tasting yellow mustard. mmm! heart break for family of the vice-president, ohio biden his eldest son has lost his battle with brain cancer. beau biden former delaware attorney general died saturday at the age of 46. we will have much more on how he is being remembered all around this morning. today is sunday may 31st good morning thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock on the dot. we will send to it carol for more on the forecast and it sound unsettled. >> it is very unsettled. that is case for next couple days. it is mild though. >> yes. >> we have a temperature already of 70 degrees through center city philadelphia.

warm when weather is here. it will be a hot sticky day but we have chances of the showers and thunderstorms. we will start with the ben franklin bridge and notice we can see areas of blue skies. we love that to start a sunday. we want it to be living up to the name, and boardwalk mrs. a in rehoboth beach you can see blue skies there with beautiful 71 degrees. our weather doesn't stay looking just terrific because we have some scattered showers around there right now going through allentown area, through the poconos, more to come, out in williams port we are seeing them through state college, expect to find especially as we move through the afternoon hours scattered showers and thunderstorms and anytime a storm that you see later on today and overnight could contain heavier rain. 70 degrees in philadelphia right now at the airport and allentown. sixty-six trenton. sixty-eight in wilmington. where ever you go it is mild and stays mild with temperatures this afternoon getting in the upper 80's but remember we have some shower and thunderstorm chances a as

we go through the afternoon. the let's time this out this computer model is right where they are finding the showers right now abe it says by 7:00 o'clock we are finding a few through allentown and sunshine breaks out. more sunshine we see sometimes the worst a thunderstorm can get and maybe increased heavy rainfall. we will continue to monitor that. i will be back with the seven day coming up, nicole. beau by own, oldest son of the vice-president gentlemen biden has died after a battle with brain cancer. former attorney general and iraq war vet rap was diagnosis two years ago. cherrie greg from kyw news radio 1060 is live in wilmington outside the biden's family church. cherry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning yes, 46 year-old beau biden is described as devoutly catholic like his father, vice-president, joe biden and he was a active member of his church st. joseph on the brandywine, here on old church road the younger biden was a

man of service, he was a major in the army national guard. did he a tour in iraq. he served as attorney general for delaware from 2007 until earlier this year and last year he even announced plans to run for delaware governor in 2016. but despite these plans health issues became a concern, beau biden suffered a mild stroke in 2010 and according to the vice-president's office, he was diagnosed with brain cancer in august of 2013 but after treatment was given a clean bill of health but this spring biden suffered a recurrence according to the vice-president's office, he sought a aggressive treatment and was admitted to walter reid army medical center earlier this month and passed away yesterday evening surrounded by his entire family. in a statement vice-president biden wrote more than his professional accomplishments beau measured himself as a husband, father, son and brother. his absolute honor made him a

role model for our family and in the word of the biden family beau biden was quite simply the finest man any of us have ever known. president obama also released a statement saying beau took after joe he studied the law like his dad even chosing the same law school. he chased a life of public service like his dad serving in iraq and as delaware's attorney general. like his dad beau was a good, big hearted devoutly catholic and deeply faithful man who made a difference in the lives of all he touched and he lives on in their hearts. now, this church has likely served as a bedrock for beau biden and his entire family and, i'm sure it will continue to do so as biden family grieves, during the tragic loss of their son brother house wand father, and

friend. live from wilmington, cherrie greg kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> tragedy has struck the biden family over the years. back in december 1972 vice-president biden's first wife amelia and his one year-old daughter niomi were killed in the car accident hockessin. beau and his brother hunter survived that crash. less than a month later joe biden would be sworn in as delaware's senator at his son's bedside. we will bring you latest details on this story. stay with "eyewitness news" on television and on line at cbs philly.com. we do have some breaking news just into "eyewitness news". secretary of state john kerry has been rush to the hospital in switzerland. the secretary is there participating in nuclear talks with iranian officials. this is video from yesterday. details are sketchy at this point but we are told that the secretary has been helicoptered to a swiss hospital after a bike crash. early word he is in stable

condition with a leg injury of some kind but again secretary of state john kerry is hospitalized, following a bike crash, in switzerland. in mantua, two cars collided at 40th and girard avenue around midnight. one of the vehicles flipped over and the accident is under investigation. our other top stories flags fly at half staff in new jersey as state police honor a trooper kill in the tragic accident. anthony raspa was killed and his partner injured in upper freehold township monmouth county. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has the story. >> no audio.

>> all right. 6:06. we apologize for that delay but we have more news to bring you right now. philadelphia detectives are investigating a police involved shooting in the point breeze neighborhood of philadelphia this happened on the 1400 block of federal street around 7:30 last night. investigators say a suspect fled a koran mantua and during foot chase he pulled out a gun and pointed it at officers. the officers opened fire and suspect was not hit. he was arrested a short time later. thirteen year-old girl continues to fight for her life after she was shot in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood, friday night. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson talked to family members who are demanding that the gunman turn himself in. >> stop worrying about being snitches, stop worrying about being rats. >> reporter: when shots are fired in kensington heroes can be hard to find. >> she need justice she needs answers. she needs to know why she was outside, and somebody put a

bullet in her stomach. >> reporter: she said her hero is likely on this block. she believes someone here, knows who pulled the trigger and put her niece in the emergency room. she wants that person to step forward. >> i'm hurting from the fact that in one is standing up for her. >> reporter: police say shots were fired here at 11:30. her niece, 13 year-old diamond and three other children were sitting on the neighborhood porch when they heard a gun go off. diamond ran home when she felt a stray bullet in the side. >> second time i heard it, i came outside and seen people running. >> reporter: neighbor destiny heard shots from inside her home. she said at least two people she witnessed saw fleeing had guns and were shooting at each other when diamond was caught in the cross fire. >> i was upset because this little girl don't do nothing wrong. >> reporter: police were find 20 shell casing on the ground, three cars and one home struck by stray bullets. with just one of those bullets a teenage girl with so much

life yet to live is now fighting to survive. >> i have all this anger inside of me. i wanted to do everything for my baby. but i can't. >> reporter: diamond remains in critical but stable condition, her family tells us that after a surgery friday night she's awake and responsive meanwhile the search for whoever pulled the trigger continues. if you have any information you are asked to call police immediately. reporting from temple university hospital, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile, a man is critically wounded after a shooting in southwest philadelphia. it happened shortly after 2:00 o'clock saturday on the 6800 block of elmwood avenue. police say victim is a man in his 20's and was shot in the side. he is at the hospital, gunman is still on the loose. one person is rush to the hospital after fire rips through their bucks county home. "eyewitness news" eyewitness rather brian sullivan captured

this picture of the fire that broke out around 9:30. it happened last night in the 1500 block of west county line road in warminster. it didn't take fire fighters long to get that fire under control, the causes still being investigated. right the at six credit ten right now coming up next on "eyewitness news" a add day for cbs news. legendary news man is signing off for very last time this morning. still to come, we will take a look back at bob schieffer's amazing career, plus this. more evacuations this month in texas as flood waters continue to rise. i'm chris martinez in texas with the latest straight ahead. first half of the weekend was pretty quiet but carol is tracking a stormy night ahead for some folks in our area. eyewitness i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight

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back on "eyewitness news" as we mentioned flags fly at half staff in new jersey as state police honor a trooper who was kill in the tragic accident. an tone a raspa was killed and his partner injured in a car crash in up are freehold township monmouth county. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has that story. >> reporter: both troopers raspa and hung were stationed at state police barracks in hamilton. trooper rasp a was driving when it went off the road just

outside of trenton. it was 12:45 when they were on a routine patrol driving on i195, when police say a deer darted into the the roadway colliding with the pennsylvania patrol car and forcing it off the road. it slammed into several trees before coming to a stop. >> they damaged the car with some catastrophic and believed trooper may have died on impact. >> reporter: still trooper race a was taken to the hospital where doctors pronounced him dead a short time later. the his partner trooper hung sustained cuts, bruises and was taken to the hospital but expect to be okay. >> this is one of those tragedies that fortunately we don't see very often but when it strikes it strikes the entire state police family. >> reporter: it hit home in his island park neighborhood where he grew up. neighbors say he was friendly, happy young man thrilled to join the state police just a year and a half ago. >> i don't know what to say just a lovely family.

>> reporter: race a's family released a statement that read in part, today our family lost an incredible son brother grandson cousin, friend and person. anthony was a phenomenal young man with the heart of gold and passion for life. todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, president obama signs a disaster declaration for flood ravaged texas. that means aid will funnel in the state but officials a say threat of bad weather isn't over. cbs news correspondent chris martinez has the very latest. >> reporter: resident near houston dealt with the another downpour saturday in the dallas area more residents' vac waited after new storms and through many areas of the north, south and central portions of texas the the water keeps rising. >> my biggest concern is more rain. >> reporter: more bad news in this water logged state and in dallas this major expressway could be closed for a week while crews pumped water out.

officials say it could take a month for water to recede in some areas. >> it is unbelievable, there is so much water and it is just there is nothing we can do. >> reporter: volunteers are using sandbags and rural area to keep rising waters from washing out roads. and crews are using technology, new and old to search for those still missing. the president obama has signed a disaster declaration federal aid, will flow soon. chris martinez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:16. it doesn't look good there will we be impact by that storm system at all. >> no, we have another one dealing with some rain. we have a front coming will through that is going so slowly but we have low pressure riding on it and we could be dealing with heavy rain as well. we have some fog but at least this morning unlike yesterday morning we can see people in

the poured walk in ocean city. fog was thicker yesterday. we still have that haze out there. we will head over to philadelphia 69 degrees, this is a look at the city, delaware river and vantage point from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. nice looking start. just about every single location this morning. we have temperatures of 70 degrees in philadelphia, at the airport. seventy in allentown. sixty-eight in wilmington. sixty-eight in wildwood. sixty-six in the poconos. very comfortable this morning. storm scan three is showing a few showers now i think to begin with today most of these showers will be in the area to the north. they are scattered around, not everybody is seeing them all the time but they are scattered throughout the area. through the the north today but this front as it comes closer and closer over the next day or so will start to bring heavier rain down and i will show you where the latest thinking is, on what that front will do and where heavier rain is likely to set up. but for today we will be in the 80's, way up in the 80's,

humidity will be up there as well today. it is a day you will want to definitely be seeking shade and keep your pets as cool as you are because this is some very warm weather today. as we go through tonight and tomorrow we continue with the showers, thunderstorms and we could be finding heavier rain coming tomorrow, and then by tuesday a lingering shower clearing out and we should get better weather coming in here for middle of the week and on. let's time this out computer model is right about where we're finding some showers. just about right. that is a good start for it. look at what it does in the afternoon it brings sunshine in the area, keeps showers well to the north. that sunshine could add to the instability of the air. it is not always a good thing when we have a agitated atmosphere anyway. we will bring in the sunshine. it is there. enjoy it. as we go through tonight you can notice heavier rain off to the north and west through poconos, allentown reading. then as we go through first

thing tomorrow morning couple showers around philadelphia, it is later on, look at this by monday afternoon we are looking at heavy rain through philadelphia a and south jersey before the the computer models have heavier rain to the north and west. now they are bringing it to the south and you can see we're still getting some through reading area but we are looking at heavier rain on monday evening right through the southern portions of our viewing area and even monday night we are looking at heavier rain and tuesday early before this thing can finally pull out of here and we're going to be watching for a chance have of some showers according to this one as late as wednesday morning. we are down on our rainfall totals and we are adding to them. this is a look by the time we get to monday afternoon where you'll find heavier pockets of the rain. you could find an inch or two of rain at least and then by the time we finish this out at 11:00 o'clock so that heavier rain will be there and some areas will have pick up a lot of rain if the models are correct on that.

eighty-eight in philadelphia. seventy-eight at the shore. poconos 78 degrees. theoretically we have a chance of shower and thunderstorm in every location leading to the north and west. the wind southwest pumping up that humidity. tonight 68 degrees in philadelphia showers thunderstorms. then over next couple days it is unsettled around here. 80 degrees tomorrow but showers and thunderstorm, with that heavier rain coming in. tuesday still looking at showers, maybe a thunderstorm. by wednesday we should be out of this mess and we will have a lot of sunshine, to get rid of the moisture, hopefully and then that would be on the ground nicole. >> that sound good, thank you. back on "eyewitness news" this morning, we will see cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer final broadcast as anchor of the face the the nation. he began at just 21 years old. >> thanks for joining us. >> reporter: bob schieffer business to sign off after 46 years at cbs news, 24 of them as host of face the the

nation. >> i have always loved to talk to the key player in whatever the big story was and time and time again over the years we have had a time to do that on face the nation. >> reporter: schieffer announced his retirement at texas christian university in april. today is his final show as host. he began to make his name at the the fort worth star telegram covering president kennedy's assassination and vietnam war. he joined cbs the news in 1969. >> today on face the the nation we knew you real political junkies would be up to join us. >> reporter: schieffer is expect by news anchors for his fairness and no nonsense style. >> if you didn't shut down who was it that did. when a guy in my age demographic takes his shirt off in public i got to say he gets a high five from me. >> reporter: while looking forward to the summer off he says one thing will stay the same. >> sunday after next i will be watching face the the nation. i'm so used to doing this i think it will take me a while

to break that habit. >> good morning nicole. >> reporter: that habit has included joining me each and every sunday morning here on cbs-3 with the preview of the day's broadcast. last in i had a chance to ask bob with his retirement. >> i didn't want to be one of those people that somebody had to grab me by the hand and say come on old fellow we will ask you off the stage. >> is what in store for today's show. >> we will focus on the news like we always do. >> it is an end of the era. the best thing about bobbies you can literally ask him anything. so knowledgeable. we will miss him. catch bob schieffer's final face the nation at 0:30 on cb. 36789 we will talk with bob for a live preview of his show as we will do every single sunday this will be last time coming up in the 8:30 half an hour. by the the way cbs political director john dickerson takes over as host on june 7th. 6:22. still to come, the class of

2015 has seen better positions entering the job market then previous classes but when it comes to actual opportunities what does it the mean. three on your side jim donovan explains coming up

i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] well, the class of 2015 seems more optimistic about their job prospects then graduates in recent years. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at how that optimism is translate nothing to actual opportunities. >> reporter: charisma walters

communication degree is a culmination of four years of hard work. while in school she completed six internships and she starts a full-time job in a few weeks. >> i started looking seriously at jobs and applying in january when i got back from winter break and started to talk to everybody i knew. >> reporter: buckwalter's strategy is typical among members of the class of 2015. a recent survey finds eight in ten graduates consider the job market in their intended field before selecting their major. >> this years grads i would say, you know, are optimistic pragmatic and more importantly prepared. preparedness was something that they thought about a long time ago and have really been thinking about and using to their advantage. >> reporter: that doesn't necessarily mean it will be easy and it still comes down to what the student and an employer are really looking for. >> i think most students are not so much concerned about getting a job but about being under employed or having to take a job were not their preferred employer not in

their preferred field. so they are aware that to get the best jobs, it is still competitive. you have to compete for it. >> reporter: with the nationwide unemployment rate in the seven year low the class of 2015 seems willing to compete for more than just a paycheck, the the survey found young people are looking closely at development opportunities, work/life balance and company culture. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. power of positivity. speaking of competing as if this out does them all. thinks is a 650-foot gig a yacht named double century. florida yacht dealer plans to build it. it includes room for two helicopters, multiple swimming pools, theater, eight decks and a garage for a sub a marine. it is about 750 million-dollar. now dealer says that the ship can be built in about four years, once a buyer is lined up. so if you have 750 million

through go. surfing goes to the dogs in huntingdon beach california. this is incredible dog challenge. dog surfing is just one event others includes disk catching and dog diving. they are so cute, look at that he is guys. winner goes to the final in september and those dogs have good balance. check this out slow motion, not bad right? it doesn't look like they mine the water it feels good. that is pretty cool, all right. 6:28. we are remembering beau biden former delaware attorney general lost his battle with brain cans they are weekend. coming up next we are live, where parishioners know the biden family very, very well. former governor of maryland joins race for president making an announcement still recovering from last months riot. i'm craig boswell in baltimore coming up. tracking storms this sunday carol has latest on the seven day forecast straight a ahead stick

this morning condolences are pouring in for family of the vice-president joe biden following death of his son on saturday. beau biden lost his battle with brain cancer the at the age of 46. this morning we are looking back at the life of the iraq war veteran and former attorney general of delaware. today, it is last sunday

of may thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it's 6:32. let's send it over to carol. warm day but very unsettled. >> very unsettled. temperature came up and then dropped again. 71 degrees. it is continuing that trajectory and unsettled weather will continue around here. it is not that bad this morning though in most locations, look at how press any jack frost big boulder. that is the the quiessential summer cam look. just wonderful. but notice trees are blowing around, iron they may do more of that as we have chances of showers and thunderstorms up there. elsewhere as well. you can see as we go to the beach patrol headquarters in margate it is a patrol out there but just a beach cleaner so whatever you take out to the beach carry back out as well. it looks pretty though. we do have a chance of showers and thunderstorms over the area but i think generally during the day you may be finding them where they are

confine right now and that is the the area to the north. you can see showers as they move through the area of the allentown region and poconos heading into scranton right now. this is the the trend over the the next couple of days we will find showers and thunderstorms the scattered around courtesy of the front very slowly moving here and just keeping things in an agitated state. 70 degrees at the airport in philadelphia we have 66 trenton. sixty-eight in wilmington. 69 degrees in dover this morning. hour by hour, well, it gets warmer and warmer throughout the middle of the day with temperature of 88 for our high and then we have chances of picking up showers and some thunderstorms but also, some sunshine. so we will talk about all of that, coming up, nicole. >> carol, thank you. beau biden the oldest son of the vice-president, joe biden, has died from brain cancer. former delaware attorney general and iraq war veteran was diagnosed two years ago. cherry greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is

live in wilmington delaware outside the biden's family church cherry? >> reporter: good morning, nicole, beau biden a and his entire family were set to attend services here at st. joseph on the brandywine church here on old church road in wilmington. this church is likely served as a bedrock for that family and i'm sure it will continue to serve in that role as they grief the tragic loss of of their beloved beau, a a son husband, father, brother and friend this morning. forty-six year-old beau biden is described as devoutly catholic like his father, vice-president, joe biden and like his father he was also a man of service. he served in the army national guard, did a tour in iraq and was delaware attorney general from 2007 until earlier this year. handsome and well like, he had announced plans to run for delaware governor in 2016 but those plans were stopped by

health issues. younger biden suffered a mild stroke in 2010, according to the vice-president's office, he was diagnosed with brain cancer in august of 2013 but after treatment had been given a clean bill of health that year. this spring, however biden suffered a recurrence. he sought aggressive treatment and was add mythed to walter read army medical center this month and he passed away yesterday evening surrounded by his entire family. now, 46 year-old beau biden was said to have been a very active member of this church and as i said he was a devoutly faithful man a tie that bind the entire biden family and it is something that they will hold on to as they grief this tragic loss n wilmington cherrie greg, kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> so sad thank you. delaware governor jack markell issued this statement

saying beau spent his entire career in the service of his country and his state. he was an outstanding attorney general, lawyer, solder and father. i feel privileged to have served with him and delaware is a better place thanks to him. delaware senator tom carper also issuing a statement that reads beau represented all that is good about delaware and our country. he was a complete package bright hard working incredibly loyal to his family, loving son brother husband, father, printed handsome, well spoken, unassuming. delaware senator chris coons issuing this statement saying throughout his life, beau never shied away from doing the right thing even when it meant doing the the hard thing. beau served his country and community with honor and that is how he will be remembered. of course, we will bring you latest details on this story stay with "eyewitness news" on television and on line at cbs philly.com. well former maryland governor martin o'malley is now in the race for the democratic presidential nomination.

he made his announcement saturday but you some protesters who blamed o'malley's for baltimore's troubles tried to disrupt that speech. cbs news correspondent craig boswell reports. >> idea claire i'm a candidate for president of the united states. >> reporter: former maryland governor martin o'malley made it official announcing he will seek the democratic nomination. he will run against hillary clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders. they heard a speech of equality and they talk about last months riots in baltimore spark following the death of freddie gray in police custody. >> what took place here was not only about race, not only about policing, in america it was about everything that it is supposed to mean to be an american. >> reporter: a small group of demonstrators who blamed former baltimore mayor for cities problems briefly disrupted the speech. the protesters say o'malley's

zero tolerance policing strategy while mayor in baltimore contributed to tension that is led to the riots. >> he want to come home he must a atone. he is the godfather of all of this. >> reporter: protesters including the brother-in-law of freddie gray later clashed with pro police demonstrators outside city hall, spike in homicides is adding an extra layer of attention may has been the deadliest month in 15 years. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". republican presidential candidate karlie fiorina brought her campaign to wilmington. she spoke to delegates at the g.o.p. convention. fiorina say government is hanging up peoples lives in webs of dependence. >> we now have a government that has become literally so big, so powerful, so costly, so complicated so inept, and unfortunately in too many cases so corrupt the the

weight of the government of this nation is crushing the the potential of the people of this nation. >> reporter: fiorina is a former ceo of hewlett packard. she told delegates that she has leadership experience to be president. u.s. government may find itself with fewer tools to tractor wrist many suspect if the senate a allows patriot act to expire on monday. senate is set to convene on extending. nsa authorization to collect bulk phone data and other positions. president obama a supports reauthorizing the patriot act. he said the u.s. national security could be at stake. it is 6:39 right now. still ahead keep your skin looking younger with a odd looking mask. it promises no downtime and has an affordable price tag but does it work? we will take a closer look at the the results coming up next. also, look at what is hiding in the brush after a fire in florida. fire fighters discovered a tiny survivor.

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well, back on "eyewitness news" dozens are reuniting in the fight against breast cancer. the 11th annual asian american breast health event was held in the sheraton center city. komen held workshops in 13 languages for multiple

generations of would in men in our community. they also received free mammograms. on the healthwatch a new high tech treatment for younger looking skin that is now a available at home. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the device that used to require a trip to the doctor's office. >> reporter: diana helps goer credits this scary looking mask with her new younger look. >> i used to have lines around my eyes. this was much deeper. i look much better. >> reporter: she says it helped her look and feel softer and smoother, it is a mask. >> world's first available light therapy mask. thinks the developer. >> easy to put on as a pair of glasses. >> reporter: led's are placed strategically inside the mask. >> we saw a tremendous difference in the quality of the skin. >> reporter: doctors have been using light therapy to build college on and renew skin cells, this version is worn for 15 minutes a day at home.

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the doctors removed a tumor from her abdomen and her cancer has shrunk. tiny victim of brush fires in florida check this out, fire fighters found a baby bobcat hiding in burn brush in lee county. it is only two and weeks ago. he has minor bumps and bruises's a burn in his paw. he was left in the safe area though. wild life experts believes his mom will find him but they will return to check on him just in case. check this out this is stubborn snow we are calling it hard to believe but snow is still piled up in boston. it is not fluffy it is not white, instead it is an ugly reminder of the brutal winter they had. this is is what left of the snow storm where snow was taken to melt. it used to be 70 and feet high, now it is a three and story pile of dirt and trash including bike, traffic cones and half $5 bill still in solid ice. crews are cleaning away trash as it breaks free from the

mound. >> that is how snow always looks to me even when that you go. >> that is disgusting. >> yes, that is pretty bad isn't it. >> it is awful beautiful out there. >> thank goodness. >> we have changeable weather and we will take a foot stroll at the boardwalk in ocean city enjoying a couple of other people. you can seaboard walk is not so thick as yesterday, it looks like a nice beach day but we have a moderate risk of rip current. there aren't a lot of life guard out there. be careful in the the water today a along shore areas because of the moderate risk of that rip current. pretty quiet on the boardwalk. very quiet on the play ground as well. out in reading we have a temperature of 71, 72 degrees. kind of morning would you like to get out because temperatures are absolutely ideal at this stage. seventy at the the airport in philadelphia. we have 70 in allentown. sixty-eight in millville. zero seven in wildwood. sixty-six in the poconos. jumping all over. any precipitation we're seeing

is to the north. we've got storm scan three looking to the north. allentown has seen a few showers and we are watching a few others go through and there are more. we will find some showers scattered around the a area over the next couple of days, so if you are desperate for rain or even if you are not you may be finding that rain coming into your neighborhood before long. a lot of it is courtesy of this front, very slow moving and perfect train track for this low pressure system to come and just enhance any kind have of activity out there it can start to really bring down the rain. we have got very high precipitation possibilities coming up over next couple of days. temperatures will be in the 80's today upper 80's as this front comes through today tomorrow by monday, it is sort of stalling out and then by tuesday, very slowly moving away, we still have showers chances all the way through tuesday though but i think monday may be the bull's eye. speaking of bull's eye i will

show thaw on this computer model. sunshine if it breaks out today, and it probably will, we are looking at beautiful conditions right new. that can enhance in as far as the amounts of the thunderstorms. just watch for that as we move through the afternoon hours. notice that the computer model does want to keep showers to the north. and then at 7:00 o'clock tonight we are looking at them through poconos allentown and reading. it starts to come through philadelphia at 4:00 o'clock in the morning tomorrow. but by tomorrow, at 4:00 in the afternoon though we will start to see this heavier rain and as i mentioned the bull's eye you can see these bull's eye area where heavier enhanced precipitation is likely to be. we will see heavy rain through monday evening and then we will keep it around here monday at 10:00 o'clock at night. we don't set our clocks by this but you get idea that heavy rain is coming and may have shifted to the south getting heaviest. by tuesday in the afternoon we are looking at showers and maybe even early on wednesday

morning. so the doppler estimates of what we will fine by the time we hit 10:00 o'clock tonight not much a according to this model. poconos may seen more but as we start to add up precipitation overtime this is a look tomorrow afternoon at 6:00. notice shore areas and maybe right around trenton area, burlington county, lancaster we are picking up heavier amounts of rain in the inches category. we will continue to monitor this system but you do too as long as you are outside. eighty-eight in philadelphia. seventy-eight at the shore. poconos, if i get out of the way, 78 degrees there as well. wind southwest. humid. keep yourselves cool. keep your pets just as cool as you are. tonight we will drop down to 68. showers, thunderstorms locally heavy rain, don't be surprised in the poconos if you saw hail out of this thing. monday same deal, showers thunderstorm locally heavy rain tuesday we will wind down but still showers and

better after that, nicole. >> looks better, thank you. 6:49. lets check with ann evans in the traffic center, good morning, ann. >> we are looking at schuylkill at vine street expressway. schuylkill is in fine shape thankfully. in big delays or problems. so is vine expressway. vine street expressway in the middle of the screen moving fine both east and westbound lanes. we will move traffic cam here to i-95, i-95 at the the blue route, in problems on i-95 or blue route earlier we had construction that has been cleared on the blue route between quakertown and lehigh valley and good to go. moving traffic cam within more time to the ben franklin bridge which is in good shape unlike burlington bristol bridge which is closed due to a lift bridge opening. ben franklin bridge in good shape. further up in delays on 42, 55. at the shore beautiful day to do that. in delays on the ac expressway or garden state parkway. route 947, 347 and so is black and white horse pikes. that is the the latest, i'm

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you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! aaron harang on the mound for phillies as they snapped their five game losing streak at home against rockies. joyce conner got push out of the way when in miguel franco hit his first home run. she met and got an autographed. second inning tied at one. michael mchenry gets this one a line drive out of the park. rookies go up two-one. in the much offense for the

phillies. freddie galvis turns in this gem, ball up the middle and behind the back, to chase utley, they do not get double play but great play by freddie galvis, one of the better moments, they lose five-two. after the game aaron harang was disappointed if he only had four wins when pitching so well. >> is there only so much, once i let go of the ball are out of my control. the guys have been making great plays defense has been playing well. kind of of off right now with the bats. >> the philadelphia union on the road last night taking on d.c. united in the nation's capitol. union winners of two games after a rough start. union started off strong in the fifth inning andrew wenger find sebastian le toux for the goal and union will take a early lead. d.c. united hung in there in the eighty-fifth minute with the game tied at one chris ralph scores on the penalty

kick. union lose two-one. to international soccer now, for the the faa cup, 40th minute, he gets a big gel right there. and then in the 50th minute, great gel for alexis sanchez arsenal cruzes to a four to nothing win and wins the fa cup for second straight year. more soccer if you need evidence here's proof from yesterday, basically moving in and out of every defender on the field and gets this unbelievable goal. barcelona wins it three-one. the soul taking on the outlaws in beautiful boardwalk hall in atlantic city. fourth quarter he find marco, in the end zone for a score. that makes it 37-21. little bit later to thomas, yet again he threw seven touchdowns and five to thomas. the as always this 151-43.

to the monster mile in dover, xfinity series racing, and in his second win in three-year. big day is today dennie hamlen in pole position with the top speed of over 160 miles an hour qualifying. cloudy skies and rain conditions in texas at at&t byron nelson this weekend. leader after three round steven boditch he shot a 65 on the day, 13 under for tournament. you cane fun around in that tournament right here on cbs 36789. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great the day. dogs and cats took over citizens bank park, jen utley other phillies wife's and spca teamed up for save a pet at the park day. carol, you will love this event. k-9's and felines were available for adoption and all proceed raised will get to the spca. good stuff. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00.

coming up at 7:00 we are live with the latest on the passing of beau biden. we will be live at biden family church as community react there. unlocking love? major changes coming to a paris landmark and they have tourist crying foul. carol has your sunday forecast when "eyewitness news" continues

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tragedy for biden family, former delaware attorney general, beau biden passed away from brain cancer. oldest son of the vice-president, joe biden just 46 years old. we are live with more on a man who served his country and his state for much of his life very sad news there. it is sunday may 31st good morning, thanks for joining us i'm nicole brewer. it is 7:00 o'clock. let's send is it over to carol for more on this forecast. i like that. >> whatever comes next... >> i'm so with you. we have mild weather. we love warm weather here and i hope do you too because we have warm weather coming up today. it will reach 88 humid degrees. it looks find out there right now though notice ben franklin bridge area, blue skies, it looks very summer-like. feels very summer like. the slightly different picture, however when we head out to kutztown 58 degrees, look at the clouds they got there and