dew points. we have a nice little cool down that we have seen over the has couple of days, we have started really hot last week in the 90's, on that tuesday and wednesday and then that temperature fluctuated, yesterday our temperatures 79, to 80 degrees, depend ing on where you were. we will be backup though several degrees higher then that today as little tiny roller coaster ridings but if you are going to the shore expect to find a sea breeze there your temperatures will definitely be cooler, 75 degrees and ocean temperature gets to 70 degrees. you just can't miss anyplace you go, 75 poconos shore, philadelphia 83 degrees with light winds today. sobriety day, tonight, and a cool, comfortable night with these temperatures dropping down to about 62 degrees.

beautiful night ahead and then tomorrow we have got temperatures climbing into the middle 80's and then he will be in the same location on tuesday, but more humidity and in the upper eight owe's by wednesday, showers, thunderstorms, thursday, friday, saturday, mid to upper 80's, thinks a summer forecast, nicole. >> it certainly is, carol, thank you. our time 8:19. lets check on the roads with ann evans in the traffic center. >> good morning, nicole, this is ben franklin parkway and art museum circle. both the circle and parkway shut down for try rod philadelphia triathlon this morning. also shut down is kelly drive between art museum circle and lincoln drive. king drive between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge and spring garden streets between kelly drive and martin luther king drive all for try rod philadelphia triathlones they are shut down there now to 11:30 this morning. you can see cyclist are going by the circle here and there that is for the triathlon today. we're moving traffic cam from

the ben franklin parkway to just, well, picture of an accident here. this is blue route northbound between, exit number ten, germantown pike, pennsylvania turnpike exit and mid county toll plaza exit. is there an accident as you can see involving tractor trailer, left lane is block. he went into those barrels there ape caused some damage to the tractor trailer, and, maybe some damage to the barrels as well, and traffic actually squeezing around this accident this morning. we are waiting for to it get towed. we will move the traffic cam one more time, there you go to just another picture here and we will go to the schuylkill at spring garden street, as if we could get there, there you go, no delays on the schuylkill this morning. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. apple makes some of the mess popular smart phones, tablets, lab tops but when it comes to getting a deal on one, it all depend on where you shop. as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find,

some retailers lead the pack when it comes to offering discounts. >> reporter: apple store cannot be beat when it comes to selection but when it comes to price. >> apple stories the worst place to go, when it comes to finding deals. >> reporter: loues ramierez track five years of discounts on the hottest apple products and found where you buy dictates the type of deals you'll see. for iphones. >> they offer the best iphone deals in terms you will get biggest discounts for them. >> reporter: sprint accounted for 28 percent of all iphone deals, wal-mart was close second with 23 percent. >> all of their deals were in store only so they require you to go to the wal-mart to get that iphone or to get that discount. now they do that, in hopes that once you are there, you'll see other things might see like, a dock for your i phone or screen protection, or your case and you will go in store shopping and buy that as well. >> reporter: are you looking for an ipad. >> hand down ebay has best i pad deals, biggest discount,

between 50 to hundred dollars off, the ipad models. >> reporter: don't worry, it is not like you have to bid. >> what happens is e retailers such as wal-mart, best buy, they have storefront on ebay that they use to sell products directly to consumers. >> reporter: for something like mack book air, no single retailer stood out of the pack, that is by best buy accounted for 17 percent of the deals, amazon 14 percent. i have posted more information from deal news on cbs philly.com and on my facebook and twitter feeds. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim

well, comic actress melissa mccarthey doesn't mix words when it comes to her craft and it is paying off as mo rock a find out. here's a preview of the

interview that you will see later on cbs sunday morning. >> i'm like, like you are. >> i'm like that. >> how did you get to be so fearless. >> just probably really dumb. >> melissa mccarthey has become one of the hollywood's lead ladies. >> i have my sexuality through motion, when this starts going, you'll get it. >> reporter: playing rolls that are not exactly lady like, at least not in typical hollywood terms. >> somebody viewing something and you laughing and at same time you are so embarrassed for them. >> it is my absolute favorite type of laugh. >> you kind of have to be willing to act and look like a wreck in certain scenes. you are supposed to be the

butt of the joke. >> this is some classic, geese us, megan. >> i want to apologize, i'm not confident which end that came out of. >> mccarthey is redefining the the a list actress. she can play rough. >> would i like to kick you both. >> she's not a size zero. >> but don't make me. >> and her character comes with plenty of character flaws. >> larry, she's telling me to take you out. >> i'm a veteran. >> that is amazing. >> in a lot of comedies, they kind of take all of the problems away from the women. they give you great clothes, great hair, she must always own a shop. then they say now go be funny. i say, there is no tool. >> she's great. melissa mccarthey working for laughs and finard of the doodling this sunday morning on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock right after this show.

coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news", we are following latest on our breaking news very violent night in the city of philadelphia, two people are dead, including a teenager, also this morning the the pope verse the mafia what the holy father had to say about organize crime this weekend. and then this. >> we will teach these kid, to dial 91 and then we have phone systems that went let you. >> this man's daughter, was murdered in a hotel room while her nine year-old desperately tried to reach 911 but could not, why the call didn't go through and how many hotels may have the same problem. what we need to ask when you check in this summer coming up 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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yes, first day of fuller. >> we have # 1 degrees, sunnies up, a few clouds are up, as well but bright and beautiful day, but you will love sunday. we we will look here and notice both sun and clouds. it is a bright start to the day. we will head to the shore and mountains and you've got a lovely condition, no matter where you go, jack frost big boulder looks great, temperature of 63 degrees there with winds of 6 miles an hour. the the temperature 69 degrees and moving to the atlantic city. 69 degrees there. so it is not bad in any

location. and, really on any day all day long. sixty-nine out at the airport. sixty-five in wilmington. seventy-two in dover, wildwood. they are running in lock step. storm scan three, those stars i will show you with the camera and you can see them as well. it is a quiet nice day today. temperature by the time we get to noon 77 degrees. by 3:00 p.m., 83, 84 degrees. full long day of sunlight, the sun will be setting about 8:33, again tonight so enjoy this gorgeous day. we will check out a full week coming up with the seven day forecast. nicole. >> carol, thank you. >> more on our breaking news, violence erupt as cross the city, philadelphia police investigating five shootings where two people were killed. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live with that story. good morning, syma. >> good morning, nicole. police responding to five incident and at least seven

people have been shot, two of them fatally, including the teenager. >> shots fired across the city overnight, leaving two dead, including a teenager. first fatal shooting happened a little after 11. 300 to 400 people were in a lot having an i am prompt to barbecue on the 1800 block of north franklin street where police arrived to disperse the crowd. at least ten shots were fired, as people spilled over to the 700 block of montgomery street. a 16 year-old boy was taken to temple where he was pronounced dead. a 19 year-old was taken to temple and he is listed in critical condition this was a close call for officers as bullets hit a police car. >> a police car was struck with a straight round. officers were in the in the vehicle at the time. fortunately for them

>> reporter: a 24 year-old was walking down the street when he approached a group of people standing outside. he got in the confrontation with someone and was shot twice in the torso. he was taken to temple hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> we have a scene out here and large crowd at the time of the incident. >> three more shootings overnight, a man is in critical condition at einstein after being shot around 10:30 near the 4600 block of marvine street. then around 11:30 another shooting, two people are in the hospital after being shot on the 5500 block, of north american street. and another shooting on the 1300 block of mckinley street, leaves one man in the hospital in stable condition. police say it was a violent night. >> as police officers we are always concerned when there is people being shot, and we're always aware of the environment. >> police are investigating, all of the shootings, no arrests and no suspects id.

live from police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police release video of the suspects wanted for sexual salt and robbery in rittenhouse square. the investigators tell us early yesterday morning a young doctor was walking home when she was attack from behind. powe the suspect force ed her into her apartment, sexually assaulted her and then stole her iphone and keys. victim is a doctor at the university of pennsylvania hospital, and police described the suspect as a hispanic male 5 feet seven, wearing a black t-shirt and blue jeans. >> police are investigating a deadly stabbing in the hunting park neighborhood. just before four he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say the suspect took off down erie avenue. >> police are looking for two men in connection with the

deadly shooting in the north eat. a man was pronounced dead just before 2:00 at colgate and rose lee street in lawncrest. and it is unclear, a day after speaking out, decriminalization of recreational drugs, pope francis takes on the mafia, ex-communicating all mens. cbs news correspondent alexis christopherus has that story pope francis has a message for mobsters you are ex-communicated from the catholic church. francis made the trip to southern it thely saturday, he held outdoor mass for more than a hundred thousand people in a town where ab especially brutal branch is centered. that group is a total drug trafficking syndicate well known for infiltrating public works contract. these who end their lives follow this path of evil as mafia do, he says 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 sacrament. francis also visited a prison where 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 strong's tack on organized crime, since pope john paul, ii, aimed criticism at sicilian mafia in 1993. mob responded by bombing several churches in rome. vatican spokesmen says the pope's message to the mafia was not a formal decrease, instead a signal to mobsters that they had ex-communicated themselves. alexis christopherus for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> now to the crisis in iraq where another keyboarder post has been seized. on saturday islamic state of iraq and syria or isis took over another town, 175 miles from baghdad. now this comes one day after isis captured a town long the border to easily move rebels

ape weapons from syria. stay with eye witt the necessary news for very latest, we will bring you updates here on television and on our web site the at cbs philly.com. it is 8:37, it is much more still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning. coming up next, a live preview the of the face the the nation

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cbs's face the nation will be coming your way later on this morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. filling in for bob she have they are morning is kentucky host of cbs this morning nora o'donnell. great to see you and a lot to talk about this morning, right? great to see you nicole, there is a lot to talk about because there is breaking news out of iraq, as that al qaeda sprinter group called isis has seized three more towns, in iraq, this is in addition to the town that they seized yesterday, that is along the iraqi syria border which means

now they can bring more weapons and more heavy artillery, into iraq. we will talk about what the threat officeis is to the american people, what about those 300 u.s. troops heading there, we will have more on my interview with president barack obama and florida republican senator marco rub ohio, mike rodgers, and california democratic senator barbara boxer. that is all coming up on this sunday on face the nation. >> nora o'donnell thanks so much for that preview, we do appreciate it. 8:40. a pleasant way to officially start off the summer this weekend. carol returns to tell us when the heat will crank up this week. she has her eyewitness weather forecast up next. also this morning, caffeine high of a different kind, not the kind you'll like, a price increase is on the way for star bucks, how much more you can expect to pay for a cup of coffee, plus this. teach these kids to dial 911 if there is an emergency and yet we produce phone systems that won't let you.

>> last year this man's daughter was murdered in a hotel room while her nine year-old desperately tried to reach 911. so why did those calls fail and how many might have that same problem, what you need to ask when you check with your next overnight the stay, we will have have details coming up.

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starting tuesday, star bucks is rising prices. >> a star bucks drink in the store will cost between five and 20 cents more, 20 percent of orders though will be a folk so some good news there. next in star bucks is rising price of the, packaged coffee, and 8 percent. you will be paying a buck more for a 12-ounce back. while prices, at the pump, when more bad news, prices have jumped for nine straight days after jumping, nine days

before that. triple a reports that the average in the garden state is 3.54 for gallon of regular. drivers are paying 3.75 per gallon and in delaware the average is $3.63. national average by the way is $3.68. now a warning for summer travel season. imagine panic of the fire or emergency dialing 911 and hearing nothing. grieving family says that happened to their grand daughter in a hotel room. they say a simple fix, hotel phone system might have saved her mother's life. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean has that story. >> those are words nine year-old texas girl expect to hear when she dialed 911 from inside this hotel in december. >> she tried four times. >> she said instead of an emergency operator she got static. >> she told thaws she did what she was supposed to do. it didn't work. >> the hotel's phone system

requires a nine verse to reach an outside time. >> i got guilty kerry hunt died in that hotel. police say kerry's estrange husband lock her in the bathroom from her children and then stabbed her while her nine year-old dialed fruitlessly. >> we teach these kids to dial 911 if there is an emergency yet we produce phone systems that won't let you. >> reporter: this is not an uncommon problem. a hotel industry group says that in more than half of the franchise a guest cannot dial nine # one directly from the room phone 68 percent. >> horrific numbers. >> mark fletcher phone system supplier has potentially confusing hotel phones nationwide, emergency, dial 55. in another hotel dial 5555. in another, it is call the operator. or, press separate emergency

button all together fletcher says mess of these confusing phone systems just need reprogramming. >> how expensive of a problem is this to fix. >> that is built in, what is cost? it doesn't cost anything. it is cost of the service technician to come out the for couple minutes to turn on a feature. >> that has been done in hundreds of hotel. he had gross of the greater philadelphia hotel association says from center city hotels you can dial 911. >> we have new hotel community need to make sure that the guest wants to call 911, there is no confusion whatsoever. >> reporter: hunt started an on line petition signed by more than 450,000 people, for kerry's law that requires all hotel rooms to have, direct 911 services. would this law have made a difference. >> yes, it could have been 102nd. who knows. >> reporter: jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, american hotel and lodging association, says that it is making direct nine 21a

priority for all hotels. some municipalities are moving forward with their own laws. 8:47 right now. and lets take a listen to this >> wow. >> did you hear that. he said daddy, take a picture of this lightening. maybe that boy's dad did capture the lightening over mount rush more on saturday. plenty of it. mother nature puts on a show in the skies over national park, and you can see several lightening strikes, and some serious dark clouds over much of that area what a site to see. happily not the site we will see. >> no, we have got better news. >> we have been hearing before that before taking pictures. are we there yet. >> summer vacation, get ready to hear that, from the front seat. get ready to hear that on the boardwalk right now looking great right now. so comfortable every single person is saying we are in the right spot, but there are other people who say no, the right spot is in the poconos where you've got full

sunshine, beautiful looking day, jack frost, big boulder and other people say no, nothing better than being through center city philadelphia, wondering around the city streets when they are not all that crowded and we have great sky conditions here as well. snap of my fingers i show ben franklin bridge, new jersey and the philadelphia area. i want to take to you kutztown right new where it is, dark but not for long. notice sky conditions as we move through the the morning hours. isn't that neat. the that is a four hour, in four seconds is. and 65-degree temperatures there. very light wind. two or 3 miles an hour. here's trenton same time frame and we've got a four hour loop going there and four seconds. you have a nice looking day too at the phillies charter school in trenton. so, beautiful where ever you are, i think this morning the weather is trying to make up for wintertime. we've got 69 degrees at the airport. sixty-five wilmington. sixty-seven in trenton. it is out of the 50's and in the 60's throughout the poconos at 63 degrees and into

the 70's down through wildwood do expect a sea breeze. temperatures will be cooler at the shore then they will be inland. storm scan three, we saw some clouds and we saw in that loop, of, our pictures, it is kind of an easy way to look at it from the grounds but we will look at it from the sky down and we will see satellite loop and see those same clouds moving by. no precipitation though, one of the computer models wants to say, a couple sprinkles out to the west later today but there is no guarantee that will happen. high pressure is in charge of the weather keeping things nice and it will be comfortable our temperatures will be getting 82, 83, 84 degrees. somewhere around that range as we move through the afternoon. by monday we're in the middle 80's, humidity remains, still slightly lower then what we have seen, already, this year, and then by tuesday humidity does come up and temperatures come up a little bit as well. we will watch for a sum are-like week coming up for us and here's the the computer model that has been wrong all morning about this, and, so

that is why we're not giving this, you know, great, kudos for what it is going to be projecting because maybe, it is wrong, later on, but we will see. it the is still, continuing, to want to bring a few showers, off to the west, by the middle of the afternoon. they would be light if you saw anything out there, and doesn't even get in the philadelphia area but it wants to bring a couple sprinkles out to the west. otherwise we will start the day with maybe a few clouds and then by monday we will end with lots of sunshine. monday looks like a nice day, we do start to get into more humid pattern and some chances of showers, maybe even a thunderstorm by the time we get to the middle of the week but today looks great. eighty-three philadelphia. shore 75. poconos 75 degrees. it is a winner in every single location today. wind will be light as well, so i think you'll love it tonight, the sunsetting, 8:33. a long day of daylight. sixty-two, comfortable degrees

overnight. we will start on a very easy to take note with the 62-degree temperature. monday afternoon we are in the middle 80's, but slightly more humid. upper 80's by wednesday, shower and thunderstorms especially as we move in the afternoon. thursday 86, saturday, we're close to 90 degrees again so we will do at this point have a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. second row of numbers, your high temperatures are the the shore. nicole. >> thanks very much. 8:51. lets check on those roads one last time with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> we are looking at schuylkill at spring garden street. looking the two right you'll see cyclist and runners abe all that fun stuff from the triathlon happening. try rod philadelphia triathlon going on today martin luther king drive. to the right, it is shut town between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge. kelly drive shut down between art museum circle and link object drive for the run and ben franklin parkway shut down between spring garden

street and art museum circle with one more street, spring garden street between kelly drive and martin lieutenant are king drive all for try rod philadelphia triathlon taking place from now until 11:30 this morning. you can see the the cyclist and runners to the right on martin luther king drive. we will move the traffic cam here to the blue route at mid county tolls. we had that accident, that tractor trailer was there, well, it is gone and blue route at tolls is good to go now. no delays on the the pennsylvania turnpike or the northeast extension. and all on to ben franklin bridge mid span looking to the left traffic heading in to new jersey, eastbound lanes you can see construction set up there, ben franklin bridge eastbound has construction, entire length have the bridge, right lane is closed and there are already some chase, there right now traffic is moving, fine, but as soon as volume increases or you get a flurry of activity we will get a lot of chase on the ben franklin. take the walt whitman into new jersey this morning. if you are heading to the shore, ac expressway and

parkway but, that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i don't mind the ant on the camera. >> we're being um staged by a bug on the ben franklin bridge. what is going on. >> thanks for the update, we appreciate it. >> little guy running through. >> speaking of traffic it is most crook street in the world and tourist travel from all over san francisco to get a glimpse of it. this weekend lombard street was closed to car traffic now it is an experiment in an attempt to straighten out tourist who have taken over legendary landmark. they want to give residents a surprise. no cars air loudon weekend afternoon. homeowners who paid a pretty pen toy live there are tired of unwanted visitors. >> if this was in a 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. >> yeah, they are not happy.

closing down most crook street in america to car traffic only turned it into a winding walkway. the crowding lombard street, more than ever. so, kind of backfired. well, in another part of the california, a parking sign is attracting a lot of attention is this in brentwood where the sign says you cannot leave your car for longer than a minute. one minute parking, carol, that is it. actually the sign is a mistake, it is supposed to read one hour parking. sign will remain until the city is able to make a new one. if you are one minute late here in the city of philadelphia you will get a particular, but pay those meters they don't mess around we will be right back.

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it. we've got temperatures that will be in the lower 80's today, tomorrow middle 80's. we've got sunshine and looks great, wednesday maybe a shower or thunderstorm. >> that is not too bad, very summer-like carol. >> first week of sum are. >> very good. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now we may be signing off on television but always on line cbs philly.com, sunday morning with charles osgood is next make it a great day, good sunday and it is summer. >> yes.