breaking news this morning, july 4th holiday a very violent one here in the city of philadelphia, police are investigating four homicides overnight and we are live with the details coming up next. also fire on the atlantic city boardwalk flames are captured as people gathered to watch the fire works. clean up is underway on the morning after the independent day party on the parkway we will have more on last night's concert and fire works coming up next. today it is sunday july 5th i'm nicole brewer and the second half of the holiday weekend is better than the first. let's take a look

wye can key temperatures are looking similar in philadelphia. 68 degrees. millville 65. we have 67 degrees, mount pocono a little cooler as you can imagine at 60 degrees in dover, delaware 64, all and all about the in mid 60's range there. we will have a complete forecast for you coming up in a couple of minutes. right now though we will begin with breaking news a violent night in the city of philadelphia police are investigating four homicides. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at police headquarters to tell us more about that, justin. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. police are working overnight on all four cases most recent happening at 3:30 near broad and hunting park avenue. lets get to you that video. that is a park where a 17 year old girl was found stabbed.

she would later die. about that time 3:30 a.m. on the 5100 block of north front street in the olney section a man was found shot and killed and another on 5200 block of masher, a man was found shot there and he was transported shot in his foot and also in his leg. and 1:00 o'clock this morning in kensington on the 2,000 block of east stella street a man in his 40's was shot six times and he he would die from his injuries as well n southwest philadelphia on july 48:43 p.m. on the 1700 block of south 53rd street a man was shot and killed. we should know, no weapons nor any arrests have been made in any of these cases at this time. back out live police investigating four homicide, three shootings and one stagging. youngest victim just 17 years old. we are live at police headquarters i'm's justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you.

a fire of the tunes in atlantic city caught on camera. thinks video from instagram that happened late last night near boardwalk at doctor martin luther king boulevard. there is in word on how much of that brush burn. the atlantic city fire department is investigating so far in cause and there are in reports of any injuries. incredible closure to a celebration honoring our nation's independent. this is a a look at fire works over the art museum last night capping off welcome america concert on the parkway. overnight crews working to clean up after the festival, a a lot left over, rough job after thousands showed up to celebrate in the city where america's independent was born. "eyewitness news" reporter teave paterson went down to the parkway to check out the festivities. >> reporter: close your get to the stage the further away you get from the truth in parkway pandemonium on the fourth of july. don't follow, let me explain near the front of the passes

it is what you expect. >> we have been in the park since 7:30 this morning. >> reporter: lady vigilantly camped out for 14 hours. >> so we could get a good spot which was this spot. >> reporter: and look the couple celebrating their two year anniversary near the same place they gotten gauge. >> it is awesome to be here to see the art museum and it is just great. >> reporter: deeper in you might spot some of the hundreds of brave men and women trying to police hundreds of thousands. like this woman who only speaks in concepts. >> fire works and the colors, and the people, and the food, everything. >> reporter: deep, like this guy who knows how to work a crowd. >> why do we come out? to celebrate america? why else come out. >> reporter: when we got so far in that we could barely hear music we found this guy. >> we're on tv. >> reporter: why take snakes into a crowd like this. >> they wanted to see the concert. >> reporter: i didn't tell him b.a. san isn't around and i

don't think that was his goal anyway. and, oh, yeah, the music was good to. steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve always has a good time. snakes an all. we have another view courtesy of the philadelphia police. department's tack area unit provided this sky all lit up from the art museum. just spectacular. police video caught fire works from other parts of the city as they hash tagged leave it to the position also. july 4th is a day full of all things stars and stripes right here in philadelphia. and starting the take off was celebration of freedom ceremony at birthplace of the declaration of the independent. crowd gathered at independent hall for patriotic music and readings of the declaration. ceremony commemorated other important milestones including 50th anniversary of the first major lgbt protest here in the u.s. philadelphia mayor michael

nutter addressed the crowd there as well. >> happy independent day a great, great honor to welcome all of you my fellow fell answer and visitors alike, to the birthplace of the democracy, our nation's first capitol. >> and independent day parade, followed after that ceremony which went all throughout historic philadelphia. and more celebrations at the independent visitors center where visitors got take part in the special birthday party for america. party goers enjoyed some delicious patriotic treats including a five tear cake with hundreds of cup cakes displayed in the shape of the american flag. betsy ross led the crowd n'synxing happy birthday to america. well police remain on high alert across the country as people celebrate our nation's independent as cbs's kenneth craig tells us extra security measures are taken to keep america safe this fourth of july weekend. >> reporter: fire works lit up the night sky over the east river in new york city,

estimated 3 million spectators didn't let a terror threat warning rain on their fourth of july celebration. >> unaudible. >> reporter: concerned about a lone wolf style attack nypd deployed 7,000 heavily arm police officers to watch over the crowds. >> it is not so much what we know but what we by the not know. >> reporter: police hearsay there have in the been any specific threat but they are ready. >> unaudible. >> reporter: law enforcement also beefed up security at other high value targets like the national mall in washington d.c. 18,000 feet of chain link fence surrounded the happened mark. thousands of people passed through screening checkpoints before they could find a spot to watch the fire works. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile a memorial service will take place in trevose for regina buenaer

holmes philadelphia police have arrested leroy wilson of norristown in connection with that slaying. holmes was found dead inside of her rumfort road home on monday. wilson was working as a hand i man for holmes at the time of her murder. >> he came to her door that night, she knew him from previous times where he did work for her let him in, we believe right now he probably was stealing something from her, maybe she caught him in the act of doing that, and with that, he was set off beat her and stabbed her and ultimately killed her. >> detectives believe that wilson acted alone in this. they say he has a long criminal history of violent crimes. well, two camden county police officers are on leave after a deadly officer involve shooting this happened late friday night in the crammer hill neighborhood of east camden. officers responded to reports with a man with the gun atberger and harrison avenue. when they arrived officers say that man pointed a loaded gun at them and then they opened fire. an independent investigation

will be conduct as standard procedure there. camden county police say this is first officer involve shooting in the department's 26 month history. well, still to come this morning there is a new top dog from a july 4th tradition. up next, we will tell you about an upset at this years hot dog eating contest. how a little laser light marks a big advance in cancer research, health reporter stephanie stahl tells us about a new treatment being used right here in our area. rain is gone, we're happy to say and weather is heating up this holiday weekend, we will have your forecast coming up next.

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well on "eyewitness news" in an upset at nathan's hot dog eating contest on new york's coney island mens champion who has been title holder for eight years now fell short this year. christine sloan from our sister station cbs two in new york introduces us to a new winner. >> this man represents all that is eternal. >> reporter: joey chestnut, eight time champion walking out to a cheering crowd at nathan's famous hot dog eating

contest. where the hoopla and the drama. >> for this is a battle of the titans. >> reporter: all part of the competition but in one expected this. >> this man is watching his legacy. >> reporter: chestnut unable to gulp down enough hot dogs in ten minutes. >> losing to 23 year-old matthew stoney by just two hot dogs. >> ladies and gentlemen the champion of the world. >> it was a bad day hot dogs were not going down, as fast. >> to win this contest is surreal. >> reporter: the score 62-60 with chestnut still holding the record. >> it is great to compete against him. he is a legend. >> reporter: nail biting women's competition too with nicki soto victorious.

>> how do you you prepare. >> i just practice, with a friend. >> reporter: how to you look so fabulous and stay in shape after eating so many hot dogs. >> i'm in the gym twice a day every day for last ten days. >> reporter: beefed up security in the fourth of july event where animal rights activist blending and holding up signs but none of this saving the competitors. >> will you be back next year. >> i'll be back. >> reporter: anticipation for another breathtaking stomach churning contest. in brooklyn, christine sloan cbs news. at least they are good sports. that is nice to see. 6:14. that means time to check on our forecast for the rest of our holiday weekend here, of course, first half not off to a great start but second have half is looking more promising. right now we can tell you it is about 66 degrees here in the city of philadelphia, we are taking a live look at ben franklin bridge from our campbell's field camera.

again, looking cloudy out there right now but we are hearing, about a little bit of sunshine in our future w that here's meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather. >> good morning everyone hopefully you're having a great sun sunday. forecast looking better to day compared to saturday as we are bringing back that sunshine. here's our weather headlines a lot of sunshine. we will heat up, so it feels like summer once again . then later this upcoming week we will start to see some more chapses for some storms, arriving to our forecast but recent rainfall we had over delaware valley that is great news as we check out drought monitor. no signs of any ab normally dry conditions or maryland rate drought situations. looking better across the delaware valley. exemption is in southern new england where we fine dry conditions but all good here around philadelphia. lets talk about what is happening over the next several days. high pressure build back in control for today. that will bring back mostly sunny skies. high temperatures surge in the upper 80es, that is maybe a

couple degrees above average. monies the same deal. we will be nice and dry. high pressure over new england. temperatures right near average, mid to upper 80's but humidity increases each day. as we head toward tuesday that is when we will feel the difference. it will be hot humid temperatures close to 90 degrees. we will see chance for late day shower or storm as this next cold front moves through. it looks like better chance to see showers and storms on wednesday. let's time things out, we will look at future weather model again this afternoon, it looks great under mostly sunny conditions. get outside if you can. great pool, beach weather heading into tonight. still in problems. a if you fair weather cloud moving through. now back to reality on monday heading back to work, conditions, still dry 7:00 o'clock monday morning maybe some cloud build on in but still keeping things dry as we head into monday afternoon. maybe just extending that holiday weekend still looks okay as long as conditions stay dry throughout your afternoon monday. lets talk about winds

currently we're dealing with wind out of the south to out west, on the light site, but then we will switch out on monday afternoon. that brings back the high humidity levels. we will feel that humidity increase as we head into tuesday and wednesday. so lets talk about temperatures. for today again afternoon highs in spots approaching upper 80's. cool spots at the shore. enjoying a nice refreshing breeze there. temperatures in the upper 70's. monday a same deal, see those inland locations philadelphia north and west well in the mid 80's again, south jersey near the shore and delaware beaches should be around upper 70's to near 80 degrees. looking long term range and that cold pocket of air over us saturday is long gone. jet stream back to the north. this brings back the heat and humidity for middle of the weekend. that will be the trend through the upcoming week into next week even. typical summer like conditions heading in the delaware valley. we have lots of forecast, warm. high temperature 87 degrees. tonight mostly clear mild.

we will get to 7o shore forecast looks great lots of sunshine. seventy-eight for the area. ocean water in the low 70's. here's the extended forecast. best chance of showers and storms coming in tuesday and wednesday. it is hot. temperatures reaching lower 90's by middle of the week. meanwhile delaware environmental officials preparing for a spike in the mosquito population. they say recent heavy rains are beneficial to the mosquito egg breeding. higher then normal mosquito counts are being reported in mount laurel, and dover delaware. mosquito population is tracked because mosquitoes can transmit west nile virus. on the cbs-3 healthwatch this morning more americans are dying for cancer but it is because of the aiming pop. the actual risk has fallen according to a new report from federal health officials. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on a new treatment for the leading cancer killer. >> reporter: it is a laser light doing big things in the fight begins lung cancer. >> we're able to thread it out into the lung. >> reporter: doctor patrick

ross chairman of surgery at main line health ace pioneer in photo dynamic therapy where tumors infused with light sensitivity drugs and exposed to the laser. >> light activates the drug and then the light that is in the cells directly kills the cancer cells. >> reporter: this x-ray shows a lung on the left before treatment looking white because there is no air flow, with photo dynamic therapy the tumor is thrilled which then allows air back into the lung. >> we called ptd but my patients called it pretty darn terrific. >> reporter: pdt can be used in conjunction with radiation chemotherapy and therapy doctor ross started a registry with centers around the country to track long term outcomes. >> so we will be able to target which patients benefit and which patients should not have the therapy. >> reporter: lankanol hospital has an updated da vinchi system the surgical robot that allows better surgical precision that is less invasive. >> with the addition of the additional robotic expertise

with the addition of things like photo dynamic therapy, we will be able to offer patients, a soup to nuts scenario for how to manage their lung cancer. >> reporter: surviving lung cancer usually depend on early detection like with any cancer. we have more information on the new technology at cbs philly.com/click on health. i'll put it on my twitter and facebook pages. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. 6:20 right now. team u.s.a. is getting ready to take on japan in the world cup final today. coming up next we will tell you why today's match holds extra importance for abby wamback. we will be right back.

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the u.s. women's soccer team plays for the world cup in vancouver meeting japan in the finals. cbs's jericka duncan has more on abby wamback the national team all time goal scoring leader. >> wambackfires, scores. >> reporter: in one in the world, male or female, has scored more international goals, then abby wamback but of the 183 goals there is one that pretty much defines her the 2011 world cup america down a goal to brazil and literally seconds from an embarrassingly early exit. >> what a moment in time, iconic moment to be part of. there were so many things that needed to be perfect for that brazil goal, some people

thought we won the world cup in that game. >> reporter: but they didn't. eventually losing in the finals to japan a loss that has fueled wamback's obsession to put a world cup title on her impeccable resume. have you you had any vision about how this will end, if there was any year for to us win, this has to be one right. it is end of me when it comes to talking about world cups. for me i like story book evenings as well. >> reporter: wamback has been mostly a sub in this tournament giving way to younger, faster players but rather than fuss and fume she has embraced the role as mentor and met straight or and will get right in her teammate faces which needed. >> abby is a true leader, you know, when she has something to say everybody listens. >> new we have the momentum. >> reporter: what is one word you would use to describe her. >> would i say self less.

i think that everything that she does is for the the team. >> reporter: wamback craves the cup in the story bookending but surprisingly in the for her. >> i want it to be for a young player leading us in the next generation of the many world cup championships and gold cup champion ships. >> reporter: that was jericka duncan reporting. win or lose, this will be wamback's last game and it will be a massive crowd. more than 53,000 fans are expect to pack the stadium tonight. go team u.s.a. also happening today the christening of the britain's princess charlotte, private services will happen on the church on the queen's country estate northeast of london. hundreds are expect to watch the arrival of the royal family. charlotte is now you two months old and fourth in line from the british thrown. just love seeing pictures of those two. they are so sweet. 6:25. we are updating our breaking news in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" a violent july 4th holiday in the city here police are investigating

four people killed overnight and we are live with the latest on the search for suspects. also ahead how times have changed when it comes to working mothers. plus latest on our forecast, rain new gone and we are looking ahead to a better even to the holiday weekend we will be right back.

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today, it is sunday july 5th, good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. if you have outdoor plans like maybe a backyard barbecue or something else out doors you are in luck. we have good news for you. lets take a look outside live for you via sky cam three in atlantic city. you can see it looks nice down there at the shore at this hour. little will bit cloudy but hopefully those clouds will burn off as we make our way throughout the morning. yesterday's rain is long gone so more good news for you. you can see from storm scan three we're not tracking any rains, no storms to speak of just lots of sunshine for second half of your holiday weekend. it will feel like summer once again which for a lot of people will be a good feeling. lets look at our current temperatures around the region as i mentioned earlier, kind of hovering around mid to upper 60's. here in philadelphia we are looking at 68 degrees. in wildwood. sixty-six in lancaster. about 63 degrees. and mount pocono about 60.

little bit cooler to our north. but not a bad start today by any stretch. we are talking about some 90-degree temperatures in the seven day forecast. once again summertime is heating up and second half of your holiday weekend is shaping up to be better than your first. we will have all that coming up in the full forecast, coming up next. right now we have more on our breaking news this morning, philadelphia police investigating four overnight homicides. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at police headquarters to bring us up to dayton that, just continue? >> reporter: nicole, good morning, that is right, four homicide, three are shootings one stabbing and youngest victim here just 17 years old. lets take to you video of that scene, she was found severely stabbed near walgreens at broad and hunting park avenue at 3:30 a.m. and she would late are die from her injuries. about that time in the holiday section police were on the scene of the double shooting. first man found shot in his leg and foot on the 5200 block

of masher, he was taken to the hospital, his condition unknown, but he was shot police believe near front street and dunn canning on. police say in this case some 30 plus round may have been fired. second man was found in the 5100 block of north front street as he was shot and later died on the scene there. now hours earlier in kensington about 1:00 o'clock in the morning on the 2,000 block of east stella street a man in his 40's was found shot six times and he died. in southwest philadelphia, at 8:43 p.m. on the 1700 block of south 53rd street a man was also found shot and killed. police very busy late last night into the overnight this morning, and back out here live we are told at this time that there have been no arrests or any weapons found in any of these four homicides, so far. we are live at police headquarters i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" nicole. >> thanks, justin we appreciate it. new this morning pope francis is on his way to his

native south america on a nine day pilgrimage. he will touchdown this afternoon. many poor south americans will come out for the pope's return. he will visit ecuador bolivia and par quay because they are a among the poorest regions that claim 4 percent of the world's catholics. well, independence day was no holiday for several presidential candidates, new jersey governor chris christie was in new hampshire for the town's fourth of july parade. he has been barn storming the state since he officially declared his run for president last week. christie is trailing in recent poles as he is part of the crowd i republican field with 13 other candidates. also democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton held a rally in glenn. clinton discussed improvements to president obama's health care health plan and she said small businesses are a corner stone of america's economy.

>> bernie, bernie, western i. >> reporter: presidential candidate bernie sanders spent the fourth campaigning in iowa. the vermont independent who is running as a democrat, marched through the streets flange by supporters. latest poll shows sanders campaign is gaining momentum but still trails hillary clinton. donald trump defend his remarks about mexico and immigrants who crossed the u.s. border illegally. one of trump's opponent for republican nomination is calling the remarks out of the g.o.p. main stream. >> reporter: donald trump is doubling done own his controversial comments about immigration. trump speak he can to "fox news" about the killing wednesday of the three two-year old woman in a popular san francisco pier allegedly by a mandy ported from the u.s., five times. >> we have many cases like this in one wants to talk bit. it seems like i'm the whipping post because i bring it up. >> reporter: since the launch of his presidential campaign trump made a string of remarks

about mexican immigrants. they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime and they are rapist. >> reporter: the comments have cost him companies from nbc to macy's have dumped trump. >> i think it is bad for my brand. >> reporter: trump isn't paying the price in the polls. latest survey of republicans show he is now in second place, republican strategies, however, worry trump is alienating latinos who the g.o.p. says will be vital to taking back the white house. >> we will win when we are vocal enough, big and broad rather than burr, just angry all the time. >> reporter: jeb bush dismissed trump's rhetoric. >> he is doing this to inn flame, insight and draw attention which seems to be his organizing principal of his campaign. >> reporter: former republican date mitt romney who only got one in in four hispanic voters in 2012 says trump's comments have hurt the party. >> yes, i think he had made a severe error in saying he did

about mexican americans. >> reporter: so did max car which pulled its annual award ceremony from a trump resort in miami. mark alberts cbs news, washington. 6:35. the polls are opened in greece where voters are deciding whether to accept tough creditors condition needed to avoid that default and a banking collapse. it is expect to be close this raise, greece prime minister urging no vote to help get a better bail out deal. a yes vote is about keeping the common euro current i. back here in the u.s. since 197 on's, number of moth hours work has listen dramatically. for 47 percent back then to more than 70 percent today. now a new survey finds that attitudes about working moms have change as well. cbs's chelsea edward, reports. >> reporter: jeaninne mchugh appreciates the time she gets with her son. she's a busy lawyer with long days at work. >> 9:00 o'clock in the

morning, and probably seven or 7:30 at night. >> reporter: today working mothers are the normal but times have changed since she raise heard grown daughter nancy. >> when my kid were growing up things were different then they are right now. people just did stay home and they took care of their children. >> reporter: as number of working mothers has grown so has acceptance. professor jean twiney looked at survey results over past 40 years. in the 1977 when adult were asked if the preschool child would suffer if the mother would work. 68 percent said yes. that fell to 42 percent in 1998 and dropped to 35 percent in 2012. >> social change takes time to happen. that is what is interesting. you didn't get that changing, to about 2,000. at generations have turn over then you see more expert for that. >> my mother was a rarity working. she was also a working mom and i'm definitely not a rarity. >> reporter: today's younger between racial is even more accepting. most 12th graders surveyed in the 1970's thought moms should stay at home. today about four out of five

high school seniors think it is okay for moms to work. in california, chelsea edward for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:37. coming up next on "eyewitness news" advice for clearing blocks in the kitchen sink before they cost you money. thinks just unbelievable, a baby, stranded at sea sleeping child drifting in the middle of the ocean and the parents are saying and how she was rescued coming up next. and you have heard of a self driving cars, right? this 20-ton piece of farm equipment has been doing it for years. coming up we will show you how it works. also conditions continue to dry out that is some good news setting us up for a nice end to the holiday weekend. we will tell but warmer temperatures ahead in the seven day forecast, all that, when "eyewitness news" continues, we will be right back.

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well, check this out a beach house deck collapsed in north carolina injuring 14 people to second critically this happened last night as

family was getting ready to take a photo on emerald aisle. it is unclear what cause that had collapse, which the fire chief estimated to be 10 feet above the ground. wow, a small plane, crashed into a crowded beach in karlsbad, california. the faa says single engine piper pa 18 lost engine power saturday afternoon. now that plane was carrying a banner which it flipped over. a 12 year-old boy suffer minor injuries. that pilot was not hurt. and a very close call for a baby who drifted out to sea. ten month-old's inflatable crib kept her floating turkish coast. they were later rescued by the coastguard. the girl's parents forgot they left her there and they didn't necessity what happened until other beach goers told them. >> just frightening. >> 6:41. now to this weeks angie's list report for blocks in the

kitchen sink. one of the biggest causes are your garbage disposal. here's jim donovan with add rise for keeping your disposal and sing running smoothly. >> reporter: if you are not running your garbage disposal properly you will more than likely end up with a blockage. you should never forgot water. run cold water at least ten seconds were putting food down the drain. >> you are grinding food and trying to float that food through the pipes. so the key is water. >> reporter: food should be added a little at a time and be careful what you put into it. >> many know you should president put bones, grease down your garbage disposal but what you might not realize you this should avoid things that absorb water like rice, pasta coffee grind egg shells they can do damage tour disposal. >> reporter: use it every day letting it sit idle for several days can shorten its life span. >> if you are not using it regularly you should be maintaining it.

you should run it at least once a day to avoid grime build up that can lead to corrosion in your gang beige disposal. >> reporter: grinding ice cubes orr range peels will help extend the life of your disposal. >> they not only grind twice but they have a future that reverses, the spin, and the jams and it automatically shut it off and turn it back on into yet the other way and it will take a lot of trouble by itself. >> reporter: for more advice on what you can do to make sure your sing keeps working visit cbs philly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. >> ice cubes and orange peels g advice there. let's see it is, it is had hard to tell, 6:43. right new we're looking at 67 degrees, here in the city of philadelphia a we're looking live at our roof cameras here. you can see a beautiful shot of the city. we're cloudy in the backdrop but we're expecting that to burn off some and get some sun later on in our forecast,

and now here with more on that is meteorologist justin drabick. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. hopefully you are having a great start tour day. temperatures will be on the warming trend finally feeling like summer once again. average high for today is 87 degrees. that is where we will be for sunday afternoon and monday, right where we should this be time of the year. if you like the heat and humidity just wait until tuesday and wednesday. we will feel the difference. we will peak with our high temperatures this week. it looks like lower 90's return for wednesday afternoon. by the end of the week slight cool down but pretty much where we should be this time of the year. how it will feel, this week. again, today really not too bad. still on the humid side. could be worse. you will notice difference each day. monday starts to feel steamy and tuesday and wednesday we're close to that oppressive feel as far as the a air mass goes. a lot of humidity around, which will help fuel showers and storms. but it looks dry today. get outside if you can and enjoy it as we finish off the holiday weekend great. beach, pool weather.

even in the poconos. it looks great. high temperatures over us. temperatures in the 80's we will keep it dry. if you are extend ago this holiday weekend into monday, still in problems. high pressure over new england, mid up toker 80's once again but humidity levels increase and here we go, on tuesday, we will watch this cold front slowly track eastward and will bring a chance for late day shower or storm and scattered so not everybody sees it. mess of the daze stays dry but it will be hot and humid as we will be well in the upper 80's or close to 90 degrees. this afternoon looks great lots of sunshine, lots of few fair weather, and, outside sun block and nice and try condition. muggy conditions into monday. as we head back to reality heading back to work we'll cloud streaming in here monday morning, by the afternoon most hi cloudy skies but we will still keep our conditions dry on monday. wind speeds for today, they are light out of the west and that is not too humid a as far as win direction goes but then start to switch out of the

south and east on monday. that brings back humidity, so you will feel the difference on monday, tuesday certainly. temperature wise, inland spots this have afternoon well in the upper 80's. we will get relief down towards the shore points upper 70's maybe 80 degrees along the coastal sections of new jersey and delaware. same deal on monday afternoon we will getaway from the water north and west of the city, well in the mid to upper 80's. the exemption is south jersey and delaware beaches. forecast for today will be a warm one compared to saturday. mostly sunny. 87 degrees for the high. light wind out of the northwest becoming more westerly in the afternoon around 10 miles an hour. tonight will be mild, muggy mostly clear with a low near 70 degrees. great day to be at the shore. check it out 78 degrees for air temperature. ocean water in the lower 70's. uv index is very high so wear the sun belong, ocean conditions pretty calm so it looks like a low threat for rip currents. here's the extended forecast each day more warm arming and humid. tuesday and wednesday we have a chance to see scattered

showers and thunderstorms. wednesday in the hot 90's. and then mid to low 80's by end of the week. you can join me and meteorologist kate bilo this wednesday july 8th at crayola experience in easton. she will host kid caster auditions from noon until 2:00. find more details on cbs philly.com/kid caster. great experience for the kid out there. >> 6:48. time to check on the roads with ann evans from the cbs-3 traffic enter. good morning ann. >> we are looking at the boulevard. we have an accident this morning. southbound at fox street, to the left of your screen there is the left lane blocked and as you you can see is there quite a delay on the boulevard this morning. traffic cam from the ben franklin parkway i want to tell you that the ben franklin parkway is open. inner drive just reopened from last night's welcome america festivities and we are good to go here. and, martin luther king drive is shut down at ben franklin parkway at falls bridge and kelly drive is closed from

kelly drive to mountain green drive for independent day regatta still happening. that will be shut down until 6:00 p.m. tonight. moving traffic cam one more time to the ben franklin bridge mid span no delays or problems on the ben franklin. the beautiful day for the shore no delays further up on the 42 freeway or ac expressway. garden state parkway in good shape as well. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. auto makers are developing cars that can drive themselves right but it is technology that farmers have enjoyed for years. adriana diaz explains report report while auto makers raised alongside guying toll design self driving car of the future here in the heart land, farmers have long enjoyed hands free technology. wait until you see all of the press conference and excitement about self driving cars do you think to yourself we have been doing this for years. >> we all chuckle about that. >> reporter: jon steeple runs john deer technology group. they have been making machines that drive themselves for

almost 15 years. here's how it works. a driver programs the root and gps based technology does the driving, down to the edge, avoiding this spots and repetitious. it is the designed to save time fuel, money. >> no hand. >> in hand. >> reporter: driver still has to be at the wheel because there is no outside sensors only way to avoid a collision is if the human intervenes and takes the control. >> why hasn't technology existed in industrial settings sooner then on actual road. >> these machines are operated on private land and in remote locations, so certainly the challenge is a associated with rush hour traffic aren't a challenge when operating a tractor. >> reporter: homeowners may be next to get a helping hand. john deer is developing self driving lawn mowers in europe and the the company says tractors that don't even need a driver inside could be ten years away. adrian a diaz for cbs news, in

iowa. i don't know, and it is just not ready for that yet. 6:50. still to come, the united states women's sock are team just one win away from the world cup title so excited. and coming up next how excitement is building for a home grown star, we're talking about karlie lloyd coming up next.

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field scoring two runs and gives braves an early lead, right? second inning cameron mavin at the plate he left the gym after a allowing nine runs in just three innings. now the lone bright spot was a three run home run from darren ruf, so that was good, but was not enough, atlanta wins this 19-five. sixth straight loss for our philadelphia phillies. some good news for our flyers they first round draft pick ivan has signed a three-year entry level contract. eighteen year-old defenseman will have a chance to make the team in training camp. discussions are ongoing with michael dellzotto. team u.s.a., they are in tonight's final for women's world cup. so this is big facing japan in the rematch of the 2011 final. japan won that game in dramatic fashion. so this could be revenge for u.s. women. we hope so. they did beat germany two to nothing with delran native

karlie lloyd scoring game winning goal from the penalty spot. game time in vancouver is 7:00 o'clock our time tonight. one of the stars of the u.s. team is delran new jersey's karlie lloyd and last week she scored her third goal in six matches and was named player of the match. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has more from medford new jersey where eyes of south jersey are focused on karlie lloyd. >> reporter: alongside a series of practice kicks, two little legs trail a soccer ball. >> i love karlie. >> reporter: she, like everybody else out here is talking about carli lloyd two time olympic gold winner, world cup stand out and delran, new jersey native. >> she's here extra hours doing stuff that nobody else is doing. >> it inspires me. i see her train here when we practice. and she is just putting in extra hours. >> reporter: these young players know carli well because this is the same medford field where carli

herself conquered her greatest athletic hurdles. we caught up with her long time trainer james over skype. >> just mainly hard working over the years and reaching the point where we have, we just hoped that we're inspiring people and i think we are. >> reporter: as far as close friend family carli requested that they stay put in new jersey during the world cup finals. >> they all understand, they are all on board we've got one more and i can do all of the celebrating i want with them at home. >> reporter: back in her home state these players have taken this winning attitude and they are running witt. >> every think every time carli, when she's around these areas, it creates a park and energy. >> reporter: in a sport where women can be out number by men but it is not the case out here. with carli on the mind even the youngest players are standing tall. reporting from burlington county alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what a cutie. i just love to see that. lloyd isn't the only local connection eagles tightened

zach ertz is in canada supporting his girlfriend julie johnston. before the last match he tweeted this almost game time pumped to watch this one and see julie johnston do her thing. let's go u.s.a. johnston has been one of the best deeven ifers in this tournament so far. and earlier it was third place game germany verse england this was the only goal actually, england converting a penalty kick late into extra time. they go on to win one to nothing and finish on a high note after a tough loss in the semi finals. roger fedderrer is through the next round of wimbledon. he won in four sets saturday afternoon. fedderer is looking for his eighth title there he is tied with pete sampras. watch out for little flying objects folks a pigeon swoop this is tampa bay player after he got a base hit. the bird then decided to wander around the infield a little bit. yankees went on to win. so go figure.

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"eyewitness news" this morning, begins with breaking news crime scene tape and casing at four homicide scenes marking a violent night for the city of philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live with the very latest on those investigations justin? >> reporter: nicole, good morning. reports came in last night and went into the offer night. by this morning police are looking into four homicides three shootings and one was a stabbing. lets get you now to video of the fatal stabbing scene. this involves a 17 year-old girl on broad and hunting park avenue. she was found there stabbed near walgreens parking lot there as she passed away from her injuries. now also at that hour about 3:30 a.m. in the olney section there ways a double shooting there on the 5100 block of north front street. a man was