disturbing allegations against a popular philadelphia restaurant owner hoist under arrest as part of the federal child pornography investigation. also philadelphia police say that this man is a monster, coming up more on the suspect charged in the brutal murder of a grad student. and a rental crackdown for pope's visit why people want to rent their places may not be able to. we will explain. today is saturday, july 25th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock right now. we will check with our forecast and justin. we have had such a nice stretch of days we're getting greedy at this point. >> that is you why are nice to me all the time. i'm just kidding as long as

you keep it coming bring back storms, it is a different story. >> not this weekend, we will get you through the weekend with in problems. it toss warm up. humidity levels in the too bad at all for late july. lets go outside right new where we have sunrise here. live look at ben franklin bridge and we have a spider hanging out. he has been on this camera for a while. i remember seeing this last time. he is hanging out chilling enjoying the morning so far. look at these temperatures in the upper 50's to upper 60's as far as our range go. mount pocono 50 degrees in the mountains. fifty-seven in allentown. sixty-three in wilmington, delaware. suburbs looking very nice. doylestown is at 58 degrees. the mount holly, new jersey still hanging on to 59 at this hour. nice and quiet on storm scan three heading out the door expect dry conditions, just a few fair weather included passing by through today. a lot of sunshine on tap through your saturday and

sunday. temperatures on the warmer side but humidity levels still low. let's break down your day 9:00 a.m. temperatures still in the mid 70's, pleasant in the sunshine. up to 84 by noon time. by 3:00 we will reach our daytime high temperatures with a high of 89 for philadelphia, near the shore around 83 degrees mountains look good with a high of 80. we will talk about the extended forecast with better chance for showers and storms coming up as well, that is coming up in a few minutes. nicole, back to you. right now a disturbing allegation against owner of the restaurant in the popular philadelphia neighborhood. police arrested 41 year-old alex capasso as part of the federal child pornography investigation. capasso is co-owner of the crow and pitcher in the rittenhouse neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more on the investigation. >> reporter: for customers everything seemed normal friday night at crow and the pitcher in rittenhouse square. the employees are still coming to grips after co-owner and head chef alex capasso was

pick up for his alleged involvement with child porn. >> how do you expect something like that. >> reporter: michael franco and alex capasso opened up the place just over a year ago. authorities arrested capasso on monday but his collogues just found out late friday afternoon. >> the last three hours have been like a tail spin. i haven't seen him for the whole week. >> reporter: according to federal document obtain by "eyewitness news" capasso allegedly sexually abused a five-year old girl and had pictures to prove it. she's niece of one of his friends according to authorities. the paperwork describes capasso texting in under cover police officer in washington d.c., who claimed to have a nine year-old daughter. the under cover officer told capasso that he had permission to touch the daughter. text messages paint a disturbing picture, according to court documents the undercover agent said cool, what all are you looking to do? i do have a few limits with her.

capasso allegedly responded oh, i would be happy to watch but will go as far as you allow, what are the boundaries? the rest of the conversation is too graphic to share. >> i just can't believe it is somebody who runs a restaurant in my neighborhood. i cannot even wrap my mind around it. >> reporter: rosa lee has spent time inside capasso's restaurant. >> there are children that come by here all the time. >> reporter: office's rested capasso at his collinswood home. things were quiet outside the home friday night. >> we really became like a family, so it is hitting us hard and it is, now we're just going to ban together and continue to do what we are doing. >> reporter: alex capasso will face that charge in washington d.c. his bio has been removed from the restaurant web site. according this document capasso admitted to having those photographs but he found them on the internet reporting from rittenhouse square, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

the accused killer of a drexel university graduate sits behind bars this morning. the authorities say the former handy man had access to that victim's apartment even though he lost that job and had a lengthy criminal history. natasha brown has the very latest from police headquarters. >> he is a monster and we're very happy to get him off of the street. >> reporter: thinks the face of the monster police are describing, 56 year-old career criminal, james harris, now charged with the murder and sexual assault of 27 year-old jasmine wright. >> he has god 31 priors, back in 82, he was arrested for killing his own father. he has been arrested several times for sexual assault several robberies and burglaries. >> reporter: recent drexel graduate was found beaten, strangled and sexually assaulted inside her third floor apartment in the 200 block of south 50th street. witness accounts coupled with dna and fingerprints led police to the prime suspect harris, who worked as a handy man in the victim's building. he had been fired a week prior to the murder but was last seen entering the building

july 16th, 30 minutes before the victim. >> he broke into her apartment, and she came in, about 30 minutes later after she was inside the apartment. she was on her cell phone talking to her mother who lived in virginia. at that time he attacked her. >> reporter: police are still trying to filing another out why he still had keys to the building a question that haunts this resident who said he lives in another building owned by the same man who owns the the property along 50th street. he didn't want to be identified. >> if you have some kind of business where you have people thaw are renting to, you should have a system or procedure that you do, prior to you hiring any people, you know handy man's or maintenance guys because if in the, anybody can just come in here. >> it is a terrible thing a there isty. >> reporter: back in jasmine wright's neighborhood resident grabble with grief gratitude with news of an arrest. a memorial continues to grow honoring a young woman whose life was cut too short. >> i'm very grateful, grateful

that the mother and father has closure, thank new this matter. you know, somebody that did some harm to more than just one person. >> reporter: police say harris is not being cooperative win investigators. they have still not uncovered a motive in this case. meantime he is currently facing murder rape, robbery burglary and other offences. at police headquarters, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:07. philadelphia swat officer wounded in a shoot-out is new recovering at home this morning. officer francis whalen took a shot to the bullet-proof vest while executing a search warrant on wednesday. authorities say that murder suspect devon guisherd was killed in the shoot-out with police in a northeast philadelphia apartment. officer whalen was checked out of the hospital for a bruce to his stomach and then released. well, we're now learning more about the gunman behind the deadly louisiana theater shooting. twenty minutes in the film train wreck, 59 year-old john houser, stood up and opened

fire killing two people and injuring nine others all before taking his own life. as cbs news correspondent kenneth craig reports police are beginning to piece together a time line of what all happened. >> reporter: yes. >> this was a slow met california it was barbaric. >> reporter: fifty-nine year-old john houser, ambushed movie goers inside this theater in lafayette louisiana thursday night. he sat near the top of the screening room and waited until the movie got underway and then opened fire. lucas was just 60 feet from the shooter. >> you could see the the flash from the chamber it was awful. >> reporter: twenty-one year-old macy breaux and jillian johnson was killed and nine other injury. >> one of the surviving wounded victims played dead to stay alive. >> reporter: witnesses say houser exited and was reloading his gun as police were arriving and ran back inside fired several more round before he took his own life. in 2008 houser's family had

him involuntary committed in georgia citing mental health issues. >> that should have stopped him, from buying a weapon. >> reporter: police have confirmed that houser's automatic handgun was purchased, legally in alabama in 2014. kenneth craig cbs news, lafayette, louisiana. new this morning president obama arrives with the global entrepreneur ship summit in nirobi, kenya president obama praising africa's economic and business potential saying incomes are up and middle class is growing. later today president will visit memorial park on the site of the 1998 u.s. embassy attack. more than 200 people including 12 americans and 34 local embassy staff died in that blast which was blamed on al qaeda. president obama is first u.s. president to visit kenya. well, count down is on, in thursday, 63 days, pope francis will arrive in philadelphia it is sure to be one of the biggest events in

the cities history and pontiff visit is sparking a crackdown. as "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco tells us some hoping to cash in on out of town visitors are finding they could be out of luck. >> reporter: many throughout center city and beyond have already listed a condo or an apartment, expecting big bucks, for the pope's visit. some asking for more than $1,000 a night. >> we have raised the daily rate about 500 percent just to see if it is something that we could get. >> reporter: craig beerman manages a south philadelphia building, he legally posted a unit on air b and b and so far it has been two months with no by the. >> everybody saying that they can get 500 or a you this dollars for this and that, it is a mistake because i'm out there and i can see that is really not happening. >> i look at all web sites most note reply air b and b and very easy to find them because they have to put where the unit is. >> reporter: chuck homer of city view condos is one of

many building managers trolling air b and b to find unit owners subletting. >> when i find a listing i tell them that they cannot rent. if they continue to try to list the unit there will be financial sanctions. >> reporter: condo bylaws prohibit short term rentals it violates insurance policies and safety of other owners. >> transient renter will not have the same stake as a person as a long term resident. if someone were to come hear and didn't blank here and they came as a pilgrimage to see a pope they might find themselves on the street. >> reporter: this real estate attorney represent is his condo associations throughout center city and says management companies have every right to deny access. >> they won't be able to get through the the front door so they will be left high and dry and we don't like to do. that we don't like to do that to visitors of the city but we have to protect our client's need, we need to protect the owners of the condominium. >> reporter: non-community owners could find themselves in court. >> there has been a lot of air

b and b talk, lot of craigs list. >> we are concern about who is coming in for the week. >> reporter: for tenants it is more cut and dry sublet of any kind with violate the terms of the lease agreement. we have reached out to dozens of people in the center city area where they have all declined an interview. at the art museum i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". our coverage of the papal visit continues on our web site, go to cbs philly.com/papal visit for everything you need to plan for that big weekend in september. all right. 6:12. it is the weekend but do you have your job on your mind? are you thinking about work? coming up next, on "eyewitness news" why more and more people are working when they are at home. an amazing rescue is caught on camera see what police officers did to free a woman trapped underneath her car, we are back in a moment, stay with us.

first responders with several bystanders, lift a car to rescue a woman trapped underneath. surveillance video captured that crash on july 9th. a woman in her 40's was riding a motorcycle when police say she was hit by a nissan altima as driver tried to change lanes. that woman was pinned underneath her helmet wedged in the ground gasping for air. >> we tried to make sure that she was still alive still breathing, something.

once we saw the big guys show up i said i think is there enough of to us lift up the car. >> wow. >> police say that woman did not suffer any major injuries from the crash and amazingly is expect to be okay, so, wow that is pretty incredible story. just continue, you have an incredible forecast. >> everybody is liking it so far waking up this saturday morning. weather watchers saying temperatures on the cool side with low humidity. we will take that for late july, time frame and 50's and 60's from weather watchers. we will go into new jersey where david dutch in clementon has 62 degrees under mostly sunny skies. we have calm wind right now. close to the city here in philadelphia we will check out phil, his house, he has 62 degrees with mostly sunny conditions. we will go further north in north hampton county near bath and charles house he has 64 degrees, once again in the sunshine. everybody is talking about how low, the the dew point is, which measures moisture in the

humidity. right new in the 50's. that is why it is so comfortable outside. check out this shot down the shore. beautiful sunrise the atlantic city. ocean conditions calm. great beach day maybe go swimming later on this afternoon. rip current risk is low. pretty much flat conditions in the ocean though. surfing is not that good but not bad for some stand up paddle boarding in the atlantic ocean today. lets talk about the the dew point temperatures i was mentioning just a second ago. right now in the mid to upper 50's, compared to last weekend at this time we were in the mid 70's. the that is what was indicating a tropical air mass. this is very dry. typically that is what you see in the spring and fall, in the late july, so enjoy it. it will feel pleasant today tomorrow humidity levels start to increase a little bit. if you dent like humid conditions, to i day is your best day of the weekend for you. monday tuesday each day gets a little bit more humid as we progress in the middle of the next week and bring back some heat as well. the nice and quiet high

pressure over us now that blocks any major storm systems in develop. we will have a few included around but we will call it mostly sunny for your forecast, for your saturday. rain chances zero today. tomorrow we will have a 20 percent chance mainly late in the afternoon isolated shower or storm with the increase heat and humidity. machine will be our best chance 30 percent for scattered shower or storm and we do need some rain. we are down over an inch of rain for the month so far for july. all right. here's our future weather nothing happening this afternoon. pretty much boring to try to explain this, and maybe a few clouds to talk about throughout the evening hours. tomorrow we will start off dry, here's later in the afternoon 4:00 o'clock we have isolated showers a few thunderstorms, again mainly well north and west, up toward mountains so most areas will be dry for sunday, some no need to cancel your outdoor plans for sunday as well. temperature though today we will warm up in the upper 80's for inn plant spots. a couple degrees above average

near the shore nice, nice little breeze off the water will keep their air temperatures in the lower 80's. this evening we are looking good. still comfortable in the 70's right around 8:00 o'clock or so heading out on the town and then for sunday upper 80's to the lower 90's potentially away from the water as we bring back that heat and humidity. your shore forecast, lots of sunshine, great beach day overall, air temperature around 83 degrees. ocean at seven 36789 uv index very high, that is a ten, wear sun block rip current risk stays low through the rest of the weekend. forecast highs inland we are up to 89 degrees under in mostly sunny skies easterly breeze at ten. tonight still mild, clear comfortable 70 for the city, 60's in the suburbs. the extended forecast up to 91 tomorrow. we will bring that humidity back. slight chance for late day shower or storm better chance for scattered showers or storm with the high of 89. we will warm it up next week. we are approaching low ape potentially mid 90's for

wednesday and thursday, humid as well but we will keep it dry and then next friday another chance for a shower or storm. nicole back over to you. google is adding a snap chat like feature tour e-mail. a plug in called d mail gives you control over how long recipient can see your e-mail. if you are concerned about sending confidential information like pass word or account information you can send an e-mail to self-destruct in a certain amount of time. d mail will allow to you revoke sent e-mails the the undo sent work for about 30 seconds. d mail said it will unveil a future where you cannot forward an e-mail. interesting there. speaking of electronic mall do you find yourself checking your work e-mail while not at work. marley hall reports on a new survey that find many people are working even when they are not there at home or on the go real estate agent eli ondova

is always working. >> in the middle of the tonight last night i was checking my e-mail, helping client call looking for apartments. >> reporter: according to a new career builder survey half of all people work in sales business, and financial services and it, check their work e-mail when they are not at work. while that may seem like a burden 62 percent see it as a chest then an obligation. rg is a fashion stylist with a flare for staying connected. >> i like what i to because it is creative so i don't necessarily necessity if i want to disengage. >> reporter: data shows 63 per september working 9:00 to 5:00 is an outdated concept. >> ii don't even think a five day week is any more you are working all the time. >> reporter: according to the survey many workers are thinking about their jobs when they are not there. 20 percent say it is last thing they think about before they get to bed and 42 percent say it is first thing when they think about when they wake up. but real estate agent janet

paterson is determined not to let her job or e-mails take over her life. >> between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. you will hear back with me within one hour, all right. after 7:00 p.m. i might go to the movies, forget bit. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> it goodies to be dedicated to your job but always nice to put the phone down too, you know you need time for yourself. 6:22. a song by new york student goes viral touching heart all over lets take a listen. >> ♪ >> coming up next how their teacher inspired them to sing their hearts out, we will have that story coming up next, stay with us.

we have a good story coming up for you. new york teacher fighting breast cancer inspires her students to give her a surprise concert and now their song is going viral. cindy shoe from our sister station in new york has that heart warming story. >> ♪ >> reporter: a surprise serenade for fourth grade teacher adrian a lopez who is fighting breast cancer. >> ♪ >> choir at ps22 wanted to

know how how much they that he dor their teacher. >> she's strong, courageous, never gives up. we all love her. >> reporter: mrs. lopez was diagnosed with cancer in january, and went through her latest run of chemo on friday. of the phone she told me how much the students surprise meant to her. >> i love them so much, and i cannot thank them enough for always,. >> reporter: they performed the song i'm going to love you through at the even of the school year but just posted on line and viral. martina mcbride thanked and loved to the choir and love, and students even change their word to the original song to tell their teachers story. >> ♪

the director has said lopez shown amazing strength through her battle. >> she's first one in the building last within to leave, so dedicated to her students. >> reporter: special moment touched everyone. >> i was trying to hold back my tears and she's helpful and she will fight for it and she will go through it, but she's not alone because we will help her. >> ♪ and new people all over the world are pulling for her. cindy shoe, cbs two news. and that is not the the sweetest thing, you have seen all week. that is pretty moving. 6:27. new developments in the controversial battle over a pop up beer garden here in philadelphia coming up next syma chowdhry is live with more on is what happening this

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today, it is saturday july 25th good morning thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. just past 6:30 lets check that forecast and justin, i have to tell you, it is my little guy's first birthday. >> yes. >> so we will order up some sunshine. >> i'm serving it up, good weather, yeah. >> go outside take him outside, for a nice little walk and get some fresh air low humidity, great for late july. we will crank up that humidity for second half of the weekend. if you don't like that take advantage of today and an absolutely gorgeous conditions. we are seeing that outside right new. let's head south to rehoboth beach, delaware, a live look, at boardwalk plaza hotel there, we have some sun and clouds. 59 degrees. nice breeze west northwest at 5 miles per hour. few people outside enjoying a nice morning walk or jog. it looks good down there. even at jersey shore upper 50's to mid 60's right now. inland spots we are at 69 at the airport in philadelphia

now coming in at 57. it is 50 degrees in mount pocono at this hour. there are some suburbs there upper 50's in doylestown and in pottstown, at this hour. nice breeze, out of the northwest, only 5 miles per hour, or calm, so that is bringing in that cool, dry air mass and that is situated over us for about another 24 hours. so storm scan three has just a few high thin clouds passing by to our south. we will call it the mostly sunny for your saturday. here's your temperature break down 8:00 o'clock lower 70's. 82 degrees by 2:00. we are up to 86 at 5:00 o'clock. still in the mid 80's. and then by 8:00 o'clock still pretty warm, upper 70's to lower 80's still with the sunshine around but the humidity levels are not high just yet and that will change on sunday. is there your forecast highs 89 for philadelphia. eighty-three down at the shore. it looks pleasant in the poconos with a high of 8o we will check out that seven day forecast in a few more minutes. >> justin, thank you. happening today demolition begins on the fixture of the

city's sky line and you can expect detours for at least the next few weeks. commerce building was built in 1965 and hailed as a sign of camden's progress at the time but now with the property at broadway and federal streets will be turned into a parking lot. demolition is expect to take about two weeks and during that time streets around the demolition site will be closed to traffic. buses will also be detoured. also happening today the pop up beer garden at center of the nasty battle between its owner and philadelphia officials will reopen. the point breeze establishment has been shut down twice in just two weeks. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live with more on that battle, what is happening, syma? >> reporter: well, nicole, as you know pop up beer gardens have been popping up throughout philadelphia this summer but the developer of this point breeze pop up beer garden has been fighting with the city to keep his opened. >> first, just too much red tape. is there too much bureaucratic nonsense and too many circumstances like this that keep people from coming in.

>> reporter: developers john longacre is upset avenue was forced to shut down point breeze peer garden twice in two weeks. empty lot he says had been an eye sore for 30 years and was filled with trash. he spent $60,000 to clean it up. >> there were magnum 357 shell casings, drug bags, syringes, a class my bag trash every where. >> reporter: pop up beer garden needed state issued liquor license something longacre obtained but six weeks after being opened longacre says, without warning, l and i shut them down citing zoning issues. the developer says's replied for the permits but was still not allowed to opened. >> that has been the most dysfunctional department that we have had to deal with maybe ever and i have been working in the professional capacity with that department since 1996. >> reporter: both side have been going back and forth in court. longacre does not understand what the issue with the beer garden is. >> i don't know whether it is

political, someone in point breeze that is causing them to do this. >> reporter: neighbors we spoke with like the pop up beer garden. >> it is bringing live to the neigh hood. >> reporter: for its part l and i would not comment citing pending litigation. pop up garden will be opened today, at 2:00 after being closed back and forth for the past two weeks nicole, and of course, as justin said will be great. i have to mention you said your baby's birthday toys day. it may be in 20 years you can take him to a beer garden. >> very first drink good idea syma. >> it is 6:35 right now and five airlines are denying that they jack up fares in the aftermath of the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia department of transportation is now investigating officials sent letters to dealt, american, united, southwest, and jet blue asking for information related to those allegations. may 12th derailment in philadelphia disrupted services along northeast corridor for almost a week.

fiat chrysler is recalling 1.4 million cars and trucks in the u.s. after hackers were able to take control of the jeep over the internet. the company will update software to insulate vehicles from being remotely control. recall effects vehicles with 8.4-inch you connect touch screens. national highway traffic safety administration is launching an investigation to see if chrysler's recall will be effective but that is a little did it turning. 6:36. according to an investigation by the new jersey public utility board atlantic city electric fell short following the june 23rd storms that severely damage parts of the south jersey. many were left without power for up to six days. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has details. >> reporter: when thousands of arriving customers lost service in the hours following last month's storm so did atlantic city electric. >> verizon wireless is one of our carriers we use for our data transfer. so when that went down, it

impeded us initially. >> reporter: without a backup response times suffered, according to a report released by the new jersey public utility board, fran james waited almost a week with no power to his deptford township home. >> i stayed here for six days, yes. it was peaceful, quiet the but very disturbing. >> reporter: disturbing in part because some customers felt that they weren't getting honest predictions of when services would be restored. >> if you tell them 12:00 o'clock midnight that night and you do that three times in a row, that is where issues came up at. >> reporter: utility board stated in part that atlantic city electric should have informed local communities more quickly about the the extent of the damage and challenges being faced in terms of an extended reconferry. keep in mind atlantic city electric was hardest hit company so far with the majority of the half million customers affect on june 23rd. they thanked customers for their patients and hoped to streamline the process moving forward. >> oppositely we want to make improvement to our processes

and if we can do something different that is what we are looking for. >> reporter: ac electric and pse&g vowed they will increase preparedness and communication efforts. reporting from gloucester countial sand that hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". on a hot summer day many of us depend on sun screen to stay safe but new testing reveals spf number on that label isn't always accurate. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the unsettle report and how you can protect you and your family. also something for the kids among many movies new in theaters we will look at the new adam zapped letter movie pixel. and beautiful start to the day, this is like broken record we cannot stop playing. we love it. when we can expect heat and humidity to return and our next chance of rain. we have to look ahead. energy today while it last, we

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happening today festival of the ballooning takes flight in new jersey, even yoda and dark vader are in on the action. three day festival feature 100 character shaped balloons from all around the world. thinks billed as largest summer time hot air balloon and music festival in north america. so big event there. you may have missed the world's largest rubber duck at the tall ships festival after it was punctured and deflated last month? new there is another rubber duck in town, tall ships festival is underway at independent sea port museum at

penns landing and it features the world's smallest rubber duck even need a magnified glass to get a good look at it. i guess it will hold up better than the big one. the that is something. mural arts in philadelphia is taking a bold step, in the area have dilworth park near city hall, look up, as pat ciarrocchi, tells us one man's story is being written on the side of the building. >> reporter: the center of urban philadelphia has its traffic, and its food trucks, on south 15th street, and if you look up, you'll find its campus. >> right time for this project and philadelphia is the right city to do it. >> reporter: project is called open source, a celebration of the community through public arts. hanging on a scaffolding on the the top floors of the graham building the world renowned parisan street artist known as jr was installing his latest work. the face is that of abraham shaw. >> i was working here, right. the guy come and say can i take your picture.

i said of course. >> reporter: at corner of 15th and jfk across from city hall that is in the a typical request. abraham works a food truck. >> i was making a cheese stake, hot dog sausagees. >> reporter: abraham is in pakistan and been in philadelphia for a year. two months ago jr roamed the city for his camera looking for a story to tell in black and white that could translate on to canvas that anybody can see. >> unaudible. >> reporter: it is his story. jane golden, founder of philadelphia's mural arts program says that the point toys illuminate philadelphia's tie verse urban identity. >> thinks my life, my voice my story. we count. our lives matter. >> reporter: abraham's story is just within of 14 that will be told by top contemporary artists using philadelphia as their studio.

pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. 6:43. man in washington state looked down to squash a caterpillar and found a face staring back at him. take a look, the critter is causing a big discussion and people are weighing in on who this looks like some say edgar allen poe robin williams and one woman says the devil. photos have been sent to bug experts but so far in one has been able to identify it. who killed the caterpillar with their cain, by the way i'm glad the little thing lives. have you ever spilled coffee on your carpet, wine or even blood? many stains are difficult to get out but there are home remedies that might help n this weeks angie's list report, jim donovan looks at some things you need to know to avoid carpet stains. >> reporter: different spills may require different cleaning method but regardless of the substance it is important to act fast. >> if you discover a stain on

your carpet act quickly but don't be too had hasty. make sure you are using the right tool, use a dry clean cloth and blot don't rub in the stain otherwise it might lead to a lasting stain. >> reporter: blood can be one of the most tricky things to get out. >> if the blood started to clump you will want to take a spoon or a very dull type industry butter knife something of that nature and remove it first and then blot it out with soap and water solution. >> reporter: use cold water for blood stains but erect mend a cup of warm water mixed with a quarter cup of dish washing liquid for just about everything else. there is another trick when dealing with a spilled glass of red wine. >> red wine can be one of the toughest stains but it can be solve. what you need do is first blot the spot where red wine has been spilled and then if you sprinkle some white wine on top of the red wayne you'll improve your chances of getting that spot up. >> reporter: angie says certain stains are best left

to the pros, like ink, bleach or cool aid otherwise you could end up ruining your carpet. for more advice on getting rid of the carpet stains visit cbs philly.com/angie's list. i'm jim ton van. 6:46. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning the saturday. anthony mason and vanita nair join us live from new york with that preview good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. 1.4 million cars, may be in danger of being hacked and taken over. we will have details on the recall and we will show you how disturbing technology works. plus they are four baseball greats who are about to become legend. on the eve of the interest decks to the hall of the fame we will speak to the class of 2015 and hear surprising plans about their future. and 50 years after bob dylann went electric at the new port foulke festival event transform itself and again is on top, we will talk to this years headliners and have a special concert from the festival. >> all that plus your eye

opener and dish ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> looks like a great show, we will be tuning in, thanks, guys. 6:47. on the healthwatch this morning sun screen is the the best way to stay safe in the sun but new testing reveals spf number on the label isn't always accurate. some missed the mark by 70 percent. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on how you might be unneglectly putting yourself at risk. >> reporter: she depend on sun screen to keep her skin protected from the sun. >> full buddy anything that the sunnies touching, even my makeup has sun screen in it the. >> reporter: many cheese their sun screen based on the spf number, sun protection factor, measurement how long product will guard against uvb rays. >> i aim for five to three but i prefer a higher number. >> reporter: spf of 30 or higher blocks 97 percent of the sun's rays, primary cause of skin cancer but according to new testing by consume are reports you may in the get

promised protection with the sspf. >> a third of the sun screens we tested did not meet their spf claims. >> reporter: of the 34 sun screens tested by consumer reports, 11 did not meet their spf claims. that is potentially dangerous giving people a false sense of secure. >> when you have something that is a spf30 and it had has been below a 15, that is worrisome because you are getting less protection then what most dermatologists and experts recommend. >> ron baby formula said it had spf of 100 but it was only 18, while a third of the sun screens tested didn't measure up 70 percent did provide the spf protection that was the label. >> we have more information on the the sun screen testing including the products that passed and failed, cbs philly.com/click on health. i'll also have it on my fast book and twitter feeds. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". if you are spending time outside today certainly you will need that sun block. sunshine out in full force.

uv index is cracking high. we will give it a ten out of ten. good morning everyone. we are waking up to some nice temperatures from our weather watchers. fifty's to around 60 degrees with lower humidity. let's head north to allentown where i grew up. we will check out julia's house where julia has 60 degrees with mostly sunny skies. and currently at this hour very low dew point absolutely in humidity to deal without side. we will take toy new jersey, south jersey, where margot cimans has 59 degrees, how about that, in the sunshine. tri-state area we will go in delaware newark, delaware where delores lee has 58 degrees. also saying in humidity. she sent a picture in this morning. nice shot right there of that sun up. we have high, thin, which ispy clouds, that is the deal around this morning. the those are the sirus included is there a change on the way in about 24 to 48 hours and that is going to be more humidity with a chance for shower or storm. we will talk about that in a bit n rain chances to day. lets go down to the shore. live look at neighborhood network, thinks margate from

the beach patrol headquarters. nice shot of the ocean this morning with mostly sunny conditions, glassy conditions on the water. pretty calm. not good for surfing but stand up paddle boarding, not bad for a morning work out there and that beach is certainly quiet but it will be jammed packed later this afternoon. here's our weather headlines which is what we are talking about. the a lot of sunshine. we will heat the temperature up though. we will go above average but humidity levels stay low. we will talk about our next storm chance coming up over next seven days. so far for the month of july, temperatures have license close to average believe it the or not. we had a warm stretch last weekend but .7 of a degree above average. that is it. back around july 4th we had some cool taste only in the up are 70's for start of the month. rain we're below average over an inch at that. 2.18 inches so far for the month. we do need some rain as we head in the last week of the month, high temperature 95. the low is 64. storm scan three high pressure

over mid-atlantic right now those thin, clouds building in. that is a sign of warmer air that will eventually be working its way in with the increased humidity. through the afternoon mostly sunny conditions. quiet conditions, continuing into this evening and tonight, it looks g if you have evening dinner plans or just traveling later on tonight really in problems across the region. into sunday, starting off mostly sunny late in the afternoon you can see spotty showers, maybe a then are storm breaks out mainly across the poconos northern lehigh valley. most areas do stay dry don't cancel the outdoor plans at all, here's your shore forecast to take, looks great. lot of sunshine. eighty-three for the air temperature. ocean water at 73. rip current risk is low. you saw those ocean conditions are calm but make sure life guard on duty before entering the ocean. water temperatures at or slightly above average. exception is sandy hook coming in cooler with a 67-degree

water temperature. atlantic city off shore at 73. cape may upper 70's. loues delaware, ocean city in the mid 70's, all above average with the warmth and conditions we have had recently. forecast highs today inland we are up to 89 degrees. average is 87. a little bit above that. tonight, still on the pleasant side mild, 70 for center city, suburbs will drop in the 60's under mostly clear conditions and then tomorrow, noticeably more humid day there could that be late day shower, still, we are up to 91 degrees. monday better chance for scattered shower or thunderstorm at 89. we will see another hot stretch of wet are developing starting next tuesday in the middle of the week, temperatures reaching low to mid 90's with the sunshine. it will be humid as well and then by the end of the week friday another chance for shower or storm. if you love watching weather you can be featured by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now at cbs philly.com/watchers. nicole, back over.

adam sandler and kevin james play best friend and washed up video game champs who are called on to save the world in the new film pixel. a new twist that also is a nostalgic look at games that occupied the childhood of today's parents one quarter at a time. susan marquez has that preview. >> pack man faster then i remember. >> reporter: video games come to life in the new adam sandler movie pixel. >> we will all die i'm just sorry. >> reporter: they launched a time capsule containing pieces of our culture. when aliens misinterpret messages they sent video game characters to attack earth. >> that makes sense. >> i can't believe be in did this movie yet, we have to hurry, somebody else will get this out there. >> reporter: sandler kevin james and josh getz star as video game champions called back in action to save the

plan fret a king sized donkey kong and pack man that can chomp down fire trucks. >> it shows thaw sometimes what seems to be the most useless skills can be turned around and applied in the right way and everybody might have a skill. >> reporter: director and pre dueser chris columbus says it brings together two between racials of video gamers. >> these kid can see their move which the parents this played the game and they have a shared experience report report while pixels will cost you more than a quarter the memory that they will bring back is priceless. susan marquez cbs

all right. so another nice day. >> right. >> i'm happy to say. >> before humidity rolls in.

>> it is july, it will happen, so take advantage, get outside, tough day to be indoors. gets warm they 89 but still comfortable in the sunshine. tomorrow more humid, we are up to 91. there could be an isolated storm in some spots. next week it does get hot and humid, tuesday wednesday thursday we are back in the lower 90's. >> in the bad justin thanks. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now we may sign off on television but always on line cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it a great weekend. happy birthday buddy. we will see you tomorrow.

hñ ú good morning. it's july 25th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." new details on the louisiana movie theater shooting and what we're now findinging out about the gunman's past. plus a historic trip to his ancestral home. under high security the president makes his first visit to kenya since being elected. 1.4 million cars may be in danger of being hacked and taken over. the recall that has many drivers on edge. and this weekend they'll receive the greatest honor imaginable. we sat down