gun lens in philadelphia leaves three year old girl dead, three others injured. live with the latest on a suspect, in police custody. plus, is this man missing? >> new take on the both here dis a periods off the jersey coast. americans with ebola virus expected to return to the u.s. how the speedy cdc is preparing. >> good morning, i'm elizabeth hur in for nicole brewer. it is 6:01 here in center city philadelphia, august 2nd. here is carol erickson in the eyewitness weather center, okay, so wet weekend or not complete wash out? >> not complete wash out. though certainly wet weekend right now. >> but will find itself

changing its mood. that may be happening several times. not completely wet weekends, not completely dry one either. >> look at atlantic city, you can see it through the fog, and the rain, that sort of thing, it has been wet out there, and then, compare that to reading, where not much going on, temperature of 69 degrees, cloudy for sure, but nothing like the rain that we've seen along the shore areas. and speaking of which, let me show you storm scan3, right now, this is the loop over the last couple of hours yellow, red, heaviest rain, definately find that along the shore areas and also through sections of very eastern new jersey, just look at this, loom over again the last couple of hours as the heavy rain came up across the bay and also through cape may county we move up the coast little bit, you can see atlantic city has zeniths fair share of getting some of the heavier showers, but also notice that there are some

drying slots moving in. so much good news, then lock at this, an area of green, you notice, where we are finding the very heaviest rain, this is the area where we have the urban and small stream flood advisory until 9:45 this morning, and portions of counties of atlantic, burlington, cape may, ocean, included in all of that. so this weather does get better at times today though not right this second, how much. 68 degrees, in philadelphia, everybody in the 60s this morning, our temperatures this afternoon getting to 77, 78 degrees with on and off showers, with still that said, a chance of picking up a thunderstorm, and we time this out, and look at this, this is 11:00, and it is really drying us out in a lot of locations so we'll continue to follow that time line, finish it out, let you know what we can expect for the rest of this weekend coming up. liz? >> thank you, carol. meantime, topping our news this morning, a three year old girl is dead

>> steve patterson outside police headquarters with what we learn overnight. steve? by all counts senseless, it turns tragic, liz, four people shot, three year old girl is dead. because an argument turns deadly, i'm told, one of those men involved in a argument between two men, walks away, while the other one pulls out gun and starts shooting. shoots the man in the back of the head. the rest of the people are caught crossfire takes you to the video of last night, looking at the 1500 block of educating street about 9:40 friday night. police telling thaws one person is in custody, that person, originally, named as a person of interest, is being questioned in that case now, being called a suspect. again, four people are shot man involved in the aroundment the one walk away shot in the

head in critical condition. the rest are just bystanders, who happen to be around the scene, male, shot in the 20's, female in her 20's, also shot one in the arm, one in the leg, told both in stable condition. three year old girl sitting on the porch at the time sitting on the porch just by the scene, was shot in the chest. she was rush to the hospital where police say she was pronounced dead. we spoke to a police captain, shortly after. >> unfortunately the four year old passed, the other people in stable condition. first male involved in the argument, he is in serious condition, seriously critical condition with a gunshot one to the head. it is a tragedy, when anything like this happens. >> remains in seriously critical condition, no update on his condition this morning. the update this morning, that we do have is the person of interest in custody, we learned overnight, now named as a suspect, the primary suspect in this case, the

weapon was recovered from the scene by police, as well, the latest from police headquarters, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". back to you, liz. >> thank you, steve. new this morning, the violence continues overnight in philadelphia, this happened shortly after midnight 13th and catherine streets. the detectives are still questioning eyewitnesses, at this hour, so far they've not made any arrests. a woman is struck by hit-and-run driver in north philadelphia. this happened at eighth and allegheny around 1:30 this morning. right now, police are investigating whether the driver intentionally struck the victim. investigators have a vague description of the car, a green pontiac grand am. victim returned to temple where list in the critical condition. >> at this hour, boater once thought to have gone overboard

may actually on un the run, "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones, tells us why investigators in atlantic county are so suspicious. >> now learning biddle facing criminal investigation, and authorities believe he may be alive, and may be trying to run away with police. >> forty-five year olan drew biddle was last thought to have gone missing. rescue attempts by the coast guard turned up nothing, after biddle, boat racing champion, was thought to have crashed a boat into a buoy. passenger on both swam to shore telling authorities he didn't know what happened to biddle, that was nearly two weeks ago. now, authorities confirm the egg harbor township police department is circulating flyer to law enforcement, because they are investigating this he may not have been on the boat, meaning he may have staged his own disappearance. >> actually real nice guy. >> he said he work at this marina in nor field, not buying the accident may have

been staged. >> i don't think he could have dis a periods or anything like, that i don't think did he, that i really think he's missing. >> the atlantic county prosecutor's offers tells "eyewitness news" biddle and his partner are accused of several counts of theft for allegedly taking possession of boats and trade, then re selling them, not paying off the loans. >> indicted on three counts of theft by deception, additional open cases pending grand jury review forbid l. police here are urging anyone who may have seen biddle recently, to contact them here immediately. >> cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> continuing search for two bodies, believed to be burried there. a murder suspect led upper darby police to indian rock park in springfield friday afternoon. he told officials he stabbed a

man to death two years ago, dismembered bodies, burried them in the park. >> today tried to hands dig our ways where the bodies were, weren't able to get through the dirt. so we called in an upper darby front end loader. we were able to dig. >> so far not turned up any evidence of victims. >> first of two american missionaries infected with the ebola virus due back in the u.s. for treatment this weekend. doctor kent brantly, nancy rightbowl both infected while doing charity work in liberia. they will be treated at emory university hospital in atlanta. now, this is the first time ebola patients have come to the u.s. and that is causing some concern. so far the outbreak in west africa blamed for more than 700 deaths, our natasha brown with more on how the impact of

this outbreak is being felt in our area. this virus is real. >> the outbreak couldn't be more real. liberian native yes liberia, none innocent profit organization, helps education for children in liberian members of his organization have been inches matily touched by the deadly virus. >> one of our bold members, uncle just passed away two days ago from the ebola virusment one of our volunteer lost two aunts within the same day. >> more than 700 people have died from ebola. joseph fears that number is much higher than we even know. he says liberia's healthcare facilities are antiquated, inadequate, and few and far between in a country of 4.5 million people. >> and there is no electricity, there may be one doctor to probably almost every two, 3,000 patients. sad but the ebola virus kind

of exploiting the infrastructure we have in liberia, in sarah leone. >> yes, liberia has halted all services in liberia, as the spreading virus continues to claim lives. the cdc has also advised americans not to travel to sierra leone, guinea, liberia. >> i have entered isolation just to assist but very temporarily. >> temple university hospital has work in africa during previous ebola outbreaks. and she's also work at emory university where the two infected americans will be quarantined. she says the us has little sincere when it comes to outbreak in this country. >> our level of infection control in our hospitalization is at such a lower level to africa, we have easy access to gloves, gowns, face shields, the barrier equipment needed to protect yourself from infection. >> for joseph, he watches and waits for word.

>> responds to epidemic half world away. >> for me, this is not just an issue of an african concern this is humanitarian issue. >> coming up. local store wants customers fingerprints. cbs-3 explains its controversial new policy. and we'll have this: >> getting paid to shop may sound too good to be true. and many times it is. >> i'm jericka duncan in new york, coming up i'll tell you about the super scan. >> beat the heat. coming up next in the tech minute, some apps, and gadget recommendations. stay tuned.

>> back now on "eyewitness news", video gamers outraged over new policy from retailer at game stop. anyone selling used games to the philadelphia stores will have to provide a fingerprint for the new policy does not apply to game stop stores in the suburbs. now, the chain says it is following a philadelphia law that allows the store to collect thumb prints which then go into a data base to help police track down thieves who try to sell stolen goods. old scam making a come back. better business bureau is warning americans about the return of the secret shopper scam. our jericka duncan has this story.

>> michelle fail co-was excited when she got a letter in the mail asking her to be a secret shopper. >> i thought it would be cool. you would be able to shop, keep your product, and, you know, make money. >> the letter claiming to be from home depo came with a check for almost $1,500. all she had to do was deposit the check and start shopping at home depo's competitors. >> and then i was to do a survey of customer service. >> after that, fallco was supposed to return any money she didn't use, it turns out it was all a scam. here's how it works. when a scam victim deposits the fake certified check, the bank gives them the funds up front, even though the check has yet to clear. the victim uses the money to shop and then wires what's left over to the con artist. >> they'll end up wiring the rest of the money to a different country. >> days, even weeks later, the bank finds out the check is a fake. and ones it does, victim on the hook for $1,500, and has to pay the bank back. the better business bureau, and major retailers, including home depo, warn customers

about secret shopper scams. >> i'm struggling right now. i'm financially and like, well there is can't be real. >> fallco's instincts were right. she never deposited the check. instead she asked her bank to look into it. they confirmed it was a fake. now she wants to make sure other people don't fall victim to the scam. jericka duncan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". now, we should note here the home depo encourages customers call and verify any job offers they receive that use the home depo name. the time right now 6:17. good morning to you. it looks a little foggy behind you there. >> doesn't it? yes, the sun is up, where is it? it is hidden. it is completely hidden. just be in one of the casinos, because it is not having any luck out here. we have just dense cloud cover right now, we have seen a lot of rain at the shore. this is the present look. i think you will find some

brightening. you almost have to. as the rest of the day goes on, but we definitely have the showers now. we move down to rehoboth beach, and you can see, the board walk is wet, it has been raining there, as well. and quite a bit of rain has been falling over a lot of the area. storm scan3, showing just where it is right now, you can see, just as we expected yesterday, the storm sort of set itself up in a way that it really is following through. and that is that the heaviest rain is right along the shore areas. you might finds somebody going right off the rales little bit farther inland, but still, most of them, and the bulk of this is new jersey and over, rain.hiladelphia has seen some where you haven't seen it that much, or much at all, is up through the allentown, reds g areas, points north and west of that. notice the other trends. the drying that starts to come in. so, while we're starting the day like this, we may not find a day like this all day long.

very welcome site coming up on future weather looking out into time according to the computer models. temperatures in the 60s, 68 degrees in philadelphia, and so close to that, it doesn't even matter, mentioning each temperature that's about an agree away from that. here we go. this is what the computer model says, and it is absolutely right on target this morning. love it when it is, because that means it has got better chance every ends that way. look at this. this is what it says for 11:00 this morning. some areas of showers, so you might look at a shower and say, i thought she said it wasn't going to maybe where you are, but your neighbor could be looking at just clouds, then on through this afternoon, couple of other spots start to pick up that so you can say i thought she said -- then by the time we get to 6:00 tonight, looking at maybe enough thing of the clouds, you see the sun out, there find that even earlier. also, notice, some of the showers, according to this computer model, are moving off to the north and the west. then we look at tonight. and we lock at tomorrow.

by 1:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, few more showers are scattered around, and then we go out into the longer range, 4:00 on sunday afternoon, 7:00 sunday night, do we see heavier pocket after shower? it is possible. do we find showers on and off, as we even go into monday? that is possible. so not complete wash out this weekend, won't be a blow dry weekend either. we will be finding the showers coming in and then the showers leaving, then coming in again. we've got temperatures that will be in the upper 70s today, the lower 80s tomorrow, some weather disturbances around keeping it like this all weekend. monday still chance every picking up shower or thunderstormment not raining all the time, though. bertha, tropical storm bertha out there, stays tropical storm, stays away from the united states, doesn't impact that badly, except maybe with some rain, as it goes through the caribbean, the winds about 50 miles an hour, then this curves away making for some rough surf along the eastern us, but that's t at the

beaches today, low risk every rip current, temperature of 75 degrees. rain, right now, and a lot of t we have seen inch to 2 inches every rain with that urban and small stream flood advisory that goes until 9:45 along the shore areas. now, the average temperature in august, 85, we should have seen it, 87 degrees, is the normal high yesterday. by the end of the month, 83 degrees, we will find ourselves sandwiched inbetween that, not today, running a lot cooler at 77 degrees, and why not, with chance of a shower, or thunderstorm, and tonight, chance of shower or thunderstorm, at 65. but as we compare the august normals over the next couple of days notice we find ourselves middle 80s, the hottest day of the week looks like will be on tuesday close to 09 degrees, liz? still summer. here is wild one for you, friday's technical issues with facebook, some users so concerned that they called

911. the social networking site was down for about an hour, and the crash caused a flood of calls to the los angeles county sheriff's department. the deputy had to take to the twitter to plead with people to stop calling, because, get this, if you didn't know, a facebook outage is not considered an emergency, folks. >> technology designed to keep you cool. everything from a fan that plugs into your phone, and to apps that help you locate the nearest water parks. cnet.com kara tsuboi reports in this tech minute. >> it can be tough to find ways to cool down. if you have your eye phone handy, amazon and other on line retailers this for range every prizes, will generate breeze while claim to go use minimal battery power. keep your house comfortable temperature by using smart

thermostat like google nest or the lyric from honeywell. both systems get to know your routine and preferences so your home still to the perfect temperature, without you putting in too much sweat to get it there. finally, if the only way to stop the sweat is plunging into a cool pool, without your iphone, loaded with 3-dollar theme park and water park locate or app brouse by zip coyed, search the inter-active maps to find park with features you're after. lead reviews for other users, post photos of you and your family beating the heat. cnet.com. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and new movie starring james franco is hitting theatres. coming up next, preview of child of god and extreme co-star went to get into the

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>> james franco out with dark new movie called child of god. it is based on the book by mccarthy who also wrote no country for old men, and the road. susan marquez has more. >> i challenge where put them bod ills, so give them a proper burial. >> james franco wrote, directed, co-stars in the grissly drama child of god. it tells the story of an out cast, who falls deeper and deeper into a life of crime. >> what i'm examining is human behaviors, human desire, and the extremes that we can go to just based on feelings in these certain needs to connect

to another person. >> how come you are scouting around here in the woods? >> scott haze lost 45 pounds, and spent months in isolation in tennessee, to prepare for the role of killer. >> when you are isolated for that long, you talk to yourself a lot. and i ended up talking to stuffed animals. >> franco says it was important to make ballard disturbing but somehow still watchable. >> not that we would ever condone what he does, but that within this fictional framework we can go on a journey with him. >> i want to tell you where they at -- >> some of the inspiration for ballard came from ed dean, the 50's kill here also inspired the main characters in psycho and the texas chain saw massacre. suzanne marquez, c

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sunday morning, but generally there is summer has been great, every single weekend, so, we're going to be looking for a change today. but a change is back and forth. let me show you what we're dealing with out there right now, you can see, 65 degrees, that's the temperature out in ardmore, notice the wet road that they have there, as well, outside of lower merion high school. here is the wide view, on storm scan3, also, the good news, look to the south, that's where you start to see the drying coming in. so once this rain, the bulk of it, moves past delaware, notice, that everything else seems to be out in the ocean at this point. so, i think we will be looking for some drying slots to move in. here we go, we zoom in little bit closer. heaviest rain has been overnight, through the shore areas, as we totally expect go down closer, loop over the last few hours, still moving through the cape may area, then move up toward the atlantic city area, we've got some showers just off the coast there some heavy showers moving through beach haven long beach island.

because of the heavy rain, one, 2 inches, see on storm scan3, that area shade in the green along the shore areas, slightly inland, that's where we have the urban and small stream flood advisory until 9:45 this morning for all of the rain, temperatures in the 60s right now, we will be going into the upper 70s, but it will not be raining all day, according to the computer models, and also what it looked like on storm scan3. we start with some showers, but looks like we've got some clouds, spotty showers around, but even by the afternoon, could we see the cloud thin out enough to get some sunshine? so not a total wash out today, though, pretty wet out there. we'll see how long that last, coming up with the seven day forecast. >> thank you, carol. to the latest on tragic story in grays ferry where three year old girl was shot and killed, the victim after stray bullet. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson liver outside police headquarters where

detectives spent the night questioning a suspect. steve? >> reporter: that person of interest originally described that way now suspect police say after the questioning session all night long, but police do say it started with just a simple argument between two men in the street, one decided to walk away, another decided to pull out a gun and start shooting. back to the scene, now, from last night, we have video of that, we can show you the scene, again, police say, one person is in custody, following this incident. now there is happened at about 9:40, friday night, the 1500 block of adding street. four people were shot following the argumentment man pulled out gun, shoots the person he was arguing with, in the head, i'm told he's in critical condition, and the rest were just standing by, passersby, caught in the crossfire, a male in his 20's, shot in the arm, a female, in her 20's, shot in the leg, and told they'll be okay, both in

stable condition, but then that little girl, three year old girl, sitting on the porch at the time of the shooting, caught in the crossfire, shot in the chest, returned to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. we spoke to the police captain, who was on scene, shortly after the incident. >> unfortunately, the three year old passed. the other people are in stable condition. the first male that was involved in the argument, he is in serious condition, seriously critical condition, with a gunshot wound to the head. >> it is a tragedy when anything like this happens. >> again, police did recover the weapon from the scene, and that person of interest, who was described, just as somebody they were bringing in to question, last night, this morning, is described as the primary suspect in this case. reporting live from philadelphia police headquarters, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thank you, for that update, steve. meantime, angry protesters made their voices heard, again, in the emotional battle over funding for philadelphia

public schools. this during a protest outside governor tom corbett's center city office. they demanded state lawmakers, reconvene to vote on a cigarette tax designed to help close the district's budget gap. school leaders claim they need $81 million by august 15th, to prevent an almost 1,000 jobs from being cut. >> if we cut any more, can i not, as i said earlier, ethically and morally tell parents that we can open on time, and educate their child, their child, i can't say that. >> the situation so dire, we are told there is growing support among some local lawmakers who actually sued the state in federal court allege willing a failure to educate its citizens. now, we do have new information in a deadly police-involved shooting in camden county, man killed by officers is identified as 42 year old danielle pierre, as "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo tells us, investigators are right now trying to piece together just

exactly what happened. >> a quiet community, in camden county, left speechless. watching this scene unfold on the 400 block of berlin new freedom road in winslow township. a man, their neighbor, killed during a officer-involved shooting early friday morning. >> we don't know. everybody's curious why -- what happens. >> and sad ends friend identified as 42 year old danielle pierre is now dead. >> i was fishing with him monday. he seemed fine then. >> the shooting unfolded around 9:00. chopper three over the scene as investigators collected evidence. most of their work focused on white trailer near the woods. the victim lived on this property with his mother. >> never starts confrontation. always nice guy. he is a good-hearted person, he has a goodheart, so does his mother. we just don't know what happened. >> according to raffle pierre had trouble in the past. >> he was in rehab a few times. she tried everything. >> we are told he supply had confrontation with his mother the night before. investigators aren't saying much.

the camden county prosecutor's office is investigating, and only confirms that this was an officer involved shootingment it is unclear why police were at this home to begin with, and what prompted them to open fire. >> this is, you know, pretty quiet area here. >> tragic for his mother. i know his mother. tragic. >> reporter: late fry investigators say winslow township had three officers responding to that camper, before the shooting errupted. this is still under investigation. no officers were injured. reporting in winslow township, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". meanwhile, a burglary spree has residents on high alert in several burlington county towns. the thieves have stolen jewelry from homes in moorestown, westhampton and delran, since june. now, last saturday, police say they got away with $100,000 in jewels from a home on board on landing road, police have stepped up patrols in those towns. and this man, william

bearstowe from northeast philadelphia; out on bail after being charged with over 300 counts of child pornography. an undercover agent reportedly download dollars a file of children engage in the sex acts from a file sharing network and that ip address allegedly traced back to the lawndale man. bearstowe is due back in court for a preliminary hearing on august 14th. also, in philadelphia, a reward social security now offered for information on hit-and-run that killed a man on i59 near the philly international airport. the victim had flown to philadelphia, from germany, to visit his daughter. "eyewitness news", investigative reporter, walt hunter, has this story. >> he was the father she adored. on his way from germany, to visit her, and his one year old granddaughter, nina. >> just a person of pure gold. i mean, you couldn't have -- could you not have met a better person than my dad.

>> but, near philadelphia international airport, the night of april 4th, the trip, the life of 61 year old wilfred fleischman ended violently on the lanes of i-95, the grandfather struck and killed by a hit-run driver. >> they had a lay over in philadelphia, during the lay over he had walked away, and ended up on the highway. >> he probably missed the shuttle, and tried to hike to the airport and was stuck. >> despite heavy traffic, few witnesses, police say, their only description, a white ford bronco, with a rear tire holder that was empty. >> i miss talking to him. i miss just being able to call home, and being able to talk to him. >> little nina will grow up never knowing her grandfather. for the killer who took his life, for the witness who is have never come forward, these words from the grieving family

who loved him. >> i want to say to them: what if it was your family member? what would you want to happen if it was your family member? you love that person so much and was taken that way, what would you do? what would you want? >> police are hoping that a witness, or perhaps a car repair shop worker, may remember a vehicle with heavy front ends damage. there is a 1,500-dollar reward. if you want to know who to contact, or how to get to a special website, set up by the victim's family, go to our website: cbsphilly.com. in the sat center, walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". senator tom carper in the meantime toured the i495 bridge, one day after the southbound lanes over the christina river reopened. the democrat congratulated workers and viewed the progress made possible by emergency federal funding.

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>> welcome back, as always, a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason, van eat a meyer, join us live from new york with a preview. good morning, everyone. good morning, liz. coming up: a pot of whales swimming close to the california shore. why it is happening. why businesses love it. also, they read like a list of americana. the surprising things that americans are buying less and less of every year. and they are the toast of the beer world. we'll pop to the top of the see era nevada plans for their brewery business. the dish, torrey amos,

performs in our saturday session, just ahead this saturday morning. >> sounds like jam packed show. thank you to you both. back here in our area, happening today, the sixth annual symposium on childhood cancer. now, it is an educational resource, for families of children battling cancer. this is video from last year's event, today's symposium goes from 9:00 to 4:00, the event sponsored by amex's lemonade stands foundation is free to a ten. on the cbs-3 health watch, plenty of warnings out there about kids drowning in pools or rivers this morning, health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how the risk of drowning continues even after kids are out of the water. >> in the summer, splash, sputter, but can quickly turn

dangerous. >> definitely had some incidents here where kids have gone under. we've been able to jump in, right away, and help them out. >> as long as they come up, that means they're okay. right? well, not necessarily. >> you see a kid struggle, or go under, and come up coughing pretty good, that is a kid that needs to be watched for awhile. may turn out to be nothing, but you will be glad if you see them persistently coughing the next 20 minutes, then you need to get some help. >> just small amount of fluid briefly in the airway with lead to two times every drowning, dry drowning, secondary drowning, both potentially life lent. with dry drowning, fluid sets offmany in the airway, air can't get in or out. with secondary drowning, water gets in, sets up inflammation, which draws fluid into the lungs from the body, something called pull minute area edema. >> usually we want those people to the er fairly quickly. we will actually maintain their airways for them, sometimes it requires us to inch too because, put them on

ventilator. >> one to 2% of drawing cases are caused by these conditions. children under the age of five, people ages 15 to 25, are most commonly affected. persistent coughing, fatigue, vomiting, chest pain, wheezing, the usual symptoms and can occur up to 24 hours later. doctor wells saw it happen when he was a live guard. >> we new the kid had a near accident in the pool, but seemed to be fine, finish playing with the family. in the parking lot they called, gave him couple every rescue breaths. >> water safety is the best prevention. keep close eye on inexperienced swimmers and children, and teach swimmers to blow water out and not panic. they say, if you do notice any warning signs, of dry or secondary drowning, you should get to the emergency room. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". the time right now, 6:47. carol, i don't think today's a good day for an outing to the

pool, is it? >> you know, this afternoon might be okay. i'm not going to call this day out, just based on what's happening this morning. which isn't great. even the shore areas, seen one, 2 inches every rain, urban, a small stream flood advisory until 9:45 this morning, i think you'll be seeing drying moving, in very often, as well, also the big art showdown there. may be getting deals because of the bad weather, head down to ocean city, the 52nd annual arts show that they have down there, people will be coming from all over the east coast, the tents are up fortunately the tents are up. let's head to another boardwalk, down in rehoboth beach. still little wet on these boards right now, but things will be drying out. and how do i know that? because i'm taking a look at storm scan3. i want you to watch this. this is a back edge of this. so it is coming up, then we start to see some drying moving n notice it shrinking also going in this direction. this will be getting out of here, some of the heaviest rain this morning right along the shore as we fully expected

it would be, one to 2 inches of rain have fallen out of these clouds and showers and storms that have been through here, but things are on an improving trends. temperatures haven't budgeted. they're in the 60s in every location, mid to upper 60s. now here's what you really opportunity see. this computer model is so on target, i love this. which means it has got good chance every staying on target, which means we could by 10:00 o'clock this morning be seeing a lot of the bulk of this rainout of here. we find few showers still scattered around in places, some clouds out there, too, but the bulk of the heavy rain gone. by 11:00 we have showers, one or two other spots. by 1:00 p.m. they are in a couple of other spots. but it is not the same steady heavy rain, and just along the shore, but you will be finding some someplace. look at 5:00 o'clock. clouds, thinning out enough that we see sunshine, we see showers off to the north and west, where we don't have them now. so the day will be changing. and every hour or two it will be a little bit different looking with showers, and sun,

and clouds, and maybe even chance at least of thunderstorm, not guarantee. and then by the time we get to 10:00 o'clock tonight, look at this, dry through philadelphia, that's the way it looks right now, according to this computer model. tomorrow morning we start with some clouds, do we fill in with couple every rain showers by 11:00 tomorrow, and few others, by 2:00 in the afternoon, on sunday, and by the time we get to later on sunday, are there few other showers scattered around, this is a look at 7:00 tomorrow. and then, on monday, another chance of some showers, coming in here, so we just can't seem to get rid of that. and keep a consistently dry period. but what's not consistently wet either. so just know it is on-off rain. temperatures in the 70s today, that cloud cover definately cutting down on just how warm it gets. then tomorrow, we're into the lower 80s, humid, get chance again of picking up some showers, maybe thunderstorm, same deal on monday, as the temperatures climb into the middle 80s. and then we are also watching bertha, the tropics, heating up little bit.

not overly impressive thank goodness. tropical storms stays a tropical storm, stays away from the united states, rushes with 50-mile per hour winds, caribbean, port rickey, virgin islands, curves away, creates rough surf. this is going to be probably the monday through wednesday time period along the eastern united state. but bertha stays away. seventy-seven, philadelphia, shore, 75 the poconos, 75 degrees, chance of shower in all locations, chance of no shower in all locations. seventy-seven, general temperature this afternoon, probably just about as high as we'll see it. 65 degrees, for the temperature tonight, again, we can't rule out chance of a shower, maybe even thunderstorm, and the same story tomorrow, at 81 degrees, monday, warmer, still that chance of a shower or a thunderstorm, tuesday, almost 90 degrees. and then wednesday, thursday, friday, 85 degrees. now, i know you're going to be out this weekend. and we're glad. and you can get the updated forecast any time yourself with the new cbs philly

weather app. check live radar which is key to be able to do. get yourself ear weather alerts, and share any of your storm pictures with us, all do you have do, download the apps now on itunes, it will be coming soon to android. liz? >> i have that app download dollars and it is quite handy, carol. in the meantime, does your driveway need a little tlc? cracks and stains, really take away from your home's curb appeal n this week's angie list report, jim donovan takes look at procedure that can help protect your driveway, to keep it looking its bells. >> whether your driveway is concrete or asphalt, using a sealant can keep it looking new. it is a coating that sits on top of your driveway, and acts as a barrier, protecting it from damage caused by oil, gas spills, ice and snow, and the hot summer sun. >> just imagine if it is a 90 agree july day, the asphalt, also the concrete surfaces, is up to 100 degrees, with the sun just beating on it all

day. so it just starts the deterioration process? steel coating usually costs between $20,300. most companies base their estimates on the square footage of your driveway. >> driveway repair is no different than any other contracting service. be cautious every someone coming door-to-door, and offering you a great deal, because they've left over materials from someone else. do your researchment pick your company. a deal today should and deal tomorrow. >> experts say you should also ask how the contractor plans to spread the sealer. >> two ways to seal the asphalt, either brush apply it or to spray it. all residents of the dry driveway should be brushed, not sprayed. so someone saying they want to spray your driveway, they can really water down the sealer. >> now if you would like more information about angie from driveway sealing and repairs, visit cbsphilly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. >> we have another look ahead on the forecast with carol after this break here. so stay with us, we'll be

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welcome back, carol, so i've been as always paying attention, and you have plans tonight, we don't need to reschedule necessarily. >> no, i wouldn't, i wouldn't say so, i think you just know it is slightly unsettled out there, where you pick up a shower, might pick up thunderstorm, and you might not. so we are looking at rain right now, but that is starting to move out. we could be finding some major drying coming in here, as we go through the mid part of the day. and still maybe shower scattered around here and there, ever changing here and there, but not a wash out today. a wash out this morning, but the rest of the day no. that said, we still have chances of showers and thunderstorms today, tonight, tomorrow, that's officially in

the forecast, one really hot day close to 909 degrees on tuesday, and in other words right where we should be temperature wise middle 80's wednesday through friday. >> bottom line, keep the umbrella handsy? >> might as well, yes. >> thank you, carol. well that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but always on line as you know cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. thank you for starting your day with us, have a great weaken. bye bye! ♪

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