ints are starting to rise and we have a start of what could be a five day heat wave, beginning, tomorrow, lets look at is what happening on storm can three. not much. a few cloud drift nothing but showers are missing us to the north. it is along a warm front cross new york state showers but you cold front still back to the west. actually producing severe weather over ohio and indiana right now this warm front is bringing the change in our atmosphere, as heat and humidity will continue to build over weekend and we have a heat advisory for sunday, that is for philadelphia, i-95 corridor surrounding suburbs into portions of northern delaware with heat index values around hundred degrees. so here's the heat advisory for sunday. drink water a void strenuous activity. sunday will be the hottest day of the potentially extended heat wave, it feels good, 70's and lower 80's enjoy it while we have it. we will talk 90's for day. i'll have have that full forecast when i join you inside. back to you. >> you can track the rising

temperatures, storm scan three and complete forecast right at your fingertips just down load cbs philly weather app available for i tunes and google play. new to the latest of the violent arrest that sparked an internal investigation on the philadelphia police department. today family is speaking out about the incident making national headlines. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is at police headquarters with that story steve. >> reporter: video you where to see was taken in early april depicting at rest of 22-year old tyrese carol but as you mentioned it was released in recent weeks leading to internal police investigation. today we spoke to terrell's supporters and police department both who argued the context of what you where to see lets take a look. two minutes of screaming pleading. two minutes of a police arrest caught on cameras until

someone yells, stop. >> stop, stop. >> reporter: eyewitness video taken april 4th shows at rest of 22-year old tyrese carol it starts with three officers struggling to subdue the man and end with officers, striking carol while yelling obscenities, until he is taken into custody. >> it is excessive. for multiple police officer to beat and kick and threaten and curse, somebody. >> reporter: the the video was released earlier this month and it has since spurred an internal police investigation. carol supporters including friend and attorneys spoke out the demanding his release in punishment for the police involved. >> there is no justification for this excessive brutality. >> here we are. >> reporter: police disagree. >> moment these officers stopped, stopped this individual, he began to fight with the officers. >> reporter: their account carol was a arrested with more than 5 grams of crack cocaine while on probation, and violently resisted arrest, including biting two police

officers. lieutenant john stanford says the investigation will bear out the facts that were not captured in those two minutes. >> there air lot of factors that you do not see on that video and that is the whole purpose of an investigation. >> reporter: so, again that video taken april 4th in east germantown. showing carol's arrest. he is scheduled for an arraignment july 21st and then police say their findings in that internal investigation are set to follow. coming up at 6:00 we will speak to carol's attorney who speaks about what he believes are the legal ramifications of that video. that is at 6:00. we are live at philadelphia police headquarters, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will see you at 6:00, steve. fbi is looking in the background of the man they said killed four marines during a shooting rampage in chattanuga, tennessee yesterday. mohammad youssef abdulazeez, was killed by police in a gunfight. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live from the cbs-3 sat center with the

latest on this, todd. >> reporter: jessica, there are growing questions about the shooter's motive and if he was inspired by isis but during a press conference late today, fbi says that right new there is no indication that he was inspired by anyone other than himself. >> this matter continues to be investigated as an act of terrorism. >> reporter: federal investigators return to the scene to gather clues from the thursday's shooting rampage in chattanuga, 24 year-old mohammad youssef abdulazeez, a naturalized u.s. citizen from kuwait carried out attacks on two military facilities. >> he did have at least two long guns which would be considered rifles or shotguns and he did have one handgun. >> reporter: four marines were killed and three others injured at a naval marine reserve center. police officer shot and killed abdulazeez ending his 30 minute rampage. the tragedy cuts deep for this tight community as they laid flowers at a growing memorial to show their respect for the victims.

>> unaudible. >> it hits home. so sad. >> reporter: authorities say abdulazeez recently traveled to jordan and kuwait. they want to know who he visited, met with and stayed with while he was there. >> my judgment, in my experience, it is that this was a isis inspired attack. >> reporter: victims have been identified as lance corporal squire k wells of georgia gunnery sergeant thomas j sullivan of massachusetts staff sergeant david wyatt of north carolina and sergeant carson homequest of wisconsin. and, inter faith vigil is planned for later tonight. armored chief of staff plans to review security measures at military recruiting and reserve centers across the the country. reporting live tonight from the sat center, i'm todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right todd, thank you. be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest on the chattanuga shooting rampage. when we're not on tv we can always get information anytime at cbs philly.com. police now say a recent

drexel university graduate found dead in the west philadelphia apartment likely knew her attacker. investigators say that no forced entry was found at 27 year-old jasmine wright's apartment on south 50th street. autopsy results are pending but police say it appears that she was beaten, possibly strangled. no arrests have been made in the case. last night wright graduated from drexel school of public health. philadelphia police and fbi investigating a bank robbery in center city. chopper three over 16th and chestnut. police say hold up took place around 11:00 this morning. they say robber handed the teller a note and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. take a look at these surveillance pictures police are searching for a man who robbed a td bank on third and market streets this morning. authorities say this man handed a teller a threatening note and then ran away with cash. this same suspect is wanted for another robbery at td bank on south 11th street last night. police say this suspect is

considered armed dangerous. and egg harbor township police made two arrests in an alleged counterfeit currency scheme. michael lotsey and erika mitchell have been subject of the a year long investigation they have accused of passing fake $50 bills. they face charges for counterfeit cash crimes in somers point. it is a disturbing video to watch, two softball dads fist fighting at a girls softball tournament. police arrested both fathers as a result and this video has gone viral in the last 24 hours. today "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan spoke with neighbors who know the men involved. >> reporter: parents in the video are from a ten year-old and young are traveling softball team out of mays landing called south jersey maniacs but it is the dad gone wild. it started as an argument and soon became a bloody brawl. forty-eight year-old michael barbella drove to salisbury maryland to pick a fight with another father from his

daughter's former softball team. according to police reports the girl is no longer part of the team because of her dad. >> i have never seen mike at a game aim's not sure how he acts. >> reporter: he and his family lived across the street in ventnor for three years. >> nothing to be proud of from either side, i heard about something about his daughter, and mike's daughter is a wonderful young lady. she's very active in a lot of sports and excellent academics. >> reporter: police say barbella wouldn't cooperate and said his yours came from falling on concrete. they said second father michael duffy told officers he was sorry forgetting involved and showed a text showing that he wanted to fight. we went to both houses and neither family was home. >> it is a bad influence. >> reporter: jim berk is a veteran umpire from atlantic and cape may county. >> younger the children playing the more the parents become involve in the game. >> reporter: he says yelling and screaming at umpire is a bad example.

>> for parents to fight with each other never seen it. >> reporter: authorities say both men have been released from custody but they will have to go back to the maryland, for a court date at the end of august. in mays landing cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" pat ciarrocchi sits down with one of the country's most beloved ministers. >> we all deal with issues, so our ministry is about lifting people up. >> that is joel osteen, he will talk to a crowd of 4,000 plus at the wells fargo center tonight but before his show he shared his thoughts on same sex marriage, pope francis and why it is so critical in troubling times. important advice before you throw the stake on the grill a process that makes the meat tastier can affect its safety once it is cooked. a house sliced apart by a propeller, a scare from the air when we come right back. owe stein.

a scare in the air in upstate new york. >> a propel ler falls off a small plane and slices in the roof of someone's home. authorities say the the pilot encounter engine trouble as he flew over a rural village northwest of albany yesterday. the pilot was able to flied back to a private landing strip even after losing a very important piece of that small plane. eyewitnesses describe, what she saw. >> it is just like right over that way and kind of just like a put put noise and i looked and propeller is falling out of the sky.

>> i came home and there was a big hole in my roof. not a pleasant thing to see. >> reporter: no one was hurt but propeller sliced in the home's attic and damaged the walls. the federal aviation administration is investigating. this is just an unbelievable scene pieces of someone's life the scattered on the streets in st. louis this home exploded last night as fire fighters rescued two people from underneath that ruble. they are now in critical condition. investigators have not determine the cause but they have to shut off gas to the entire area as they secured this scene. dozens of cars are destroyed after a parking garage collapsed near binghamton, new york. no one was injured in all this but officials say the upper level of the lot came crashing down in the medical center parking garage. investigators don't know what triggered the collapse. summer is in full swing we know that but before you throw the steaks on the grill for your next bash key listen up for this. >> three on your side reporter jim donovan tells us about a process that used to make meat

tastier but it is important with the the way meat is cooked. >> reporter: this has to be meet met that is mechanically tenderized. is there no rules in place to let consumer knows what they have been buying had been tenderized. report i gault stacks up whenever they are on sale but she didn't know that some of the steaks and roasts on store shelves have been mechanically tenderized during processing. >> i had no idea. >> i don't mind meat being tenderized but i need to know about it because it does bear how i will cook it. >> reporter: experts say terry has the right idea. when beef is mechanically tenderized needles or blades are used to break town connective tissue in the meat allowing for a more tender products. the potential issue according to the usda. >> basically the process is such if there are pathogens present it will drive them into the the inner muscle and you cannot tell by looking at products whether they are mechanically tenderized or not. >> consumers need to know if this is untilcally tender ice sewed they have to cook it differently.

it has to be cook more thoroughly for sure. >> reporter: starting next year usda will require labels similar to these on all beef mechanically tenderized. >> it will have two things on the label. number one it will have a cooking instructions, along with the rest time and then it will have the process in which it can mechanically tenderized. >> reporter: consumer advocate chris walldrift said labels are important but if you see one it doesn't mean you should put the package down and avoid something else. >> they just need to cook it properly and, the labeling and the the strip oxes will help them do that. >> reporter: labeling rules, go into effect next may. in the meantime all steaks and roasts should be cooked to an internal temperature of 145 degrees work a three minute wait time before cutting into them. >> what about until then is anybody putting this information on the label. >> costco has been voluntarily putting this information on their labels for two years now. it initial to law next may but in the meantime ask when you are at the deli counter and just check you want to make

sure you cook it straight through. >> thank buddy. >> have a good weekend. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a terrifying sight caught on tape. >> that is a tornado. >> oh, my gosh. >> that is something storm chasers catch a large tornado twisting through illinois, we will show you the destruction left behind, pat. phillies are calling on a big part of their future plans, we will tell you who coming up in sports. no lah. know lah.

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storm chasers captured this inn wentible video of tornadoes touching down in illinois yesterday. severe weather produced three funnel cloud in warren county before sweeping into one massive tornado. the powerful twister tore up debris as it ripped apart a field. in the town of cameron. authorities say had despite the damage no serious injuries why reported, and crews planned a very busy weekend of storm clean up. that is for sure. >> yes wow incredible. >> yes. >> it is, you know, we have seen severe weather here this season but nice to have a little break. we see our heart go out to them. >> no doubt about that. >> when you see it in tornado alley, when you see those massive tornado and just can't even imagine that coming toward us not at all. >> you just really just wonder. we have things coming our way as well as look at what is heading out side.

we've got some more heat, humidity heading our way. we have a few thunderstorm to tell but for saturday. take a look at storm scan three you can see showers heading in our direction and mainly, staying off to the north for today as warm front lifts across portions of the north east and into new england as well. what we have to watch are showers associated with the tail end of this system that are moving through portions of indiana and ohio. same system that caused that tornado in illinois. they are producing severe weather across portions of indiana and now moving in the ohio will valley. these showers abe storms will head our direction overnight and could hold together enough to give us a shower, maybe a rumble of thunder to portions of our region tomorrow morning. i will show thaw in our future weather model. temperatures right now 82 in philadelphia. seventy-eight in reading. eighty in millville. atlantic city airport is sitting at 78. look at this big dome of heat over central and southern portion of the country here. it is 94 in little rock. ninety-four in oklahoma city. here's how it feels like 100

in little rock. 102 in oklahoma city. it feels like 104 in nashville. this is heat lifting to the east as we head in the weekend. heat intensifies starting tomorrow. we will get up to 90 degrees. watch for an afternoon then are storm. maybe a stray shower in the morning in a few spots as well. sunday looks generally dry just a chance for a stray storm in the afternoon but sunday looks like the hottest day of what could eventually be a five take heat wave, feels like 100 degrees here on sunday. we have had that heat advisory, for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. on monday humid with a thunderstorm, highs in the 90's. once again cold front trails through the region. here's what it looks like as we go through rest of tonight. things stay quiet. overnight couple showers may sneak in, you can see off to the south tomorrow morning here's 7:00 a.m. portions of delaware and into south jersey could pick up a shower early. by 11:00 a.m. we will see sunshine and more sun in the afternoon but better chance for these scattered showers and storms, some of which could produce locally heavy rainfall. 8:00 o'clock saturday. sunday a a mainly sunny day

and cannot rule out a pop up shower in the afternoon until three or 4:00 a couple of dots on the map there. it looks like sunday is dryer of the two weekend days. of course, hottest of the two weekend days. it is 1:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. feels like 97 in philadelphia. it will feel like 98 degrees in wilmington. on sunday at 2:00 p.m. look at these feels like temperatures in the triple digits, it will feel down right- press i have especially sunday but to a lesser extent tomorrow as well. so hopefully that outside today and yesterday and enjoyed the the comfort. overnight increasing cloud. shower possible late. seventy. tomorrow hot and humid with a shower or thunderstorm mainly in the afternoon but watch for a few spots to pick up a morning shower. across the region 90 in the city. thirty-eight down the shore with some sun nice and warm in the poconos. eighty-three with a chance for a thunderstorm. here's you're witness weather three day forecast, hot and humid, first three days, what could be a five day heat wave on the way. hottest is sunday. we have some better news, some tail end of the seven day forecast, i will that have for you next half an hour.

for now stay tuned we're coming right back.

pat has sports and so anxious to see this young man go a get major league bats. >> we have been waiting for this to happen and it finally will. there has not been much to celebrate with the philadelphia phillies but they dropped some exciting news today, top pitching prospect aaron nola will make his major league debut tuesday against the rays. back in may gm reuben amaro says fans calling for nola at the time quote don't understand the game, end quote. less than two months later, he is here and part of the team, just 29-62. so it starts tonight against the marlins. members of the philadelphia freedoms got a very important lesson today guys. if you are going to play in

philadelphia, you have to necessity how to make a cheese stake amounts they made their way to geno's steaks rob and coach josh cohen took part pennsylvania. to finish it off, you have to eat what you make. the not a bad day. eagles season right around the corner eagles cheerleaders and swoop were at philadelphia international airport putting on a fashion show as part of the summer long just plane fun customer appreciation program at the airport cheerleaders modeled clothing, shoes and accessories to be purchased from airport retailers. looking pretty good. >> fly eagles fly. won't be long now you. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. another retailer is victim of the data breach. >> that is coming up next half an hour plus new surprises found on the surface have of pluto. what nasa is revealing in photos taken 3 million miles away from earth. pat? well, wells fargo center is usually a temple for sports teams, as well as for rock superstars, but tonight it will be rocking with the spirit of hope with pastor joel osteen, i will have my

conversation with him coming up. also, new tonight at 6:00 o'clock what you need to know if you want to take septa into philadelphia, during a post

and here are top stories there are demand for justice following the violent arrest

in the drug suspect caught on tape in germantown. family members want tyree carol released and philadelphia police officers punished. police say carol for the with officers and an investigation is underway. investigators are also piecing together why a man went on a shooting rampage that killed four marines in chattanuga tennessee. mohammad youssef abdulazeez was killed in a gun battle with police. two south jersey softball fathers now facing assault charges as their fist fight is captured on cell phone video. police say fight stemmed from a previous dispute and escalated through text messages kate? and another beautiful day today but changes are coming, we've got a heat wave to tell but that distributes starts tomorrow and could last five days right into next week. we have a chance for showers and storms this weekend and we will look at the weekend shore cast, all coming up in a few minutes, jessica. >> kate, thanks. man is arrested twice in one week for allegedly trying to lure children in the delaware county community and

now a local police chief is outrage, the suspect was even out on the streets in the first place. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry has this story from darby boro. >> i'm he frustrated, no. angry. >> reporter: darby boro police chief robert smyth wants to necessity why the same suspect was arrested for the same crime twice in one week. >> why was he on the street. >> reporter: police arrested this man last tuesday after a 13 year-old girl told them he was trying to lure her in his white veneer the area of summit and main streets. the bail department recommended that the judge set bail at $50,000. >> but our judge for whatever reason, i don't know, reduce that had to $10,000 at 10 percent. and put him back on the street. >> reporter: he was arrested again, thursday evening after police say he tried to lure a ten year-old girl. police say he was in the white van, again, in the same area, this time, on the 600 block of darby terrace. chief s in myth is pointing

the finger at the judge. >> he is extremely liberal with these things in a town that has a lot of crime. >> reporter: dougba faced the same judge friday morning this time bail was set at $250,000 cash, i spoke with judge leonard tannaglea but did not want to respond to the chief's criticism nor did he want to comment on the case. >> if he can't do the job he out to get the hell out of here. >> crime he is accused of, he didn't commit this crime. >> reporter: dougba's nephew says the suspect was only in that area to visit family. >> the same spot he was trying to lure the child in the van last week, would you go back again in the same week and keep going back over there? why don't you think about that. >> reporter: dougba is expected back in district court wednesday july between the second n darby boro for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a former atlantic county worker plead guilty from stealing from the elderly. investigative reporter charlotte hoffman has been on top of this story since last year. she's in the satellite center right now with this iteam

follow-up, charlotte. >> reporter: ukee, this former caseworker is just one of six people, who have been charged in a far reaching case, to strip new jersey senior citizens of their life savings. william price was supposed to be helping the elderly but instead, he set them up, to be ripped off. if you are a caseworker and you are tasked with looking after the elderly do your job, protect them, look after them. >> reporter: today price admitted he used his job to bee friend an elderly couple, and then referred the couple to three women whom authorities say posed as caregivers in order to scam them to the tune of $800,000, of which price admits he earned a 125,000. >> it is just one case in a ten year long conspiracy to steel 3.8 million-dollar from at least 16 atlantic county victims. >> they named themselves power of attorney, heir to the estate and most of these

people did not have a capacity to keep an eye on their money assets and they taken advantage of in that way. >> reporter: investigators say the thieves used senior's money to buy things like this bmw and a luxury condo in florida. the iteam first exposed the group's so-called ring leader barbara lieberman in a special report last fall. >> do i know you. >> reporter: my name is charlotte huffman aim with cb. . >> reporter: former attorney, forfeit $3.000000 in stolen assets, as she pled guilty and is currently behind bars serving a ten year sentence. the state will recommend a five-year prison sentence for price, and that he pay full restitution of the the $125,000 that he stole charges are still pending against the other coconspirators. for the the iteam i'm charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, we know you will stay on this charlotte thanks very much. authorities found the missing pet cobra suspect in the death of the teenage inner austin texas. that cobra was found dead not far from where grant thompson was found unresponsive in his

koran tuesday. he later died at a hospital, and authorities believe that the cobra bit the 18 year-old on the wrist and then went away from the car. thompson's family owns a pet store. and today new video surfaced on the one year anniversary of the crash of malaysia airlines flight mh17. it shows russian backed rebels sifting through rebels and belongings of the passengers at that crash site. the plane crashed over eastern ukraine near the russian border killing 298 people. it is believed that the missle fired from the ground took that plane down. well scientists now say mountains of ice cover parts of the pluto's surface. new horizons spacecraft team revealed close-up photos of those discoveries today. the craft buzzed by pluto three days ago and scientists have named the plan it after disputenick the world's first manmade satellite. >> have a look at the icy frozen planes have of pluto. who would have expected this kind of complexity.

>> scientists estimate the planes on pluto to be a hundred million years old. scientists speculate internal heating, perhaps from icy volcanos or geysers may have kept pluto's surface smooth and crater free. it was all about mars at temple university today. teams of local middle school students tested their science and engineering skills during the mars lander challenge. they had 35 minutes to design build and test a shock absorbing system for a mars landing using household materials. the the goal was to safely land an astronaut on mars while causing minimal damage to the landing. >> that is great. >> smart kid there. >> he is popular all around the world joel osteen, a minister who reaches millions every week, is bringing his night have of hope event to the wells fargo center tonight. our pat ciarrocchi spoke one on one with him tonight. she joins us live tonight from south philadelphia, pat. >> reporter: jessica philadelphia is becoming a spiritual crossroads of sort this year. we have the pope coming in

september, dalai lama receiving the liberty medal in october and tonight, 14,000 people will be here at the wells fargo center praying with pastor joel osteen. we sat down with a spirited conversation, that was all about hope. >> hold your bible up. >> reporter: when joel osteen prays you might say rafters are lifted to the lord. >> these stadiums are filled up people are hungry for hope and they love the lord. >> somebody needs your love. >> reporter: osteen's night of hope brings him and his wife victoria, even his mother, to center city. that is where we talked one on one about this ministry that reaches 7 million people weekly. through the television broadcast have of his services at lakewood church in houston. >> i never dreamed any of this would take off like this. when we took over from my parents we hoped we could keep the church going. >> reporter: that was 15 years ago. the seeds have produced great fruit. eight new york times best sell their have sold millions. with philadelphia anticipating a visit from pope francis the

pastor told me they met briefly at the vatican. >> i love the pope. i have had an opportunity to deal with him one time and i loved the fact that he is making the church bigger, in terms of not trying to push people out, he is trying to bring people in. >> reporter: on same sex marriage. >> script tour teaches in my point of view that bible traditional marriage, between a man and a wife, and i think that is what francis sees as well. it is our job to love everybody whether we agree or don't agree. >> reporter: as for his ministry's financial success through his books. >> it is part of my message that god takes you places you have never dream of and i believe we are blessed to be a blessing. >> reporter: that seems like to me that is really good advice to bless to be a blessing. a night of hope, tonight at 7:30 here at the the wells fargo center. so you can expect that this place will be rocking with the spirit tonight. reporting live from the wells fargo center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that it will be no doubt about that. thanks pat. my dad watches osteen every

sunday before going to church, every sunday, he doesn't miss. >> great. toddlers and television we will tell you how watching tv can raise those little kids risks of being bullied later in life. >> that is one story still to come. also new findings show just how difficult it can be to lose weight for people who are obese. and a wise pooch is playing peakaboo we have a trending video to show you kate? and we have got another great evening underway in philadelphia, but changes coming as well, showers could cross the area overnight and maybe a thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon but we will kick off a major heat wave starting tomorrow that could last right through the middle of next week. i'll have your full seven day forecast when we come right back.

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trending now small dog plus high grass, equals great video. take a look for yourself a man let his dog lose in an over grown field and popping up every now and then. he leaves waves of grass in his wake and leaps out to say hello every once in a while. so far this video has gotten thousands of views on line.

wouldn't you just want to run run free. >> having so much fun. >> yes indeed. >> my dog does that in the snow. >> okay. >> just like her little head pops up every now and then. so cute. >> this morning was a great morning to be out. >> yes, you can use a little bit of the light jacket, sweat shirt out walking the dog this morning. we have in more days like that unfortunately. so long. just put that out there right now. it will get hot even tonight and tomorrow and sunday look pretty oppressive. lets look at some people enjoying this evening. we will take to you what we're looking at outside and go to the go pro mounted mounted on the rooftop of the cbs broadcast center. it looks pretty nice on center city if ale. blue skies. puff i cumulus cloud. we had high which ispy cloud. someone sent me a twice of the picture down the shore with those cloud and it is a seriously sirusly beautiful day, down the shore. we have to love a good pun. sky cam three for you.

lets check with the eyewitness weather watchers and see what they have to say on a friday evening. everybody getting ready for the weekend and enjoying that nice finish to the workweek. eighty-eight in chesterfield, new jersey. he has sunshine there just in the yard spraying weeds, not uncomfortable. great day. number two. here's a photo ed spraying weeds or a horse there. let's take a look couple horses he says, honor or road a couple horses out enjoying the day as well, they are basking in the sunshine today. 87 degrees up toward warminster. this looks nice as well. we will check with my friend kyle in the hatboro horsham area reporting 87 and a very clear, brightly sun lit sky. eighty-one in south jersey. robert same opposite is in buena vista township and margot say beautiful sunny day. pool water got coal. the pool water cools down. not to worry margot, it should warm up this weekend. lets look at is what heading our way on storm scan 36789 just a few clouds crossing at your use. not a big deal.

zooming out, showers are moving into portions of new york state. along a warm front. we have to track a few thunderstorms, that are actually causing severe weather over portions of indiana and ohio at this hour. the these storms right here. these could survive as a few showers early tomorrow morning for portions of our area, especially off to the south of philadelphia, down toward delaware and south jersey. otherwise tonight it is a quiet night. straight sprinkle here or there. not for the evening hours. out and about this evening you will love tonight. it is 82 at the the airport right now. seventy-eight in reading. seventy-nine in wilmington. these numbers well below where we should be. normal highs in the mid to upper 80's this time of the year. still a cooler than normal day for july. we will show you dew points measuring the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. when dew points are in the 60's and 07's that steams up. dew points in the 50's like here in the city and new york, it is comfortable but notice just off to the west, dew points are climbing and starting to move our way. future dew points as we head into tonight we're in the 60's. look at tomorrow by 4:00 p.m.

dew points in the mid 70's. by sunday afternoon dew points could climb into the upper 70's in a few spots. for reference, here's our confident index. when you get dew points around p-5 degrees range that is insufferable and approaching 80, we do not have it on a index, not comfortable at all outside. this weekend will be oppressive humidity wise. couple of showers tomorrow morning. cannot rule out a thunderstorm tam afternoon either. sunday looks generally dry for most of us but it will be the hottest, of the five potential heat wave days that we're facing starting with tomorrow. overnight increasing cloud. showers late. 70 degrees. tomorrow hot and humid with that shower or thunderstorm chance. ninety in the city. down the shore tomorrow, cooler at 83, warm and humid again with the chance for thunderstorm in the afternoon. you're witness weather seven day forecast is there our heat wave, five straight days of it it will be close thursday and friday. thursday looking like a nice day back to the 80's. ukee, back over to you. >> thanks very much. >> toddlers who watch television may be bullied more

by their peers later in life. new study followed children from birth to sixth great. researchers say they may be more vulnerable due to poor social skills by watching a a lot of television. it was published by the journal of development and behavioral pediatrics. on the cbs-3 healthwatch losing weight and keeping it off might be harder than we know. >> health reporter stephanie stahl joins with us more discouraging research. >> reporter: for lots of people this isn't a good one. two thirds of americans are overweight or obese which can lead to chronic health problems. well, this new research says many of them will be fighting, a never ending battle. if you are obese researchers say it is unlikely thaw will be able to slim down to a normal weight. that is according to a new study published in the american journal of public health but research actually came from the health records of nearly 300,000 men and women from the uk. and researchers found that people were more likely to lose 5 percent of their body weight, but most put it back on within five years.

>> the bain that i was discouraged about was that individuals had an hard time even maintaining that 5 percent weight loss. >> reporter: experts say losing five to 10 percent of body weight can have big health benefits such as improving issues related to blood pressure, diabetes. but in the study weight fluctuations, gaining and losing weight were seen in more than a third of patients. >> we know there are change that he is happen in the brain when people become obese so numbers like this would really tell us that these changes in the brain that happen, in obesity, probably are not reversible. >> reporter: now, the study found that the the higher the person's body mass index the lower the likelihood that they would ever achieve a normal body weight. i nose this is discouraging but doctors say you have to keep trying. >> exactly. >> reporter: it is important for your health. >> very much so, don't give up. don't give up. >> thank you steph appreciate it. it is going to be hot this weekend no doubt bit. >> well, maybe you will want to cool off at the movies, kevin? >> reporter: i'm kevin frazier

coming up amy schumer brings her comedy to the big screen in train wreck and paul rudd joins the marvel universe in a big way.

i'm kind of looking forward to seeing this, a tiny super hero becomes a new member of the marvel universe and comedian amy zoom are hits the big screen. >> both of them good. kevin frasier from entertainment tonight takes us behind the scenes with what is new in theaters. >> i'm just a modern chick. >> reporter: amy schumer play is a a single girl living it up in new york but she's afraid of commitment until she immediate bill hadder. amy wrote the movie when, features at the looks like

lebron james who are hysterical. >> i'm a laugher and i'm very exited to watch people shine. people would take what i wrote and kind of make their own thing out of it and i was thrilled. >> sorry to interrupt. >> do you watch downtown abby. i'm watching tonight. i'm not going to practice. all of the guys are talking about it. i missed out. >> my days of break nothing to places and stealing stuff are over. what do you want me to do. >> i want to you break into a place and steel some stuff. >> nixons. >> antman pull rudd is a thief turn super hero who gets a super suit and super abs to take on the bad guys. >> i got to do lots of flips rolls, and that stuff takes a toll after a while and in that suit it is, you want to be kind of careful. >> it was fun to do those scenes for sure. totally new thing for me. >> you will show me how to punch? show me how to punch. >> joining paul are stars

lily and michael douglass had a blast making the movie. >> it is a buzz, secrecy confidentiality, it is the obsession that people have, in following these characters, and it is fun. it is a hoot. >> thank you. >> to be the antman. >> one question, is it true they change name. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier new back to you in the studio. keep up to date with the latest celebrity news with entertainment tonight on tonight and every week night at 7:00 on cbs-3. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 family of the philadelphia man hossa resumed national headlines is speaking out. hear what they had to say about the violent incident caught on cameras kate. >> and it is a beautiful friday night in philadelphia, we have got comfortable humidity, blue skies and a light breeze but we are tracking a heat wave, it starts tomorrow and could last right through middle of the next week.

i will have numbers coming up at 6:00. well a softball brawl, find out what left these two dads to throw down at the opening ceremonies of the tournament. when are here to see the pope or you need to get to your job that is a have movie requiring special passes to get on their trains, between 26th and 27th of september. we will break that down for you coming up. and, right now at 6:00 o'clock speaking out family of the man hossa rest was caught on camera are now demanding charges against the the officers involved. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. at rest of tyree carol spark national attention when the video went viral last week. today the family held a press conference and our own steve paterson was there and he is live, with more on this story steve. >> reporter: ukee and jessica it wasn't just outrage and

national attention sparked from that video but an internal investigation now ongoing with the philadelphia police department, today we spoke to both carol's supporters friend, family and carol's attorney are all calling for justice as well as members of the philadelphia police department, thaw are about to hear two stories for one video lets take a look. >> unaudible. >> reporter: what is not arguable is audible and visible, kicking punching, screaming, and pleading. what is arguable and now the source of an internal police investigation, is context. >> it is excessive. for multiple police officers to beat, kick and threaten and curse somebody. >> reporter: eyewitness video taken april 4th in east germantown shows the arrest of 22-year old tyree carol it starts when three officers struggling to subdue the man end with carol prone and being struck