james garner has died at his california home. good morning to you, today is sunday, july 20th, thanks so much for joining us here i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:00 o'clock. let's get a check of the forecast. it will be a nice sunday but albeit cloudy, right carol. >> as we look outside right now those clouds are there, they are waiting for us. they hardly left yesterday but they did thin out as we went through the day yesterday and we will probably find that same trend today but clouds are definitely out there this morning, in every location, you can see them, out there, ben franklin bridge looks like it does, the sky is always changing and it has changed to that shade of gray. we will move to the shore and notice the boardwalk. they don't care. notice some people are closer to the buildings, but still the boardwalk is wet, the skies is gray and you will find improvement throughout the day. cloudy start but cool one. storm scan three notice we have showers moving right along coastal areas and a

couple sprinkles much farther inland as we go through chester and lancaster county. otherwise we are watching for a day that is not all that bad. let's zoom into the shore and see where this is right now a lot of it is moving to the north of the atlantic city area so ocean city is sort of the out of those showers at the present time and i think the the most you will be finding will be a sprinkle this morning, and then things look better. we have 71, slight warm up at the airport in philadelphia by 1 degree. zero seven in wilmington. sixty-eight in trenton this morning. our warm up is fairly slow because of these clouds, 75 by noon. by 3:00 p.m. our high for the day 80 degrees. we might see 81. it is a temperature similar to what it was yesterday and the fact that it the is similar to yesterday, it is changing a lot though on that eyewitness weather seven day forecast and i'll show thaw coming up, nicole. >> all right, carol, thank you. new this morning a violent night here in the city of philadelphia, police are investigating three # separate homicides. in the ogontz neighborhood

investigators say that a 47 year-old man was shot twice, won in the neck and once in the chest. it happened on the 2100 block of expense are street just before in midnight. he was rush to the hospital where he died. and in grays ferry police say a 41 year-old man was stabbed in the mouth and in the left arm. he died at the hospital from those injuries. there is no word on a suspect or a motive. in west philadelphia authorities tell cbs-3 a paraplegic man shot his brother while trying to get him to stop beating their sister. investigators say it was a paraplegic man intervened his brother charged at him. that shooting happened after 3:30 in the 5800 block of fillburt street. the 48 year-old man was taken to the hospital with the gunshot wound to his chest. he died from his injuries. police are now questioning his brother and there is no word on any charges. well, a van crashes through a building in bellmawr, new jersey, camden county emergency officials responded to the scene in the 100 block of browning road. the the work van belongs to a paradigm hvac company.

the authorities are trying to determine if speed played a role in the crash and there is no word on any injuries at this time. well, investigators are trying to figure out how a four year-old boy fell out of the second floor window in a king sessing home. he is in critical condition but also stable at children's hospital this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live there now with the latest, syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. while police are investigating this case neighbors are praying for the boy and the family. >> it is sad when it comes a child getting hurt. i have several children and they are all grown but i wouldn't want to see nothing happen to no children. >> reporter: neighbors are shock to learn that a four year-old boy was critically injured after falling from the second floor window. it happened yesterday morning on the 5400 block of malcolm street. the child fell out of the room in the back side of this home. he suffered severe injuries, to his head and face, and was immediately rushed to children's hospital of

philadelphia. investigators are trying to figure out how the boy was able to make it out of the window. it is unknown at this time if this was an accident or negligence. neighbors say that the boy is a happy child who is always with his mother. >> it is really sad because the lady that she's very nice. they usually stay to themselves. well, again, the boy is in critical but stable condition here at chop, in the meantime this case is being handled by the special victims unit. we are live at chop, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, syma, thank you. meanwhile police are searching for a driver of the vehicle that hit a man in camden, new jersey. it happened around 9:30 at north 27th ain't high street. police are working honorary leasing a description of the vehicle that left the scene of the accident. victim was rushed to cooper university hospital and there is no word on his condition. now to the the latest on the plane shot down in ukraine, new this morning, reports that rebels have taken away all of the bod fridays

that crash site to an unknown location. meantime this weekend the u.s. called on remember tolls allow investigators full access to that site. cbs news correspondent david begnot, picks up the story. >> reporter: for a second day investigators were denied access to the crash site of malaysia airlines flight 17. >> do i have an agreement with your ministry if you say you do not respect it, i will not go against your order but report back. >> reporter: separatist rebels who represent the dunnesque peoples republic controlled the site. saturday they insisted they had nothing to do with shooting down the the passenger plane that had 298 people on board. saturday malaysia's transport minister defended the airline and amid questions about whether it was right for the pilot to fly over that area. >> he flew at an altitude set and deemed safe by local air traffic control and never straight into restrict air space. >> reporter: twenty-seven hours before the disaster

officials said it was okay to fly at 32,000 feet. mh17 was flying at 3,000 feet. the the only american on board was 19 year-old quinn shanesman, was born in new jersey, but moved to the netherlands. six aids researchers also died in the crash, as well as 80 children. with limited access to the site, family members are left to wonder how soon they will be able to claim their loved ones remains. david begin the for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> stay with "eyewitness news" for the plane shot down in ukraine, get updates anytime at cbs philly.com. developing right now mid east conflict deepening as this is video overnight to show you. as day breaks you can see thick black smoke rising for miles above gas a health officials in gas air saying at least 30 people are dead from the latest round of violence. death toll in this conflict now stands at 380 palestinians

and seven israelis. meantime, bulldozers spent part of the weekend destroying tunnels that are being used by hamas gunman. also this morning sad news to report from hollywood actor james garner has died. authorities say the star died from natural causes inside of his los angeles home last night. his tc credits crust maverick and rockford files. he was nominated for an oscar in 1985 for murphy's romance. he was 86 years old. back here in our area we are learning about a crash that injured two police officers in ocean county, new jersey. it happened when a car slammed into a parked police cruiser at pine beach around 11:30 friday night. investigators say it all started when officer jesse irving stopped a koran route nine. another officer robert king, arrived and park behind irving's vehicle. later an suv driven by jeffery car sons driven off the road and struck the officer's vehicle. officer irving is hospitalized

with broken ribs. officer king, car sons and also the passenger marie ross, suffered cuts. a fisherman found body believed to be that of a missing swimmer near island beach state park. twenty-five year-old nicholas of france disappeared in the ocean in see site park on friday. that discovery was made say dad after coastguard suspended their search. 8:08. hot air balloon ride turns terrifying and it is all captured on camera. wow, coming up next on "eyewitness news" witnesses, run in horror as that balloon crashes in power lines causing explosions. also ahead feeling sick but cannot in muster up energy to leave the house to see a doctor? well, a philadelphia family found a way to help. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has their high tech solution next.

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quite a sight to see this, five people are injured, when a hot air balloon crashes in to power lanes in clinton, massachusetts. it happened last night just before 8:00 in the suburbs near boston. eyewitnesses say when bat loon hit power lines it caused at least two explosions which you saw right there. six people were on board at the time of that crash. >> i saw, it back pass over trees. it looked low. i didn't think anything of it. i heard this bang. ran over. the balloon was going down. >> people were calling 911 at the time. we're just glad everybody is okay. >> fire fighters say five of

the people in the balloon were burned, some seriously. the faa is investigating that crash. on the cbs-3 healthwatch this morning high tech house calls, you're sick but cannot muster up energy to leave the house to see a doctor. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl shows us a new trend, the the high tech house call. >> reporter: eight year-old sophia, of philadelphia, loves jolly ranchers but one night when she popped the candy in to her mouth she accidentally swallowed it whole. >> she was breathing but i panicked not her. >> reporter: instead of heading to the doctor's office to make sure everything was okay her mom, whipped out her smart phone and used doctor on demand app. >> we've got you covered. >> reporter: medicine is the the next wave of medical care and there are a variety of app is available from doctor on demand, to american well and m.d. live allowing patient toss video conference with the doctor over the phone. >> services reassured me that it is fine. >> hi, doctor tom.

>> reporter: patient who use doctor on demand app paying $40 per visit and routed to a physician, licensed and insured in their state. >> during the day time, and then when you wake up do you feel well rested. >> reporter: doctor east an tom joined the app's network of doctors after seeing barriers at care to his previous job. he believes he is able to give accurate medical advice over a video chat. >> you can get a long way, moving yourself a long way to giving, 95 percent certainty of what you think that problem is. >> reporter: doctor dan highman an internal medicine specialist with cooper university health care says using telemedicine can be good in some instances but he prefers seeing patients in the office. >> it is a benefit. it is an interacting we have with patient that is we all value. vital signs are very important, blood pressure, pulse, temperature. >> reporter: jena roofs having easy access over her phone and even used it for a medication dosing issue that she was having. >> i would use it again in a

heartbeat. >> reporter: twenty-one states require private insurers to cover this as well as in person services but that is not the case in our area check with your insurance company to see if they will reimburse you for a video visit. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, not a bad idea. 8:14. the third annual lemon ride benefiting alex lemonade stand will get underway this morning. participants will be pedaling through a 63-mile course which starts and end at central bucks west high school. families can take part in activities from 7:00 to 2:00 this have afternoon. of course, all of the money raised goes towards finding a cure for childhood cancer. >> so no better way to spend the day. it will be ape pretty nice day. some low temperatures, low humidity and the clouds, we will take it, carol. >> i love your forecast, nicole, that is right on. >> that is all, right. >> that is it. well, we do have some clouds have out there this morning. it makes it comfortable. you will enjoy the the day yesterday even though you

didn't see a lot of sunshine. we saw enough. the temperatures stayed really nice. we have a lot of clouds out there once again this morning. we will go to the shore and you've got the clouds there. it is starting to dry out, however, and that has brought people outside on the wet boardwalk but you can see in ocean city that i be in has hoodie up. nobody is hugging the side of the building. so the rain has stopped, there, and i want to show you rehoboth beach. temperatures 67 degrees. keep an eye on this. it is a time lapse over last five hours. you can see they've got some rain down there and things are starting to look a little bit better. brightening up, slightly. 67 degrees, your winds out of the north east at 14 miles an hour. so not the a bad start if you just like the relief of a few clouds, where maybe you don't feel compelled to get outside to get there because it is so nice we cannot waste this day. down waste it, even with the clouds out there we have 61, 61 degrees there with a easterly wind. 10 degrees warmer through philadelphia with a northeasterly wind. and the atlantic city area

69 degrees with a north/northeasterly wind, at 9 miles an hour. so everybody gets that easterly wind and that is what is keeping these clouds around here today. but still this isn't hard to take, temperatures in the 60's and lower 70's to start the day. and they won't be getting all that much high tore day because the of the cloud cover that we're likely to be finding for a good portion of it. these showers have moved on as you can see right now through atlantic city but heading out of here and not much following behind. i think a few sprinkles are still out the there but we will probably be in fairly good shape along the shore once we kick that low pressure system completely off the coast. the and then, by the time we get to tomorrow, it the is just a little bit more humid, not a lot but a little bit more humid then it has been this weekend. our future weather is showing some of these, rain showers, and, they are gone. and then by the time we hit 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon we will still have some clouds, and we have a lot of clouds to the east especially but they do start to thin out a bit, abe then by

5:00 o'clock we are looking at some sunshine, one spot, maybe out by lancaster, of a sprinkle, otherwise, things look nice here tonight, they will look nice around here tomorrow too. and we have just a few scattered showers, well off to the west, and then as we get into the longer time range, you can see by monday night we're still looking at nice sky conditions, and tuesday, we will start with a few clouds. do we see a shower around tuesday afternoon? it is possible. maybe north and west but again that is not set in stone. then wednesday it gets hotter around here and we will be fining these temperatures in the 90's. but today they are only in the 80's and barely in the the 80's. 81 degrees. the nice looking afternoon coming up with more sunshine, and 68 degrees for the temperature tonight. so it remains comfortable tonight, and we are looking at, temperatures that will be, in the 80's for the next couple of days but increasing humidity, slightly more tomorrow, little bit more than that on tuesday, close to 90 degrees and then we are looking at, temperatures by wednesday, 93 degrees,

thursday 88, showers and thunderstorms though for that wednesday night and thursday timetable. and then by friday and saturday weather changes again and we will be looking at temperatures in the middle 80's. well, nature is always working and at the shore, the the impact, can be dramatic. well, now there is new technology to show us what the shoreline looked like in the past, and maybe even to give a glimpse in the future. >> no audio. all right. it looks like we are having trouble getting to that video. we will have carol's package in a moment. but first lets check on those roads with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic sent fur she's standing by, ann, can you give us an update. >> this is vine street expressway at the schuylkill, in delays or problems on the vine through center city. it looks fine as you can see.

we will move traffic cam here to i-95 at the platt bridge. this is in the stadium area. in delays on i-95 or on the platt bridge and on to the ben franklin bridge, mid span right at that construction zone in the eastbound lanes, heading to new jersey, abe there is always delays on in the just this early in the morning but as that traffic increases we will get delays eastbound heading to new jersey on the ben franklin. heading to the shore today you might want to take the walt whitman instead. mass transit is honor close to schedule. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans, now nicole back to you. >> thanks for saving the the day, we do appreciate it. we will take a short break, we

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is nationalize cream day did you know that. you have an excuse today to eat all that you want because back in 1984, president ronald reagan pre claim third sunday of july as nationalize cream day. thinks after congress in the house passed a resolution making july nationalize cream month. now at the time, it created 10 percent of all milk produced in the united states was used for ice cream so apparently so did americans. if you are looking to get a little exercise in and celebrate nationalize cream day, we've got a great race for to you take part in. annualize cream jog and hog it is being held in yardley, bucks county. the it is not what you think. runners can put their feet and their stomachs to the test. so, you run for a mile and a half, you stop, eat a pint or a quart of ice cream and then jog a mile and a half back. a little something for everybody. probably, calories burnt from that mile and a half but anyway 8:22. speaking of ronald reagan many

remember the late president's gentle sense of humors. as mo rocco takes a look at reagan witt. here's a preview what you will see on cbs's sunday morning. >> mr. president. >> march 30th, 1981. >> mr. president. >> john hinkley junior fires six shots at president ronald reagan. a bullet, lodgees an inch away from his heart. reagan is rush into the operating room and tells his doctors, i hope you're all republicans. >> presenting to you the president of the united states. >> our 40th president survived, of course, at the the time, his toughness, shooting showed the american people that the great communicator also had quite a sense of humor. >> letter came from peter sweeney, in the second grade in the riverside school in rockville center.

he said i hepp you get well quick, or you might have to make a speech in your pajamas. >> throughout his political career reagan used humor to win friends influence voters. >> you already are the oldest president in history. >> and sleigh the opposition. >> no one knew that better than democratic challenger walter mondale. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign, i am not going to exploit, for political purposes my opponent's youth and next experience. >> yep, again they called that the the reagan witt plus an interview with actor michael douglass this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. 8:24 right now, in two days a very special birthday for the royal family. prince george will turn within years old can you believe it. here's a new photo just ahead of the special day. young prince is the first child of prince william and

duchess of cambridge kate, this picture was taken during future king's recent visit to the natural history museum in london. such a cutie. as carol erickson was telling us, nature is always working and at the shore impact can be dramatic. here's carol's story on the new technology to show you what the the shoreline looked like in the past and give you a glimpse in the future. >> no surprise, walk on the beach and footprints get left in the sand, soon to be washed away mark of every step on the path but sand, do leave footprints of its own. only now it is a permanent marked trail of the ever changing shoreline, with this just completed on line u.s. geological survey tool the shoreline's ebb and flow over the past 150 years plus is right on your computer or phone. in living color coded color right down to the street. >> big surprise that the cher line was so far inland then it is right new.

>> reporter: monica coffee from margate credits beach replenishment from the belief that the shore is shrinking. the it is actually as survey maps show moving back and forth depending on storms, tides, waves, wind, jetties and replenishment. shifting sand with shifting sea levels that are also plotted. >> it is a fact have life that the sea level is rising. by 2100, 3.5 feet, and by 2050 more than half. >> reporter: shore planners and engineers will use these maps in conjunction with many other specialized maps to make projections of the future of the shoreline but. >> i honestly don't think it is for individual homeowners to make decisions. >> for those interested in the shore the the take away message from these history maps the place. of the shoreline has, is and always will change. >> so u.s.g.s. dot gov and then you look through there and find these maps. >> amazing. >> again, according to a lot of the people that really, the

engineers that look at this, it is not so much for home owner but more interest historically. >> and trends, overtime. >> as that woman pointed out and i was surprised too how far inland the shore was in the 30's compared to where it is right now. >> that is interesting. >> surprising find. >> okay, carol thanks very much. coming up in our next half an hour of "eyewitness news" a group of fire fighters make headlines for not rushing in the burning home but for stopping a purse snatcher on the street. we will explain how they did it coming up next. also trying to avoid those checked bags fees this is as easy as it used to be, jim donovan explains how some airlines are making you pay even when you are planning to carrying on, we will tell you how to avoid a surprise at the airport coming up

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today, it is sunday and thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:00 306789 lets check the the forecast. there is clouds in the sky. that is not necessarily a bad thing. >> not a bad thing at all because it does cut down on the temperatures. and, if you are at the shore you know you saw some rain out there this morning but that is moving on and i think your day will be improving sky wise if you like blue skies, or if you like gray skies, you are in luck. well, look at ben franklin bridge, we have those gray skies out there right now. let's brighten things up at leadership academy and this is in philadelphia, so this is the time lapse over last couple hours and we will put this into motion and you can see how skies brighten, lighten, but not excessively. so we will still continue with those, clouds.

winds east north east at 4 miles an hour if you don't like the clouds blame those easterly winds for it. we have storm scan three showing us a few of those showers moving long and getting out of here but they will continue along long beach island. we are looking at them right now up through asbury park, toms river, a couple of showers. those will be leaving, a few sprinkles, might be following and in a couple of location is today but that is it. seventy-one right now in philadelphia, 70 in wilmington. sixty-eight in trenton. easy to take, comfortable wet they are morning. own by noon time we're still in the 70's. we still hang on to a fair amount of clouds but we're starting to see a few breaks and i think by later on this afternoon we should be find something sun breaks in there, clouds will be thinning out, temperatures getting to 80 degrees. nice lag day shaping up for us, computer model says areas to the east you may hang on to those clouds longer than areas to the west. depending where you are we will see more or less of those clouds. the heat, yes, it has in the

left us for long. we will be finding it coming back, it is on that eyewitness weather seven day forecast and i will she thaw just ahead, nicole. >> a four year-old boy is critically injured after falling from a second floor window at a home in king sessing. now investigators are trying to figure out if it was an accident or negligence. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live outside children's hospital with the latest on the investigation, good morning, syma. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. a four year-old boy is in critical but stable condition here at chop, after falling from a second floor window. now this happened yesterday morning on the 5400 block of malcolm street. the child fell out of a window in the back side of the house, he suffered severe injuries to his head and face, and was rushed here to chop. investigators are trying to figure out how the boy made it out of the window. right now it is not known if this was just an accident or negligence. neighbors say boy is a happy child who is always with his mother.

>> really sad because the the lady, she's very nice, the family vice nice and they usually stay to them selves. >> reporter: again, the boy is in critical but stable condition and right now this case is being handled by the special victims unit. we're live at chop, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thank you. well, detectives continue to question two persons of interest in the mysterious deaths of the elderly couple in strawberry mansion. roofus and al gladys perry were found in their spangler street on early thursday. there was in tram and no evidence of force entry into the home. the couple's family says they were both in good health. police in western pennsylvania are investigating a shocking case of child abuse. a seven year-old boy was found bruised and nearly starved to death. authorities say that the victim weighed just 25 pounds and looked like a skeleton when taken from that home. a doctor calls it the the worst case of medical neglect she has ever seen.

neighbors are furious about that discovery. >> see what it is like, he is a child, you don't punish them that way. there is no excuse for it. that is all there is to it. none at all. >> the boy's mother and grandparents are facing several charges. three other children living in the home were also removed. doctors say that the victim is doing better, having gained 20-pound since june 6th. well to day marks the two years anniversary of the deadly shooting in aurora, colorado at that movie theater. twelve people died and 58 others were hurt when a gunman opened fire on a pack midnight showing of the batman movie the dark knight rises. police arrested james holmes in that attack. he is facing dozens of charges and pleaded not guilty by reasons of insanity. this month the judge in that case delayed his trial so an additional exam could be completed. the trial is now tentatively slate todd start in december. a sicklerville, new jersey neighborhood rallies for peace after a teenager is hit by a

stray bullet while sleeping. the theme was love and hugs outside tia hudson's home on hathaway drive. a bullet went through a wall and hit that 13 year-old in the lower back last week. now the honor role student heading in the the eighth grade is spending her summer going through a painful recovery. >> it is tia day. i'm happy to say that she's home. i'm happy to say that i'm not burying my daughter. she's here. she's alive. we will promote peace, love and hugs in our neighborhood. >> no one has been arrested so far this that shooting. millville cumberland county is raising money in memory of the police officer kill in the line of duty. "eyewitness news" was there as runners cross the finish line at christopher reeves scholarship 5k run and walk. reeves was known as millville's very own super man. many people wore capes. officer reeves was killed during a car chase in 2012. and a team of fire fighters comes to the rescue

of a purse snatching victim, in new york city. and, the robbers swiped grace clark mcdade's purse outside her home on friday. classic crime of opportunity. but fire fighters, doing building inspections on her block refused to let him getaway. crew tackled that man after witnessing the crime. >> i put the lights on, went down the wrong way and i cut him off. >> was it a long chase. >> long enough. we were in our gear. longer than we wanted to. but we eventually caught up to him. >> just another reason to love our fire fighters. five hero fire fighters by the the way swiped a screwdriver from the thief's hand after tackling him and held him down for police. wow, heroes. 8:36 right now, there is still much more to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next we will check with face the nation's bob schieffer for a look ahead at

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cps face the nation will be coming your way around 10:30 right here on cbs 36789 joining with us a preview live from washington is maryland rate or and cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. bob, good morning to you. certainly a lot to talk about between conflict in the middle east and also the investigation surround ago this malaysia air liners. we are hearing that some believe that crime scene may be compromised at this point, what can you tell us. >> that is the latest news apparently what are described as drunken separatists, have gone through there, and some reports say have taken some of the black boxes, we do know that they have moved out rather unceremoniously to say the least, the bodies of the many of the survivors, and put them into a railroad cars. we don't necessity what the destinations of the bodies will be or exactly what that is all about. but we will talk about that and other things with

secretary of state john kerr think morning on the broadcast. government says that there is overwhelming circumstantial evidence that the russians did supply the miss that will shot down that plane but the question is, were they directly involved in the shooting down of the plane. if so, what should the united states response be. how do we, how do we react to that. what would be the next step in this continuing and ongoing awful and tragic situation. things are just as tenuous in israel right now. israelis have white end their ground incursion, into the gaza strip. israeli soldiers have been killed. we know that. hamas continues to send rockets in to israel, again, something that we will want to talk about and get the impressions and answers from

the secretary of state. if ever there were a time if we needed evident that the world is these days is a very dangerous place, certainly the events of today, would seem to underscore that. >> all right bob, very well said. we will look forward to that broadcast, thanks for the preview. >> thank you. >> 8:41. still to come this morning, no sun, this sunday morning but it is a comfortable start to the day. we will not complain too much. carol will return to the seven day forecast ape what it will include coming up. do you carry on your bags to avoid fees? i know do i. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has a consumer alert for you before your next flight. in this weeks eye on the arts a local duo goes from class california music to classic rock. where you can sea their

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luggage fees it did change how people pack for flights. well, new we're told it is all about to change again. carry on you have been using to avoid those baggage fees might no longer aloud in the overhead bins. three on your side consumer reporter jim didn't van tells us why carrying on could now cost you. >> we have a completely full flight today. >> reporter: all too familiar announcement that usually means the the overhead bins will soon be full because many of these bags are bigger than these boxes. passengers used to be able to avoid checked bag fee by shoving oversized carry ons into overhead bins or checking them at the gate. >> frustrating because all these people are bringing bags on and they are bigger than carry ons. >> it is hard with people with big bags. >> everybody tries to sneak them in. >> reporter: many people are trying to put it an toned that instructing security screen tours send passengers back to the count tore check their bag if it doesn't fit in this box. >> having to stand in line again probably will miss a flight. >> reporter: even seasoned travelers are caught off guard

because these boxes are shrinking. >> it used to be 45 inches, total and now, it is a strict, 22 by 14, by 9-inch requirement. >> reporter: george is editor of airfare watch dog a frequent flier, even he was unprepared for a recent flight. >> they had me put my bag in a sizer just before the tsa line. >> reporter: it was just an inch too big. >> i had to go back to the check in, and there was a long line, i almost missed my flight to check my bag and pay a $25 fee. >> reporter: jet blue and southwest are more generous with the side of the bags they will allowed in the overhead bins but on dealt, american and united and you struggle like this to fit in the sizer you could run into trouble even fit is a bag you have used before. >> crackdown on carry ons will be a money maker for airlines as they rake in more check bag fees. speaking of fees, tsa security fees are going up. beginning monday travelers will pay $5.60 for one way

trip an $11.20 for round trips. first price increase since the fee was introduced after the september 11th attacks. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. we just can't win. 8:46 right now. maybe we will have better luck with the weather. >> travel is such a hassle. >> i know. >> why do we about on ther on to have of it, nickel and diming. >> i don't like it at all. >> we have gray skies out there but it is a relief if you had something you wanted to do in the house it makes you feel more like hanging around the house a little bit but still the temperatures are nice out there. it is comfortable. we have readings around 07 degrees mark if we average them out over the entire area it won't be all that hot today. yesterday it wasn't either. it was 80 degrees. we might be at 81 this afternoon. very similar wet they are entire weekend. easterly wind responsible for these great sky and we will go to the shore and the boardwalk is starting to dry out, and that brings out the the people. they are racing around on the boardwalk now, glad that the showers from this morning are gone but still, in shadows

following them around. we will be finding a little bit of sunshine as we move later on in the day. lets see what we have out there temperature wise and as i said if we averaged all of this i think we would probably come up to about 70 degrees over the area. it is comfortable anyplace you go this morning. storm scan three, it is noticing a few of these showers are heavier right off the coast but the the clouds are just around. these are now moving to the north of the atlantic city area one or two sprinkles coming up from maryland, and they are very, very light. in the a big deal. in the a some cloud cover, especially farther east you go. so if you are up in allentown we are looking at better sky conditions then you are say if you are in trenton. we have temperatures today that will be getting into the 80's just barely, and then by the the time we will get through tomorrow it will be in the middle 80's. what we're dealing with is a very weak area of lose pressure but strong enough to kickback a few of these

showers, this computer model says, we do say good bye to the showers, which we're glad about along the shore areas, but the clouds stay and this is a look at 2:00 this afternoon. go to the west we are looking at sunshine. further west you might find a sprinkle. we will find a few clouds around, the included should be thinning out though. thinks at 6:00 o'clock. still nice and breezy at 6:00. expect to find some sunshine and sprinkle or two out there. by the time we will get to overnight you will still have some clouds right along the shoreline, one sprinkle or two not a big deal at all, during the day tomorrow, we have sun, clouds, one sprinkle and that is it, maybe a few more off to the north and west and then by machine and tuesday we are in and out of the clouds and then this computer model says by tuesday we could be finding a shower around here especially to the north and to the west. we will see whether that becomes valid by the time we get to tuesday. otherwise, wednesday, starts

as a hot day. we should find some sunshine out there and also by the afternoon as cold front approaches, showers and thunderstorms on that wednesday, thursday timetable. but until then it is quiet weather pattern. we have clouds out there today. 81 degrees. high temperature. it will be 78 at the shore. poconos 78 degrees. all locations dealing with some clouds, and probably more of them to start the day then to finish the day. 6 degrees below normal. 68 degrees tonight. mostly cloudy. still very comfortable out there the next couple of days what dough do we find? we will find it at 85 degrees here tomorrow. just a little bit more humid a lot more humid by tuesday, close to 90 degrees. and then wednesday we are looking at 93, and it will be a hot humid day. maybe a stormy one. thursday, same story at 88 degrees. then a cooler more refreshing air mass will come in at 85 degrees. the as we will await today with some skies showing brightening depending on where you are.

stay on top of the weather, get your updated forecast anytime with the new cbs philly weather app, check out live radar, get severe weather alerts and share your storm pictures with us. down load the app now on itunes and it is coming soon to an dried, nicole. carol, thank you. 8:50 right now. let's check on those roads one last time with ann evans, good morning, ann. >> good morning, nicole. we are looking at i-95 near the delaware state line right here near 495 up ahead. now, no problems here but as you get up to 95 southbound in wilmington that is jam between 202 and delaware avenue where two right lanes are shut down due to an accident. right at the brandywine river bridge. now, keep in mind this portion of i-95 is the alternate for 495, which is closed still in both directions and in wilmington between terminal avenue and 12th street for that emergency construction over the christiana river over the bridge over the christiana river. so it is quite a mess up there. this portion not too bad. we will move the traffic campaign right here to the schuylkill at spring garden street. in delays or problems on the

schuylkill. that is martin luther king drive. we were there or parked for recreational activity. heading to the shore no delays on the walt whitman. you can see a lot of volume on the whitman this morning. further down 42 freeways looks good. so does 55. no problems on the ac expressway or garden state parkway. that is the the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. >> thanks very much for that update. >> right now, eye on the arts, is sponsored by the arts of philadelphia. >> right new we're talking about the arts and apparently the philadelphians will orchestrate two performances of the beatles tribute show. classical mystery tour at the the kimmel center. today our pat ciarrocchi has the story of two artist whose typically played beethoven but now they are ready for the beatles. >> ♪ >> reporter: they look kind of like john, paul, george and ringo but will sound as close as you can get. >> literally they are playing

transcriptions of what the beatles did. >> reporter: classical twists in orchestration by the philadelphia orchestra. >> ♪ >> we actually get a lot of inspiration, musical inspiration, spiritual inspiration from groups like the beatles. >> if i had to chance to sing along, would i sing. >> reporter: john, wanted to be ringo as a kid. >> i was whacking the cardboard boxes to try to make some drum sound. >> reporter: he believes the beatles were not just rock and role. >> harmonies that they created underneath the under tones that they wrote. their harmonies, that schubert could have written. >> reporter: for mark julian owe, he plays basoon, it is not generational. >> young people listen to the beatles. it is timeless music.

>> paul? >> he was great at electric base and guitar, and, great at the piano and they are vocal icing and hard moneys was tremendous. >> reporter: you may in the hear them but they will be singing. >> anytime you get to sing when you play, it is just inside. you are a better musician. >> reporter: philadelphia orchestra's classical mystery tour tribute to the beatles july 23rd and 24th at the kimmel center. for more, go to cbs philly.com/love the arts. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness

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complete details. well, hey local great grand hot mother can scratch sky diving right off her bucket list. eighty-six year-old irene long done fulfilled her life long dream parachuting out of a plane at free fall adventures in williamstown, new jersey. check out her face there. she didn't look that scared. she looks exit rated. irene was accompanied by her family and shove was done she told us she loved it. >> it was wonderful. i would do it again in a minute. >> after it was done irene says she never knew the earth was so beautiful, of course, she had a unique view. carol, were you saying she thought earth was beautiful once her feet were on it. >> yes, exactly. >> i would be kissing the ground as well. >> talking about how beautiful earth is. brave lady. just incredible spirit. i don't understand it, why they want to sky drive. >> that why is there are people like irene, because

other people like us never will happen. >> when i'm in my 80's and 90's maybe i'll get the a a stepladder, maybe. >> yes. >> we have a great looking day if you like clouds. >> okay. >> we have seen these clouds all week bind high midty has been down and that made all of the difference. temperatures are, really for this time of the year they are pretty cool. yesterday was 80. today 81 degrees. very similar weather. you cannot totally rule out a spring with the all those areas brightening up so depending where you are your weather may look different. >> clouds not so bad, thanks carol. that is eye witt news knew for now. we are always on line at cbs philly.com, make it a great

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