members who flew overseas. >> very little to say, they are grieving, really badly. so they are very little to say other than how sad they are. >> reporter: at this point local officials believe sofer's death was a result of the fall. state senator bob singer says it was a experienced search group who found him not far from the area in the jerusalem forest where he was reported missing. >> the heavy operations that it was doggies the same gentlemen that pulled my daughter out of the bus bombing in israel 11 years ago. they had fun body that they were combing the forest area and he was pound in the forest area, and i understand near a cliff area. >> reporter: officials say family trying to void an autopsy as is religious constant there were fears sofer may have been abducted as part of the conflict between israel and hamas. now neither singer or ackerman has received any indication of foul play. >> this is a terrible tragedy fine young man from a fine family, one of lakewood's finest, dying, in a tragic

death. >> reporter: this afternoon governor christie and senator corry booker offered her condolence from the sofer family. we under tan that the sofer's plan to bury aaron in israel they will try to have that, burial ceremony, somehow web cast here for locals to watch. live from lakewood, new jersey i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". very saddened to that story, thanks. more on our developing story comedian and tv host joan rivers rush to the new york city hospital have after she stopped breathing during a procedure on her throat. entertainment tonight's nancy odell has been following this very closely and she joins us with the very latest on this, nancy. >> reporter: hi jessica, yes, very sad news about joan. in fact we saw her paying tribute to robin williams and new this. routine surgery that went horribly wrong this morning and new we will wait and watch to hear news about somebody considered one of the most resilient women in she business.

>> cardiac arrest... unaudible. >> emergency dispatch call was placed at 9:30 this morning, joan was here in this upper east side clinic when she stopped breathing during a routine procedure on vocal cords. after joan's daughter melissa heard news she was seen at lax rushing to new york. >> at 10:00 a.m. joan rivers arrived in mt. sinai hospital in critical condition and was rush into surgery. at 10:30 she was still unconscious but stable. >> reporter: this is what joan looked like just last night, et special correspondent chris, spoke with reporter david kaplan. >> i spoke to someone at her performance last night at the beacon theater here in new york. she was in great condition, great spirits, she joke, she said i'm 81. i can go any moment. she told me she never needed to have a at any point. >> i look so much like a chain link border fence. >> reporter: joan looked fine on e's fashion police tuesday. joan is a long time friend of et. we have done hundreds of interviews with her always funny but often thoughtful

too. >> what is the biggest obstacle you had to overcome. >> age, age. it is very young business and you just have to forget how old you are. >> reporter: well, we are getting information into our news room as we speak and very latest that we have heard from sources close on joan is that they are waiting to make any medical decisions or announcements until melissa, her doubt's lives at the hospital. melissa, pulled her son out of coupe tore day as they got on that flight this morning. soones she would be able to get to the hospital would be this evening and we will have very latest tonight on et but certainly our thoughts and prayers go out to joan rivers. jessica? >> absolutely, nancy, thanks very much. nancy and rest of the et team will have have very latest on joan rivers on entertainment tonight at 7:00 o'clock writ here on cbs-3. as we get closer to the holiday weaken, beach goers are on high alert, dangerous rip currents are putting swimmers at risk there. meteorologist kathy orr live in avalon with more on this,

kathy? >> it is a beautiful beach day in avalon, you know, they say it is cooler by the mile, but today feeling like a typical summer day with land breeze so it is warm down the shore. you can see over my shoulder, lots of beach goers enjoying the day and that surf had pick up, a little bit rough, risk of rip currents will continue over the next couple of days. as you can see, folks in the water, but in the soon after the 5:00 o'clock hour just because those guards will be going off-duty and they are only allowing sun bathers up to their waste today. lets look the at the reason why. it is because of hurricane cristobal, minimum hurricane right now has strengthened to 80 miles per hour. that is a sustain wind. it is accelerating towards north east at 36 miles an hour, and even though it is about seven hub miles from cape may, it is still creating swells that is creating problems, down the jersey shore and for our delaware beaches. that rip current threat will continue through friday for

the shore, and the beaches, we're talking about wave heights between three and 5 feet and also the high risk of rip currents. if you are coming down the shore for the holiday weekend please expect friday, to be a great day at the beach, but please be careful, because those risks are going to be with us right through tomorrow evening, before things settle down. i'll have the forecast with kate from the city to the poconos to the shore for the holiday weekend coming up later in the broadcast. >> kathy, we will see you in a bit. now to a disturbing case of vaned list many in south jersey. police believe eight juveniles spray painted racial slurs and hate messages at a cape may county sports complex. vandalism was discover at memorial field in cape may courthouse and "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao tells us that police are analyzing surveillance tape to track down suspects. >> school maintenance crews behind schedule before class even resumes, busy thursday, cleaning up someone else's

mess. it was a disturbing discovery made earlier this week at memorial field home of middletown ship high school athletic, spray paint every where on the track, buildings, even district vehicles. at best an indication of mischief, at worst, a sign of hate. >> i'm appalled, quite frankly because she is such a nice lady. >> reporter: most just too graphic to show, crude drawings aimed at people and south jersey schools. even high school's symbol the panter's paw had to be covered up because of the amount of inappropriate word on it. >> they want everybody else to suffer for their own stupidity. >> reporter: then the racial slurs, written by vandals who scrolled the phrase white power. >> grow up, really. that is just the year 2014. there is in place for that nowadays. >> reporter: police are reviewing surveillance video they say shows eight juveniles or young adults. >> somebody will find out who they are and better that they would come clean now then after the fact.

>> reporter: investigators say during the process of iding the the suspects in the meantime they have caused at least $2,000 in damage. we are told the rubber track will need to be resealed and buildings repainted, this is just a patch job with school starting next week and first panthers football game in mid-september. at memorial field jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there are new developments in the investigation into the bodies dumped in the the schuylkill river. homicide detectives served search warrants in southwest philadelphia on the 2400 block of south seventh second street. they removed several buckets similar to the makeshift anchors found on those bodies. two bodies were recovered from the river yesterday morning and a third person escaped and currently in critical condition. so far police have not named any suspects. protesters hit the streets in camden showing sold try in ferguson, missouri. newly form camden county police department tries to build bridges with the community it serves.

"eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren has more. >> reporter: neighborhood hoops and a little block party with police, camden county pd chief scott thompson says there is in better way for his officers to cool relations with the community then with some free ice cream. >> it is important for police to understand that we derive our power and our authority from the people that we police, all right. we have to be among them, they have to be supportive of what we're doing. >> reporter: still in its infancy camden county police say they are making public outreach a top priority, over the summer they handed out coloring books to children and introduced them to k-9 officers hoping to foster a healthy relationship lack nothing other communities like in ferguson, missouri. >> our interactions with people aren't just when situations are back. >> reporter: chief thompson says he is diversifying his staff, 63 percent of the superior officers are minorities, 50 percent of rank and file officers are also minority and all together the

the department speaks 11 different languages. >> for people living and working in camden like hundreds of people, in support of the rallies, if serg son today local police outreach is just a start. >> it takes time. camden county police force, has been, in camden for about a year and a half now. everything takes time. >> reporter: union members came out saying they are hopeful police will continue to reach out and understand the people they are sworn to protect. in camden noel, mcclaren, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police are investigating a shooting and building collapse. police responded to the 1600 block of cyrus street around midnight following this crash and building collapse. the driver had been shot several times, before slamming in the building, and he died at the scene. police found more than a dozen shell casings near that crash and they hope to identify the shooter through surveillance footage. coming up on cbs-3

"eyewitness news" at 5:00 a sophisticated cyber attack on five major u.s. banks. at risk here customers checking and savings account information. plus frightening video when mother is attacked front of her young children. caught on camera can see how she fought off the man pretending to be a cab driver. after nine years and six children together angelina jolie and brad pitt tie the knot. we have details on their secret wednesday nothing

crews are setting up for two day festival it features 50

performers including conn jay west, jay cole and kings of leon. city official where is outlining some rules for festival goers. >> we are asking that there are no, and i will underscore, no fluids that will be brought inside. you will to have buy and or get for free the things that we're giving you. the free is going to be, water. if you bring a container in, the container will have to be empty. >> gradual road closures, are also being implemented and right now inner lanes of the parkway from between the second to eakins oval are closed. so two lanes in front of the art museum. beginning tomorrow morning at 10:00 all roads around the festival site will be closed. for complete list of road closures, go to cbs philly.com. the fbi and secret service officials are investigating a financial cyber attack on jp morgan chase and several other banks. hackers breached security at

jp morgan chase and four other firms. they reportedly stole customer's account information and other data, government sources say that russian cyber thieves appear to be behind this theft, supposedly in retaliation for sanctions on russia. >> russian hacking groups, are better than most countries. they are the best in the world. >> jp mar again chase said it will machine for accounts and it has multiple layers to counter act any threat. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a big surprise about hello kitty. then buttered coffee, that sound like a weird combination but it is an anxious tradition in some parts of the world and health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with a new trend that some say, helps lose weight and gave them more energy. beasley. i'm beasley reese at lincoln financial field where there is big news in the national football league, their 40 million-dollar top executive say, i got it wrong when it comes to domestic abuse, and major changes leslie van arsdal and i will abuse, and major changes leslie van arsdal and i will be talking about tonig

who will day week is already getting underway, sunnies shining down the the shore but there is a concern for dangerous rip currents. kathy orr is here in avalon. kate bilo here in the studios. let's start with kathy. >> it is a beautiful day with

fair weather clouds but as you mentioned there is a risk of rip currents and that is why the guards today told everyone you could only go waist deep. looking over my shoulder you can see a lot have people out on the beach, a few in the water. we will tell them they will need to get out. guards have left and it is not safe to be in the the what ther with these conditions. on storm scan three we have a beautiful day but you can still see hurricane cristobal, 700 miles east of cape may, still churning up the water. now rip current risk will continue and this is how it happens. there has been days of wave motion, constantly towards jersey shore, all that water is pouring in, but it is difficult to have it come out at the same speed and that is why these channels of water, known as rip currents form. now to find a rip current this is what you can do down the shore tomorrow. look for a channel of choppy water from the beach. that is what guards look for. look for water that is different colors like brown and a break in the wave pattern is a good indication, of a rip currents.

now take a look at our temperatures in the region. it is a gorgeous day and will continue to be that way over the weekend. philadelphia 80. allentown 76. down the shore just as warm with a land breeze today, ocean city 81. avalon 81. cape may is 80 degrees. here is the shore four day. looking good breezy friday, 77 degrees down the the shore. saturday 79 more humid sunday. seventy-eight. the hat trick, it is perfect, until monday, then a chance of shower or storm late with the high temperature of 88 degrees. back here live i'm join by lieutenant tyler wolf from the avalon beach patrol and we have to talk about the dangers. it has been a great summer and this is going to be a busy weekend. >> it has been a real great summer, we have had great weather for most of the summer but again, this weekend we have to look out for rip currents. they are strong storm off shore and it is really bringing some powerful rip currents to avalon and all around the cape. >> reporter: let's talk about

those wave heights as well as you look at pictures of the wave today. how many rescues have you had. >> we have had maybe five or ten, not too many, but with these rip currents we try to keep people in to be preventive so we don't go in on those rescues. >> reporter: what do you think situation will be like thomas far as how deep awe how everyone in. >> tomorrow it will depend on how it looks, how life guards feel. it might be different on every beach. we leave it up to the senior guys but it will be about waist deep. we have very large waves. seven or 8 feet. this is not hundred percent typical. we have to be careful. >> thank you so much lieutenant, have a great holiday weekend. >> keep them safe. >> you heard it. it will be another busy day and weekend down the shore, we have to keep everybody safe and close to shore at least through tomorrow afternoon. >> definitely something to keep in mind on a beautiful day. it doesn't look lake there is a hurricane lurking off the coast but danger lies in the water. you have to be safe. keep kids safe that is what we look to our life guards and beach patrol to do. we will heat up heading in the

weekend. a lot of people will want to get in and cool off as we head into labor day. lets look at the pattern. high pressure planted overhead. tomorrow is a beautiful day. it is cool, comfortable. temperatures in the low 80's. just a fantastic friday. that high moves further east though as we head in the weekend and that brings in return flow. that is wind that come in around the back side from the southwest getting highs back in the 80's on sat i day but it is sunday and machine with the approach that we will see southwest flow and temperatures approaching 90, once again. looking for some midsummer heat and humidity to kick off the final weekend unofficial, final weekend of summer, you will have it on sunday and monday. lets talk about football though, we have a big game, jets are in town, eagles at lincoln financial field at 7:00 and what a beautiful night it will be, nice breeze accounts helping push the ball through the goal post tonight 76 your kick off temperature for eagles game tonight. great night for. that great night for tailgaters as well.

heading to the poconos this weekend you'll like the forecast. feeling almost like just autumn on friday 74 degrees. mostly sunny and beautiful. saturday at 75. full day of sunshine. starting to heat up and steam up on sunday even in the mountains 81 degrees. here is tonight clear and cool, you don't need air conditioning. you may have been running it past few days with highs around 90. you won't need it tonight. sixty-one, a very comfortable night for us, for tomorrow, sunny and beautiful, low humidity, 81 with that light win from the north and here is you're witness weather three day forecast which takes us through most have the labor day weekend, takes us right through end of august and look at warm up, beautiful friday and saturday. we will hit 90 on sunday with the chance for thunderstorm. come up we will look at labor day from the city down orr at the shore.

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the excitement is building, at lincoln financial field tonight, kick off set for 7:00 o'clock for eagles final preseason game against the jets. "eyewitness news" sport director beasley reese and leslie van arsdal are both there for a preview of tonight's big game, hi guys. >> hi, jessica. >> hello jessica. the starters are not playing so they went through a full work out just moments ago. they broke their sweat. they are heading inside. they will shower and put on a suit and be ready to leave. backups will be playing, but there is big news in the nfl right, leslie. >> roger goodell says there will be much more tougher penalties, for domestic violence, in light of what happened with ray rice. he admitted he handled it wrong. >> a lot of people complaining, voice of the fans has been heard by nfl. ray rice got only a two game suspension for that dramatic

video, now it is six game and for second offense a year. i'm sorry, banned for life from the nfl. >> big story line today, matt barclay will be starting and i have to ask you with all of these, mark sanchez trade rumors if barclay plays some lights out football here could they say maybe we trade. >> i don't think so. i think sanchez has been so impressive he will be the backup quarterback. they think they can win now. it is not about gaining access for the future. it is his job. >> of course, michael vick coming back for first time in philadelphia, what kind of reception do you think he will get. >> i think he will get a great reception. fans necessity he tried hard, got hurt. he was a good guy in the community. he did the right thing on the football field. i think he will be cheered. >> i agree. >> that is it from lincoln financial feel, lets go back to jessica in the studio. >> exciting evening, thanks guys. coming up next, a

hollywood wedding nine years in the making. also a manhunt underway for a man claiming to be a cabdriver who tried to sexually assault a woman in front of her children. this woman was just admiring a rainbow when unexpect happened, just feet away. see her frightening even counter with mother nature. new at 6:00 new procedures and smarter technology are rolled out all in an effort for faster emergency medical care here in philadelphia a. we have an exclusive first look at the life saving

at a doctor's office where she was under going a procedure on her throat. right now no word on her condition. body found in a jerusalem forest has been identified as aaron sofer, the 23 year-old from lakewood, new jersey vanished last friday hiking with a friend. officials say that no foul play is suspect. and "eyewitness news" in camden where some protesters hit the streets, they say they are marching in solidarity with protesters in ferguson, missouri, kate. jessica, we have a big holiday weekend on the way, labor day weekend, jump april head to the labor day forecast, making any picnic plans or plans to head down the shore a shower or thunderstorm in the forecast

on labor day in philadelphia. 90 degrees will be daytime high. down the shore it is warm but not as hot. shower, thunderstorm possible at 83. in the poconos in the 80's as well. we have summertime heat and humidity coming back in the the forecast just in time for the labor day weekend. i will let you know if another cool down is in the seven day. for now, back to you. new at 5:30 disaster preparedness it is hurricane season and feds are launching a big ad campaign. they want more americans to plan ahead just in case worst happens. meteorologist carol erickson is live in the atlantic county emergency management facility with more on what you are supposed to do, carol. >> jessica, today the atlantic county emergency vehicles, all of the storage shelter equipment that you see in those storage bins they have nothing to do. weather is great. it was three years ago today that hurricane irene hit with winds flooding rains and atlantic county found themselves unprepared for that storm of that magnitude. they are quickly correct ago

this and federal government wants every county and every citizen to step up to better disaster flap hungry landscapers jeff and josh are getting prepared with you their preparation for long lasting disaster storms with names with irene and sandy well, they are not ready. they have in supplies. >> i don't have a kid. we don't even think about it. >> reporter: sure veteran bill only thinks he is ready. >> i have a flashlight, and a bottle of water. >> reporter: that may change after watching these dark, scary, all too real commercials from fema, federal emergency management showing crowded emergency shelter life and family that you cannot locate. >> everything will be okay. >> reporter: spot are designed to shake up people. do you know how to locate relatives in the event of the storm and you get separated. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, josh. >> reporter: easy when family is standing right next to you

but federal push to keep disconnect people, connected and red which a plan has counties, preparing too. in this atlantic county emergency management classroom that and volunteers are learning how to run one of the shelters so anotherly but accurately portrayed in the commercial that is run in september's national preparedness month. >> shelters, are the the last place you really want to be, it is simply to get people out of harms way. >> reporter: shelters equipped with bear bones supplies as evacuees might need to supplement. while the sunnies out make your disaster plans. fema says less than 40 percent of americans have a disaster plan and one you have has got to be better than cell phone and bottle of water. they say three days of food, water, medicine for you and your pets, that is bare minimum to get you started on a disaster plan that will work for you. reporting live from atlantic county, carol erickson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> something we should pay attention to, carol thank you. chester county released a

sketch of the suspect wanted in a sexual assault on a teenage inner caln township this suspect is in his 30's, 5 feet nine with a thin build and mustache. the 16 year-old victim was walking on a trailer in 11th avenue and foundry streets yesterday morning and that is when a man fitting this description tried to sexually assaulted her and then tried to rob the teen. police in new york city released this sketch of the man wanted for attempted rape. they say that the suspect posed as a cabdriver and then he tried to rape a with man while three of her children all under the the age of five witnessed the attack. surveillance video shows man fighting with the victim and violently tossing those children from the car. ukraine's prime minister is calling on the international community for help tonight, he says russian troops are in ukraine to fight alongside pro russian rebels. russia's u.n. ambassador is defending his country's actions saying the government is waging war begins its own people.

ebola out break in west africa is getting worst, world health officials say number of cases could top 20,000, and that is six times as many as doctors know about right now. u.n. health agency has rolled out a new 489 million-dollar plan to tackle the disease, the aim here is to stop the ebola transmission, within six to nine months to prevent from it spreading internationally. so far it has killed more than 1500 people in west africa. a new poll shows pennsylvania governor tom corbett is losing ground in his bid for reelection. franklin and marshall college pole pole shows corbett trailing behind democratic challenger, 49 to 24 percent. a fourth of voters remain untea sided in this race. new poll shows corbett has dropped a few points since survey was last taken two months ago. a special honor for member of the bensalem police department, detective sergeant andrew insman seen on the right has received the american legion national law enforcement officer of the

year award. he was recognized for his work with the veterans with post traumatic stress who run into legal troubles. good evening, everyone, we have dealing with a few delays out there, definitely traveling in new jersey and also pennsylvania. now starting in new jersey lets take a look at 42 freeway. we are dealing with the accident on the north bound side of the 42, not too far away from that 295 northbound off ramp. good news it is primarily on the shoulder but we are still dealing with the bit of the slow down. anyone making their way toward the walt whitman you will find a delay here southbound on the 42 and also high volume between areas of the walt whitman and beyond this point here at 295. talk about delays on the ben franklin bridge we have looked at this shot yesterday. we have sun glare as well. notice sun bouncing off roofs of the vehicles of these cars here but if you are traveling on the ben west bun we have construction blocking two lanes. we have two lane squeeze into philadelphia. this is not only affecting ben but 676, admiral wilson

boulevard and rush hour delays all over. ninety-five at 14. twenty on the schuylkill. look at 476 jammed mid county all the way down through to route one. no delays on mass transit. jessica. >> vittoria, thanks very much. still to come on "eyewitness news" putting butter in your coffee. it may sound weird but it is a popular new trend and some drinkers claim it is helping them lose weight and keep their mind sharp. health reporter stephanie stahl will explain that coming up next. also hello kitty is not who you think she is, coming up new revelation about the character has a lot of people talking, kathy? it is last orr at shore in avalon we are getting ready for the school year practicing our forecast continuing skills with our kidcasters, okay, colin is what the forecast for the weekend. >> partly sunny and 90's through philadelphia. >> partly sun any washington good wow. >> 90 degrees in chicago. >> well, this is just a tease so we will save that for weather cast, we will be back

with the forecast from the city to the shore coming up as "eyewitness news" continues. city to the shore coming up as "eyewitness news" continues. go

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the doughnut into her face. take a look at christian on a jet ski speeding through a narrow canyon in colorado. cool picture there. he film the thrilling ride with a head mounted camera. so far this video has more than 1 million views. and a woman trying to record a rainbow gets the shock of her life, bult of lightening stretches a few feet from her, and knock her out. luckily though she escaped unharm. we always like to know what you think what is trending on the web, join conversation on twitter, send us a tweet at cbs philly and go facebook.com/cbs

back on "eyewitness news" with a look from ocean city, new jersey, look at a beautiful sunny day but don't be mistaken the surf out there is very, very rough. dangerous rip currents are posing a risk for swimmers. so what can you expect weather-wise, for upcoming holiday weekend? we have live team three weather coverage kathy orr is in avalon but we will start with kate bilo in the studio. >> the holiday weekend, will be half and half and start off cool and comfortable if you are making it a four take weekend and then it will finish hot, humid and step back in the summer. we are going the other direction moving from august into september but weather has other ideas.

weather says nice comfortable august, now we will swelter in september at least first week of the month. let look outside, live on sky cam three looking on the the ben franklin bridge, just some cumulus clouds drifting by the city, blue skies, nice breeze, you could not ask for a better late august day then this one and another camera we have here on ourelive neighborhood network, taking you to the cuts down area middle school and farms in the background there just a beautiful shot with these puffy fair weather cumulus clouds overhead. it is 63 degrees with a light breeze from the northwest win an indication that cool air is moving from the north and from the west. obviously. lets take a look at storm scan three, we will zoom out and see these clouds, this is a trademark, just a hallmark of cool air. when you look at satellite and see that ripple effect of the clouds that looks like sponge paint that is an indication of cool air aloft. that is what we are feeling. cool air being brought down from the north and west. we are enjoying, just a gorgeous thursday across the

entire region. look at these temperature. eighty at the airport. eighty-one millville. seventy-nine in millville. seventy-six in allentown. watch what happens when we go over to central part of the country. look at that heat. ninety-two in little rock and st. louis. ninety-three in nashville. this is heat that will be coming in eastward through the weekend. dew point varies comfortable. look at these dew points around 50, that feels great. far cry from yesterday, humidity, it is a very comfortable day outside that puts us right in the pleasant range with dew points in the low to middle 50's. what to expect for cristobal, this storm is out on have here not an issue, category one hurricane, it will be downgraded passing south and east of new found land as we head in the day tomorrow ape surf conditions will get wetter through weekend. kathy will have more on that coming up. tonight clear and cool no air conditioning needed, 61 degrees, sunny, beautiful, low humidity, 81 for the high. then we will heat it up, start off comfortable, low 80's,

sunday and labor damon, 90 both days hot and humid with the thunderstorm. kids have their first day on school on tuesday and can't break them out just yet 91 degrees with the chance for a then are storm. this is our very last orr of the shore. where has sum are gone. kathy orr joins us from avalon. >> it is a beautiful day, kate, one of the best we have had the entire summer and as you showed that seven day forecast, it will be a better second half or end of summer then when we began. no one is excited about going back to school, are you guys? excited to go back to school. >> yes, no. >> mixed reviews. lets talk weather and then we will talk to the kids, we will talk about conditions that will stay the the same down the shore that means sunshine but that rip current risk will be persistent even though cristobal is hundreds of miles away, surf will be kick

up and we run risk of high rip currents and high surf at least through friday afternoon. the here's a water temperatures, very inviting this weekend, we are looking at temperatures quite warm, atlantic city 76, even conditions that will be, quite warm right through the weekend. that will persist with that high risk of rip currents. lets look at the forecast, over the next couple of days because it will be beautiful. for your friday jump starting the holiday weekend, we will have a temperature of 77, rip current risk that is high but uv index sits at nine. sat kay looking beautiful with sunshine, the temperature 79 degrees, and that uv index will sit at nine and you can see that rip current risk won't be as bad but still in the moderate category. back here live lets give the general consensus who is excited to go back to school, raise your hand, please. >> yes, yes. >> of course. >> why yes. >> well, i'm starting my

freshman year so i'm excited. what school. >> paul the sixth. >> that is a great school one of our live neighborhood network sites. who says no, not excited. >> why are you not excited aren't you going in to first grade. >> yeah but like i'm very scared. >> don't be scared, it is first grade hard, guys. >> no. >> see you have to get advice from the big kids. lets get two of the big kid madeline walter, madeline will do forecast for philadelphia for this weekend,. >> in philadelphia, it will be 90 degrees and snowy. >> do you believe that forecast. >> yes. >> mixed reviews, all right, very good. walter sharpening his kid caster skills, go ahead walter where do you go to school. >> i go toe school at william he will meantry. >> everybody back in wayne. >> what is the the forecast in l.a. >> well, apparently, it is 30 degrees and thunderstorm. >> 30 degrees and thunderstorms, do you buy that. >> yes. >> yes good i don't know. >> we will continue to

practice because we have our kidcasters coming up, this fall, so your children, your grandchildren, can actually try out to a kid caster more information coming on that, as the kids go back to school. now it is time for to you sign off, live from avalon, i'm meteorologist kathy orr now back to the studio, say bye. >> bye. >> thanks, kathy. on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight it sound weird putting butter in your coffee but it is a popular new trend. drinkers say it helps them feel full, mine sharp and helps them loose weight. should we all give it a try. stephanie stahl has more on the new coffee concoction. >> reporter: coffee blended with butter, yes, buttered coffee is the new it drink. personal trainer joe rodriguez says it is delicious. >> i love it, and my clients are saying the same thing. >> reporter: exact recipe is a cup of brought coffee with two tables spoons of unsalted grass fed butter added to it

and tablespoon of coconut oil. advocates of butt are and coffee say fat in the butt are slows digestion which controls appetite and absorption of caffeine from the coffee resulting in a prolong energy boost. >> it completely satisfies the hunger, and i am alert. i never feel anymore in the morning where i'm tired or walking around like a zombie. >> reporter: cup of buttered coffee has 330 calories and 29 grams of saturated fat, far more than the recommendation daily allowance but dietition casey bourque says it can be a healthy way to ref up your metabolism. >> i would not focus on 39 or 400 calories in the cup of coffee, it goodies healthy fat that helps us utilize our energy. >> reporter: lynn apple gate says, buttered coffee might be helpful for people who exercise a lot but not everyone. >> for most of us, desk jockeys that are not out working out, it is not something we can afford to do. >> reporter: jim coldbuzz has been drinking buttered coffee

for four months and lost 7 pounds. he gets plenty of exercise and careful about his body. >> my body fat decreased from 12 percent last time i was measured i was 8 percent. >> reporter: despite high amount of saturated fat experts say butter from grass fed cows contains healthy fatty acids similar to what is in salmon. butter is available in most health food stores. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news" brad and angelina tying the knot we will have inside scoop on secret wednesday ago this happened over weekend next.

they are now mr. and mrs. pit the thea andrews joins us from hollywood with the details. >> hollywood's most glamorous couple tied the knot in front of their six kids and we have details as we take i inside brad and angelina's secret i do's. >> i do's heard around the world. now the the picture that broke the news.

>> world war two film fury. >> brad let that left hand free and then, hours later, marriage was confirmed by the couple's representatives. >> it is just so difficult because my kids are putting on the heat and i'm love with their momma and. >> reporter: brad told kevin about the kids pressing for the the wedding and they got their wish. the the nuptials happened this past saturday at couple's home, in the village of karen, france, ten hours from paris. and the wedding was a family affair, angelina's eldest son, maddux and px walks they are down the aisle. shiloh and knocks were ring bearers. engaged man george clooney congratulations saying how great is that i'm really happy for brad and angie and their whole family. newlyweds where to co-star in new movie written by angelina, she will direct it as well, it is called by the sea and it features very intimate scenes between their characters and

by intimate we're hearing some crazy love scenes, also include the wedding, who knows, that is what inspired them. jessica, back to you. >> thea, thank you. for more coverage on brad and angelina check out insider tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00 developing news from new york, comedian joan rivers is hospitalized, we will have tea tails in a full report plus a new jersey family's worst fears, confirmed. police in israel said body found is that of the lakewood man who disappeared there last week. we are live, where many questions still remain. this brand new medic unit, and other major developments, could make a big difference in saving your life, if you call for help in philadelphia, we will have exclusive details, coming up. plus, get ready for major road closures as the made in america festival sets up on the parkway, and if you are going this weekend we will tell you what you cannot take you, kathy.

down the shore in avalon, it is a picture perfect day warm and windy but there is a threat, down the shore, in the water, that rip current risk will continue, kate and i will have forecast from the city to the poconos to the shore for your holiday weekend, that summer is coming to the even. right now the at 6:00 news a new jersey family was fearing a body that of a missing lakewood man. i'm jessica dean. chris may is off tonight. investigators believe aaron sofer died after hiking in the jerusalem forest. in his home town of lakewood a community is coming to grips with the loss of a man who meant a lot to a lot of people. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live

there for us tonight, cleve. >> jessica, family friend of aaron sofer says he was a very cautious young man. he asked permanent mission from the rabbi he was studying under to go on that hike last friday when he disappeared. investigators are looking at how exactly he died, but from the officials he has spoken with it appears to be accidental. >> aaron sofer was reported missing a week ago when on a hike in the forest in jer year now his hometown is full of sadness that the news his body has been found. >> it has been, something that everybody has been thinking about and talking about so it is quite stalking and upsetting. >> sofer was part of the larger respected family. >> second cousin, and, close to home. >> there were fears when sofer disappeared in the the jerusalem forest that he may have been abduct as part of the conflict between israel and hamas. local officials who have had conversation was police