a terrible stabbing overnight in west oak lane a mother, stabbed while holding her baby both injured in that attack. search for suspect this morning and the condition of the the victim. plus a car end up in the schuylkill river near boat house row overnight what police necessity about how it got there and whether anyone was injured. also, a no hitter for cole hamels in the game begins the cubs, very exciting for phillies fans, this is as a pitcher, is future is unclear. we will have the latest on the trade rumors but what a moment um. good morning. it is sunday july 26th i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:00 o'clock. we will send it over to justin for more on the forecast and we are cranking up the heat today. >> nothing shocking about this forecast, late july, you can

expect high heat and humidity. >> i'm just happy for the the sun. >> no storms. >> no, we will keep it nice and quiet good day to hit the pool or head down to the shore or really middle of the week as well. we are looking at the next heat wave. those are days we will try to stay cool. we will ease into it but lets go outside and go across the river from palmyra, new jersey looking at center city, the buildings, you can still make out. that is a good thing. eventually that humidity will bring in the haze and tough to make out center sit friday that location. palmyra cove nature park. seventy-five at the airport. seventy-three allentown. mid 70's in reading. starting to warm up. 70 degrees in doylestown, 72 mount holly, new jersey. southeasterly wind to daze up around 10 miles an hour, we will start to transport in that warmer more humid air mass. there goes the dew point temperatures. yesterday they were in the lower 50's, that is why it felt nice, new we're talking mid 60's.

the once they creep in the mid 60's range it does feel humid and that is the trend over next 24 hours. quiet on storm scan 3a few passing cloud and a ace isolated shower or storm possible in the poconos but otherwise partly sunny notice bring more humid, approaching a high of 90 degrees for philadelphia area lower 80's at the shore and poconos. i'll show thaw next heat wave in the seven day in a few minutes. >> justin, thank you. developing right the now mother and her one year-old daughter in critical condition after being stacked overnight. police say their attacker is still there. cherry greg is live outside st. christopher's hospital where that little girl was taken. how is she doing this morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. unfortunate thely she remains in critical condition here at st. christopher's hospital, and her mother is in einstein also in critical condition, as police search for the van they say stabbed that baby girl in, her chest while in

her mothers arms. police say it all happened just before 12:30 sunday morning, when a man stabbed a 37 year-old mother as she held her one year-old baby in her arms. police arrived on the scene in the 1900 block of dallas street, to find a mother with multiple slash wound and a baby girl single stab wound to the chest both mother and daughter were rushed to einstein hospital where the mother remains in critical condition. one year-old girl was transported to st. christopher's hospital for children where she also remains critical. police are on the look out foreman who committed the stabbing in word on whether he is the father of the child. >> reporter: again both baby and mother remain in critical condition this morning following that domestic dispute. police have not released the name of the suspect or his relationship to that mother and child and their investigation continues and let me tell you the rest of the community of course is praying for a swift recovery,

nicole. >> yes, such a devastating story, thank you to that are update. thoughts ape prayers with that baby girl. new this morning a car end up in the schuylkill river police working to retrieve that car which ended up in the water near boat house row. apparently in one was in the car at the time. police are working to figure out exactly what happened. delaware county police investigating a brazen robbery of the cvs that store located in aston on the 5,000 block of pennel road. police say two robbers tied up two employees at the gun point in the back of the store shortly after 10:00 o'clock sat the day night. >> it as wasn't a hostage situation this he were tied up. they removed money from the office and then they fled the scene. >> we are told no employees were hurt, crooks escaped with an unspecified amount of money. it has been one year since car crashed through a fruit stand in philadelphia killing a mother and three children. yesterday, the community gathered to remember these

victims. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has that store friday tioga. >> reporter: they marched with swagger and smiles to the scene filled with cover and joy and sound track of dance and laughter. it doesens of lives tapped carelessly not to a year. >> badly devastated but doing my best, hanging and trying to stay strong. >> reporter: one year ago this was the worst place in philadelphia on july 25th 2014 police say two men jonathan rosa and cornelius crawford, carjacked a woman blocks away, but police say she was being sexually assaulted and the suspects lost control of her suv ramming into a crowd of five at allegheny and germantown avenue 36789 children ke ira williams joseph read and eight year-old terence more more were killed instantly. their mother keisha williams died in the hospital days later. >> they need a parent to raise

them so i'm taking over, and i'm trying to make the best of it. >> reporter: cher main williams now has custody of keisha's two surviving children, one year later one of the first lessons she wanted to teach them how to learn from strive. >> i will be celebrating their memory when they were here but celebrating their life from when they were here. >> reporter: with the final send off this place once anger and sadness now a source for inspiration. >> and one of the 11 year later one of the biggest community projects coming out of this now completed the faces of the fallen now painted along this fence line a memorial. and we are hearing about the suspects, they have both upcoming court dates in upcoming weeks. so we will stay with that. reporting from tioga i'm steve pather or fun cbs-3 "eyewitness news". louisiana community is mourning deaths of the two women gunned down inside a movie theater on thursday. cbs correspondent kenneth

craig has more from the vigil in lafayette and the the latest on that investigation. >> ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ >> reporter: hundreds of people attended an emotional candle light vigil saturday night for the victims of the deadly shooting rampage two days ago in lafayette. >> when somebody you love is person in the head line, it is devastating. >> reporter: makeshift memorial grows outside the store owned by jillian johnson. she and macy breaux were gunned down inside the movie theater. nine others were injured. as community mourns signs like this ask for prayers of the victim and the families a cross town people made prayer flags for victims. >> i didn't know the two victims personally, but it just breaks my heart that something like this could happen, in our town. >> reporter: community plans to so these flags into a large quilt, at the same time, investigators are trying to figure out why john houser chose this quiet city. law enforcement source

familiar with the investigation tells cbs news that police found writings in houser's rooms that said he wanted to target law enforcement, government agencies and abortion clinics and anyone else will do. he a has even written the name of the movie and show time he planned to attack. authorities say gun houser used to carry out shooting was used last year despite criminal history and mental illness. kenneth craig cbs news, lafayette louisiana. illinois family and friend gathered for funeral of sandra bland, 28 year-old was found happening in the texas jail cell two weeks ago, several days after she had been arrested following a controversial traffic stop. now bland's death remains under investigation but prosecutors say preliminary autopsy results revealed she committed suicide. her family is now calling for an independent autopsy. since the all-star break the phillies look like a brand new team, so, if this is

hamels swann sopping what a way to go, right? cole hamels has been the constant trade rumor talks and over his last two starts hamels loud 14 runs and 20 hits. yesterday a no hit's begins the the chicago cubs. the here's the final score from scott franzke from 94 wip. >> ham wells a three-two pitch, high fly ball, deep center field herrera back on the track and did he make the catch. >> did he. >> he fell down, he has got it. he a has got it. odougal herrera has got it and cole hamels has a in hitter. >> what a moment. >> hamels tossed a season high 129 pitches striking out 13, it was the 13th in hitter in team history by the way so this kind of thing does in the happen often. phillies fans, of course, celebrating the moment. >> it is one of the great starts. he has been a great pitcher

for, you know, all this time now. >> let me tell but cole hamels. he was due he was due for a great game. lifted the spirits of the philadelphia, a fantastic game. and fantastic moment, congrats to cole hamels. a wild fire burns thousands of acres in northern california and hundreds of homes are now at risk. struggles fire fighters are experiencing, to put it out. and also change is coming to the parking meeters in one bucks county town and when i say change, i mean you don't have to worry about carrying coins with you. pretty positive change here. and a warm up is on the way justin takes a look at hotter temperatures you'll see as we head in the workweek stay with us.

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and bulldozers are doing most of the work. >> other than that we have no way to get to the fires. a lot of our time is spent waiting for dose tours build us roads in. >> reporter: he says that the fire is near a old mining site making it harder to access. hundreds offhanded crews are trying to cut a line around it to keep flames from jumping bear river which could put even more communities in danger. >> kind of scary. >> reporter: laura fellows her dad ape kid are frantically packing three cars and precious pets , two turtles, a cat, two dogs and a bearded dragon. >> reporter: as many valuables as they can. >> first thing that i grabbed was my kid social security card and birth certificates. >> so much stuff. >> reporter: fire is already ripped through 4,000 acres in a matter of hours and we are watching it grow by the minute forcing even more evacuations. >> new experience for me. >> reporter: new experience on a birthday, mike won't soon

forget. he drove up from bakers field to celebrate with friend when the the fire marshall showed up with an evacuation order. >> if i saw them panic, i would panic. i didn't see them pan inning. no sense in worrying. >> reporter: his friend moved here from montana and i is confident that the fire will get an upper hand with the lowell fire the 12th burning in the state. >> it seems like they are doing a really good job. we are not too worried about it and just hope nobody loses too many of their property. >> reporter: that was lenore abrams reporting but 200 hems threaten. scary situation out there. hopefully they can get out. >> that is right. back here at home just hot weather. >> typical summer stuff. we have had a couple bucks on the heat. >> thank you for that. >> in problem. >> yes. >> them days. >> bad hair days ahead new. >> yes. >> stock up on that hair spray, ladies. >> don't you worry.

>> i'm sure. i don't have that problem. a little extra hair gel, i guess, i don't know. live look at the shore margate from the neighborhood network. still no one on the beach. few people walking by every now and then but nice start in the morning not much wave action there sorry surfers but rip current risk increases with the wind out of the south, chopping things up and bringing side shore current. all right. weather headlines just typical hot and humid conditions rounding out month of july what we can expect in delaware valley. we will be dealing with a couple storm chances not a big deal and we need rain, it has been dry ander with looking at our next heat wave arriving for middle of the week. temperatures in the bad just yet in the low to mid 70's over reporting stations. ac airport at 75. mount pocono the exception at 68 degrees. here are shore temperatures, arrows are pointing northward and southerly breeze off the water. ocean water at 74. we have mid to upper 70's for current temperatures along the the new jersey shore and

delaware beach. dew point temperature very low yesterday and in the lower 50's. it was so dry comfortable. we are up to 64. that feels on the steamy side. this is on the rise over next few days, we will approach that oppressive feel, coming in on tuesday, wednesday and even into thursday. storm scan three looks nice and quiet. fair weather clouds passing by through the morning and in the afternoon. outdoor plans look okay today. the exception poconos later this afternoon maybe lehigh valley just a stray shower or thunderstorm. reason is there a weak front approaching us later today but hot, humid temperature around 90 degrees. that front weakens during the the day on monday and that is when we will see best chance for scattered shower or storm. keyword there scattered. temperatures back in the 80's on monday afternoon but once that front leaves we are back to full sunshine on tuesday it keeps our forecast quiet with lots of sun lower 90's for the the highs with increased humidity levels.

here are those rain chances to day. we will throw in 20 percent chance mainly far north and west of the city, tomorrow increases to 40 percent and then tuesday and wednesday look dry but just hot and humid. not much happening throughout the morning into early afternoon today on our future weather model. justin creased cloud. mid to late afternoon isolated showers may pop up from the lehigh valley northward maybe isolated thunderstorm that could happen during the overnight as well, things quiet down for monday morning and then flare up in the afternoon. you can see more widespread coverage in the showers for monday but still we will be scattered so not everybody sees it. temperatures today inland spots, you guys are warmest. eighty's to around 90. lower 80's the at the shore points. tonight it does stay on the warm side, 8:00 o'clock still dealing with temperatures in the mid 70's to near 80 degrees and then for your monday more cloud, should knock temperatures back a bit and with a few showers around but nonetheless still very warm and humid. here's your shore forecast,

have sun block around, lots of sunshine uv index eight out of ten. rip current risk is moderate. forecast high inland, 90 degrees. tonight we are down to 72. extended forecast warming up for middle of the week low to mid 90's for tuesday wednesday, thursday with showers and storms later on thursday. back to you. we will check on the roads now with ann good morning how sit looking out there. >> in the bad. nice day for a drive. just make sure your ac is working. we are looking at 202 at the valley road. look at those gorgeous trees. no delays or problems on 202 we're in good shape. it is not a bad drive on this roadway. we will move traffic cam again to i-95 at the airport going to the airport this morning you should not encounter any delays or problems. in construction. thankfully no accident on i-95 in philadelphia or suburbs. moving traffic cam again to the ben franklin bridge mid span on the ben franklin

bridge westbound heading in to philadelphia we have two right lane closed due to construction. so far not impacting traffic. taking this up to the 42 freeway, there is an accident on the 42 freeway north bound between 130 and walt whitman bridge. we wish our walt whitman cameras was working but instead we have our ben franklin. we have an accident on the atlantic city expressway right at $3 tolls. right lane blocked there and there are delays. garden state parkway still looks okay at the this point and moving the traffic cam within more time to the blue route at mid county tolls, if you are taking pennsylvania turnpike or northeast extension to the cool poconos today in delays or problems on those roadways and the the blue route is in fine shape as well that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new back to you. >> thanks for the update. local tourist area is making it easier for visitors to pay for parking. leave quarters at home. the bureau of new hope is now offering an app that will feed meters for you. i love the sound of this. "eyewitness news" reporter

alexandria hoff checked out how it works. >> reporter: new hope in all of the sunny charm has a bit of the parking problem. >> i used to work here years and years ago and plenty of tickets. >> parking is one of those things people do not like. they have to pay for parking. >> reporter: to make it easier change has come to these meters and it has nothing to do with quarters. >> you can auto mate your personal meter. >> reporter: smart phone app called park mobile has hit streets of new hope allowing drivers to pay or refill their parking meters through their phone. >> each one of them has a serial number. i type it in my phone. as time expires i just, put more money in. >> reporter: opportunity for them to not get a ticket is a very good thing. >> reporter: to better understand how this works i did down load the app and found is there a sticker on the other side that gives me a zone number and a space number and is there an option to scan something but i think i will type tonight. including a 35 cents

transaction fee we paid a total of 85 cents for 40 minutes. >> it avoid getting a ticket. >> reporter: according to my app i have 39 minutes left but they did warn it will not show up on here. while it says expired on the meter it doesn't mean we have no time left. >> it would greatly impact their ability to refill the meter. >> reporter: what about extra fund generated from parking tickets? boro banks on it all evening out due to more users who will stay longer plus meters, going up after every use. >> reporter: we got notification that our time is up. i could reload it on my app but good time for to us head out. reporting from new hope, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that would be so many times i'm sprinting down the street trying to feed the meter. fiat chrysler gets hit with a 105 million-dollar fine. national highway traffic safety administration will announce that fine on monday. the agency says chrysler

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weather but for me it may as well be all year long. anyway... >> heat and humidity, today. it will be the on the increase throughout the weekend. we are dealing with heat wave for middle of the work week. not a bad start to the sunday. sunshine high clouds. live look at ben franklin bridge. humidity levels on the rise. you can feel difference. it will get worse over next 24 to 48 hours. seventy-five at the airport. seventy-three in wilmington and trenton. mid 70's along the shore. suburbs same deal, low to mid 07's for northwestern suburbs. check out storm scan three we are quiet. good day to be outside, if you can brave heat. temperatures will be getting up to 90 degrees this have afternoon. we will break down numbers throughout the afternoon. by noon time we are at 86 under partly sunny skies. here lower 80's in the poconos. i'll show thaw heat wave in a few more minutes nicole. developing right now a mother and her within year-old child are in critical

condition after being stabbed overnight. police say their attacker is still on the loose. cherry greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live outside st. christopher's hospital where that little girl was taken. what can you tell us. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. both the mother and this baby girl are in critical condition this morning fighting for that are lives. police say it was a domestic dispute that ended when a man stabbed that baby girl in her chest and slashed her mother several times as she held that baby in her arms. police say it all happened just before 12:30 sunday morning. that is when a man stabbed a 37 year-old mother as she held her within year-old baby in her arms. police arrived on the scene in the 1900 block of dallas street to find the mother with multiple slash wound and the the baby girl, single stab wound to the chest. both mother and daughter were rushed to einstein hospital where the mother rehad mains in critical condition. the within year-old girl was

then transported to st. christopher's hospital for children where she also remains critical. police are on the look out for the man who committed the stabbing, in word on whether he is the father of the child. again that baby girl remains in critical condition here at st. christopher's and as police work to figure out what led to that double stabbing and they are working to track down the man who did it, police have in the yet released the name offer age of the suspect or the relationship, that that man had, to the child or to the mother. live from st. christopher's cherry greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks for that update. 8:33. president barack obama wraps up a historic visit to kenya. later today he will fly to ethiopia before heading home. earlier this morning gave a passionate speech to ken yan youth and civil leaders and urge his country to use histories try to guide few tire and corruption and tribal

conflict in that nation. >> i want to be very clear here politics that is based solely on tribe and ethnicity it is a politics that is doomed to tear a country apart. it is a failure. failure of imagination. >> new this trip to africa was friendly but not without controversy. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has the details. >> reporter: president obama is making history and making waves in his first presidential visit to kenya. he is first sitting u.s. president to visit the country, his first full day in kenya brought a moment of controversy when asked about gay rights. >> when you start treating people differently that is a path where by freedoms begin to erode. >> reporter: kenya's president said this is in the a view he shares. in kenya gay sex is punishable by up to 14 years in prison. >> this issue is in the really an issue that is on the

foremost mind have of kenyas. and, the visit has been smooth in the country where president obama is considered a native son. two leaders have discussed environmental and economic partnerships and cooperation on counter terrorism. kenya faces continued threats from the somalia based terror group al-shabob which claimed responsibility for the attacks on a mall in 2013, and a university in april. >> we have weakened those networks operating here in east africa. that doesn't mean that the problem is solved. >> reporter: president also remembered these lost in the 1998 bombing of the u.s. embassy in nirobi laying a wreath at the site. wendy gilette for cbs news. we're now officially less than within year away from the democratic national convention in philadelphia. the city is lighting up landmarks in blue this weekend to celebrate. "eyewitness news" there on both bet house row there last night. the convention is scheduled to

be at wells fargo senter from july 25th to the 28th in 2016. that is one week after the republican national conventions, in cleveland. pope francis arrived in philadelphia, 62 days from today, his itinerary is public but there is more for to you necessity, to prepare, a lot going on in the city. our pat ciarrocchi has this weeks inside line on the pope coming to philadelphia. >> reporter: when you stan at st. peters square with pope francis on a slow cruise through the crowd the faithful are caroled by barricade. the secure perimeter is there block wide. in fill at preside perimeter is still in the secret service court. the working plan is river to river and at least spring garden street to south, so that means no vehicles, nor buses inside that zone. no subway or el service between second and 30th, and also spring garden and locust walnut. after the failure this week of septa's web site for

purchasing regional rail passes for two day visit an expensive retooling is underway. septa says by monday, we should necessity when those 350,000 passes, only will be back on sale. >> this event is being described as a pilgrimage which means expect to walk. >> reporter: probably accredits ben franklin bridge from camden too. no determination on closing the bridge just yet. patco though is preparing for pilgrims annmarie mcmullen told our todd quinones that she's ready to leave before dawn. >> probably very early like four or 5:00 in the morning and we're ready to do that. >> reporter: no kidding. >> yes, we are we're determined we're willing. >> reporter: 1.5 million visitors will have access to the the new world meeting of families mobile app loaded with ideas on how to enjoy philadelphia a papal visit is big business, planners are telling us that the economic i am pennsylvania pack to the region could be as much as 500 million-dollar. in olde city, big business is in the unique momentoes

already being produced. >> people can buy anything from t-shirts, sweat shirts, polo shirts, is there so many products that we have access to that ultimately somebody can say hey, you know what i want a pull okays and i want pope's image on it no problem. >> reporter: bobble head pope francis may be your 11th with the man with a sacred duty but consider they sell st. peter bobble head in st. peters square who is to j pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". oh boy it is coming, it is on, 8:38. there is much more to come on "eyewitness news" coming up next, we will check with john dickerson for a look at that broadcast, we will be right

face the nation will be coming your way later on this morning at 10:30 here on cbs 36789 joining with us a preview live in washington is moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson john, good

morning. it is a republican primary fight, he is getting big crowds, ape doing very well in the poles. we will talk to two challengers taking to different routes. one is kentucky senator rand paul, he is stick to go his game plan but we will talk to texas former texas governor rick perry he took trump head on in a speech, and then we will change topics and talk to governor bobby jindal of louisiana about that terrible shooting in lafayette louisiana movie theater and to democratic senator joe mansion who has worked on gun control legislation here in washington. and then nicole, we will wrap it up with a round table to talk about the weeks political events. >> lots to cover john, we will be watching. thanks for the preview. 8:41. we're getting a glimpse of never before seen pictures on the day of the september 11th attacks. take a look, these pictures were released by national archive in response to the freedom of information act

request. you can see the president vice-president dick cheyney and also members of the president's cabinet as they react to the a attacks that killed 3,000 people. most of these were taken inside president george w. bush's emergency operations center we're told that is located just below the white house but some very poignant images there. 8:42. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton claims she never neglectly handled classified information in private e-mails. >> when i turned over, my 55,000 pages, i did so to help the state department, and they announced all of the former secretaries to please give any information because they were having some challenging with their record keeping. so i did. then i said okay, let's make it public. if i just turn it over, we were not be having this conversation. >> clinton made comments to the iowa gathering over the weekend. federal investigators are now looking in the possibility of a class fight information, may have wound up on a private

e-mail server that clinton used while serving as secretary of state. hillary clinton's presidential campaign says former secretary of state will testify on the embassy attacks on benghazi, separate issue here. clinton greed to testify before a house panel on october 22nd but a committee spokesperson says nothing has been finalized. u.s. ambassador and three others died in that attack in 2012. still to come this morning say good bye to the cooler temperature, we're heating things up, justin looks at how hot and humid it will be today and in your workweek. unlocking mysteries of the alzheimer's, brand new research about thee facts of that disease on woman and encouraging new steps being taken to try to stop that debilitating condition. we will be right back.

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studying a possible way to stop it. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the very exciting development. >> brain scams shows the plaque that is can cause alzheimer's disease and new researchers have a way to stop it before it robs their mind, and peoples lives. >> am lloyd is a protein that our nerve cells pro december normal willly but in alzheimer's disease it accumulateness to these plaques build up. >> reporter: researchers are testing a new drug known as a anti am lloyd antibody which can clear plaques from the the human brain. art, whose scanned positive for build up is taking part in the clinical trial known as a4 study. >> it is worth it to participate. i have nothing to lose other than the time i'm taking to doing an infusion once a in. >> reporter: researchers say the research behind the studies i similar to what happens with heart disease. >> we find people have slight liz elevated cholesterol and we decrease their cholesterol with staton drugs and hopefully prevent heart attacks or prevent strokes.

i think we can do that in alzheimer's disease. >> reporter: there is a lot of hope and excitement about this research. alzheimer's association invested eight million-dollar, its largest grant ever, people are being enrolled around the country and here in philadelphia. there is more information for you at cbs philly.com, click on health and i will put it on facebook and twitter. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good sunday morning everyone. hopefully you are enjoying your weekend and staying cool. it will be a more humid afternoon as we check with our weather watchers this morning. temperatures responding nicely to the sunshine. we will go up to new jersey, north of trenton in lawrenceville where peter checks in with 71 degrees. he has partly cloudy skies. back into that we will go, up in eagleville, lou checks in with 75 degrees under partly cloudy skies. calm wind, currently. little bit further to the south, if we can go back here, it looks like, again it it does in the want to work for me this morning.

but some other numbers across the region. phil, in philadelphia has 75. nottingham up to 84. fran's house. jason in middletown delaware checks in at 77 degrees at this hour. lets go down to the shore it will be a good place to be. temperatures in the lower 80's today with the breeze off water. live look at margate a few people on the beach but still plenty of room. heading to the shore go to margate and set up. it looks like somebody is in the ocean right now enjoying those confidentable ocean water temperatures right now in the lower to mid 07's. so we're warming up over the next several days. we will finish off month of july. average high 87 degrees, we are above that right around 90. cooler for your monday but then we will peak in the mid 90's for middle of the upcoming week and we it up to see another heat wave across the region. how will it feel factoring in the humidity. today humid. we are feeling that right new compared to the past several days. monday, tuesday we are calling it steamy and humidity levels peak for wednesday and

thursday, we will that have oppressive feel to the air mass looking good outdoor plans today notice storm scan three in the much happening a few fair weather clouds passing by, showers up north of new york city, they will stay there weak cold front out across the great lakes region and that will track eastward to i taxer mess of the the day stays dry but later this afternoon there called could be an isolated sure or storm toward the poconos. better chance to see scattered showers and storms on monday afternoon as this front weakens over us and sits over delaware valley, still humid monday's high in the 80's and we will need some rain as we are below average on the in so far, rainfall goes. back to hot sunny humid conditions for tuesday lower 90's hotter at the humidity. much happening in the morning and afternoon. mostly sunny conditions, in the region. the late afternoon at 4:00 this model showing a few isolated showers maybe thunderstorm from the lehigh valley on northward still a passing shower or thunderstorm

throughout overnight hours. watch what happens monday afternoon we will see widespread coverage of the showers and storms as that front just lingering right over the region. is what happening over the next several days? we will look at upper atmosphere and it is to our north and it tracks further north. that allows the core of the hot air over september rally with u.s. to expand over mid-atlantic. tuesday, wednesday thursday, those are highest day. then by end of the week we will see a drop, that tries to push that heat and humidity back to the south. some improvement as far as heatings by the end of the week. more humid at the shore but keeping it dry, lots of sunshine. 83 degrees. ocean water at 73. moderate risk for rip currents with that south wind increasing at 15 miles an hour. ocean temperature in the bad mid to upper 70's for off shore buoys but now we are setting up where we see southerly breeze.

that pushes out the warmer water at surface of the ocean and then replaced by cold water below i wouldn't be surprised if these water temperatures drop a few degrees over next few days. it is hot and humid this afternoon. ninety for the high. seventy-two for the low temperatures. passing thunderstorm. heat wave north tuesday wednesday and thursday low to mid 90's. more shower and storm chances late thursday. back over to you. 8:51. let get one last check of the road good morning ann. >> good morning nicole. gorgeous day for sunday drive this is schuylkill at gulph mills at king of prussia area. we don't have any major delays to tell but and that is good news in the traffic center. that makes us happy. the thinks schuylkill at gulph mills as we move along fine through philadelphia and its suburbs as you can see. we will move the traffic cam again to i-95 right here near the stadium. you can see walt whitman bridge in the the distance over there in delays or problems on i the five this portion or rest of philadelphia or its suburbs. you're taking walt whitman bridge, there is in problems

on that and as you take that to the atlantic city expressway that accident clearly eastbound, with the $3 toll in egg harbor and good to go and in problems on the garden state parkway. we will move traffic cam to another popular bridge, thinks ben franklin bridge, in delays or problems on the ben franklin however we have construction to two right lanes closed westbound heading in to philadelphia, the entire length of the bridge but so far it is not impacting traffic. later on it will as folks really take this bridge. taking mass transit it is honor close to schedule. that is latest from the traffic center, i'm ann evans new nicole back to you. >> thanks for the update dates. in sports, yesterday was his last start for the philadelphia phillies, cole hamels went out on top. cole hamels has been subject of constant trade roomers, we know that much and over his previous two starts hamels loud 14 runs and 20 hits with you yesterday, a in hitter against the chicago cubs. this was epic. hamels tossed a season high 129 pitches striking out 13,

it was the the 13th in hitter in team history. here's what cole had to say bit. >> nothing will top winning the world series but this is probably on that top list. that is right under it. we have got a great hitter up there in chris bryant. to be able to keep that in the bull park and herrera making an amazing play the second time outstanding for him to be able to do that and to go all out good pretty exciting stuff. little league superstar mo'ne davis will they out first pitch at a softball game in south philadelphia today. davis will be joined by mayor michael nutter and other dignitaries at submit play ground at 3:00 this afternoon. game kicks off first day of unity in the community's peace week and organization that works in collaborations in city neighborhood instead of the division. always great cause and good to see mo'ne out and about. in los angeles thousands of athletes kicking off

special olympic world games this weekend. the first lady michelle obama personally opening up the games there saturday night. this is largest gathering of athletes in los angeles since 1984 summer olympics. pretty big fe at there. competitors will participate in 25 sports over the next nine days. that is always such a inspiring set of events, those athletes are just incredible. still ahead they seem to be every where this summer, how one new jersey cher fish are man nabbed this shark yeah, right on the shorelines. we will have more on that coming up next.

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concerned over, but we are seeing a rot of sharks on the coast. >> water temperatures warmer than average but they are out there. >> abe the air temperatures are hot too. >> yes, up around 90 degrees, and then tomorrow a few scattered showers and storms but another heat wave, tuesday, wednesday thursday, wednesday and thursday will be worst of the day low to mid 90's. could feel like a hundred. >> july going on nut style. justin thanks. that is "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on television but we are always on line at cbs philly.com. sun take morning with charles osgood is next, make it a great day. we will see you. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh!

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