. right now in philadelphia it feels like 94, heat and mood my tid, 93 millville. ninety-three in wilmington. this evening temperatures will be falling through the 80's but feels like readings or heat index will be high. ninety-two at 7:00 p.m. feeling like 87 at 9:00. at 11:00 feeling like 84. tomorrow morning at 8:00 o'clock, feels like reading, in the 70's and 80's but look at what happens around the noon, 1c o'clock hour. it feels like 101 in philadelphia wilmington and dover and atlantic city at the airport. it feels like ten to in millville. these are the highest feels like readings we have seen this entire spring, you take temperature which will be about 90 tomorrow and on intense, oppressive humidity and these are the numbers, we will get and that is why schools will dismiss orally. we will talk about the heat and storms we will expect tomorrow. the heat is, kathy: the

storms this morning were severe in some areas. two cars were hit by fallen tree as drivers traveled on route 32 near aquatongue road in solebury township. one driver was trapped abe had to be extricated, both received minor injuries. there track storms in your neighborhood by down loading the weather app get the latest forecast from our team of meteorologist and check live radar anytime. down that app for freon google free and itunes search is on for a home up vader after police say a group of armed robbers, stormed a home and took cash and jewelry. this happened on the 2600 block of old seeing air grove road in broomall. police say thief pistol whipped a 17 year-old who answered the door and forced 45 year-old mother to open up the safe. we expect to the police chief who said this situation could

seven been worse. >> who knows what would have triggered then firing that weapon at either one of those the 17 other 45 year-old if they didn't do exactly what they were told, it is extremely scary. >> well, police did track down the getaway car and then caught three of the four suspects, so far one of them remains on the lose: the clean up continues in west philadelphia after a broken water main caused millions of gallons of water to surge in the street. this happened sunday morning at north fifth second street at west minister avenue. joins with more, alexandria. good evening jessica most customers out here do have water once again but i have been told by some that they are, playing with electrical issues. line repair crews have been on the scene all day at least 40 customers have been affect. of all the highlighted success of the military career, now measures just how high the water came. >> that is my credit, that is

my whole life. >> yes. >> but, time goes on. >> reporter: he and his wife have been through three water main breaks in the time that they have lived on north fifth second street near wyalusing. >> to hear that is how much water we had in the basement. >> reporter: what the their burst through around 5:30 a.m. on sunday came from the 36-inch transmission main just one block up, it was first installed, in 1885. >> we are doing a diagnostic test on the main to see if we can identify the cause once we had that. >> reporter: philadelphia water crews started visiting those affected to begin the claims process the city will eat up some damage cost and pay for clean up, rest will be direct to the individuals insurance. cars also took a big hit antoinette lewis could not navigate sunday's water to retrieve her from the street. >> we cannot get up our steps. >> reporter: an exact causes still in the clear aging types do play to many of the philadelphia is credited with having the oldest.

>> they have had heavy trucks running through and vibrates these old pipes abe then sooner they will give way. >> we know that this particular water main was recently inspected and no red flags had come up at all. we will we will explain more on that tonight at 6:00. alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". verizon work is crashed in philadelphia it was at a haverford avenue. police say that they were wanted for home invasion about a mile away, on the 5900 block of spring street. one of those suspects was caught at the crash scene, two others ran a away, that verizon driver was hospitalized with minor injuries. authorities have identified the woman killed in an early morning house fire in montgomery county, at six two-year old peggy armada. fire fighters arrived on the 100 block of skippack creek road in lower salford to find

heavy fire coming from the back of the home. four adult residents were able to escape and officials say that is when they learn armada was still trapped inside. they raced in to rescue her. >> we attempted to enter the house, but when the floors collapsed underneath us, no fire fighters were injured, we were able to get out of the house, safely. and we were able to move back and go, in the defensive operation after the floors collapsed. >> those four residents were taken to the hospital, for non-life threatening injuries and the cause of that fire, remains under investigation. a pair of shark attacks in north carolina end with two teenagers losing limbs. the attacks happened just 90 minutes apart on the same stretch of beach and today we're hearing 911 calls for help. correspondent, jidith craig has that story. >> reporter: this 13 year-old girl seen here lost part of her left arm and bitten on her left leg, a shark attacked her in waist deep water 20-yard

off shore in oak island north carolina. >> it looks like her entire hand almost. >> reporter: 2 miles away and 90 minutes later a six year-old boy lost his left arm. >> his armies not there. >> still coherent, took it clean off. >> reporter: investigators say it is unclear if the same a shark a attacked 29 teens. surgeons had to amputate both victim's left arm officials say strangers may have helped save their lives. >> bystanders on the beach with both of these stations, but did very quick first aid the correct way. >> reporter: a third rick tim a 13 year-old girl was bitten 30 miles away in the same county last thursday, but escaped with cuts to her foot. her board took the brunt of the attack. >> they are looking for sharks along the coastline with helicopter and boats. >> it is out of the normal for this area. >> reporter: beaches remained opened but community leaders caution people to be alert. in new york, kenneth you craig

for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". oak island does not have life guard on the beach the two teenagers who were attack are in stable condition. coming up at 6:00 o'clock tonight beach season is in full swing in our region so should we be concerned about shark attacks. why experts say it is safe to go in the water that is tonight at 6:00. woman accused of helping two quick killers escape from prison appeared in court today. authorities say joyce provided hacksaw blade and other tools to those inmates and then apparently also used tools through prison contractors to cut their way out. prosecutors say that mitchell agreed to be getaway driver but back out because she felt guilty for participating. >> we don't necessity if they are still in the immediate area or if they are in mexico. >> mitchell, initial criminal charges involving miss mitchell, but at this point in time those issues are also being investigated. >> reporter: search for david

sweat and richard matt is in the tenth day. the family of the man fatally shot by philadelphia police last year is calling on the cities top prosecutor to reopen an investigation into that case. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at police headquarters this afternoon to explain steve. >> reporter: jessica, today family of the brandon tait-brown made several demand and requests for philadelphia's top law enforcement officials. we have brought those demand to both district attorney and philadelphia police commissioner and for the most part those demand were answered but the attorney for the tait-brown family says these were not the answers that the family was looking for. >> accountability, accountability accountability. >> reporter: a mother's demand. >> on behalf of this family i formally call for the district attorney seth williams to reopen his criminal investigation into this incident. >> reporter: through their attorney family of 26 year-old brandon tait-brown called on

philadelphia's top law enforcement officials. >> how many lives need to be told until we don't believe any of it. >> reporter: in december tait-brown was pulled over by two philadelphia police officers in frankford the officers initially reported a struggle and said they feared for their lives when they thought tait brown was lunging for a gun in the car after a criminal investigation district attorney seth williams cleared officers of wrongdoing but since then the official account has changed philadelphia police new say tait brown wasn't reaching for a gun when he was shot in the back of the head ape killed but he was resisting and still moving around the the side of the car which did contain a gun. >> it doesn't change one very basic thing and that is that the individual had a gun in the car, the witness essay there was a struggle, and he made an attempt to get back to that car. >> reporter: philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey says his officers were in danger and made a tough call. >> people are asking questions and they should ask questions

but it doesn't mean have time an officer uses force it is in a prep eighth. >> reporter: as for reopening the case williams released this statement saying quote i stand by my decision not to file charges against the officer and have no plans to reopen the investigation because what happened was tragic but not criminal. coming up at 61:00 more demand aimed directly at commissioner charles ramsey, we will have what the demand was his response and what the family plans to do next, again at 6:00 o'clock. we're live at philadelphia police headquarters i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" her story spark a national conversation about racial identity and now a prominent leader in the naacp is stepping down. plus what a brother is saying about her allege cover up. images are stunning, zoo animals on the loose after deadly flooding and fears are growing as the search for the

dangerous animals continue. how much sleep should you be getting for health? new recommendations out on those precious z's, we w

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formed a blockade around the rig and they were violating the vessel safety zone. embattled head of the naacp chapter in washington state has stepped down following questions about her it is in particular. rachel dolezal claimed to be an african-american women her parents said she was born white, cbs news correspondent chris martinez has more on dolezal's decision to resign. >> reporter: through facebook post rachel dolezal gave up her position as naacp chapter president without clearly answering lingering questions about her it is in particular. in march and an organization, outcomes is in the best interest of the naacp. controversy has been building around dolezal for accusation that is she was misrepresenting her background. >> if i was asked i would definitely say say yes, i do consider myself to be black. >> reporter: but pictures from her childhood in montana a

show a blonde blue eye freckle face girl, her parents say dolezal has lied about her past for years. >> our daughter is primarily german and czech republic and european dissent. >> so she's white. >> she's white. >> reporter: dolezal was once married and grew up were four adopted black children. one of the brothers claimed that she asked him to help keep her true ethnicity and secret. >> she grew, and white privilege, verse others. >> reporter: dolezal serves as chair of spokane's independent police commission and city is investigating whether she lied about her ethnicity about her application. chris martinez for cbs news, los angeles. dolezal was supposed to address the controversy and explain herself in a chapter meeting tonight but abruptly canceled that meeting hours before announcing her resignation on line. still ahead on "eyewitness news" three on your side, the best reward card, whether you

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it may be mid-june but may flies are working overtime in lancaster county. look at that the swarming insects snarled traffic in

hemp field township and may have caused one accident. officials shut down a bridge that became inundated by droves of those flying pests it is in the clear what led to the may fly invasion but a swarm in wisconsin last year was so big it actually showed up on local radar. >> um-hmm. >> now that didn't happen this time kathy but there is plenty of them there. that is enough. >> we don't need anymore. >> no. >> all right. in the heat and humidity we're talking about a little bit more humid may fly kind of weather. we're talking about temperatures that will be around 90 degrees tomorrow and humidity oppressive. when you combine the two it will be serious in many locations and we will show you those locations but first lets look at our eyewitness weather watcher observations. you will see them at the bottom of the screen. down the shore not catching a break from heat and humidity, we do not have a sea breeze we have persistent land breeze and wind from the west is keeping it hot every where and strong enough to keep that ocean influence away. you can see on the board

pretty busy here eighth street, ninth street, no weather issues down the shore right now storm scan three we have showers popping up. you can see this area of rain right here through lehigh valley moving through north jersey and central new jersey and bow echo an indication on the radar when you see this bulge in the south of the hageers town that there could be some wind damage there. as we zoom in you'll see they are few and far between in our region, this is moving, west and east ton and moving toward south of who will an and northern part of the bucks county noxamixon so thinks an area we will be watching. also through south jersey we have one cell intense with heavy rain and it is not really that wide. just a couple miles heavy rain in collins lake. here's three to two this is 73 on the way to the beach and folsom. thinks northeastern part of the atlantic count soy heavy rain. these will be fast moving downpours and they will be small, so they will be highly localized. right now in philadelphia 88. same in trenton.

86 degrees in allentown. eighty-four in millville. down the shore just as warm, rehoboth beach delaware 87. eighty-two sea isle. ocean city will four. barnegat light at 86 degrees. really warm and sticky every where this afternoon. and speaking about that when we lot at dew points that is amount of moisture in the atmosphere. in the like relative humidity that go up and down with temperatures. it is constant. today it is 71, quite humid. tomorrow 70. when we see dew points in the 70's we will check the index and call that oppressive. that is where we will be tomorrow and temperatures will be at least just as warm. intense heat tomorrow, temperatures around 90, heat index between 95 and 100. drink a lot of water and try to a roid any strenuous activity. future weather shows those pop up showers and storms tonight maybe a few more late tonight especially through south jersey, tomorrow morning no issues but see what happens after the noon hour, we will have a cold front moving through and it will line up especially late in the

afternoon, early evening with more widespread downpours. here's the front moving through, hot and humid touring the day tomorrow catching a dry break on wednesday and then tropical moisture moving our way for thursday, speaking of this, a quick check of the tropics, you can see this cluster of thunderstorms has a 90 percent chance of forming. that will be tropical storm bill. that moisture will feed up, the central u.s. feeding our terms for thursday, and that would make it even warmer and more humid. that is something to watch out for late week. overnight low temperature 73 and on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast, 90 tuesday. wednesday 85. best day of the week thursday 82 and storms. that is your forecast, we will be right back with more after this.

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then 1 percent on everything else. it is a really good deal. >> reporter: is there a $75 annual fee with the blue cash preferred card you have to figure out if you spend enough in those areas to out way that fee. key to getting a good reward credit card you have to have an excellent credit score credit score of at least 750 or higher. but i always tell people, pay it off every month otherwise you have to look at interest rates but if you pay it off every month, you know what the heck might as well get something back. >> make your money work for you if you spend it get something back. >> just pay it off. coming up in the next half an hour crowded field of republicans running for president gets a little larger. jeb bush officially kicks off his run for the republican presidential nomination with a new logo and video. and it is supposed to be a routine flight to london how did passengers even up in a military barracks in canada. we will tell you about one outrageous flight delay. running wild, flooding

destroys cages at a flu leaving wild animals roaming streets we have the latest on this coming

i'm jessica dean with some of top stories clean up continues have after a water main break flooded part of the fifth second street in west philadelphia. the 36-inch transmission main was first installed in 1885,

and the city will pay for clean up and some of the damage while companies will handle the rest. authorities identified the woman kill in the early morning house fire in lower is salford montgomery county as peggy air mad owe the four adults were able to escape. and, joyce mitchell, woman accused of helping two convicted killers escape from a new york prison appeared in court today. manhunt for david sweat and rich art matt is in the tenth day, kathy. in weather we are talking about heat, humidity firing off some thunderstorms. we have a dying front that is creating some showers and storms right here through poconos and lehigh valley those moving south and east and also maryland, baltimore washington a little bit of the bow echo you can see it bowing out there saying some wind damage is going on. thinks moving toward eastern shore and central delaware and cape may. we will update you on these and more storms coming tomorrow, a little later in the broadcast jessica.

jeb bushies officially, a presidential candidate. the son of the former president george hw bush and brother of the former president george w. bush, announced his campaign at an event in miami. correspondent chris bo swell was there. >> i'm a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: former florida governor jeb bush made it official monday becoming the 11th republican and third member of his family to seek the g.o.p. presidential nomination. >> we will take washington, the static capitol of this dynamic country and then turn it out of the business of causing problems, and will get back on the front, on the right side of free enterprise and freedom for all americans. >> reporter: the six two-year old bush famous last name was left off his official campaign logo focused on his two terms as governor. >> we made florida number one in job creation and number one in small business creation.

1.3 million new jobs. >> reporter: jeb bush, is entering as a top tear candidate but his maryland rate views on immigration and support for common core education standard could cost him conservative votes. >> he engaged the conservative movement and communicate his positions on common core, and education and other issues. >> reporter: for many in florida one issue is most important. >> we need to fix the problem we immigration inside of this country and get it fix for 11 million people. >> reporter: bush will square off against his g.o.p. rival including marco rubio in the parties first debate, on august 6th. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". bush joined the crowded field of republican hopefuls, a total of 11 candidates, are currently vying for g.o.p. nomination. party's first prime time debate has ten slots available and that means not everyone will participate. a deadly crash involving a

tractor trailer is under investigation in salem county. chopper three over route 5450 near coal line road in quinton township. police say this truck left the roadway at 6:30 this morning and crash in the pole before coming to a rest on its side. and, the driver was killed, route 540 was closed for several hours as police investigated and it is back opened tonight. police are searching for suspect in the stabbing at a frankford corner store a 60 year-old man was stabbed several times in joe's deli on the 3100 block of frankford avenue around 10:20 this morning. we are told that rick tim is in stable condition at temple university hospital and an investigators say this could have been a robbery attempt. attempted robbery in philadelphia is caught on surveillance cameras. thins dent took place friday at olney check cashing on north front street. police say this suspect entered and began asking some questions. he then left, and came back, and ordered an employee toward the cashier who was behind glass with the fake handgun pointed in to her back.

cashier refused to let the suspect behind the counter and he fled, with no money. police are searching for this man he broke into mrs. kay's coffee shop in olde city, they took one cash register drawer and put it into his car. but he had trouble removing a second drawer. he grabbed the register, shoved it, kicked it but could not get it to budge. that suspect ended uptaking off with only one of the drawers. some thieves in detroit went above and beyond in their efforts, they broke in through the roof of this metro p.c. s store, one suspect filled the bag with phones and then handed it to an accomplice and then you can see gasoline being poured through a hole in the roof. they set the store on fire, causing about $10,000 in damage. one thing to come in and steel, and then take stuff and other thing when you set a building on fire. >> the owner does hope to rebuild and is offering a reward for help in arresting those suspects.

rescue crews in the former soviet country of georgia are searching for dangerous animals right now cbs news correspondent tina krause shows us how animals escaped from the zoo during deadly floods this weekend police locked down georgia's capitol city as rescue crews hunt for dangerous animals to escaped when flood waters hit. >> the zoo director says many people reported seeing wild animals roaming the city. this hippo wandered around in one of the main squares on sunday after flash floods destroyed its cage. authorities, shot the hippo with a tranquilizer dart and led it away. lions, jaguars and bears are still on the loose helicopters are warning the people to stay indoors. this bear took refuge on a second story air conditioning unit. at least 300 animals have died many drawned, including monkeys and penguins. heavy rain triggered the flood

that killed a dozen people, including three zoo keepers and people are still missing. a massive clean up operation is underway. tina krause, cbs news. >> some angry residents accused authorities of going on safari as many animals were hunted down and then killed. united airlines is being criticized for the way it handled a diverted flight from chicago. the london bound plane was forced to land in canada due to a mechanical issue friday night and while the plane's crew was put up in a hotel its 176 passengers had to stay overnight at an unheated military barracks. >> i don't know, i had not planned to get in this area. >> passengers boarded a new plane to new jersey's newark airport, more than 20 hours later, and united released a statement apologizing for inconvenience and offered refund for the one way ticket to london. well, house is this for a frightening end to a flight

those are passengers that are standing on the wing of a a legionnaire flight in boys i. they popped the emergency exit after they saw smoke outside the plane. it turns out it was vapor from a fuel leak. a few passenger jumped out of the tarmac and rest of them were helped down. this years recipient of the prestigious marion anderson award. there is certainly a lot of people who don't get enough sleep but there are also people who are getting too much? coming up new recommendations are just released about the optimal amount of shut eye for your health. this summer the mann center is making you an offer you cannot refuse see how orchestra is bringing the music of the godfather to life kathy. in weather we are talking about showers and thunderstorms popping up this evening but a better chance thomas a cold front moves through, it will feel like, it is over 100 degrees in some spots, we will be back with the seven day as "eyewitness ne

target is getting out of the pharmacy business, it announced plans to sell pharmacy and clinic business to cvs health corporation for $1.9 billion. don't worry you will still be able to get flu shops and prescriptions. as part of the deal pharmacies and clinic will be rebranded

with the cvs name and operate with a this deal effects target more than 1600 pharmacies and 80 clinics. drivers, might soon be seeing some relief at the gas pump. energy information administration predicts gas prices will drop every month through the end of the year. the eia says prices could be as low as 2.27 by december, how about that. right now pennsylvania drivers are paying 2.88 for gallon of gas, new jersey prices hovering around 2.61 and in delaware drivers are looking at 2.68. britain is marking the 800 anniversary of the signing of the mag in a carta britain's royal family celebrated the occasion in runnemede when king john sealed tonight 1215. it established that no one is above the law including the king. it also protected rights and freedoms of society. british prime minister david cameron called the mag in a carta a document that introduced modern democracy we will be right

jazz legend win ton mar salees is the merion anderson award win. mayor michael nut's announced the award today. he a has won nine grammys and toured 30 countries during his career. this award was created in 1998 in honor of merion anderson a

celebrated singer, born in philadelphia it honors people whose body of work has improved the world beyond entertainment. previous winners included john bon jovi, mia farrow and oprah. and kathy we're looking at incredible temperatures, dangerously hot. >> yes, when you combine heat and humidity it is whole new ballgame. when it is oppressive, it is a a big problem and it will be serious tomorrow. take a look outside where we have heat, humidity but nothing like what we will see tomorrow. center city philadelphia that milky white sky indicating high humidity in the region. we are looking at dew point true amount of miss another in the air and those numbers are really high. they are like midsummer numbers, and that is why we're a bit concerned for tomorrow. tonight will be very muggy, as well. our eyewitness weather watchers are reporting temperatures in the 80's, official high in philadelphia 89, came close to that 90-degree mark but just didn't make it. as we look at our temperatures

or bubbles as we like to call them or cloud we will go to the north in southeastern pennsylvania, johnnies reporting from perkasie where temperature is 87 degrees. real nice breaks of sun we agree, just a beautiful day and lawrence in new jersey temperature 87. buena reporting in some showers there. some showers and high humidity. we have just experienced a sun squall sun showers yes but never, a sundown pour. i saw one of those yesterday where sun was out on half of the street and other half of the street it was pouring rain. eighty-six in south jersey. kathy is saying a wind out of the south at 5:00 it feels like a zahn, heat index is 96. we will see more of that sauna-like weather during the day tomorrow. look at storm can three because we have some showers and storms popping up. and these have drenching downpours and i talk about that one that is moving right now through the lehigh valley. this is the one that is impacting peter as well living

in lawrenceville area. in holland you can see in pennsylvania some heavy rain, noxamixon moving over into new jersey and central new jersey and frenchtown. very strong cell there. we have lightening. some wind. but big part of the picture this evening will be heavy downpours. tomorrow we are under the marginal risk for severe weather and that just means chance of gusty wind, maybe hail but it will be downpours frequent lightening with these storms as well. reason why we have a cold front moving through during the day tomorrow especially in the afternoon instability a head of it, that front deteriorate and lifts atmosphere and atmosphere is prime, like a sponge, filled to the brim with water. we will get these very heavy downpours. by tomorrow afternoon we will see these showers and storms. high pressure builds in for wednesday. we will catch a break. it will be a nice day. then we will watch this next area of low pressure moving in from the tennessee valley. a a lot of moisture moving along with it. it will be caught up, with

some tropical moisture. tropical moisture, of course, originated to the south and we will watch gulf of mexico. this is a cluster of thunderstorms that could be a tropical depression and tropical storm. it has a 90 percent chance of forming. that is a good chance. it will be tropical storm bill. this moisture will be caught up in the flow of that front and it will feed the storms for thursday. that means additional moisture and also could mean just some down right heavy rain for thursday. keeping an eye on. that overnight, we will see muggy conditions, low temperature 73 degrees. keep windows closed, air conditioning on, some sun tomorrow steamy, afternoon shower and storm high temperature 90. as we go hour by hour tomorrow morning very humid by 12:00 o'clock 87 and i think dew points will be high so we are talking about feels like readings in the high 90's to around hundred and four and 5:00 o'clock, in the 8:00 o'clock hour with temperatures in the 80's and high humidity. on the exclusive seven day

forecast and shore cast highs in the 80's through saturday, we will go 91 on fathers day 90 on monday and shore temperatures staying sticky as well. that is your seven day forecast. just how much sleep are you getting every night? the american thoracic society has just issued new recommendations and goal here, it is to raise a awareness that sleep is just as important for good health as nutrition and exercise. cbs news correspondent marley hall reports now from new york. >> reporter: demand of grad school forced, this woman to cut back on her sleep. >> it was like sound meaningful hours, three hours six hours if i was lucky. >> reporter: that is significantly less than seven to nine hours a night american thoracic society recommend for most adults, sleeping more may be a an indication of health issues including depression. sleeping less is also linked to health problems. >> your subject to certain metabolic problems such as

prediabetes, you have more likelihood to have cardiovascular problems and hypertension. >> reporter: policy statement also recommend that the development of age based sleeping guidelines for children. better education for health care providers about common sleep disorders and talk therapy rather than medication to treat insomnia. >> the drug stops the insomnia pops up again but when cognitive behavioral therapy is instituted, is there more longer lasting sleep satisfaction. >> reporter: viviani has recently started catching up with her sleep now that she has graduated. >> i'm kind of in a vacation mode so i'm sleeping a lot. >> reporter: a lot but not more than the recommended amount. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". interesting. group recommend all drivers receive sleep education to combat problems of drowsy driving. still ahead on "eyewitness news" it is shaping up to be a hot season at man center, in today's eye on the arts see

how philadelphia orchestra plans to bring the godfather

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former president bill clinton makes a visit to philadelphia. "eyewitness news" at jewish history museum on independence mall, clinton spoke at a health care technology conference called quick ideas exchange. this is an invitation only

event brought together hundreds of health and science experts. jurassic world is breaking records and one thing that is certainly not extinct that is our obsession with the dinosaurs thriller. >> the fourth film in the franchise, received the highest local opener of all time, earning a jaw dropping 511 million-dollar this weekend in theaters. that is incredible. it is also the second highest domestic opening of all time, made over 204 million in the u.s. movie spy finish second, followed by san andreas and insidious chapter and pitch perfect two. >> eye on the arts is sponsored by the arts of philadelphia. >> reporter: this summer the mann center is making you an offer you cannot refuse. head line performance of the movies at the man n will feature the godfather with the philadelphia orchestra playing the score live. pat ciarrocchi has a preview.

>> godfather. >> reporter: images are blockbuster hollywood and so is the music. when the philadelphia orchestra opens up its um iser concert series at the mann for three nights next week, the godfather is movie center piece on june 25th. how many don carleon handle this interview joe gibbs has a vision. >> you come to to me with this offer, you know, you asked me about the godfather. >> reporter: as 1972 film is presented on giant digital screens, the music will be stripped out. >> instead, the philadelphia orchestra will be here live, on stage at the mann providing nino's iconic score in step with the film, the iconic trumpet... and everybody knows exactly what to play, when to play, where to play, it is a daunting

task. >> reporter: the audience pack the house last summer for star trek but mann's president and ceo catherine kato daunting task is programming a full summer season and reaching into a new generation. >> with our new sky line stage now 56 percent of the a tenthes last year were first time. >> reporter: this year a transformative next step are two giant video screens with the new sound system. >> the sound out on our lawn is if you were up close and hearing the orchestra in the front lawn. visuals are almost as if you are sitting on the stage live with our players. >> reporter: for tickets on the mann summer performance on all stages, go to the arts in philly.org. you will be treated with respect. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". very good. what an experience. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 hot and stormy weather sticking around and meteorologist kathy orr is tracking it all kathy. >> that heat turns serious

tomorrow jessica we are talking about storms firing up even into the evening tonight and then, a risk of severe weather tomorrow, we will talk about that coming up with the seven day. plus a long clean autopsy head for dozens of people in west philadelphia following a major water main break, we will take a closer look at how cities water department inspects those underground pipes. and a family demand justice after a man is fatally shot by police, today they call on philadelphia's district attorney to reopen the investigation. also ahead at 6:00. >> reporter: two young victims are recovering after shark attacks in north carolina, well, what is the risk a at new jersey shore? i'm cleve bryan. coming up what you need to know to bring your family to the beach. we start at 6:00 with the chance of storms, for tonight storm scan three is tracking pop up showers, and thunderstorms, but the even

bigger weather headlines is the heat, it will be steamy as temperatures are about to climb yet again. good evening i'm jessica dean, chris may as the evening off. the sweltering heat awaits us as well as chances of more storms. the philadelphia school district is already taking action tomorrow, all public schools in the city will dismiss early at noon, and in anticipation of the heat. we will go to meteorologist kathy orr tracking both chance of storms tonight plus all of the hot weather kathy. >> we have had drenching downpours out there but we are just seeing a few and we will have a few more in the evening. lehigh valley, poconos into parts of the bucks county, noxamixon and all this moving east and also through area of south jersey and delaware we are keeping an eye there as well because of storms in baltimore and washington, these continue to attract toward the east. phillies are playing in baltimore this evening, they could have a rain delay or the field could be wet at the start because of the rain, that is about to fall there.