there. i hope you can get out there today. let's look at the storm scan3 radar. see what i am talking b look how clear it is, our only problems are pretty far to the south, and they're off shore, yes, talking down off of the delmarva, virginia, even the carolinas. but i have to tell you, even that is going to be headed out pretty soon. so looking good. take a look at temperatures, 70 degrees in philadelphia, just hit 970 degrees mark, little cooler up in al town the 50's, 59 degrees for you, 52 mount pocono. it will be gorgeous day out there. as you can see, we will hit the 80s as we head into the noontime hourment it is beautiful. i wrote hello sunshine, because that he what we will be seeing as we head across the next not just today but the next two days, headed down to the shore, gorgeous weekend for t boy, if you're on vacation in weekends, maybe starting it or winding up, just stellar, stellar way to get outside and joan joy it, 79 for high today. about 80 as you get into sunday. you can see just going to be sunny. headlines are stellar saturday, sunday starting offer great, too, few clouds

probably coming in later in the day sunday, gives you idea what's coming our way, and that's some stormy weather rolling in early next week. we will talk about that, and we will time it out for you hour by hour, so you can make your plans as you get into the week. but i'm staying this about the weekends, todd, and it is nice. >> kyla, thank you very much. new this morning, police are investigating a fatal stabbing in mayfair overnight. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. in the 7300 block of revere street. a 21 year old man was stabbed in the chest. no word on who is responsible. >> and police in montgomery country investigating the stab being of a woman in norristown. it happened just before 1:30 this morning, on the 600 block of west lafayette street. a woman was stabbed several times, and no word on the suspect. however, police say, they don't believe the victim doesn't know her attacker. it also new this morning, fire crews are investigating the cause after overnight fire in west chester.

it happened in the 100 block of west union street, just before 1:30 this morning. three recent college graduates live in that house, but luckily, no one was home at the time. a neighbor who lives in that building described for us what happened. >> i was upstairs watching it. v, bank the door, opened it, just ran out in the street. philadelphia i figured out what was going on, you know, i wasn't going to stick around. >> luckily, no one there was injured. >> scary few moment in the sky for passengers aboard an american airlines flight last night, just off crews declared emergency. take a look at this video, from passenger aboard that flight who saw sparks flying from the engine. american airlines officials say some fuel burned off as the plane took off. officials stress that this isn't uncommon, and that no part of that plane was ever on fire. the airbus landed safely without incident. the 133 passengers on board

were put on another flight. >> kathleen kane will turn herself in today, according to the montgomery county district attorney's offers, state top prosecutors indicted thursday. will be arraigned via video conference, she faces conspiracy and perjury charges for allegedly leaking secret grand jury information, and then lying about it under oath. an attorney for kane said she is innocent and plans to plead not guilty. pennsylvania governor tom wolf has called on kane, though, to resign. >> former philadelphia eagle irving fryar has been found guilty of conspiracy and theft by deception. friar's mom, 74 year old eileen magee, also found guilty in mt. holly. friar and his mother stole more than $1.2 million from several banks and mortgage fraud scheme. sentencing is in october and they could face up to ten years in prison. >> gunman james holmes has

been spared the death penalty and will spend the rest of his life in prison for the colorado movie theater massacre. a jury deliberated for six and a half hours but could not come to unanimous agreement on death sentence. the verdict comes nearly four months after the trial began. terry okita has the details from los angeles. >> james holmes shows no emotion as he learned his fate for might g -- committing one of the worse mass shootings in us history. >> the court will impose life in prisonment without the possibility of parole. >> juror 17 said they could not reach unanimous verdict on the death penalty. >> what we split was one juror solidly in favor of life sentence, two that were undecided. and the rest were in favor of the death penalty. >> same jury convicted holmes last month of murdering 12 people, and wounding 70 others at our or a movie theatre in july 2012. holmes sentence bridges to ends a 15 week trial that began in april.

>> i still think death is justice for what thigh that guy did. but the system said otherwise. >> robert sullivan is the grandfather of six year old veronica, the youngest shooting victim. >> that's not justice. he living, he is breathing, and our loved ones are gone. >> but holmes defense attorney argued his mental illness pushed him to kill. and he should not be executed for his dillusions. >> i think the issue of mental illness was everything for the ones that did not want to impose the death penalty. >> the 27 year old will now live and die in prison. terry okita, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". new development in the visit of pope francis of philadelphia, the secret service, which is in charges of security for the historic event, now says it will not be screening visitors who are planning to walk across the ben franklin bridge. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live now, along the ben franklin bridge, this morning, to help us sort

all of this out. syma? >> reporter: good morning, todd, the world meeting of families event is about six weeks away, and mayor nutter expects about 1.5 million visitors on top of the one and a half million residents, so needless to say, a lot of people here are waiting to get more information when it comes to security measures. in the 20 plus years of the world meeting of families, philadelphia could set itself apart as the largest in the history of the world meeting of families. >> we are starting to get better idea what officials have in store for philadelphians and visitors during the papal visit next month. the secret service announced yesterday, there will be no security checkpoints for pedestrians who are crossing over the ben franklin bridge. earlier this week, it was announced that major roadways, and bridges, will be closed to traffic, starting friday, september 25th, and until monday the 28th. we now know, there will be some closures on i76, 676, and

route one. ninety-five will be open, but some ramps will be closed. there will be three lanes on the ben franklin bridge open to pedestrian traffic. the other four will be reserved for emergency vehicles. mayor nutter also announced what is being called a traffic box, for part of center city and west philly starting friday the 25th. that means, vehicles can leave the box, but won't be allowed back in. >> spring guard tone ridge, ridge to girard, girard to the schuylkill river. the southern boundary: south street, river to river. the east boundery: delaware avenue from south street to spring garden street. from the western boundary runs along the edge of the schuylkill river cuts up kim i drive stopping just below the girard avenue bridge. >> reporter: and the next security information we're awaiting for involves a list of prohibited item, within the safety zone. not sure he can actually when that list will be released.

we're live near the ben franklin bridge, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". syma, thank you very much. a top ranking democrat in the senate says he plans to vote against president obama's nuclear deal with iran. the details from capitol hill. >> reporter: new york senator chuck schumer says he'll vote against the iran deal when congress takes up the issue in september. schumer issued a three-page statement saying in part: there are serious weaknesses in the agreement. it would allow iran after ten to 15 years to be a nuclear threshold state with the blessing of the world community. during a senate hearing wednesday on the deal, schumer called this the most important vote of his political career. and said he wouldn't be swayed by the intense lobbying effort from the white house. >> i won't let party, pressure, politics interfere with doing what i think is right. >> reporter: schumer is the first senate democrat to publicly break from the white house. that could give others the green light to follow his

lead. the president has promised a presidential veto if congress rejects the deal, and at this point republicans don't have enough democrats in their corner to override that veto. >> we will be able to mobilize substantial majority of democrats in both the house and the senate in support of the deal and if necessary to sustain the president's veto. >> the top two democrats on the house foreign affairs committee have now said they too will oppose the deal. new york canning man, elliot angle, announced his opposition thursday, and brad sherman of california joined him friday morning. cbs news, capitol hill. and now onto campaign 2016. the republican presidential candidates first debate set a ratings record, some 24 million people watch front runner donald trump rivals in cleveland thursday night, making it the most watched cable news program ever. trump is coming under fire by some, after defending derogatory comments he made

about comedian rosey o'donnell, and other women. political observers though say it is just too early to say if the controversy will hurt him in the polls. it has been tricky measuring the weather patterns in the summer of trump. so far when he said things that party strategists have thought would hurt him, he had gone up in the polls. and last night he was confrontational, and behaving basically in a way no successful candidate ever has. but some people finds that appealing. >> well, trump called the debate questions unfair and called the moderators unprofessional. okay, well, lost in the woods for days. a new jersey man makes it out alive. coming up next "eyewitness news" who came to his rescue and how he was able to survive. and, would you ride this monster coaster? oh, man, we'll tell you when it is coming to the jersey shore when we come right back.

>> thrill seekers prepare to be blown away, new roller coast is her coming to the ocean city new jersey boardwalk, take a look, at gale force. the 125-foot tall coaster, features top speed of 64 miles per hour, and includes plenty of twists and turns, but you will have to wait until next year, for a ride. gale force is slated to open in play land cast away cove

next may, and kyle a today is a gorgeous day, to ride your favorite roller coaster? >> yes, but forget it. 64 miles per hour? i'm too chicken for that, todd. too chicken for. that will let's look at the eyewitness weather watchers, see what everybody's up to today. as we start into our beautiful morning, there you go. take a lock at some of the reports here, you can see, that 63 degrees in philadelphia right now, phil ready to enjoy. >> this clear start to beautiful weekend. he says get outside everybody. that's great advice, phil, i would recommend that, as well. and, let's take a look at another one here. you can see, about 59 degrees, where he had sped that is in chesterfield. he also is starting to look at this nice cool morning. he says take nice long walk this morning, beautiful day for that, too. we'll take a look at one more here. let's see, here, about 63 degrees there is one's bill, he's in cart inning ton. good morning, bill. i like the picture you have your dog there, that's awesome. also ready for another beautiful day. clear morning, dew point about

57 degrees, and looking forward to a nice day. and i tell you what, i think we can all look forward to nice day. in fact, let's look at the rooftop camera. look at this. boy oh, boy that's gorgeous, philadelphia, that's center city, looking south, right off of our cbs studio rooftop. and the sun is coming out. it is just going to be beautiful day today. not just in center city, but of course as we look all around the region, taking live look here, kutztown, about 55 degrees here. you can see the wind is nice and calm. that gorgeous sun, starting to peak up, and we will see some blue skies coming our way very shortly everybody. so it will be a gorgeous day out there. and i think we should -- i'll get out and enjoy it if i k see, nice and clear in philadelphia, little action to the south off shore there in the delmarva. not much to speak of. we see the low pressure start to move off shore, as we went through the saturday night, it will be looking good, into our sunday, but you see there is another low pressure system that's off to the north and west. as you get into monday afternoon, into the evening, that's when this next line of

showers is going to be approaching us. so i think it won't be until later, and monday into our tuesday, we start to see comings, will finally make its way toward philadelphia and our areas at the coast. but, right now, it is a gorgeous day. we don't have to worry about that yet. beautiful, in philadelphia, 70 degrees, 59 in millville, about 65 down in dover. fifty-nine in allentown, mount pocono, coming in, just at 50 degrees. if you're headed down to the shore right now, wind relatively calm. see it pick up little bit later today. seventy there, barnegat light. 64 degrees in stone harbor, stone harbor coming in about 63 degrees. shore forecast, i know a loft you probably headed out there today. 79 degrees for high what we are expecting. uv index about seven. do keep eye out there. the rip countries social security moderate. plus the winds could pick up little bit as you can see gusts up to about 20 miles per hour as we get through the afternoonment same story for our sunday, gorgeous sunshine, 08 degrees, what more do you want everybody? water temperature also, not bad, about 70 degrees. so that should be a beautiful day out at the shore. in fact, it is a practically

perfect day. sunny skies, warm temperatures, low humidity, and light winds. you know that's what you call the perfect forecast, right there, and it is kinds of nice to give you good wet on my first weekend here in fill. future weather showing you we are going to see the clouds start to work their way in. i think saturday is looking great. sunday morning, again, beautiful as we wake up, see the clouds off to the west. and all of that will start rolling our way, there is sunday at about 10:00 p.m. monday afternoon, that's when things get little dicey, 5:00 p.m., start to see some of the rain starting to roll close us to, in the overnight hours monday into tuesday that when things start to get little interesting. but today gorgeous day, sunny, pleasant, 80s, sunday starts nice, keep eye out for some afternoon clouds, as we take a look at today, eight a degrees, sunshine, and winds out of the northeast about 10 miles per hour. nice and quiet tonight, partly cloudy, temperatures just down to nice mild 65 degrees. take a look at your forecast here. beautiful weekend, again, watch out monday, afternoon, for those clouds, late showers and thunderstorms coming in monday night into tuesday.

but the sunshine is back. you can see the temperatures dip down slightly, start warming up, get the sun back, we get to the mid to late week time frame. so todd, your marching orders are in. enjoy this beautiful weekend. >> i love it. you know what's great, too, the low humidity, which is somewhat unusual for this time of year in the northeast. >> yes, and you feel it in the air, just fresh, lovely, in august, i'm take it. >> perfect, thank you so much. winslow township man survives harrowing ordeal, lost in the woods for three days. sixty-one year old james wharton left a barbeque on sharp avenue monday night, decided to cut through the woods to get back to his house on reading avenue. police began searching for him after he called 911, tuesday morning, to say that he was lost, and then his phone died. well, thursday night, four friends, who joined the search, stopped their atv's near williamstown road, heard wharton calling out for help. >> said his name. he said he's been walking in circles. like oh, my god this is the guy me and my friends nick had

to carry him out. then the two girls, christine and brit nip, were pushing the bryers, and the sticker bushes away so we could carry him out. >> wow. wharton enjoyed a soda, as he road on the atv to where police were stationed. doctors now are treating him for severe dehydration. have you ever heard of solar distortion? that's what they call it when home's vinyl siding melts. it is causing homeowners thousands of dollars. jim donovan has more on the problem and in this week's angie list report. >> reporter: vinyl siding the most popular single-family homicide g product in the united states. it is attractive, chemical, and durable. but some say their siding has melted, because of their neighbor's energy efficient windows. >> just a perfect series every events that leads to. >> this you have to have the right angle of the sun, so depending on the time of day, if the sun is high in the school or not, we actually see more cases we've been called out more in the wintertime

when the sun is lower. >> often referred to as low e windows, they act like a magnifying glass shooting the sun's rays like a lazer beam on to the house next-door. >> this is causing such a problem that many of the vinyl siding companies are actually including damage from low window reflection from the warantee. >> vinyl cud g companies and window manufacturers point the finger of responsibility at each otherment numerous lawsuits are in the works. but that still leaves homeowners like maura lewis to find their own solution. one option is to upgrade to a fiber cement or hardy planning siding, but that's about three times more expensive than standard vinyl. >> i kind of felt like our hands were tide, you know, casino of stuck with the situation, and not really being able to fix it at the time until we got more information on how to do that. >> expert recommend installing exterior screens over the offending windows to diffuse the heat. that requires a cooperative

neighbor. bill patterson saw what his windows were doing to the house next-door and had no issues spending $245 to have three screenings installed. >> hopefully people have the money to be neighborly. we all want to sell our houses at one point. you really can't sell a house that has severe damage. >> now, if you notice solar distortion on your home, try talking to your neighbor to see if they would be too long install screens or awnings to protect your house. for more information on angie on solar distortion, visit cbsphilly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", father with his touching tribute to his hearing impaired daughter, and also ahead on the hell watch, do some body building supplements fuel reading disorders? tell but new study coming up

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burn fat. but, some were overdoing it. 22% of men surveyed say they were using the supplements in place of meals. 8% had been told by doctors, to cut back, or stop taking them, and 3% had been hospitalized, for kidney or liver damage after using too many supplement. the supplement are sold at stores like this one. experts say, with a healthy diet, some of them can be good for you. others, not so much. there is nothing really inherently wrong in the supplement, the question is, what is in the supplement? what sells in there? >> mark cohen, owner says you should work nutritionist before starting supplements, some contain ingredients that can be unhealthy, even good supplement should be used in moderation. bottom line? >> supplement, a vitamin, can fill in the gap, but it will never replace food. >> i think tastes way better to just eat real food. >> see you eating food, home cooked meals.

>> that was kristin airs reporting. coming up in the next half hour, new details from the secret service about the pope's visit, and from president lincoln to pope francis. how history will be made this weekend. or that weekend, rather. and we have. >> this. >> loss of several hundred jobs for one community, gain for another. live with that

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today is saturday, august 8th, good morning everyone, aim todd can quinnipiac, shaping up to be a great weekend, weather wise. here's our new meteorologist, kyla growing inch, with eyewitness werth. you couldn't draw it up any better. >> everybody at home doesn't know it, but todd, were you singing, a little earlier, and i think the weather, i don't know, sounded pretty good. i think the weather has a lot to do with it, a day you want to sing. it is sunshine, it is beautiful, the humidity not bad either. just great day to be outside. i certainly hope you can. let's take live look at storm scan three you can see, the radar is already looking spectacular. check it out everybody. just little bit of action off shore in the southern part of the delmar v and point south. really fantastic, maybe at the shore, atlantic sit, couple temperature about 62 degrees, in philly, 07 degrees currently, up in the poconos, for the 50's, registering

about 52 degrees, at this hour. take a look at the beautiful temperatures, we head across our morning, we see nice 70s, nice start to the day, bright and beautiful, we work our way into the 9:00 a.m. hour. start to see those 80s creep in. probably about 11:00 a.m. noontime. but it is just going to be one for the record books, everybody. if you're going to be in philadelphia, the high today, about 85 degrees, with the sunshine, stellar sunshine also at the shore, high little cooler there, high of about 79 degrees. and the poconos, about 78. i think that's good hiking weather there. upper 70s, looking nice, so the headlines are stellar saturday, our sunday starting offer great too. see few clouds creep in, we head into the later part of sunday, and it gives you indication what's coming our way. we do have stormy weather rolling in, the beginning part of next week. so, as we start our work week monday night into tuesday, i will time it out for you, just few moment, when i come back, todd, back to you. >> kyla, thank you very much. new, secret service in charge of the to is already took

event, says it will not n screening visitors who are planning to walk across the ben franklin bridge. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry live along ben franklin bridge this morning to help us try and figure all of this out. same, a good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd. the world meeting of families events is about six weeks away. and mayor nutter expects about 1.5 million visitors, on top of the more than one and a half million residents. so, needless to say, a lot of folks are interesting in the security information. >> in the 20 plus years of the world meeting of families, philadelphia could set itself apart as the largest in the history of the world meeting of families. >> we are starting to get better idea what officials have in store for philadelphians and visitors during the papal visit next month. announce yesterday, no security checkpoints for pedestrians, who are crossing over the ben franklin bridge. earlier this week announced major roadways, bridges, will

be close today traffic starting friday september 25th, and until monday the 28th. we now know, there will be some closures, on i76, 676, and route one. ninety-five will be open, but some ramps will be closed. there will be three lanes on the ben franklin bridge open to pedestrian traffic. the other four will be reserved for emergency vehicles. mayor nutter also announced what is being called a traffic box for part of center city and west philly starting friday the 25th. that means vehicles can leave the box but won't be allowed back in. >> spring guards tone ridge, ridge to girard, girard to the schuylkill river. the southern boundary, south street, river, to river. the eastbound boundary, delaware avenue, from south street to spring garden street. from the western boundary, runs along the edge of the schuylkill river. cut up kelly drive stopping just below the girard avenue

bridge. and the next bit of information we're waiting on includes a list of bro him it dollars items, in the safety zone, but no word on when officials will release that list. live near the ben franklin bridge, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> during his visit pope francis will speak outside independence hall have, peels of history in front of him. holy father will stand at the same electric turn, abraham lincoln used to deliver the gettysburg address. it is now currently on display at the union league of philadelphia. >> this is a transformative pope. when he speaks, people listen. he does tremendous amount of global talking on social justice issues, religious freedom, our country was built around religious freedom. and there is just great tie in. >> it was used in 2013 by admiral lynch, the president of the union league for the 150 anniversary of the gettysburg address. and, we are now just 49

days away from the pope's arrival here in philadelphia. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the papal visit. preparations on tv, also on line, at cbsphilly.com. make -- neighborhood on edge as police continue their search for two gunmen who shot local bakery owner right in front of her own store. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown with the latest on the investigation. >> it was supposed to be a morning like any other for the own owner of the best cake kosher bakery on haverford avenue. when the 56 year old woman opened the store at 6:00 a.m., police say, two robbery suspect were waiting for her at the back door. >> they saw her inside. we think she may have reached for a baseball bat that she has in there. the male appeared to have come through the screen door by pushing it open. there was confrontation inside. and while inside, it appears she shot one time. >> the victim still got pink for air after being shot in the neck, managed to call 911. vaguely describing her two

attackers. police say they stole the victim's apron, which held about $300, before leaving the scene. >> someone fairly newspaper her routine. they know the business. they know the business hours. they know what time she comes? >> heart breaking because this is a good area. in and out, police officers always driving through, we don't have -- this is shocking to me. >> terry gains works in a building nearby, frequents the bakery. >> i probably would have been in there this morning getting donut. i go in there every other wednesday morning, every thursday and friday, because i work at this location thursday and friday's. but every week. and she is just a very kind laid. >> i jerome former bakery store employee still shocked by the incident. >> she is a nice lady. you know, she gives everybody a hand, gave me work before. >> police scouring the area looking for video that may lead them to the suspect. meantime the bakery was robbed back in january and just last week there was reportedly an attempted robbery, as well.

the victim remains in critical condition at penn presbyterian hospital. meantime police are asking anyone who may have been in this area may have been a witness to please come forward. in overbrook park, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". the chopper three over limerick where emergency crews returned to free someone trapped in this mangled car. it crashed at west ridge pike, in south limerick road two, cars were involved in that accident with one coming to rest against an utility pole. three people were taken to the hospital two. by helicopter. the cause of the crash has not yet been determined. >> and three resident living at a senior facility in hokessing delaware were sickened by carbon monoxide poisoning. chopper three over coax bury village love ville road fire officials blame faulty boiler in the basement for the leak, and building evacuated for almost three hours. >> and big change for amorosso baking company. they are closing their long time southwest philadelphia bakery, and moving to south

jersey. "eyewitness news" reporter charlotte tells us why, and she also talked with some who will soon be unemployed. >> reporter: for more than 50 years, and on any given day, workers outside amorosso bakery can be seen headed home with left over bread in hand. a sign that will soon be no more. >> everybody is gone. the whole building, every gone. >> reporter: iconic bakery laying off 200 employees, many who have work here for decades. >> twenty-six years. >> twenty-six years, wow. >> yes. >> lay. >> reporter: layoffs begin in october, by the end of the year the facilities on 56th street will close it doors. >> we heard rumors about two years ago, but we got a letter in our check yesterday. >> that letter from the company explains amorosso's has outgrown it current facility, and is needing an update. >> life has to go on after amorosso, that's okay. >> live will go on for amaro owe's at this bellmawr industrial park. the company and ginsburg bakery of atlantic sitly open

new joint facility to take advantage of the 20 million-dollar tax credit and current employees are encouraged to re-a apply. >> are you going apply? >> i'll apply, yes, if i get the job, i get the job. if i don't, i don't know, i'll finds a way f they don't take me, i mean, somebody will take me up. that's how i look at it. i keep a positive outlook on life. >> one jurisdiction's lost is an opportunity for economic growth for another. bellmawr's mayor tells me, that not only will the move bring hundreds of jobs here to bellmawr, but also, fill this warehouse, and he says, has stood empty for years. in bellmawr, charlotte, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". in the wake of the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia, a new report shows that only a hands full of railroads are close to meeting this year's deadline to install potentially life saving technology. expert say, positive train control, automated system, could have prevent dollars the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia earlier this year. amtrak says it, expect to meet

the december 31 deadline. the nation's largest freight railroad union pacific has not equipped any of it thousands of locomotives with that technology. and new accusations in the death of whitney houston's daughter bobbi kristina brown. administrator of the 22 year oldest tate has added a wrongful death count to the lawsuit against her partner. the amended lawsuit also accused nick gordon of giving her a, quote, toxic cocktail, and putting her face-down in the water. gordon has not been charged criminally. the family after young driver struck and killed by nascar champion tony stewart's car has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. it happened during a dirt track race in up-state new york one year ago. kevin ward junior killed august 9th after he got out of his rec car to confront stewart during yellow flag caution periods. family accuses stewart of gross negligence, saying he gunned the engine, and he put his car into a skid striking

and killing ward. >> teens in new york will test cooling towers in new york today, a mid deadly outbreak of legionnaire's disease, governor cuomo says the federal teams will test powers in the bronx. meanwhile, officials announce another person has the illness raising the number of people infected to 101. ten people so far have died. the bacteria that causes the disease was found in five buildings within a block of one another. the eyes of the nation are back on ferguson, miss your think weekendment tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the shooting death of an unarmed teen michael brown. in the unrest following brown's death, protests, leaders have vowed to create real change, and cbs news correspondent don champion spoke with both activists and politicians in ferguson. >> boarded stores, and empty lots, are the visible wounds left behind in ferguson, one year later, and if you look a bit deeper, there is a more truck concern. >> the african-americans here just don't get out and vote.

>> community activist phil says people here want change, but won't takings he leads the for -- >> he was part of the old regime. once we get the mayor out, hopefully the people will see that we can do this, and we can do things that we want to do. >> it has made changes, reduced traffic stops ands finals, used to bolster rev newspaper. the city's new interim police chief is black, and has reputation for community engagement. >> the power struck their here at city hall has also changed for the first time in history half the city councils sill now black. councilman wesley bell took office in april, and wants to see more police reforms, and new jobs. >> we're not going to get to a point where we pat ourselves on the back and say good job. we know we still have a loft work to do. >> activists on street corners trying to get residents to register to vote, as michael

hood didn't know he was eligible. >> the change that needs to happen it starts with people like myself. >> latest election more than double the previous turn out, but still, only about 30% of voters cast ballots. in ferguson missouri, don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". heading to the mover thinks weekend? well, meet the new fantastic four. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news", ukee washington takes you behind the scenes. superhero re booth. also, we have this. >> looking to get in shape this summer? coming up in the tech minute, three fitness trackers to choose from. >> sunshine to start the weekends. how long can this beautiful weather last? we'll have the forecast whether we come right back. stay with us.

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>> back now on "eyewitness news", with a father in new zealand, got tatoo of cochlear implant to make his daughter feel better about her real one. this is a photo of the facebook campbell's six year old daughter just got new cochlear implant, and he shaved his head in order to get the tatoo, then posted the photo on facebook, since then it has gone viral. very touching there. >> still a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and van eat a meyer joins us live from new york with a preview.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd. coming up it used to be snap debate lines the best way to create buzz, now many candidates are turning to viral videos. but can clicks and likes really turn into votes? >> plus marilyn brando looks back at the life of marilyn brando. the legendary actor had hundreds of hours of private recordings, explaining his rise and fall in hollywood. we'll talk to the film maker who has turned them into fascinating new documentary. >> some of them have been around for over a century. look out below. we'll take you for a ride on some of the old he is roller coast nerves america. all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, music in our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> thank you very much. we will be watching. well, tech fans get ready, the new iphone will make its debut next month. the new phone is expected to feature enhancements, including the touch display, better camera, faster pros tester. apple may also unveil new version.

ipad. 12.9-inch pro model. company hopes the new models will help with sales which have been lower than expected recently. >> well, fitness trackers could help you monitor just how much exercise and sleep you should be getting. and in this tech minute cnet.com sharon looks at the three top new wearable tractors, including one that's only $12. the pivotal tracker one most affordable tracker yet. for just $12, basic wrist bands distance travel, calories burned, sleep. sometimes the track something off, but at just $12, the best to look at fitness tracking a try. attracting everything would you expect, like sleep, distance, calories burned, and lasts up to 14 days. >> you can set a silent alarm that vibrates to wake you up in morning, and reminds to you get up and mover throughout the day. it is also waterproof and is

available for $130. for more serious fitness types, polar's n400 does all of the usual tracking, plus, gps. so you can get an accurate reading of your distance and pace. sleep tracking is automatic, it is of course wireless heart rate monitors, waterproof. starts at $200. in san francisco, sharon, cnet.com for cbs news. >> is there one that prods you to get up out of bed and dot exercise, though? weather watchers, cool reports coming in today. take a look at this one. 65 degrees, where lynn is in cherry hill. and she is enjoying the start to the day, she says last weekend before she leaves to get married, and it is a beauty, enjoy it, lynn, and congratulations by the way on your impending nuptials there. let's take a look at this one, too, dolores 51 degrees in newark, delaware, she is, she too getting ready to enjoy the day. cool start this morning, the heatwave is over.

you bet. it will be real niles as we head not just across today but also into tomorrow. let's take a look here, this is ed 60 degrees where he is in chesterfield, ed actually sent us few pictures i wanted to try and get in here if we could take a look here, you have one of the sun just starting to come up. >> early riser of the moon, thank you so. i love taking a look at your pictures everybody. let's take live look at philadelphia right now gorgeous as the sun starts to come up, right off the room do you have here at the studios, there it is, sunshine and blue skies that i've been promising i know you're wondering when the sun came up if i was delivering on that promise. well i am. >> enjoy it, for sure. because center city looking beautiful. so what's happened is the action that we kind of had yesterday moved off shore. we do have another low pressure is tell that will make it way in. you can see, there, sunday 3:00 p.m., we are taking a lock here, as this will start

to roll in monday start to see few clouds, monday off to noon, off to the west, see the line of showers, they'll continue tracking toward us. there is about 11:00 p.m. monday. i think those overnight hours monday into tuesday when we start to see some of the action. but no action to worry about right now, blue skies, beautiful temperatures, we take a look at the temperatures, 07 degrees in philadelphia, about 59 in allentown, 62 in lancaster, and about 65 in wildwood. mount pocono coming in ooh degrees, we zoom in closer here, him err local for you, palmyra, 56 for you. sixty-one mt. holly, about 59 in pottstown quakertown coming in at 55 degrees. so headed to the poconos this weekend, great weekend for it. talking upper 70s, sunshine, both saturday, sunday, you can see overnight lows there dipping into the 50's. great day for a hike if you can get out there. in fact, it is practically perfect. no matter where go in the region today. sunny skies, warm temperatures, low humidity,

light win, fantastic, he can actually what you want to order for a weekended many that you can about the trouble that's coming our way for monday night into tuesday future weather, we stay quite niles, get through saturday. go into sunday morning, still looking beautiful in philadelphia and pope to the east, shore line, but start to see little bit kicking off to the west, next low pressure is tell, starts to roll in, sunday 11:00 p.m., think while de okay, clouds roll, in monday afternoon when we start to get all of the action rolling in. , it will keep coming toward us here to the overnight hours, 3:00 a.m. tuesday. so i think if you're out veiling monday night, likely tone counter some of the rain. but today, hey, it is gorgeous out there. sunny, pleasant 80s, start nice, keep ion sunday about the p.m. clouds that start to roll n should be gorgeous weekend. today 85 in philadelphia, winds pretty mild out of the northeast at 10 miles per hour but just real noise day.

also, rolls into very noise evening. partly cloudy, my quiet night out there with the wind, looking good, hour by hour start to hit the 80s roll into the afternoon today. beautiful sunshine. let's take quick look at your eight day forecast, gorgeous weekend gives way to cloudy start to the work week, temperatures, dipping down as we get the stormy weather or night monday into tuesday, rebounding on wednesday with that sunshine, todd, back to you. >> showers tuesday, thank you es10 years after the fantastic four hit the big screen, super hero franchise back in theatres this weekend. "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington sat down with four new stars about bringing their powers to the big screen. >> they are the fantastic four. it is our duty as human beings. >> went into the unknown. >> sometimes. you're looking to discover one

thing and you find something else. elasticity, combustion, rock solid mission. >> i think this is a move bye young people coming to terms with things, coming of age. coming, you know, dealing with adversity, having to come together to see it, common enemy. >> the character starts out as kids, con temper area marvel comics many long erring running superhero team. the goal of director josh. >> when i met him he wanted to make a difference super film, an origin film where the fans can really get to know our characters before we have our powers. >> powers they work hard at brink to go life. >> really just kind of, you know, trusting your imagination, not being self conscious about it, you have to just commit to the the absurd at this of it. >> i had a light suit that i wore that actually, you know,

replicated flames how many the light would bounce off everybody, everybody else around me, worlds around me, so aid visual to kind of go off of. you never know exactly how, you know, the special effect will turn out. so i guess just like miles says, fully committing, trusting, what you're doing, than it makes sense and look right. >> originally five brilliant students brought together to experiment with travel and to other dimensions, one of them though took the wrong turn. >> victor. >> don't know anything about what's coming. >> a birds and a plane. >> you got to get him right. get him just right a lot out there. >> stronger than all of us >> i'm ukee washington,

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