holiday, turned deadly in the city overnight, four people are killed and four separate incidents. we're live with the details coming up next. also this morning fire on the atlantic city boardwalk flames captured on camera as people gathered to watch the fire works. and the 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 is sunday july 5th, good morning thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer and i'm happy to report second half is turning out better than the first. we are looking live at skies cam three in philadelphia. it is still cloudy at this hour so we will be had happy to see that this morning. of course, yesterday's rain is long gone as you can see from storm scan three here, we're not tracking any rain or storms.

we are looking at 65 and up in mount pocono, slightly chillier at 61 degrees. we will have a complete look at your forecast, coming up next. >> and new this morning a violent night in philadelphia, police are investigating four homicide, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live, to tell us more, but just so much violence, good morning a lot of violence indeed. three shooting and one stabbing, the youngest victim just 17 years old let's go to video of that scene from overnight here at 3:30, in the morning, a 17 year-old girl was found stabbed severely near wall street, park and hunting avenue he did die overnight. about that time in olney police were on the scene of the double shooting, first man

found, on the 52 block of masher. reportedly shot nearby on front street and duncannon in the leg and foot. was taken to einstein in stable condition, now nearby, second man was found shot and killed on the 5100 block have of north front street. now hours earlier in kensington about 1:00 in the morning on the 2,000 block of east stella street is where police fond responded and found a man in his 40's shot six times. he also died of his injuries, as well. and it is in southwest philadelphia, on independent day, at 8:43 p.m. on the 1700 block of south 53rd street, that is where police found a man, also, shot and killed, so police are new looking into four homicides, three shootings and one fatal stabbing, three men dead and one teenage girl, also dead this morning. back out live, police are made with any arrest, and any of these cases, they are looking for your tips this morning, if you know anything,

you're urged to give police a call as they investigate the death of four people this holiday weekend. we are live, i'm just continue finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, we appreciate the update. memorial services will take place in trevose for regina brunner holmes, grandmother found murdered in her east mt. airy home. philadelphia police arrested lehigh wilson in norristown in connection with the killing. holmes was fund dead inside her rumfort road home on monday. wilson was working as a handy man for holmes at the time of the murder. >> he came to her door that night and she knew him from previous times when 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 believed that wilson act add loan in this but they say he has a long criminal history of violent

crime. a fire in on the dunes rat inner atlantic city caught on camera here. this is video from instagram of that brush fire which happened late last night. there is in word yet on how much of that brush actually burned the atlantic city fire department is investigating what cause that had fire and so far there are no reports of any injuries. and back here in philadelphia overnight crews worked to clean up the parkway after the welcome america concert and party on the parkway, it is a tough job after thousands make that hundreds of thousands she up to celebrate in the city where america was born. and, meantime it was an incredible close to the celebration, you hear that, it was a party out there check out fire works over the art museum last night. colorful display capping off the welcome america concert on the parkway and "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson was down on the parkway partying it up himself and checking out festivities there, steve. >> ♪ >> reporter: closer you get to the stage further away you get

from the truth. it is parkway pandemonium on the fourth of july. to follow let me explain. near front of the masses is what you would expect. >> we have been in the park since 73:00 this morning. >> reporter: here's a lady vigilantly camping out for 14 hours. >> so we can get a good spot which thinks spot. >> reporter: look, is there the couple celebrating their two year anniversary near the the same place they got engaged. >> it is awesome to be here and see art museum where it is just so close it is great. >> reporter: deeper new might spot some of the hundreds of brave men and women trying to get police hundreds of thousands like this woman who only speaks in concept. >> i like the fire works the colors, and the people, and the food, everything. >> deep like this guy who knows how to work a crowd. >> why did we come out to celebrate america. why else come out. >> reporter: when we have so far in that we can barely hear music, we found the next guy.

>> let's put it on. >> reporter: why take snakes in the crowd like this. >> to be honest they wanted to see beyonce. >> reporter: don't worry, i didn't tell him beyonce isn't around but hoping that was his goal anyway. >> yes. >> pandemonium and oh, yeah, music looked good too. >> yes. >> reporter: up on stage cl o green one of the many acts including roots and several others that really kept the crowd going. we spoke to members of the philadelphia police department who told us something special that nobody, nobody got arrested in this crowd of thousands, they say the crowd was friendly, helpful and everything went really smooth. they are hoping this is a first in the series of dry runs throughout the summer before the pope's visit in september. we shall see. reporting from the parkway i'm steve paterson for cw. three "eyewitness news". >> all right steve having a good time out there. we have another view of last night's fire works courtesy of

the philadelphia police, the department's tack air unit supplied this video showing the sky lit up. police video caught fire works from other parts of the city, as they hash tagged leave it to the professionals. always a good idea. july 4th a day full of all things stars and stripes right here in the city of philadelphia, the city of brotherly love, the birthplace of america starting the daze off was a celebration of freedom ceremony in the birthplace of the declaration of the independence. crowd gathered at independent hall for patriotic music and readings from the declaration. ceremony commemorated other important milestones as well including the 50th anniversary of the first major lgbt protest in the u.s. philadelphia's mayor michael nutter took time out to address the crowd. >> happy independence day, a great honor to welcome all of my fellow philadelphians and visitors alike to the birthplace of democracy, our nation's first capitol.

>> independence day parade followed after that ceremony which went all throughout historic philadelphia. very appropriate. more celebrations to tell but at the independence visitors center where visitors got to take part in the special birthday party for in america. a party goers got to enjoy delicious patriotic treats including a five tear cake, pretty impressive, and hundreds of cup cakes displayed in the shape of an american flag, you can see that right there. betsy ross sang happy birthday to america. so many festivities. so great. 8:08. police remain on high alert across the country as people celebrate our nation's independence. as cbs's kenneth craig tells us extra security measures are taken to keep america save this fourth of july weekend. >> reporter: fire works lit up the night sky over the east river in new york city. an estimated 3 million spectators didn't let a terror threat warning rain on their fourth of july celebrations.

>> unaudible. >> reporter: concerned about a potential lone wolf style attack ny pd deployed 7,000 heavily armed guards, to watch over the crowd. >> it is not so much what we are doing but what we might not necessity. >> reporter: police here say that the specific threats but they are ready. >> this is fine. i will come here. >> reporter: law enforcement beefed up security at other high value targets like the national mall in washington d.c. 18,000 feet of chip link fence surrounded the landmark. thousands of people passed through checkpoints to find a pot to watch the fire works. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 8:09 we know what can be beneficial to humans but can pot help pets. still to come, on "eyewitness news", this morning health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how, they are hoping to help ailing animals. new top dog from a

july 4th tradition of next, we will tell but an upset at this years hot dog eating contest. hopefully no close ups, i have to look away, we will be right back.

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in the crowded beach in karlsbad california, faa says that the single engine piper pa 18 lost engine power saturday afternoon that plane was carrying a banner when it flipped over. twelve year-old boy suffered minor injuries in that pilot was not hurt, thank goodness. just a close call for a babe hoy drifts out to sea this is so unbelievable, ten month-old inflatable crib kept her floating off turkish coast and was later rescued by the coastguard. girl's parents forgot they left her in that crib and they didn't know what happened until other beach goers told them. wow. 8:13 right now. nathan's annual hot dog eating contest yesterday a huge upset. mens champion who has been title holder for eight years fell short this year. christine sloan from our sister station cbs two to new york introduced us to the new winner. >> this man represents all that is eternal. >> reporter: joey chestnut, eight time champion walking

out to the cheering crowd in 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 no one expected this. >> this man is watching his legacy crumble. >> reporter: chestnut nicknamed john 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. but, hot dogs were not going down, as they usually do. >> it is iconic to win the contest was surreal. >> reporter: the score 62-60 with chestnut still holding the record. >> over the past few years i have been competing against him he has always stepped it up. he is a legend.

>> reporter: nail biting women's competition too with vicky suto victorious. how do you prepare. >> i practice, with a friend. >> reporter: how does she look so fabulous and stay in shape after eating so many hot dogs? >> i have been in the gym twice a day every day for the last ten days. >> reporter: beefed up security at the fourth of july event where animal rights activist blending in the crowd held up signs at the end but none of this phasing the competitors. >> i'll be back. >> reporter: anticipation for another breathtaking stomach churning contest. in brooklyn, christine sloan cbs two news. oh boy. they are good sports man ship. 8:15. it is time to check on the forecast for rest of our holiday weekend. the first half wasn't perfect second half is looking better, right now we are looking at about 71 degrees in center city philadelphia. you can see that beautiful view from the ben franklin bridge from our campbell's field camera, shaping up to be

just a gorgeous day you can see blue skies clouds have burned off at this point and setting ourselves up for sunshine and for more, on that here's meteorologist justin drabick. justin? >> reporter: good morning. hopefully you are having a great sunday enjoying your holiday weekend. forecast looking much better today compared to saturday as we are bringing back that sunshine. a lot of sunshine for your sunday. we will heat temperatures backup so it feels like summer once again and then later this upcoming week we will start to see more chances for some storms arriving to our forecast. but recent rainfall we had over delaware valley, that is great news as we check the drought and machine for no signs of any ab normally dry conditions or moderate drought situations. looking much bet's cross the delaware valley. the exception is in southern new england where we will find dry conditions. all is good here around philadelphia let's talk about what is had happening over next several days. high pressure builds back in control for today that will bring back mostly sunny skies high temperature surge in the

upper 80's, a couple degrees above average this time of the year. monies the same deal, keeping it nice and dry high pressure area over new england temperatures right near average, in mid to upper 80's but humidity increases each day. as we head toward tuesday that is when we will feel difference. we will be feeling hot temperatures close to 90. we will see chance for late day shower or storm as this next cold front moves through and a better chance to see these showers and storms on a wednesday. let's time things out. we are looking at future weather model again this afternoon, it looks great under mostly sunny conditions. get outside if you can. great pool and beach weather a as we head into tonight still really no problems. a few fair weather clouds moving on through. now it is back to reality on monday heading back to work, and conditions, still dry though 7:00 o'clock monday morning, maybe some clouds build on in but still keeping things dry as we head into monday afternoon. maybe you are extend ago this holiday weekend still looks okay but as long as conditions stay dry through your afternoon monday.

let's talk about winds currently we're dealing with wind out of the south to southwest, on the light side but then they will start to switch out of the south east on monday afternoon. that brings back high humidity levels. we will feel that, humidity increase as we head into tuesday, and wednesday so lets talk about temperatures. for today, we will see afternoon highs inland spots approaching the upper 80's. cool spots at the shore enjoy nice refreshing breeze there temperatures in the upper 70's. monday, a same deal, we will see inland locations philadelphia on north and west well in the mid 80's again south jersey near shore and delaware beaches should be hovering around upper 70's to near 80 degrees. we are looking at long term range and that cool pocket of air is long gone but new jet stream back the two north and this brings back heat and humidity for middle of the week and that is the trend all throughout the upcoming week into next week even. typical summer-like conditions ahead in the delaware valley. your forecast for today lots of sunshine, warm high

temperature of 87 degrees. tonight mostly clear and mild, we will get to 7o shore forecast looks great lots of sunshine, 78, ocean water in the lower 70's. here's the extended forecast, best chance of showers and storms coming in tuesday and wednesday, it is hot temperatures reaching low 90's by middle of the week. 8:19. lets check on the roads lets go out to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. how is it shaping up. >> we have an accident on the boulevard, northbound lanes right at broad street and you can see again we have right lane blocks. traffic is getting by, in delays or problems here but we do have that accident, and it is in the process of being cleared but been there for about a good 45 minutes. so hopefully it will be cleared soon. we will move traffic cam to the schuylkill at spring garden street, no delays on this portion of the schuylkill schuylkill fine here and through philadelphia, looking to the right of your screen that is martin luther king drive is shut down between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge. kelly drive shut down between strawberry mansion drive and

hundred tane green drive for independent day regatta that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new nicole back to you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch this morning pot for pets, yes, many believe marijuana a can help humans with variety of ailments but now there are supplements for animals that contain a marijuana extract. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it work for a man's best friend. >> reporter: this is no ordinary doug street, dutch y is getting a k-9 snack made with a compound found in marijuana. >> i was amazed at how well he did. >> reporter: biscuits contain cbd a substance in pot that can provide pain relief, without a high. >> really could not take within of the drugs that is very common for dogs that hip dysplasia and pain. i was just looking for alternative and this was a alternative that work for him. >> reporter: it treats for leo who had seizures. >> violently shaking his mouth is opened, his eyes are

rolling back and drooling. >> reporter: the supplements can be effective but there is limited research. >> there is a lot of potential for its use as a pain reliever. >> reporter: many veterinarians are concerned because there are no established standard or dosage levels. >> there is no real regulation on them, we don't have any information about whether they are safe, and they have a work with other medications but we also don't have any information that says that they are not safe. >> reporter: f.d.a. recently issued a warning to some manufacturers, for marketing unapproved drugs. the treats are also used for anxiety, and inflammation. >> to see him struggling was heart breaking and we wanted to do something for him so we gave it a try and it works and it was glorious to see that. >> reporter: supplements available on line are sold in other forms like pills and can be used for cats but be sure to talk tour vet first and it is never safe to give real marijuana to pets. that can cause dangerous even deadly reactions.

i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness

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more royal baby news for you happening today, the christening of the britain's princess charlotte private services will happen on the church on the queen's country estate north east of london. hundreds are expected to the georgia tore watch the arrival of the royal family and hopefully get a glimpse of those two cuties, charlotte is now two months old by the way and fourth in line for the british thrown. just love seeing those two. 8:24. this year marks 150 anniversary of the u.s. secret service. that agency has had its ups and downs lately but still holds true to the mission of the keeping our nation's leaders out of harms way. cbs's lee co an got a rare look inside the secret service

and here's a preview what you will see later on cbs sunday morning. >> it takes a lot to be an agent. it takes different types of person. >> reporter: alan, at one time assigned to protect vice-presidents dick cheyney a and joe by up now runs assassination drills, like this one. >> a a lot of people have a hard time wrapping their heads around why someone would be willing to take a bullet for somebody else. >> it is a heavy toll on not you personally as an agent buzz your family. it is job description. easy to say but try explaining that to your family, it is tough. >> reporter: rarely are they in the spotlight. instead, secret service agents are generally on the fringe of history. >> those unknown faces in the crowd, who have a front row seat to world events. >> when you are on the job you are thinking 2 feet in front of you you are not thinking about history or thinking about speeches, or anything along those lines. you are looking for where the

next threat might be. >> that secret service in the line of fire, that is this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. coming up in the next half an her of "eyewitness news", unfortunately we have had several violent incidents in the city overnight to tell but this morning. at least four people are dead and we are going to have a live report coming up next. also one man's favorite burger sent him to an operating table as you get ready to grill today the warning that may be hard for some people to stomach. heat and humidity are making a come back. we will have a forecast when we return.

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today, it is sunday july 5th, good morning thanks so much for joining us this morning i'm nicole brewer and if you have outdoor plans maybe a backyard barbecue, scheduled you are in luck. lets go outside for a live look at skies cam three in atlantic city. wear looking at 73 degrees, check out that water and, it looks beautiful. yesterday's rain, long gone. we're happy to report. you can see from storm scan three we are in the tracking any rain, in storms in sight just lots of sunshine and it will feel like summer again which i think will be a welcomed change for a lot of people. lets look at your current temperature, out there right now, 71 degrees here in philadelphia. seventy-two in wildwood. other shore points. similar temperatures there to the west in lancaster we are looking at 65 and up north in mount pocono. chillier up there. we are looking at 61 degrees as of right now. not a bad start tour day by any stretch. we are talking about some

90-degree temperatures in the seven day forecast. if you like it hot and steamy, we have got that coming up in just a little bit. right now though new this morning a violent night in philadelphia where police are investigating four homicide in the a past few hours. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is in police headquarters to bring us up to dayton that. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. four homicide victims, three men and one just a teenager. lets go to video of the scene where she was found just 17 years old this girl found severely stabbed off broad street and hunting park avenue near walgreens parking lot. that was 3:30 this morning and, of course, she he did pass away from her injuries. now about that time came reports of the two men shot in olney, one man found shot and killed, in the 5100 block of north front street, a second man was shot near front street and duncannon as he was taken from masher street to einstein medical center in what we are told is in stable condition.

in word on his injuries or how severe they are and then, in kensington at 1:00 o'clock this morning a man in his 40's is found shot, six times. he also died. about a quarter to 9:00 last night in southwest philadelphia police pulled up to find a man shot and killed. he was pronounced dead on the the scene. no word yet on any weapons or any arrests made in any of these four homicides at this time but back out here live we do know this morning police have four dead, three men and one, 17 year-old girl. they are looking for as many tips as they can get. if you know anything you're urged to call police this morning. we are live at police headquarters i'm he justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", nicole. and it is decision day for greeks voting in a referendum that effects their country's future. opinion polls show resident are split to accept creditors demand for austerity in return for rescue loans or just

defiantly reject that deal. greece's high steaks standoff with lenders on the country default on debt and also closed banks to avoid their collapse. we will watch that closely. meanwhile political candidates, didn't take off the fourth of july, presidential bid seekers from new jersey governor chris christie to hillary clinton made appearances try to sell their brand to independence day crowds. cnn's jeremy rot has more on that. >> reporter: yes elect me that is the right answer. >> all right everybody here we go. >> reporter: in rest for weary as presidential candidates worked fourth of july celebrations. >> this style is perfect. >> reporter: g.o.p. hopeful jeb bush, lindsey graham, marco rubio and chris christie pressed the flesh at parades in new hampshire. jeb bush seemed to enjoy working on a holiday. >> new hampshire voters are discerning, they are educated, and gives me a chance to tell the jeb story and talk about

ideas that i think are important. >> reporter: former presidential candidate even got in on the act. >> hi guys, hi there. >> reporter: 2012 republican nominee mitt romney greeted crowds and addressed donald trump's comments on undocumented immigrants. >> i think he a maid a severe error in saying what he did about mexican americans and i feel it was unfortunate. >> reporter: campaigning in new hampshire democratic front runner hillary clinton got specific on issues. she told the crowd she want to be the small business president. >> i want to take a bright light and shine it on every regulation, every licensing requirement, every tax requirement and then take a hard look at the difficulty of getting credit. >> reporter: clinton's challenger bernie sanders in iowa says his campaign is about working people. >> we have got the right issues. we're going to be out spent by big money interest but we have enough money to run this campaign. >> reporter: i'm jeremy ross, reporting.

a new cnn oocc poll shows clinton's commanding lead is shrinkings. clinton's lead has gone from 30 points to just eight points. do you think is there more right now july 4th meant a big celebration in the nation's capitol. president obama showing up at the national mall to honor u.s. service members who are fighting for our freedom. command inner chief says freedom is in the free but paid for all by the men and women, of the military. >> we are grateful to our armed services, we have grateful to our military families, and we are grateful to our vet rance. without you we could not enjoy the incredible blessing that is we do in this greatest country on earth. >> now many of those men and women in uniform sat on the white house south lawn to enjoy in their honor. it was perform by bruno mars. u.s. o military service organization sponsored that event and you can see they had

a blast that is cool. it is 8:34. new this morning pope francis is on his way to his native south america on the nine day pilgrimage. he will touchdown this afternoon. many poor south americans are expect to turnout for pope's return to that region. he will visit ecuador bolivia and par quay because they are among the most poor nation of a region that claims, get this 40 percent of the world's catholics. meantime last week we have learned when pope francis is here in philadelphia his itinerary includes a visit to curran-fromhold prison reaching out to those often forgotten by society has been pivotal to the pope's mission. this morning pat ciarrocchi takes us inside riverside correctional for women where young musicians on a mission of their own bring hope to those who have felt hopeless. >> ♪ >> reporter: music pounded so did their feet. it didn't look like a prayer

but it was. >> free from all of the pain. >> reporter: the stage instruments and the troop of 30 college students from across the country came to riverside correctional for woman to shine a light. >> we are coming up here and saying we're broken. we have had difficult lives. we have made bad choices. >> reporter: heather newman studies dance with the famous studio in new york while her heart strings for the suffering. >> it shows you people are forgotten. >> reporter: truth is called shining light a prison in ministry on tour for two weeks, visiting where bashed wires swirls along the top offencees. terence clark is warden of the riverside with the population of 750 women. >> it will give them hope, and that is something that anybody that is incarcerated that is the greatest gift thaw can give them is hope because they are basically in a desperate situation. we have all of the charges from retail theft to murder.

>> reporter: may junior speaks through his dance. >> it was a pivotal moment in my life because i wanted to use my dance as a way to speak to an audience in prison. >> reporter: so does matthew san jose. >> what is significant is performance, as much as it is through the performing parts and it is such a joy thus far. >> reporter: as music filled the gymnasium tracie hovvath enjoyed the beat. >> we all go through trials, trauma and tribulations and we have created a prison and it is important to find it within yourself to love yourself and feel and grow from there. it is so powerful. >> reporter: for amanda cortez incarcerated for five years, she's moved by prospect of pope francis visiting the prison complex in september. >> it shows that people care, and it is like sometimes i

feel like people might do it for show but when you see love in action, i know about the pope but it is just like when you see it in action when you see people reaching out and dealing with what other people won't do, it is just like wow you know, it is very touching. >> shining a light is just awesome. my relationship with god has been renewed and i didn't expect to it happen in a place like this. >> reporter: in a place like riverside the walls are more than symbolic but today through music dance love and genuine outreach, those walls came down. alycia single try has been in custody for a year, pretrial. >> it is still a healing process, for me, i am in the middle of the healing process. >> reporter: to allow the light to shine through the cracks, in a spontaneous eruption of joy a moment to see the light and believe. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness anything. anywhere.

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cbs face the nation will be coming your way later on this morning at 10:30 here on cbs 36789 joining us with a preview live in washington is moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson, beyond, good morning. >> good morning, nicole. we will talk about a major u.s. air strike in syria and why it is so important to the war against terrorism. we will then switch and talk about u.s. negotiation was iranians. there is a deadline tuesday. are we making progress and what does the tiehl look like? we will talk about that with senator bob corker the republican who chairs the senate foreign relations committee. we will talk to democratic, senator amy there has been politics this july 4th weekend. we will talk about that with former senator rick santorum and we will have a pan toll talk about everything else that we left out. >> not taking a vacation from the campaign trail that is for sure, john thanks for the preview. we appreciate it. >> thanks, nicole. still to come, this morning we are looking at better of two weekend days, thank goodness, warmer and

sunnier. we will have the eyewitness weather forecast as well as for workweek coming up next. as we grill out today a warning for you how one man's favorite burger sent him to the hospital. and this brings new meaning to an iphone how digitally impaired are getting a new view of the world coming up next.

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if you plan on grilling out maybe this holiday, one man's favorite burger sent him to the hospital and now he shares a warning before you fire up the barbecue. three on urd side's consumer reporter jim donovan explains. >> reporter: when you put meat on the grill you are usually concern about cooking it all the way through to kill food born bacteria but it wasn't food poisoning that sent thomas hatcher to the hospital but 14 millimeters of wire. >> it was about halfway through it, i felt something really sharp intense pain in the back of my throat. >> reporter: his wife's

homemade onion burger was accidentally spiked with a brings will from the grill cleaner. >> it was dragging on the back of my mouth and she got me the tweezers, and we were trying to grab it but it just kept sticking my tongue out it would go in mize tongue. >> reporter: surgeon had to pull the wire out. >> do you see the little line right there. >> reporter: hatcher believes it is part of the try angle grill brush that is widely used. she wiped it down but one brings will still got in the burger. hatcher is warning everyone to be on the look out for these tiny hazards. >> they need to be very careful and would i suggest that you in the use any kind of a wire brush on the grill any more. >> reporter: what options exist other than brushes with wires bristles? well, experts at the good housekeeping institute recommend using coil brushes or even using crumbled aluminum foil to scrub grill grates green clean. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> good heads up though, that is scary. 8:45. it is about 73 degrees here in center city a at this hour.

we are taking a live look at our roof camera. it looks gorgeous. you can see it shaping up to be a very nice day. much better then it was for the fourth of july. here's justin with the rest of you're witness weather. good morning everyone. hopefully you are having a great start to your day temperatures on a warming trend feeling like summer once again. average high is 87 degrees. that is where we will be for sunday afternoon and into monday. right where we should be. but if you like heat and humidity wait until tuesday and wednesday. you'll feel difference. that is where we have peak with high temperatures this week. lower 90es return for wednesday afternoon. by end of the week slight cool down but where we should be for this time of the year. how it will feel this week, again, today really in the too bad. still on the humid side. could be worse. notice difference each day. monday starts to feel steamy and tuesday and wednesday we are close to that oppressive feel as far as air mass goes. a lot of humidity around which will help fuel some showers abe storms but it looks dry

today. get outside to enjoy it as we finish off the holiday weekend. great beach and pool weather. even in the mountains poconos looks great. temperatures in the upper 80es a. maybe you are extend ago this weekend in to monday. still no problems. high pressure over new england. mid to upper 80's. humidity levels increase. here we go on tuesday, we will watch this cold front slowly track eastward bringing a chance for late day sure or storm. it is scattered. not everybody sees it. mess of the day stay dries. it will be hot humid well in the 80's, maybe close to 90 degrees. this afternoon looks great lots of sunshine, maybe a few fair weather cloud around, and if you are outside wear the sun block into tonight still nice dry conditions. we will be on the muggy side and then monday as we head into, that back to reality and back to work, we will see cloud streaming in here early machine morning. by afternoon maybe mostly cloudy skies return but we will still keep our conditions dry on monday.

wind speeds for today, pretty much light out of the west, not too humid as far as one direction goes but they will switch from the south and east on monday. that brings back the humidity. you will feel the difference monday and tuesday certainly. temperature wise inland spots this afternoon well in the upper 80's. we will in the get relief down toward the shore points upper 70's maybe 80 degrees along the coastal sections of new jersey and delaware. kind of the aim 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 exception south jersey and delaware beaches. forecast for day will be a warm one compared to saturday, mostly sunny. eighty-seven for the high temperature. light wind out of the northwest becoming more westerly for 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. 78 degrees for the air temperature. ocean water in the lower 70s uv index is high, so wear sun block. ocean conditions pretty calm so we will take a low threat

for rip currents. here's the the extended forecast each day gets warmer, more humid tuesday and wednesday best shot to see scattered showers and thunderstorms. wednesday in the lower 90's. then mid 80's by the end of the week. >> all right. we want to remind you thaw can join meteorologist kate bilo this wednesday july 8th at crayola experience in easton. she will be hosting what we call our kid caster audition from his noon to two there. i have to tell you this is a fun time for kids and whole family and especially us here at "eyewitness news", we will enjoy it. you can find more details at cbs philly.com/kid caster. after great time with kate. time to check on the roads with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi ann. >> we are looking at boulevard north bound at broad street. we have an accident, right lane blocked so far no delays thankfully. traffic is moving along aside from this accident, okay on the boulevard. we are in the process of clearing the accident itself is in the process of being cleared. that is good news. we will move the traffic cam

to i-95 right at philadelphia international airport or heading toward the airport. dropping off someone or picking someone up after long three day weekend we should in problems heading to or from the airport this morning. on to the ben franklin bridge mid span we have construction westbound heading into fail to the right of the screen. right lane is closed. so far no delay. taking the bridge into mount laurel township route 38 specifically at hartford road is there an accident, left lane blocked and down traffic signal as well. note from patco there is a new schedule if you are taking patco but there is no reported delays, that is good news. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now back to you nicole. >> thanks for the update, we appreciate it. 8:50. app that brings new meaning to the term iphone. thanks to one visually impaired man a tap of the finger is all it takes to give the blind some help they need. christine johnson reports.

>> reporter: pennsylvania maria reyes of harlem, new york have had each others back for 28 years. but sometimes it is the little things you really need help with. >> all right. here we go. >> it is called white deluxe. >> reporter: little things are hard, for lynn annmarie because they're both visually impairment. >> everything can sometimes prove challenging. >> oh, my god definitely. when it is too challenging we find someone else to do it. >> up, down. >> reporter: be my eyes change everything for them. >> what this is essentially is. >> reporter: even sorting junk mail now they can tap their phones and connect witt a volunteer to do things for them. >> we live in the apartment building. we're new yorkers. they are just like us. we don't go knocking on doors can you read this, read that very very, very rarely. >> we are connecting people in more than 80 different

languages. >> reporter: be my eyes creator hans weaver spoke to us from his home in denmark. >> now it is possible to do it because we have iphone who can handle this video streaming. >> reporter: he says that there are currently 20,000 users, and over 230,000 volunteers. like brittany pierson of pittsburgh. >> i could use something that maybe i take for granted every day and offer that to somebody who would have been standing there for another five or ten minutes before someone final hi came along. >> reporter: he has a development of android app to reach remote regions around the world. >> especially in poor country you can get android phone way cheaper than iphone. >> hold on one second while i open the app. >> in harlem lynn annmarie air grateful with the help for din are. >> it is little steps people make on our behalf, we

appreciate. >> hello. >> how are you. >> be my eyes, another little step that is making a big difference for the the visually impairment. christine johnson cbs news, new york.

well, team u.s.a. is in tonight's final for women's world cup pretty exciting here and it faces japan in the rematch of the 2011 final. you a may recall japan won that game in dramatic fashion so this could very well be sweet revenge for the u.s. women. they beat germany two to nothing in the sem is i finals. game time in vancouver is scheduled for 7:00 o'clock our time. well, one of the stars of the u.s. team is delran new jersey's own carli lloyd and last week she scored her third goal in six matches and was name player of the match. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has more on the excitement for south jersey's soccer star. >> reporter: alongside of a series of practice kicks two little legs trail a soccer

ball. >> i love carli. >> reporter: she like everyone else out here is talking carli lloyd, two time olympic gold winner, world cup stand out and delran new jersey native. >> she's here taking extra hours doing stuff that nobody else knows that she's doing. >> it inspired me because i would see her train here when we practice. and she gist puts 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 taper james over skype. >> just mainly working hard over years and reaching the point that we have, we have just hope we're inspiring people and i think we are. >> reporter: as far as close friend and family carli requested they stay put in new jersey during world cup finals. >> they are all on board and we have within more and i can to all of the celebrating i want at home. >> reporter: back in her home state these players have taken

this winning attitude and they are running witt. >> every time carli is around, these areas it just creates a spark, an energy. >> reporter: in a sport where woman can be out number by men but that is in the the case out here, and with carli on the mind even the youngest players, are standing tall. reporting from burlington county alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that little girl is so sweet, and so nice to see. next generation of soccer players being inspired by carli. go team u.s.a. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now we may be signing off on television but we are always on line at cbs philly.com. sunday morning with charles osgood is up next, make it a great day everybody happy sunday, we will see you next week. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com.

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