breaking news, on the investigation in the jogger murder near a popular northeast philadelphia park, police have a person of interest in custody and we are live with the latest details. also this morning, more breaking news, a race car driver is dead after a crash on a race track involving nascar champion tony stewart. and a busy night for philadelphia police investigating a case where four people were shot, three of the victims were innocent bystanders in cars riding by when gunfire broke out. did today is sunday august 10th good morning, everyone i'm elizabeth hur. time is 6:00 o'clock here in center city philadelphia lets check in with meteorologist carol eric on in the eyewitness weather center. >> good morning, liz.

what a day yesterday was. >> it was a beauty. >> absolutely perfect. we will do it just about the the same way again today except we will add within degree. yesterday, maybe 2 degrees. yesterday was 86. we will get to 87, or 88. i hepp you will get outside and enjoy it. we have a nice start tort day. center city philadelphia, 65 degrees. it is just gorgeous. how about a sunrise, beautiful, 65-degree temperature. starting the morning here we've got 62. that is temperature in reading. we have a beautiful start in that location. where ever or whatever your plans are if they take you outside we will be in great shape. storm scan three nothing in our area we expect to it look like this throughout the rest of the day. maybe a couple cumulus clouds but that is the extent of it. one or two in the the 50's just like yesterday morning, 59 in allentown, 52 in the poconos. otherwise we have 68 degrees in philadelphia. that is exactly where we were

yesterday morning at the this time. sixty in trenton. sixty-six in wilmington. lower 60's at the shore areas. dew points in the 50's. it doesn't get any better than this. our temperatures today getting to 88 degrees, just an absolutely perfect afternoon and as we look out into time there is hardly any reason to stop anything on our future weather because we have got one or two couple rust clouds that is the the extent of it. beautiful weather. can we keep this going. there is a day maybe two days when we are looking at a chance of a shower and i'll show you those in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, liz. we will begin this morning with breaking news, philadelphia police are questioning a person of interest, in the murder of a northeast philadelphia. a mother in northeast philadelphia connie maclean murder was found dead tuesday morning near penny pack park. she had gone for a jog the the night before and investigators return to the scene of the crime this weekend, searching for cruz and "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live

at police headquarters with the very latest on this investigation, syma? >> reporter: that is right, liz. police do have a person of interest in custody, for questioning, after a missing jogger was found dead earlier this week in the northeast. this is as they continue to search for evidence. police have spent the past several days in penny pack park searching for clues to find a person responsible for connie maclean murray's death. they combed through the area overnight in hopes of finding her cell phone. the wife and mother of two went for a jog monday night. when she did not return home her family called police. by tuesday morning her body was discover at holmes and convent avenues near a cemetery. autopsy result show maclean murray tried to fight off her attacker but she was strangled. neighbors say they're on edge. >> it is scary, i mean we're used to be able to leave the door opened and now you think twice. >> very scary plus when we

caulk dunn there the with the kids and it is just so close to home. it is unbelievable. >> reporter: again, police company have a person of interest in custody right now. so far no charges have been filed but connie in maclean murray's viewing is tonight, and her funeral is tomorrow morning. we're live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, syma. we have more breaking news, nascar driver tony stewart has struck and killed a fellow driver, authorities in new york call it a tragic accident. eyewitnesses shared this picture of the scene in the motor sport park last night. victim is a fellow sprint car driver kevin ward junior. they collided in a previous lap and some onlookers felt stewart deliberately hit ward. sheriff's office says stewart is cooperating with their investigation. new this morning, an argument ends were four people being shot in the feltonville

neighborhood. one of the victims was shot in the head and is in extremely critical condition. investigators say two men got in the argument on the 4700 block of campus street. one of them got on the phone and called for a friend, not too long after a car pulled up with several men inside and bullet started to fly. police say the intended target was shot in the leg and was started to run toward intersection of whittaker and wyoming avenue putting innocent bystanders in harms way. >> at the same time there are two cars driving southbound on whittaker and unbee nows todd me bullets are flying down the alley way and these two cars were hit. >> reporter: a driver of the one of the cars was shot in the head and he is in extremely critical condition. in the other car to are two back seat pass eveningers were shot in the neck and in stable condition. victim shot in the leg is in stable condition. police do have two persons of interests in this case. now, dozens gathered to remember the victims of a

deadly carjacking crash in north philadelphia. three children were killed and their mother died from her injuries, on thursday night. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has this story. >> reporter: there has been a lot of good byes in this neighborhood lately, too many, saturday it was for keisha williams. >> love you keisha. >> reporter: keisha, the 34 year-old mother of five, struck in the fatal hit and run just over two weeks ago. she died thursday night. just three days earlier while she laid in the hospital her family and friend laid three of her friend to rest. kier a was 15, joseph ten, terence seven. >> i just want to ask everyone to continuously pray because we need it. >> reporter: the saturday's vigil remembered all four who died selling fruit on their corner for search. the suspect in the car that hit him face multiple murder charges. >> i cannot even find word to describe what our family is feeling at this moment. >> reporter: keisha left two other children behind just 12

and 13 themselves. >> that was their only mom, that is only person that they knew, how can you explain it. you only get one mom. >> reporter: as sunset can were also lit as they had been each night since july 25th, keisha's passing a final chapter of the terrible story. >> the hugs, and the crying and we will get through this. it is one day at a time. >> reporter: there has been a half dozen or owe vigils at the scene of the crash but this will likely be the time one as this community begins to try to move on. we're in north philadelphia, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the u.s. military says american jet fighters and drones have conduct four more air strikes on iraqi militant taking out armored carriers, and a truck that were firing on civilians. early indications suggest that the strikes were successful, net meantime, president obama addressed the conflict before leaving for vacation and cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has details. >> the u.s. military announced

sat kay night that war planes conduct four more air strikes against islamic militants. earlier in the day u.s. made a second humanitarian air drop of food and what the tore thousands of iraqis. they are trapped in the mountains of northern iraq by militants known as isis and isell. kurdish television show them delivering additional aid to the stranded kurds. they are members of the religious minority group under attack by the extremist. a small number of the refugees were able to scramble on board the plane as it took off. some cried, overwhelmed by their ordeal president obama addressed the christ brings leaving a two weeks vacation on martha's vineyard. >> we feel confident that we can prevent i sell from going up a mountain and slaughtering the people who are there. >> reporter: the president also said an international effort is underway to figure out how to rescue the thousands of stranded kurds.

the u.s. launched air strikes on friday against the insurgents near the iraqi kurdish capitol of erbill. >> i don't think we will solve this problem in weeks if that is what it means. i think this will take sometime. >> reporter: the president called the military campaign a long term project but promised combat troops won't join the fight. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the crisis in iraq and the united states involvement, you'll find update anytime at cbs philly.com. in the meantime cross board's tax continue following the collapse of a three day troops aimed at ending the war between israel and hamas. israeli air strikes struck more than 20 target in the gaza strip, hamas officials say the strikes hit houses, mosques and training sites. egyptian let effort to secure a long term cease-fire are now in doubt after an israeli team would not rejoin negotiations

unless rocket fire from gaza stopped. philadelphia police this morning need your help finding a mythsing, mentally challenge teen. john homer was last seen inside his home on the 2400 block of west fifth street. police say that the 14 year-old frequents the area around the 2300 block of sergeant street and the 2500 block of dover street. he is 5 feet four, 180-pound, wearing a red short sleeve t-shirt, pants and light blue or gray nike sneakers. if you see him, please call the police. new castle county police arrested 37 year-old william martin for a string of burglaries in bear, delaware. martin is charged with burglary at six homes in the communities of lafayette landing town homes. police developed martin as a suspect when video surveillance linked him to the unauthorized use of a credit card at a local convenient store, stolen from one of the

victims. and, happening today, the eagles return to their former home, franklin field. the birds are holding an opened practice today beginning at 12:15. franklin field on the campus of the university of pennsylvania, was eagles home from 1958 to 1970. many of the teams alumni will be returning today, ticket for the event, well, sold out but "eyewitness news" will be there. also happening today tanen dragons play for a chance to head to the little league world series that will be taking on delaware's newark nationals. the game time is 6:00 o'clock. there will be several viewing parties in philadelphia, good luck to the team. of course, we will let you know how they do. a python problem in one neighborhood coming up next on "eyewitness news", the huge snake that had residents on edge. also ahead, bugging out in center city, the exhibit where

you can get an up close look at live insects. and warm, pleasant conditions for our weekend but how long will this last? carol has the seven day forecast when "eyewitness

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cbs news correspondent shaban had these details. >> we had ice over here. >> reporter: hundreds lined up in hard hit areas to get free water and ice after tropical storm iselle ripped through. she lost electricity two days ago but supplies of water and ice ran out before he got to the front of the line. >> it has been over two hours, and they said they don't have enough. >> reporter: iselle made a mark on the big island east coast, win gusts 85 miles an hour uprooted trees and brought down power lines leaving a large rural part of the island in the dark. utility crews are repairing down power lines while taking advantage of the break in the rain. the areas expecting more rough weather when hurricane julio is expect to pass just north of hawaii. hawaii electrolytes say outages could last until next week. for now business owners in hilo are getting back to work. kyle summer manages the popular fish market.

storm forced him to close-up shop for two days but now he is trying to avoid taking another financial hit. >> with our product when we get it, it is usually 18 hours old so from there we have about 72 hours to move it. right now we are in the last tear. today prices were about half of what they were a couple days ago. >> reporter: he is hoping to sell his fresh fish before it goes bad and before hurricane julio, threatens business. bigad shaban for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". here at home, take a look at this super moon we are seeing this weekend. super moon generally occurs once a year but this year it has happened three times. the the next one will be on september the ninth. and the time right now, 6:16, perfect time to check with meteorologist carol erickson. i saw this on my drive-in and it was amazing. >> i just turned my headlights on, only kidding but it was that bright because we did see just so much light out of this

moon and we are getting a lot of light out of this too. we have a gorgeous sunrise if you can take a look at it this morning it is cool, crisp, it is beautiful, out there just as it was yesterday and we will be keeping this going all day long the sun will be rising higher in the sky. i mentioned, this super moon and couple little facts about that. fullest of this i know we saw it yesterday and i necessity we will see it tomorrow, the moon is at its closest point to earth and very closees it will be is very easy to see the moon at 1:44 in the afternoon but look for it anyway out there. 221,000 plus miles away from the earth, 4 percent closer and 30 percent brighter. one of the things that this super moon is doggies we should be seeing meteor showers, persaid meteor showers but that makes it difficult to see that but for next couple of days if you look to the north east in the sky be able to see that. super moon is gorgeous enough in itself and just kind of a

reminder if you were not out there alone. we've got margate right now that won't ab loan on the beach either because so many people will be out there. beautiful beach day once again and see a sea breeze later this afternoon. storm scan three just as we showed it to you yesterday, nothing to talk about on here, love that, we could use a little bit of rain. now we're over on the rainfall totals that we normally get. we are 8-inch's above the normal rainfall totals. we are 5 inches below where we were last year where it rained just about every other day during the summertime. we will get some rain showers. they will be probably holding off until later on tuesday and then maybe gannon wednesday and then we will get in another spell of dry weather. right new this is ideal, 68 degrees through philadelphia, 60 in trenton. sixty-six in wilmington. in the 50's in the poconos. high pressure, starting to slide away a little bit but wind remain light and so that will keep another day with low humidity and temperatures that are um iser-like.

then this low pressure system and a couple fronts come in here on that tuesday time period. but we have another nice day tomorrow. if you want rain we've got the that. if you want sun, we've got that. this forecast vice accommodating. future weather today no reason again to stop this until we get to monday at 10:00 p.m. when a few clouds are in here. the this is when we will start to see that front coming in. the tuesday morning to we pick up a couple rain showers? do we see a few more and heavier ones by tuesday night? it is possible. there are thunderstorms associated with this and some computer models you can see anywhere from a half inch to a inch and a half have of rain, depending where you are. this is early on wednesday morning. and then, this is as far as that computer model go but that system gets out and we are left with great weather for thursday. great for sunday too. sunshine, warm, fine, keep your pets in the shade all day too.

eighty-eight can get warm when humidity is low. eighty at the the shore. eighty-two in the poconos. the wind are light all day long. anything that you do today you'll love but just know a sea breeze and moderate risk of rip current going down to the beach. our winds today out of the north east at five, to the south east tonight 65 degrees and next couple of days, we are in the 80's. we have just, tuesday and wednesday when we are seeing wet weather, otherwise look at how comfortable it gets by the the end of the week, liz in the 70's. >> love it. thanks, carol. a python that was causing trouble in one florida neighborhood is finally caught. take a look at this, port saint lucy police are holding a 12-foot, 120 python, that they believe was killing cats in the neighborhood. police captured the snake from waist high brush. authorities believe the python was once a pet. this particular snake we are told is banned in the state of florida.

and, from snakes to bugs, insects were the center of attention at bug fest at the academy of natural sciencees in center city. visitors were able to take a close look at unique live insects and see some bug artwork and jewelry and for those who are brave, even some treats, made with insect ingredients. there is still time to check it out, the bug fest continues today. also, in our area, it is final day of the bass mass try leap competition. of the best fisherman are out on the delaware river today putting their skills to the test. they are trying to real in the big ones, daily weigh ins of the fish are at penns landing and philadelphia native and eight team champion mike ikeneli is odds on favorite to win. >> there is home river advantage and home river jinks. 90 percent the of the time if it is your home fishery you don't do well. i'm trying to overcome the

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police have a person of interest in custody for murder of a missing jogger, i'm syma chowdhry with those details, coming up. also this morning shocking news for fans of the car racing, police questioned nascar champion tony stewart after striking and killing a fellow driver on a new york race track. and, an suv slammed in the

building in cape may why this accident could have have been a lot worse. today, it is sunday august 10th, good morning everyone i'm elizabeth hur, the time is 6:31 here in center city philadelphia let's check in with meteorologist carol eric on in the eyewitness weather center. good morning to you. beauty yesterday. what are we in for today. >> it is not beast today, beauty both days this weekend. we've got just terrific weather. i don't even have to tell you if you looked outside your window and get outside you know how perfect it was. you know we can do it again today. just a degree or two warmer. center city philadelphia looks gorgeous. temperature of 66 degrees. as we look downtown, sky cam three, look at that sun, trying to compete with the super moon. it has a battle on its hand though because that super moon was really spectacular and you will see it again tomorrow morning. we have 67 degrees in rehoboth beach. why is it so dark there? that is because it is eight

hours ago. we will put this into motion and this happened over last eight hours. you can seaboard walk clearing out and sun going way down and now sun going up and it looks gorgeous there. 67 degrees. this is a can't misinformation cast. storm scan three nothing in any location other than perfection and we are looking at temperatures and winds, and everything else that are just ideal. calm wind in the poconos, 52 degrees. it is 68 through philadelphia just a 3 miles an hour wind out of the northwest, calm wind in atlantic city, 61. how much nicer can this possibly get. sixty in reading. we have 65 in dover. sixty-three in wildwood this morning. dew points are in the 50's. so low humidity on top of all of. that temperatures this afternoon getting all the way to 88 degrees. so is sunshine out there. temperatures that are summer like and everything else that feels eye tiehl. we will talk about the the day or two when we might see maybe needed precipitation and i will show you that on the

eyewitness weather seven day forecast, coming up, liz. is there breaking news, homicide detectives get a break in the case of the jogger found dead in penny pack park. investigators are questioning a person of interest, this morning, 46 year-old connie maclean murray was murdered when she went for a judging last monday night. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at police headquarters with the very latest on this investigation, syma? >> reporter: that is right, police have a person of interest, in custody for questioning, after a missing jogger was found dead, earlier this week in the north east. now police have spent the past several case in penny pack park searching for clues. they have combed through the area overnight in hopes of finding the victim's cell phone. forty-six year-old connie maclean murray was found dead tuesday morning, the wife and mother of two went for a jog monday night, when she did not return home her family called police. six hours later her body was discovered at home on convent

avenues near a cemetery. autopsy results show maclean murray tried to fight off her attacker but she was strangled. her viewing is scheduled for tonight and a funeral is scheduled for tomorrow morning. again police do have a person of interest in custody for questioning right now, so far, no charges have been filed. we are live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have more breaking news a sprint car driver is struck and killed by a fellow driver during a race. eyewitnesses shared this picture of the scene at the the motor sports park, late last night. the the victim is kevin wood junior who was struck and killed police say by nascar driver tony stewart. racers had collided in a previous lap and some onlookers felt stewart deliberately hit ward. the sheriff's office says stewart is cooperating with their investigation. and another investigation is underway into a car that crashed in the building in west cape may, new jersey.

take a look at this eyewitness cam photo, the crash happened at the professional properties services office on the 600 block of park boulevard at about 10:00 o'clock saturday morning. the building was damaged and police say 59 year-old sylvia byrd-light inner was behind the wheel and fortunately there were no injuries. is search is underway for a gunman who shot a 24 year-old man in the face four times in north philadelphia. the shooting happened on the 2900 block of north park avenue at 9:00 o'clock saturday morning, victim was rush to the hospital and right now is in critical condition. police are working to determine a motive for this shooting. former willingboro teacher patrick maguire is charged with attempting to lure a former student into a sexual relationship. prosecutors say that maguire talk to a now 15 year-old girl when she was a student in eighth grade at memorial middle school. detectives posed as a girl and

set up a meeting with maguire on thursday. he was arrested and being held on hundred thousand dollars bail. former eagles player irving fryar must deciding whether to plead guilty or go to trial in the mortgage fraud case. fryar faces a five-year sentence under a plea deal in burlington county. his mother arlene mcgee had been offered a three-year sentence and this have until august 21st to accept the the plea deal. fryar is charged with conspiring to steel one million-dollar through a north game scam run by william barksdale who has been sentenced to 20 months in federal prison. a judge denied a general motors motion to dismiss a wrongful death case against the auto maker. a trial date is set for april 2016. the family of a 29 year-old nurse who died in 2010 in a crash near atlanta sued gm alleging that a faulty

ignition switch unexpectly shut off the engine and caused her to lose control. they settled last year with gm for five million-dollar but case exposed how auto maker let millions of cars stay on the road even after discovering the flaw. it has been link tooth least 13 deaths. and within of the toughest curfew laws of the country is now in effect in baltimore. after 20 years, kids are no longer allowed to rome the streets in the midnight. new law requires that teens under 14 be home by 9:00 p.m. and 14 to 16 years old must be in by 10:00 p.m. on school nights and 11:00 p.m. on weekend. baltimore's mayor says getting kids off of the streets takes them out of harms way but parents say that the curfew is a bad idea. >> they could be harmed, they could do harm to someone else and we're supposed to turn a blind eye to it, in. >> we are criminal icing the parents instead of helping out in a community sense providing another source for the family.

>> a bad idea with good i been tensions. >> bad kids are in the off streets on time their parents would be find up to $500. and it used to be that when someone died a loved one would be tasked with sorting through the personally affects but now many document and photos are kept on line. and as one virginia family found out you may not be able to access that digital information even if it belonged to a child. paula reid, reports ricky rash has been struggling to understand why his 15 year-old son took his own life, since he founder i can's body near family's virginia dairy farm three and a half years ago. >> law enforcement officer recommended that we get access to his digital accounts, his cell phone, his e-mail and his facebook account to see if there were any clues. >> reporter: ricky and his wife dianne sent facebook a letter a situation and copy of eric's obituary but internet

company blocked their access citing privacy laws. >> what didn't make sense to us, as parents, was we could not access his accounts, as adults and he being a minor. >> reporter: virginia has since passed a law allowing parents digital account access if a child dies. now a group of lawmakers is looking to expand that access nationwide. attorney david compton work on the proposed law and says ricky is a powerful advocate for this issue. >> not a lawyer, no agenda, just simply that he thinks wanted access to find out about his son's life when he took his own life and he wanted other people to be able to get the same access if the same situation occurred. >> reporter: ricky hopes each state legislator will consider the proposal. >> parents have been very surprised that they were not allowed access or they can be denied access. >> reporter: states where it becomes law loved ones will be able to retrieve if the state's relative digital access until a will says otherwise. paula reid, cbs-3, "eyewitness

news". we are told that ricky and diane rash eventually got a cd from facebook with some information from eric's profile. privacy advocates have you can imagine have expressed concern about unfeathered access to a deceased persons private communications which is why many estate planners now recommend even planning for social media accounts, in your will. well, still to come this morning, summer is entering a final stretch but is there still more swim time ahead and parents shouldn't get too confident about their children in the water. consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with a late summer warning about pool dangers. and a weekend winner but how long will this comfortable weather last? carol returns with the details on some storm chances this week when we come right back.

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and now that it is august, most kids, have spent time in the pool but parents should not get too confident in letting them swim. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has water safety reminders. >> reporter: summer is entering the final stretch but in our area there is still more swim time ahead. according to the consumer products safety commission drowning is second leading cause of death for children between five and 14 years of age. by this point in the season, many children have had swim

lessons or camps but reminders about pool safety should be ongoing. >> we teach children that if they have long hair you need to tie your hair back. do not swim near a drain. if a cover is coming loose in a pool, that that pool needs to be shut down, until it is repaired, because you can become stuck. >> reporter: karen cone lost her six year-old son zachary to drain entrapment and she has since channeled her energy into zach foundation which will hold 25 camps across the country this summer teaching young swimmers age five through nine their abc d's of pool safety. a, an adult should always be nearby. b, don't climb over barriers like fences or gates if a pool is closed. c, classes like swim lessons and cpr and d, drain safety. now parents should avoid distractions which children are in the the water which is sometimes easier said than done, don't read a book, don't rely on life guard.

don't check your phones. make sure your eyes are always on your children. that is what is most important. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> that is some good advice. >> it sure is and what is weather going to be like today. >> it is pool weather today, beach weather, wet tore get out. it is also wet tore always pay attention because sometimes the most innocuous innocent things can be a problem. watch the kids and yourself as well, it is a halo today as you can sianni for every good reason. also because the sunnies up, but you can see we have got a great looking start to the daze in atlantic city and we are keeping the sunshine all day long. ben franklin bridge, blue skies, it looks terrific. so anyplace you get today, you have made a winning decision. our temperatures are in the 50's to the north, 52 in the poconos. fifty-nine in allentown. it is 68 degrees through philadelphia, 64 in millville. i wonder how these

temperatures stack up with where they were yesterday, what kind of temperatures change have we seen, none. yesterday was 68 degrees this time of the morning as well. so we're seeing very similar weather patterns yesterday and today. in fact any of these temperatures are off no more than 3 degrees from where they were yesterday at this point and a lot of them even less than. that well, all right, 4 degrees in wilmington but still the temperatures are similar, the sky conditions are similar an the forecast is similar today. storm scan three, just like it was yesterday, there were a few clouds that went down by the delaware bay right about this time of the morning. we are not finding those right now. we could see a couple puffy clouds today and that would be the extent of it. temperatures in the 80's today, upper 80's. yesterday 86. today more in the order of 88 degrees. and then tomorrow we're about 86 degrees, again, high pressure leaves us, this starts to come in the picture and this will be triggering some showers, maybe thunderstorms as we get later into the day on tuesday and then maybe as we start the day

on wednesday but then it leaves and then we've got unbelievably great weather the way things are looking right now but by the time we hit thursday. future weather no reason to stop the clock because not much is changing but then by monday night a few clouds come in here, by tuesday a few more, notice off to the west this is 7:00 o'clock in the morning that front and drag ago long a low pressure system as well and you can see we have got rain showers as we head to this is now tuesday night, so maybe it comes later and should be coming second half of the day on tuesday, or wednesday with heavier downpours, and, and these things start to clear up by wednesday. wednesday may start with a couple rain showers but this may be getting out in time. you have seen the super moon out there it will be out there once again. also out there the persaid meteor shower from the comet swift cut will, peeking as we go through next couple of days. forty to 50 meteors per hour

but that super moon does limit the view about as it the gets smaller they will go away too. here's the sky. you'll find something interesting there. eighty-eight in philadelphia. eighty at the shore. eighty-two in the poconos. we are looking at warm weather temperatures now. the in the beach area you will love temperatures in the middle 70's in the water and you do have a sea breeze today as well. 88 degrees in philadelphia 65 degrees, tonight. and we are looking at temperatures that will be in the 80's until they are in the 70's and that is by thursday and friday, and it looks like we've got a chance of some showers later on tuesday and start the day on wednesday, liz? >> thanks for that, carol. the time right now 6:48. time to check the roads. let go to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, ann. >> good morning, liz. we are looking at the schuylkill expressway right at spring garden. as call can see volume building on the schuylkill but everything is moving through philadelphia and its suburbs. looking to the left that is martin luther king drive that is shut down between parkway

and falls bridge for recreational activities and what a day for those recreational activities, right? we will move to the ben franklin bridge mid span, in delays or problems on the bridgette self. area bridges all look good except for burlington bristol bridge which is now opened, due to a ship that is passing underneath it. other than that area bridges are in good shape. heading to the shore, no delays on the 42 freeway, 295 northbound however there is an accident on the right lane blocked a at rancocas wood delran that is exhibit 43. further up in delays on the ac expressway or garden state parkway. we will moving traffic cam right now to the blue route and mid county tolls, no delays on the blue route, mid county tolls look g we have slow traffic, however on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound between fort washington and bensalem, all due to road construction, two lanes are closed. a note from patco patco trains running on a new schedule, any questions, contact patco at (856)772-6900, scheduled

through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now liz, back to you. thanks so much, ann. still to come, charlie's back, big honor for charlie manual, we will take you to the ballpark ahead in sports. stay with us, we wil

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well, most fans wanted jim lelicensed when phillies hired charlie manual, it was right choice. he led phillies to five straight playoff appearances and one world championship. before last night's game against the mets he was

inducted in the phillies wall of fame. charlie had most wins in team history and had this message to the fans. >> today i loved talking to you. i sign all of the autographs i can and i look forward to meeting you. i talk to you all the time. you have been the greatest. i love everything about you. i will shut up because i want to see the game but i love you. this is for philadelphia. >> now to the game, no score in the fifth, juan with the fly to left, dominic brown and jimmy rollins go for the ball. can't make the catch. that would lead to the first run of the game. then carlos ruiz at the plate, likes the pitch, and over the wall, to left for car looks first home run in over two months. phillies tied the game. game would go in extra innings, bases loaded for mets, lucas duda to drive in the game winning run, they

beat phillies two-one. eagles will hold their last public practice this afternoon at a sold out franklin field. chip kelly and their staff have a lot to fix after friday night's loss in chicago. first time offense was out of touch. nick foles matched his total for all of last season. four penalties in the first quarter. foles and kelly say they will build off of this and hope for better outcome next friday with the patriots. >> it is a sick feeling in your stomach but i know i can correct those a and i will get better because of it. >> we turn the the ball too many times on the offensive side of the ball if we're going to win football games. that part of the game doesn't change. >> there were bright spots, wide receiver josh huff took a kick off back 102 yards for a score and mark sanchez who sat out all of last year with the solder injury looked sharp. he completed seven of ten passes for 79 yards. >> there is nothing wrapped up there. it wasn't perfect, trust me. plenty of things to work on

and improve on you but i expected to play like i have been practicing and i felt like i have been practicing well. you have to take that drill work and practice up to the games. >> to soccer union hosting montreal big game for sebastian le to who scored twice as union beat impact two-one and keep their playoff hopes alive. they play dallas in the u.s. open semi cup finals on tuesday. third round of the pga championship on 18, wiseberger with the chip off the green. it would almost go in the cup. he shot six under 65 and one shot behind this guy rory mcilroy the the hottest golfer on the pga tour, makes the birdie putt here. he shot four under 67. rory is looking to win his second major of the year and third straight tournament. you can see the final round this afternoon right here on cbs-3. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great the day. in minnesota a group turns

a bar game into a human yard game. check this out this is human foos ball for you. instead of the table where you spin and push bars to move players around, here players make their own moves. town officials came up with this note i have idea after its school closed down so the the kids would have something to do, this summer. good for them. >> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 but here's what we have coming up at 7:00. two major reasons philadelphia could be seeing big delays starting tonight. we will tell you what you need to know for your morning commute. then difficulties graded former congressman anthony weiner wanting to back to work but it is not in politics. and, carol has your forecast and that and more when we come right back, stay with us.

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police are questioning a person of interest in the murder of a northeast philadelphia mother. we are live with the new video overnight as they continued their investigation. more breaking news a crash involving nascar champion tony stewart leaves a fellow driver, dead. and new this morning, four people are shot in philadelphia, police say three of the victims were simply driving by when shots rang out. today it is sunday

august 10th, good morning everyone i'm elizabeth hur, time is 6:59 here in center city philadelphia and here is meteorologist carol erickson in the eyewitness weather center with a beautiful outlook. >> beautiful outlook. it will be summer-like. this is what we waited for. no one needs to be reminded of the winter but in case you do get outside today because it will be summer at its best. we have sunshine out there right now, center city philadelphia temperature of 66 degrees. sky scam three showing that lovely shot. here is another lovely shot from neighborhood weathernet work. notice how pretty it looks at the shore and we have a great day to be at the beach, in the water, the water temperatures are in the 70's and it just looks terrific. remember with the full moon we have a moderate risk of rip current because the moon's impact on the tides and not only on the tides but we are also looking at a coastal flood advisory and that goes until about 7:00 to 2:00 a.m.