new information, surfaces in the deaths of an elderly couple, found in their strawberry mansion home. we will have the latest developments and a live report. also this morning heavy accusations aim at russia as world leaders seek answers in the malaysia airlines plane shot down in the ukraine, plus

this a grandfather's grief over losing his grandson in the air liner tragedy. we will have have this story coming up in a couple minutes. it the is saturday july 19th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, it is now 6:00 o'clock. lets get a check of the forecast with carol standing by. carol, we have done pretty well and today we will do pretty well again. >> yes, we will be comfortable, humidity will be down, temperatures will be down, and it is the weekend. does it line up anymore importantly then that. we are looking at a couple clouds and i think we can expect to find these clouds as we go through the day. i want to turn the the lights on in rehoboth beach, this is time lapse over last five hours and it was fairly active for a time and then everybody went to bed and new they are looking at clouds to start date in rehoboth beach. temperature of 67 degrees right now. those clouds might be welcome because they will cut down on the temperature a bit and

you'll get out and enjoy things. we have got clouds here on storm scan three and any of those showers maybe out by lancaster you might be seeing some make it to the ground. rest have of us are dry air masses just above us. i think anything that falls evaporates through. that just cloud cover we will see today with sun breaks as well every so often. seventy-one in philadelphia presently. sixty-six in trenton. sixty-eight in wilmington. still in the 50's in the poconos at 64 degrees in wildwood. our temperatures will be warming up to 80 degrees by noon. by 3:00 p.m. our high is reset at 38 degrees. we will get some clouds. we will get a sun break. notice we will put this through quickly and see how it thins out, also maybe way off to the west a sprinkle that is later this afternoon. we will talk about a warm up that is coming on that eyewitness weather seven day forecast but a comfortable weekend i think, nicole. >> developing right now

homicide detective are taking over the case of the elderly couple discovered dead inside of their strawberry mansion home. sources are telling "eyewitness news" that philadelphia police are questioning two persons of interest. our steve paterson is live at police headquarters with the very latest, steve, what can you tell us. >> this case started as something strange, traj being if in the bizarre and mysterious and now it has shifted as this investigation has shifted in to something that could be criminal. we will show you why when i take to you video from yesterday. police and investigators combing through the home, crime scene investigate thors entering that home on friday, in strawberry mansion, collecting evidence. the elderly couple that was found dead inside of their home 66 year-old el gladys and 79 year-old roofus perry, their young daughter 39 year-old daughter, found them dead in the living room in the early morning hearst of

thursday. that is the the 2500 block of spangler street. now at the original, beginning of the case origins of this case there were no signs of trauma, no forced injury signs or carbon monoxide and as the case progressed it appeared there were no initial signs of foul play but all that has change. the entire nature of the case has changed because sources are telling cbs-3 that homicide detectives are connected to the case, and, involved. not only that but they have two people, in custody being questioned as people of interest. now no arrests have have been made. these two people that are being questioned have in the been officially arrested and although homicide detectives are involved that does not mean that is a homicide case at this point but it is strongly being suggested at this time where police have this investigation. that is latees from police headquarters, i'm steve path are son for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", back to you. meanwhile overseas nine people are dead, 40 more

injured when several boxes collide on the highway. thinks the scene near germany. officials say at least three buses were involve in the wreck 2:00 o'clock in the morning our time. they are working to figure out where this is all coming from. now to the latest on the the plane shot down, quinn schansman is the only american victim in that tragedy n a moment we will hear from his grand fat inner new jersey. but first we will get latest from the investigation from cbs news correspondent craig boswell. >> reporter: remains of malaysia airlines flight 17 and 298 people lie skat's miles along the the country side. the locals are doing what they can to mark the bodies. crash investigators have only begun to arrive to remove the dead and look for evidences specially the plane's flight recorders. >> the location, is a huge concern because it is a major piece of evidence. they are also concern about the perimeter and whether it has been secured to the point

of tampering on looting. >> reporter: president obama believes you u.s. believes that surface to air missle was launched from an area of ukraine controlled by pro russian separatist. satellites pick up the fireball when the plane was hit and u.s. surveillance detected part of the missle's flight path. the president says the blame could reach all the way to the kremlin. >> we know that they are heavily armed and that they are trained and we know that that is not an accident. that is happening because of russian support. >> reporter: the president is calling for a cease-fire, at least one of the passengers was an american citizen, also among the dead, almost 100 experts on hiv and aids. they were headed to an international conference opening up sunday in melbourne australia. in washington craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we are now learning more about the only known american kill in the flight. he has family in south jersey. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown spoke with the grieving grandfather and she has more from the cbs-3 satellite center.

>> big boy, very lively, and well report report while world mourns loss of the 298 lives lost on board malaysia airlines flight 17, no one feels the the pain more than ronald shane man, coating grandfather of the only american kill in the crash. he recalls, the moment that he received the heart breaking phone call from 19 year-old quinn schansman father >> reporter: quinn schansman was born in fort lee new jersey and lived in the u.s. before moving to holland with his family. quinn was a dual citizen of the united states and the the netherland and he was studying at the university of amsterdam. the doomed malaysia airlines flight was heading from amsterdam to qualify alum pur when it was shot down by a surface to air missle over hostile territory in the ukraine. >> senseless what happened. you realize it is also fate,

that you cannot escape. it is pure fate. >> reporter: while quinn and 297 other souls on board were not able to escape this tragic fate, is there little solace for ronald schansman and his family now left to mourn a young life, cut far too short >> reporter: quinn schansman was set to hit from kuala lumpur in indonesia to meet up with his family for vacation. meantime his grandfather tells thaws all of his family members are now meeting in holland trying to come to grips with an unexplainable loss. in the sat center, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile ukrainian americans gathered in logan square to mourn the crash victims and also to call for an even to the fighting in the home land. they held a vigil in the ukrainian flag the on the ben franklin parkway last night.

these ukraine americans blame russia for the violence and they are concerned about the safety of their loved ones in that region. of course, our coverage of the plane shot down continues on line at cbs philly.com, there you'll find very latest updates and developments anytime. well, two women are dead after a house catches fire down the shore. it happened on north providence avenue in atlantic city. fire offices say blaze broke out in the rear of the home and smoke was seen pouring out of the windows. there is in word yet on the cause. new to the latest on the middle east conflict, israelis considering an expanded ground operation targeting hamas militants in the gaza strip. cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh reports from the israeli town on the gaza border where resident are always on alert. >> reporter: even in the dark of night, israel kept up it's a salt on the gaza strip. israelis are on the ground there too trying to stop hamas militants from firing rockets into israel, and from using so-called terror tunnels.

>> infiltration tunnels that can attack, ten, 20, 30 people in a arm all armed to the teeth that will at a moment's notice will charge into israel. >> reporter: president obama spoke to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, saying he hopes civilian casualties can be minimized. >> while i was having a conversation with prime minister netanyahu, sirens went off in tel aviv. >> reporter: hamas official says israel will regret its decision to invade. as israeli tanks rolled back israeli nationals living so close to the border of gaza say that people just don't understand the threat they are under every day. >> go, go, go, everybody come on. >> reporter: as we spoke to massachusetts native sarah apology ago on her caboose an alarm went off warning of incoming rocket fire. she says this is in way to live. >> we just want to live in peace. >> reporter: as israel prepares to intensify its ground offensive sarah admits that peace could be sometime

away. inside israel, alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news" first there was west nile virus and now health experts are warning about another illness carried by mosquitoes, new virus that has sickened thousands of people and there are fear is it is spreading. also new technology that one local police force is wearing, all to help them fight crime on the street, we will explain when we come

well, health officials say that mosquitoes in the u.s. are transmitting a virus that has been rapidly spreading in the caribbean. two people in florida have been affect. cbs news correspondent david bagnow has more report report florida health officials are reporting first locally acquired cases of the mosquito virus, chicken, the two patients have in the recently traveled outside the united states. scientists believe a mosquito bit someone with the virus and then bit someone else infect ago this person. >> this virus is unusual in that something like three-quarters of the people who are bitten do have symptoms after infection. >> reporter: the the virus is not usually deadly, symptoms include fever, joint pain as well as muscle aches, headaches, joint swelling and rash. >> typically people are better and well after about a week but sometimes the the joint

symptoms go on for weeks or months. >> reporter: centers for disease control and prevention say that there have been 240 cases of the virus reported in the u.s. so far but those people are believed to be affect outside the country. health experts say there is no need to panic but always a good idea to avoid mosquito by the. >> use bug spray when you get out, use long sleeves, and, in pants when you are in areas with mosquitoes. >> reporter: two florida patients are a 41 year-old woman and 50 year-old man both said to be doing well. david bagnow for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:15. let check that forecast, carol, it will be a nice day today. >> it is, we have included cover out here and sometimes that is a welcome relief. maybe you wanted full sunshine but you'll fine clouds as well. we will find them first thing this morning. we will go to the shore and we are looking at ocean city and you are finding people there, but not too many shadows. so sunnies definitely hiding

at this point. expect to find a break or two of the sunshine as we go through the day. temperature 71 right now in philadelphia. sixty-six trenton. sixty-eight in wilmington. sixty-four wildwood. 57 degrees in the poconos. i am going to have to cough. i will just go over here and cough for one second. you don't have to watch me cough. all better. we have a few clouds out there as you can see this computer model says it is raining. you mind find a springal loft in the dry air mass overhead, so this should be drying out, we are looking for just a cloudy day to day with those sun breaks, every so often. temperatures will be in the 80's today, lower even of the 80's and with this low pressure system off the coast is there a possibility overnight that maybe the shore sees a brief sprinkle but does not look like a big deal at all. just those easterly wind we have today, tonight tomorrow and that will keep these clouds if here. more humidity starts to build.

not so much on monday but by the time we get to tuesday, wednesday, thursday those are the hottest days of the week and wednesday the hottest day. notice how this thins out every so often. not total cloud cover all the time because you'll fine these brakes according to this computer model off to the west a sprinkle but it is out of our area as we go through this evening, notice i mentioned first thing tomorrow morning just a chance of the picking up a light showers, but the bigger area have of precipitation is well off the coast and then as we go through tomorrow, this one still wants to bring a brief sprinkle associated with that lose pressure system. then as we go through the rest of the the day on sunday we will start with more clouds. we should finish with more sunshine as we end up on sunday. and then monday, sun and clouds and then by tuesday, and wednesday, and thursday the heat will start to pour in here. that is why you may fine the beach as a lovely location. temperatures will be in the upper 70's today low risk of rip current but near jetties

and piers it is always a problem. so fine life guards and pay attention to them, 84 degrees throughout the philadelphia area today. that would be probably the highest temperature we would see. seventy-eight at the shore and it is matched in the poconos at 78 degrees. just different, looking, clouds and maybe mountain or two and beach or two and some clouds but still a nice looking weekend shaping up again. 84 degrees. breaks of sunshine. the not too hot. easterly win. tonight 65 degrees. a confidentable night coming up. by tomorrow we are still looking at temperatures in the the lower 80's. it will be an easy to take temperature wise this weekend. monday middle 80's. the tuesday just about 90 degrees and humidity will start to build, hottest day of the week will be wednesday, probably the most stormy will be thursday as we await a cold front coming through. it should be gone by friday as temperatures cool a couple of degrees to 86 degrees, nicole. >> carol, thank you. police in one local

community are using new technology to fight crime. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us the new body cameras being used in evesham burlington county. >> police. >> reporter: it wasn't the evesham police gladly announced their pre epps they released a police dog at a burglary f there was ever a complaint about the actions supplying video like this should never be a issue for the department. >> we have outfitted each office are with their own individual body camera. >> reporter: evesham marks largest police force in new jersey to deploy department wide use of body cameras. officers picked them up at the beginning of each shift and they can record 16 hours of video. >> it gives us a level of transparency. we are a customer service agency. i want them to see everything we do at all times. >> reporter: way this works is cameras is always on but does in the start recording until officer double clicks this button. >> not only is this accountability for officer but police believe everybody will

act more civil when they know they are being recorded. >> we figured it would reduce number of complaints, internal affairs complaints, especially those frivolous once where he said she said. >> reporter: study of body camera use in california found 50 percent decrease in incidents where officers used force and 88 percent decline in complaints against officers. the the system caught $63,000 but evesham has said over three years it will save $117,000 in legal costs and workman comp change. >> this is a game changer. this is a future. every police department will be wearing these i believe. >> reporter: septa police are experimenting body cameras and evesham police are getting flooded by calls by departments looking to get started. in evesham township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a part of the pennsylvania turnpike will soon get the state's first 07-mile per hour speed limit. the 100-mile stretch will run on interstate 76 from the blue mountain interchange to morgan

town interchange south of reading. higher speed will begin on wednesday, and next week officials are expect to announce other speed limit changes coming to the turnpike just make sure to slow down when you need to. 6:21 right now. we have seen it before. someone walking down the sidewalk looking at their cell phone and then they run in the sign, fire drant or even another person. take a look a street in washington tc has cell phone walking lanes stencil on the sidewalk. now that was a stunt by national geographic which is studying human behavior for an upcoming tv series. crews watched pedestrians all day long and they said majority of the people ignored the signs. the most common response was for people to pull out their phone and take a picture of the stencils but is there always that one person you know, walking aimlessly with their phone, sometimes it is me here in the hallways of

well, write/director mike cahill first broad audiences science fiction on drama another earth. in the second feature i origins he continues to explore relationship between science and spirituality. jericka duncan has a preview. >> i believe in proof. >> reporter: michael pit plays a scientists studying evolution of the eye, in eye origins. >> i have a feeling that we are going to do something

special. >> reporter: he falls in love with exotic young woman who then slips away. >> there is a girl here with the exact iris pattern. >> reporter: his notion about the science are tested when his lab partner makes a discovery about the woman's eyes. >> i think each is a story about, you know, two scientists working in a lab attempting to prove a very spiritual idea using really scientific data. >> reporter: this character travels halfway around the world and risk everything to prove his theory. >> i'm looking for someone, all i have is a picture of their eyes. >> reporter: michael cahill wanted to make a film that would challenge peoples belief. >> i likes movies where i feel transported in to a new para dime, new way to think about relationships and friend ships. >> reporter: this reality bending drama tries to question your perception even have after the credits role. jericka duncan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

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it is a mystery turned tragedy, turn criminal up investigation. coming up i'll tell you why homicide detective have taken over the the death investigation of the elderly couple, next. new this morning a crash involving police officers in new jersey. we will have details straight ahead. we are looking live at ben franklin bridge this saturday morning. a beautiful start to the weekend. carol has good news. we will get to that in a couple second. it is saturday july 19th thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. 6:30 or thereabouts lets get right to that forecast, carol, you have some good news for us. >> yes, i do. temperatures are very comfortable. we are not expecting precipitation. people would like to see a little every so often. probably not to day or this weekend. we will find some clouds. you saw that as we take a look

at ben franklin bridge and the skies above that. we will take a look at center city philadelphia and notice we do see some clouds and we will keep a fair amount of clouds throughout the day with easterly breezes we are likely to be picking up. you go to the shore and you'll fine clouds there, as well but people are out, they are saying we don't care we don't need sun to power us, we can power ourselves. even with clouds we can enjoy ourselves. reading area. 67 degrees on our neighborhood weathernet work and you can see they have clouds there as well. the wind are calm in just about every single location. storm scan three we are not picking up storms but we are picking up showers and you can sigh maybe a sprinkle aloft probably not even hitting the ground but you can see it is a different weather pattern to daze but quiet one for the most part. we have 57 degrees, calm win in the poconos. seventy-one, calm wind in philadelphia at the airport at 63 degrees. calm wind at the airport in atlantic city. so nice day, 66 trenton.

68 degrees in wilmington. temperatures will be warming up. by noon time we should fine them around 80 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. our high for the day we will stop in the lower 80's today and keep those clouds around and keep sun breaks around as well and then we will bring back several days of some heat on that eyewitness weather forecast and we will talk about how high those numbers go, coming up, nicole. >> developing right now, homicide detectives are taking over the case of an elderly couple discovered dead inside of their strawberry mansion home. sources are telling "eyewitness news" that philadelphia police are now questioning two persons of interest. our steve paterson is live at police headquarters with the latest on the investigation, just a bizarre story, right steve. >> reporter: such a strange story, nicole and those two people have of interests are being requested as we speak. it is an investigation being taken over by homicide detectives and that suspicions that police now have have about this case. i want to take you back to the scene now, where we have

video, criminal investigators appear to be going through this scene, they are in the home in full gear, what appear to be hazmat suits taking out evident and collecting that evidence, it is elderly couple, the 66 year-old male el gladys and 79 year-old roofus per write found in their home in the 2500 block of spangler street. the couple's 39 year-old daughter is who found them dead in the living room in the early morning hours of thursday, at about 1:00 o'clock thursday morning. there were no obvious signs of trauma. no obvious signs of forced entry, no obvious signs have of carbon monoxide at the time of the initial investigation, when police were first on the scene and as that investigation progress there had appeared to be no signs of foul play but you that investigation has changed, for the worst. sources telling cbs-3 that homicide detective are involved, they have taken over their case, and as we mentioned there is two people

of interest are being questioned. that does not make them suspects at this time. they are not arrested in custody but they are just being questioned in connection with this case. the fact that homicide detective are on the case does not mean that this is a homicide, it has in the been ruled yet at this point but again, homicide detectives are looking into this case and they want to find out what happened. so we will have more as soon as we learn more from police. it is latest from police headquarters, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", back to you. >> steve, thank you. now to the latest on the malaysia airlines flight 17 investigation. president obama joins world leaders in calling for a cease-fire between ukraine and pro russian fighters in that country. the rebels are suspect by the west of firing the surface to air miss also that brought down that plane. investigators are now at the the crash site to remove the dead and also to look for evidence. they are trying to locate the plane's flight recorders, as well. >> it is a huge concern because it is a major piece of

evidence. they are also concern about the perimeter and whether it has been secured to the point of tampering and looting. >> reporter: rush ace calling for talks between ukraine and rebels but so far fighting continues in that war turn region. well, our coverage of the deadly plane crash continues on our web site, you can get latest any time at cbs philly.com. new this morning this crash between a police cruiser and another vehicle remains under investigation. this is video from the scene at pine beach in ocean county, new jersey. at least one police officers suffered injuries in that crash, which happened on atlantic boulevard just before midnight. we're working to try to get more information from the victims including their conditions. in north jersey friday a rookie police officer ambush outside a drugstore was laid to rest. governor christie join hundreds of officers, family and friend to say good bye to melvin santiago.

the 23 year-old rookie was killed sunday when a gunman shot him in the head in the parking lot. at his wake on thursday santiago was posthumously promoted to detective and awarded the department's medal of honor. happening today the first ever officer christopher reeves super hero scholarship 5k and mile walk. millville police officer christopher reeves was kill in the accident on july 8th, 2012 while on duty. participants of the event are encourage to dress like their favorite super hero. money raised will establish a scholarship at millville senior high school. registration begins at 8:00 this morning behind the millville police department. also divers will renew efforts to find a man who disappeared during a swim near island beach state park in ocean county. twenty-five year-old nicholas have of france disappeared just before noon time. a person watching him swim from the beach lost sight and then called 911. there were no life guard work nothing that area.

remembering a young with man found dead in a duffle bag in north philadelphia. family and friend came to the tabernacle of the holy spirit church for memorial services for laura araujo, the 23 year-old was found dead monday. her body stuffed in the duffle bag outside a vacant north philadelphia home. she graduated from the art institute of philadelphia last year and was about to start a new you job. >> she didn't deserve this. not at all. she was the most beautiful person. always smiling. always thinking positive. she had such a beautiful future ahead of her. 22-year old jeremiah jackson is charge with the araujo's murder. jackson targeted her because she was staying on the same floor of the boarding house in mantua and he thought she had a lot of money. a man is recovering after two leaders of a mosque allegedly tried to chop off his hand with the machete. it happened monday morning on this mosque on north 63rd

street. police say two suspects dragged that man to the back of the property and attempted to cut off his hand. they accused him of stealing jars of money from that mosque. one suspect merv mitchell is in custody and police are searching for the other. the united methodist church ace peeling the refracting of a minister who was ousted after presiding over his son's same sex wedding. reverend frank schaefer shared that news with the associated press. schaefer, has been a minister in lebanon, pennsylvania, also says he is moving to a church in california. in a statement schaefer hopes at peel will ultimately not successful. it is 6:37 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news" keeping your lawn in tip-top shape this summer isn't always an easy thing to do right. we will have add rise for landscaping your home coming up. too bus which work or family? then out source your chores. i'm kara suboy for c-net.com and i'll have apps and web sites to help do you that in the tech minute.

that sound worth the down load, i'll be listening. hey, carol is standing by with warmer temperatures in the seven day forecast, she will break it down for you,

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back now on "eyewitness news" it was a home run derby day in camden, check this out, this was not campbell's field by the way, this is the deck of the battleship, new jersey. members of the camden river sharks and some lucky fans hit off the the t on the ship.

derby was coinciding with military appreciation night tonight at the ballpark under the bridge. like tennis balls or something. happening today, the so-called happiest 5k of the planet. this sound good to me. the thousands of runners will be expect to take part in this years philadelphia color run. that could be more fun. it kicks off at 9:00 o'clock at the wells fargo center. this is video from last years event to give you an idea here. runners will go through several stations painting them with colors. so, a portion of the fund will be donated to the charity back on my feet. after a run why not partake in some ice cream, right? you burned all those calories. reading terminal market is hosting sidewalk sizzle and ice cream freeze, free event runs present 10:00 to 4:00 and there will be live music, games, arts and craft and great food. a dozen merchants will be set up along filbert street. you can shop a little as well. local carpenters are teaming up with habitat for

humanity to build six new town homes for families in need in south philadelphia. thirty-nine day volunteer effort will save the organization, $65,000, and also allow those families to move in four months sooner. it is a process i got to see, close-up, take a look. >> reporter: in point breeze an amish barn raising gets and urban twist as habitat for humanity teams up with the carpenters union and four companies, volunteering their time and hammering out their goal of framing six houses in three day. come saturday the houses will be framed, the windows will be in. >> the doors done, and the roof will take shape. proving the sky is the limit when it comes to this project. from hauling, measuring, cutting and securing for the first time in habitat for humanity's history it is a framer's face off with these professionals, challenging each other to meet saturday's deadline. >> when i'm looking at it like mini munch kins where everybody is a winner and in

reality the real winner will be the habitat families will be in their homes quicker then they normally would be worth worth people like rhonda morris in their home for the holidays. >> i'm looking at my house in the very making, incredible. >> reporter: after completing 350 volunteer hours she will purchase her home with the zero interest mortgage, her down payment, sweat equity. >> we had to mix the cement by hand, carry it, over the mound of snow, and getting all across the street. >> reporter: all of the experience of feeling like no other. >> i'm feeling very proud, very proud to be almost a home owner. >> and just see that look of pride on her face, rhonda is such a great woman and such a great, great organization. by the way volunteers are showing up just about now, actual toy begin the third and final day of construction. so best of luck to them.

meanwhile, lucy the elephant turns 133 today, can you believe this? she looks great. they will be celebrating jersey shore's favorite pachyderm from 10:00 this morning to 8:00 o'clock at night. in addition to birthday festivities will there been tours through largest elephant every half an hour. money raise today goes towards upkeep for lucy, she has got to stay looking great. it cost money. 6:44 right now. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and vanita nair joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning to you guys. >> good morning, nicole, and happy birthday lucy. coming up we will have the latest on malaysia airlines flight 17 that was shot down over ukraine. we will go live to the crash site for the latest on securing the debris field. we will go to moscow where pressure continues to rise over rush's a alleged involvement. also from customizing cell phones to contact lens that he is can monitor your health, inside google's plans to push news to the future.

and once unrealistic and uninspired mankins are now moving to the forefront of fashion. we will show what you spark the original creation and their current change. >> all that plus food network's austin brown and music in the saturday session and, of course, your eye opener all that coming up, see you soon. >> i'll let lucy know you wish her well, thank you. 6:45 right now. keeping a perfectly maintained lawn isn't easy, right? don't get discourage. in this weeks angie's list report jim donovan shows us some easy ways to have a healthy, summer lawn. >> reporter: trimming your grass as short as possible, may sound like a good way to save time but lawn experts say that you are creating more work in the long run. >> if you are going to cut the grass real short from a distance you will in the see as much leaf blade so you will not get as much color. the grass will be thinner, so weeds can pop up a lot more and the sonnies going to come

down to the soil and dry out soil more. >> reporter: also watch your watering. you don't want to over do it or slack off. ideal liz your lawn should get an inch to inch and a half weekly that is 20 to 30 minutes of watering three times a week. don't forget fertilizer it is important for healthy lush growth but if not done right you could end up with a brown lawn. >> we use a dry slow released products all year long because we want a slow speed the turf. the granule air fall to the base and goes directly to the root system, where as when you spray liquid fourth laser you will coat the leaf blades of the grass. then if you more or whatever you will take that off. >> reporter: if you decide to hire a pro, to improve your lawn, be patient. >> remember it is a process it is not something that happens overnight and honestly a red flag is a provide their tells you they can fix it overnight. >> reporter: for more advice on angie from having a lawn

your neighbors will envy visit cbs philly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. all right. 6:47. speaking of that lawn, carol, it is tough to keep it looking lush in the summer with all that sun. >> i say why bother. i let the weeds just take it over. if you mow them down they look green, you drive past you can tell whether it is weed or lawn. >> good advice. >> that is my hope? any breaks in the forecast. >> not enough to make any difference this weekend. i think you'll be out watering anything that you water or plant things that can be drought tolerant or at least go several days between watering. that is probably the smartest way to do it. we've got a few clouds this morning. so not that much in the way of sunshine here. not much in the way of sunshine here either but still this is a nice beach day just because it will be relaxing, comfortable, you might not be

dealing with as much sunburn but you can always get a burn through clouds so keep that sun screen on anyway. people are racing around boardwalk dry enjoying themselves and why not with temperature in the 60's along the coast, 71 at the airport in philadelphia. sixty-five allentown. fifty-seven up in the poconos. these temperatures have not budged much this morning. things tend to stay relatively cop cyst tenth with the included cover look what we are finding out there right now. storm scan three we are finding ourselves with some clouds, notice clouds are thicker than other clouds, this is probably falling aloft and evaporating before it gets here. so an area have of light precipitation to the west. we have another area to the east with a low pressure system and we are right in the middle of this and that is why we are finding a few clouds today. but it looks like we will stay dry and comfortable every place. we have dew points. you know dew points measure amount of moisture in the air. when they are in the 50's they

are fine. we have seen them in the 70's and that is what we get when we get extremely hot, perfectably uncomfortable days. the current dew point is just 53 degrees. that is great. maybe highest it gets is 55 degrees and on the scale of what it can be, between 50 and 55 degrees, anywhere your choice of words between awesome to pleasant. i think awesome is probably sounding more vibrant. we have temperatures in the 80's today and tomorrow but lower end of the 80's. low pressure, perhaps, spins back a brief sprinkle at the shore. otherwise we will stay dry around here. slightly more humid on monday but a lot more humid by tuesday and wednesday. wednesday will be the hottest day of the week and wednesday night, thursday, probably the most stormy time periods. we have to watch for a cold front coming through and picking up our chances of showers and then are storms so probably not really until mid week time period. up until then cloud cover we will see on the computer model and by the time we get to

5:00 notice areas thin out with these clouds. nice, comfortable day to day. a couple of these showers, first thing tomorrow morning you might find a couple of shows courtesy of the low pressure system in the ocean. this computer model says even at noon there might be a brief sprinkle so we will just put that in the back of our mind. by the time we get through the rest of the sun take we will start to thin out on the clouds, sun comes out, probably more later in the day on sunday then dit to start the the day on sunday but you might hang on to a few more clouds at the shore. monday we are looking at sunshine clouds, temperatures that get in the middle 80's. if you are going to the beaches today probably upper 70's. low risk of rip current. enjoy your beach day to day. probably enjoy another one tomorrow. pretty similar to today. in the poconos, 78 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. it is comfortable every place. here inland 82, eight three, 84 degrees generally over most of the area 65 degrees tonight. it is comfortable, day, night

and tomorrow as well, as we look at temperatures tomorrow in the lower 80's. monday middle 80's. advertise almost 90 degrees. tuesday well in the 90's and feeling hotter. wednesday looks like an awful day temperature wise. then thursday we may still be in the 90's and we will pick up chances of showers and then are storms with that front closer to the area late are on wednesday and thursday. but by friday it should be gone and temperatures should be out of the 90's again. you can stay on top of the weather even when you are not in front have of your television set because you can get updated forecast anytime with the new cbs philly weather app and check out your live radar if you are outside and get severe weather alerts too. share your storm pictures with us on the same app, down load this app, right new on itunes. it is coming soon to android, nicole. >> carol, thank you. are you too bus toy clean your house or do your laundry or maybe just too lazy? i don't know. out source some have of your domestic tasks through some clever new apps and web site.

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francisco i'm kara suboy c-net to the come for cbs news good app right there. it is quite a sight to see on the streets of brooklyn, check this out, pack man, coming to life. it is all part of the two day come out and play festival. the players are given costumes and masks, and then hunt each other down. they use cell phones and doored nan toss guide themselves through a 2-mile course. there is a control room where players can connect with each other. >> wow, pack man custom running around insuring like this can only happen here. i thought that was the greatest thing. >> that is probably true. >> organizer of the game says he wants people to reconnect, with their inner child and that game continues today. remember those days, when you knock on your neighbor's door. do you want to come out and play. that was fun. good times. all right. we will be right

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lets get one last check of the weather, carol. >> lets look outside the window and lets look out there together? what do you see? the bridge. >> and notice those skies. we've got some clouds. >> that is true this morning. >> it was dark when we came in. we could not see the clouds. now that it is slightly lighter we do see some clouds over philadelphia and the same kind of sky conditions as we move down to the shore. not a lot of sunshine in ocean city at this point but not keeping people who have reservations to be in ocean city this weekend off the boardwalk. they are out there. it will be a nice day. you don't need full sunshine to make it a nice day. temperatures today will be comfortable too as a result have the lack of sunshine, even though this will be some sun breaks, and, some spots, we have got temperatures that will be 83, 84 degrees. tonight weak drop down in the middle 60's, 78 degrees. tomorrow temperatures pretty similar today in the lower

80's. another comfortable day and dew points down so humidity is in the a problem this weekend. seventy-eight tomorrow at the beach. then we will heat up, look at wednesday, 94. >> wow. >> ouch. >> you don't mind cloud cover. >> exactly. >> compared to 94. >> cut these temperatures a little bit. >> carol, thank you. that is "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on television but we are always on line cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it a great weekend. >> bye-bye.

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