second you walk out the door. christian johanson, at kyw just radio said something on twitter like it feels like you're walking into swimming pool of humidity. >> doesn't that make you -- >> in a hits home. >> yes, you understand that, yes, like don't even bother with the hair today! >> so yes get your instant freeze ready to go, be ready for, that expect to go see some showers to go along with this, as well. we'll detail everything for you. in fact, we start things off if we can by take you outside one of the live neighborhood network cameras 64 degrees, basically no wind whatsoever here outside kutztown area middle school. you have got the clouds to work with, not heck of a lot of sunshine out there but granted, on storm scan3, there is moisture starting to build in here. much of this, not even actually hitting the ground just yet but see what's happening. things are lifting in here, moisture lifting in. so the clouds are there and we are going to see some wet weather eventually start to take grip here. taking a look at the wet weather chances over the course of the next couple

every days, kept it at 30% here today so, it is more after scattered variety of showers, and/or thunderstorms i would say best shot for rumbles every under this we are happen across the southern tear of the area, through delaware, wednesday up to 60% and that's because we've got an actual line of showers storms that will be rupp bling through courtesy of cold front. for now look at where the dew points are any time you're basically above 65, you notice it feels humid. so when talking seven's that's uncomfortable. these values are very close to our actual air temperature, so that said, taking a look around the region at 72 currently in philadelphia with 678 degrees dew point. oh, feels so good. sixty-eight as well, in atlantic city for the air temperature, at 57 in mount pocono basically the coolest most comfortable spot of the entire batch here. looking forward in the forecast though, we see these temperatures rebounds obviously, limited sun along the way but there will be couple of showers and/or even thunderstorm that fires up with this. like i said, that thunderstorm shot specially true for you

here, down in through the state of delaware. the high up to about 85 degrees today. justin, over to you. >> good morning everyone, i could see the electric bills probably going sky high this week with temperatures soaring into the nine's, back to the typical summer like pattern. got problem here on 95, looks like may have cleared this out. disable vehicle 95, southbound, right before girard avenue. soap, starting to move once again, but you can see volume picking up as welshing typical mid-morning rush hour. sunrise coming up in a few minutes at 5:39. still a loft cloud cover to deal with. checking out the boulevard both directions, right around the approach of 76, still looking good, early this morning. maybe people are extending their holiday weekends taking the day off once again. all right we check out the schuylkill expressway. as we head through the city actually looking okay right around the vine street expressway. inbound and out bound, the sit, real now problems as well. and as we heard toward the center city area of the vine street expressway, looks okay, both directions, this hour. and on the bridges also in

good shape. patco line new track work again running single track service on the south side of the bridge. >> this will be two month project through the rest of the summer. we do have closure out in west conshohocken balligomingo road closed between front street portland street, due to storm damage repairs alternate will be swedeland road to get around that closure. that's look at your ride this morning, erika back to you. >> justin, thank up. history making day at lasalle universitiment the school's first ever female president begins her first day on the job. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now on the campus of lasalle university with more on the story big day, jan good morning. >> reporter: good morning, this is day one for lasalle's new president not only a big day for her, but as you mention, historic day for the university. she is the first woman president of lasalle in its 152-year history, so take a look, here she is, doctor colleen ann, a now the 29th president of lasalle university, most recently served as president of college

in ontario canada, helped boost the school's national profile, student improvement faculty, staff not only the first female president here at lasalle, but also the first lay person as well. until now the president has been a christian brother. michael macinnis served for 15 years. key caught up with the doctor earlier this year when her appointment was announced. while she says being a first isn't necessarily new for her she is still deeply honored and humbled for this opportunity in philadelphia. >> i have been the only woman or one of few women in different times in my life professionally, so that's not new to me. but to be able to share that here at lasalle is going to be historic. you have committed passionate he can engaged young people, studying at this school, and i cannot wait to get to know them and to work with them more closely. >> reporter: now doctor is

also accomplished attorney and administrative leader, of course again she stepped into her newest role here at lasalle university later on today. we will be here to grab her when she arrivals. for now live on campus, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". exciting day jan thank you. meanwhile philadelphia mayor michael nutter heads to mexico today. he'll meet with political business and cultural leaders during three day long trip. the mayor hopes to strengthen ties between philadelphia and mexico during his visit there. our time now 5:35. in business news this morning how oreo cookies are getting a little healthier. >> okay, also the situation in greece could impact us markets. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with more on those stories good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, err cape, we could be in for wild ride here on wall street after greek voters over women milling link, from european creditors asian market tumbled today pointing down, on thursday, the dow

fell about 28 points, the nasdaq dropped four. mastercard will start experimenting with facial scans, as a way to macon line shopping more secure, at check out you will be asked to hole up your phone and snap a photo of yourself, the limited experiment will start this fall it involves 500 customers. burt, co-founder and face of burt's bee's natural cosmetics died at the age of 80. his face appeared, he was bee keeper, in the 80s he had a business partner who used his bees wax to make could cents met innings including the iconic bees wax lip balm, hence, burt's bees was born. yo's slimming down. oreo thins will hit store shelves next week, about third slimmer than regular or yost yo. some people who tried them say they taste just like the real thin. ukee, carry i? >> i'm just eating three at a time. >> if it means you can eat more, i'm happy sold. >> just pile them up. big glass of milk, game on.

>> sounds good any time of the day. thanks jill. team usa now owns its thirds women's cup title. carli lloyd played big role in the victory over japan. scored the first ever hat trick in women's world cup final. three goals. made history by scoring two of three goals in the first six minutes of the first half. sharing several awards including the golden ball as player of the tournament. team usa wins it five to two. now, with lloyd's world cup heroics complete, will join the medford strikers as mental toughness coach. the strikers hosted a watch party at champs sports bar over in marlton former strikers teammate, training with the team's head coach the strikers say lloyd is a great role model. >> i thought she might do well. i didn't think she would score three goals. it has been amazing. she deserves every every bit of fame that she get out of this. just a great person.

love working with her. >> the club helped young soccer players hope their skill, become the best at their game. runs junior program with the strikers. >> phillies visit jimmy rollins tonight for for the time since off season trade fishes pitch against the los angeles dodgers at 10:10 our time. also, find out tonight which phillies make the all-star team as reserves. you have to see this. frightening crash ruins the finish of the code 0400 at daytona earlier this morning just second after the race ended, a massive crash sent austin dillon's car flying into the fence. now, his car completely was ruined. but he managed to walk away from that crash. five fans were also hurt by flying debris. >> this one could have been much worse if that fence of course was not there. that's why they're built and somewhat sturdy. look at. that will all of the force that hit that fence, that race didn't ends until almost 3:00 this morning because after long rain delay. we'll take all of the safety

precautions in that, for sure. that was frightening that was scar. >> i great to have those fences come in handy. my goodness. >> no question in all. one other sports note, summer play see okay for do his thing out in utah. >> 5:39. still ahead celebrity shocker. the word on two stars who surprised fans by getting married over the weekend. >> and the fight over the confederate flag he took today in south carolina now the symbol could soon, soon be history. >> and it is a windy welcome to south america for pope francis. see the candid moment that made the pope laugh as he stepped off the plane. more on that when we come right back.

>> i got a couple every words, i do, for ashton kutcher and meal a coon is. >> tied the knot over the week edge two, met while playing love interest on that 70s show. she revealed her first real kiss was with kutcher on the show adding that she is marrying her movie star crush. >> the "grateful dead"'s long strange trip ended last night. the dead played a record breaking three shows at soldier field in chicago over the holiday weekend. to mark their 50th anniversary. friday and saturday night ticket sales topped more than 70,000, and last night's show, was sold out. the bands says, last night their final performance

together. >> out with a bang. >> ♪ ♪ >> for the fourth straight weekend, jurassic worlds ruled the box office, dinosaur flick has some stiff competition though barely beat out disney pick star's inside out. jurist being world took in $3.9 million, compared to inside out three terminator jen tis in third magic mike xxl, rounds the the top five. >> another pot gearing man o war, washed up on a beat. wildwood beach posted this on their stain gram page. they say it washed up on the 26 street beach safely removed, with no injuries. the poisonous tentacles can be deadly, as well there. have been more than dozen man o war sitings along the jersey coastline so far this summer. >> you can blame the waves and the win for a loft disappoint

until the seaside heights over the weekends. borough's july 4th fireworks show was washed out saturday night when large wave crashed on to the beach and soaked the fireworks. that show was rescheduled for last night but high winds forced them to cancel the fireworks yet again. officials say they plan to make this wednesday's weekly fireworks show extra special. try to make up for it. >> i'm sure they'll make good. it will be great. >> katie hopefully third time is a charm foresee side heights this wednesday, man, got some rain coming? >> we do. it looks like wednesday will actually be the day that most of just the best shot to end up with wet weather because of front moving through. yes, we'll talk about that, but it is a front. not total wash out after day. but we'll get to that. start things off with the here and now check in with the eyewitness weather watchers, up dark and early with the rest of is here, finding 62 degrees thermometer reading from keith in sailors berg, very limited sunshine, said the air still definitely humid for him but cool, regardless, so casino of the clammy necessary in the atmosphere. not too much of a sunrise though, he said because of the

clouds. them rye what you are finding around most of the boardment some 70s to pop up here for us reporting sunshine, cherry hill at 70 degrees. but the air is thick outside. she said feels like bad hair day on the horizon yes i can concur with that, definitely steamy outside. david dutch checks in at 71 degrees, more clouds than anything out in clementon, new jersey, and as we check out what's happening here on storm scan3, it is sort after classic set up for mid summer, let alone what you will find in the atmosphere, movement here in the next couple of days for now warmer more humid air, lifting in from the south. where this moisture is coming from. that's why it feels more humid. that's why you will see more clouds, that's why you will have shower, thunderstorm popping up throughout the day. way back here, you have got the combination at least of a frontal boundary. that will event lib crossing through our area. thankfully it does not appear at this point like it would be major severe weather threat. we will keep an eye on that, today the general synopsis, more clouds than sun isolated or scattered showers perhaps a rumble every thunder rain

and the as a result of the because of the scattered nature of this, basically talking about .10 of inch or less. not major concern. meanwhile, heating up in a big way, i would say humidity probably the most nettle feature of the forecast, into the next two days really, 91 apiece both tuesday wednesday, and wednesday when the thunderstorm chance picks up a bit for us, because of a frontal boundary that is set to move on through. so you will have to keep that in mind if you do have outdoor plans, stick with us, we will keep you posted on the timing there, but wednesday also, the day we were calling all kidcasters, you can join meteorologist, kate bilo this wednesday at the crayola experience, up in easton, pa. will be hosting the kid caster auditions noon until 2:00. find more details at cbsphilly.com/kid caster. justin, over to you. >> always good time. probably a lot of mini katie's will be out there at the kid caster event. >> yeah! >> always exciting stuff. we hit the roads back it the gale i -- daily grinds. ninety-five, delaware county

452. yesterday this was a mess, closed down, but looking good both directions northbound and southbound. let's take you to the schuylkill expressway. right around month gum i you can see cloudy skies over us, but traffic flow pretty good. looks like people extending the holiday weekend little bit. rush hour hopefully won't be as bad as your typical monday morning. out to 422 eastbound tail lights here approaching trooper decent shape. these slowing down just little bit. there you are. running at the speed limit in and around the city. blue route still good shape coming off 95 into new jersey we go 295 and new jersey turnpike also running at the speed limit this hour. so again, so far so good here for this morning rush. heads up tonight though. concert, foo fighters with royal blood. this is 7:00 at the susquehanna bank center. so just be aware of increased traffic and possible delaysment on the patco line, new track work scheduled going on through the rest of the summer single track service south of the bridge. so just keep that in mind for your morning and evening commute. don't forget when on the road get updated information about

traffic backups with the new cbs philly traffic app. download the app now on itunes or in google play. erika, back to you. >> thanks so much. here is a look add today's headlines. team usa wins the women's world cup. south jersey's own carli lloyd became the first player in history, to score a hat trick women's world cup final. team usa wins over japan five to two. >> a man in critical condition after he was shot in the chest. the shooting happened late last night in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. there is no word on suspect or a motive in the shooting. and an investigation is underway into the cause of this house fire in chester delaware county. a fire broke out overnight on the 200 block of east ninth street. there is no word on any injuries. >> south carolina lawmakers begin debate today on whether to remove the confederate flag. as andrew spencer reports both sides have been holding rallies for weeks. the confederate battle flag flies over civil war memorial outside the south carolina state house.

some believe the location of that flag outside the legislature is no accident. >> that symbol excludes some of us from feeling, you know, that we are included, we are a part of what's going on. >> reporter: but supporters of the flag aren't giving up without a fight. >> our heritage, who we are who we are proud to be. i mean, and in the south, you stand with us or you stand against us. >> reporter: across the south calls for change being met with resistance. large crowd gathered outside the capitol building making their stands very clear another group protested this weekend outside a wal-mart in virginia after the company's decision to stop selling products bearing the confederate flag. >> it is our heritage, has always been heritage it, will never be about race. >> my reaction is this is the stuff of the 21st century, and still flying the flag. >> in the aftermath of the race motivated shoot that is

left nine people dead in south carolina many people feel it is time to bring this debate to an end once and for all. andrew spencer cbs-3 "eyewitness news". right now 5:50. and coming up this morning the royal family steps out for a rare public appearance, altogether. >> see princess charlotte first time out since coming home from the hospital. first, what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. be right back.

>> what's happening outside of cleveland right now, looking at massive warehouse fire, that continues to burn at this hour. told this is a packaging supply company in brooklyn heights. this is outside cleveland firefighters trying get those intense flames under control but, it looks like from that thick, heavy black smoke that i'm sure can be seen for miles, they'll be at this for awhile, and their effort, my goodness, might even let it burn out the way this is going. but we're not sure, again outside of cleveland a massive massive warehouse

fire brooklyn hoots ohio near cleveland. authorities are on the scene but will be doing that, trying to fight that down, for quite some time. that's amazing. we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. >> 5:54, more than 1 million people expected at mass in he can quit or this morning with pope francis, pope arrived yesterday to begin three-nation tour. he is expected to highlight the plight of the poor, and to safeguard the environment the first pope to set foot in he can quit door since pope paul the second in 1985. now, fun video here, very winds any he had quick door when the pope arrived. see what happened there? he stepped off the airplane yesterday, watch his hat blown right off his head. the 78 year old took it in stride, laughing as he walk down the rest of the steps. pope francis will also visit bolivia and paraguay. but a smile. what will you do, it is windy. >> very special day for the british royal family this weekend. >> four generations of monarchs along with huge crowd

of add my ers gathered for the baptism of princess charlotte. cbs charlie dagada reports. >> not goal enroyal carriage but the queen's own vintage baby carriage, for princess smart lot, as the family of four strolled to the church. own thee private ceremony, fans got to see prince william kate, little prince george up close, after william decided part of the church grounds should be open to the public. >> they're young they're hip and the children are beautiful. the crowd got just slightest glimpse of the newest member of the royal family, the same christening gown her brother wore. and, in marking another tradition, the service was celebrated at the same church where princess diana was christened. charlotte's first public outing since birth in may although the family has shared few photos taken by kate herself, showing the proud

heir and his sister. after the 45 minute service ended, a proud great grandmother, the queen emerged with four generations of royals. and while it may have been charlotte's day, it was once again future king george who held court not yet two yet already something after prince charming. charlie dagada, cbs news. >> four generations in one shot. >> beautiful family. coming up in the next hour of eye within news, carli lloyd. if you don't know her name before this morning you probably know it now. the delran soccer star made history during the world cup victory over japan. we're live with reaction from her hometown coming up. >> and alex rodriguez is another athlete get being some special attention here, find out how the yankees start step up for a charity from our area. when we come back. good morning.

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the us wins the world cup. >> oh, what a night. it was a game for the history books. south jersey native, carli lloyd, leads team usa in a huge victory over japan. we're live in delran this

morning, wherever one is cheering on that hometown star. so proud of her. >> indeed. heating up before showers and storms move into the area. we're starting offer the week, with more unsettled weather. it is monday, the sixth of july, hope you had a good july 4th weekends, good morning. >> i'm erika von tiehl. quick check on traffic and weather together. that rain, looks like it will move in hopefully not affect your day too much. >> good morning coming offer long holiday weekend, great news, we will talk about that is correct we now it is certainly getting humid. >> oh, yes. absolutely, certainly feels it out here on the skydeck that's for sure. you can tell, that soupy necessary starting to take over more clouds, as a result of that. more moisture, more humidity, eventually yes more wet weather. not talking about wash out here. however, this is warmfront that's lifting in, so the temperatures will start to climb, over the course of the next couple of days, and you will really notice it feels like summer. right? storm scan3 we go back there take ago look at the tri-state sweep. at the moment, most of these little speckles of green