>> right now at 11:00 mayor michael nutter as he's never been seen before. he takes action after a confrontation outside city hall. i spoke with the mayor tonight. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" obtain the video that shows michael nutter and security detail being confronted by a man and how the mayor helped subdue him. todd quinones has this exclusive story tonight. >> reporter: confrontation begins with what poop appears to

be homeless man yelling at the mayor. things get heated, he then confronts an officer guarding the mayor and then pulls the officer down on the ground. things don't end there. mayor michael nutter was with some of his staffers and other city officials here at concourse of the municipal services building directly across the street from city hall. the mayor spokesperson tells me they were talking about issues related to the concourse a place where the homeless tend to congregate. the mayor phil physically gets involved helping pull the man off the officer on security detail and then he tries to calm the man down. >> stop it! stop! >> the amateur video was shot by eyewitness monday afternoon he happened to be recording people skateboarding he heard a man cursing at the mayor and he kept rolling as mayor nutter got face to face with the man to try to diffuse the altercation. then about 20 seconds after it all started philadelphia police officer let gov the man's throat and after cooling off the man then walks away and he wasn't

arrested or charged. >> and the mayor and police officer both were not hurt and tonight we went back down to that concourse there to try and talk with that unidentified man but both he and some other people who were under the steps appeared to be inn company hernia. reporting live tonight in the sat center todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> i talk with the mayor tonight and he told me it was no big issue no needing to on camera and to talk about it. did he tell me this person came into this face and started shouting obscenities and the mayor felt he was not in his right mind he did his best as you saw to calm him down. frightening situation. this person could have been armed. but once again everyone is okay tonight. >> best out come for the situation. >> no question about it. >> no one was hurt. >> let's turn to the weather right now it's warm and muggy across the region and the heat could be firing up some storms over the next couple of days. meteorologist kate bilo joins us now in the sky deck tracking the timing of these storms. kate? >> reporter: thanks ukee it feels pretty nice out here right

now to the sky deck a light breeze brogue and temperatures are seasonal for mid july but through the next couple of days we'll be dodging showers and thunderstorms they'll be around all day tomorrow and again all day on wednesday. take look at storm scan3. we've had a line of very nasty storms that started in portions of illinois moved across the ohio valley. that line is now down in north carolina as you can see some very strong storms still it is starting to weaken frequent lightning and wind damage really traversing many states here tonight. luckily that area of storms has missed us to the south war getting a few pop up showers notice drifting from south to north and that will be the case as we head into tomorrow as well. so a few stray sprinkles in south jersey right now watching a couple of storms headed toward eastern maryland an few showers could pop up all across the area through the overnight hours for the most part things will be quite tonight but we do expect showers and storms through the day tomorrow. notice you wake up tomorrow morning at 8m to cloudy sky and maybe a shower especially up tour the lehigh valley and during the afternoon same story. 1:00 o'clock scattered showers.

this is not a total wash out. we're also not talking about whole lot of severe weather here tomorrow. mainly just scattered showers with some localized downpours. watch what happens again later tomorrow night into wednesday. another round of showers and storms develop. you go wednesday afternoon we see it once again. what to expect for your tuesday scattered showers and storms. some heavy downpours. it could cause brief ponding on the roads and there's a threat for isolateed severe weather in southern delaware. coming up have i better news fort second half of the work week when i join you inside. back over to you. >> kate, thanks so much. in less than an hour the long hit novel ghost of a watchman will hit store shelves this is a follow up to kill a mocking bird. the book is generateing plenty of controversy atticus finch is portrayed as a racist. diana rocco is live in mt. airy tonight this book has a lot of people talking. diana. >> reporter: certainly a lot of buzz, jessica. just a few minutes from now those bocks will open and literary fans will find out what

becomes of their beloved atticus finch as this new book paints him in a whole new light. ghost of watchman harper lee's much a it waited sequel to kill a mocking bird will hit store shelves at midnight. books still boxed have arrived and mocking bird fans are counting the minutes. >> story is culturally relevant into where we are today. >> i'm trying to go into the new book with an open mind and realize -- >> big blue marvel bookstore in mt. airy they're holding a viewing of to kill a mocking bird followed by a midnight read a thon. >> it's the literary event of my lifetime. >> many crypt lit 10 by lee has been waiting 50 years for publishing. it's already gained national attention after a chapter was released in which scout the now grown up jean lou weiss finds her father the beloved if-year-old atticus has attended clan meetings and advocates for segregation.

>> it seems that it might shatter the image we had about atticus. >> to kill a mocking bird atticus finch defends a black man falsely accused of rape in the 1930s in alabama. he was portrayed by lea the hero with the strong moral compass this professor head of the english department the philadelphia community college says watchman could change everything. >> at that time it was opening up eyes and minds to how we look at race relations. >> to kill a mock bird won a pulitzer and found its way into school curriculum across the country but it seems lee may have had more in mind. >> often there are no clear lines as to what is absolutely right and absolutely absolutely wrong in the way you view the world. >> reporter: so this bookstore will be open all night with people businessly reading cover to cover find out what happens. harper lee the author of this is notoriously private person and in fact she's only given one

interview in the last 50 years. so we may never know what she was thinking here. but fans are certainly determined to find out how this story ends. we're live in mt. airy diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> that they are, diana. thank you tonight philadelphia archbishop charles chaput says roman catholic school principal who dismissed a married gay teacher in merion last month was following church teachings. in a statement chaput thanked waldron emergency see academy leaders for taking the steps to ensure the catholic faith is presented in a way fully in cord with the teaching of the church. they've shown character and common sense at a moment when both seem to be uncommon. margie winters lost her job as religious instruction director even though she disclosed her same sex marriage in 2007. many parents are you be set by her dover dismissal and ask asking for her to be reinstated. letter to parents sisters of mercy says we reaffirm her decision as final although very painful when a school is called to make a discussion such at

this, it challenges us as faith community at the deepest levels. gay adults may soon serve as scout leaders across the country country. today unanimous vote boy scouts of america executive committee approved a decision to end the ban on gay leaders. philadelphia's boy scout council approved a similar resolution last month. two women who accused of bill cosby of sexual assault are asking a pennsylvania judge to unseal the full advance from it 2005 deposition. beth and rebecca held held a news conference in los angeles with their attorney gloria allred. they testified as jane does at temple university employee andrea constance lawsuit against cosby. concerns from that deposition were made public last week and in them, cosby revealed he obtained drugs to give to women with whom he wanted to have sex. the manhunt in intensifies for powerful drug lord who

escaped from mexican prison. there are reports tonight the director of the maximum prison where joaquin el hrapo escaped on saturday has been fired. guzman escaped through a mile long tunnel with ventilation and lighting. authorities are offering reward up to 60 million pesos or 3.8 million u.s. dollars for information leading to his capture. >> philadelphia gears up for the pope's visit in september septa will soon begin selling regional rail tickets for trail. the regional rail passes go on sale next monday july 20th. they're $10 piece. and you can only bite the passes online. septa says they will also start selling a three-day transit pass for buses trollies and subways. >> lyme disease is spreading in our area. according to new report from the pennsylvania health department, cases increased by 25%. another study says infector ticks infiltrated new areas. health reporter stephanie stahl has the update on more on what could be a devastating diagnosis

diagnosis. >> reporter: gary zero loves biking in penny park but it's a hobby that caused a nasty up sewed of lyme disease that came from a tick bite. >> i actually started to experiencing paralysis sometimes with my facial muscles. after the paralysis started setting in it was two or three days after that i can barely talk. >> when i first met gary i was actually worried he had cancer. >> reporter: dr. ann norris infectious disease at penn medicine who treated gary says in additional to the flu-like symptoms associated with lyme disease some patients develop neurological problems that can last. >> you get really sick with lyme disease. really sick. >> this new research from the university of pennsylvania shows the tick that is carry lyme disease have moved into all kinds of new locations. >> anywhere in the tri-state area you're eligible to get lyme disease. you don't need the perfect exposure story to qualify. the. >> tick was right in here. >> right and side mily mily bow.

>> gary never developed a bulls eye commonly associate width lyme disease. it's more typically a rash hike this that spreads. lyme's confirmed with a blood test and treated with intravenous antibiotics. >> i didn't think the symptoms would be quiet so significant. quiet so severe. >> gary says it was scary for him and his family he missed weeks of work and it took six months for him to feel normal again. >> a little tick can do lot of damage. >> it sure can. >> doctors say the best why prevent lyme disease to keep ticks away with insect repellent when in grassy areas and wearing long sleeves and pants. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> nobody likes the tick. >> not me. >> new tonight we told you about former eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb's run in with the law. now we're going to show it to you. >> that we are. mcnabb's arrest caught on camera. how he tried to talk his way out the situation. >> plus, pluto is getting ready for its close up after nearly three bill billion mile journey and nasa spacecraft is hours

away from its long awaited planet with the draft planet. >> we've got showers moving through portions of the delaware delaware. light showers headed our way through tonight. but we are tracking showers and storms through tomorrow coming up we'll time it out and i'll tell when you the weather turns nice again in the seven day forecast. >> from shirts to shoes jeans to handbags, if your favorite clothes and accessories scene better days but you can't bear to throw them out i'm jim donovan. coming up three on your side shows you how companies that made them may be able to make them look new again. ♪

>> wisconsin governor scott walker entered the 2016 race. he is the 15th republican

candidate to enter the race and a new poll shows him leading in iowa. tonight the naacp national convention in philadelphia is getting ready for a presidential visit. earlier today pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah and new jersey senator cory booker participateed in panel discussion discussion. members talked about reforming the criminal justice system and other issues. pennsylvania senator bob casey also addressed the convention. he says lifting wages for the american worker is a priority for him on capitol hill. president obama will deliver the keynote address tomorrow at convention center and of course we will have full coverage for you here on air and on cbsphilly.com. former president bill clinton will also speak. >> also tomorrow nasa probe that has been flying in outerspace for nine years will give us a never before seen view of the planet pluto. this fly by is a rare feat and new horizons probe is expected to get within 7800 miles of pluto's orbit.

it will take photos of pluto only 1400 miles wide that's about half the width of the united states. the probe is nearly 3 billion miles from earth. >> wow. soccer hero and delran native carli lloyd is on the west coast where she'll visit the late late show with james core din tonight tonight. she made history during the women's world cup championships she scored a hat trick in just 16 minutes and led team u.s. a to victory. since then we've seen her everywhere. she's been on a whirlwind trip across the country. this will be lloyd's first late night appearance since that big win. you're going to want to catch this watch carli on the late late show with james corden tonight at 12:37 right here on cbs3. do you have shoes coats shirts, even some purses maybe a wallet? maybe -- >> wallet. >> showing signs of wear and tear. you just can't bear to throw them out. it turns out you might not have to. >> jim donovan joins to us show us why.

that's because a growing number of retailers are offering to make them look new again. sometimes even for free. john calvert's favorite pair of shoes appear shiny and knew now. but just a few months ago they looked worn and scuffed up. >> my wife said hahn know when you deal down in church the people in the pew behind can see your soles have worn through. >> he was told bore crafting. >> i don't know what that is. >> john had to go online, fill out a shipping label and male his 10 yeared shoes back to the allen edmunds factory where workers row craft or rebuild shoes from the inside out. new foot beds, soles and heels. and the number of retailers offering fix it services is increasing. >> this is a way to keep them in the brand. keep them loyal and not potentially lose them to another brand they go out and look for replacement product. >> true religion will fix wear and tear on its jeans for free. customers just pay for shipping. if something from brooks brothers needs fixing just bring the item to a store cost depend

on the repair. kate spade has repair shop for bags and shoes. just male in the item and you'll get a quote for the touch up. reduceed reuse and resole is ll beans mantra the company offers repairs for popular bean boots and pad again ya launch add national campaign saying if it's broke fix it overgrew crafting and even a guide for do it yourself repairs as your john it made financial sense to have cherish shoes refurbish. >> they looked like a brand new pair of shoes and about one their the price i'm not having a to throw away a beautiful pair of shoes can be rebuilt. >> in that case the allen edmonds row crafting package is $125 with a couple of touch ups some of those shoes last 40 years. if you have something you love that could use a little tlc call or go into a store. see if they offeree crafting or repair options.

>> can you check on sneakers for me. >> i'll check. i'll do the list. >> i'm sure they do. >> a pair of chuck taylors from 1972. >> '72. >> that need some help. >> let's help the chuck taylors. >> it will save you some money too. >> thank you buddy. appreciate it. kate joining us now with look at the weather. things are looking stormy maybe for tomorrow. >> little stormy. you might want to wear your leather shoes out tomorrow because you can step puddle and get them wet. showers and storms through the day tomorrow and we've got more as we head into wednesday much the good news we've got a couple of days this week where the weather looks phenomenal. a little bit of trade off and it doesn't look as severe tomorrow and wednesday as what we dealt with last week. let's go ahead and take you outside and see what the night is looking like we check in on skycam3 looking at the ben franklin bridge looking majestic this evening. just a few clouds have drifted in and we can't rule out stray shower over overnight. areas off to our south and west

getting the worst of it this evening. let's take a look at storm scan3 you can see nasty storms moving into portions of ohio tornado watch in effect for this area. we've got this line storms this line has survived from portions of upper midwest all the way into the carolinas luck luckily it has missed us off to the south but we have a couple of spotty showers here and there drifting on in. we'll have to keep an eye on these in maryland. they could fry to lift into the region as they get into you are area really falling apart. that's actually good news. we're not seeing too much in the way of nasty weather here tonight. here's that moderate risk for severe weather it's been a rough day across the upper midwest still that tornado watch in effect for tomorrow we have we have marginal risk for severe weather but it's mainly off to the south. kent and suss connect counties in delaware you can get a strong storm. not a great threat for severe weather i think most of our storms tomorrow are just heavy showers that will pop up here and there during the course of the day. so 75 right now at the airport. not too bad for july night. 74 in wilmington. 73 degrees in reading at the moment. here's the way the neck few days

start to shake out a warm front is draped across the region tomorrow. a few heavy showers maybe a thunderstorm. highs in the 80s. on wednesday that cold front comes through with another chance for storms. these storms could get locally heavy as well on wednesday. then that front clears high pressure builds in we get drier, cooler air. less humid conditions on thursday. so the way it looks again showers and storms pop up especially in afternoon tomorrow tomorrow. there they are. they're scattered. another round with potentially heavy rain but watch what happens to our comfort index here's how it will feel over the next few days. steamy tomorrow and wednesday. dew points in the 60s up toward the 70s. but then we're pleasant thursday and friday as we slice down that humidity and things get a whole lot better. i do want to show you quickly tropical storm claudette going to move through the north atlantic and stay away from us. will not be an issue. we call that fish storm. our third storm of the atlantic season. overnight mainly cloudy with that spotty shower tomorrow warm and humid. showers and thunderstorms at 86 for the daytime high.

watch for another round of showers and storms on wednesday. and then we get another break thursday and friday looking beautiful. lower humidity it's saturday and sunday steams up a little bit but all in all i think it's pretty nice summer week toned hit the pool or head down the shore. >> i always like to hear that. >> it's a plan. >> coming up next tonight lesley has your "eyewitness sports". >> we have a little bit more drama involving donovan mcnabb. new video of mcnabb's arrest out in arizona plus baseball's all star break is here. jonathan papelbon the fightings only representative at the summer classic. he had some choice words for the front office today that's coming

>> all right. lesley finally seeing this video everybody has been talking about about. >> d. mc. >> video surfaced of donovan mcnabb's dui arrest in arizona. june 28th enter counter with police took place after mcnabb rear ended car and officers became suspicious. the video shows a polite mcnabb cooperate wig officers his slurred speech and failed sobriety test then lead to his

arrest. >> how much have you had to drink tonight? >> nothing. >> are you sure. >> yes yes. >> how come i can smell it on you. >> first of all i got cold. so i've been on cough medicine. >> all i'm trying to do donovan figure out if you're willing to do more tests. i can't philly make do you them. >> i mean, i'm just going home. i got my wife at the house. >> this mcnabb's second dui arrest. indefinitely suspended from his job at fox and nbc sports. the all star break is here and the phillies currently hold the worst record in baseball. jonathan papelbon the phillies lone representative at the summer classic he spent the day lobbying for a move out of town. here's what he told reporters about the phillies front office and their efforts to trade him. >> it's time to you know what get off the hot. phillies have to make a decision. you going to one way or the other. you can be in limbo and sit here and say what if we do this, what if we do that. you got to make and decision and you got to go with it.

we got new enter rim president got new interim manager got all this change supposedly happen but i don't see of that of it. >> papelbon and cole hamels are the phillies best trade pieces. both romaine on the roster. baseball best slugger took par in the homerun derby. bonus time between dock peterson and todd frazier. frazier wins it in dramatic fashion. he claims the trophy on his home field in cincinnati he joins arrive sandberg as the other player to win that homerun derby at his home ballpark back in 1980. >> back in the day. >> phillies on pace for over 100 losses. >> you had to bring that up. >> i know. >> i know. >> let's take it back up here. we'll be right back. th

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a milestone reached today for the 500 million-dollar east market development project. >> that's right. crews began pouring the concrete fort foundation of the project that aims to revitalize a stretch of market street in center city. the project takes up an entire block bound by market chestnut 11 andth 12th. the completed 17 story building we'll have retail space and 300 apartments. >> that will be beautiful. >> don't forget "eyewitness news" this morning starting at 4:30 a.m. i remember that time very well. >> hope you can join the crew in front of the camera and behind it. >> for lesley kate and every unhere i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. on behalf of our entire team thanks for joining us g night family. sleep well.

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