coming from the caddie. peter: that's the information a player needs to commit to a shot like this. he's had a hard time doing it. ian: as long as you're committed, once you're over it, don't get into your preshot unless you are committed a hundred%. -- percent. >> stay over there. come down. jim: he tucked it. gets off the side of the slope in the sand. we'll see if he'll be able to play that ticklish little shot as well as putnam did just a short while ago. got up and down for birdie. again, tomorrow "the faldo series," you don't want to miss this special. how nick works with young golfers spreading the love and the message of the game around the world. and then we're back here at 3:00 eastern time for the rbc canadian open.

and tonight on cbs "ncis: los angeles," scorpion," and "48 hours" all headed your way. can't imagine what it's going to be like to sleep on the lead tonight for david hearn. this country has been longing for this moment for so long. ian: just adds to the pressure of wanting to win it so badly for yourself, but knowing that everyone out there is behind you. mike weir might give him some advice tonight about how he handled it when vijay beat him in the playoff years ago.

jim: and again he hails from programford, ontario which is just -- bramford, which is just southwest of glen abbey. this is a beautiful little town here. you have to go past burlington and hamilton and you find yourself not only in the hometown of wayne gretzky but the hometown of david hearn and they grew up, again just a few doors apart on the same street with the great one. trust me, that little -- you know david's a little younger, but he'll have his own nickname if he's able to pull this one off tomorrow. ian: amazing. when you think 60 years since pat fletcher, last canadian won in 1954.

don't let it get you down, though. just soak it all in, enjoy it, keep smiling waving to the crowds and use their energy. jim: a lot of things can happen out of that bunker when you short side it. there's a backdrop to it. you've got water across the way. peter: the worst part about all that jim is he has a pretty significant downhill lie. that's going to make this shot even more of a problem. jim: speaking of problems here, peter, how aggressive will johnson be with this one? peter: i think he's looking at no place but putting it in the bunker and try to get it up and down. ian: try to get it on the upslope of the bunker. peter: yes. jim: i don't -- peter: that was what he was trying to do.

the crowd may have mobile phoned, but that was his -- moaned, but that was his wish. he's going to have a slightly level to maybe downward lie as well. join hearn will be away, i believe, here. peter: he'll be next to play. he's going to have to be really, really careful with this one. this could get away from him like the one on 17 did. it's a similar if not shorter shot. but it's very similar. ian: the lie looks quite good. even though, as you said, peter it's slight downslope. but it's a clean lie. peter: yeah, it is. i mean, if he tries to really open the blade and make a full hard swing and put a swing on it, the miss becomes more exadge rated. depends on what he wants to chew off. [captioning funded by cbs sports division]

[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] choirp jim: an uphill putt just outside of 10 feet. ian: peter i believe he would have accepted that. if somebody offered him the 10 footer he would have taken it. well done. those bags are cool. jim: now wagner with the up slope here, peter would help him. peter: not really. it's going to go -- oh, but the flagstick will help you! you were right again jim. jim: what's that i'm talking about, peter. peter: beautiful shot tap-in par.

jim: even par round at 72 for johnson, who was the runner-up at houston this year, lost in the playoff to j.b. holmes. jordan spieth, also in that playoff. we didn't waste any -- he didn't waste any time, either, did he. got right in there and took aim. ian: could have gone in for the same money too. jim: oh, yeah. look at david rooting for him. ian: yeah. they've had a good day. they've been quite chatty. jim: be nice for hearn peter to not finish 5-5 here when you think most of the field is finishing 4-4. peter: this is going to make his dinner taste a whole lot better. it's amazing out here, working with this gallery -- walking with this gallery. while they're extremely

respectful they're really knowledgeable. there's nobody pulling for johnson wagner. everyone out here is for david hearn, as well they should be. jim: well, regardless of the outcome here in this putt, he'll be in the company tomorrow of bubba watson. may be the final pairing. bubba going for his second win in a month's time and a third of the season. and hearn who has twice come close in his career, losing the playoffs most recently just three weeks ago at the greenbrier. but it's more than just about winning for the first time. it would be for a whole nation. here's the birdie attempt.

ian: just a fraction too firm to take that last little bit of right break. solid stroke and putt, though. didn't sort of waiver over it or try and lag it in. it was leading strokes gained the first two rounds. in putting of course. jim: this for the two-shot lead heading to round four. goes in par. ian: a nice little test as well. well done. jim: yes it was. can't wait to see what happens

here tomorrow. look forward to having you with us at 3:00 eastern time. for ian baker-finch frank nobilo gary gary, peter kostis, jim nantz saying so long from the rbc canadian open. see you tomorrow. see if history will be made.

>> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news"." >> right now at 6 o'clock, we are heating up. a live look now at ocean city where plenty of folks are out and about enjoying this lovely day. but higher temperatures and humidity are just around the corner. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. it looks like another heat

wave maybe even storms could be in our future as well. let's get you right over to meteorologist justin drabick in our weather center. he's got details. >> natasha, looks like our nice stretch of weather is coming to an end. we'll start to feel the difference for the second half of the weekend. 90 degrees at philadelphia international airport. normal is 87. record high though 96 set back in 1999. so, yes, it was hot but the humidity levels still on the low side especially for late july. hopefully you were able to enjoy it. temperatures right now still in the mid and upper 80's in some of the warm spots. relief down towards the shore points. ocean coming in at 76 degrees. wildwood checks in at 82 degrees this hour. dover, delaware, coming in at 83. there's those shore temperatures. generally in the low to mid 80's this hour with that breeze out of the south to southeast. now, the humidity levels will continue to increase over the next few hours and certainly as we head into sunday but we look at the dewpoint temperature. last weekend at this time these dewpoints were in the mid 70's indicating a tropical

air mass. now we're in the low and mid-50's. you don't see that too often especially in the middle of summer so enjoy it. that just indicates the dry air mass but the winds are shifting out of the south and southwest so that's going to start to bring in the humidity back into the picture sunday and certainly into next week. nice and dry on storm scan3. a few fair weather clouds tonight. here's the setup to finish off your weekend. more humid on sunday a high around 90 degrees. still looking good at the shore, low 80's and the sunshine. poconos you could run into a thunderstorm in the afternoon highs in the lower 80's as well. gets hotter for next week. wait until you see the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. natasha back to you. >> justin thank you. developing right now, a man is fighting for his life in a philadelphia hospital after a shooting in lawncrest. it happened on the 500 block of east hill creek drive earlier this afternoon. police say a 26-year-old man was shot multiple times. he is currently in critical condition. the shooter is still on the loose. anyone with information should contact philadelphia police

right away. now, it is now -- it has been one year since a car crashed through a fruit stand in philadelphia killing a mother and three of her children. and today the community is gathering to remember those victims. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live in tioga with the story. steve. >> reporter: natasha an incredibly emotionally charged event on an incredibly emotionally charged day. i want to show you this party at the corner of allegheny and germantown i'm sure you remember natasha, as i do being here when this story first broke a year ago. now you see the partygoers wrapping up from this celebration one year later but of course it goes without saying this scene looked a whole lot different than it does now. one year ago a lot of this celebration, these tents, the stations that they have set up were covered in yellow tape. the party goers that you are now seeing were police officers combing the scene many of them looking at the tire treads from a recently

horrible accident. want to take you back and show you a we're ago. this was of course the... a year ago. this was after a pair of men cornelius crawford. while be sexually assaulting a woman inside of her own suv the pair plows into a family selling fruit at a fruit stand for their local church. siblings eight-year-old terrence moore, 10-year-old joseph read and 15-year-old kiara williams are killed instantly. their mother, 34-year-old keisha williams died in the hospital a few weeks later. today one year later again a celebration, family, friends remembering the lives lost with the faces of the victims now painterred on surrounding fences that protect the area. it was beautiful sight. we spoke to keisha's sister earlier today. >> we had a close bond. i truly miss her.

i'm struggling with -- i'm struggling about what happened. but my sister was a wonderful person. she tried her best to take care of her kids. she tried her best to be the best sister and to always be there for me and i try my best to be there for her and help her with her children. >> reporter: and those suspects rosa and crawford are both expecting court dates in recent weeks as well. as we're hearing from the family the williams -- the mother who was lost, her life lost she also had two children who were not in that crash. they are now staying with the sister that you heard earlier tonight. it's the latest from tioga. i'm steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> steve thank you. stay with us. we are back with sport

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>> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. tomorrow will mark exactly 25 years since the americans with disabilities act was signed into law and today disabled americans from all around the country gathered in center city to celebrate just how far they've come. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff was there. >> want to know about the wheelchair life. they want to know how a brother makes it. >> reporter: they it was historic. >> more people with disabilities have more freedom, access to services, support jobs because of this walk. >> reporter: she's talking about the 1990 americans with disabilities act. philadelphia's commemoration began with a kickoff event at city hall leading outpatient to a parade that shut down market street all in order to. >> celebrate our community and our past accomplishments and our future goals. >> we want to be working.

we want independence. we want our lives. we all have abilities. >> reporter: it was 25 years ago disabled americans from across the country and their families gathered on the lawn of the white house as the act was signed into law. the national constitution center seems like a likely place. tom harper's brother was deaf. >> i had a nephew that was injured and became paraplegic and he wanted to go to college and he couldn't take courses because they were on the second floor and he couldn't get up the stairs. i thought wait a minute this is not right. >> reporter: harkin introduced the americans with disabilities act to the senate but says there's still work to be done especially in the areas of independent living and job placement. >> can you say hi alice. >> reporter: at 25 colleen tomko's son sean is as old as the act designed to protect him and she has a message for anything who thinks this cause doesn't apply to them. >> you're going to love

somebody or get older and have a disability it is everybody's problem. >> reporter: in olde city t-alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> justin the humidity is coming back. >> it has come back. we had a good run, though, four days, comfortable conditions but late july here we go, bringing it back for the second half of the week. one flies stay kind of cool is down at the shore. live look right now ocean city, people hanging out on the boardwalk nice evening shaping up, breeze coming in off the water temperatures there still in the 80's but still comfortable with low humidity. even at the shore you'll start to notice that humidity level increase tomorrow. so let's talk about those weather headlines next few days. hot and humid conditions return to the delaware valley. a couple chances for storms. not a big widespread chance but the threat will be there and then we're seeing a potential heat wave developing next week as it gets hot once again for the middle of the upcoming work week. 88 right now current temperature. we're seeing low and mid 80's in south jersey and near the shore, same deal in tell wear. how is it going to feel the next few days? humidity levels increase tomorrow so we'll call it humid. monday and tuesday on the steamy side. wednesday we're back to the

oppressive feel with the air mass and that's going to be the trend into thursday as temperatures surge into the mid 90's and that's not even factoring in the humidity. high pressure over us right now keeping things nice and quiet. we have some rain and storm activity toll our north so weep we'll keep it dry tonight. tomorrow a little cold front moves in from the great lakes. could touch off an isolated shower or storm especially north and west of the city. i'll show that you on future weather. nothing happening in the morning, waking up to maybe a little clouds across the region. midafternoon spotty showers try to break out. don't cancel outdoor plans. better shot to see showers or thunderstorms during the overnight hours 11 o'clock or midnight or so. monday seeing scattered showers or thunderstorms storms popping up once again with the heat and humidity building. your forecast for tonight partly cloudy skies, low of 70 degrees for center city, still suburbs drop down into the 60's. more humid day for sunday. watch out for the isolated late day storms especially north and west. we're up to 90 degrees once

again for the afternoon high and again humidity levels increase so it will feel a bit hotter than that. at the shore lots of sun. it will be more humid but still comfortable 83 degrees. winds out of the southwest at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. ocean looking nice at 76 degrees. u.v. index pretty high, it's a nine out of 10. wear the sunblock. here's the extend he forecast. best chance for showers and storms will be on monday especially in the afternoon high temps in the upper 80's. then we bring the 90's back tuesday wednesday mostly sunny, highs in the low 90's. thursday looks to be our hottest day 95 degrees with a chance for showers and storms late in the day. next weekend we drop back into the 80's. classic late july forecast there, hot and humid. >> that's about normal. >> it is. >> thank you so much. cole hamels on a roll. >> interesting things going on out in chicago. if this is his last start it's been a hell of a ride for cole hamels in philadelphia. three years ago hamels signed a six year, 144 million-dollar contract and now he could be on the move. where he'll end up remains to be seen. but teams around the league are keeping their eye on him. according to a fox sports

report five teams have expressed interest in hamels. you've got dodgers cubs rangers yankees and giants. a few others are reportedly scouting him today in chicago where he's facing the cubs and he's having a heck of an outing. he's come out firing. he was set on destroy mode. got chris looking at strike tree. hamels hitting in the 90's all day long. up to about 96 miles an hour on that fast ball. in the third, ryan howard would supply the offense. he connects a three run homer, his 17th of the season puts the phils up three-nothing. then to the seventh hamels still dealing he'd strike out anthony rizzo. he looks silly there. jorge solare thanks again. hamels has no-hitter going right now. it is five-nothing phillies into the eighth. we'll see if he can do it and cole hamels obviously not the only one on the block. the washington nationals

reportedly had discussions with the phillies about jonathan papelbon who has made it known he wants to pitch for a contender. however, he's also stated that he will only accept a trade to a team that will keep him as their closer. hall of fame ceremonies normally a time for celebration not confrontation. according to reports wyncote native reggie jackson was involved in a heated altercation friday night with a fan seeking an autograph outside a cooperstown restaurant. jackson confirmed to espn that the confrontation with the fan occurred but denied that it

>> as astronaut scott kelly continues his historic year in space he's saying hello to philadelphia. today kelly tweeter this picture along with the message good morning philadelphia. one of your cheesesteaks would be great four months into my #year in pavements he snapped this pic from the international space station where he's conducting his record breaking mission. kelly is set to return to earth next spring. we'll have a cheesesteak waiting for him. >> there you go. >> that's "eyewitness news" for now. i'm natasha brown for pat justin all of us we appreciate you joining us. we're back with you at 11 o'clock here on cbs3 back at 10 o'clock on the cw philly. take care. we're always online, cbsphilly.com.

>> axelrod: tonight, new information about the gunman in the louisiana movie theater attack. writings in john houser's hotel room reveal who he really wanted to kill. on a historic visit to his father's homeland, president obama criticizes the treatment of gays in kenya. >> it's good to be a king. >> axelrod: as sure as elvis has left the building weddings are leaving las vegas but why? and as we look back on the careers of the baseball hall of fame's class of 2015, we'll also look ahead. how much is it important for you to continue to develop parts of yourself as a human being and not a baseball player? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."