frightening scene on california highway. drivers force to flee their cars when flames from nearby brush fire consume them. learning new details about the gunman who killed four marines, i'm hen a daniels in chattanooga tennessee i'll have the details coming up. >> thanks for joining us i'm neck old brewer, 6:00, talking hot, hot weather for your weekend. let's sends it over to justin now for more on the forecast so i guess typical july weather. >> i still feel like i am letting everyone down. >> why? >> i try to bring the good weather in here. we always need the rain. >> true. >> so you're fine. you agree? you are doing great job. >> well, thank you appreciate. that will you got my back. >> all right. >> hot humid this weekend of course there is chance for showers, storms, any time you builds up all of the heat and humidity. we take you down to the shore right now, still looking okay. maybe some clouds, few peaks every sunday. live look at ocean sit people out enjoying the morning bike ride or jogging, that's what i

would do if i was down there. not bad start to the morning on the humid side. look what's happening to the north, up in the mountains see little cluster of some showers, few thunderstorms breaking out across carbon county right now will move through the poconos then northern lehigh valley up around slate inning ton, and eventually northampton county in the next hour, might hear rumble every thunder and brief shower little disturbance cutting through central pennsylvania. right now temperatures warming un low and mid 70s as the sun is now up, 74 at the atlantic city airport, 73 in the capitol city of delaware, suburbs pretty much similar low mid 70s this hour. dew point temperatures on the rise, that tells us the humidity levels increasing, and pretty hi, mid and upper 60s, indicating more humid air mass and those numbers should surge to the 70s tomorrow indicating tropical air mass, humidity gets worse through the weekends. today morning clouds, could be shower storms, sunshine this afternoon, but really late in the day best shot to see scattered shower or under this earl storm just stays hot humid, through the day today

increasing sunshine by the afternoon, warms up to 84 by lunch time, upper 80s by 90 by mid afternoon. we will show you the seven day forecast in a few minute. back to you. >> thanks, do have new video from overnight of massive brush fire in california. fire officials saying that crews there are making progress cbs news correspondent chris martinez records, yesterday the fire came across los angeles freeway damaging 20 vehicles. >> fast moving wild fire sent flames and billowing black smoke high into the air as it jumped on to the freeway just before friday afternoon's rush hour. it destroyed at least 20 vehicles, as it swept across interstate 15, the main highway, between southern california and las vegas about 55 miles northeast of los angeles. frightened motorists abandoned dozens every vehicles, ran from the scene as heat, smoke from the fire filled the roadway. >> everyone got out of their vehicle and just moved upward away from the fire. >> was your heart race ago bit? tell me about that.

>> terrified. >> california highway patrol reports up to 75 vehicles, were left abandoned. traffic back up for miles as authorities shutdown several lanes, while the fire quickly spread. san berdino county fire officials reported at least five homes burned, and another 50 were threatened by the flames. >> there you can see nice drop right on those cars. they just dropped right down on them. >> jets, helicopter dropped fire retardant while firefighters sprayed water on the fire as dessert winds fanned the flames. chris martinez, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we want to let you know 115 people are now dead, after a bombing at market in eastern iraq. another 170 people wounded after a suicide car bomb exploded. now the attack happened during a gathering to mark the end of the holy month of ramidan. according to messages posted on twitter the islamic state has taken responsibility for those attacks. >> new this morning camden police are investigating a shooting, the incident happened on north 26th street

just before 2:00 a.m. police received call from man saying he was shot in the chest, and when they arrived they found an adult man with gunshot wounds to his chest and his neck. he was taken to the hospital. >> philadelphia police are investigating a shooting at adult book store overnight. this happened just before 4:00 this morning, a man in his early 20's, attempt topped rob that store, on the 100 block of south 13th street. he then shot one of the employees in the back. that victim was taken to the hospital in stable condition. the robber didn't make off with any money and police are searching for him. >> well, man remains in critical condition this morning after he was shot by a philadelphia police officer. that shooting happened at eighth and fairmount around 7:00 last night. a police department spokesperson says a fully uniformed officer observed a man with a handgun in his waistband. detectives say that armed man was shot once after refuse demands from the officer. the man was transport today hahnemann hospital with a bullet wound to the chest. >> detective investigating the murder of a recent drexel university graduate say she likely new her attacker.

police say there were no signs of forced entry at the 27 year old's home on south 50th street. autopsy result are pending but police say it, a percent she was beaten and possibly strangled. no arrests have been made in this case, but police say they are making some progress. last month, jasmin write graduated from drexel school of public health. >> well, new details emerging about the gunman who shot and killed four marines at military facilities in chattanooga, tennessee. hen a daniels reports, the fbi has launched terror investigation. >> an eyewitness used cell phone to record the gun battle between police and muhammad at the scene where he murdered four marines and shot three other. he died in the shoot-out. the fbi said he carried two rifles and handgun when he launched the attack from his car at this military recruiting office. >> was not wearing body armor. he was wearing what we consider load bearing vest,

meaning it was a vest that he was able to carry additional magazines of ammunition. >> investigators sent the gunman's computers to the f.b.i. lab in virginia, they'll analyze them to see whether he had any contact with any terror groups. >> at this time we have no indication that he was inspired by or directed by anyone other than himself. >> but the investigation may lead elsewhere. official say abdul traveled to jordan last year, and spent seven months overseas. they want to know who he met with and if any of his contact attempt topped radicalize him. they also discovered two blog posts, a tribute today him. the author said this life is short and bitter, and the opportunity to smith to allah may pass you by, written just three days before the shooting. the marines marines were taken to dover air force base, they'll be prepared for their honors. >> steady stream of people visited the memorial, as the community grieves.

you can stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the chattanooga shooting. we'll have the latest updates on air and also on our website cbsphilly.com. >> delaware state police are investigating a car crash involving an s.u.v. and three motorcycles. this happened just after 9:30 last night on chapman road. now police say 56 year old man was making a left turn and failed to yield to oncoming traffic. the suv drove into the path of a motorcycle. that motorcycle then hit the suv causing chain reaction. three motorcycles were involved in that crash, three people taken to hospital. all with non-life threatening injuries. >> lags night, vigil for victim every hit-and-run in fairhill. family friends galt tow remember tyrone tillman. philadelphia police say killed while riding his bike on 4,000 block of north second street sunday. prosecutors are deciding whether to charge the driver of that car. >> well, there are demands of justice, for justice rather, following the violent arrest of drug suspect, that was caught on camera in germantown

the video recorded in april shows philadelphia police officers beating tyree carol following a drug bust. this violent arrest garnered national attention when the video went viral last week. family members want carol released, and the officers involved punished. police officials say carol violently resisted arrest, including biting two police officers. >> it is excessive. for multiple police offers tears beat and kick and threaten and curse somebody. >> the moment that he is the officers stopped this individual, he began fighting with the offerser. >> police officials say their investigation will reveal details that were not captured in that two minute video. >> well, the nation's oldest living veteran real trailblazer for women serving in the military. she went on whirlwinds tour of the nation's capitol and received some recognition for her service in washington d.c. craig boswell was there.

>> reporter: emma arrived in washington to here east welcome. >> i want to welcome you here to this memorial, which is your memorial. >> she visit dollars the women in women in military for trip down memory lake. the oldest known living veteran at 110 years old. >> people live to be 120? >> her villes the brought her face-to-face with her own unique record of service on public display here, along with picture of her in 1943. that's when she joined the women's army auxillary corpse. >> i knew i had to do it and enjoyed doing it. >> she is modest about her history. at the time breaking down barriers and african-americans working in the military. >> she walked with dr. king when he came in 1963. and she is a lifetime diamond member of the naacp. >> at 110 she is still breaking new ground with a trip to the white house see

president obama. >> we are so grateful that she is here with us today. >> everywhere she goes, she inspires. >> i was almost in tears. people like that are absolutely my heroes. because i would not be able to do what i do today if it hadn't had been for them. >> she said she wants to honor all those who serve the women for whom she paid the way say her advice sit much more. >> the sat all is the greatest honor that you can give any military person. >> a salute to a national treasure. craig boswell cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> such accomplished woman. and emma at 110 years looks amazing, unbelievable. 6:10 the the next time you pick up carton of eggs, expect to pay more. we'll tell you why the prices are on the rise. also how would you like eggs with a side of see weed in the new super food that tastes like bacon when it is fried. i ' in. important advice before you throw the steak on the grill. pros that's makes the meat more tasty can actually affect

its safety once it is cooked. we'll bring you the feed on that.

>> farm earls have lost chickens to the avian flu, that's driving up prices of

eggs at the shopping store. >> every time i come it is always more. >> a girds flu outbreak in the midwest has wiped out more than 41 million egg-laying hens, since may, egg prices have gone up almost 07%. this week they hit national average of more than $2 a dozen. >> people in the northwest and northeast are paying even more. beverly johnson has seen prices at this new york market jump more than a dollar in recent weeks. >> we do eat lot of eggs. we might have to find an alternative breakfast food. >> higher prices and shortages are not only impacting shoppers at the grocery store. some restaurant and food makers are being forced to change their menus. rita's italian ice dropping frozen custard for now. panda express stopped using eggs in its fried rice. >> it will get worse no question. >> guru. com predict prices will continue to rise, while

farmers raise more hens. >> i think we're going to be paying 50 to 70% more before the end of the year. >> that may cause some shoppers -- >> i might consider eating fewer eggs. >> to cross them off their grocery list. cbs news, new york. >> well, hey something to go along with those eggs, kind of bizarre, butt but tasty. new see weed that tastes like bacon, and apparently better for you than came. researchers at oregon state university developed new strain of red marine algae pack with minerals, protein also looks like red lettuce. when cooked it tastes like bacon, that's what we're toll. researchers say it has twice nutritional value ooh than kale, work to go get it on store shelves. i want to taste this. it looks actually pretty good foresee weed. hey, summer in full swing. buff throw steaks on the grill for the next barbeque, might want to pay close attention. "3 on your side" reporter jim donovan tells us about process

used to make meat tastier but impacts the way it needs to be cooked. >> terry stocks up on beef whenever it is on sale. but, she didn't know until recently that some of the steaks and roses 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 on how i'll cook it. >> experts say terry has the right idea. when beef is tenderized needles or blades use today break down the connective tissue in the meat, allowing for more tender product. the potential issue according to the u.s. da? >> basically the process is such that if there are pathogens present it, will drive them into the inner muscle, you just can't tell by looking at products whether they are tenderized or not. >> consumers need to know this product is mechanically tenderize dollars they have to cook it differently. it has to be cook more thoroughly for sure. >> the usda will require labels similar to these on all beef that's been mechanically tenderized.

>> it will have two things on the label, one it, will have the cooking instructions, along with the rest time, also the pros necessary which it had been mechanically tenderized. >> consumer advocate believes the new labels are important but, he says, if you see one it, doesn't mean you should put the package down, and buy something else. >> i don't think consumers need to avoid this product. just need to cook it properly, and the labels instructions, will help them do that. >> the label rule goes into effect next may. in the meantime, all steaks, roses, should be cooked to 145 degrees internal temperature, with three minute wait time before cutting into them. some stores like cosco have been voluntarily labeling the mechanically tenderized meat for about two years. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> you might have barbeque plans today wouldn't cancel them, even though we have the threat for some scatter showers, storms, have the umbrella around handy best shot will be later during the evening, we check in with the weather watchers this morning right now generally looking at

temperatures low to mid seven's, we start you out in chester county, way out in nottingham pennsylvania, fran has 71 degrees in the clouds this morning. and then we sends you up to the lehigh valley, northampton county in bath, where charles has 07 degrees, cloudy skies but i bet charles you will get some rain maybe thunderstorm activity shortly as little cluster of some showers and storms running through the northern lehigh valley and poconos. closer to philadelphia, we check in with bill, 72 degrees cloudy skies right now, sends a message for everyone, warm start to what will be hot day for sure. stay hydrated. same for your pets, that's good advice right there. talking about temperatures in the 90s today and certainly tomorrow, with heat indexes over 100. let's take you outside. across the river into new jersey, from the palmyra cove nature park looking at center city right now, tough to see the buildings there. little bit of haze. overcast skies here, over center city, and these clouds should break up little bit later this morning into the afternoon, and we lou will see some sunshine.

showers, closer to the stormy was talking about northern lehigh county near slate inning tongue, rough 476 headed through the lehigh tunnel. up into the mountains, look at that dealing with some stronger storms, these are not severe, but certainly, some wind gusts maybe up to around 40 miles per hour, brief downpours running through the region in the northern lehigh valley and poconos. everyone else just seeing pretty much cloudy skies. that will covered index not looking good today. that will dew point temperature, which we're monitoring, tells us how much humidity is in the air right now at 65 degrees. that is pretty hi, but typical for summer. so how does it feel to you? steamy. now, tomorrow, talking about insufferable conditions, as dew points are in the low and mid 70s and because of that, a heat advisory will go into effect tomorrow afternoon. so again, this is for sunday. hot, humid conditions, philadelphia, surrounding suburbs, with the heat indexes up around 100 degrees for sunday afternoon. how about rain chances? today, we give it 40% chance, again, key word here is scattered. so i don't think you need to cancel your plans.

keep an eye to the sky if you hear the thunder you're close enough to be struck by lightening, so head indoors. tomorrow good, 20% chance, maybe spotty shower, most areas stay dry in the sunshine. i show this in the future weather model actually tries to dry out some of the showers. i think some of the showers could hold by mid-morning even into the lehigh valley and philadelphia. then we should break the clouds up early this afternoon. but late in the day again could be another spotty shower or thunderstorm, should quiet down later tonight. sunday mainly mostly sunny conditions few afternoon clouds, and then just down right hot humid. shore forecast today warm, humid, thunderstorm possible late. air temperature, 83 degrees that's one of the cool spots across the region. ocean water nice at 74, rip countries being still elevated today. for the jersey shore it has been rough over the past few days conditions are calming down, still moderate threat for the rip current. make sure lifeguards are on duty looking better for the delaware beaches. and point south as far as the ocean conditions go. forecast today hot humid

thunderstorm chance specially later this afternoon to the evening up around 90 degrees for the inland spots. tonight stays warm, muggy chance for thunderstorm especially during the evening 75 for the low temperature and check out this extended forecast, if you like hot conditions, you will love this. look at that, string of 90s 90 for today, 95 on sunday, in the sunshine, but will feel like 100 degrees, 93 monday, now, monday, i think that's the best shot to see some widespread showers and storms. looks like we dry out tuesday into wednesday. but it just stays hot humid high temperatures upper 80s to around 90 degrees. of course, this is the hottest time of the year. for the delaware vale. even the shore temperatures really heat up specially tomorrow, we are going upper 80s, and we stay low mid 80s through much of next week. nicole, we send it back to you. >> quite a heatwave. extended heatwave. thanks justin. hey, conserving water saves both our precious resource and our money as well. this tech minute, cnet.com has several ways your smart phone can help you track how much water you're using.

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>> monogony isn't realistic. >> so she became bit of free spirit. >> morning. >> oh, amy, what happened did church let out early? >> which is fine with the real amy assumer. >> this is definitely more realistic cake for my point of view. >> schumer wrote the script her first guided by bridesmaid director jed. >> i thought he was bluffing, like why is he -- i'm going to keep calling him on his bluff. i'm get you new draft. why when is he going to tell me he's messing with me? >> her character changes when she data doctor played by bill hater best friends is labron james. >> oh, my gosh. he is calling. >> why would he call you guys -- >> i was calling to say aid good time last night. >> i can see you again. >> you know what? i'm going to call the police. >> what do you hope people take from it? >> i hope people laugh a lot and feel better about themselves and are a limb less judge mental. >> but do her character and haters stay together? you'll have to see how this

train wreck turns out. suzanne marquez, los angeles. >> 6:28 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news", deadly shooting near playgrounds, and the search still on for that gunman. we're live with the latest. mr. us one of the country's most beloved ministers talks to crowd of 14,000 in philadelphia. joel olsteen night of hope coming up next. and do you have digital amnesia from your smart phone? many americans do according to new research. but health reporter stephanie stahl has more on this new kind of brain drink. we'll explain. that's next.

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today is saturday, july 18th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. just past 6:30 right now. let's get a check on the forecast with justin, man hot weather coming up. justin? >> it is july. what can you expect? >> and i'm fine with it, actually, because i like the summer heat, the pool day we can get into this. >> we haven't had like too many crazy days like there is talking about mid 90s coming up. so i think we can handle t we'll get through this week end. >> we will. >> no problems. always with the heat humidity, do you run the risk of showers storms, actually seeing that right now some spots of the delaware vale but one area where it is still dry this morning, down at the shore, live look from the neighborhood network

. >> dry conditions, could run into a shower, and sunshine later this afternoon. >> cluster of storms up in the poconos, northern lehigh valley will continue to move through in the next hour. >> can't rule out shower, storm, in the city in the next two, three hours or so, but overall doesn't cancel your outdoor plans today. low 70s to mid 70s right now as far as the temperatures go. and then, that same trend into the suburbs, as well, so hot weekend, 90 today it will feel like the mid 90s when you factor in humidity, certainly tomorrow talking mid 90s to around 100 degrees and through the day today again now, talking about those temperatures rising up to noon, best chance for the showers, storms, coming in later in the day. seeing them this morning going back to the poconos, we have some video of earlier see a lot of lightning strikes going on there, there are some strong thunderstorms but

certainly not severe, again northern lehigh valley and poconos, over the next hour or so. but, there go, from jack frost big boulder what we are dealing with this morning and we should see little bit of sunshine later as well. we are talking about increasing heat, heat advisories go into effect by tomorrow. nicole, back to you. >> justin, thank you. 6:33, one man dead, and another injured after a shooting near a philadelphia playground with kids nearby. this happened at 60th and columbia in the overbrook neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry with the latest on the investigation syma, good morning. >> good morning, nicole. police are investigating an execution style shoot that took place next to a playground, filled with children. one man is dead. another man injured. luckily, no child was hurt. but parent say they were shaken up. >> we are working out our normal work out we do. next thing we hear gunshot pop, pop pop. next thing we are tunnel

around, we have our kids out here playing we are frantic rush over, make sure the kids are all right. >> woe just started taking cover. >> parent and neighbors are stunned to learn, a fatal shooting took place just feet from a busy playground, in overbrook, friday evening. it happened around 6:45, on the 1900 block of north 60th street. with the pleasant weather there were at least 40 people at the playground, when police say, a 42 year old man was shot multiple times including once in the head. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. the victim's brother was shot in the hand, and taken to the hospital, as well. the playground was shut down after police combed the scene for evidence. >> amazingly no children were killed or shot because the playgrounds was open with children in the pool. >> no arrests have been made. but police did recover a get-away car, and multiple

guns. right now, they are looking for two men they say they were mask during the shooting. live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> so scary, same, a thanks for the update. for the second time in a week, delaware county man is behind bars for trying to lure a young girl in darby borough. fifty-six year old isaac allegedly asked ten year old girl to get into his van thursday night. well, he was arrested last week for allegedly trying to lure a 13 year old girl in that same neighborhood. the darby police chief has some harsh words for the judge that let him back out. >> why was he on the street? welshing we can't tell you why he was on the street, because the judge just let him out. but suppose she asks me why sent my child here any more? because he let him out. frustrate in the no, angry is a better word for what i am. he needs to do his job or get out of the job, one or the two. >> being held in delaware

county jail on $250,000 cash bail. >> well, take a look at these surveillance pictures, police looking for a man who robbed td bank on the 300 block of market street yesterday morning. authority say the man hand add tell area threatening note, and ran away with cash. this same suspect is wanted for another robbery at td bank on south 11 street thursday night. police say that suspect is considered armed and dangerous. >> a warning this morning from police about pick pocket ring that's targeting shoppers and diner in montgomery and chester counties. upper merion police say they've investigated 20 pick pocket incident just since january. police believe the people in these pictures are responsible and may be part of a national ring. police say the thieves work in pairs, often target purses on backs of chairs, in restaurants. so police are advising to never leave your bag unattended. >> a pop up beer guard never point breeze that reopened after being shutdown by l & i has now been shutdown again. l & i says owner john long acre did not obtain a license

from the city to operate that beer garden on the 1600 block every point breeze avenue. but long acre tells "eyewitness news" he doesn't need approval from the city because his state issued liquor license is being used to operate it. appeals judge will set thal dispute. >> the city now working to fill a dangerous sinkhole on the 3400 block of keim street in kensington. it is now blocked off. resident complains to "eyewitness news" after woman fell into that hole and then contacted the city. resident say the hole had been there for about a month and a half and was getting bigger and bigger, the city now investigating the cause of that sinkhole. >> well, for the first time in more than 40 years tuition at penn state university will not increase for in state undergraduates in the upcoming school year. the move keeps the annual tuition rate at about $16,570. now, non-pennsylvania resident tuition will rise about 2.8% on average. >> it is 6:37 right now. cbs pharmacy is investigating

a possible data breach of its photo website. seems like we keep hearing about more and more of these things. the drug store change says credit card information collect from the users of cbs photo. com may have been compromised. that will site temporarily suspended as well as its mobile app. purchases made in the cbs main site on line or in the physical stores are not affected. >> well, if you are going to be taking septa regional rail into philadelphia during pope's visit monday morning is the first day to buy those special one-day train passes on linement be warned. regional pass also not work september 26th and the 27th, and only 175,000 of the special rail passes will be available for each day. so septa says, you got to get them early. that's for sure. for more information on that, just head to our website cbsphilly.com/papal visit. >> well, thousands fill the wells fargo center to see popular television minister, joel olsteen. his night of hope tour is selling out venues all across the country. "eyewitness news" reporter

diana rocco dropped in to see what makes olsteen and his wife so in demand. >> 14,000 people packed the wells fargo center friday for joel olsteen's night of hope. >> he is such a great inspirational speaker. and really enjoy listening to him. >> the positivity, and universal just sort of love and i think that they are lessons very easily applicable. >> olsteen took to stage usually occupied by entertainers with wife victoria, to share fate and bible based inspirational message. >> get connected ... >> olsteen is the pastor of lakewood church in houston with 40,000 members. he's written eight new york times best sellers on living a full and happy life. his radio and tv programs reach more than 7 million people country wide each week.

>> it is part of my message that, you know, god takes you places you have never dreamed of. and i believe we're blessed to be a blessing. >> it is something he has seen play out in his own life. >> you wouldn't be alive ... >> and that's why olsteen says his message is for everyone, not just church goers or people who are raised in fate. >> our ministry is about lifting people up. think when people hear that you can overcome an illness you can have a good attitude in tough times, you can break an addiction i think that resonates on the inside. >> it travels to new us city each month. next stop san francisco. outside the wells fargo center in south philadelphia, diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 6:40 right now. do you have digital amnesia from your smart phone? according to new re is he r. many people do. health reporter stephanie stahl new kind of brain drain. and coffee isn't enough? new trend when it comes to

brewing your morning joe that comes with a double jolt. we'll explain. >> also ahead young cancer pain wasn't special connection to her nurse. and how she gets to marry the man of her dreams. we'll have her sweet story and how it is going viral. coming up next.

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on the cbs-3 health watch this morning digital amnesia. that's when you forget numbers, and other important information, because they live in your smart phone and other

devices. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on this new casino of brain drain that so many of us are suffering from. >> they are all smart phones for a reason, they remember everything, like frequently called phone numbers no need to memorize them any more. phone home right there in favorites, along with mom. >> found most people cannot recite basic phone numbers any more instead, they are trusting that they're handy cell phone will keep the needed information on file for them. >> i got one better for you a lot of people forget our home phone number. >> forget about finding the number in favorite. usually not displayed. just the name you're calling. 65% of people couldn't recall their child's phone number, filed in favorites. >> good evidence the brain has built in forgetting mechanism

so material you don't require is pushed farther back. >> neurologist jerome freeman says digital amnesia isn't exactly bad for your up. >> how the brain operates, as if there is a maximum. >> he says by not having to remember so many numbers you can free your brain for more memories. >> if you focus on something i really want to remember this this is important to me, most people can remember it. >> expert say phones and computers are usually more trustworthy than our brains they always remember and don't get confused. just make sure all of that vital info is backed up or written down somewhere. >> hell snow. >> and there was another interesting finding in the veer. 67% of people surveyed could remember the number they had between the ages of ten to 15, suggest that maybe our memories were a little bit better, before cell phones were so pervasive. stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> yes ma'am 878-8719, my phone number back in west philly true. 6:46. medical staff at albany new york hospital made a four year old leukemia patient's dream could the true. >> abby is fighting cancer, he's been by her side for the past year, so the little girl went for it, she decided to pop the question. >> i tried to be hard to play, authorities get sheet waist like looking at me in those eyes. >> and she said? >> yeah. >> and that made you happy? >> how could you say no to that? come on, the hospital staff ways nod time either. co-worker led through abby and matt a proper wedding. abby's mom said her daughter few setbacks in her recovery, but the long-term prognosis is good. and what a great sport that nurse is that's wonderful.

6:46 right now. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason vanita meyer join us with the preview, good morning. >> good morning, nicole, coming up: debate raging over one man's place in movie history. did an unknown frenchman actually create the first film? before thomas edison? details on the proof and what led to his mysterious death. >> also, just completed historic run across one of the hardest, longest most beautiful courses in the world. meet the man who shattered the record, on the appalachian trail. >> and they are the kings of the jingle. inside the company that makes many of the songs you hear every day find out how you can write for them. >> all that plus your eye open err the dish and our muse nick the saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> we will be watching, thank you. it is 6:47. and happening today the annual sidewalk sizzle and ice cream freeze festival taking place at reading terminal marketment sounds like great place to be. the party begins at 10:00 and

runs through 4:00 p.m. it features summer theme foods. also ice cream eating contest arts and crafts, concert. >> if your down the shore also happening today, new jersey landmark celebrating herbert day. lucy the elephant in margate celebrates 134 birthday today. looking good right? the elephant is a six story tall statue, and national historic planned mark. and all day party on the boardwalk is taking place. that party called rules i in wonderland starts at 10:00. includes carnival gates games water slide. also cake shape moon bounce there, so, it will be quite a party all wraps up at 8:00. looking for something to do. >> i would love to go on that moon bounce. fun times, at the sharp the place to be today. >> talking temperatures mid 90s, feels more like 100

tomorrow afternoon. but let's check in with the weather watchers here this morning, waking up similar numbers everywhere, low mid 70s at this hour, head south into middletown, delaware, jason, he has 72 degrees at his house under the cloudy skies, right now so, we aren't seeing whole lot of sunshine just yet should break out in the afternoon. we travel little farther off to the north and west, up in eagleville where lou has got 72 degrees, maybe few peaks of sunshine going out there we will take new new jersey right now. >> checking in, 378 degrees with cloudy skies but nice little event planned today. group of weather watchers are going to longwood gardens today. his event posted on their facebook page, so enjoy guys, have a good day don't cans tell, have the umbrella around in case and try to stay cool. we take you down the shore live look at ocean city, new jersey at the boardwalk people hanging out for their morning walk run or bike ride. you will see more into the afternoon, but overall not bad

beach day corks run into shower or storm late in the day. weather headlines some sunshine today it will be hot, humid we talk about some storm chances and seeing those right now up in in the poconos, northwest berks county, little cluster moving through, not severe, bridges gust to go 35 to 40 miles per hour, more showers storms, out to the west over central pennsylvania, some of this may break up, but we could run into shower, even thunderstorm here in philadelphia later this morning things should quiet down, late scattered shower or storm. how we feel over the next few days again steamy conditions today with the increased humidity, tomorrow will be the worse. we call it insufferable, very high dew points, high humidity it, will feel like over 100 and just stays down right hot humid over the next several days. some tomorrow heat advisory will go in effect at noontime on sunday for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs.

>> even areas not in the advisory obviously still going to be down right hot. but really hasn't been that bad so far this summer. check this out. this is the average number of 09 degrees days across the northeast, boston averages nine, new york, 11, 21 for philadelphia rimple fond at 36. where we stand right now none in boston, only one in new york and ten in philadelphia. halfway there, half way through the summer, talking shower and storm chances firing up, but will be spotty, very isolated so again don't cancel outdoor plans, have the umbrella, best shot to see them late afternoon and evening. quiet down later tonight. >> mostly sunny conditions and just hot when you factor in humidity it, will feel like the mid 90s today for many locations, away from the water then tomorrow gets worse many spots will feel like over 100 degrees for sunday afternoon. here's your shore forecast today, waking one some clouds,

should see little sun for the afternoon maybe thunderstorm late in the day 83, rip countries being better conditions compared to the last few, ocean starting to camp down, make sure the lifeguards are on duty. hot and humid conditions today, thunder storm possible, 09 for the inland spots. tonight warm muggy evening storm, 75 for the low temperature, headed to the ballpark, again, best shot shower or storm early during the game, 84 at first pitch. stays humid by the ninth inning. talking partly cloudy skies muggy, temperatures still right around 80 degrees by about 10:00 tonight. here is the extended forecast, look at the stretch of 90's extended heatwave, 95 tomorrow, feeling like 100 best chance for some showers and storms will be on monday. nicole, back over to you. >> justin, thank you. >> heads up, we have to mention this weather watchers. >> you're not finished. >> newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher sign up now cbsphilly.com/watchers, now, nicole, we send it back to you. >> thanks, justin, i'll take

from here. new coffee brewing called nitro coffee because it is infused when nitrogen and packs twice as much caffeine. here is marlie hall to tell us more about this crazy cup of joe. >> interested toyings start your morning like it is friday night. >> all right, all right. >> with a cold frosty brew straight from the tap. >> sweet enough for you? >> justin hicks, travis clifton, started selling nitro coffee less than year ago. >> this summer more barista's are buying into the nitro trends. coffee is cold brewed put into a keg, and then infused when nitrogen, creating creamy cup that packs twice as much caffeine as a regular coffee. >> and just little sweet. >> yep. >> coffee roasters also serve nitro from a tap. and nine cafes. >> people are going bananas for it. >> john feldman said they can barely keep up with the demand

for nitro. the company expects sales to triple this year. >> i think it is something that's here to stay. it is a fun way to drink coffee. >> it tastes good. >> reporter oliver strand writes about coffee for the new york times. >> how will nitro coffee affect the coffee industry? >> i think that the first coffee company to take nitro coffee to mass market will be a very successful coffee company. >> nitro coffee costs about $5 for 12-ounce serving, but it is still a hit with customers. >> silky, smooth, goes down well. >> marlie hall, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

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showers, storms, lehigh valley, just, yes, be aware of. that will these aren't severe, bow have winds up to 35, 40 miles per hour over the next hour, see some sunshine this afternoon again hot humid conditions talking 90 degrees temperatures, could feel like 100 specially tomorrow. stay cool. >> specially tomorrow. jack's first birthday party. >> happy birthday, jack. >> going to keep it inside with the air pumping thanks, justin that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it a great weekend. see you tomorrow.

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