arts and craft store hobby lobby,e van goal contact christian couple argued the affordable care act requirement their company provide certain types of birth control violated their, religious belief. a statement was posted on you tube. >> we are thoughtful to allow to us continue to operator family business from the administration argued birth control is essential to the woman's health and court's decision jeopardize that he is. >> what we're talk about do is pressing congress to take the step that is required to dress this problem. >> reporter: this rule will impact nearly 50 pending lawsuits filed by corporations challenging the requirement. five-four ruling was narrow and qualified. contraception exception applied to only closely held corporations who are only under the control of a few people. it is also limited to contraceptive and does not apply to other insurance coverage requirement that may conn frick with the employer's religious beliefs. at the the supreme court,

craig bosswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". contraceptives at issue were morning after pill and iud's. companies will leave those and other drugs and devices under the affordable care amount are tan amount to abortion. local reaction splits along relink us and political lines. >> outside this supreme court, celebrations on one side, a call for protecting women's health, on the other side. >> we're still talking about birth control in 2014 that is unbelievable. the talk comes from people opposed to abortion. >> planned parenthood's ceo gale steinberg thinks that the supreme court got it very wrong. >> the five justices, who ruled against woman today basically are really out of step, these decision about what kind of birth control to use are a woman's decision. sometimes in consultation with

her physicians. and they are certainly not her boss's decision. >> reporter: despite the narrowly focused opinion on closely held companies, built honorary ledge us beliefs, catholic leadership is calling the five-four ruling a victory for religious freedom. >> really what it is about whether the government can force families with religious beliefs, to pay for the the reproductive services of other people. >> reporter: doctor john, is the executive director of the catholic medical association. he calls the the hobby lobby case and the high court's decision a step forward. >> this is only one case, in a line of cases, that is coming forward about the hhs mandate in particular, and about the obama care in general. >> reporter: one of those has yet undecided cases involves non-profits like little sisters of the the poor. u.s. catholic conference of the bishops says it is their hope ministries of services like that will prevail in

their cases as well. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> pat, thank you. coming up at 61:00 of the companies at the the the center of the the lawsuit that led today's supreme court ruling is right here in pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao speaks to the attorney for conestoga woods specialties about what that decision means. tolls day supreme court dealt a blow to publish sector unions ruling thousands of home health care workers in illinois cannot be required to pay fees that help recover union's cost of collective bargaining. it was a five -four ruling. justices said requiring those work tours pay the fees violates the the first amendment right of non-members who disagree with the positions that union takes. well, what do you have to think about the story? you can connect with us at facebook.com/cbs philly. you can end us a tweet at cbs philly. developing right now, we have the latest on an all out search that the coastguard has just suspended for a teenager

who vanished in the ocean. that 14 year-old disappeared off the coast of cape may county last night. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan is live in ocean city with the very latest, cleve? report report chris, just a few moments ago we actually saw life guard get up and call everybody out of the water here at ninth street and tell them do not go back in the ocean, the beach is closed. right there along that jetty is where the incident happened sunday night. we have learn in the past hour both the beach patrol and the u.s. coastguard have have called off suspended their search for that missing boy. as dawn arrived in ocean city coastguard helicopters resumed searching for a 13 year-old boy missing after a large group of people were all caught in the rip current sunday night. >> when we came down here you could feel a different mood, people are really concern, upset. >> reporter: boy's family watched as coastguard, state police and ocean city beach

patrol searched above and below the waters near ninth street jetty, relative who didn't want to talk on camera says boy was at the the beach with huskies instant. >> big family on the beach and three kids at the end of the jetty swimming and rip tides pulled them out, the to the ocean. >> reporter: beach patrol says, 14 people were rescued from the rip current. some have been trying to save the first swim hours got in trouble. after the initial 911 call the patrol's four person rapid response team arrived in less than a minute. >> one on a jet ski, one on a atv and two that will respond to any emergency, guys are trained in multiple water safety techniques. there was multiple people in the water. and, they did an outstanding job. >> reporter: life guards were not on duty when this happened at 6:45 last night but wrapped response team is on until 8:00 p.m. witnesses say incident is a reminder how easy the ocean can over power you. >> all of the moms were just hugging their kids and crying and it was a very sad situation. >> we all wanted to go out

there and the beaches were closed. >> reporter: right there along that jetty there are many, holes and very inconsistent bottoms as the rip currents form they pull people along the jetty out to sea and can pull people under those rocks. now coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will talk with the life guards about an incident that happened about 15 years ago, that was my first year on the ocean city beach patrol when there were two drownings on this exact beach. we will have more details coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is day two of an investigation in the tragic accident, that killed a little girl at rita's the water ice. tonight local business owners are doing what they can to prevent something like this, from ever happening again. >> "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson joins us live from where this all happened, steve. >> reporter: jessica, it all starts here the epi center, rita's water ice behind me, that disaster on saturday afternoon a reminder to all business owners here behind me

that you can see the teddy bears, flowers, at a memorial growing for winter larkin but if you tilt up you will see those numbers with the chunk of the wall ripped out as part of the police investigation. they want to know how 2,000-pound of steel, came crashing down, and it is an investigation that is getting everybody to look up. >> for our business owners here or girard avenue, this is a wake up call. >> reporter: for girard avenue storefront owners, it is beginning of the workweek in the middle of a death investigation. >> sad. >> reporter: two days after winter larkin was killed by a fallen security gate at rita's water ice on girard avenue owners here are now double, triple checking their own gates. >> if you're not having problems you are not looking for problems. >> reporter: julia asskew works a daytime. >> when you are hiring a company you expect the job to be done and it to be safe and completed properly. >> reporter: sources tell "eyewitness news" the police

investigation is focused on how well the gate at rita's was installed and anchored into the foundation. >> it seems almost impossible that the department of licenses and inspections would inspect every grates, every, you know, fixture. >> reporter: that is exactly what l and i inspectors have been doing on this block since saturday. we saw them again monday afternoon inspectors telling us that the gate at a restaurant just five doors down is falling apart. >> we spoke with the owner, and, tomorrow morning. >> reporter: as for the incident at rita's, the agency says it ties early to place blame. who is at fault here? is it the contractor who installed or is it the owner for the upkeep. >> we have reached out to the owners of local chain and no response but l and i says they are helping, with the investigation, meanwhile, l and i will be back out here bright and early tomorrow morning to continue canvassing and to check on that restaurant to make sure that

they have cleaned up what they are taking. police will leave the investigation. reporting live, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. a woman accused of a brutal attack in new jersey is expect to turn herself in tonight. she has been identified as le tea harris. police say she is one seen attacking another woman in this cell phone video, as the victim's two-year old son stood by, other woman is a former co-worker from salem city mcdonald's. we will keep you posted on had. police made an arrest in the hit and run caught on tape in camden county. authorities arrested edward russell earlier this morning accused of hitting a man trying to cross south white horse pike in lindenwald saturday night. that victim remains in stable condition. taking a look at weather, the temperatures are rising so get ready for a return of the heat, and the humidity. meteorologist kate bilo is on the cbs-3 sky deck with more on what we can expect, kate.

>> yes, just in time for july we are ram pink up heat and humidity heading toward july 4th holiday weekend. we have eyes on a potential tropical system that could impact portions of the east coast and bring us a very unsettled stormy weather throughout the the even of the week. we will look right now you can see not much happening in the beautiful afternoon with the cbs-3 sky deck. storm scan three shows us a few clouds but there is some trouble brewing, showers and storms popping up over in west virginia and this a potential storm is hitting chicago. we have an area have have disturbed weather off the coast of florida with an 80 percent chance of tropical development by middle of the week. temperatures right now are comfortable though 85 degrees at the airport. eighty-two wilmington. eighty-four in reading. temperatures generally today were right where they should be this time of the year. we are up to 86. normal is 86. the record is one hundred and 2 degrees. we will have heat index value tomorrow, and wednesday, creeping up, near or over

100 degrees, coming up, i'll have your full seven day forecast, for now back inside to jessica and chris. >> we will see new a minute, thank you. still to come at 5:00 o'clock breaking news israeli defense forces discovered bodies of three kidnaped jewish teens who went missing in the occupied west bank. plus... >> all of the studies go like this and you heard a big bang and then a loud noise. >> imagine shock on the united airlines flight when an emergency flight deployed in midair inside the cabin, we will have more photos and reaction from stunned passengers. general motors say it has an open wallet, auto maker announced details of the sweeping program, in which they will pay for the deaths and injuries caused by faulty ignition switches. we will have have have that three on your side is

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breaking news this afternoon bodies of three israeli teens missing for two weeks have been now found, in the prime minister netanyahu have been vowing hamas will answer for their deaths. cbs news correspondent, alfonso van marsh has more. >> reporter: israeli troops moved in the the west bank village late monday night as news spread that searchers found bodies of three israeli teenagers missing for the last two weeks. bodies of the three, one with dual american citizenship, were found it var mid a field not far from where they were last seen. hitchhiking home from school. israel blamed hamas for their disappearance and launched a frantic search.

400 members were arrested in the crackdown. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called a emergency cabinet meeting. the united states is urging both sides to exercise restraint. >> we certainly would continue to urge that, despite, in spite of obviously the tragedy and enormous pain on the ground. >> reporter: the prime suspect, two well known hamas operative is still have not been caught. alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". general motors safety crisis continues to grow, auto maker announced it is recalling at least 7.6 million vehicles dating back to 1997 to, six faulty ignition switches that comes the same day man in charge of compensating gm victims outlines his plans. three on your side consumer reporter, jim donovan has more. >> kenneth fineberg is the attorney hired to run the company's victim compensation program. >> money is a pretty poor sub tooth for loss.

>> and, 20 or 50 million. pretty poor substitute. >> reporter: possible pay outs involving death and injury, relating to faulty ignition with the depend on the victim's age, and family fund. >> a 25 year-old, married, two children, earning $46,000 a year, four million-dollar. >> reporter: only those injured or killed, because of faulty switches are eligible. the claim must prove that the switch caused the crash, in a car where the air bag did not deploy. and, laura christian and other victim families attended the news conference. >> it was quite frankly really difficult, to hear, you know, like amber being reduced to a dollar amount. >> reporter: gmc owner mary barro addressed the families in a statement saying we are taking responsibility by what has happened by treating them with compassion, decency and fairness. there is no cap on the amount of money gm will spend

involving the the faulty ignition switch settlement. victims will not be able to sue gm once a claim is settled. claims can be filed august 1st and fineberg, not gm, will decide how much each victim will be compensated. proven that the gm car hat a mig problem that resulted in the crash the driver as well as passengers, pedestrians, even those in a second vehicle involved in the crash can all file claims. fineberg is very familiar with this. he dealt with the 9/11 victims compensation fun, boston marathon. he has used to try to dot numbers here. >> tough job to have. >> it is very important to have. >> more information on the web site. >> jim, thanks very much. good evening, everyone, this rush hour, we are definitely dealing with the problems of construction, and you know here, 95 commuter it has been there for whatever. probably will be ongoing for a good amount of time, as we know here. traveling on the north bound side of 95, thinks what we are looking at here this shot not too far from allegheny,

approaching betsy ross bridge. northbound side is just jammed, approaching vine street expressway, all the way through cottman avenue. the southbound side, looks pretty good. if we are traveling on 422, we have delays, if you are commuting in the westbound direction and that is really just from 202, all the way out to the area of i would say, malvern. it does break up there, excuse me not malvern but towards area of 29 beyond trooper. look at your speed sensors. we have more yellow on the board then we do have have red. it is because of such a holiday week. twenty-six is your average on i-95, vine street expressway heavy at schuylkill, 37 traveling on the schuylkill expressway and 41, traveling on the blue route. we have a water main break in northeast philadelphia, shutting down somerdale avenue at shellmeyer. best bet toys take cottman and really mass transit looks great, however one more note from folks in new jersey, atlantic city expressway westbound near 73 is an accident compromising the lane, chris and jessica. still to come, are you on

facebook, well, you may have unwittingly participated in a psychological experiment. this will cause a uproar for users of the social media network. we will take a look. beasley. coming up in sports, one eagle is reportedly tested positive for p ed's, phillies hoping to get back on the track on the road and team u.s. a will face belgium with a star back in the line up. those stories

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well, a great weekend to be outside, and wanting to get out there but heat and humidity are coming back. they are ram pink up, july we turn calendar to july and heat and humidity are upon us. but it looks like another nice weekend. we had not so nice stuff to get to before the weekend. it is fourth of july as well and we are tracking chances for wet weather. hopefully we will get it out of here. we have a lot to talk b we will start off with the good stuff. that is a beautiful finish to the month of june. look at folks out enjoying this day on the ocean city beaches, completely packed with people, a lot of people take this week off, week down the shore, it is pack all week. down the the the shore not quite as oppressive as it will be in the city. you may enjoy weather this least at least until thursday and friday when we could have coastal impact from the potential tropical system. lets look at what is happening, not a whole lot going on, just some clouds.

we have a developing situation severe weather in the midwest this severe thunderstorm watch has been label a particularly dangerous situation thanks to this area of thunderstorms being label a potential duratio as it moves through so that is something to watch in that part of the country this evening. another thing to watch thinks area have on disturbed weather off the coast of florida which has an 80 percent chance of tropical development. they flew aircraft in this afternoon, it does have wind up to 35 miles an hour but not a the lot of thunderstorm development. it has not been labeled a depression. see it north of the bohamas and lifting north up toward the carolinas as we head towards the end of the week. look at water temperatures very warm. dark red, you can see where that storm will go. it will miss us out to sea. water temperatures there in the 80's to near 90 for us, in the 70's at the moment. we will watch that storm even off shore as it could pick up coastal impacts thursday and friday especially. temperatures right now 85 at the airport. eighty-two in millville. heat and humidity come back

through the next couple days, well to the north, and we will get into that moist southwest flow. tomorrow afternoon, dew points in the mid 70's, on wednesday, afternoon dew points up to 75, or 76, and that will put us right in the oppressive range as we look at our comfort index. dew point and 75-degree range is inn sufferable not confidentable at all. may feel like lower triple digits. tonight 70 degrees. there is heat tomorrow, 90 feeling more like upper 90's with isolated afternoon thunderstorms. here is you're witness weather three day forecast. here's heat and humidity tuesday and wednesday. then we will watch that tropical moisture from your potential tropical storm arthur thursday, showers, storms, some of these could produce localized downpours. don't forget get your weather to go anytime our brand new cbs philly weather app is available for down load on the app store coming soon to

lane johnson has tested positive for ped and will miss the first four games of the season. phillies start a ten game road trip tomorrow in miami, good news they have a better record on the road then at home. they were swept out three-two # and finished with a two-six record. fightins went three for 32. with runners in scoring position, in the series. they are eight games out of first place. and, ten games under 500. and all right, good news for team u.s.a. when they take on belgium tomorrow in the world cup, forward, josey, has been cleared to play. he has missed the last two

games with the strained left hamstring. head coach, says that he is not sure how many minutes that josey will perform. this afternoon, france took on nigeria, scoreless game until the seventh ninth minute when the french broke the ice, they would add another goal and stoppage time and beat nigeria two to nothing. that is your 60 seconds sports, i'm beasley reese, now back to chris and jessica. beasley, thanks very much. midair surprise on a flight to california, coming up we will tell you how passengers described the moment an emergency slide opened, inside of the plane's cabin. then some important information for women, new guidelines are released to day recommending a against pelvic exams as part of your yearly oh hey there! (laughs) hmm.

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i'm chris may and here are the the top stories for you, the supreme court with a landmark ruling about birth control coverage, and insurance, and the high court ruled that for some non-profit companies, they are not required to provide, certain forms of contraception coverage to employees if that violates the the company's religious beliefs,. the coastguard has suspended its search for teenager missing in the ocean. friend last saw him in the ocean near ninth street in ocean city, last night. and police tell us a woman accused of taking part in a brutal attack could be off the streets as early as tonight.

family members are pleading with her to turn herself in. kate? and chris, we are tracking heat and humidity making its way back in the forecast in time for july. also storms coming along with this through in middle of the week. also tropical trouble we could have our first named tropical system within a next couple days and may indirectly impact us for fourth of july. we will have your fourth forecast and sneak peak in the upcoming weekend, jessica. >> kate, thanks very much. the deadline ace approaching for pennsylvania lawmakers to a have prove a new budget. nearly $30 billion proposed state budget will affect fate of philadelphia schools. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live outside school district headquarters where an important meeting is about to get underway, syma. >> reporter: that is right, jessica, school years final src meeting is underway right now as future of philadelphia schools, gets tangled in a bit of the political web. now mayor says that governor corbett is using philadelphia

children as pawns in order to get approval for state issues, in order for the schools to get the funding that they need. will philadelphia schools get adequate funding, as the school reform commission meets for the last time this school year, the future lies in the hands of lawmakers in harrisburg who have until midnight to decide that fate as state senate votes on the $29.1 billion budget. >> it is unfair to the children, it is unfair to the parents and teachers. >> reporter: mayor nutter says school's future is being played in a game of let's make a deal. >> because there aren't enough republican roads for pension reform measure supported by governor corbett he and other republican leaders are trying to entice philadelphia democrats on their side. they are offering republican support for a increase to the cigarette tax in the city, if democrats vote for the pension plan. if not, city schools will end up with 96 million-dollar less than what mayor nutter says is

needed, in additional funding for the school year the $2 cigarette tax would bring in 80 million-dollar for the school district. >> that has nothing to do with all the of the other issues being discussed in harrisburg. this is a bill that passed city council last year 16 to nothing. >> reporter: without money nutter says 1300 people will lose their jobs, classes could jump to 41 students per room, and schools might not open up on time. >> enough is enough. the children of philadelphia are being educationally abused >> reporter: state lawmakers have until midnight to approve the the state budget, but if the cigarette tax does get approval, the $2 per pack hike could begin as early as this december. we're live at school headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> syma, thanks very much. after months of controversy in the department of veterans affairs the president has taken a new chief to take over. that announcement came late this afternoon, robert

mcdonald will succeed the former army general, eric shinseki if confirmed. mcdonald is a west point grad and most recently served as chairman of proctor and gamble. >> bob oversaw more than 120,000 employees with operations around the the world, selling products in more than 180 countries in more than 2 million stores reaching some 5 billion customers. in other words he knows the key to any successful enterprise is staying focused on the people you are trying to serve. >> reporter: confirmation process in the senate is expected to begin immediately. a scare in the the air, airplane flight deploys midair forcing united airlines flight to make an emergency landing in kansas. cbs news correspondent co am has the story. >> reporter: it was a midair surprise. >> you heard a big bang and a hiss. >> reporter: emergency slide accidentally opened up during this united airlines flight from chicago to california. >> and then we all turned around and the whole back

cabin part of the plane was full of the shoot. >> reporter: boeing 737 was divert todd wichita, kansas sunday night. >> now, everything is fine just we want to get on the ground and have somebody look at it but everybody is fine. >> reporter: united says all 96 passengers were seated at the time of the incident. airline confirms that the maintenance crew is looking into why the slide opened in the first place. co am, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there were initial reports that the passenger tried to open up a plane door but officials say that is not true and spokesmen with the faa says that is not possible, at the altitude that plane was flying when the accident happened. a police officer under attack in ohio gets unexpected backup as all part of the dash cam video. that officer was checking out a burglary when the suspect became aggressive and assaulted the officer. two people nearby jumped in to action helping that officer take the suspect in custody. the officer was treated and released for minor injuries.

mayor of toronto rob ford is back in the news tonight after spending two # months in the rehab facility. ford took temporary leave from office on april 30th to seek out problems for addiction particularly with alcohol and drugs. well to day he spoke to members of the media at toronto's sit the eye hall and apologized for his actions. >> after experiencing some of the darkest moments in my life, i decided that enough is enough. >> i had become my own worst enemy. >> ford went on to promise his conn sit wents he will maintain his sobriety, will continue to serve in office, unless he is voted out. a panel of mental health experts say oscar pistorius was not momently ill when he shot his girlfriend to death. that mental assessment was revealed today when sprinter's trial resumed in south africa

after a in long hiatus. pistorius claims he thought girlfriend reeva steenkamp was an intruder. prosecutors say he killed her after an argument on valentines day 2013. good evening, let's look first at 422, traveling in the westbound direction you will find very high volume, from 202 all the way out through area of 29. this shot not too far from 202 so expect usual backup in this area as we continue we are moving to i-95. the one improvement with this shot this is north bound side of i-95 and this is vine street expressway. earlier we had a delay back towards the camera but it does seem like things are loosening up. by the looks at the vine and slow go on i-95 we are experiencing the hold up from the vine street expressway as you make your way out towards cottman. that volume has to do with construction zones. we're still traveling at 16 miles an hour here. construction zones at girard and cottman are ones that will set you back.

twenty-seven is your average on the schuylkill, highest delays, eastbound between 202, all the way down through vine street expressway. watch out for northbound side of roosevelt boulevard between 76 and broad street, 19 is your average on 476 and we are seeing delays in the usual spots as we would this rush hour. we have an accident on the 42 freeway northbound at 168, and also an accident on the roosevelt boulevard in northeast philadelphia at rhawn street so be mindful of those, chris and jessica. >> vittoria, thanks very much. still to come on "eyewitness news", ever feel like all the of the news you read is depressing? you may be right if you had your news feeds manipulated by facebook. we will explain the social media experiment that has people upset. juice cleanses are all of the rage but are they safe? we will list the pros and cons from a local doctor, kate. heat and humidity returning just in time for start of the july and we are tracking perhaps our first tropical system moving up the eastern seaboard. will it impact your fourth of july plans?

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it is humid out there today but we have seen sunshine as we look live at sky cam three here over ben franklin bridge. we have sunshine peeking through clouds, it looks like a nice evening as we look live from campbell's field. but as july begins so do our troubles. heat, humidity and potential tropical trouble by end of the week and could mean a spoiler for some for the fourth of july fire works but we have to keep a close eye. we still have a lot have days to go hoping to see that system trend to the east. look at storm scan three. no problems out there this evening. problems in the midwest where we have very strong thunderstorms heading towards chicago area, potential duratio, you can see bow hook and we have tornado warning and thunderstorm warnings in effect for that region. here is system we will be watching closely this week. tropical development off the coast of florida at the moment.

lets look at june in review. temperatures slightly above average this month by 1.3 degrees. precipitation ace above average by 2 inches. highest temperature is 94. low temperature is nice cool comfortable 54. that would feel nice tonight unfortunately we won't get out of the 70's tonight. it will be steamy. eighty-five at the airport. eighty-two millville. eighty-four allentown. seventy-nine in mount pocono. pattern for next couple of days keeps heat and humidity pumping from the south and west. highs in the lower 90's, with isolated thunderstorm. better chance for showers and storms on wednesday, very hot and humid feeling like triple digits and then we will watch that tropical trouble, thursday into friday, coming up, justin drabick will tell but that. lets first talk about the heat and humidity. heat index values tomorrow at 5:00, it will feel like 96 the at the airport. triple digits in wilmington. even overnight tomorrow night doesn't feel any cooler in the 70's and look at these numbers, mid triple digits here. 105 is what it feels like by

3:00 o'clock wednesday in wilmington delaware. overnight tonight, muggy 70 degrees. partly cloudy tonight. tomorrow, hot and humid with an isolated afternoon storm at 90 degrees. your beach forecast down the shore tomorrow not as bad, steamy as here. 82 degrees. partly sunny warm and breezy. here is your seven day forecast and shore cast. as you can see hot and humid wednesday and thursday. we will watch that tropical trouble heading in to thursday and friday, locally heavy showers and thunderstorms. coastal impact by friday, saturday and sunday we have temperatures in the mid 80's. it looks like another pleasant weekend but day we are watching is fourth of july friday. we are watching tropics very closely again for what could be the first named storm of the season and it could impact our weather for that holiday. meteorologist justin drabick tells us what we can expect. >> well, we are watching a disturbance off the florida coast and it is sitting in a good environment. warm ocean water temperatures and light upper level wind. good chance of developing in the tropical system.

if it does it will be first named storm of the season named arthur. where is the storm going to go? we have plotted models. most of them keep the storm off the the north carolina coast as it heads north east but it could be close enough to brush with us rainfall heading through hot holiday weekend. here's the track up toward north carolina and back out to sea. later friday we could see showers in here at the new jersey coastline. how much rain are we talking about? well, we will be combining this tropical system with a cold front, so majority of the rain stays off the coast but look at what happens up near delaware valley. a lot of this is from the front. this ace i potential two, maybe even 3 inches. cold front moves faster, then we will get less rain and push es tropical system out of here but for now here's what we're thinking for upcoming weekend towards friday. we will watch the coast for that potential for heavy rains, south and east but gusty wind, highs at the coast could get 40 miles per hour if that storm does track enough to the coast and certainly

some higher surf and dangerous rip currents. even after the the storm passes there will be strong rip currents throughout the weekend. i'm meteorologist justin drabick in the cbs-3 studios. on the healthwatch tonight, new guidelines for pelvic exams. the american college of physicians is recommending, against pelvic exams for most women. they say that exam rarely detects important disease and associated with discomfort, false positive and negative examinations, and extra costs. some gynecologists don't agree, they say they will perform them despite the the new recommendation. >> for the vast majority of the women, that i have seen they don't express any, you know, issue, large issue with having the exam performed and really, very many of them actually feel very grateful to have an asses. of the uterus and ovaries done. >> that guideline, applies to men in not pregnant, those at average risk for cancer and women who do not show any

symptoms. it seems that you cannot turn on your tv or read a magazine without hearing about another celebrity juicing. >> it is from green juice to detox blend, juice cleanses are all of the rage but do they work? are they good for you? cbs-3 anchor erika von tiehl gets the answers. >> reporter: juicing, a word on so many lips today. >> i feel great about what i'm putting in my body and i have a good feeling afterwards. >> reporter: juice bars are popping up every where like ryan crown's juice club in center city. >> we have kail, cucumbers, parsely. >> reporter: ryan discovered juicing living in l.a. and felt an immediate difference. >> i feel happier, i feel better. i'm up at 5:05 every morning. i can stay up until midnight. >> reporter: he is not the only one. his very first customer is one of the best stopping by regularly after hitting the gym. >> he brews them according to the work out that you did. the based on my routine, this blast works perfectly. >> reporter: ryan also delivers his juice around

center city after freshly squeezing it in the morning. his juice pilot, goes to the front door, first thing in the morning. juicing has its fans but are doctors among them? we have spoke to hospital and registered dietition doctor nicole paul with paoli hospital. >> you have to think about what you juicing? are you juicing fruits or vegetables because there is a big difference. i like the idea of doing vegetable juices as opposed to fruit because vegetable in and of themselves have less sugar. >> reporter: opposed to fruit juices but okay with vegetable blends she says cleanses can survey purpose. >> if it will get you on than that road to healthy eating and exercise i'm all for it. >> reporter: however only up to five days. after that she says it is not sustainable and can be unhealthy. erika von tiehl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". through go. >> is what your rule. >> that juice your vegetable, eat your fruit. >> you have the fine inner

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what happens next under the dome? tonight at ten, on cbs-3 watching the frightening season premiere of the hit show. >> wow, look out. >> we return to chester's mills still sealed off from the world by this mysterious dome and tonight it threatens the town foulke when suddenly it is magnet advertised. premiere episode way written by steven king who wrote the original novel under the dome and keep an eye out for his came ohio appearance. second season of under the dome premiers tonight at ten only on cbs-3. and right after on "eyewitness news" at 11 # go on an under water adventure. >> just an macing world to go where very few people go and

to see what mother nature has created, right underneath our feet, it is just press i spectacular. >> reporter: meal a local couple that travels the world doing dangerous, dramatic under water photography, even in places where other divers died. >> these are dangerous places if in the trained. >> reporter: the the under water adventurer tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. sports magazine has announced a new queen of fame, you could say, magazine's annual list of most powerful celebrities was revealed today. >> coming in number one was by an say, she beat out oprah for top spot this year. last year she raked in a cool 115 million-dollar, that is the not the most on the list but beyonce is considered to be more famous, then anyone else. and also, making that list lebron james, number two, doctor dr o at number three thanks to apple's purchase of beats head phone company, oprah drops down to number four and talk show host ellen degenerous, round out the top five. well, that is it for

"eyewitness news" at 5:00 o'clock. >> now at 6:00 lancaster county company that helped spark the supreme court decision about contraceptive coverage, for employees, and tonight a closer look at the impact of that ruling. and as her family, grieves, officials are trying to figure out what caused the freak accident, that killed this three-year old girl, at rita's water ice. walt? prosecutors put kermit behind bars on murder in are charges but now neighbors want city officials to do something about the home where he ones lived which they say has generated in to a neighborhood eye sore. i'll have the i team report coming up. heat and humidity coming right back in the area, just in time for the start of july, tomorrow we're also tracking potential tropical trouble. by the even of the week. it could impact your fourth of july, i will have your full forecast, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now.

well, with that, it protect the liberty our founders thought it was an important issue. >> now the at 6:00 a local company at the center of the land mark case as ground breaking ruling for the the supreme court, a about contraception coverage. it is the big story with an impact felt around the country and in the delaware valley. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. supreme court ruled some smaller for profit companies are not required to provide contraception coverage to employees. and the obama administration argued birth control is essential to women's health. majority of justices suggested the government could pay for that coverage itself. decision came in the case brought by owners of the arts and craft store hobby lobby, couple argued the affordable care act required their company to provide free birth control coverage that violated their religious beliefs. >> the supreme court reaffirmed what our family has