good morning it is sunday june 21st happy fathers day to the dads out there. i'm nicole brewer at 8:00. send it over to carol, and, this is a a good thing for all of the dad. >> outdoor plans a little wet still here and there. >> clearing up is my gift to dad and it does not impact any credit card balances. >> there you go. >> it is a perfect gift. we're looking right now at conditions that will be improving and you can see look at this the tops of the building. now we have not been able to see that until very recently. that is an improvement in center city, philadelphia we will head to the shore. and this is not a great picture but what it is down there but not what it will be. things will be getting better for us. the heavier rain has moved out already and look at reading. skies are brightening up out there even though there are puddles on the ground, the sky

shows up and hey, we know it is fathers day. we necessity it first day of um iser. things will look better around here and they will. seventy-four in reading right now. storm scan three and you can see we are definitely dealing with some of these showers that are out there and they are going to be out there at least first thing this morning, but they are on their way out. you can see as they move on through, that primarily our conditions will be getting better. we have seen heavier rain go by the shower. in is the loop over last couple of hours and you can see heavier rain but generally the heavier of the heaviest rain is long gone and we will be dealing with berth conditions. but is there a still a flood advisory until 9:15 and that is right along the shore otherwise, temperatures in the 70's right now and we are on our way this afternoon oh, happy fathers kay everybody to about a 90-degree temperature this afternoon and it will be hot and humid maybe a return shower or then are storm and we will talk

about a hot week at least good part of it coming up, nicole. >> carol, thank you. new this morning a fightin side of an olney bar turns deadly, one bar patron is dead and security guard is now in police custody. this incident took place overnight at old madrid baron 5200 north fifth street. police say a customer got in the fight with the security guard there and then they said that guard shot the man after he took a swing at him. homicide detectives are securing security video and they are questioning that security guard. a bar was the scene of another deadly overnight shooting in strawberry mansion. now shortly before 2:00 a.m. police say a man and a woman had an altercation inside johnny ace bar at 29th and lehigh. police say someone inside the bar shot him in the chest. homicide detectives are questioning several people, but no one in custody at this point. a west philadelphia block party turns into chaos as gunman opens fire on a crowd striking ten people including two children and a 18

month-old toddler. alexandria hoff is live in southwest philadelphia this morning with the very latest, alex. >> reporter: nicole, we have a bit of good news. we do know that all ten victims are now in stable condition but police have just told me that they are still looking for this suspect. according to investigators it was just before 10:00 p.m. when an block party, 4100 block of ogden was interrupted by gunfire. police say an unknown male turn on the street and fired multiple shots in the crowd with a shotgun. one of those hitting a 18 month-old in the neck. >> it a appears that everybody here, was here for the picnic and they just randomly fired down the street and hit whoever was in the way which is a terrible situation. >> reporter: long with looking for a suspect police are looking for an exact motive although they do say it could have something to do with a ongoing feud between two groups one of which lives on that block. again all ten victims are in stable condition.

reporting live from southwest detectives alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right alexandria, thank you. members of the emmanuel ame church in south carolina will the georgia are for their weekly sunday worship this happened days after gunman shot and killed nine members of the congregation. this is a live look at scene. bells will toll nine times during that service in honor of those lost in the tragedy. a all this as investigators try to confirmed if the manifesto uncovered on line was written wyatt ledge gunman. craig boswem has the very latest on this investigation. >> ♪ >> reporter: some came to sing others placed flowers outside of the emmanuel ame church in charleston on saturday. eva gallagher had to be her her sister 87 year-old susan jackson, was the oldest of the nine victims killed during the church massacre wednesday night. >> we will all miss her. >> reporter: for hundreds of people passing by here it was a chance to begin the healing process. >> what he tried to do, to

start an incident, all did he was bring us closer together. >> reporter: twenty-one year-old dylann roof faces nine counts of murder and a weapon chance. authorities are trying to confirm if the manifesto written by roof. in it the author said he was truly awakened by the trayvon martin case and obvious that zimmerman was in the right. more than 2400 word rant details hatred toward blacks, hispanics and jews and author chose charleston because at one time it had highest ratio of blacks to white in the country among the 60 pictures of the site, photos of the roof holding a gun sitting with slave era man convince and burning the american flag. parishioners will file past this memorial on the way to the oldest black church in the south for sunday services to say prayers for those taken way too soon. craig boswell for cb is s3 "eyewitness news". well, connections to the south carolina victims extend far beyond that states borders. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson spoke exclusively with a local man

mourning the loss of a very 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: artist colin quashi said he lost a near life long friend, 54 year-old liberian cynthia hurd, one of the nine victims murdered after a attending a prayer group at emmanuel ame church in charlton. >> i was getting ready to call her. i was driving by her house. those little things, i need to call cynthia when i get back, you know what i mean. i was just absolutely shocked when i saw that. >> reporter: quashi says he was working on a project with hurd at a local library right before the shooting. they collaborated often. he said proximity of it all hits home. >> the church is literally a mile from high house yes pass by there every day. i work six blocks from the church. >> reporter: mourning has been difficult, instead of being in town, quashi was already heading here the artist

premiering a new gallery this weekend at the african-american museum in philadelphia coincidently, and perhaps even fortuitously the work is a bying satire in commentary on american slavery and modern race relations. >> to offer people a way of looking at things from a different perspective. >> reporter: his thoughts on the current conversation about race just as bying. >> i already know what i will say and other minorities will say. it is time for white people and white america to step up to the plate. instead of looking at it always from the inside out you have to step up and have that conversation. >> reporter: for now quashi has been focused on mourning. >> i'm just 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". meanwhile in pottstown members of the many faiths gathered at a prayer vigil for victims of the south carolina rampage. they have assembled at a local synagogue saturday afternoon. several of those involved have

direct connections to clementa pinckney the resident and state senator who was killed in that tragedy. you can stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the south carolina church massacre. we will have updates on tv and on line at cbs philly.com. welshing pope francis begins his two day visit to the italian city of t er in, presiding over sunday mass there earlier pope visited saint john the baptist in silent prayer before the shroud of for inn. it is believed to be the burial collette of jesus christ. hundreds of thousands of faithful have visited this year and holy father will be having lunch before returning to the vatican on monday. well, hey all this is happening as delegation for philadelphia head to the vatican today and "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean is traveling with them, all as they finalize planes for pope francis visit here in philadelphia this fall. look for jessica's reports they begin tomorrow on "eyewitness news" from the vatican. very exciting.

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>> reporter: multiple law enforcement agencies have set up a perimeter near friendship new york near 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 is to pursue these men relentlessly 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 said officials had warned mitchell about her relationship with the prisoners. >> yes she was talk to about getting too close to the inn pennsylvania mates. >> 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".

well prison inmates and fire fighters team up in arizona to fight a raging brush fire. more than a dozen female inmates have gone through training and then completed the same certification programs that wild land fire fighters have. eighteen inmates have been on the scene for three days helping arizona fire fighters battle that rural fire fighters. they say they are treated as fire fighters and in the prisoners when outside on the fire line. >> we're a close bunch. we want to succeed when we get out of here. a lot of us want to do this when we get out. it is a great continue. i'm very grateful for it. >> this isn't the first time the crew has been on the front lines battling wild fires. their crew gets called out at least seven or eight times every year. and thousands of revellers, and self styles gathered in stone henge to mark the summer of solstice the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. cloud cover unfortunately

prevented the sunrise but solstice draws crowds here, facing stones whose purpose at this point remains unknown. how they dit amazing. >> it is. >> fifteen hours of daylight, and it is starting to day tomorrow is the same, sunrise sunset but start to get tiny bit, darker, every inning is will day. we will start to lose that good i don't like that. >> i love it when every day is lighter and lighter later and later. summer starts 2:38. ocean city, well, i think i see improvement here. i think if you are watching this, in your rental house in ocean city or a hotel motel your car where ever you are watching it, start to come out. you will start to find some company out there people are venturing out. the rain is ending. boardwalk is wet but you can get out there and things will be looking better later on. you can see in margate it looks not all that bad. we do have a maryland rate

risk of rip current. people will be on the beaches later on this afternoon and look already they are cleaning them up, isn't that nice. there is nothing more picturesque then seeing a tractor go down the beach. anyway, work has to get done so we have to get that done. we have temperatures in the 70's every place. seventy-six in philadelphia 75 wilmington. seventy-three in trenton. still 67 degrees in the poconos. warm and humid out there this morning. but, here's the improvement look. this is what created a mess out there for a lot of people this morning. we have one little batch left that will kind of eclipse a portion of cape may county and atlantic county and just get out of here but notice, the back edge of this, we are drying out and it is going to be a much better looking afternoon then it has been a morning, not be hard to do. oppressive though, yes. these are dew point measuring moisture in the air.

they can be in the 40's. you know how nice that air feels. you know how that air feels too. 90 degrees. we could possibly hit that today, we will be in the lower 90's again tomorrow and we may be in the low to mid 90's by tuesday, are we talking our first heat wave of the season, maybe if we hit 90 degrees today. future weather clearing this out, and bringing in some sunshine this afternoon then bringing in a shower or thunderstorm this evening. cannot be ruled out. watch out for that later on even though the day will be brightening up, nicely a as we move into thisafternoon. tomorrow a sunny warm day. these temperatures getting in the 90's. tuesday do we see another chance of picking up a shower. it is possible. we will monitor that to see whether or not this does come to pass, with a front but it looks like a couple of showers, not a guarantee. otherwise expect 90 degrees.

there will be sunshine and cloud and might even be another shower or thunderstorm in a couple spots later today. shore and poconos is essentially the same forecast. just 5 degrees cooler then inland. our wind out of the southwest and eventually turning out of the west between ten to 15 miles an hour. sunrise today this day of summer it starts, 2015, and 5:33 this morning. it will be setting at 8:33 tonight. i love that. 72 degrees partly cloudy. that slight shower chance. that all pull as way. monday we have lots of sunshine. 91 degrees tuesday nine 36789 maybe a shower, wednesday 87. thursday 85 and then by next saturday at this point it could be 78 degrees. so, you know, we've got some interesting, things coming up for us, so we will be, looking for more weather news and right now nicole. >> carol, thanks.

have we have to go out and do something that saturday, a perfect forecast. 8:17. lets check on the roads with ann evans good morning. >> still this jackknife tractor trailer causing havoc on the blue route southbound. all lanes are shut down southbound between exit three media swarthmore and exit number one macdade. traffic at a stand still jackknife tractor trailer at the top of the screen there you can see we have quite a delay on the blue route southbound so, not a good time there this morning. we will move traffic cam here to the schuylkill westbound at montgomery drive. we had an accident earlier to the right of the screen in the westbound lanes that has been since clear. schuylkill back to normal and moving fine through philadelphia and suburbs. on to ben franklin parkway the parkway shut down between logan circle and art museum circle for a fathers day run that is happening. also shut down with it is martin luther king drive between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive. that is a latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole back to you.

well, if you were planning a wedding, you know, invitations, flowers, food they are among things that drive up the cost but they can increase celebration's toll on the environment and for many couples that is a big concern. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at ways to make the big day more green without being too extreme. >> reporter: there are more than 2 million weddings in the united states, every year, that is a lot of invitations menus, dresses flowers, cakes and more. while many couples will spare no indulgence the last decade or so has brought a new focus on going green. katie martin is a wedding planner and editor in chief to eco beautiful weddings magazine. she said keeping things close is the first step. >> it is alling abouting local. the more local you have your vendors, the better you are at being sustainable and having your wedding being list ways full. >> reporter: that includes local florals and flavor. pick something seasonal and

comes from local farms. >> you are being eco friendly but you you will get a better product near. >> reporter: and items in season have a letter price tag. while weddings are prime for keepsakes, couples can scale back on programs, and maybe just one menu per table made of recycled or seeded paper. >> basically a paper that has seeds from wild flowers or earns herbs woven witt so they can take it home, plant it and have a memory of your wedding their own when your wild fires grow. >> reporter: that can translate to flares like a packet of the seeds to be planted or something edible, either way there is in waste. if you want a more green wedding but don't know where to start your best bet toys ask your wedding planner or vendors you are using. chances are you won't be the first person to ask for more eco friendly options. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. 8:20. right now. we will take a

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go toe to toe at the top of the charts with rock and role remember early elvis pressly a rivalry between square and cool. here's a preview of pat's interview you will see on cbs sunday morning. >> looking back, it could be argued that in the 50's you were bigger than elvis. >> um-hmm. >> well, briefly i was when elvis hit he was my opening act but the first time we met. >> reporter: 1955, dj bill randall assigned them bet for a show in cleveland. boone met elvis backstage and was not impressed. >> i said bill, he is a hill billy, i heard his record on the juke box in dallas do you think he will go over here tonight, rock and role time and he came out that night i

met him before he went on and said i'm pat boone nice to meet you. >> elvis is said to have worn white buck shoes so wow look more like pat boone. >> he came out singing blue moon kentucky, keep on shining or smiling whatever it is, and the kid didn't care for it. but then, he said thank you very much, i like to sing other side off the record and he sang that is all right mom, that is all right with me rhythm and blues and got them with that and they wanted more but that is all there was. then i had good sense never to follow elvis ever again. >> reporter: coming up, the legendary pat boone plus the controversy over paid leave for new parents and, one country music's hottest act little big town is happening this sunday morning on cbs-3 at 9:00. so stick around for. that coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" how political world is respond to go wednesday's deadly church massacre in charleston. plus latest the block

party shooting that sent ten victims to the hospital, we are live as police search for the the gun man. a live look for you here in center city, carol has that fathers day forecast when we continue and let you no he if mother nature will clean up her act for the dads out there. we will be right back.

you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ today it is sunday june 21st, happy fathers day to all of the dads out there i'm nicole brewer, it is almost 8:30. we will send it over to carol to see how this weather is shaping up. hopefully you have something to offer up to dads this afternoon, carol. >> improving weather. >> absolutely. >> is that enough? so many people had plans, they are outside they want to cook

out, they want to do whatever, they have to get vegetables on the grill this afternoon. we like that. the tofu getting those ready. but we are finding better, weather conditions out there. that ben franklin bridge area, skies are starting to break up a little bit finally we will head to the shore and thinks a definitely is improved. you cannot imagine how bad it looked a half an hour ago or hours before that. out at the whitefield elementary school in reading. the skies not that bad. puddles showing us to saw some rain. 74 degrees is present temperature out there we are looking at readings that have started warm and they will get warmer. seventy-seven, all right at the airport in philadelphia 74 in trenton. seventy-five in wilmington. seventy-five in millville and right along the shore and in dover, storm scan three showing you the showers as they move on through notice the trend however and the trendies, that we are going to be watching for improving

weather conditions. we will continue to watch that and that is going to be absolutely terrific to see. i put cloud on this now notice that you might find a batch of cloud coming through but otherwise these cloud are also trying to thin out and we love the of afternoon because of the this morning. happy fathers day to all of the grade dad, if you have kid, pets, mentor someone we celebrate you. we have fathers day forecast that will be a warm one by noon. 68 degrees. the sun or maybe your son will show up and then a thunderstorm chance by 3:00 p.m. just in a couple of spots. our computer model a says this get out of here and by 1:00 we are dealing with sunshine. we could find a sure or thunderstorm returning after that in a couple spots. we will check out a warm seven day forecast, warm for the the most part coming up, nicole. >> carol, thank you. chaos is how one witness described the scene after a gunman unloaded a shotgun in the crowded west philadelphia block party. ten people were shot including

two children and 18 month-old toddler. alexandria hoff is live in southwest philadelphia with the latest on that, california ex- >> reporter: nicole, we do know all ten victims are in stable condition. many are a actually already out of the hospital but police are still looking for a suspect. according to investigators it was just before 10:00 p.m. when a block party on the 4100 block of ogden was interrupted by gunfire. police say an unknown male turned on to the streets and fired multiple shots using a shotgun into a crowd one of these hitting an 18 month-old child in the neck. they are still trying to piece together 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 was here and return back later with the gun but we are still working through that. >> reporter: is there also the possibility they say that person was unwanted from the start at that block party. they point out there has been two groups with the ongoing

feud, one of those groups lived on that block. a all ten victims are in stable condition. we are reporting live from southwest detectives, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a manifesto has surface that had could give investigators a better pictures of the gunman accuse in the charleston massacre. investigators found 2500 word racist rant on the web site. they are trying to confirm fit was written by suspect dylann roof. there were photos of roof holding a gun sitting with a slave era manikin and burning an american flag. meantime crews are working to get emmanuel am e church ready for worship this morning. the church is expect to reopen for services later today. >> for this to take place very simple, all of it now all we wanted, was for peace. >> we still have actual violence being committed through the way of domestic enemy, domestic territory under this flag. >> shooting is being investigated by fbi as a hate

crime. residents in southwest philadelphia gathered to protest for peace, in the 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 was the holder of the party. >> this view of african americans are they rape, they pillage, they rob our answer to that is come out in peace. >> philadelphia activist and rapper lemont brown organized that event as well. fatters were celebrated yesterday, with a tribute. in the wake of the south carolina shooting tragedy democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is calling for more gun control. go p contender rick perry says he welcomes any discussion on political positions. andy rose reports. >> my hearties bursting for them. >> reporter: democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton used a charleston mass

shooting to call for measure to keep guns out of the hand of people with mental illnesses and others. >> i am not and will not be afraid for keep fighting for common sense reform and along with you achieve those on behalf of all 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 dylann roof gunned down nine children of god. >> there is something more basic to our humanity then the color of our skin, our ethnic heritage our nationality. listen we're all made in the image of a loving god. >> reporter: perry later told reporters he welcomes gun control conversation but... >> i do have an issue that the knee jerkies from the lefties always we will take peoples guns away from them. when in, fact, there may be a

host of contributing factors here. >> reporter: saturday saw memorial ceremonies for the tragedy. greater ame cathedral in new york hosted a prayer service. participants then moved outside for a rally with toy remember the victims. i'm andy rose reporting. go p party members wrapped up northeast republican leadership conference right here in philadelphia perspective 2016 presidential candidates scott walker delivered the keynote dress there in center city. governor chris christie, former senator santorum and presidential candidate karlie fiorina were among those in attendance. governor walker spoke about the significant philadelphia has for a conference. >> when you think of freedom and think of the founders and patriots that were here, and what it has meant for our country just such a honor to be here. >> conservative activist discussed health care reform, terrorism and 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 offered for information leading to a suspect who shot and killed a new orleans police officers on saturday. this is a very sad story. darryl holloway was shot and killed transporting three three-year old travis boys to jail. boys freed his hand from the cuffs, grabbed a gun and then shot holloway. officer holloway leaves behind three children. we do have an up kate on a intentional hit and run that led to a philadelphia with man losing her leg. that victim beatrice spence, she's now home from the hospital. police charged precious coleman with attempted murder after she allegedly ran over spe nce with her car because of a love triangle dispute. police say on that same day her house caught fire when her mother ran out of the house to check on her leaving food on the stove. very unfortunate. a tanker truck fire caused major problems on the pennsylvania turnpike this

weekend. it is a big mess. truck was carrying 2700 gallons of home heating oil when it caught fire near the bend salem interchange. crew has todd use foam to clean up that mess, a portion of the guardrail also had to be replaced. in new jersey we love to see these a special welcome home for a pair of veterans. "eyewitness news" in haddon township on saturday where army staff sergeant paul rodefsky and joseph white were greeted by friend family and warriors watch riders. bows were most recently deployed to qatar. they served in iraq and had deployment in europe and africa. >> not everybody has a big welcome home. not everybody has a big family to have a welcome home. it is truly amazing. i think everybody should be happy. >> reporter: paul rodefsky is a alumni of collinswood high school. he graduated a went to the marines from there. joseph white went to rancocas valley regional high school. 8:36. we will take a short break.

he has a a mass aid unique collection from the big league. cbs news correspondent steve hartman traveled to citizens bank park in philadelphia to meet the obsessed collector. >> reporter: who doesn't route for those wide eyed kid wishing so hard for a big league baseball. >> can you toss the ball here. >> that is freelance writer and undisputed king of shagging baseballs. foul balls. batting practice balls. >> bond hits a high fly ball good even the occasional home run ball. >> out of here. >> i am a fan. i am a very passionate fan someone called meehan objectes ised fan. >> another secret, the two hat scam. >> visiting teams love to spot their quote unquote fans on the road and reward them with autographs and baseball.

>> i am a cubs way all the way, man, thank you. >> japanese, yes. >> and quite frighteningly zach can ask for baseball in 27 languages. >> hebrew, german, sign lanning wage. >> reporter: zach, who is single and girlfriendless, go fish another runs all over to where he has figured out the fouls most likely to land. he could barely be kept still for his big network tv interview. >> i will move over. i want to be in straight away left right now. >> there are 30,000 people in the stadium and for a moment all eyes on me or anybody else, it business beating the odd and beating the competition. >> reporter: which brings us to the famous glove trick. >> make sure it is nice and bouncing. >> reporter: with a spring loaded glove on the rope zach

can get to baseballs in one else can. >> o yah baby. >> no time celebrate. >> reporter: and amusees player. >> although, security doesn't think it is so funny. >> if i catch you doing that again you are out of here. >> reporter: even with the bust zach managed to get 13 balls the night i was with him now if we can help him get a life. steve hartman, for cws news, philadelphia. >> that is his life though, he is funny. zach looks familiar he just caught alex rodriguez's 3,000th home run ball at yankee stadium on friday and zach is refusing to give that ball back to arod. we will see how he dos from there. still to come it took 18 hours to make and use more than 1 ton of cheese. we will show you the world's largest pizza yeah. out with alex, alexander hamilton will be leaving the 10-dollar bill to be replaced by a woman but who will be. we will have suggestions

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residents celebrated the juneteenth celebration in philadelphia this festival commemorates passage of the 13th amendment which ended slavery in the you had. the house hosted the event and that served as harriet tubman's philadelphia home, and also a stop on the underground railroad. a lot of history here. in addition to the panel discussion about the history of american race and slavery festival goers enjoyed music food and local vendors. carol? >> and we've got a day that started out glummy, and wet rainy, and just didn't like it probably anyplace but it other eyewitness weather watchers are up and finding that improvement. we will find 73 degrees through south jersey. margot says in buena vista at 73. happy summer to my weekend morning news and weather fix girls nicole and carol.

it is, warm out there. yes, it is and happy day to you too margot. we are looking at 73 degrees. this is flynn. she's in cherry hill. dew .72. it is not nice outside staying in air conditioning and stay cool and you know what, bring your pets inside with you because they suffer a exactly like you do in this weather. 74 degrees, warm even to the north, eileen murray in gilbertsville. it sure feels like summer. it does. it is starting to look more like summer we like. lets head to the shore. i have been showing you this all morning and it has looked horrendous. it is looking so much better now. look at this. people are outside running around on the boardwalk. things will start to clear up, a bit and they are and boardwalk will start to dry out and you will be running around sweating and adding to the dampness of the boardwalk again. it looks not bad out there. 73 degrees in kutztown. you can see the cloud starting to move out of here ape we are looking at a better afternoon

certainly then we saw in the morning. wouldn't be hard to do but it will no look that bad. today summer begins at 12:38 p.m. it is here, summer we will wait all year long for this and it will feel like summer every bit of the day. seventy-seven, already out at the airport in philadelphia. seventy-four in trenton. seventy-five in wilmington. still 67 up in the poconos but everybody else in the 70's and we will not be stopping there. our high today could be as high as 90 degrees. for now these showers here we go this is a loop over last three hours they really impacted the shore but that is ending. in this last bit of a little brief shower that you might finding north of atlantic city that is getting out of here. bank of some cloud. we have a few cloud but we will be finding some breaks in all of this accounts a. temperatures today getting in the 90's, low 90's maybe just 90. maybe stopping at 89. fit gets to 90 degrees, and it will probably get there

tomorrow plus, and 90 degrees plus, plus on tuesday that could be our first heat wave of this year. we will have to have continue to monitor those temperatures just for that little weather feature of calling it a heat wave. just know it will be hot out there when you hit 89 or 90 degrees. our future weather i like it, caught up with reality for the most part. it will kick these showers out look at what it does by 1:00 this afternoon. i see you out there i can see you out there i see you outside, grilling vegetables enjoying your friend, family outside on fathers day and note that is we have some clearing skies for that. we have a few cloud coming in, and any showers? well before this computer model has dotted a few around and it is saying, no, at this point but lets keep that in the back of our heads that maybe there is a shower someplace as we go through later today but generally i think improving trendies definitely upon us. then monday, nice, and hot

and for the first full day of summer tuesday hot again but do we see a shower coming through here. possible. and, this computer model says yes, it wants to stay mostly to the north we will continue to machine for that and see if anything develops out of a chance of showers on tuesday. otherwise i think you will get in the summer feel we will have it today 90 degrees. eighty-five at a the shore and poconos. these skies start to clear up a little bit. it is a hot day. keep yourself cool, your pets school and 72 degrees tonight. just a slight chance of a shower. most areas will not see one. then tomorrow 91. ape then thursday and friday we're in the 80's but by next saturday we could be as cool as 78 degrees. well, you know, the forecast might not be exactly priceless, but speaking of money a as we often like to die new face is coming to the 10-dollar bill.

the face of a woman but which one. unleash the currency, american money, paper bills featuring boys club of historic men in one want can keep straight. >> hoist on the 10-dollar bill right now? >> jefferson hamilton jack son. >> correct one alexander hamilton in, 2020 will lose his 10-dollar solo selfie to a paper bill woman, she will be chosen later this year. 10-dollar qualification like the flag she must be historic like a betsy ross type and democracy like a. >> susan anthony. >> u.s. treasury secretary makes final decision on the female face he wants input from the public . >> third choice. thanks anyway. woman on the bill can't ab live, that is third qualification, but it is one elinor roosevelt and claire a barton meet. very lively soon to be ninth

grader alycia thinks the ten is a great place for. >> rosa parks. >> but for now it is big question mark which woman will be crumbled in with the george's abraham's and on good cash flow day the alexander's in your wallet. >> it ought to be harriet tubman. >> found are of the than ground railroad harriet tub man spent time in germantown house. johnson house director hopes treasury secretary sees light and puts miss tubman on the bill. >> a lot of exposure for whatever winner, nowadays her face on the credit card might be more noteworthy. >> yeah. >> exactly right. >> you know what our producer just wants to let you know that the federal offence to alter a money. >> okay. >> it is okay, we will defend you to the even. >> yes. >> how is the weather looking carol. >> weather is looking a lot

better then when we came in here this morning and then what you heard overnight with the showers and thunderstorms and rain this morning but that is pulling a waste and skies will be starting to brighten up. i see 90 degrees first day of summer and happy fathers day. >> carol thanks. lets check with ann. >> the the blue route southbound here, carol and nicole we're still having problems. this is between exit three media swarthmore and exit one macdade. jackknife tractor trailer at the top of the screen, left lane block. look at the delay. there are injuries involved in this accident because a car was involved. this ambulance and of course police cars at the top of the screen too we are moving on the blue route albeit very slowly left lay belonged, southbound between exit number three and exit one macdade due to a jackknife tractor trailer. moving again to the ben franklin parkway ben franklin parkway is shut down today it is shut down for an event between logan circle and art museum circle, a run that is happening. also martin luther king drive is shut town between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive.

on to the walt whitman bridge mid span heading to the shore now that the sunnies out nice time to head to the shore no delays on the walt whitman. forty-two looks good. and in problems on the ac expressway or garden state parkway. and, building, earlier and we did have earlier flooding right between ac expressway and pleasantville but those lane closures will be moved and we are good to go. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center have a great fathers day i'm ann evans new back to you. happening today rock royalty makes a stop in south philadelphia, this is pretty exciting. paul mccartney is scheduled to play at wells fargo center, sir paul making a stop as part of his out there tour. mccartney is expect to play from his song column log from the last 50 years so plenty of material to chose from. doors opened tonight just 8:00 o'clock. show as you can imagine is sold out.

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about 18,000 runners hit asphalt for 39th annual grand mom's marathon in minute so the a how about these women. the minnesota knights was in fully affect, when it came to volunteers as well, you know, spirit of those people, 400 medical volunteers and more than get this a thousand water station volunteers turnout to make the 26.2-mile have of success. >> that is some in shape grand mom's. and what has happened when you get 80 pizza makers in all one place. well, in italy they found out and they went after the world's longest piss, sign me up 5,232 feet, and it took 18 hours to make those and it is like heavy lifting there. it is 1.5 tons of mozerella cheese and 5500-pound of dough, and one and a half tons of tomatoes and we are still trying to figure out if the world record for heartburn soon, after they had a lot of

people, they eat that stuff. >> mile long pizza. >> my goodness. >> incredible. >> a as we know it is fathers day and i'm still so blessed to have i have got my dad my step dad my father-in-law, i have the grandfathers but i also have the man that i love my husband hoist celebrating his very first fathers day and they is with our son jack. when i in met this man at the age of of eight i knew he was one for me but i infer even thought of the fact that he would be an absolute best dad to my baby boy. >> yes. >> i got to give it up to him thank you so much, for always standing by our little boy. >> what a great family. i know how much you love your husband. >> yes. >> you see this picture. >> yes. >> love it. >> that is my father, with his dog, bonnie, he loved that dog. you can see where i got my dog love from. >> yes. >> it is hereditary. this is my father, who is going to be 94 tomorrow.

>> you are going out there to be with him. >> yes. >> he will be 94. he still has a dog he adopted a dog two years ago. he has always had a dog. there you go, it follows right along. >> passed down his love for animals. >> absolutely, i'm continuing to that passing out. happy fathers day to all of the dad. >> all of the dads and any guy who is in someone's life and to look to. >> if you love and mentor responsibly, best said. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now we are signing off have a great day everybody once again happy fathers day thanks for watching. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh!

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