from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". devestation, four children are killed in a fast moving fire in southwest philadelphia. several row homes were destroyed, and this morning investigators search for a cause. also, frightening moments for swimmers after a shark attack shuts down a popular southern california beach. and, one of the worlds' most wanted men comes out of the shadows. he's the leader every isis, the sunni millitant group, which has overtaken large sections of iraq. today is sunday, july 6. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 7:00 right now. let's get a check on that forecast. carol is standing by with all of the details. and we beautiful day yesterday. >> yesterday was nice. we could keep that going year around. >> let's just do that. >> yes, well, you know, sews

nice. why are we re-inventing the wheel? but no, we'll finds a day very similar, nicole, to what we saw yesterday. just cup many every degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. and we're already starting out little bit warmer. 68 degrees in philadelphia right now, we have 60 in trenton, 63 in wilmington, and still hanging onto 58 degrees in allentown. everybody else starting to get into the 60s right now, the poconos, just pick up 3 degrees there. mild day on tap for every single location, storm scan3, showing, that a few high clouds may be out there, but it is not cutting down on your sunshine or definitely will not cut down on your enjoyment. day. this will be another one of our beautiful summer weekends, 56 degrees, the dew point right now, so that means that the air mass is still continuing to be dry. not as dry as yesterday, when those dew points were down into the 40's, but, still, not all that bad. we'll find them climbing, the humidity will be getting up there, starting tomorrow, and tuesday, and wednesday, and we may also be what, lining up

for our second heatwave of the summer coming up this week. so, we've got temperature by noon, at 83 degrees, by 3:00 p.m., 87 degrees, it will be feeling very, very summer like out there. and i think probably the most you'll see as we go through time would be just couple of clouds, and then, just lots of sunshine, so, we will run the day out with plenty of sunshine, and then we'll start the heat coming in here once again, talk about all of that just ahead. nicole? >> all right, carol, thank you. southwest philadelphia community is coming together, after tragedy. four children were killed in a house fire, four others injured. syma chowdhry is live in kingsessing, same, a investigators are still trying to figure out what exactly sparked the flames. right? >> reporter: that's right, nicole t has been little more than 24 hours since a fire broke through five homes, destroying five homes, and damaging three others. a fire department is only about a block away, and they couldn't even contain this fast moving fire, killing four

young kids. now, officials are just mourning the same way the community is. >> we lost four precious lives. >> mayor nutter, like many folks, are trying to comprehend something unimaginable. how a fire killed four kids, under the age of five. >> hearing about this incredible tragedy is one thing. seeing the scene, meeting the people, is quite different. >> cell phone video captured the flames that burned nearly half a block ongoingner street near 65th early saturday morning. the fire didn't just rip through homes it, ripped through tight-knit community. >> i want them back, i love them. >> this woman is the grandmother of two boys, four year old patrick, and six week old todge. also in the house four year old twin sisters maria and

marry he willa. the twin's mother baby setting two young boys. able to get out of the house along with three other children but could not reach the four other kids before she was forced to escape through a second floor window. >> their mom, she tried to rescue all of the kids, but she couldn't, there was a lot of them, and the fire was everywhere. >> officials are not sure what started the fire but say it likely started on the front porch of the home the children were in. it quickly destroyed five homes, damaged three others, displacing more than 40 people. it was a site even firefighters will never forget. >> the members that far station right now are heart broken. they're very heart broken. because we lost four children in this community. >> and there is a memorial here on the corner of 65th and gasner. you can see four little angels representing the lives of the four kids who were lost. now there is memorial is right next to a church, that is accepting donations, for those 40 plus people who have been displaced by the fire.

this church along with several other organizations are helping those folks. if you would like to make a donation go to our cbsphilly.com. seat list of organization that is are helping the people who are devastated by it fire. live in southwest philadelphia, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". tragic, syma, thank you. our coverage of the deadly fire continues on our website cbsphilly.com. well, new york city firefighters are mourning the death of one of their own this morning. lieutenant gordon found unconscious while searching for victims trapped in a highrise fire. he later died from his injuries. two other firefighters and two residents were treated for minor injuries. he is the first new york city firefighter killed in the line of duty in more than two years, new york city mayor bill diblasio spoke about the city's lost. >> new york city and suffer tragic lost when one of our

bravest lieutenant gordon anbels died while driving to save lives at second alarm fire here in brooklyn. >> fourteen year survivor of the force, survived by his wife and two caughter. >> independence day celebration continued throughout the region. "eyewitness news" along penn's landing where hundreds gathered to watch the us army band perform. perfect night. >> fireworks over the delaware river, show for treat for people on both sides of the river, also coinsided with activities happening in both philadelphia and camden. >> weather was perfect for fireworks. beach-goers wowed by this spectacular display in ocean city, beautiful err ray of fireworks lit up the sky over the atlantic ocean. well, arthur is quickly losing strength, it has been downgraded to post tropical storm. but, some winds remain strong as they lash canned did a's

maritime provinces. about 200,000 people are without power in nova scotia and new brunswick, and there are flight delays and concellations at the airport in halifax. new england was mostly spared from major damage. so that's some good news. well, as arthur pulls further and further away from the jersey shore, threat for rip currents have really does fade out there. >> lifeguards on high alert over the past few days warming swimmers were dangerous rip currents. well, now the ocean is calming down, and conditions are quickly improving. require though always important to swim only when lifeguard is on duty. >> independence day celebration ends in tragedy when three boats collide near miami. authorities say four people are dead, and dozen more are hurt. the boating accident happened at the end after fireworks display in coconut grove, florida several people tossed overboard after that collision. >> swimmer in southern california recovering this morning after being attacked

by a great white shark. a fisherman reportedly hoped 7-foot long great white off the manhattan beach yesterday morning. after fight to go real him in for half hour, agitated shark came into the past of group of swimmers. >> the swimmer intersected the shark, and the shark ended up biting the swimmer in the torso. >> described as middle age man, breathing on his own, wait the into loading ambulance there. told his injuries are not life threatening. >> new video emerged of recluse i have leader of ice ice, overtaken large sections of iraq. cbs news correspondent charlie dagada the individual is one of the world's motion wanted men, with a $10 million bounty on his head. >> leader of the most extreme

leader in iraq and beyond emerged from the shadows and order recalled all muslims to obey him. >> gods order us to spread the religions, claims to show bagdadi delivering sermon in mozul, fell to isis fighters more than three weeks ago. it will take more careful analysis, to prove certain that it is him. but the face seems to fit one of the only known photographs of the men. >> just yesterday, during friday prayers. >> i am the leader who presides over you, he said, though i am not the best of you. obey me, as long as i owe bay god in you. >> shiites, the group released pictures showing the leveling

of at least ten ancient shrines, and shiite mosks, dotted across territory under their control. obliterated by massive explosions, that sent the holy sites tumbling to the grounds, in clouds of smoke and rubble. showing such ruthless destruction, is part of a media campaign designed to show the group is unstoppable. and by tacking their leader out of hiding, and putting him on full display untouchable, too. >> charlie dagada, cbs "eyewitness news". >> still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", can you part with your smart phone? well, you might not believe what some people say they would be willing to give all just to keep that phone. and that is beautiful weekend, carol will have your weekly weather forecast after the break. stick around.

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today marks one year since the deadly crash of i shall rihanna air light flight 214. three people kim, another 187 injured when the plane crashed at the airport. us safety saw pilot error caused the crash. came in too low, to too slow on its approach towards runway. federal investigators are working this weekend to find out what caused a train to derail. the montana rail link train transporting boeing train parts. nineteen causer derailed, three fell into a river.

boeing say they were on their way before the derailment. >> you check for calls, you look texts see who from ended you on facebook hard to put down the phone, but if you are a compulsive checker you are not alone. wait until you see how far some people would go to keep their phones. here's "3 on your side"'s consumer reporter jim donovan. >> everywhere you turn, people checking, talking, texting on their phone. >> i wish we could put it away. >> new study finds the majority of us are compulsive checkers, 35% constantly check their phones. 26% check a few times a day, 16% check once an hour, 8% check in the morning and evening, with 13% hardly ever looking at their smart phone, that include carla. >> i'm not addicted to my telephone. honey, i still use a flip flown. >> this is an iphone. she needs an iphone.

>> her fred made the switch. >> before i got a smart phony didn't think i needed one, then ever since i got it, now, when i can't find it, i go into panic mode. they said their mobile devices just as important as their car or using deodorant. and most say it is more important than coffee or television. >> shocking, sad, just a phone, might as well just talk to your loved ones, get more quality time. >> in fact the only things rated as more in defensible as americans than their cell phones, were their toothbrushes, and the internet. to check out the entire study log on to cbsphilly.com. or follow me on facebook and twitter, reporting for "3 on your side", i'm jim donovan. >> toothbrush, deodorant, don't think i can deal with either of those. carol, let's look at the forecast. >> and pack the call mine lotion. aim covered in poison ivy. one eye just about swollen shut. leave the three, leave them be. oh, please.

poison ivy, miserable. >> the sky is not. blue skies over philadelphia, looks beautiful, i keep mentioning the high thin clouds, not going to do anything to mar the day. lovely here through center city, "skycam 3", also beautiful when you go to the shore, we've got another similar sky condition, with those high thin clouds, but looks beautiful in atlantic city, then you head down to margate and the beach is great. >> so margate looking lovely really, you can't miss, where ever you find yourself, thinking i was a joan just to think about being here, because look how nice it is. all over the plastically looking at the poconos compared to philadelphia and the shore. poconos, 53 degrees, philadelphia 68 degrees, 67 in atlantic city and that's about 10 miles inland at the airport there. high thin clouds, start to thin out, as well. so expect lots of sunshine today. it will be beautiful day, as

women. 68 degrees right now in philadelphia. sixty in trenton, 53 degrees temperature in the poconos, 68 in wildwood, and we've got temperatures in the 60s along the shore. ocean temperature right now, 26 degrees off atlantic city beach. looking at temperatures higher in the water as you move to the south. and low risk of rip current today, fortunately, but still make sure you're where the lifeguards r mostly sunny, high pressure where it is, if the air comes up out of the south though it starts to get little bit warmer, then tomorrow, gets a lot warmer, and a lot more humid as the high moves farther away, and we get sandwiched in with front on the other side. that just kinds of funnels up the warm moist air. expect to find warm, humid day, and one of the computer models says even monday later monday in some spots then tuesday dealing with couple of showers and thunderstorms. we put this into motion. today dealing with no problems whatsoever, and then by the time we get to tomorrow, in the morning, do we find

anything, nope, looks everything looks quiet, but by afternoon, could we, and late afternoon, at 8:00 at night, so that's really more evening, could we be seeing few showers out to the north and west. it is possible. there is another chance we could be seeing some showers around here, on tuesday, and then another chance that we could be finding some on wednesday, as well. the temperatures in the ocean that were cold yesterday, at 59 degrees, had started to warm up little bit. and by the time you get to cape may, 74 degrees, lewes, delaware, 71, rehoboth beach, 71 degrees ocean water temperature. nice in all locations with temperatures 80 at the shore, 88 degrees through philadelphia, with wind coming up out of the southwest, five to 10 miles an hour, tonight, mostly clear, still nice though, 68 degrees, and then we start what could be heatwave monday, tuesday, wednesday, to make all of the precautions that you did last time, keep your pets as cool as you are, check on everybody, make sure they're air-conditioning is working, because we've got some hot weather coming up monday,

tuesday, wednesday, chance of shower or thirds earl storm, really tuesday, wednesday, thursday, some spots maybe as early as monday, friday and saturday look dry out, nicole. 7:19, checking traffic with ann evans. >> good morning, nicole. headed down the shore you heard carol's forecast, gorgeous day for t here is the walt whitman bridge, good to go, no delays further up the 42 freeway or 55, no problems so far in the atlantic city expressway, or the garden state parkway in both directions going to or coming from the shore from that long holiday weekend. to the schuylkill at con show hoping, at the conshohocken curve no problems, looks fine through philly and its suburbs, volume just starting to build. on the schuylkill this morning. onto i95, girard point bridge, i95 and the bridge both look okay this morning. no delays to tell you about thankfully. i'm ann evans, nicole, back to you. >> all right, thanks, ann. well, it is one good looking

trio, aspirins william, kate and prince harry, kick off the start of the "tour de france". thousands gathered in the northern glands sit of leads, as the first stage cycling event got goingment duke and duchess of cambridge later met with local people in the village of west tanfield, on the route of the "tour de france". very exciting to see them out and about. 7:20 right now, carol answers your pet questions, and in this week's ask the vet. >> your dog seems to have a touch of altzheimer's is that possible and what do you do if your dog has that? we'll check it out with doctor rose on ask the vet. >> plus, residents in a quiet community, get a scary surprise. seat unwanted visitor that showed up for a weekend barbeque. and it is going to be a warm sunday, meteorologist, carol ericson, will have your weekly forecast coming up

do you love this little dog or what? he has loving home, just as cute as he can be, doctor rose, animal wellness center for pennsylvania hollis i can and conventional veterinarian. bunch of questions here. doggy altzheimer's, altzheimer's is a horrible problem for people, and your pets can get it, too? >> absolutely. in dogs it is called k9 cognitive dysfunction, and these dogs unfortunately about 30% of the dogs that are over ten years old, and about 70% of the dogs over 15 actually have doggy altzheimer. >> what do they do? >> well, first every all some of the symptoms, they may

wander around, seem disoriented, they make vocal eyes particularly at night if they're wandering around, or pacing. >> probably go to the bathroom in the house? >> they can also go to the bathroom in the house because, again, as they get older their senses become a little dull. >> i heard even they can get lost in the corninger? >> correct. >> where they are facing a corner and can't get out of it. what can you do to try to alleviate their symptoms? first of all, kindness what you need to do? >> kindness, you have to be very kinds, you have to be aware of what is going on, and lots of times, you want to interact with them more, maybe play with some toys, you want to stimulate them. play with toys, give them some exercise, go to work in the morning, be sure not to let the blind down, open the blind up, leave the sun in, and leave the radio or tv on. >> with a about any supplement of any kinds? >> there are supplement, some increase the circulation to the brain. and that works, as well.

>> such that is. >> product called flavonex. a human product increases circulation it the brain, can be beneficial. >> you can find that on line? >> yes. >> alloe, the alloe plant everybody lovers it, always so soothing, but it is toxic? >> right. that needs to be explained. if your pet actually bites the leave after alloe plant, when you open up the plant, you see the green, clear gel, and then you see like a white latex around it, the gel is non-toxic, but the latex around it is. so that's why it is considered like a mild to moderate toxin. however, the product, like i do carry an alovera juice in my office, and the toxic products are taken out of t so, in that respect, it is okay to give. >> okay, so you could use just the gel, but not the white around it, because it could lead to vomiting than sort of thing? >> correct. >> okay, hip dysplasia, we've got 30 seconds left. what can you do for that? here, some of have you a rotweiler and has got it. >> that's miss forming of the ball and socket joint of the

hip. just real quick, acupuncture works great, some of these cases are very severe, and they do do hip replacements, you can do owe mega three fatty acids because it has anti-inflammatory properties, clue coast a.m. even sulfate. >> okay, just take it easy and of course probably watch the exercise and the weight, too, like for everybody else. doctor rose, thank you so much. and rocky, and we will see you next time. >> rocky is so darn cute. check out this picture, another inflatable play set goes a born. saul whirlwinds called dust testifying blew through a carnival, sending this inflatable slide right up into the air. now, that slide was empty. it blew several stories, into the air, before it dropped back to the ground. scary stuff, though. 7:26 right now. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", a disturbing incident is caught on camera, and the video goes viral. it shows a police officer repeatedly punching a woman. the officer claims she

resisted arrest. now, many are asking this morning, was it excessive force? and, after four years and two babies together, jessica simpson finally walks down the aisle. we'll have details on the star studded nuptial. >> it will be hot sunday, meteorologist, carol ericson, will tell you how hot it will get into this week.

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ing. >> today is sunday july 6, thanks so much for joining us, nicole brewer, 7:30, let's get a check on the forecast. >> now, 70 degrees, through center city philadelphia, so, starting our warm up. yesterday we hit 83 degrees, i think today, we will be several degrees warmer than that, so, expect to go finds these temperatures getting into the upper 80s, center city philadelphia, it looks lovely looking nice everywhere, to the shore it is fine, storm scan3 it looks fine, so every place is very quiet, at this point, no precipitation out, there and we are not expecting any today at all. 68 degrees, right now out at the airport in philadelphia, 60 in trenton, 65 degrees in wilmington, in the 50's still though in allentown and in the poconos, 53 degrees there, wildwood warm up to 70 degrees, same temperature as center city. dew points remain relatively low, this in the 50's there is

time of the year. that's fine. the air mass is very comfortable. yet, even more comfortable, though, down to the 40's, and we will be watching for them to increase, though, as we go through tomorrow, and the next couple of days, the heat and humidity will be pouring back so by noon today, 83 degrees, sunny, comfortable, by 3:00 p.m. we get the high temperature for the day, and we probably hang onto that for an hour or so after. that will that will be into the upper 80s, but looks real nice out there, the seven day forecast, does not look as nice, so we'll show that you coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. community pulls together after tragedy, and yesterday's deadly fire in southwest philadelphia. four young children were killed, four others injured, and dozens displaced. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry live in southwest philadelphia, same, a what's the latest there? >> killing it fast moving fire that's burned through several homes here on gasner street.

destroyed about five homes, damaged three others, killing four little lives in its wreckage. >> cell phone video captured the flames that captured half block near 65th early saturday morning. the fire didn't just rip through homes, it ripped through a tight-knit community, after killing four little lives. >> /want them back. i love them, i love them. >> this woman is the grandmother of two boys, four year old patrick, and toge, just six weeks olds, also in the house, were four year old twin sisters, maria and maribella. the twin's mother was babysitting the two young boys, and was able to get out along with three other children inside the home, stowe could not reach the other children before she was forced to escape through a second floor window. >> their mom, she tried to rescue all of the kids. about there was a lot of them and the fire was everywhere.

>> there is a memorial here, in front of church, you could see four little angels, representing the children. there are stuffed toys, balloons, but also some donations outside of this church, this church and other organizations are accepting donations, for those 40 plus people who are displaced, by this fire. if you would like to make a donation, or if you would like to help, just go to our website. finds all of the organizations participating in helping these people who have been devastated by the fire. live in southwest philadelphia, syma chowdhry. >> same, a thank you. meanwhile, our coverage of the deadly fire continues on line on our website cbsphilly.com. philadelphia police are looking for the gunman, who shot two teenagers, in north philadelphia. a 14 year old was shot in the arm, and 18 year old hit in the leg. shell casings were visible, along the 2,000 block of east atlantic street fry night. both males littles in the stable condition.

hunt on this morning for the driver who crashed his pick-up truck into the side of an apartment building in northeast philadelphia, the driver ran away from the scene, you can see, right inside that apartment, on red lion road. luckily, no one was home, just before 2:00 yesterday morning, that truck was towed away. fire marshall in berks county work to go determine what sparked a fire as these townhouses townhouses in valley borough. took firefighters an hour to place that fire under control at main and south second street friday night. >> total of six residents were displaced. >> missing k9 officer is back in the northeast with her family this morning. bb snuck out of philadelphia police officer's backyard friday, by crawling through a hole in the fence. shy was found safe yesterday and reunited when her owner. >> controversy in california after passerby records video after highway that troll officer punching a woman while

making arrest. >> they're wore dollars the incident will rest recollect old fears. >> the women hid 11 times while lying under highway patrol officer along a busy los angeles freeway, speaking out through her attorney. >> she got beat by someone who seemed like he was trying out for mixed martial arts, and is absolutely unacceptable. >> civil rights leaders in la are calling on the federal government to launch its own probe, but the chp says it can handle the investigation, on its own. >> we are known as an agency that really polices itself. >> what was your re when is you saw the video? >> criminal law professor, he says, the patrol officers actions could hurt the public

perception of all law enforcement agencies in the la area, including los angeles police department. >> i would say these are among the worse times in terms of the police, community relations since the rodney king. >> 1991 brewed al beating sparked public outcry of reform within the lapd. up until last year the department of justice had special oversight of the police force, because of what it describes as a pattern of misconduct. that consent decree lasted for more than ten years. as for tuesday's incident, with the highway patrol officer, his reported what happened at the barefoot woman ignored his orders to stay away from the freeway. so he said he tried to take the woman into custody to protect her. >> protesters hold more angry demonstrations in one california town, as more undocumented immigrants arrive to the area for processing. now, for the second time this week, a plane caring migrants, from texas, touched down in

san diego, where they were then transported to the town of marry etta. protesters on both sides of the debate have been clashing over what the white house calls a humanitarian crisis. >> i heard for those children, but as an american it is not okay. america does not have the capacity to be inundated. we're all americans, we love, we want to be safe, as well, so, we understand that we need to protect our boarders, and we need to protect our country from terrorists, but these kids are not terrorists. >> so far fetch to the board err is not scheduled. well, convicted killer joran slatter shoot gets married in prison. he and his pregnant girlfriends exchanged vows at maximum security prison in rome, a peru. they met there when she visit that facility. he is serving 28 year sentence for killing a woman in 2010. remains the prime suspect in

the disappearance of the alabama teenager, natalie hole a way. many are spending the holiday weekends with family perhaps barbequing in the backyard. wait until you see what one florida family caught underneath their grill. , 12-foot python, slithered its way into residential area, one resident tried to capture the large snake, but, wasn't successful. >> so guy coming o i said are you afraid of snakes? he said no. i said come over here t had slid under the lady's barbeque grill. >> neighbors managed to get the python into the grill. waited for first responds tears safely remove that snake. authorities say the python was not a pet. in fact, it came from the wild. that is wild. that's for sure. four years and two children later, jessica simpson ties the knot with former nfl player erik johnson. couple's ceremony was held this weekend at lavish california ranch.

simpson and johnson got engaged back in 2010 after dating for about nine months n2012 the couple welcomed their first daughter maxwell, and just six months later announced they were expecting again. they were busy. 7:39 right now. comedian joan rivers making headlines for storming off the set during interview with cnn. anchor fred rica whitt fields asked about some criticism over the cover of her new become in which she is wearing fur. rivers was apparently not happy with with that question, and went off on a tirade. take a look. >> i make people laugh for 50 years. input on earth to make people laugh. my book is funny. i wear fur that was killed 15 years ago. i warning for animal rights. stop it with and do you this and you're mean and you're that. you are not the one to interview a person who does humor. sorry. >> are we serious? wow, did you see the anchor's face? she couldn't believe it. well, apparently rivers was

serious, she did not come back to the set to finish that interview, since the book's release, rivers has been criticized by animal rights groups. she's not hearing anything about it, though. 7:40, right now, and still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", we're looking at the health watch, and warning for parents. do not leave your children in the car, doctors show us just how fast your car can heat up. holds the cream and sugar. why some people say putting but the nerve your coffee might actually help trim your waistline. we'll explain. and, it will be sunny and comfortable outside today. carol has your weekly forecast, nex

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call 1-888-xarelto, or visit teamxarelto.com. >> reminder why you should never leave your child in the car, especially not good idea during the summertime. "3 on your side" health reporter stephanie stahl explains how quickly your vehicle can heat up and turn deadly. >> it may be shocking, but experts say, it is more common than you think. children, left in cars. and, soaring summer temps can make it even more dangerous. >> children have been shown to actually succumb to heat stroke temperatures 56 to 707 degrees, so therefore, no time is a safe time. >> there have been 619 heat stroke deaths of children left in cars, between 19998 and 2013, according to one study. it says 18% were left on purpose, 29% were playing in a

unattended car, and more than half were forgotten by their caregiver. >> there are on average 38 per year children who die in a hot car. it is 38 children too many. it is too much of a tragedy for these families. >> study from the journal of the american academy of pediatrics shows even on a cool, 73 degrees day, the temperature goes up an average of more than 3 degrees every five minutes, inside a vehicle. faster in the first 30 minutes. as it quickly shoots above 100 degrees. the research shows cracking a window doesn't help much. the temperature can still rise. >> even wal-mart is trying to raise awareness about the issue, shoppers are greeted with reminder stickers on the store doors saying look before you leave. reminding parents, not to leave children unattended in vehicles. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, it is clock 44, right now, and you wouldn't think about adding butter to a cup of coffee. you wouldn't think that would help you lose weight, right?

that's exactly what some people are saying. butter coffee is made of high quality beans, grass fed butter, and coconut oil. well the result is a creamy frosting hot drink, supporters say, gives them more energy. but not everybody's on board with this latest fad. nutritionists say the drink is load rated when fats and calories. >> burning a lot of calories, you know you can with stand the couple hundred in the cup of coffee. for most of us, naught out working out it is really not something we can afford to do. >> actually there is trends is nothing new. people in tibet have been adding butter to their tea for centuries. i just like mine black, but that's just me. hey the weather was perfect yesterday, wasn't it, for a parade? cape may held annual independence parade, along beech avenue. meteorologist kathy orr was, there and actually sent us this video of the festivities. many groups were showcased during the event including the cape may county string band,

and the cub scouts and boy scouts. >> 7:46. let's get a check of the forecast. >> weather improving very much. after friday, which was so bad, that caused the cancellation of a lot of parades. great weekends, and controlsing it out on very nice note, as well. take a lock at the blue skies over the ben franklin bridge, looks great in new jersey, looks great in pennsylvania, where ever you are, you have some wonderful sky conditions, in fact, the shore looks spectacular today. look at this, atlantic city and the risk for rip current is low today. arthur now gone. and the seas have calmed down. just know that around jettis and past you have to pack particular a schenn sean. few high clouds around, that's it, not expecting any precipitation at all today. lovely start to the day with these temperatures in the 60s, 68 degrees, in philadelphia, almost 70 degrees here, just barely 60 degrees, barely out of the 50's in trenton, 63 wilmington, you have 53 degrees in the poconos, and

72 now down in wildwood. so, the temperatures are warming up,. >> still humidity low, we will spend that for this time of the year. because they can be as high as the 70s where they were last week. and you know how miserably un comfortable that was. we will be finding the heat and humidity pouring back on, as early as tomorrow. eight's today, sunny skies, temperatures lower 90s monday, they'll feel warmer than, that with the humidity increasing, and there is a front off to the west. >> monday, possible, just timing on there is pretty hard to pin down, because it is different on every single computer model later monday some spots, more likely on tuesday, wednesday, and/or thursday time period, weaver chances of showers and

thunderstorms. >> future weather, put it in motion, you can see, some of the clouds that we're looking at right now move out. left with nice conditions going through the day tomorrow. >> we'll have to continue to monitor, and tuesday another chance possibly coming into the area, same deal on wednesday, so, seems like summertime. doesn't it? and the ocean temperatures are warming up from where they were yesterday. so, getting into the 60s now into the 70s, down through cape may, and also down through lewes, and rehoboth beach, so warmer waters, are out there, for everybody to enjoy at the shore. temperatures at the shore today, 08 degrees, poconos, 85, it is going to be sunny, lovely, in every location, with a 88 degrees temperature here in philadelphia. so, look for the shade with that. and make sure your pets are kept as cool as you are, because 88 can feel hot even with lower humidity. 68 degrees mostly clear, still very nice tonight. but it is a warmer overnight. and then over the next couple

every days just plane hot around here. ninety-two on monday, tuesday, 93, wednesday, 90 degrees, and the numbers at the shore, going to be warm there, too, with the temperatures remaining in the 80s, even at the shore, all week long. nicole? >> all right, well the weather not look too long bad today or for the rest of the week. let's see how the reds are checking out. ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center right now. hey, ann? >> like everyone left town, nicole. roadways so quiet. ben franklin parkway, art museum circle of course there is was hub of activity for this weekend welcome america festivities. last week, as well, quiet now, everything open for business. if you look to the right, that is kelly drive, kelly drive shutdown between strawberry mansion drive and fountain green drive for the independence day regata, still going on until 6:00 tonight. martin luther king drive, that shutdown between the ben franklin parkway and the falls bridge, like it is every weaken for recreational activities. everything here the ben franklin parkway, art museum circle, open.

traffic cam just gorgeous picture of the schuylkill at the blue route, look how quiet. no delays or problems on the schuylkill westbound lanes to the right of your screen, blue route up ahead, no delays or problems on the blue route this morning. and we will move the traffic cam one more time to just gorgeous picture of the walt whitman bridge, headed to the shore or coming back from the shore, no delays on the walt whitman, further up the 42 freeway looks good, so does 55, no problems on the a.c. expressway or the garden state parkway. that's the latest from cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, nicole, back to you. >> thank you. thirty-six couples from across the worlds, compete in one of the most quirky races. they call it the wife caring championship. take a lock at this. the annual competition in finland challenges men, to race while caring their wives. now there is year, aphids i shall couple narrowly won, completing rather the obstacle course in just over 63 seconds. wow. she must really trust him. now, despite the events, named the couple's don't actually have to be married.

whew, she looks more exhausted than he does. 7:51 right now, and still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", the phillies flea fall continues. the team desperate for win against the pirates, we'll have highlights coming up next in sports. first though here's a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. we'll be back.

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>> 01234123 games under 500, game two against the pirates. buchanon, ninth start of the year, getting into trouble against andrew. that's two run shot in the first, to put the pirates ahead. to the second inning, the pirates, bases loaded, buchanon able to get the grounds out. one runner does common home. pirates now up three to nothing. phillies offense spinally getting on the board in the fourth. code which hit to deep right field. just over the wall for single shot homerun. sixth of the year. things look good to the ninth, phillies down two, marilyn bird with great hit to right. that is another single run homerun that's where it would stay, fall short of the rally, final score here three-two. meanwhile, chooch continues to suffer from concussions symptoms after getting hit by pitch against miami back on june 26th. the team says he will undergo more tests tomorrow.

>> long wait over, getting back on the court in summer league play. no he will looking good in his debut with the team, put up 19 points in about 26 minutes of play, including a dunk, right there, his first shot as a sixer. second round pick, mcdaniels, nine points, two big blocks on defense, good effort. sixers would ends up losing this one, 83 to 77. and, some bad news for another sixer prospect, point guard pierre jackson, went down to the end of the first quart war injury to his right a kill eels. trainers think it could be ruptured, that would likely put him in the sign lines for the rest of the season. jackson was acquired in the trade with new orleans, during the draft. a big event held in lancaster, it is now one year until the start of the us women's open, at the city's country club. golfing great arnolds palmer on hands to sign autographs, also honored chairman of the tournament. to the wolds p worlds cup.

argentina and belgium. argentina jumping ahead early in the eighth minute of the play. belgium just can't get the equalizer. argentina wins this one with a final score one to nothing. to the netherlands, costa rica playing this weekend, both teams unable to score in regular time. goes out to shoot-out. final shot netherlands goal which big save for the win. they will now go onto play argentina in the semifinals. that's all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdale, have a great day. >> all right, ohio zoo offered visitors sneak peak of its new adorable baby red panda. take a look at these guys. two male cubs, also female, born on june 20th at the columbus zoo. red panda of course endangered species, not actually related to giant black and white pandas. now, the zoo says, visitors will be able to see the new cubs starting this fall. so cute. that's it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what we have for you coming up at 8:00.

following tragic weekend for neighborhood in southwest philadelphia. four children killed in a fire. we'll have a live report, as firefighters search for a cause. also, ahead, "3 on your side" uncovers something you might not know about the us airways american airlines merger. depending on how you book your flight, you could be spending a lot more on airfare than you really have to. consumer reporter jim donovan tells you why, and shows you how to avoid it. and cool and comfortable weather for the first half of the weekend. carol tells us about the second half when we come back.

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news". a community devastated this weekend, after four children are killed in a house fire in southwest philadelphia. we're live with the latest on that investigation, coming up. also, this morning, a scare for swimmers, after a shark attack off the coast of southern california. it shutdown a popular beach there. and, a live look outside at pleasant day, pleasant start to the day, comfortable conditions this holiday weekends. we certainly cannot complain. good morning to you, today is sunday july 6. i'm nicole brewer. it is about 8:00. let's get check on that forecast, carol standing by with all of the details, hey, carol? >> well, it will be gorgeous day. already starting to warm up, nicole, through center city philadelphia. we have 71 degrees, won't stop there, though, we will be going all the way up to the upper 80s today, center city looking just great from the cbs-3 studios, "skycam 3", and it is busy at the shore, as you might imagine. look how many people are closing out the holiday weekends, maybe not even closing out the holiday weekends, a lot of people will tie that