storms, boeing line segment have of storms moving through kentucky and west virginia. let zoom in on that briefly this looks like a straight line win event that is long lasting and it covers along span a widespread of miles moving through indiana and ohio into kentucky this afternoon. the those storms will not impact us but that system as the it dives south and east will drag a warm front starting tonight into tomorrow and few showers and storms will pop up in our area, starting overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. right now we have some showers and storms in southern delaware, kent sussex counties at the moment. maybe a stray spring until south jersey. that is about it. you have said it earlier heat and humidity have return after a pretty comfortable weekend. yesterday was hot but today more humid. eighty-six at the airport. seventy-eight in lancaster. eighty-four in allentown. dew points climbing in the low to mid 60's which is typical will this time on the year. your first forecast does bring a chance of the stray shower in later tonight but notice

how warm 80 at 7:00. seventy-eight by 9:00. by 11:00 77 degrees. we will show you when those showers and storms will invade and when we can get them out. we have nice weather as well. i'll have the the full forecast when i join you than side, back over to you. >> thanks very much. philadelphia police are trying to track down two brazen thieves responsible for robbing a center city restaurant. they struck trio cafe in the washington square west neighborhood anal sandra hoff joins us from washington square with more, alex. >> reporter: police are combing area trying to find, and, and we saw two people enter the building using cellar door left open while taking out the trash. inside have of the tria cafe meals are thoughtfully prepared with the practice one making it a hit both in and out of the washington square west neighborhood. >> absolutely wonderful. great environment.

>> reporter: eric wilkinson's go to spot, lucky for him he lives. >> right across the street. >> reporter: like the rest have the block he is startled to hear of the violent robbery. >> i heard bit right now and i'm so shock. >> we have got hospitals condos so, it is a nice area around here. >> reporter: around 1:15, two men were seen entering tria's basement once inside they confronted an employee closing up. police say that worker was forced to the ground while hard object was pressed against his head. robber demanded he open a safe. in the statement the management said this in part, robbery occurred after business hours when restaurant was already closed. it is not known if the gun used was fake or not no employees were injured. suspects got away with $3,500 in cash. >> it is a a lot of money, a lot of money to getaway with, so i mean hopefully they will catch people that did it. >> reporter: we do have descriptions of the suspects. police say one of the men

wearing a dark hoodie with a black bandana over his face and may have been wearing red fray, black gloves. second suspect had side burns according to police and likely wearing a red and black wind breaker, anyone with any information should contact the police. reporting live from police headquarters alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". traffic trouble in gloucester county, tractor trailer and pickup truck collided on i295 in west deptford this afternoon. chopper you three can see the truck came close to careening off overpass and on to route 45 below. no word if anyone was seriously injury. the causes still being looked into. right now investigators are asking for public's help to identify a cyclist killed in the hit and run crash. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is in north philadelphia with the very latest matt. >> reporter: these typical hit and run cases police have a hard time identifying the suspect involved, and not the victim but in this particular case the exact opposite is

true. it was 1:00 o'clock on sunday afternoon, when that cyclist as you mentioned was hit police were called to the 4100 block of north second street. a with man veered in the wrong lane trying to pass another car, in her own car when she struck a young man riding his bike and sped away, that man was then taken to temple hospital where he died a short time later. meanwhile this women was taken in custody a short time later at the intersection of seventh and atlantic streets not far from that crime scene witness had helped police locate the the cars involved in the accident. that woman was later released but they say their investigation is ongoing and that they are confident that they know who committed this crime. what they are not sure office who their victim is. they are asking for public's help in identifying him. he have is about 20 years old 5 feet 9 inches tall and 153-pound with multiple tattoos on both biceps. at the time of the accident he was wearing a blue nike t-shirt with bright yellow

lettering and gray sweat pant riding a gray mountain bike and carrying a pink and black backpack with gym clothes inside. if you know anything about who that individual is police say it is extremely important to their investigation please don't hesitate to give them a call. we're live outside accident investigation division headquarters matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hopefully someone knows something, thanks very much. a serious crash on the ac expressway sent two people to the hospital this morning. an suv and pickup truck collided around 7:30 on the westbound side of the expressway in washington township gloucester county. that meant all lanes were closed during the the morning rush, but highway is back opened, no word on what cause that had crash. police say man wearing female muslim clothing robbed citizen bank in philadelphia's somerton neighborhood last week. suspect handed a demand note and then got away with cash. it was last seen getting in the late model dark column owe nissan or rogue suv.

police believe this suspect is responsible for other bank robberies in northeast fill. today mark a new chapter in the plan to bridge the the gap between center city's historic and business district. >> crews began laying down cement foundation for 500 million-dollar east market development. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live outside construction site to tell us more steve. >> reporter: ukee, jessica excuse the pun here. i'm not standing in the arc logical dig site but developer is calling this a missing link saying that this 750,000 square foot hole will eventually be a 500 million-dollar source for revenue generation, it is work started to day and we took a tour for starters. market east revival word to describe the giant 4-acre hole in center city, promising interesting, loud. development director daniel killinger says, excitement.

>> this had gymballs, lit brothers wanamakers. we are trying to bring that back report report trying to bring back that old feeling but not old department store. killinger gave us a tour of the 750,000 square foot project, that the city block being primed for new restaurants, residents and new ways to spend money. speaking of money the first phase is about 260 between these two phases, the city and state combined, the state is clinting about 10 million, city about 4 million but the rest is, you know, our own equity and construction money. >> reporter: that is where site's 17 story tower, 160,000 square feet for retail space and more than 300 apartment units. >> what is happening now is a series of projects are coming together to add retail for people who live and work here but also for retail for visitors, for convention goers, for tourist. >> reporter: center district president paul levy says this project will connect with other improvement like

redevelopment plans coming for gallery mall and will add life to a retail dark part of the city. >> so come back at three to five years and you will find a much more vibrant street. >> reporter: face one which includes everything we talk about, is scheduled to be completed, by the summer of 2015, by the end of 2016. coming up at the 6:00 o'clock news, there are critics. we will discuss their problems and what the developer response is, to that problem. it is latees from center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> gymballs, lit brothers, wanamakers, remember it well, steve, thank you. delaware police are investigating toll booth robberies. police say male suspect pulled in as though about to pay a toll but instead they say he exited his vehicle and grabbed cash from inside of the toll booth. robberies occurred in the i-95 toll plaza north bound on july 10th and 12th. investigators are not saying

if the two incident are related. today jury convicted a lancaster man of third degree murder for his role in the deadly crash on the roosevelt boulevard. police say he was racing another drive when he hit and killed a mother of three and her sons in july 2013. they were crossing the boulevard near rockland street in feltonville. woman's fourth son was injured. police say, he was raising ahmed hall man of philadelphia he has pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide. "eyewitness news" has learn that help may be on the way for new jersey residents affect by last month's damaging storms. storms ripped through the state on june 23rd. governor christie has asked for federal disaster aid for atlantic burlington, camden and gloucester counties. storms caused more than 50 million-dollar in damage and left 330,000 customers, in the dark. welshing coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" an international manhunt is underway, for notorious mexican drug lord el chapo after breaking out of prison

for a second time. a book america has been waiting for harper lee's recently discover novel. we are live on the good set get a watchman. and a scare for carry under wood when her four month-old son gets lock inside her car. and a number of patients, recovering from the medical condition are find something big surprises when they get their bill, it is more common then you think, three on your side's jim donovan shows you how to fight back, that is coming up next.

they come out with a big surprise hit with hospital and doctor charges that don't even make sense. >> object your side consumer reporter jim donovan find out this isn't as uncommon as you might the think. >> reporter: that is right jessica and ukee. the even the most savvy consumers can get hit with bogus bills related to medical care and many people just don't know how to fight them. he expected discomfort after his hernia surgery but real pain came for this unexpect medical bill for $20,000. he is not alone. according to a new report nearly one in three americans with private insurance, have been hit with a surprise medical bill. >> it is very common. >> reporter: betsy, from consumers union worked on the study, and found among most common surprises bills for treatments or services that weren't delivered higher then expect bills or in jeremy's case being charged an out of network rate when his hospital assured him the procedure

would be in network leaving jeremy and many like him with just two options pay or appeal. but she says most end up paying because they don't know that they can appeal. >> this problem is one that puts the consumer in the middle of negotiations, between the hospital and the doctor. >> reporter: study found only 3 percent of patients first contacted an non-profit or consumer assistance organization. ultimately jeremy did complain, and his bill was forgiven but advocates say they need more complaints to truly fix the problem. new york state recently passed legislation that provides consumers with the strongest protections in the nation against surprise out of network insurance charges hopefully, other states will follow their lead. in the meantime consumers union compiled a state by state list of agencies and advocacy organizations available to help consumers when they encounter a problem. i have posted a lincoln cbs philly.com and on my facebook and twitter feed. >> gone three americans, that is ridiculous. >> you ever looked at your

medical bills. >> i always want to see that. >> it base czar stuff on them. >> at least you know, go to the link, they will tell how to complain to at the state level. >> you don't always to have pay it. >> exactly right. >> no doubt. >> you got it, thanks, jim. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a new coffee trend is brewing and it delivers double the jolt adding nitrogen makes the drink more like beer but without the alcohol. also carving the path to pluto all eyes are on outer space this week as the the small planet is getting ready for its big close-up, details on the other side, w

scary moments for country singer and new mom carry under wood. she tweeted she had to break into her own car after her dogs accidentally locked themselves inside with the four month-old son. underwood's publicist said it happened very fast, nobody was hurt thankfully. then she tweeted later saying i should clarify my brother-in-law was the one who broke the window, and the dogs locked the car door incident today but all goodies now of course, they did have to break the window but everybody is okay. those things, they do happen fast. >> they do. >> suddenly you cannot get in and if you have a baby in there, forget it, you are going in through that window. >> my son was three. what he old enough to say hit the button. he figured out how to open the door. poor baby, in heat like this, yes, you don't want kid in cars, anybody in cars, it gets

hot so fast. >> and car could heat up on days like today hot and humid, temperatures in the 80's, very serious situation. we are tracking more heat and humidity. also a decent amount of storms to talk about tomorrow and even into wednesday. couple of active days but we will get benefits later in the week to make up. lets look at what is happening right now. i want to draw your attention to the bottom of the screen which is showing our weather watchers. their observations scrolling along. find your closest weather watcher and neighbor, maybe recognize our weather watcher names. atlantic city pier looking g shore has been beautiful. people still outside on the beach. we have blue skies in problems in atlantic city. everything is looking great. not terrible week to be down the shore. jim on twitter asked me to keep it the dry in avalon, stone harbor. which doyle my best but tomorrow into wednesday that is when you have to watch out for some storms especially in the city but also down the shore. lets look at storm scan three and out to our live

neighborhood network sites. we have showed you shore and now west of the city, kutztown area middle school looking good with 80 degrees and blue skies and clouds. i'm concern about this line of storms. see how it bode out. we talk about the storms we had when you see that bowing structure? an indication that are there are very strong wind this covered a lot of ground. this is staying south and east of us. we have to, watch these showers and storms lining up out to the west and they will get in here for the day tomorrow. in the near term just spotty showers off to our south over delaware but you can see sprinkles are starting to fire up over lancaster county, berks county. don't be shock if you see a stray shower this evening and you can see in the overnight hours tonight and then everything increases in coverage through the day tomorrow. eighty-six at the airport. eighty-four in allentown. eighty-three reading. seventy-eight in lancaster. heading through tonight 11:00 o'clock a stray shower but overnight tomorrow morning. 8:00 a.m. we will start with cloud and a few showers. they have moved down the the shore. here's noon. the showers and thunderstorms

for shore points and then scattered showers and storms, around three or 4:00 he clock. not a huge deal. but then on wednesday another round, tuesday night into wednesday a line comes through and here another round of storms pop up wednesday afternoon. for tomorrow just a marginal risk of severe weather off to our south across delaware. here's some good news. humidity high for next couple days steamy tomorrow and wednesday but watch what happens thursday into friday we will drop down into that pleasant range. once we get through these next two unsettled days we have two great days to look forward to by the end of the week. overnight mostly cloud with a spotty shower 70 degrees. for your tuesday warm, humid with showers and storms around. these are around anytime from morning until evening. it is not going to rain all day but make sure you have rain gear on. eighty-six is our daytime high. here is our eyewitness weather three day forecast next two days not looking great. mid 80's, which is seasonal but very steam which showers and storms anytime tuesday into wednesday. good news comes thursday, less humid, lots of sun

84 degrees. we have decent weather in to the weekend as well. i will have that with the seven day forecast, coming up in a bit. stay right there we will be right back.

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all right, ukee, we're so glad to have have you here on the evening. >> glad to be here. >> the night shift as we like to call it. >> but your body clock you have to stay up later. >> i'm needing some coffee. >> but, where is the coffee, caffeine does ant affect me too much. i like it with the taste with the doughnut or sandwich but there is a new type of coffee that might do the trick it is called nitro coffee, because it is infused with nitrogen and packs twice as much caffeine. bam. here's marley hall with more about the crazy cup of joe. >> reporter: big new jersey coffee truck need tradition to start your morning like it is friday night. >> all right, all right. >> reporter: with a cold frosty brew straight from the tap. >> sweet enough for you you. >> reporter: justin hicks and travis clifton started selling nitro coffee less than a year ago. >> they think we are serving guinness. >> reporter: this summer more bar istas are buying into the

night tro trend. coffee is cold brought put in the keg, and then infused in night tremendous again creating a creamy cup that packs twice as much caffeine as a regular coffee. >> it is just a little for you. >> reporter: downtown coffee roasters serve night tremendous from the tap and at their cafes. john feldman says they can barely keep up with the demand for nitro. the company expects sales to triple this year. >> i think it is something that is here to stay. fun way to drink coffee and taste good. >> reporter: reporter oliver strand writes about coffee in the new york times. how will nitro effect the coffee industry. >> i think first coffee company to take nitro coffee to mass market will be a very successful coffee company. >> reporter: nitro coffee cost about $5 for 12 ups on serving but it is still a hit with customers. >> it is silky smooth, goes down well. >> reporter: marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

some coffee roasters, attempting a canned version in oregon and california right now. company says shipments are selling out every week. jessica. soccer hero ape delran native carli lloyd is on the west coast tonight where she will visit late late show with james corden. lloyd was history making player at woman's world cup championship scoring a hat trick in the team u.s.a. victory. the since then we have seen her every where, she has been/a trip around the country this will be lloyd's first late night appearance since the big win, you will want to tune in for this. it will be fun. catch carli on the late, late show with james corden tonight at 12:37. >> i might get a chance to watch that. >> you might get to see that. >> how about that. coming up the in the next half an hour, here on "eyewitness news" an iconic american hero gets a rewrite. we are with the controversy with harper lee's most recently discovered novel. and a mother catch that he is exact moment her baby girl saw mommy and daddy clearly for the first time.

new at 6:00 a college athlete loses his ability to swallow. he cannot eat or drink but break through new procedure at a local hospital gives him a second chance. our stephanie stahl takes a closer look at this healthwatch exclusive. at cuss.

i'm ukee washington.

here are the kay's top stories a popular center city eatery is scene of the brazen robbery. philadelphia police say two men forced their way in tria cafe in the washington square west neighborhood. duo got away with thousands of dollars. also a tractor trailer and pickup truck collided on i295 in west deptford this afternoon. the semi came close to careening off the overpass and on to route 45 below. there is no word if anyone was seriously hurt, kate. ukee, after a quiet weekend and quiet day for most of the day we have some showers and storms forming over southern delaware and that is setting the scene for more storms, that will impact our area throughout the day tomorrow and into wednesday. high humidity as well. i have good news for end of the week though. sun returns and humidity drops, coming up on thursday and friday, jessica. >> that sound promising kate, thank you. mexican police and security forces are frantically searching for a powerful drug lord who escaped from a maximum security prison over the weekend. thinks the second time he will chop owe guzman has broken out

of jail. cb is s news corresponds respond event wiga chen has latest. >> reporter: el chapo's elaborate getaway led to this escape patch not far from mexico's historic prison. he escaped through a tunnel complete with ventilation and lighting that ended in this building. pair of running shoes were left besides a bed. mexico's president called it an a afront to the mexican state but says he is confident that they cannery capture this criminal. but so far an aggressive manhunt has failed to turn up any chase of el chapo despite step up border security, checkpoints and closure of a international airport. >> there is no way that el chapo guzman could walk away with maximum security, without the assistance of people in the inside. >> reporter: el chapo whose real name is joachim guzman is one of the world's richest most powerful drug traffickers. he slipped a away saturday

through a shaft in his shower. experts say he may have used more than money to orchestrate his break. >> there is an intimidation factor with these guard and mid level officials. he can threaten their families. >> reporter: so far investigators have interrogated 30 guards about the the escape. wiga chen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". authorities believe the escape tunnel was under construction for about a year. two women who accused bill cosby of sexual assault are asking a pennsylvania judge to you been seal the full transcript from the 2005 deposition. >> we will pursue mr. cosby until the full truth comes out. >> reporter: that they held a news conference in, loss and with their attorney gloria alred. they testified as jane dough's in an stone a connstand 2005 deposition and experts were made public last week, in which cosby revealed he obtain

drugs to give to women with whom he wanted to have sex. follow-up to the to kill a mocking birdies said to be released with a lot of fanfare tomorrow. many people here in philadelphia cannot wait to get their hand on harper lee's go set a watchman. it is creating serious controversy. our pat ciarrocchi joins us on rittenhouse square with that story, hi, pat. >> reporter: well, hi ukee. inside this barnes and noble behind me under lock and key until early tomorrow morning are cases of harper lee's book a go set a watchman. it has been hidden, yet it is celebrated, and it is expect to be a blockbuster. outside rittenhouse square barnes and noble it is mocking bird monday. >> i could not come to church and worship god if i didn't try to help that man. >> reporter: kelly briggs an actor from the media theater ace monk sidewalk narrators of harper lee's to kill a mocking bird. literary world has been counting down to the midnight

release of go set a watchman a long completed work before mocking bird. they have been waiting too. >> this is basically a caught the nation by world surprise. >> reporter: the 89 year-old author had captivated readers in 1960, with her story of southern lawyer, atticus finch. portrayed by gregory peck in the film. and his daughter, scout as he defended a black man in 1930's alabama, wrongly accused of rape. now, early rehe views of go set a watchman presents finch as having been a racist. ellen goldberg is saddened at the thought. >> i'm curious to read it, to understand why there is such a big to do about atticus being a racist, because we certainly wasn't no to kill a mocking bird for that time when he left. >> reporter: james maclean believes even if that is a case is there a message in it. >> we have all a dark side. i believe in hope, you know,

dealing with people we get a chance to right our wrongs that we did and we are better for it. >> reporter: what you are looking at here is again a live nature racial that is happening right now, right here on the sidewalk outside the barnes and noble. it is reading of to kill a mocking bird from what we understand from the staff of the barnes and noble, they will be in at 6:00 tomorrow morning at 7:00, the doors of this book store and many others will be opening to have go set a watchman available to the public and then the converse assayings on race in the america continues. reporting live from rittenhouse square, i'm pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right path the path, thanks very much. diplomates say a nuclear agreement between u.s. and iran will be likely finalized tomorrow. american and iran negotiators continued to struggle with the final details in that deal. the officials close to the negotiations say last stick points center around iran's work on nuclear weapons and

its demand to have an embargo lifted. it is day three of the n double a ac p national convention here in philadelphia members of our congressional, delegation are taking part pennsylvania. pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah and new jersey senator corry booker weren't on a legislative pan they will afternoon. members discussed reforming the criminal justice system and many other issues. pennsylvania senator bob casey also addressed the convention, and he says that lifting wages, for the the american worker is a priority, for him, on capitol hill. >> we have a long way to go, to fulfill what our founders, and others, you know, before us said they believed america should be all about. that justice that basic memory that we make as a country has not been fulfilled for a lot of americans. >> and please keep in mind tomorrow president obama will address the convention and we will have complete coverage right here on "eyewitness news". well wisconsin governor scott walker tweet today he is seeking the republican nomination for president. the the governor wrote quote i'm in.

i'm running for president because americans deserve a lead shore will fight, and win for them. walker also released a campaign video this morning outlining his political history. and this makes him the 15th republican to enter the race, he joins hopefuls including former florida governor jeb bush, new jersey governor chris christie and donald trump. five candidates, hillary clinton, vermont senator bernie sanders former maryland governor martin o'malley, jim web and former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. amid weeks of controversy surrounding g.o.p. candidates donald trump miss u.s.a. is crowned at the pageant that he co owns. >> miss oklahoma. >> olivia jordan of oklahoma took the title. she beat out 50 women from every state and district of colombia. controversy overdone old trump clouded the pageant after he made comments slamming mexican immigrants. nbc and uni vision dropped the the pageant.

many performances including florida, and other were absent from the broadcast. first amazon and now another retailer is launching a blow out sale, that they say will rival black friday deals. and then a non-invasive, prenatal test that can detect cancer in moms to be. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the research that could save lives. and, trend to go day the the video that is sure to melt in your heart see the magical moment when a baby girl tries on her little glasses for the very first time, kate? >> i love that. >> it is steaming up outside this evening a few showers and storms off to the south but tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms, anytime, we will time them out and then some better news as we head toward the end of the week. your full seven day forecast is coming up when we come right back.

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sale that same day and special deals will continue, every other day. and, as "eyewitness news" celebrates 50 years we're looking back at major events in our cities history. thirty years ago today a special concert made headlines around the world and right here at home. july 13th, 1985, lionel richie, some of the biggest names in entertainment took the stage for live aid. day long global charity concert happened simultaneously on stages in london and in philadelphia. more than 90,000 people poured in the old jfk stadium in philadelphia which is on the site where wells fargo center is right now. the shows raised monday for famine relief efforts in africa. what a show it was and will continue to be. that

a very a durable moment caught on video. look at baby piper wearing prescription glasses for the first time. she didn't like them at first but then, look at this, he got a good look at her mom and dad, and her reaction, is just so very priceless. >> i think she got it. >> don't you just want to hug her she's so cute. seeing for the first time, and guess what, 16 million people have watched this video really just because if you are having a bad day you cannot

help but smile at her little face. >> in question. >> amazing. >> things that we take for granted, being able to see your mom dad, your own children and see how great what a difference it can make. >> those glasses are cute. >> i thought same way when i got three lens necessary here, i had that same glow. my doctor a said what is wrong with you. it is a whole new world. >> she can put her parent's voice and faith together. >> isn't that great. >> very cool. >> not cool is the weather. >> the weather is not cool. weather is steamy right now. it is pretty seasonal july day. this is hottest time of the year, most humid time of the year. this is typical philadelphia in july. we have more showers and storms that will hit tomorrow. lets look at is what happening right now outside. we will go out to our go pro camera showing a nice evening here in center city philadelphia we do have some storms rumbling by to the south mainly over southern delaware right now. just heavy rain. we are not seeing much of lightening or thunder activity the but blue skies over center city.

it is warm steamy but still not a bad monday evening, to throw burgers on the grill or sit outside in our great cafes in the city. let check with our eyewitness weather watchers who are watching warm conditions. we are at 88 degrees. we will check in right here. this is my friend, michael in levittown. he have is at 86 degrees with some sun. he says it got toasty but my dew point go as low as 57. now 54. not bad at all. sixty-seven is comfortable but you can see dew point are rising as more humidity moves in. and 83 degrees as we move north and west. we will check with lou ruh in eagleville. looking at sunshine there and let's head down the shore. we have one observation here down the the shore. 85 degrees as we check in, with ocean city, abe he is reporting some haze. 85 degrees at his house. he says filmily the shore is stringing some nice days together. there was a while there we had nasty days down the the shore. now finally a stretch of nice weather.

hopefully we can hang on to it. tomorrow i'm not optimistic about it. lets look at what we have on storm scan three. now we're watching this potential duratio, a boeing line of storms that started out over indiana ohio, a and now moving through kentucky, and next up, virginia, and now this is just crossing border in virginia at the moment. very strong storms here. and the threat for major wind damage as these duratios cover a long ground and as they move through they can produce damage in their wake. good news for us is this is staying to the south and east. when we have going on here this evening just scattered showers. you can see a couple heavier ones have popped up over southern delaware right here over kent county and sussex county, not even seeing lightening with these just some steady rainfall. so watch out for a little ponding on the roads heading down that way this evening. and otherwise it is warm, and steamy, but again seasonal. eighty-three right now in reading. eighty-six at the airport. eighty in the atlantic city airport. seventy-nine in dover. rain cooling there few showers moved through. current dew point is 61 which

is, i have to put that in that not bad range. the it is on the steamy side between not bad and steamy but we're no where near insufferable or oppressive right now. not all that bad for a july evening. the as we move forward in time we have a warm front that will drape across our region tomorrow bringing a couple of showers and thunderstorms. it will in the rain all day but showers and storms will be scattered and around all daze long from morning to night. you'll be dodging them. make sure you have the rain gear. you may need it. another storm chance wednesday with a chance for heavy rain but here comes best news of all high pressure starts to work its way in thursday. we will get in cooler, dryer air mass, highs in the mid 80's but lower humidity. we're back in the pleasant range on our comfort index and it will feel great. we have our third storm of the atlantic hurricane season, this is tropical storm claudette off the coast but far enough off that it is not impacting our weather. thinks a fish storm. staying out to sea maybe clipping canadian mar times by wednesday morning and that is bit. overnight tonight no problems, just a stray shower, mainly cloudy.

tomorrow we will get a scattered showers and thunderstorms around. then there is anytime guys just watch out if you are out and b could get rained on if you plan to walk around the city, have that umbrella wednesday another chance for thunderstorms. thursday friday, weather jackpot, beautiful july days. we will steam up over weekend with highs near 90. do you see that, back over to you. thanks very much. well millions of pregnant woman get priest nail at blood test to check for chromosome abnormalities. now researchers say those tests can in some cases detect cancer in the mother. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is showing us one woman's story. >> reporter: that is right guys. this is a small study only eight women. they had abnormal results from the prenatal test and one woman who had no idea that she was even sick. she was pregnant with owen when prenatal blood test came bob abnormal am. it picks up dna from mother and baby. more testing shows owen was healthy. >> so then the doctor says is

there still that abnormal result from the test that we need to start looking into. >> reporter: doctors took a closer look at miren and they discovered bleeding she blamed on hemorrhoid. it turns out she had annal cancer. new study shows these widely used tests can detect cansers in women. researchers looked at eight women with abnormal results. >> if there is cancer, the tumor is shedding dna in the mother's blood as well and that is what is accounting for this imbalance. >> reporter: her cancer spread to her limb have node and lungs. the doctors delivered owen at 32 weeks so she could start chemotherapy and radiation. >> i'm thankful for every mini get to spend with them. >> reporter: now with treatment the cancer, nodules in her lungs are shrinking she hopes for more good news after scans later on this month. we should tell you that this study was funded in part by makers of these prenatal

tests. >> nodules are shrinking. >> welcome ukee washington to the night team. >> welcome back. >> yes, and no, i'm here. >> yes. >> great to have you here. >> i'll give you a nudge. >> good to have you. >> having fun indeed. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" show time for pluto. >> we will tell you about the first of the nation that will put the plan net to focus when we come right back. blank

. pluto is getting ready for close-up. >> as they say the new horizons spacecraft will fly by planet tomorrow passing a mere 7800 miles from the orbit. it will snap pictures and send back information. >> incredible. elaine keyano tells us what nasa hopes to learn. >> reporter: nasa's new horizons probe have been flying for more than nine years to get this close to pluto, nearly 3 billion miles from earth. new horizons is this side of the piano and fitted with highly sensitive cameras.

coming in the region called cooperbelt another first for a spacecraft it will take photos that are only 1400 miles wide about half the length of the united states. >> they have really got a thread a cosmic needle. when it gets to pluto to make science work it has to fly through a imagery box about 60 miles, 90 miles on the side and hit that within 100 seconds. >> reporter: since it lawn inched 2006, the the new horizons has traveled nearly 1 million miles every day to put that distance in perspective imagine the sunnies the the size of the quarter, place on the goal line of the football field. earth would be 3 yards away. pluto would stretch 18-yard beyond the far goal line. all we knew it was a point of light and blurry, from the space telescope. >> reporter: tom has been with nasa since 1965. >> there is nothing like seeing this activity, a brand

new object right in front of you have eyes, and it it was shrouded in a big cloud of mystery before. >> reporter: new horizons, seven instruments, will map pluto and its five moons to analyze their surface. >> this is the last chance to do something like this: it is last body in the very edge of the solar system that we will be flying by in anybody's lifetime. >> when it is done with pluto new horizons will continue its mission flying past at least one more kyper belt in 2019 before heading out into inter stellar space. wow. >> star trek theme. >> wow. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 back to business after a scary ordeal at an off scale center city restaurant. the the search is on for two men who robbed that eatery of thuses of dollars kate? and it is not as bad as summer evening in philadelphia, it is steamy but nice and warm with blue skies in the city, showers and storms popping up to the south though and we are tracking a number of showers thunderstorms for tomorrow, we

will have latest details at 6:00. we are also getting our first look at a multi million-dollar development in the heart of the philadelphia, how this project aims at reviving the neighborhood and why not everyone is on board. plus a healthwatch exclusive, without warning a former athlete lost his ability to swallow but a break through new procedure at a local happies giving him a second chance at life. our stephanie stahl takes a closer look now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. ahh, the the humidity is making a come back. perfect conditions, to spark more storms, and tonight we're tracking stormy weather heading our way and showers storms could be sticking around for the next couple of days. hello, everyone, steamy stormy trend of this summer continues. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. is there a chance of the passing shower but greatest

chance comes tomorrow. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 sky deck tracking heat, humidity and the timing, kate. >> reporter: jessica, we have a brief break from the stormy pattern friday, saturday, sunday, we have had great summer weather here in philadelphia but we are back to talking about showers and storms and throughout the day tomorrow, we have to watch for shower thunderstorms anytime and that pattern renews itself on wednesday. now right now things look good in the city. not so much off to the south and certainly to our south and west as this line of nasty storms continues to push into virginia, west virginia, and kentucky, and that one will miss us to the south and west luckily but we have a few locally heavy showers and even a then are storms popping up over portions of delaware. heavy rain with these especially in sussex county and up in to kent county and a few of these showers drifting north getting closer to new castle county, wilmington and perhaps a passing shower here in the city of philadelphia later tonight. in delaware for the next couple of h