history. american pharaoh becomes racing royalty being winning the triple crouds. hear from the local fans who cheer him on and some of the world's best cyclist kicking into gear today. live at the philadelphia cycling classic. today is sunday, june 7th, good morning everyone, i'm todd quinones, in for nicole brewer. looking at great sunday ahead of thus morning. here's meteorologist carol erickson joins us in the weather center. as you mentioned before, if you could draw up the perfect sunday there is might it be. >> i know, could you pack us a picnic hundred snatch. >> i would love to. >> that would be lovely. >> take everything outside spend the day out there, it is beautiful, center city philadelphia, looks lovely. the buildings mostly empty and i'm sure everybody who works in them is very glad that they are on a day like this. great at the shore too boardwalks will be heating up,

and yesterday not a great beach day and many locations but, it is much better today. temperature 61 degrees, the kids wish they were, there sorry you have to wait until tomorrow. otherwise dealing with just wonderful conditions, storm scan3, nothing to report. no rain, no clouds. temperatures in the 60s, still some of them hanging around in the 50's, 56 allentown, 56 in trenton, 53 in reading, it is 41 in the poconos. but 63 out at the airport in philadelphia. next couple of hours today on the temperatures, by 3:00 p.m., 78, could not be better. you might pick up breeze this afternoon out of the south but still the humidity will remain low today. future weather by noon, things looking great. by 7:00 tonight they still look great. we do have showers coming. i'm show that you coming up. but it is not today. i'll let you know when it is,

though todd? >> breaking news search on for hit-and-run driver in pennsville, new jersey, a teenager struck by car while riding his skateboard. just before 2:00 in the 100 block of north hook road lee avenue. >> i ran it on the internet, came back to hyundai alan there. a, with front end damage. >> investigators tell us the victim is a 17 year old student from pennsville, memorial high school. he is in critical condition this morning once again police are looking for a hyundai alantra front ends damage, no details on the year and color of that vehicle. the 37 year wait is over. american pharaoh wins the triple crown after placing first at belmont steaks. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson watched the historic win with fans, at

parx casino racetrack in bensalem. >> one of the rarest scenes, 37 years of disappointment, race in under three minutes. finally, a triple crown. >> finally won. we're happy. >> saturday at the parks casino would you think tim tebow himself just came off the ben torp win the superbowl. maybe hard to understand the the excitement, until you understanded how long people have been waiting for this. >> my heart was beating so bad. coming up no, no, no. >> camden's diet williams believed it was going to happen and then been disappointed more than dozen times, since 1978. thirty-seven years i'm 06 something. >> and if you think it is just the older crowd you would be wrong. >> they've done their

research. >> way back in 1978, triple crown, winner to winner, chicken dicker. >> matt's right american pharaoh made winning the belmont steaks look easy beating the rest of the field by several links, toppling dozens of other horse toss take the triple crown. making many fans a little bit richer and a whole lot happier. >> yes, sir, all the way. >> you can see now a loft folks cashing in american pharaoh a heavy breed of five favorite, and now the 12th winner of the triple crown. reporting from the parx casino, steve patterson cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> what a moment indeed, hundreds of bike sicklies cents getting ready for philadelphia's international cycling classic, teams of men and women will compete in the 12-mile course. it runs through the rolling hills of manayunk, east falls fairmount park and kelly drive. cher he craig -- cherry craig live in manayunk at the start of the race. good morning, cherri gregg.

>> good morning todd, yes spectators are already out as you can see a loft amateurs are finishing up the race. they began at lemon hill, and they're winding up the manayunk wall right now i'm here with a spectator n cyclist, and supporter of her boyfriend mission dina adams you're been out here quite a while now? >> about an hour give or take. >> these cyclists coming up this difficult hill. michael your boyfriend will be coming up the hill. what goes through your minds is. >> a lot of pain. it is a very steep hill. i'm not a climbing rider. so i have so much respect for the people who can do this. >> this is big year for women. this is the first time ever it is a featured race. how do you feel about that ac two year cyclist yourself. >> a cyclist myself, very

excited about it, many a wack it is even more impressive so. often women are not represented or under represented, it is just fan that is took see that they are getting so much recognition. >> wonderful. i'll let dina go ahead and get ready. michael could be coming up this manayunk wall any moment. she want to get that primo shot. of course, thousands of spectators always line the route for this race. it will go up here, around to kelly drive lemon hill, all of those different places, of course there are a lot of road closures because of this race but exciting. park something a bear, but neighbors seem to really like t it makes manayunk the place to be. this is the reason why this hill is, this manayunk wall, extremely steep. it is extremely tough. as you can see folks are

already grunting as they come up this it, up the famous manayunk wall. live in manayunk, cherri gregg, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a final farewell for beau biden, president obama delivers an emotional eulogy at his funeral. the former delaware attorney general, and son of the vice president, died after a battle with brain cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria has the details from wilmington delaware. >> with somber stairs they looked from behind barricades, vice president and former delaware senator joe biden comforted his now widow daughter in law as his son's flagged graped casket was received by saint anthony of padua church. >> how do you say good-bye to the finest man any of us have ever known? >> he understood the importance of main take trust with his fellow soldiers and

with the public to gain justice, and the victims he fought so hard for. >> ♪ ♪ >> beau biden the oldest of his father's two sons, surviving children after car accident that killed beau biden's mother and sister when he was just three years old. >> that very young boy made a very broad decision. he would live a life of meaning. >> todd gave us a boy who had no limits to the weight of love cobair. >> beau biden ended his battle with brain cancer last week at the age of 46. >> did he in 46 years what most every us couldn't do in 146. he left nothing in the tank. >> the former attorney general's delaware and major in the national guard, beau biden leaves behind two young children. we will see you everywhere we go in the beauty of nature, in

the smile from strangers, nan your beautiful children, who we will take care of, like you took care of all of us. >> services concluded with one of beau biden's favorite songs, performed by the songwriter himself cold play's chris martin. >> ♪ ♪ for you i would wait ♪ ♪ until kingdom comes. >> the world noticed. >> ♪ ♪ until my day ♪ ♪ >> he noticed. they felt it. his presence. beau lives on in the lives of others. >> ♪ ♪ just say you'll wait you'll wait for me ♪ ♪ >> even though the church was closed off to the public, many of the supporters who arrive early in the day stayed throughout the three hour service, a gesture of solidarity to a family they say served them well. reporting in wilmington, alexandria cbs-3, "eyewitness

news". a tough loss indeed. and an in honor of the former attorney general's legacy, to protect children from sexual preditors, the family launched of the beau biden foundation for the protection of children. for more information about the new foundation, you can go to our website at cbsphilly.com. hours after he delivered that eulogy, at beau biden's funeral. president obama arrived in germany. the president is thereto join other world leaders at the g7 summit leaders plan to address the situation between return a and ukraine the president is expected to call for an extension on economic sanctions against russia, and for more support in the u.s. battle against isis. >> a new face is coming to sunday morning's here on cbs-3. political director, john dickerson, takes over "face the nation" replacing retiring bob schieffer. , tells you will engage the viewers on air and on line. >> part whatever we do is take

people who don't have the kind of access we have and show this is what's being done in their name, when you interview public officials these are people who work for the public, for the viewers. and so when i first signed up with twitter, 2007 covering the 2008 campaign, i was trying to show people the stuff inbetween the cracks after campaign. not the things that i would write long pieces about or talk about on tv, but little behind the curtain (dot things happen as they happen. >> well, you can watch "face the nation" with john dickerson this morning at 10:30, right here on cbs-3. and john will join us in our next hour, with preview of today's show. we're following developing story this morning in new york state. authorities are searching for two prisoners who escaped from maximum security facility. what they use to get out of jail. >> then, we're getting a up close look at britain's princess charlotte. we'll show you more of the heartwarming pictures. >> and carol says today will

be a perfect weather day but showers could be on their way this week. we'll be right back.

>> developing now, new york state police searching for two escaped prisoners, both men convicted murderers, officials say 48 year old richard map and 34 year old david sweat escaped from maximum security section of clinton correctional facility early saturday morning.

it is believed the men used power tools to drill through cells before escaping down a tunnel and through a manhole. new york governor andrew cuomo toured it the escape route then briefed reporter. >> finds out exactly how it happened, suggestion that they needed power tools to accomplish this. how did they get the power tools from who how? warn both men considered to be armed and ding russ the first time anyone has escaped from maximum security portion of the facility which dates back to 1865. first officials photos every princess charlotte have been released. you can see the newest member of britain's royal family in the arms of her big brother prince george. the photos were taken by their mom. the dutchess of cambridge armor hall charlotte born may second. it is now the fourth in line to the thrown. now, that is adorable picture my word.

>> we love them, and their gorgeous kids, i think charlotte looks like kate. i use their first name. >> why not? >> exactly. and i know you will be doing the baby photography? >> we r just had my wife's baby shower, and due the end of august. >> well great. i love that. well, you will and fabulous dad, so we'll see some pictures, just like william and kate. we'll make them look at our pictures. >> i'm pretty sure there won't and announcement that far there, though. >> let's take a look at some really terrific weather todd. we've just lucked out today blue skies comfortable temperatures, cool this morning. but this afternoon i think you will love it. 78 degrees. low humidity, winds basically, fairly light. ben franklin bridge, notice the blue skies. other location was blue skies as well, this is jack frost big boulder every time i see this it remind me of going to camp in wisconsin.

you can go all the way to jack frost, big boulder and get it look. totally bear beach right now. with where are you? supposed to be watching the show. but starting at 9:00 you can go out to the beach and notice it just looks like perfect beach day today unlike yesterday, with all of the rain that we saw down there yesterday. but, that was yesterday. we have to turn the weather page. and enjoy what we've got right now. 63 degrees in philadelphia. fifty-six in trenton. sixty-one in wilmington, 59 degrees down in wildwood where you have got that heavy soaking yesterday. forty-one up in the poconos so it is crisp up there. storm scan3 this is actually looping over the last three hours. but, there is precious little to loop. because we barely have any clouds and we certainly now don't have any precipitation. mostly sunny skies for us today, though. temperatures in the upper 70s low humidity as i mentioned

maybe slight breeze, mid afternoon, but that's it. tomorrow, the humidity starts to come up, temperatures as well into the middle 80s this front will be coming through and i think probably the higher area of picking up some showers and some thunderstorms and maybe downpour or two would be north and west every philadelphia. we'll show that you in just a second. tuesday we could still have the front hanging around and still continuing with the same weather conditions as monday. temperatures in the middle 80s, chance of showers or thunderstorm, and then that kicks out of there and starts to heat up around here. computer model says not much. we've got great weather right through this evening right through tomorrow, and then, as we get into tomorrow, tomorrow during the day should be fine in most locations, but notice this. this is a look, at least at the timing right now we've got some showers maybe heavier showers working through, not just north of philadelphia, though i think you may be finding more of them up there. but you have also got some that break out of the pack and come through this area, through philadelphia, wilmington through south

jersey, this is a look at 8:00 tomorrow night. we have more that breaks out to the north at about 10:00 11:00 tomorrow night. so this is the trends for the next couple of days. on monday, and tuesday. we get the shower and thunderstorm chances, we keep it going even in the longer range. it shows looks a little worse but doesn't show that they will be scat nerd some times. tuesday afternoon some showers, scattered around, tuesday, 4:00, some showers scattered around. and then this gets out of here and the sun returns for us completely on, looks like, on wednesday. the highest rainfall totals should be to the north if if this doppler estimate in advance is showing us. but today just estimating, just how much sunshine can we get? a lot. 78 degrees philadelphia. sixty-eight at the shore. poconos, 72 degrees. beaches with the moderate risk of rip current ocean temperature is 60 degrees. and you have got pretty high uv index so, latter on the sunscreen. our temperature today, i can't

say it enough, 78 degrees. love that. tonight we drop down, 62 degrees, so when outside today take the pets out with you, threat them have fun day too. eight a monday, tuesday some scattered around, and then it is hot around here, thursday, friday at 90 degrees. >> time to see how traffic is moving ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center good morning traffic moving much better, especially on the schuylkill. we have the pesky overnight construction, that's cleared but the schuylkill eastbound fine looking between the boulevard and montgomery drive. both directions, no delays. we're going to move the traffic cam to the ben franklin parkway site of today's bike race. closed between logan circuit and art museum circle along with martin luther drive and montgomery drive. kelly drive between the art museum circle and lincoln driver. ridge avenue shutdown between

schoolhouse lane and hermit street for the cycling race, in effect now until 5:00 tonight. we move the traffic cam again to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. you heard carol say what gorgeous day it is, great day to head to the shore. >> further up, 42, the a.c. expressway, garden state parkway, all look okay. we do have note from septa the airport line is suspended due to signal problems. everything else septa on or close to schedule. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic sentiment i'm ann evans todd, back to you. >> okay, smooth sailing, thank if you. carol has a special guest on this week's ask the vet. >> the plight of factory farm animals, and place that rescues them. that story coming

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he is mine. he's also written this book, living the farm sanctuary life here is a copyright here, and full jen get better look at it. jean, thank you for what do you for these farm animals. >> well thank you. youyou know, most people are humane, most people don't like to see animals such, but most people are unwittingly supporting this by buying animal food without thinking about it so we want people to think. >> because people love the taste of bacon but they don't realize what a kind and intelligent creature that bacon comes from. >> oh, pigs are amazing, if you look into apogee's eyes, they look a lot like a person's eyes. winston churchill said a dog looks up to you cats look down to you but a pig will look you straight in the eye. >> how do you get these animals? you have got two sanctuaries how are you getting the animals for that, and how are they coming to you? >> animals come to us from various places, often time neighbors will see an animal treated badly or even people who work in the factory farms will see one left for dead.

or one that is very sick and not going to get the treatment they need, and they will contact us, vets sometimes contact us. >> i want to roll some video. this is some farm sanctuary video of some of the animals on your farm sanction too area. you have pigs, and goats, and cattle and that sort of thing. they've got personalities. i think people who don't know animals maybe or they think farm animals are just 1bla, one personality. not so? >> they are all individuals. some are more outgoing than others, some are more shy they develop relationships with each other. we have turkeys that follow you around like puppy dogs. we have a sheep named grace who loves to be petted so when you are petting her and you stop petting her she starts pawing at you saying keep going. so very friendly animals. >> and that's what people need to know. how do you convince someone who eats meat, who says hey i want a hamburger, to not have a tofu burger or veggie burger, how do you convince them to maybe start to think about the source that far food? >> well, farm san too area people get to know the animals, already friends and

when you connect with them that way the idea of eating a pig or cow or chick send just as upsetting as eating a dog or cat. once you know them you don't want to eat them. you want to see them as individuals, and as friends and better for us, too. >> how can people help? how can people change the factory farming way that these animals are suffering? >> well, it is just about awareness. not buying these products, making food choices, every day we spends our dollars, and we go-go to amazing egan restaurants, other vegan restaurants, vegan foods even at main street grocery stores now. >> the farm sanctuary life. recipes this this book. it is a terrific book. and it talks about some of the animals that are there. but they have stories. they have personalities. jean bauer, you are a hero to these animals without a voice. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. and we will be back right after this.

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judge good morning, i'm todd quinones, in for nicole brewer. we are looking at super sunday ahead of us weather wise, here's meteorologist carol erickson with a look at eyewitness weather and today is great. and the rest of the week also looks pretty good.

little humid but pretty good. >> you know, looks like summer, coming up, today not so much. summer perfect. so, i would think that this might be an early summer day. which it probably actually is, but it is acting like one doesn't bring in any of the negative features of summertime either. blue skies are out there we're calling this triple crown winner in weather. because we've got perfect sky perfect temperature perfect humidity today. just beautiful looking day. ben franklin bridge area, fine. just waiting for to you come down and visit the shore just waiting for to you come down and visit, ocean city, out on bikes, running around, just having terrific time. another boardwalk for us, than down in rehoboth beach. people out there as well. 59 degrees and the winds out of the east 11 miles an hour along that boardwalk. we have storm scan3, i had to put it on the wide view. because you were probably tired of hearing t and i was certainly tired of talking about the fact that nothing was going on here. so let's find out where something is. notice, the ribbon of green

yellow, over there and it is near chicago, and greenbay, wisconsin. that is the front that's going to be coming here tomorrow. and probably tomorrow evening and i think we'll see some showers, maybe thunderstorm out of that, as we move through the day late part of the day on monday, and maybe still on tuesday. sixty-three right now in philadelphia. it is 56 allentown. fifty-seven in dover and just 41 in the poconos. on our way to 78 lovely delicious degrees today. >> talking about warm weather coming up on seven day forecast just ahead todd. >> enjoy it while we've got it right carol. international cycling classic 12-mile course runs trues the rolling hills of manayunk, east falls fairmount park, kelly drive. kerry -- cherri gregg live in manayunk, at the start of the race, good morning! >> good morning todd. i'm here at lycum and

manayunk activity starting to pick up. security thick here. as folks all from around the world check in to get ready for the race. the race will begin here, for the men's portion and in less than 30 minutes the men will go about nine laps for a total of more than 110 miles. >> all throughout the city, 12-mile course, but through neighborhoods, and i'm here with elizabeth who lives right here, on lycum few hundred feet away from the starting line. and you have been coming to this race for about fine years. what's it like being a resident of manayunk diker this -- during this day? >> on the day of the race it is amazing everybody comes out, all have good spirit, great family event. people bring their kids. they watch the race. i mean, athlete climb that wall, just nothing like it.

>> and of course elizabeth brought emma and owen, her young children here, and she was able to come out and in her flip flops and some coffee. and has primo spot in order to watch the race. i mean, there is actually, you guys, will be cheering on somebody from the neighborhood, as well? >> yes robin carpenter, one of the athletes that will be climbing the wall, he lives right over around the corner. he's been training on this hill, his whole life. and it is just an absolute joy to watch his mom and dad watch their child do this race. >> parking over here is a bear, but good trade off for you? >> it is. i like t i was an athlete myself. i always love seeing good athletes doing their work and enjoying it, and a lot of pride in saying for me, for saying that i live right on the wall. >> you know today this is a part where people will grit their teeth and you hear the grunts as the cyclists come up the manayunk wall. and of course, the feature

race of today will begin at 12:30, it is the women's race, it is the first time ever, that the women are the featured race. and it is first world cup women's event in philadelphia since 2001. so, lots of things going on, history making day in manayunk as the race begins, in about 25 minutes. live in manayunk, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> great event out there today. >> horse race being greatest drought has come to end. american pharaoh wins the belmont steaks and the triple crown. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has the details from elmont, new york. >> reporter: american pharaoh made it look easy. >> clinch of triple crown.

thrilling the sell-out crowd of 90,000. >> just watch history. it was beautiful. amazing. i have chills. it was awesome. >> affirmed last won all three races, the kentucky derby preakness, belmont, back in 1978. >> thirty-seven years in the making. it is incredible. because who knows when the next one will win. >> since then 12 winner have been in the winners areas circle but fell short on mile and a half track here at belmont. all of the horses in saturday's race were fresher than american pharaoh, having skipped the derby the preakness or both. >> it wasn't just a win. he blew them away. soy to me it means he is a real horse. >> this guy should keep running. >> but that's unlikely. american pharaoh's breeding rights were fold last month fees now at prem yum. of course industry experts predict he could make his owners as much as $100 million. in elmont, new york, wendy gillette cbs-3, "eyewitness

news". american pharaoh is the 12th horse to win the triple crown. and victor espinoza is first hispanic jockey to win the triple crown. well, we now know the identity of a woman hit in the face by a baseball bat friday night at fenway park. she is identified as tonyia carpenter, the bat struck her in the head and caused major bleeding initially her injuries were described as life threatening, but this morning, she has improved. but remains in serious condition at a boston area hospital. a suspect wanted for killing his ex-girlfriend is found dead in a apparent suicide. police had been searching for 45 year old michael itell since thursday for allegedly stabbing 39 year old carol bone to death. she was found un response enough her berlin township driveway wednesday night. police say bone had a protection order against itell. he hung himself in the garage of another ex-girlfriend's home in west berlin. police are investigating a deadly shooting in a point

breeze section of philadelphia. it happened shortly after 2:00 saturday afternoon on the 2300 block of oakford forward street. police say the 43 year old victim was pronounced dead at the hospital. no arrests have been made. a 17 year old man is in critical condition after he was shot nine times in germantown early saturday morning. it happened near germantown avenue and bryn hurst street. victim ran into chinese food store for help. police followed his trail of blood and found ten shell casings, and a car with multiple bullet holes in it. investigators hope nearby surveillance cameras may offer clues about the gunman. and two people are in custody after a car crashes into a house in blackwood camden county. the house on spring ridge court suffered some structural damage investigators say voorhees police were pursuing the vehicle prior to that crash. the driver and passenger were arrested after a brief search. no word those on why police

were pursuing that car. authorities in lehigh county have ruled the death of a three year old girl who fell four stories from a window as accidental. it happened on the 700 block of turner street in allentown late friday night. authorities have identified that little girl as tamara arnet. victim's five year old sister who also fell out of the window remains hospital in the critical condition. police are working right now to determine what exactly led to that terrific, horrible fall. >> broadway's biggest night comes to cbs-3 still ahead we'll have preview of tonight's tony award. and talk about big this giant glass of lemonade set world record. more on this local tribute to alex scott. then we're off. a sunny start this morning carol will let us know when we might see showers when we come back.

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>> bingo for great cause. "eyewitness news" at the 16th annual back tie gaping go fundraiser in center city. all of the funds there raised go to hiv aids, services, right here in the greater philadelphia region. the bingo verifying diva's also entertain the crowd with a few dance moves. >> broadway getting ready ready to honor their own 69th annual tony award. >> this year, the bricks are everywhere. the ten nominees for best

acting in a drama, five are british. they include some of the uk's biggest stars including kerry muscle began and ellen muren. americans are the favorite in the musical category, and of course to catch some of those incredible broadway numbers you can watch them right in your living room with the tony awards show it, kicks off right here at 8:00 p.m. on cbs-3. a local family breaks the guiness world record for the largest cup of lemonade. michael and trish atkins hosed the event saturday in lindenwold, new jersey in order to raise money for alex lemonade stand. the atkins daughter lilly survived cancer after she was diagnosed with a brain tumor eight years ago. her family has hosed a lemonade stand ever since. message is mixed, to find a cure. where ever you are go ahead and go step into alex's lemonade stands, give your donation, know that alex is dedicating to find a cure for childhood cancer one step at a time.

>> cup was filled with get this 1,735 gallons of lemonade man that's a lot of lemonade. it shattered previous record by nearly 200 gallons. and another alex's lemonade stand saturday, this one in swedesboro, gloucester county, it was hosted by a nine year old boy named mario carpino, battling inch open r recall brain tumor since 2007. mario's lemonade stand huge community event last year, jon bon jovi showed up. his event has raised $10,000. great job mario. and this thursday, we are taking a stand for hope, cbs-3, and the "cw philly" are so very proud and honored to partner with alex's lemonade stand foundation, raising money for childhood cancer. join us please from 6:00 a.m. through 8:00 p.m. as we remember alex, and continue her dream of finding cure, we hope you can join us, and make

a donation and take a stand for hope. >> oh, boy. i'll say. we need to irradicate that disease. looking right now, our weather watchers are loving the wet they are morning. and you can see they have already let me know what their temperatures are but they also, they can't be silent, they've got comments to make. here is 55 degrees temperature that robin out in haunt laurel says, absolutely gorgeous, i think she is referring to the weather, though. best morning yet of the spring and summer. and it very well may be. it is so nice. any of these comments that you find out here, everyone of them people are just, jerry naught king of prussia, warm day, cool nights, now that is good weather. every other comment is a very same thing. and you're probably making your own comment about how just phenominal this weather is. let's take a stroll, shall we? we walk over, maybe we can zhitnik to one another on the beach? could you put any suntan lotion on my back? as we saw in a story, very

hard area, and the suntan lotion on, and area you can get some sunburn and today i think is a ripe day for sunburn, because we will be looking at lot of sunshine, yesterday, i know, how bad it was, i heard from so many people how bad it was down at the shore yesterday with all of the rain that you saw specially, through cape may county. but, today, trying to make up for it. and the beach empty right now, because it is cool, temperatures are in the 50's at this point. but they'll be warming up. we have storm scan3, still on the wide view. notice the philadelphia area, nothing much going on, this is the weather-maker that you'll see in several forms coming up. see it on graphic blue line, and then you will see it as we go out in time. and put the progression of this through the area. that is in just what ten seconds. sixty-three in philadelphia, 56 trenton. 61 degrees down in wilmington this morning. we've got temperatures in the 70s today mostly sunny skies perfect day i mention the blue line, that you saw through chicago. well, here it is, on this map.

and you can see as we go through time, we find it moving through the philadelphia area, as it does so we change from our ideal weather today in the upper 70s, into the middle eight's wean start to pick up a shower and thunderstorm chances. here we go. computer model says oh, couple of clouds maybe later this afternoon, to the north. but still just sunshine, beautiful looking day. very comfortable temperatures. by the time we get to monday afternoon, still not looking bad here. the humidity is starting to pick up monday. then some showers, and some storms, start to break out. you can see with the bull's eye look that there could be downpour or two associated with some of those. some of the areas to the north, maybe get few more than areas to the south. but i think we do definitely get into some of this rain, this is a look at monday at 11:00 at night. by the time we get to tuesday early in the morning things dry out for bit. and then we watch maybe some more showers breaking out in the area. so monday, tuesday, i think are the two days at this point that you will be watching for precipitation. and increased chances of

humidity, and also maybe even a thunderstorm. computer doppler estimates going out into time, say the heaviest rainfall out of this next batch should probably be well to the north of the philadelphia area, though, if you get thunderstorm, you can always get a downpour. looking at temperature of 78 in philadelphia, shore 68, the poconos 72 degrees. these temperatures, can you imagine, how many people would live here if we had temperatures like this year around? oh, just unbelievable. moderate risk of rip current going to the beaches just watch for, that as you put your foot in. 68 degrees, the beach today very high, uv index so, high risk every sunday burn. 78 degrees, and high risk that you don't want to come back inside the house all day long. just perfect looking out there today. tonight, 62 degrees, mostly cloudy partly cloudy later on and then monday, sun clouds showers thunderstorms, later on in the day. same deal on tuesday. wednesday, 86, with some sunshine, and thursday, and friday todd, 90 degrees. i believe that weather

calls for some golfing days carol. thank you very much. >> time now to check the roads and highways, we go out to ann evans at the traffic center. good morning ann. >> good morning todd, with that note, beautiful day for the phillies cycling bike race, it is taking place on the ben franklin parkway along with other streets. the ben franklin parkway shutdown between logan circuit and the art museum circle along with kelly drive to the art museum circle and lincoln drive. ridge avenue shutdown for the bike race between schoolhouse lane and hermit street. of course ridge avenue also shutdown to greene lane, level erring street shutdown main street to tower street for the race today. we will move the traffic cam here, there you go, this is the schuylkill expressway, right at spring garden street, if you look to the left, that's martin luther king drive. that's closed today from the ben franklin parkway to montgomery drive for recreational activities, see bikers walkers on that, one loan walker actually your jogger, we move the traffic cam again, to the ben franklin, to the walt whitman bridge, excuse me, walt whitman bridge mid-span. no delays or problems on the walt whitman bridge further up

42 looks good. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans todd, back to you. >> all right, ann, thanks so much. we'll be right back.

a crown fit for pharaoh in new york saturday, championship horse ends nearly 40 year drought. >> and american pharaoh makes his run for glory as they come into the final ... frosted is second. american pharaoh two lent lead. frosted is all out and here it is, the 37 year wait is over. american pharaoh is finally the one american pharaoh has won the triple crown. >> wire to wire holding offer the fields, and running into the history books. becomes the first horse to win all three, the kentucky derby preakness, and belmont, since affirmed did it in 1978. only 12 horses in history have accomplishing the rare feat. >> they host the giants in the last of the three gay set yesterday, slow start, doomed the fighting's.

we fast forward here to the fourth inning. trailing ganzalez walks man on first and third free run makes it four-zip giants. gonzalez would be pulled just couple of batters later after giving up a hit to baumgartner. would build six-nothing lead before the phils put on the pressure. bottom half of the fourth, jeff van core steps in with bases loaded, he'll take jog around the bags. that's grand-slam. his first since 2006. that's going to make the game six-four, come back would fall short, 57 to five. >> game two, the fight for lord stanley cup. blackhawks looking to take the first two in tampa bay gain huge edge over lightning. we pick it up in the third period. that pa bay leading it, three to two, always seems to show up big moments, wick one past bishop. argues, but the goal will

stand. leaves the game. but lightning strike back, five minutes late, jason with the rocket, deflect, second half. the lightning, hold onto win this one, four to three. the philadelphia union hosting the new york city football club, down at ppl park, their third match in eight days, union come into this one with tired legs. the match all tied at one 87th minute, patrick mullen scores off throw in from his left foot. that's the game winner, two-one, the final. >> definitely around tiger woods would like to forget. the 14-time major champions had eight an at the memorial tournament, not shockingly, this is the worse rounds of wood's career it, reads that way on the score card, he posted two double bogey's quadruple, six, right now justin roads heads into today's final rounds of top leader board at 15 under. that's all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdale. have a great day.

>> workers at oklahoma city school make amazing discovery hidden in the walls. take a look, old chalk drawings dating back to 1917 were uncovered. like an old photograph, they offered a glimpse into how student learn nearly century ago that includes the story of the pilgrims landing at plymouth rock and the first thanksgiving. principal sherrie keyshort describes seeing it for the very first time. >> i got tears in my eyes and then i stayed in here and just stared, because it is really like it was like walking into a time capsule. >> the school district says they are now working on ways to find a way to pre serve those historic drawings. what a find. that's it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what's coming up at 8:00. thousands of cyclists are here in philadelphia. and they're just moments away from taking on the manayunk wall. we're live at the philadelphia cycling classic coming up next, and are you looking for a better way to spice up your work out in new twist on the old yoga routine.

how to get your beach body at the beach. coming up. and this sunday shaping up to be a winner. carol is back with her forecast.

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today is sunday, june 7th, good morning everyone, i'm todd quinones in for nicole brewer. we are looking at fantastic sunday. here's meteorologist carol erickson with a look at the werth. i just can't say enough about this day. it is so great. >> picture this, weather will just great. >> i love the timing after beautiful sunday. >> so many people can get outside enjoy this werth wonderful to have it all day long. let's have battle of the board walk. >> look how crowded people running around, feeling so energetic, thinking this weather was awful yesterday at the shore. but, boy making up for it today. and the next boardwalk we are going to be headed to rehoboth beach. you can see people are running around on, that as well. and the ocean kicking up little bit. if you look out there you will see that you probably would want to keep just maybe your tow in the ocean because we do