up his bike, waits for her to walk by, approaches and forced her in the apartment where police say he beats, rapes and robs the victim, a 26 year-old there. >> this appears to have been a crime of opportunity. >> reporter: police say garcia stole victim's phone and it is traced to this neighborhood. >> the the investigators then began, their pretty extraordinary work and narrowed down the scope. >> reporter: meanwhile the victim, attentive and cooperative id the suspect giving police probable cause to search the location and a description of garcia building a composite sketch. then monday night police track them down working at this broad street restaurant where he is arrested. it is unnerving to know they were able to bring this to conclusion. >> reporter: back near rittenhouse neighbors are happy that police had their man but too early to rest easy. >> i necessity is there more out there, though, you know, everybody has got problems. >> sources say and police,

confirm and that garcia has had several run ins with immigrations and customs enforcement which raises questions about his immigration status, into this country, of course, garcia remains in cuss todd a wait ago rain. reporting live from near rittenhouse square, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you. as you reported a smart phone app led officers to that suspect. what is it and how does it work? we will have more on that part of the story coming up at 5:30. well, breaking news right now methodist pastor from lebanon county defrock after officiating his son's same sex wedding has been reinstated by the unite methodist church. the pastor frank schaefer, a celebrated that ruling by dancing at the first united methodist church of germantown today. he led zion united methodist in iona, schaefer was defrocked following a church trial last year, after he refused to promise, that he would never preside, over

another same sex wedding. >> i will never be silenced again. i will always speak with and for my lb gt brothers and sisters in the church and beyond. >> reporter: church appeals panel found the punishment was wrong because it was based on an assumption that shave wore break church raw in the future. after a nice break our meteorology quizes are tracking storms. and, along with chance west storms. meteorologist kathy orr live on the cbs-3 sky deck to tell us when those storms might arrive, kathy. >> and winds of change, and keeping it from being muggy, and temperatures are warming up, above average, for this time of the year. lots of wind. take a look at the the numbers from today, in philadelphia, the high so far up to 86,

right now, we're looking at temperatures that will stay quite warm, right through the evening, normal high is 85 and record 97 in 1888. in philadelphia 85. eighty-five allentown. eighty-four trenton. seventy's to the south and east towards the shore. temperatures this evening will stay comfortable, going to the phillies game. you can see 7:00 p.m. temperature 8o falling through 70's and turning more humid late tonight. on storm scan three you can see storms marching eastward toward central pennsylvania and they will be moving towards us, come tomorrow afternoon. we will track it, timing those storms, coming up and also talk more about the weekend forecast, because tomorrow is already wednesday. this week is just flying by. i will be back with the three day forecast later in the broadcast. >> we're hearing tonight from the family of the teenager who was shot to death over the weekend. he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. bullet traveled more than a block hit ago this young man in the head, saturday night,

at seventh and montgomery in north philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao live at police headquarters with more now, jane. >> reporter: chris, it has been days since this 16 year-old student, and innocent bystander was shot and killed in north philadelphia, a bullet that police say was shot more than a block away up to a block and a half away and hit this rick tim in the head. tonight police and this boys family are pleading with the public for help to track down this killer. described as the best brother ever, jameer haines worth memorial continues to grow. his older brother, sending down a handwritten message right besides where his younger brother place aid basketball game net. one of the games, they love to play together. >> anywhere he went, people loved him, so hurtful, parents, got to face this now. >> reporter: hainesworth just 16 years old and a rising junior at mastery charter school was full of promise.

>> he is an honor student, a student. >> that success was cut short, saturday night, and, he and his family were coming home from a movie, and, and, to disperse, and, block party, and around # 1:00 o'clock, hainesworth was shot in the head, more than a block away in westmontmont avenue. >> it is extremely tragic, and, you know, his life was ended in this way. >> reporter: today teachers and community members offered their support. the family though is finding it hard to cope, knowing hainesworth was shot just across the street from where he lived. >> now i'm scared for other children and myself, i cannot sit on the step, thinking that, you know, when they will happen again. >> i love him. >> now, police say they don't have any suspects but what they know, they know someone

knows something, saw who this killer is, and they want to hear from u.s. specially if there were hundreds of people in the the area at the time of the shooting. so if you have any information call police. reporting live, jane carabao, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a teenager has been upgraded to stable condition after being shot, six times, police responded to the 33 hub block of north philadelphia, and there they found the 18 year-old on the ground, and a ak-47 assault rifle next to his body. that victim was rush to temple hospital just after midnight. police are reviewing surveillance cameras in hopes of identifying the suspect or suspects. a child trapped in the back seat of this jeep liberty after the suv collided with a truck. chopper three over green lane and mill creek road in levittown just after 9:00 this morning. that child was rush to the hospital along with the 20 year-old female driver. they remain in the hospital tonight. the truck driver, a 27 year-old male was treated and released.

that investigation continues to determine if charges are warranted. dietz and watson will not rebuild in south jersey, the meats and cheese supplier is moving its warehouse to philadelphia, months after a fire destroyed their facility. "eyewitness news" reporter, new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, is live in delanco with those details now, cleve. >> reporter: chris, very disappointing news for delanco township and burlington county. beyond me pile of the debris a reminder of that dietz and watson plant that will now move to philadelphia. new jersey offered 32 million-dollar in incentives but philadelphia, monk their package had precious land that allowed dietz and watson to expand at their home base. it has been almost ten months since fire destroyed dietz and watson warehouse in delanco, clean up took months and all along dietz and what the on son kept their options open about whether they will rebuild on the same site. tuesday it was in the south jersey but philadelphia receiving good news on where the company will replace the the distribution facility.

>> we are started here. they will stay here. they will grow here by bringing their distribution facility back to philadelphia, attaching it to the production facility, already in philadelphia. >> reporter: 150 jobs the company moved temporarily to philadelphia after the the fire, will stay there. >> we're terribly disappointed and devastated by decision they made by not coming to delanco. it will impact us drastically. delanco is a small community. we depended on a lot on the taxes. >> reporter: according to township records dietz and watson paid a quarter million-dollar in local taxes. that is significant in the town where total tax revenue each year are about three and a half million. locals like gene orham suffered through days of thick smoke and weeks of smells from rotten meats as a result of the fire. she feels bad for local employees. >> i don't know, a lot of them lived close by, rode their bikes and stuff. it will be hard now.

>> reporter: the new distribution center will be at the the old frankford arsenal this cities up for sale. we're live in delanco township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> city councilman holds two rallies, one in philadelphia, another in harrisburg, demanding more funding for public schools. >> that is councilman kenyata johnson the gathering with parents, students and education advocates at city hall, early this morning. after that rally they all hopped on board the bus hoping to convince state law make tours provide an additional $150 million for schools. they also want lawmakers to pass a proposed $2 per pack tax on cigarettes. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is in iraq pressing for political reform to help save the country from collapsing under a fierce insurgency. kerry met with the president of the iraq's kurdish region to support the political

process in baghdad to keep iraq from splitting apart. the obama administration is urging iraq's shiite led government to give more power to the sunni and kurdish political rivals. they want u.s. to authorize air strikes on militant positions, but kerry says that is not the right move. >> it would be a complete and total act of the irresponsibility for president to order a few strikes but there is no government, no backup, no military, is there nothing there that provides the the capacity for success. >> hundreds of volunteers are signing up with iraq's military to join the fight against sunni extremist who have captured key parts of the country after iraqi troops abandoned their post. still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 peeping toms go high tech, half dressed woman spots a drone outside of her apartment, fearing into her window. some cereals could be putting millions of children at risk and it has nothing to do with sugar. health reporter stephanie

stahl tells us why too many added vitamins are bad for your kids. >> two south jersey bakers are whipping up drama on national tv, i'm syma chowdhry with that sweet

sweet reality to be on the next great bakers airing tonight. >> pretty exciting. they tell "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry that talent, and experience, mixed with the spring will of confident are all of the ingredients they need to burn the competition. >> they're fun. they're competitive. >> who will go this way and

this way. >> and they are from new jersey. >> which would make them perfect for reality tv. al debartolo and manny are brains and brawn behind die bartoloa bakery in collinswood. they are putting south jersey in the spotlight. >> it is either connected to philadelphia or new york or north jersey. >> reporter: show is hosted by buddy, who is the cake boss from northern new jersey. >> i felt a connection to him unlike other contestants growing up in the italian family bakery. >> reporter: two are compete to go won $100,000 they have been dubbed team black as they flushed their creative muscles. >> we are the only team that has short sleeves, i don't know y we are flexing and stuff. is there more to that than just that. >> reporter: call them whatever you want. >> stud muffin, sugar daddy. >> reporter: don't say they weren't made for tv. >> we stay in the gym, and, for the television, and we love this.

>> reporter: high energy duo has nearly 40 years of experience, combined, and they put it to the test against nine other teens. >> it is great. >> reporter: like cakes in the oven, al and manny rise to the occasion. >> whatever it takes, to get the job done, there is a lot of bleeps on tv. >> reporter: the appearance of great publicity but winning is icing on the cake. >> so if you guys win. >> can't tell you, you have to tune into find out. >> reporter: so to see if team black takes the cake watch tlc tuesday at 9:00. syma chowdhry, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is very cool g luck to home. good luck running into rush her delays all over and earlier, 476, southbound only one lane was getting by, as a result of an overturn vehicle, but that has been since cleared. all lanes are open. but damage is done. southbound 476 is delayed from

76 down to media swarthmore that earlier incident was right around here this area of broomall. as we continue we will look at how we're doing with our wide and speed sensors indicating we are in the red all over. traveling pa turnpike eastbound down through to 309, 19 is your average on the schuylkill, eastbound heavier between 202 and 476. twenty-six on the blue route, 17 on i-95, high volume around schuylkill expressway traveling on the vine street expressway, whether you are going to or coming from. in new jersey 295 southbound at 168, black horse pike, we have an accident compromising the lane. that delay stemming behind the area of 38, so be mindful of that. finally an accident on 130, in new jersey at federal street, this is also compromising a lane as we have high volume in that area mass transit looks good the chris and jessica. >> much more on ahead on "eyewitness news", including queen elizabeth wanting to add to her royal realm, britain's monarch, is eyeing the iron thrown on a visit to the game

have of thrown set, we will tell you all about that. leslie. >> speaking of another king, lebron james has a decision to make after opting out of his contract, would he bring his talents to south philadelphia the in the wells fargo center. details in sports.

chopper three live over breaking news, right now roosevelt boulevard is grid lock a suspect in the bank robbery apparently tried to

get away presidential by hopping on the septa bus. police stopped that bus at cottman avenue and as a result traffic is jammed up. we will stay on top of this breaking news and give you updates as we get them. meteorologist, kathy orr joins us, for what has been a beautiful day outside. >> beautiful day, you saw my hair. the pinned was blowing. the the good look too. we are looking at breezy conditions out there, and, the dew points, or true amount of moisture in the atmosphere creeping up, making it comfortable in some and not uncomfortable in the city just yet. that will hold off until tonight and tomorrow. take a look down the shore, folks cooling off in the water, why not, ocean water temperatures are in the mid 70's, warming up quickly this summer. i don't know if you remember, it took until about august to get the water warm. this is a bonus.

on storm scan three we are looking at clear skies down the shore. line of showers and then are storms. these would be dying out tonight but regenerating tomorrow. and then by tomorrow afternoon we will see spotty showers and storms moving our way. right now in philadelphia, 85 in allentown. seventy-eight in the poconos, in millville it is 80. down the shore, comfortable, beach haven 71 the at plant city 77. stone harbor 76. cape may and row rebeach reporting temperatures in the upper 70's. we will watch as this area of low pressure and frontal boundary moving closer, quite stationary, it will slowly move through the region. it will be a painful process over the next couple of hours, scattered showers and thunderstorms, during the afternoon hours on wednesday and we will look at temperatures in the 80's and then slowly moves across the region late wednesday into thursday morning, a few more storms and we do expect, by thursday, afternoon, it will

be clearing out. friday high pressure builds back in from the north, northerly win, we will get back into a dryer air mass, plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the 80's. next couple of days, some spotty showers and storms, not a big deal, but more of a nuisance at this point. first pitch forecast for tonight, we have phillies, taking on marlins at 7:05. fame time temperature is 80 degrees. it will be quite warm for fans in the stands this evening. so tonight clouds increase, turns muggy low of 71. high wednesday 86 with showers and some storms. at the beach, in the so bad, 80 degrees, late shower and storm, thursday morning shower getting better. poconos will be comfortable. shower or storm wednesday, thursday and friday, warm temperatures, near 80 degrees. our three day forecast here at home 88 thursday with morning storms and clearing. friday looks like the pick of the end of the week with the high of 86 degrees. that is your three day forecast with storms in the forecast, we want to tell you

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after losing three in a row, phillies hoping to turn things around, at home against the marlins. you can the not win if you don't score. the last night phillies could not come up with any clutch hits, they lost four to nothing. this is tenth time they have been held scoreless, eighth time at citizens bank park. phillies home record 16-22. david buchanan on the mound tonight. all right. lebron james informed miami

heat today he will opt out of his contract and will be testing free agency waters this off season. in four seasons with the heat james played in four nba finals, won two championships, four time mvp, ten time all-star, scheduled to make 21.5 million next season. where will lebron end up? would he consider playing with the sixers. there have been people talking on the facebook page, ernie writes that kind of player is what it will take to turn the franchise around. surrounded with good young talent, who knows what can happen. bernie writes he will want another championship right the away. we don't have enough good players to help with that. not being negative just realistic. so what do you think? connect with us on facebook and twitter and join the the conversation, we can dream, right? >> dream big. >> can you even imagine. >> slow your roll. it is not happening. he will come to see liberty bell but that is only thing bringing lebron to town, not being negative, but just being

realistic. >> we have a draft coming up. >> leslie, thank you. >> still to come in the next half an hour a peeping tom using a drone, and it gets one woman quite a scare. >> we now know what caused last years crash of the asiana airlines flight that killed three people and injured more than 200 passengers. federal investigators will release their findings. it was a key part in the investigation of the rape of the doctor near rittenhouse square, we will tell but the the smart phone app that helped lead to an arrest. >> new at 6:00 it could be a game changer in treating breast cancer, health reporter stephanie stahl speaks with the research ber an important new

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if you or someone you love has afib not caused by a heart valve problem... ...ask your doctor about reducing the risk of stroke with pradaxa. i'm chris may, here are top stories for you, milton garcia is under arrest tonight, this man is charged, with rape, robbery, burglary, and kidnapping. all stemming from a attack on rittenhouse square doctor. they recovered a victim's stolen iphone and a key. family of jameer hainesworthies pleading for help as they search for his killer: the teenager was shot, right across the street, in montgomery street in north philadelphia.

and jameer, was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. the fire, that ravaged dietz and watson warehouse in delanco, new jersey will not be rebuilt. cold cuts supplier is moving warehouse and 110 jobs it carries next to the company headquarters in the tacony section of philadelphia, kathy. >> in weather we're talking about unstable weather coming our way, storms will be moving in tomorrow, it will be staying warm, but we have some worries regarding the the weekend, it won't be a perfect one, details on that coming up with the seven day later in the broadcast, jessica. >> the kathy, thanks. national transportation safety board is revealing the results of the year long investigation in the crash of the asiana airlines flight 214. three people were killed, hundreds of others were injured. cbs news correspondent bigad shaban reports they believe it knows what may have caused the accident and it is now making recommendations to prevent future crashes. federal investigators believe pilot error caused last year

crash of asiana airlines flight 214 which killed three people and injured more than 200 passengers. >> this instance the flight crew over relied on systems that they did not fully understand. >> reporter: bowl boeing jet slammed in the sea wall before bursting into flames. ntsb's investigation found the plane was flying too low and too slow, three veteran pilots were in the cockpit but investigators say they failed to maintain the plane's air speed and waited too long before trying to abort the landing. ntsb issued more than two dozen safety recommendations including more pilot training and clearer flying manuals. >> the errors of the pilots were not because of incompetencecy, they were because of an expectation that the auto pilot and auto throttle system would do something that the airplane was not designed to do. >> reporter: sixteen year-old, was one of the three killed, the coroner determined that the chinese student died after two fire trucks drove over her

body. >> we are seeing lacking here was a lack of guidance, for fire fighters dealing with situations like this. >> reporter: ntsb says emergency crews need training to better respond to plane crashes and ensure passenger safety. bigad shaban for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> extremist have abduct 91 more people in nigeria, monk those kidnaped, toddlers as young as three years old. military in nigeria has failed to curb an islamic uprising, kidnapping comes less than three months after more than 200 school girls were taken in the mass abduction. those girls are still, being held captive. well, former irs official comes under fire during the latest round of congressional hearings on missing e-mails, and the irs targeting of conservative groups. jennifer o'connor served as an irs attorney for six months in 2013 helping to grab material for investigationness to tea party groups getting extra

scrutiny from the irs. a house committee quizzed o'connor about e-mails from lewis learner, former irs executive, in the center of the scandal. officials say her computer crashed destroying most of her e-mails in that time you are telling us did you not have any inclination that a bunch of lewis learner's e-mails were lost. >> i did not know her e-mails were missing and unrecoverable. >> reporter: republicans want learner's e-mails to see if anyone outside the irs may have been involved n'synxeling out conservative groups, the white house maintains it is cooperating in the investigation. >> police are looking for the man who keeps returning the to the same mayfair grocery store to steel cigarettes. surveillance video, shows that suspect entering the suspect at kare in street closing time june 1, jumping over the counter and stealing 20 cartons. he struck again three days later. that suspect is described as a 20 year-old white male weighing 160-pound. watch this surveillance

video closely, man on the bike tries a door in the 1800 block of cecil b. moore avenue and find it unlocked. he steps inside and turns around and leaves. but he returns two hours later and robs a third floor apartment. the residents were home, they were able to lock themselves in their bedrooms. if you recognize that suspect call police. as we reported earlier today philadelphia police arrested a man in the rittenhouse square rape case using a very popular piece of technology, apple's find my phone app allowed them to trace the victim's stolen phone right to the suspect. you may want to consider an app like this, on your own device. this technology is amazing, using gps tracking a phone can be traced anywhere, showing you its exact location right then and over the past 24 hours. >> that is a good idea to use that. >> i lost it around my house before and i'm able to find it. it was in the couch cushion. >> reporter: how does it work. first down load the app in

most cases, it is free. then log in and a map will pop up. we had a cbs-3 intern take a walk with his smart phone from here we can see his first stop corner of spring gander and north broad street. green circle on the web site pinpoint it, and then it was 18th and spring garden, after that, buttonwood and 18th street you can track ipads and tablets just like down loading any app though you have to be careful. >> there have been numerous cases, where people have down loaded apps, and the apps have not been real they have been mechanism for identity thieves and hackers to actually track people and get their information. >> but there are ways to protect themselves. >> you need to read reviews, you need to understand who stands behind this particular app thaw are down loading. >> reporter: our expert says apple is reliable when it comes to safe apps. there are many locating apps for droid phones. >> and if you think your

phonies lost, maybe it is somewhere you can find it, officials say just try that but if you do believe it was stolen, call the authorities, don't try to recover the phone yourself. >> good evening, everyone we are still trying to recover from that earlier disable vehicle situation on the blue route and here's what we are up against. traveling on the southbound side of 476, this is making your way around norristown area both sides are jammed. traveling north bound you're delayed between i-95 and media and approaching saint david down to the mid county tolls, that is northbound side there, southbound we are seeing volume from approaching the schuylkill and then really almost down toward i-95, we are in for the long hall traveling on 476, which is blue route. taking a look at vine street expressway it is not too far from the schuylkill, westbound approaching and then eastbound moving its way down towards broad street. you are delayed on both sides of the vine street expressway around the schuylkill but eastbound heavier because you are delayed between 76, and

i-95. twenty-two is your average on i-95 heading down to catch the phillies tonight. look at that southbound delay stemming back to bensalem. nineteen is your average on the schuylkill and traveling on the pennsylvania turnpike and 476, around mid county toll plaza, bad news bears. if you are traveling in new jersey earlier we had a gas main break this morning and still, 47 northbound is closed at green tree road. your best is to take main street and broad street line looks great for this evening. >> vittoria, thanks very much. a seattle woman calls police to report a peeping tom but wasn't necessarily a person in her window but a drone. women looked out her window of her seattle high rise she saw that drone hovering right at her window. she grabbed her camera and flew away but she did snap one photo of it before it disappeared. >> it just swoops out of the frame quickly which they think they were looking at me because they were react to go my action. >> seattle police say owning and flying drones is legal,

but they will respond to complaints about privacy issues. still to come here on "eyewitness news", and that skinny extra hot no whip latte, it will cost you more, apparently, it sound expensive as it is. plus too much of a good thing, why cereals with vitamins can be harming our children. and trend to go day, and a to the discovers a whole new facial feature, for the first time, and this reaction goes viral. kathy? just butt you in the good mood, weather-wise, and showers in thunderstorms, some with heavy downpours in our few you tour we will track them coming down, as "eyewitness news"

well, star bucks is raising prices on some have of its drinks to day, customers started paying five to ten sent more for coffee. customers can expect to pay a dollar more for packaged coffee, the company sells, that is beginning next month, the last price hike was back in june. star bucks didn't give a reason for this latest price increase.

trend to go day doing the crawl, eyebrows have have it and frozen frustrations, you have been feeling a few of those. lets get started first with allie and buddy. lets look at these, dynamic duo. allie was having a tough time learning to crawl so buddy gave her a lesson moving forward using his paws, and then she gets to watch and give it a try as well. pretty cute. up next, baby leon, well, he discovered his eyebrows. he looks at his face, raises his eyebrows and then gets cracked up over the funny faces, that he is making, so cute, i bet you cannot watch that video and not get a smile on your face there. third, frozen frustration, two dads set up with those catchy songs from the movie frozen create their own parity. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> well, this is ryan and todd. they are singing their own version of the song, for the first time, in forever. >> yes. >> this video right here, why not, has a half million views already. >> yes. >> did you feel like that. they do,. >> little girls, it is the best. >> soon it will pass. one day it will pass. could i sing them. >> i could sing them. >> i could. >> i could, but i won't, but i could. >> many talents. >> we will be

one thrown is enough. the the 88 year-old monarch and prince philip took a royal visit to the realm of west gross today. royal couple are in belfast northern ireland where games of thrones was filmed. queen was spotted near iron thrown but decided not take a seat. the actresses who play in the game of thrones were also, on hand, for that tour.

>> can you say that three times fast, chris may. weather-wise we are looking at a stellar day down the shore, wherever you are, plenty of sunshine, comfortable breeze and the boards are busy again, a great week to take summer vacation, even the rides at north end of the boardwalk, all, going on strong, into the late afternoon. our live neighborhood network takes us to another boardwalk at rehoboth beach, delaware. look at those umbrellas on the beach today, plenty of deep blue sky and low humidity for now. still quite busy even at the dinner hour in rehoboth beach where there are lots of great restaurants. it is dinner time. we are looking at a clear sky for the entire region through central pennsylvania, some showers and storms, these will be dying out, if they get in more stable air mass, over the philadelphia area, and its suburbs. right now in the city 85. our high owe far 86. allentown 85. cooler to the south and east, atlantic city and wildwood is

checking in at 7 degrees. here's how it feels as far as humidity is concern. comfortable, through most of south jersey, not too bad through philadelphia, the northern part of the cumberland county and northern part of the cape may county. little bit humid, towards wildwood, millville, through wilmington and our suburbs. sticky, from wilmington south and oppressive down through dover. this is what will be happening all that humidity to the south will be spreading northward tomorrow, making it feel oppressive, every where. where you combine that temperature and that high humidity. humidity levels alone will be oppressive. here's why, high pressure goes off the coast, a strong southeasterly wind blows in, bringing in that moist, humid southern air and this cold front will approach from the west, squeezing it towards the east, some showers and thunderstorms will develop in the afternoon, some with heavy downpours and this front will be slow to go. morning storms possible on thursday before we clear it out, in the afternoon, by friday, beautiful day toned

the workweek with sun and clouds and temperatures in the 80's again. future weather shows dry conditions until wednesday,es special lit in the afternoon where we see those showers and thunderstorms really bubbling up. late tonight, overnight low 71, during the day tomorrow look for a high of 86 with those showers and thunderstorms. on the exclusive seven day forecast, staying warm and sticky until friday, saturday looks good, and a few showers and storms possible on sunday and then they stick around into the next week. hot ape humid conditions will be here across the delaware valley, summer heat is in full swing and, in fact it has been warm late thely all across the globe. meteorologist justin drabick takes a closer look. >> reporter: thanks, kathy. numbers are in and the month of may is warmest on record for the entire globe. this map does show warmer then average temperatures in red especially over australia. western asia, and then through the united states. is there cooler air in the center of the country, but overall we are talking about

above average temperatures. now, why? one of the biggest reasons was the ocean water, it is well above average throughout the entire globe. that helps maintain above average temperatures. when you combine the the ocean and land temperatures we will get 59.9 degrees, over a degree above average for the 20th century, pretty impressive. this is 351st conn techtive month where we have had global temperatures. here in the u.s. it was 302nd, warmest may ever, on record here in philadelphia we had a warm air, highest temperature was 88 degrees. we had 65 degrees, ape here in june, same deal, we are above average. i'm justin drabick in the cbs-3 studio. >> on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight, warning about serial and children. >> three on your side healthwatch stephanie stahl has a new report that shows many cereals too much of a good thing. >> it is a breakfast favorite

for many children. it is easy, convenient in the morning. >> i choose one that are whole gains, ones that have vitamin, minerals. >> reporter: new report from the environmental working group says that nearly half of the kids underage eight, consume potentially harmful amounts of certain vitamins and minerals from products like over fortified cereals. >> it will affect the bones, it will affect hair, skin. >> reporter: she is the co author of the new report and analyzed more than 1500 cereals and found 114 fortified, with 30 percent or more of the adult daily value of vitamin a, zinc and niece son. >> children are given too much. all the time, nutrients, have been there. >> reporter: researchers found that one serving of general mills total raisin brawn over exposes children to niece son and zinc and 22 other cereals

pose a similar risk. >> i have been hearing about what is being put in the cereals. >> which in the body is the one that has more than 20 to 25 percent of the adult daily value in a single serving. >> reporter: general mills tells cbs-3 we believe in the value of food for the case to improve nutrient in takes. general mills follows food regulations set forward by the f.d.a. and adheres to f.d.a.'s policy on the safe for the case of food. now some groups are calling on fbi to make label changes for specific age groups, such as four to eight years old. to see a complete report and to check on your cereals, see how it stacks up go to cbs-3.com and click on health. >> pretty eye opening report. >> too much of good thing. >> too much of the good thing. >> never good. >> we will be right back.

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wits. >> they don't take themselves too seriously, and, very seriously. >> these women are not offended to be called nit wits. >> no. >> they are all residents of ann's choice senior living community in warminster. late last year they asked young veterans how to help soldiers. >> could you knit the for these veterans, and betty says absolutely we can do that. >> reporter: betty is betty mccue. >> a regular sock would not work. or forearms, because they, they want them for warmth. >> reporter: betty put out the call, so far more than 60 tonighters responded for walter reid and other military hospitals. >> 614, and we have a bag still to count. >> it is good for me. it gives me something to do: it is for a good cause.

>> i hope that they feel someone out there cares. >> reporter: nit wits are not just about charity, there is also the comradery. >> our family, we talk about when we were young. >> reporter: when congressman mike fitzpatrick heard about them he honored betty and others with a thank you in the congressional record. >> people are serious about this group, and sending her machine try donations and donations of yarn. >> it will be, a happy day, and difficulties band, and there is no mere need, for socks and amputees. >> they will keep on knitting. if would you like to find out how to help them check out our web site at cbs philly.com. i'm ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 off the the street, man who forced a woman in her rittenhouse square home, and raped her is behind bars. we are hearing from police about how they tracked him down. a local researcher says

this is the most exciting improvement to mammogram technology she has ever seen, our stephanie stahl has details on a new report that shows best way to detect invasive breast cancers. kathy? in weather, another beautiful day across the delaware val which a deep blue sky with you the impressive humidity is on its way and we're tracking showers and storms for tomorrow, i'll have that coming up. >> my little one, and. >> mothers love and sisters affection on full display in south jersey. see the the emotional moment when this little girl realized her brother was back home from services. >> it goodies to know that they will were able to bring this to conclusion. >> a sigh of relief in center city after a suspect rapist is

taken off of the streets. the man whom police say sexually assaulted a woman in her rittenhouse square home is now behind bars tonight and we are learning how they track him down good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. that attack took place in the 1900 block of spruce street from rittenhouse square. suspect was pick up at his work place a restaurant at broad and catherine in south philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson joins us live from rittenhouse square with the latest, steve. >> reporter: police say one of the biggest pieces of the investigation is this, after the assault, police say the the suspect garcia stole the victim's cell phone. it is a phone they used to trace where garcia was believed to be living. they used detective point to pinpoint where the home was. it is a place we visited today and spoke to the woman who answered the door. what she said may or may not surprise you. we will let you be the judge. >> they moved fast. >> we have this