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can definitely feel it. it is warm out there. it will continue to be warm out there we saw warm temperatures yesterday. we will get them again today. probably 88 degrees with the humidity, unshine and with front, low pressure system in the area and approaching the the area that makes it unsettled and that is why when you are out and about and may be away, you can keep your phone with you but when you are away from frustrates, to protect you you do have to keep an eye to the skies and just make sure if you see or hear thunder storm that you get inside into cover quickly. not to say we're seeing that right new because we're not. we're finding fine weather looks nice in reading even though a couple of showers try to pass through the area. 73 degrees is temperature in reading. and, it is 73 degrees. few more cloud there. we will get a few more cloud building at this hour of the morning. they are not just low level but they are starting to build a little bit. we have to pay more attention throughout the rest of the

day, beach patrol headquarters in margate beach is quiet at this point we like it quiet, we will be keeping it quiet first thing this morning but it looks like a nice beach day. reminder of a moderate risk of rip current at the shore areas. out in cape may courthouse it looks nice. you can see it is not a as foggy as picture i have been looking at through ocean city where all you can barely see is the boardwalk but still a nice looking start to the day it is rest of the day that we have to contend with, maybe just some showers breaking out. you can see some, they have gone through area and allentown and up around poconos, scranton. you could find one or two others just moving through the a area as we go through the day. the temperatures are already warming um. 74 degrees. if they stopped now everybody with love it. but they won't. we will add maybe 14 degrees to this. seventy-two in trenton. seventy-four in wilmington. in the 60's is only place that is happening is up in the poconos at 67 degrees. as we go through the

day-to-day it is a steady warm up. our high temperature should be around 88 degrees, by 6:00p m we will start a slight cool down but we will pick up just especially this afternoon chances of showers thunderstorms and we will keep that threat going over next couple of days. here is our future weather and i'll put this into motion. this is added feature saying maybe there are a couple of showers that break out through the shore areas and maybe even through wilmington or approaching wilmington throughout this afternoon. other showers along the shore. you get the idea we have some around. when i finish up that time line there are more involved and we will let you know when, where, coming up, nicole. >> of course, we have been following sad news this morning, beau biden 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 back. cherrie greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is

live in wilmington delaware outside the biden family church. just such a sad day for our entire country and this community, cherrie good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. it is a extremely sad day, 46 year-old beau biden is said to have been devout thely catholic and of course, this was his home church here called st. joseph on the brandywine on old church road here in wilmington. i have been told that beau biden a and his wife, haley attended services here on a regular basis. i understand one of their children got their first communion here last year. i understand until recently beau came here, until his health was in severe decline and like his father, the younger biden was a man dedicated to publish service. he was a major in the army national guard and did tour in iraq and served as attorney general for delaware for two terms. he was good looking and well liked and last year he announced his plans to run

and, and has had issues, and a, suffered a mild stroke in 2010. he was diagnosed with brain cancer in august of 2013, but he sought treatment and was given, a clean bill of health later that year, this spring, however, the cancer came back and he sought aggressive treatment. he was taken to walter reid army medical center earlier this month and passed away yesterday evening surrounded, by his family n a statement vice-president biden wrote more than his professional accomplishments, beau measured himself as a husband father, son and brother and his absolute honor made him a role model for our family. 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 he had been choosing 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 the lives of all he touched. he lives on in their hearts. now, i also spoke with monsignor joseph redmond pastor of this church, said the members here are shocked they sent their condolences through the entire biden family. now beau biden i understand his grandparents and mother are buried here and that the family had has expressed a desire to also have beau biden, make this his final resting place. again, the members here of sent condolences to the entire family and they too are grieving the loss of this son father brother and father. live from wilmington, cherrie

greg kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". such a tragic story thank you you. we will keep biden family in the thoughts and prayers. of course, tragedy has struck the biden family over a number of years. back in december of 1972, the vice-president biden's first wife amelia, and his one year-old daughter, niomi were both killed in the car accident in hockessin. beau and his brother hunter survived that crash and less than a month later joe biden would have been sworn in as delaware's senator at the his son's bedside. we will bring you latest details on this story. stay with "eyewitness news" on television and also on line at cbs philly.com. we will take a short break we will be right bac

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all right. it is 8:12. we have a lot to talk about in that capacity but i wanted to let you know carol was awarded with a lifetime achievement award from lulu's rescue. i necessity would you never say this yourself so i want to

give you props. >> but what i want to under score, thank you for that. >> you're welcome. >> but lulu's rescue what an unbelievable organization. with abandoned trailers they set up spay and newter paws because there is no way to adopt out of this over population and and then they do adoption and fostering and a lot of volunteering group. it is unbelievable. they are located in bucks county were you in doylestown yesterday. >> just incredibly impressed with them. lulu rescues.org is their web site and make sure you use them in doylestown if you have never been. it is really nice. it was beautiful. >> cool. congratulations again. >> thank you. >> we've got weather that, i don't know, parts of the day you will like, part of the day you might in the like that much. this is part of the day you might really like. it is 75 degrees. i don't think temperature gets

more perfect than 75 and a beach, boardwalk, it is really nice. this is in rehoboth beach. i have been saying it all morning. moderate risk of rip current. you can pick that up by watching these waves if you watch them for a couple seconds. maybe that ocean is active. be very careful if you go in the water because as i have been saying the not every single life guard chair has a life guard in it the because it is early in the season. you do not want to find a problem with the beach, you don't want to sunburn much less anything that can happen in the the water. seventy-four in philadelphia as these temperatures continue to climb. seventy-four in wilmington. seventy-two in trenton. seventy-one in allentown. sixty-seven in the the poconos. it doesn't get more comfortable then this but it starts to get more uncomfortable through the afternoon as temperatures climb. storm scan three, we are still not looking at much but just really nice looking weather but if you go to the north notice there are a few showers, very light but they are moving on through and they

are moving through quickly. if you saw one to the north you didn't see it for long. prolonging it would be this cold front it is just, troubling along just barely moving. as long as it is in the neighborhood it is a threat in the neighborhood and this low pressure system will join up with it, ride up a along it and two of them will be dealing with some rain around here. we need rain but maybe not as heavy as some spots might be picking up. so continuing to monitor this, they are changing their mind, lot, which is never a good sign as far as the final solution because they have in the really come up with a final solution just yet. we will continue to machine for models and see whether sampling the atmosphere out in time can come up with some kind of a consensus. even by monday, we are looking at some of those heavier rains coming in the picture and we cannot totally rule it out by tuesday either. i think first couple of days, of this week are days that you'll pay attention to.

computer model says, maybe a ribbon of clear with some clouds and then these are all changes. this is not how it was an hour ago. computer model changed its mind and wanted to bring through brief little shower, quick. that is very fast mover. maybe even this afternoon and in a couple of spots a away from our northern zones. that was a change. then as we go through 1:00 in the morning heavier rain to the north and then as we go through the day time tomorrow this is at 6:00 o'clock we will start to see that heavier rain and this is as we go through 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. we will pick up those showers and where we're looking at orange and reds that is heavier rain. even the yellow, it is not just a drop in the bucket. so watch for heavier rain as we go through monday afternoon, monday at 8:00 o'clock, computer model is setting it up along here and does not the move it all that much. it keeps heavy rain over us. that is that training effects

where it rains and rains. that is potential out of this system. this is 2:00 o'clock in the morning on tuesday morning and there could still be areas of heavy rain and other areas not picking up much, we need rain. how come they are getting it. maybe by tuesday afternoon you'll be getting into it because we're in the through with this system even by then and then this is maybe bringing ape lingering shower 5:00 a.m. on wednesday. we will continue to monitor that. justin will be dealing with this tonight and showing you any changes and katie fehlinger tomorrow morning will be doing that on "eyewitness news". as far as the total, it looks unimpressive any kind of rainfall totals through 11:00 except maybe in the poconos. the as we go through tomorrow afternoon we will pick up heavier amounts and this is off to the north of philadelphia and a we're talking about several inches. as we get through 1:00 in the morning on tuesday we will find it again to the north. they have shifted from the south, first it was north and then south and now we have got the it right back at the north

again where we originally started thinking it would be heavier. subject to change again you? know the weather. 88 degrees philadelphia. seventy-eight at the shore. poconos 78. at the beach there is a a moderate risk of rip current and be very careful on any beaches, a great event this is was an abused dog. she's getting tweet treats. mount laurel animal hospital on mount laurel road in new jersey burlington county, new jersey aid for animals putting this on between noon and 2:00 o'clock. i will there been as well to welcome sweet pea and let her necessity people can be nice. we are looking at 88 degrees through the philadelphia area with shower or thunderstorm chance. 68 degrees with that shower or thunderstorm chance. monday that shower or thunderstorm chance is the same deal on tuesday finally by wednesday we should be out of this mess, nicole. >> all right carol. thanks very much. lets see it is hard to

read the time but we will skip over that and get to ann evans in the the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, ann. >> good morning nicole. it is 8:18. it is i-95 at academy in delays or problems on i-95, so far in construction to put up with and thankfully in accidents. i-95 looking good through philadelphia and its suburbs. moving on to the mid county tolls and pennsylvania turnpike, mid county tolls are in fine shape as well, heading to the poconos no delays on the northeast extension or the pennsylvania turnpike. on to the ben franklin bridge, which has construction by the the way in both directions east and westbound, heading in to and out of philadelphia, the right lane is closed in each direction so right new in slow downs but later on as traffic picks uptake walt whitman instead. further up no problems on the 42 freeway or 55, ac the expressway and parkway look good. no delays on 676 or admiral wilson boulevard. the mass transit this morning is honor close to schedule.

that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center the at 7:19. i'm ann he have a answer new back to you. thanks for picking up the time thing i appreciate that. 8:20. we will be right back after a short break.

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i'm nicole brewer, it is just about 8:30 and send it over to carol for more on the forecast, it is a warm one

and, we may see rain later in the day. >> very good chance, we will pick up a shower in any location and and move on through the rest of the day and certainly and, we are going to be finding that heavier rain coming in the area we do need it. we've got some sunshine out there right now but notice some of those clouds, they are getting taller and a thunderstorm is in the out of the question, not necessarily today, or right in that lex or in our viewing area as we head to rehoboth beach you can see people running on the boardwalk, you love that energy this early in the morning. 76 degrees, perfect time to get those exercise programs, underway, with temperatures like that because later on it is warmer. seventy-four at the airport. seventy-two trenton. seventy-four in wilmington. i won't read others, because they are in the 70's. storm scan three if you see a shower is it light or hard to find and it doesn't last long either. we will be finding that kind

of trend today. otherwise temperatures this afternoon with some shower chance helps in parts of our area getting to a temperature of 88 degrees and feeling every bit because of the humidity. our future weather lets put this into motion and it does show a couple showers even by 10:00 a.m. scattered around and a one or two along the shore areas around noon and then some sunshine later on with some storms in other locations. so there is something to machine for throughout the day. we will be doing that and you do it as well out and about and we will show that seven day forecast coming up, nicole. beau biden son of the vice-president joe biden has died of brain cancer. former delaware attorney general and iraq war veteran was diagnosed two years ago. cherrie greg from kyw news radio 1060 is live in wilmington delaware right outside the biden family church cherrie good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. forty-six year-old beau biden and his wife, haley attended services here for many, many years.

this is a place where generations within the the biden family are buried. it is a place where beau biden with his children received holy communion last year. i have been told by monsignor here that beau biden was a devout catholic and that the 46 year-old like his father, the vice-president, was a man of service. he served in the army national guard. he did a tour in iraq and was delaware attorney general from 2007 until earlier this year. he was handsome, well like and he a announced plans to run for delaware governor in 2016 but his bright future and those plans were stifled by health issues. younger biden suffered a mild stroke in 2010 and according to vice-president's office he was diagnosis with brain cancer in august of 2013. he for the back and he got a clean bill of health, that year, but the cancer occurred this year. he sought aggressive treatment and was admitted to walter

read army medical center earlier this month and he passed away saturday evening surrounded by his entire family. now the the 46 year old beau biden was an active member of this church until just a few months ago and parishioners they expressed, grief, they expressed their condolence to these entire biden family. they said that they were shocked, saddened by this loss. i understand beau biden's grandparents and his mother are buried here and that the family has expressed their desire to make this the final resting place of their beloved beau biden as well. live from wilmington, cherrie greg for kyw news radio cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also offering his condolences to the biden family and a he spoke at a news conference earlier this morning, take a

look. >> in his too short of a life beau biden achieved a great deal and gave so much. our thoughts and our prayers are with the entire biden family at this difficult time. >> delaware governor jack markell issuing a 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 in delaware is a better place thanks to him. delaware senator tom carper issuing this statement saying 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, and father, printed handsome, well spoken, unassuming. delaware senator chris coons issuing a statement as well saying throughout his life beau never shied away from doing the right thing even when it meant doing the hard thing. beau served his country and community with honor and that

is how he will be remembered. of course, we are all remembering beau biden this morning and moving forward, we will continue to bring you the very latest dealways on this story, just stay with "eyewitness news" on tv and on line at cbs philly.com. right now 8:34. a teenage girl remains in critical but stable condition after being shot in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson talked to family members who are demanding that the gunman turn himself in. >> stop worrying about being snitches or rats. >> reporter: when shots are fired in kensington heroes can be hard to find. >> she needs answers she needs to know why she was outside, and somebody put a bullet at her. >> reporter: ortiz says her hero is likely on this block. she believes someone here knows who pulled the trigger and put her niece in the emergency room. all she wants is that person to step forward.

>> i'm just hurting from the fact that nobody is standing up for her. >> reporter: police say shots were fired here at 11:30 friday night 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 the straight bullet in her side. >> second time i heard it, i came outside and i seen people running. >> reporter: neighbor destiny heard shots from inside of her home police say at least two of the people witnesses saw fleeing and had guns and were shooting at each other when diamond were caught in the cross fire. >> i was upset, this little girl don't do nothing wrong. >> reporter: police would find 20 shell casings on the ground and three cars and would be home struck by stray bullets. with just one of those bullets, teenage girl with so much life yet to live is now fighting to survive. >> i have all this anger inside of me. i want to scream. i want to do everything for my baby. i wish i hadn't been away from

her. >> reporter: diamond remains in critical but stable condition, her family tells us that after her surgery friday night, she is awake and responsive. the search for whoever pulled trigger continues. if you have any information you're asked to call police immediately. reporting from temple university hospital i'm steve pather on for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 8:36. we have much more to cover here on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next an end of the era bob schieffer signs off for last time on cbs face the the nation, when we come back we will check with bob for a look at today's broadcast, we

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you will keep focus on the news this morning. >> absolutely. we're going to start off with an interview with former florida governor jeb bushy caught up with him yesterday down in nashville. he was there to make a speech. we will get his take as we kind of continue our survey of the likely presidential candidates, and then i'm going to talk to cia director john brennan and i will talk to both of them about the fact that this law that authorizing the national security agency to collect millions of telephone records and store them is about to expire unless congress does something about it in a special session today. some people think they don't have the the right to do this, and not to be doing it but others say this is absolutely, vital to our national security. so we will see what they think about it, and we will go into some detail, of course the with the cia director john brennan. so we will keep the the focus

on the news this morning because that is what we do around here. >> yes, as always, a lot have ground to cover but we cannot let you go without talking about your retirement. i know i will miss talking to you every single sunday. truly one of the news people i could ask anything and everybody of and you would have an interesting insightful answer. so a couple more questions, if you'll do that for me, looking back on your career, i mean two hours until your final broadcast, it has been a half century that you have been in news. how are you feeling going into this next show. >> well, i mean it is a little bit bitter sweet. people say will you miss this? yes, i will miss being in the middle of things and getting to talk to the people who make the news. that is reason why i wanted to get into this profession, in the first place. i love going behind police lines, i loved talking to the people who make the news. i always tried to remember this is not about the newscaster this is about the people who make the news and people that the news impacts

on. so that part of it, i really am going to miss. maybe i'm not going to miss having to get up so early on the weekend that would be a one plus to all of this but i till you nicole somebody asked me a while ago what do you take away. what i take away are not possessions, or anything, i take away the memories here of the just absolute fun that it is to be a reporter. that is what i wanted to do as a little boy. i got to do that. i never thought any of those things would be possible, that is what i wanted to do but i never dreamed that i would get that opportunity. so, that is what i'm going to miss. i am also going to miss, i have to tell you the the fact that people invited me into their homes on sunday morning and they dit year after year after year. that is just a meant the world to me over the years and i

will always be grateful for that, and it meant the world to me and still does. >> my next question was going to be what will make you smile when all this is over but i think you answered the question just doing what you loved for 46 years something as a little boy you dreamed about and here almost 50 years later you have done and excellent job. thanks for talking to us each an every sunday. we will miss you bob. >> thank you nicole, same here thank you very much. >> you're welcome. face the the nation once again coming your way at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. carol is coming back with the latest forecast including information on those storms that might be heading your way, we will take a short brea

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back on "eyewitness news" and fbi is reportedly investigating who knew what and when about morsellators, surgical tools suspected of spreading undetect cancer in women. this is a story health

reporter stephanie stahl has been following for over a year. >> what kind do you want. >> reporter: amy reid has six children and a deadly cancer that she and her husband said was cause by a surgical device that they say should never have been used. now fbi is investigating were a potentially dangerous device was used on thousands of patients for years. >> it is about time frame, you know some federal agency, look to see what was known who knew it and why it wasn't reported. >> reporter: both doctors have been on a mission since amy 42 now was first diagnosed with cancer after an operation in 2013. they say it was caused by a device called a morsellator that is used to, shred fibroid tumors to be easily removed but shredding ended up inadvertently spreading cancer that had in the been detect. one of the tea vice makers johnson and johnson was told about the tea vice in 2006 is he claim they didn't do enough to protect patients.

>> thinks a violation of federal law that led to the loss of life. that is what got the fbi attention. >> reporter: your situation might have been prevented. >> not only prevented but not only mine but hundreds of other women and that is what is so maddening. >> reporter: doctors and hospitals are also supposed to report adverse events which is what the fbi is investigating. doctors say they have been interviewed by federal agents several times and so has many others. fbi won't confirm or deny an investigation. several different companies make morsellators, johnson and johnson pulled their device last year. j and j says they have in the been contacted by the fbi adding that the product always carried warnings about the possible spread of cancer. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". our weather watchers are up early this morning and they are finding temperatures that are warm, and you will too. we've got a 76-degree

temperature, this is down with mar got and buena vista and she says that the following and that she has her sunglasses and advisor on which is what you will need. warm humid not complaining just reporting lol. lol is a new weather term. have a great day carol and nicole and we hope you will and rest of you as well. 74 degrees. this is a temperature eileen is find nothing gilbertsville. dark clouds rolling in. i hope they bring us rain. if they are not doing it right new over next couple days there is that chance. lets head up to the poconos shall we, take a canoe out or join me and do all of the work and let me sit there in the canoe. the as we goat on you across jack frost big boulder. you can see low to the trees blowing around out there. this tree we monitoring rear round because leaves change color they fall off you get that winter look. now they are a lot of leaves out the there but they are blowing around and you will pick up wind today and also

chances of showers and thunderstorms. our temperatures in the poconos right now 67 degrees. we are warmer through philadelphia at 74. seventy-four in wilmington. seventy-two in millville. wildwood 65 degrees at this point this morning. storm scan three you can see why the wind are blowing there because you are dealing with a few showers, that can be just brushing past the poconos. you've got them in scranton. we have seen a couple through allentown area. they are very widely scattered around the the area but they are out there we will be finding at least chances on have have that coming up throughout the rest of the day. who to blame? we have to blame someone for this, don't we? how about this, this blue line, this is the cold front low pressure system, two of these will be working together to make things very unsettled over next couple of days. sometimes weather is okay and then maybe a thunder storm rolls in. this front is moving really slowly and it is just prolonging pulling off a ban aid that kind of a pain for longer then it the needs to be

as it just creeps through the area as long as it is around we will keep humidity going we will keep chances of showers, thunderstorms and locally heavy downpours as well. it finally starts to get out of here late are on tuesday. even tuesday we will deal with some showers. future weather says at this point we do see a fair amount of clouds to take and now it wants to bring in light rain showers around 10:00 o'clock around the area, maybe again at 1:00 this afternoon could there been one around atlantic city area. then some sound shin by 5:00 o'clock but notice off to the north and west we are dealing with some showers out there by the time we will get to 1:00 a.m. we are still dealing with showers north of philadelphia and could be starting the day that way tomorrow but it is afternoon we will have to start to pay attention to ape net is why. you can see this front coming through here and low pressure system enhancing any rainfall we will get. these different shade and that bull's eye look is when we will pick up the stronger

systems coming through here with thunder lightening and some downpours. just watch for that early through tuesday morning and even as we get through the day on tuesday we will still be dealing with the same thing because that front is slow to get out of here. amounts, well, not much today unless you are up in the poconos but by the time we totaled this thing up at least through monday at 6:00 heavier rain areas to the north of philadelphia, but we do start to pick up that heavier rain even in philadelphia. this is all subject to change though. computer models have have been changing their mind a lot it is something that need to be monitored and not set in stone where, when and how much. eighty-eight in philadelphia shore 78. poconos 78 degrees as well. we have wind coming from the southwest making it a humid day. keep yourself as cool as possible. do very same for your pets. tonight 68 showers and thunderstorms out there. downpours are a possibility especially as we go into monday. maybe gannon tuesday at

73 degrees. this is system should be out of here by wednesday with better weather to follow at that point. nicole. >> going to keep umbrella haines carol thanks. 8:51. lets do one last check of the roads and highways, ann good morning. >> good morning, nicole. we are looking at the schuylkill at south street. schuylkill is in good shape a lot of volume on the schuylkill we are noticing this morning but even with the volume there is in delays or problems. we will move traffic campaign this is actually to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike. now if you are heading to the pennsylvania turnpike or if you are heading to the northeast extension today going to the poconos no problems. where we do have problems is on the new jersey turnpike southbound there is an accident, two lanes blocked between route 40 and delaware memorial bridge and there are big delays in that direction. on to the ben franklin bridge which has construction in both directions both east and westbound the the the right lane is taken out each time right now no delays but later on volume increases and as the bridge gets busier we will

have delays so take walt whitman if you are planning to take a bridge. that is latest from the traffic center, i'm ann evans nicole, back to you. well, if you know ukee washington you know the man loves to play golf. he recently met his match. a 81 year-old golfer with a passion for the game. ukee was there as he reached an important milestone on the course, lets take a look. >> my man. >> reporter: ralph lap is 81 years young and loves the game. >> you the man. >> amen. >> without golf i don't think i would be here today. >> long time retired postal worker has put his stamp on the game and then some. he started playing in his early 40's and get this. >> year after year kept every score for every hole, everyone of my shots. i have them all down. >> reporter: he does and it includes.

>> 9,301 birds. >> good shot. >> now role, role. >> he goodies on par three just a few feet away, he has recorded ten holes in one. >> almost had 11. >> opinion point shot and markings hell in the documentation and railroaded of how and where he has played. >> this was one of my favorite in north carolina. >> reporter: from the tri-state area to scotland, ireland and spain he has scrap books as thick as phone books with the help of family and friends. >> oh, ralph. >> i lost my wife five years ago. i have cut back now. i have a streak there where 21 years in a row where i played 400 round a year. >> despite weather conditions just like the post man he was he is out there when possible in rain, hail, sleet and snow. >> you shot anywhere from 07 to 114. >> on this day he plays his 1400 course, beautiful layout

in this country club in havertown a welcome milestone especially considering his recent health. >> i had a lot of problems, parkinson's disease which i'm stim doctoring for prostate which i'm still doctoring for bone cancer whim's doctoring for but my doctors seem to have it all under control right now. so, there you go. >> everything you get is just slide right off of me. >> i like. that teflon cat. >> this cool cat has kept and found all of the course pens also where he has played. hundreds of them in framed in his home. ralph is more than at home in the great outdoors. staying active is the secret to life, no matter how he is playing. >> there it is. oh boy. help. >> i'm sorry wolf, i'm sorry that was evil, i just laughed because i'm sorry. it is competitive nature. >> you are not sorry. >> it is all right.

>> i get out of it more than anything else, the friend you meet. >> there it is. >> i'll tell what you that is down by liberty bell. >> let friendship ring on and off have the course. >> you got your golf, you got your friends you got your faith. >> i got that, my doubt are she takes care of me. she's nurse doctor, daughter, she's everything. >> you also got a new golf buddy. >> i love that. >> my man. >> no matter what is going on, every day is a sunny day for ralph. >> and that is his philosophy of navigating the course, of life. >> i love that. >> that is great. you know, golf has restored his power, a lot of things he is doing so well. my father is 94, he plays golf all the time. i think maybe it is a game we should take up. >> i know, my husband is always bothering about it.

when will you pick up golf. maybe i will have to. >> it is not after this, when. >> yes, i know. >> we have some decent golfing weather, decent outside weather today. at least parts of the day most of the day, it looks a little foggy but clearing up, we love that look when we see that you know boardwalk is not far away. this is in ocean city this morning. yesterday it was more sock in then this but not bad at all. moderate risk of rip current at the shore areas today so be careful going in the water. otherwise it is hot steamy 1881 degrees. better chances i think as we go through tomorrow and maybe locally heavy rain embedded in some of these as we go through, later on today tomorrow maybe even on tuesday just as we say unsettled weather, until we get to wednesday and then it looks okay. >> carol thanks. >> we want to remind you don't forget to catch bob schieffer's final face the the nation this morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3.

that is eyewitness news for now we are signing off on television but always on line at cbs philly.com. unday morning with charles osgood up next carol and i will get our golf bags, we have a course, make it a great day, guys, we will see you everybody. >> four. >> that is what they will be saying when we're out there. >> run. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com.

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captioning made possible by johnson & johnson where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning. i'm charles osgood this is a special edition of "sunday morning." we'll be spending the morning in the low country of south carolina, by design. this is auldbrass modern day plantation designed by the legendary architect frank lloyd wright. it's roughly midway