and a prettying one start to summer this morning storm scan three is showing heavy rain as well as remnants of tropical storm bill making their way across the delaware valley. and, shotgun blasts interrupt a west philadelphia block party sending ten people to the hospital. the youngest of the injured is just 18 months old. we are live with the very latest on that including what investigators believe led to that violence. and services are scheduled to resume in emmanuel am e church in charleston south carolina just days after that deadly massacre. today is sunday june 21st good morning thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. happy fathers day to all of the dads out there. it is 6:00 o'clock. we have had a lot rain

overnight. there were a couple trees down than my way in, carol it must have been coming down. >> we had thunderstorms as well but we're on the winding down stage of this storm. it is hot and humid muggy and it will be very hot today as these showers start to end. let me show you outside it is the first day of summer at 12:38 this afternoon and we do have cloud over us at the present time. if you go down to the margate area notice ocean coming in. it looks active, doesn't it. there is a moderate risk of rip current. if you go to the beach make note of that. storm scan three over the last three hours heavier of the rain has moved out and i think this is going to swing on through and then that is it this dry slot is moving in earlier then expected and that will cut down on the rainfall totals even though we did pick up an inch in a number of locations. the heaviest of the heavier rain is over but flood watch continues, until 8:00 o'clock this morning.

and then it expires, as well. temperatures 75 degrees in philadelphia. twenty-seven in trenton. seventy-three in wilmington. yes, it is fathers day. happy fathers day everybody. eighty-one by 9:00 a.m. rain will be ending at that point and then we will get the sun or the son depending how you want to spell that on fathers day but still a then are storm chance this afternoon as these temperatures get to 90 degrees. worst of the worse is over and you have plans you can make outside, coming up, i will show you the seven day forecast and it will be a hot one, up next, nicole. well, new this morning a fightin zidan olney bar results in the shooting that leaves one bar patron dead and a security guard new in police custody this incident took place at the baron 5200 block on north fifth street. a customer got in the fight with the security guard there guard then shot that man after patron took a swing at him. homicide detectives are

reviewing security video and questioning that security guard. also a bar was the scene of the another deadly shooting in strawberry mansion. shortly before 2:00 this morning police say a man and a woman add an altercation inside johnny's bar at 29th and lehigh some one inside that bar shot the man in the chest. homicide detectives are questioning several people, no one is in custody at this point. a west philadelphia block party, turns into chaos as a gunman opens fire on the crowd striking ten people including two children, and a 18 month-old toddler. alexandria hoff is live in west philadelphia a this morning with all of the latest just an awful story alex. >> reporter: absolutely awful, nicole all ten of those people are recovering in local hospitals this morning all said to be in stable condition, but as you mentioned three of those were under the age of 17 and one just a baby. according to police just before 10:00 p.m. an unknown person turned corner to the 4100 block of ogden and fired

shots in the crowd that had been gathered floor for a block party. investigators say the suspect took off either by car or foot with a shotgun. his injuries ranged from people being hit in the leg to in the face. that 11 month-old child was struck in the neck. >> it a appears that everybody here was here for the picnic, and it looked like they ran down the street and hit whoever was in their way. it is a terrible situation. >> reporter: the gun man has not yet been located and police are exactly looking for a motive but they say this could have stemmed from a feud between two groups within of which lives on the 4100 block of ogden. all ten of those people are in stable condition. reporting live in front of the southwest detectives, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". members of the emmanuel ame church in south carolina will gather for their weekly sunday worship just days after a gunman shot and killed nine

members of the congregation. bells will toll nine times in honor of those lost in the tragedy. all of this as investigators try to confirm if the manifesto uncovered was written by at alleged gunman. craig boswell has the latest. >> ♪ >> reporter: some came to sing. >> ♪ >> reporter: others placed flowers outside emmanuel ame church in charleston, e va had been here, her sister susan jackson was oldest of the nine people killed during the church massacre wednesday night. for hundreds of the people passing by here it was a chance to begin the healing process. >> what we try to do is to try to start this and it brings us closer together. >> reporter: dill offer roof faces nine counts of murder and weapons charge. authorities are trying to confirm if the manifesto found on line was written by roof. in it the author says he was truly awakened by trayvon martin case and it was obvious that zimmerman was in the

right. more than 2400 word rant details hatred toward blacks hispanics and jews and he chose charleston because the at within time it had the highest ratio of blacks to white. photos of roof holding a gun sitting with burning the american flag. parishioners will file pad on the way to the oldest, and say prayers for those taken way too soon. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". connections to the south carolina victims extend far beyond the state's borders. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson spoke exclusively with a local man hoist now mourning loss of the close friend. >> reporter: twenty-five years of friendship, taken away by one person, in one moment. >> this is just an absolute sweetheart of the person. >> reporter: colin quashi says he lost a life long friend, 54 year-old liberian cynthia

hurd, one of the nine victims murdered after attending a prayer group at emmanuel ame church in charleston. >> i was getting ready to call her. you don't have those thing i need to call cynthia and then that was just absolutely shock, you know when i a saw that. >> reporter: quashi was working with a project her at a local library right before the shooting and pair collaborated often. he said proximity of it all hits home. >> the church is literally a mile from my house so yeah, that is why i pass by it almost every day. i work six blocks from the church. >> reporter: mourning has been difficult. instead of income town quashi was already headed here, the artist premiering a new gallery this weekend at the african-american museum in philadelphia coincidently and fortuitously the work is a at tire in commentary on a american slavery and modern race relations. >> to offer a people a way of looking at things in different

perspective. >> reporter: his thoughts on the current conversation just as biting and honest. >> i already know what i will say and minorities. it is time for white america to step up the two plate, you know instead of looking at it all from the inside up it is time for them to step up and have that conversation. >> reporter: for now quashi can focus on mourning. >> i'm looking forward to going back and reconnecting and paying my respects, you know what i mean and grieving along with the rest of the city. >> reporter: in olde city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in pottstown members of the many faiths gathered at a prayer vigil for victims of the south carolina rampage. they assembled at a local synagogue saturday afternoon. several of those involved had connection toss clementa pinckney the state senator killed in that tragedy. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the south carolina church massacre. we will bring you updates on tv and on line at cbs philly.com. new this morning pope francis begins a two day visit to the italian city of torin

this is the live look where the holy father is presiding over sunday mass right now. thousands of the faithful have packed this historic town for that services. after all this pope will have run watch inmates from a juvenile detention center and meet with several homeless. well earlier this morning, the pope visited the cathedral of saint john the baptist where he prayed with the shroud of for inn. it is believed to be the the burial cloth of jesus christ, holy father will spend the night there before returning to the vatican on monday. and all this as a delegation from philadelphia heads to the vatican. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean is traveling with him as they finalize their plans for pope francis at visit to philadelphia look for jessica's reports from the vatican beginning tomorrow on "eyewitness news". will all right. 6:09. still ahead the search for two escaped killers moves even closer to pennsylvania. we will have the latest on that manhunt. also a head a local woman's life turned upside down when she's told she's has

a serious illness but after years of treatment she find that she was miss diagnosis health reporter stephanie stahl has her story coming up next. also we are off to a soggy start this fathers day unfortunately, "eyewitness news", caught up with early risers trying to stay dry overnight but not really succeeding carol is tracking remnants of tropical storm bill and will have have her fo [alarms blaring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa!

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more than two weeks after they escaped prison search for a pair of killers has shifted to an area near new york/pennsylvania border. after an unconfirmed sighting state police are warning residents to stay on the alert. brian web has the very latest. >> reporter: multiple law enforcement agencies have set up a perimeter their friendship, new york near the pennsylvania border after a possible sighting of convicted killers david sweat and richard matt, according to new york state police. it is the third possible sighting of the men in the same general area over the past week. >> we're not going anywhere. our plan toys pursue these men relentlessly and until they are in custody. >> reporter: sweat and matt cut their way out of the clinton correctional facility on june 6th using power tools. prison employee joyce mitchell is behind bars accused of helping them escape. former prison guard says officials had warned mitchell about her relationship with the prisoners. >> yes, she was talked to about getting too close to the

inmates. >> reporter: prison officials also suspended a corrections officer as part of the investigation but didn't release any further details. in new york, brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> prison inmates and fire fighters are teaming up in arizona a to fight a raging brush fire. more than a dozen female inmates from the perryville prison have gone through training and completed same certification programs. eighteen inmates have been on the scene for three days helping arizona fire fighters battle that rural wild fire. would the man say they are treated a as fire fighters, not prisoners when outside on the fire line. >> we're a close bunch. we all want to succeed when we get out of here, you know, a lot of us want to do this when we get out. it is a great opportunity and i'm very grateful for it. >> this is not the first time the crew has been on the front line battling wild fires. their crew gets called out at least seven or eight times a

year. it is six credit 14 right now. fathers day weekend. fathers day. it sound like the worst is behind us. >> i think there is. there is still a chance of a shower this afternoon but worst has happened, the the worst has happened. >> yes. >> we will still continue with a couple showers. they will get out of here too and then things look better. we've got low cloud, look at this, we have cut off top couple of floors at least of all these buildings through center city philadelphia the low cloud are out there, they will start the day, we have seen the showers, we have picked up decent amount of rain but not as much as we could have because dry slot came through sooner. in complaints here. so center city looks like that. the shore still looks glummy but you too will be finding brightening later on. heavier rain is over though and we still have have this flood watch in effect until 8:00 this morning but earlier it was supposed to go until 8:00 p.m. that is a huge change. that is a 12 hour change. we will half move that up.

that means that this system has been moving out faster, thank goodness. 75 degrees right now in philadelphia. it is pretty muggy out there. seventy-two trenton. seventy-three wilmington. everybody in the 70's. poconos 67 degrees. it is very mild every where. and here it starts to pull away. you get the idea. you also get the eye tea we are in the totally through just yet. where it is dry you might be seeing these pull on through but then this looks pretty much like the back edge of this a shower or thunderstorms we will get especially some clearing this afternoon just enough, instability left that it could trigger one of those but otherwise i think the the day is better than maybe what we thought it might be yesterday at this time. now it will be oppressive and it is oppressive with the dew points. they are in the 70's. when they hit that level it is sticky and that is what we keep, all day long here in fact. how much rain did we get? there were isolated amounts of 2 inches and you can see some through new castle county and

some scattered about through south jersey, everybody else is on the order of with an inch or so, so it was a pretty decent soaker but not as heavy, as it could have been and was supposed to have been with the generalized one to two, to 3 inches of rain. now, the morning showers, will be pulling out of here today and then a front goes through here and it doesn't seem to do much for our weather except heat us up. we've got temperatures today at 90 degrees. tomorrow, also at 90 degrees and then maybe tuesday we're at 90 degrees. could this one be our first heat wave. it could be if we get three days of 90 plus. we have a very warm week coming up, for us. let's time this out. computer model says by 11:00 this morning all of the rain we are seeing is out of here. we will get some clearing. do we see showers. this is a look at 5:00 o'clock. shower or thunderstorm not out of the picture as we go through evening hours and then it is out and then tomorrow

looks nice, and hot and then by the time we get to tuesday do we see another shower coming in here? it is possible moving through the day on tuesday. that is of course subject to change but this computer model says yeah, we will see some showers around here on tuesday as well. otherwise, today right around 90 degrees in philadelphia a shore 85. poconos 58 degrees. we've got a maryland rate risk of rip currents. if you are going to the beaches watch out for. that ocean temperature 37 degrees. our wind will be ten to 15 miles an hour coming out of the west eventually. 90 degrees. keep yourselves cool, keep your pets cool, keep dad cool today. 72 degrees partly cloudy with. with a slight shower possible. next three days probably 90 plus and then back in the 80's and then by next saturday, nicole our highs could be in the upper 70's which would be great. >> carol, thank you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch this morning imagine being treated for a devastating

condition, you do not even have. it happened more than might think and our stephanie stahl has the exclusive story of how it happened to a bucks county woman and the impact it has haddon her life. >> what i do every morning is i make myself a nutrition shake. >> reporter: debbie figure a healthy diet was an important part of the living with multiple sclerosis a disorder that strikes the central nervous system. >> it was scary frightening and worrisome. >> reporter: when the 57 year-old was diagnosed with ms her children were stunned and very upset. >> it destroys your world yeah. >> reporter: for 15 years deb hoy lives in bensalem gave herself is daily injections of a powerful drug that she thought was preventing ms symptoms but she and her family lived in fear. there was no telling when debbie might become incapacitated. >> i tried to prepare myself for the worst. >> reporter: but the worst never came, when debbie's

neurologist change the medication and dosage last year she got dizzy and saw a ms specialist said she didn't have it. she had been miss diagnosis. >> i'm like devastated. i mean i'm overjoyed don't get me wrong that i don't have it but i'm so heart broken that i put my children through this. >> reporter: it has happened to others. researchers in the journal neurology says misdiagnosed of ms is common and has significant consequences for patient care. doctor larisa is a neurologist at cooper university hospital. she didn't treat debbie but isn't surprised. how could something like this happen, how does somebody get misdiagnosed with ms? >> because many other conditions can give the mri image that is we see in multiple sclerosis. >> reporter: these white matter lesions can indicate ms but they are seen with a number of other problems, including migraines. >> this person has headaches. >> right. >> reporter: debbie didn't have ms but she now has weak and painful tendons a possible

side effect of the ms medications. >> this is as far as i can bring it. >> reporter: she had shoulder surgery in february and before that an operation on her knee, bad tendons there too. >> i'm absolutely terrified at this point because i don't know what kind of damage that medicine did to my system for all of those years and now i'm scared. >> reporter: debbie want to warn others and working with a attorney hoist considering legal action against the first doctor. >> debbie went for almost all of these years with daily injections of toxic medication that can lead to many other problems. >> i'm angry with now we're worrying about the other aspect of taking this medication all these years. >> reporter: experts say ms can be trick toy accurately diagnosis, and it usually involves imaging and a series of other tests all that have to be analyzed and interpreted by a neurologist. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

6:21 right now. controversy at a new jersey high school. the class of 2015 valedictorian won't ab lud to speak at commencement. we will tell you what that student believes is the

this morning we're talking about a valedictorian controversy in new jersey where for the first time lodei will not feature a commencement address. jessica brewer has that story. >> reporter: devon worked hard to get grades that make him the leader of the class get him into harvard invited to a

honorary breakfast with his principal. >> they talk about how proud they are of me and one days later they said would i no longer give me speech. >> reporter: he was told school was overhauling tradition, devon thinks it is personal. he admits he had been suspended before for disrespecting a teacher. >> i'm a very out spoken person and they might have been afraid i would use it as a chance to insight something or get back at them. >> reporter: lauren is a fellow national honor society student and said yep, he is a loud mouth. >> he is either standing up for the whole class or specific students. >> reporter: classmates protested in devon's defense. they said administrators threatened to punish protesters. and then, devon says he tried to plead his case with his guidance counselor. >> i told her would i like to resolve this peacefully. she walked out. i don't know if she took it as a threat, ultimatum. >> reporter: because of that perceived threat school administration officials told devon he was in the welcomed back to classes at lodi until

he had a mental healthy valuation. >> i was criticized. >> reporter: he has a note to prove it. next day at school he says he got suspended. he cannot even walk in graduation. >> well, i went from the first who would be giving the commencement speech to someone who had to receive their diploma in the mail. >> reporter: is there more than one side to this story but the school is not talking. state education leaders say devon could appeal before a judge. devon's mom seems resigned an immigrant who worked seven days a week because devon's dad died just nine months ago. she said that she's proud of her son. >> i did the american thing to do i had a position, i had a protest and i tried my best to get my voice heard. >> reporter: now his words are being heard beyond lodi. >> world of chance and a world of change. >> reporter: devon's harvard admission could be in jeopardy. student are told when they are

accepted their least mission could be revoke if their behavior calls into question their honesty, maturity or moral character. we reached out to harvard but they won't comment on devon's specific case n new york i'm contesta brewer, cbs news. coming up next in the half hour of "eyewitness news" how the political world is responding to wednesday's deadly church massacre in charleston. plus latest on the block party shooting that sent ten victims to the hospital, we are live as police search for the gun man. a live look here at center city, it has been a stormy start to summer so far, carol has your forecast when we continue we wi

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today, it is sunday june 21st, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. happy fathers day out there to all of the dads. i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:30. we have been talking about this rain all weekend long but carol sounding like worst is behind us, right. >> so much so that they have even canceled the already shortened flood watch. >> i like it. >> yes. >> i like the sound of that. >> flood watch is over for the area. risk of flooding is over for the area. we might still get a couple showers but the heavier showers are gone. we're so happy to say. center city philadelphia looks, well, it looks pretty glummy actually but we will get brightening throughout the afternoon. it is mild enough at

73 degrees. this is ocean city somewhere in there. that doesn't look great h that will look better later on today. just a chance to sleep in and get dad's elaborate breakfast ready. 72 degrees is the temperature in reading right now. you can see puddles on the playground and no kidding will school is out. storm scan three showing a few showers remaining and you can see them through cape may county heavier ones across the delaware bay. we will see that as we get down inside salem cumberland county, new castle county, kent county, some light showers throughout the philadelphia area and then these are moving out. you can see them rotating out of here. 75 degrees the temperature right now in philadelphia. seventy-two in trenton. seventy-three in wilmington. muggy start to the day. here's our card to the dad. maybe you are a dad? maybe you you be a pet dad f you mentored anybody we love. that we call you a father. number one dad out there we have this kind of a forecast

for you a as we go through the day. we have temperatures getting to 90 degrees this afternoon. and the morning showers will give way to partly sunny conditions and then it looks like we have a hot and humid afternoon with the slight chance of the picking up a shower as these other showers get out of here, we will get clearing and by 5:00 o'clock maybe another one in a couple of spots. we will finish out that seven day forecast, couple days of 90 on it. we will talk about when that is coming up, nicole. >> carol, thank you. right now a west philadelphia block party turns into chaos as a gunman opens fire on the crowd striking ten people including two children and a 18 month-old toddler. alexandria hoff is live in southwest philadelphia with the very latest, alex, what is going on there. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. we know all ten victims are recovering in all area hospitals, including that 18 in old. now according to police it was just before 10:00 p.m. when an unknown person turned in the 4100 block of ogden and fired

shots into a crowd that had been out there celebrating for a block party. now investigators say this suspect either took off by car or on foot with a shotgun. they are still trying to piece together exactly what happened in the moments before. >> we don't believe the shooter was here at any point from what we know at this point but there may be a possibility he may have been here and return back with the gun but we still to have work through that. >> reporter: gunman has still in the been located. as for an exact motive police are still looking into that but it could have stem from a feud ongoing between two groups, one of which lives on the block again, all of those victims are in stable condition, at this hour. nicole, now back to you. >> alex, thanks for the update. now meanwhile a manifesto has surface that had could give investigators a better pictures of the gunman accused in the charleston church massacre. investigators found a 2500 word racist rant on the web site. they are trying to confirm if it was written by the us peck dylann roof.

there were photos of roof holding a gun sitting with mankins and burning an american flag. crews are working to get emmanuel ame church ready for worship again and that church is expect to reopen for services later this morning. >> for this to take place very simple, all we wanted was peace. >> we still have violence being committed through the way of domestic even write domestic terrorist under this flag. >> that shooting is being investigated as a hate crime. residents in southwest philadelphia gathered to protest for a wake of the church shooting. third annual stop the violence kickback block party was held in the 5500 block of chester avenue. state senator anthony hardy williams, one of the event's organizers the community has proven charleston shooter dylann roof wrong. >> so this view of african americans are they rape, they

pill age they rob our answer to that is come out here. >> reporter: philadelphia activist and rapper brown organized the event a as well, fathers were celebrated there yesterday with a tribute concert. 6:35 right now. in the wake of the out carolina shooting tragedy democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is calling for more gun control. g.o.p. one tender rick perry says he welcomes any discussion on political position and andy rose has that story. >> my hearties bursting for them. >> reporter: democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton used the charleston mass shoot to go call for measures to keep guns out of the hand of people with mental illnesses and others. >> i am not and will not be afraid to keep fighting for common sense reforms and along with you a chief those on behalf of all of those who have been lost, because of this senseless gun violence in our country.

>> reporter: casting the shooting in religious terms republican presidential candidate rick perry said shooter dylann roof gunned down nine children of god. >> there is something more basic to our humanity then the color of our skin, ethnic heritage, our nationality, it is that we're all made in the image of a loving god. >> reporter: perry later told reporters that he welcomes the gun control conversation but... >> i do have an issue that the knee jerkies from the lefties always we're going to take peoples guns away from them, when in fact, there may be a host of contributing factors here. >> in the name of jesus. >> saturday also say memorial ceremonies for the charleston tragedy the a ame cathedral in new york hosted a prayer service. participants then moved outside to remember the victims. i'm andy rose, reporting. charleston church massacre will be the topic of the face the nation.

guests including cornell williams brooks. you can join hose john dickerson at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. g.o.p. party members wrapped up northeast republican leadership conference right here in philadelphia perspective 2016 presidential candidates scott walker deliver the keynote dress here in center city. governor chris christie, former senator rick santorum and presidential candidates karlie fiorina were a among those in attendance. now governor walker spoke about the significance philadelphians have for that conference. >> when you think of freedom and i think of the founders and the patriots that were here and what it meant for our country. it is just such an honor to be here. >> reporter: conservative act wrist discussed young leaders in the republican party. pennsylvania is considered one of the battle ground states for the 2016 presidential election, and will host the democratic national convention next year. well, is there a $10,000 reward being offered for information leading to a

suspect, who shot and killed a new orleans police officer on saturday. officer darryl holloway was shot and killed transporting three three-year old travis boys to jail. he freed his hand from the cuffs, grabbed a gun and shot holloway. officer holloway leaves behind three children. we do have an update for you on a intentional hit and run that led to a philadelphia woman losing her leg. the rick tim beatrice spence is, in the hospital. police charged precious coleman after she allegedly ran over expense expense in the car this april all because of a love triangle dispute. police say on that same day spence house caught fire when her mother ran out of the house to check on her daughter leaving food on the stoves. welshing tanker truck fire caused major problems on the pennsylvania turnpike, this weekend. truck was carrying 2700 gallons of home heating oil when it caught fire near the bend salem interchange. crews had to use foam to clean up that mess.

a portion of the guardrail also had to be replaced. in new jersey, a special welcome home for a pair of veterans. "eyewitness news" in haddon township on saturday where army staff sergeant paul and joseph white were greeted by friend family and warriors watch riders. both were most recently deployed to qatar. they served in iraq and had deployment in europe and in africa. >> not everybody gets a big welcome home, not everybody has a big family to have a welcome home. it is truly amazing. i think everybody should experience this. >> so well deserved, paul, by the way is an alumni of collinswood high school and graduated and then join the marines and joseph white went to rancocas valley regional high. welcome home. 6:39 right now. still to come this morning a baseball obsession has nothing to do with the game, also ahead, forget hanging ten dozens of people are sharing one surf board yeah, we will explain that as well.

and carol is back with a look at your fathers day forecast and all that and more when "eyewitness news" continues. happy dad day, we will be right back.

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>> that ace freelance writer and undisputed king of shagging baseball, foul balls. >> yes. >> batting practice balls. >> bond hits a high fly ball. >> even the occasional home run ball. >> i'm a fan. i'm a very passionate fan. someone called me obsessed fan. >> reporter: another secret, the two hat scam. >> visiting teams, love to spot their quote unquote fans on the road and reward them with autograph with baseball. >> i'm a cubs fan all the way man, thank you. >> and then quite frankly zach has asked for baseballs in 27 lanning bruce. >> german... >> sign language. >> reporter: zach who is single and girlfriendless, go figure, stashes all over the ballpark to where he has figured out the fouls most

likely to land. he can barely keep him still for his big network tv interview. >> i will move over because i want to be in straight away left right now. >> don't worry about me. >> there is 30,000 people in the stadium and for a moment all eyes are on me or anybody else and it is about beating the odd and beating the competition. >> reporter: which brings us to the famous glove trick. >> i have the rubber ban. and make sure it is nice and bouncey. >> with the spring loaded glove on a rope he can get the baseball in one else can. >> it a amazing them. >> and amuses players. >> although, security doesn't always think it is funny. >> if i catch do you that again you are out of here. >> reporter: sack sag managed to get 13 balls the night i was with him. >> now if what he can help him get, a life report report steve hartman cbs news, philadelphia. >> he has been kind of a

shister. >> if he were on the field and able to catch those he would be one of our millionaires. >> yes. >> totally. >> it is pretty cloudy. we're in the poconos right now. cloudy, we have seen rain. your grass will be growing and the grass is growing on the ski slope here. the shore we're starting to see the shore now. it is brighter. you can tell it is ocean city. it looks like the ocean is here on the boardwalk but it is not and things will be drying out but right new we are looking at rain down in the shore areas. subject to change moving through rest of the morning hours. things will look better. just hang on. it is pretty soggy outside on the playground in reading as well. 72 degrees. temperatures are not a problem out there. we don't to have shovel the precipitation. if we're looking for silver lining, that is one of them, we are looking at temperatures that are very mild though. seventy-five in philadelphia 72 in trenton and allentown.

sixty-eight in the poconos. we have 73 degrees in wildwood and atlantic city. seventy-four in millville this morning. storm scan three you can see why it looks so soggy on the ocean city boardwalk because some of the heaviest rain, it is not all that heavy but it is coming down right along cape may county, at this point. the rest of it is starting to pull out of here, we will get a little reenforcing shot of some wet weather but as i mentioned at the top of the show the flood watch for the entire area has been canceled which is terrific. we have 72 at the airport in philadelphia, i'm sorry this is dew point practically the same as the temperature that is why i am confused but when i saw oppressive up here, those word are referring to the dew point which are oppressive when they get in the 07's, it is extremely mild, to say the very least and extremely sticky. now, our doppler estimates of the rainfall totals that we pick up over the last 24

hours, note that is we do have some isolated amounts of about 3 inches and this would be southern new castle county but we've also got some of the heavier rain where we are finding the yellow and that is scattered around, generally about an inch of rain that we have pick up out of this not as much as we could have because the dry slot moved in earlier and that cut off those rainfall totals but still at an inch plus over much of the area that was a good amount of rain. now our temperatures today will be getting well, into the 80's and we could hit that 90-degree mark. let's say upper 80's but if you see 90, don't be surprised. then tomorrow we will sianni be in the 90's and we can also be there on tuesday. this may be if we hit 90 degrees today maybe our first heat wave, as we continue with these temperatures above 90 degrees. now as far as getting all of this precipitation out of here computer model says it is on its way out. let get it out of here and by

11:00 o'clock this morning we could find sunshine breaking out. it will be humid after all that moisture. not totally out of the woods picking up a shower or thunderstorm as we go through later on this afternoon but then tomorrow looks like it will be a dry day. tuesday, should be mostly dry but we again cannot totally rule out picking up a shower, even on tuesday. so we will continue to monitor that a as that system gets its way out of here. otherwise we're looking at temperatures of 90 degrees. some clearing skies. maybe that thunderstorm coming back later this afternoon, in the middle 80's, shore poconos and the same story in those locations. but it is a hot day for dad. so do your best for him and of course, do your best for your pets, keep them as cool as you are and tonight 72 degrees. partly cloud which that slight shower chance, over the next couple of days, and it is just sticky humid around here with temperatures in the lower 90's but been then by next saturday nicole, it could be in the upper 70's which will be a refreshing change.

>> that looks like the perfect day. >> yes. >> looking forward to that. >> carol thank you. 6:49. lets check on the roads with ann evans. i have not spoken to new so long, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole, good to have you back. this is ben franklin parkway. we have fog rolling in the area as you can sianni rain in the area so drive very carefully this morning. ben franklin parkway is shut down between logan circle and art museum circle for a fathers day run. also shut down for the run is martin luther king drive between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive. we will move the traffic cam here to i-95, this is i-95 one at columbus boulevard. earlier the northbound lanes we had an accident, and it has since been cleared and we are good to go on i-95 with no delays or problems through philadelphia or its suburbs. on to the ben franklin bridge, mid span, there you go, now we don't have any delays in ben franklin bridge despite there being construction in the westbound lanes between the outer side of the bridge and mid span. this is westbound heading into philadelphia. but no delays heading in in onto new jersey. if you are heading there no

delays or problems. that is latest from the cb is s3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. 6:51.

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randall crush these ball to center. it end up in the bull pen and yes, all downhill for phillies from there. they lose this 110-one. before yesterday's game phillies designated pill up aumont, he came over in the cliff lee trade. he has been a reliever but has been starting for lehigh valley. he didn't pitch so well. went four innings gave up six runs and walk seven batters. almost perfect washington nationals max sure certificate on the verge of the perfect game, two out, two strikes he hits final batter, unbelievable, he would finish off that in hitter but just so close to perfection. so in washington, he did get that chocolate seer up shower, he has thrown two complete games, one hit, one walk and struck out 26. next up, the phillies. onfully. well, this is the highlight, of the week, for so

many flyers fans, and long time flyers defenseman kimmo timonen getting to hoist the stanley cup. it would have been better if he would have raised it with the flyers but ron hextall was thrilled for kimmo timonen when he traded him to the black hawks. >> i was sitting there after the game thinking, you know what, they should make a movie, like seriously. i could not be happier. i think probably all you guys in the whole delaware valley and finland and every where else is happy for this guy because he is a consummate pro. i guess in the end he got what he deserved. he deserved to win a stanley cup. >> connor barwin out in the community last night make the world better foundation hosted their second annual benefit concert. it fee he toured a barbecue and proceeds will go to the revitalization of smith's playground in south philadelphia. back to baseball history friday in new york, alex rodriguez hit this home run for hit number 3,000. huge career milestone just

one problem, fan that caught the historic ball, zach campbell will not give it back. this is a guy who knows about catching baseball. he has caught more than 8,000 he even wrote a book on the art, yankees trying to negotiate with him by trying to trade it. he said, well, i don't like you, and i have something you want and you cannot have it. that is that it. that is it. have a great day. >> he gets in there and makes it happen and gets all these baseball. 6:56. thinks definition of going big. surfers gathered at huntington beach pier hoping to set a record for the largest number of people on one surf board. the surf board in question is 42 feet and weighed 1300-pound. they managed to get 66 people on that board in the water and then stay on it for 12 seconds. that is some impressive balance as well. their feat earned them a place in the book of world record. so their efforts paid off.

pretty crazy. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00, here's what we have at 7:00. what if we told you you could possibly say good bye tour student debt just by playing a trivia game. we will show you one very lucky college graduate who is waking up debt free. you use your credit card all the time but which ones can dot most whether you prefer cash back or points for travel, three on your side find out which card give you the best benefits. the rain seems to be ending so that is really good news here this morning carol will have your fathers day forecast is mother nature clean up for all of the dad out there, we will let you know coming up next.

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shots fired at a block party in west philadelphia, an 18 month-old ace monk ten people injured in that shooting. we're live with the very latest. and trying to heel worshipers, return to emmanuel ame church in charleston south carolina just days after nine parishioners were killed during bible study. the first day of summer is off to a rain start as remnants of the tropical storm bill make its way across the region. we will have the latest on the forecast coming up. today is sunday june 21st good morning to you happy fathers day to all of the dads out there. i'm nicole brewer. so happy you are joining us. it is