an s.u.v. flipped on its side in philadelphia's society hill neighborhood. new information on the driver killed in that crash. >> and, ferguson missouri one year later, how march remembers remembering michael brown on and the anniversary of had is death. pleasant weather continues, but the question is just how long will our great weather last? today is sunday, august 9th, good morning, everyone, i'm todd quinones, nicole brewer is off today. there is a new member of our weather team, meteorologist, kyla grogan joins us now again, kyla, hello, good morning, and what a great weekend? yes, what a great weekend to come to philadelphia. i'm certainly enjoying t working on your tan at all? i know you had chores to do. >> no, i haven't had the chance. >> when work on mine, with a hat and lots every sunday screen, you have the irish last name, the irish skin to go with t yes, but if you want to get outside today, beautiful day out there. and i think anyone with outdoor plans will be very happy, with what i am about to tell you. let's start with a look right now, at kutztown, you can see, 67 degrees, the winds nice and

calm, just out of the east northeast. just 3 miles per hour, not bad. beautiful blue skies, seeing a lot of that today in the region, sunny sunday on tap. storm i shall start to the week. some rain expected monday into tuesday, and that will cool us down, ever so slightly, and ever so briefly. let's take live look at storm scan3, and you can see, the radar nice and clear, again, just picking up on barely anything there. not even blip. few high clouds, that's about it. temperatures around the region looking quite nice. seventy-four in philadelphia, 68 atlantic city, up in reading about 67 degrees, and mount pocono, made it up to that 60 degrees mark, yes, you're in the 60s club. we talk about the rain, want to come back in just a few, time it out for you, show you when the heaviest rain is expected to tall. again, this will happen as you get monday night into tuesday. so i'll have all of the details for when you i come back in just a moment. todd, back to you. >> kyla, thank you very much. getting new information about a deadly car crash this morning in society hill. it happened at around 5:30, this morning, at fourth and lombard street.

police say an s.u.v. hit bump and lost control, then slammed into a tree, and then flipped on it side. investigators say, the 21 year old driver was ejected and died after being crushed by the car. three other people were in that car but they were not injured. also, new this morning, in the somerdale section, philadelphia police are searching for the person who shot a man in a back, the victim told police he was walking down the sidewalk on somerdale street near robbins avenue when someone came up from behind and shot him just before midnight. he was taken to einstein hospital. he is expected to survive. the shooter, though, still remains at large. and, this morning, philadelphia fire investigators looking for the cause of a fire that tore through several amounts in a restaurant, near the intersection broad and huntington street in north philadelphia. surely after 1:00 a.m., fire crews respond today a call of flames on the second floor of the 3-story structure, we're told the apartment was empty, where the fire started, two people were evacuated, and no

injuries were reported. well, happening today, the town of ferguson, missouri marks one year since the shooting of michael brown. yesterday, hundreds marched through the town led by brown's father michael. the shooting of the unarmed black 18 year old, by white police officer, darren wilson, sparked violent demonstrations across the country. brown's controversial death gave birth to the black lives matter movement. later today a march is planned that will start at the site of the brown shooting and finish at a local church. >> a deadly police involved shooting is now being investigated by the f.b.i. in texas. friday morning, rookie police officer brad miller shot and killed 19 year old christian taylor during a burglary call at a car dealership. according to reports, taylor was unarmed at the time of the shooting. in arlington police department spokesman says that taylor was uncooperative after crashing

his jeep through the front glass of the dealership during that encounter. >> as officers stood outside the building they made verbal contact with mr. taylor through the glass wall, instructing him to lie on the ground. mr. taylor was not compliant. >> the officer has been placed on administrative leave while the investigation takes place, family members describe taylor as a good kid, and don't believe that he was trying to commit a crime. >> and police are investigating a deadly shooting in north philadelphia. detective say a 46 year old man was shot in the chest, at allegheny avenue and e street around 2:30 in the afternoon, he died at temple university hospital. two other were wounded, one of them, 59 year old man, search is on for the gunman this morning. and, we're learning more about deadly stabbing in mayfair early saturday, police say it happened after a 21 year old man tried flagging down a driver, who was going the wrong way on revere street. police say the man slowed down, the car slowed down, and a man got out of that vehicle and stabbed the 21 year old in

the chest. suspect then got back in the car, and fled the scene. police are still looking for the suspect. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane was fingerprinted and arraigned this weekend at the montgomery county courthouse. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff was there as kane turned herself in. >> the weekend crowd in norristown strayed from the norm. as state attorney general, kathleen kane, was met by media, and a handful of well-wishers. >> good luck, miss kane. >> but that small smile fell flat. once inside the montgomery county detective bureau. as it is looking through the other end of the lens, cane arraigned under the same conditions as though she spent her career prosecuting. >> she went through the series of things we have to do with processing, with fingerprints, and mugshots, things like that. >> this is a sad day for the citizens of pennsylvania. >> the same sentiment twice in one week. thursday, kane was formally charged with crimes, including

obstruction, and perjury, which is a felony. the alleged leak of protected grand jury information, that was later published in the philadelphia daily news. prosecutors believe that this was an act of retaliation against former colleagues that kane believe dement her bad press in the month prior. after a video meeting with the district judge, kane was even more sure to avoid comment, but attorney spoke out against thursday's allegations. >> it leaves out players t leaves out communications, it is really only very small part of the story. it is not uncommon in a criminal case. and we expect that as time goes on, a greet deal more will come to light. >> despite pushes from top state leaders, kane has made it clear, she will continue serving as the state's top prosecutors and the counties newest defendant. alexandria huff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> of course stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the case against attorney general kane, the latest on air, also on line at cbsphilly.com.

donald trump is under fire again, for controversial comment. trump didn't like how he was treated during this week's republican debate. he made it known. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown with more on how trump's words have cost him an invite to a conservative gather this weekend. >> trump tried to defend his dismiss i have treatment of fox news debate moderator megan kelly, but he only appeared to add more fuel to the fire. >> she get out, she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions. and, you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her where ever, but she was, in my opinion, she was off base. >> eric erickson, red state gathering, said trump crossed the line of de ends ski. >> if you haven't heard, i dis invited donald trump. hang on. just hang on. >> in response, trump called

erickson a quote total loser. but there were unmistakable signs of turmoil in his campaign saturday, in a rare occurrence, the billionaire businessman tried to soften his remarks, but in his trademark trump way, tweeting that he meant blood would have been coming out of kelly's knows, releasing a statement saying quote only deviant would think anything else. trump's political advisor roger stone apparently didn't think so, he parted waste with the campaign, we don't have time for political correctness, trump is right about that. but the campaign seems to have gone into a cul-de-sac, and i'm disappointed in the lack of specificity put forward by the campaign to date. >> that is not how we win elections. >> one by one, republican rivals took trump to task, some on twitter, others like jeb bush before the group of conservative activists. >> give me a break. i mean, do we want to win? do we want to insult 53% of all voters? what donald trump said is wrong. >> natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

and ed stone also says done al trump is measuring his success by blogs like the drunk report instead of by scientific polls. well, a south jersey man accused of leaving two puppies in a hot car it die has pleaded guilty to animal cruelty charges. authorities say that kevin conquest of sicklerville left the puppies in a mt. laurel parking lot while he work on july 4th. the three month old puppies were a husky and golden retriever. a judge fined conquest $4,000. and he's now banned from owning any animals for five years. and he must serve 40 hours of community service at the camden county animal shelter. >> a former montgomery county teach here pleaded guilty to having sex with one of her student cents sentenced to prison. thirty-four year old jessica streeper will serve nine months, nearly two years. prosecutors say streeper had sex with a eighth grade student last spring in her car a and in her home. she was teacher at eisenhour

teach science ahmaddiya inned any norristown. >> armed stand-off in texas leads to grim discovery. eight people are found dead in a home. >> also, ahead, the front after plane smashed. what caused all of this damage during a flight. >> and it is at latest on the cases of legionnaire's disease in new york city. testing continues while officials believe the outbreak has been contained.

>> new this morning in texas, who are i have i can scene, police discover five children, three adult, dead inside houston home. the discovery followed the arrest after man, wanted by police, authority on the

scene, spotted the body after juvenile through the window, at that point, deputies force themselves inside, which led to exchange of gunfire, and the stands off with police, when the man barricaded himself inside. >> we do know he did have the male subject, who is now being detained, has an aggravated assault, what will we do now, try to determine if any of the victims were family members, estranged wife, and how do they play if the children belong to him or someone else. >> well, that stand-off lasted about an hour, the suspect surrendered to police, he was taken into custody. police have not row less dollars his identity. >> over sees now, japan observing the 70s anniversary of the at tomorrow i can bol. spoke at somber ceremony honoring the victim today saying he will continue to push to get rid of nuclear weapons. the blast together with the bombing in hiroshima led to the end of world war ii after

japan surrender. more than 07,000 died, and from subsequent radiation sickness. we're getting new images for the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. french -- french army released these pictures, from above. france has launched week long operation to find more debris. last week, part of a wing believed ton from mh370 washed up on reunion island, that islands controlled by france, and located in the indian ocean. malaysia airlines flight 370, vanished in march of 2014, with some 239 people aboard. and a scary moment for airplane passengers had their flight get caught in a hail storm. forced to make emergency landing in denver. the delta plane was heading to salt lake city from boston friday, when the storm hit, breaking the cockpit windows, and tearing up other part of the aircraft. the plane landed safely, at denver international airport, one person was taken to the hospital.

at least 22 people are dead, or missing, after a typhoon hits taiwan, in maine land china. heavy rains also triggered mudslides, and collapsed trees and houses. cbs correspondent brian web shows us the damage left behind. >> typhoon slammed taiwan saturday, with wind reaching 125 miles an hour. more than 40-inch of rain fell, in part of the country, creating floods, and triggers massive mudslides. more than 3 million homes lost power, and rescue crews struggled to reach people stranded by flashfloods. >> this woman says she is looking for her friends, after a mud slide. at least six people are reported dead, including a eight year old girl, and her mother, swept out to sea. the girls twin sister is still missing. so far the strongest storm of the year has already weakened, but it is still expected to bring heavy wind and rain across the region in the

coming days. brian web, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". kyla, we've been saying it all morning long, it has been beautiful weekend, gorgeous day today. that will will continue. but some rain, some rain? >> there has to be a but his there, i know. but we do need rain, too. you have to have rain to keep your lawn nice and green, and everything rolling. >> and the middle of the week, so if we have rain -- >> you'll take it a monday or tuesday perhaps. ready for your moment of zen? i have something for you. take a look at this. margate, headed to the shore. everyone just breathe in, and breathe out and watch those waves roll. that's a beautiful, beautiful shot there right now. blue skies, what more do you want? i think this is perfect. actually gorgeous. and the beach waiting just for you. wide open. look at that. that's not going to be found everywhere. if you are headed down to the shore today, 08 degrees as a high what we are expecting, do have the rip currents risk at moderate today. the water about 70 degrees

temperature, not bad. winds out of the northeast, could get little gusty there, to up about 20 miles per hour, of course get the sunscreen on. uv index is up to eight. water temperatures are not bad. we are running little bit below average in some spots, certainly handy hook is one of them, so is atlantic city. see lewes, delaware, not bad, ocean city maryland, little warmer than average. average there about 71 degrees. temperatures around the region, let's take a look at them, atlantic city, 68 degrees for you, 74 in philadelphia, and mount pocono, warming up rather quickly here, we zoom into the 60s now, sitting at 66 degrees. if we zoom in little further here, inland, see mt. holly at 69. seventy-four in pal my, a quakertown, coming in at 70 degrees. look at the radar, storm scan3, is gorgeous, today. absolutely beautiful there. nice and clear, just see few high clouds, barely anything to speak of. and as we look at what to expect going through today, comfortable temperatures in the 80s, another stunner, and late showers, storms, monday, that's where the next weather

headline is coming, as we head into our work week, high pressure in control this weaken, been gorgeous with the sunshine, but monday, you start to see the next low pressure system rolling in. cold front with it. ahead of the cold front we start to see the stormy weather. certainly that's going to be the case as we get monday night into tuesday. little humidity going to be creeping in there, too, so that's going to change things for us. now, if you're wondering how much rain we're looking at? it is likely to be under an inch. looking at two models here, gfs and european model, both showing about eight, nine tents after inch of rain. so just enough to give us hopefully good soaking there. it will also help to bring down the pollen count. which if you're like me, i get little sneezy, certainly feeling it the past couple of days, today, and tomorrow, up about at a eight there out of ten. but as you can see, we get the rain in there. we drop down on tuesday to just a three. so little relief coming for you there. all right, so today, in philadelphia, a beautiful day. sunshine, warm, few clouds out there, eight a degrees. the wind nice and calm. beautiful as we get started into our day and our evening,

more of the same, mild temperatures, increasing clouds, temperatures about 66 degrees, in the overnight low. so the clouds will start increasing, that indicates what's coming our way, if you look at your seven day forecast, you see what i am talking about here, beautiful sunday gives way to cloudy monday, see the cool down there monday and tuesday, that's when that rainy weather comes in. and the cool down lasts as we get into wednesday, thursday, high of just 81 degrees but the heat is back as we get into friday. and zoom up next saturday, so, i am keeping ion next weekend being todd, think that i one could very likely and bit after scorcher. >> all right, we'll keep our eyes for it, thank you, cellula. time to check the roads, we go out to ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic centerment hello, ann. >> hello todd. looking at the blue route, approaching the schuylkill expressway, you have construction, taking out the right lane, and there are delays, lou look at the traffic squeezing by there is construction, again, weaver construction on the blue route today. southbound, between exit 18, the cons and norristown exit and 16 the schuylkill cons show who can end exit.

morning the traffic cam to the schuylkill at the vine expressway. there go, schuylkill being the top of your screen, vine st. expressway in the middle. no delays or problems on the schuylkill or the vine street expressway this morning. >> and moving the traffic cam one more time to i95 at the platt bridge. platt bridge in good shape. if you are taking any of our bridges this morning, no delays or problems. if you are headed to the shore, everything looks good on the 42 freeway, 55, a.c. expressway, and the garden state parkway. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, todd back to you. >> ann ann, thank youment to the latest of the cases of legionnaire's disease in new york, mayor says the month long outbreak finally contained, but the work far from over. number every cases stands at 108 and ten people so far have died of the disease. steve langford from our sister station cbs2 report. >> reporter: state officials leaving the medical center in the bronx saturday with a test sample from one of the hospitals cooling towers as part of blitz of the borough to stop the spread of

legionnaire's disease. crews are wasting to test more than 40 buildings by the end of the weekend. >> the bronx borough president asked the governor and the governor asked us. >> reporter: the state effort focusing on testing 100 cooling towers, five sections every bronx. fordham, mount eden, hunts point, moth haven, high bridge. >> we're here today to help manage this process, in constant communication, with all levels of government, including the sit. >> i the governor and mayor's offices are teaming to up fight the outbreak despite growing tensions and concerns over who is in charge. just hours after the governor deployed 150 state rock ers -- workers to the bronx, mayor held news conference. >> we have confronted reality this outbreak that new york city has never seen before. >> the mayor revealing five new sites in the bronx where legionnaire's bacteria has been found, including a verizon facility. the bronx housing court, the bronx hall of justice, a soon to be decommissioned post

office, and a high school, those sites sampled and disinfected, the mayor says. >> as revealed the potential and i want to emphasize these numbers carefully, the potential grand total poe ten sean of 161 buildings in the area of the south bronx, which is very defined, the good news is that this outbreak is clearly tapering off. there is still more work to be done. the mayor was asked if politics is getting in the way of fighting the disease. >> we took charge on day one. we took matters into our own hands. and that's why the situation is changing. and we used all of the resources of this government, as you see here, to address t we're going to work with the other levels of government always. but i learned a long time ago, god bless the child that's got his own, and new york city has often had to go it alone. and we have the tonight do. that will we always will. >> that was cbs2 steve langford reporting. more building will be inspected and disinfected today. we'll be right back.

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>> the daily show former host joan stewart scured the high and might which his commontaries and interviews, now he is the one in the hot seat. here is a preview of the interview you will see coming up a little later on, cbs this sunday morning. this piece will end with like a decorative sun. it will. >> true. >> yes, people sends in the sun. >> john stewart, can be forgiven, for sleeping in on sunday mornings. for the party 16 years, he hosed comedy central the daily show. >> my name is john stewart. >> tenure that came to close, on thursday. >> this is it. this is the final episode. >> stewart didn't just host the show.

the 52 year old, ran the show. >> hey they're talking about me. >> and turns the nightly news satire into a nightly news source for many. >> what do you got now? you're also senioritis. what do you have, about a year? >> you're on your way out. >> i can't believe you're leaving before me. >> nine people shot in the church. what about that? >> we are back. this is our first show since the tragedy, in new york city. >> and in at least one case, stewart's influence had a very tangible effect. >> gentlemen, i cannot thank you enough. all i can do, i feel like apologizing to all of you, i'm not even sure why. it is an absolute travesty. >> after stewart invited 9/11 first responders onto his show, congress voted to federally fund their healthcare. a move largely credited to

stewart. >> to the end, political it co-and media big wigs kissed to up stewart in his young audience. bye he was finds staying outside the mother throwing rots it is castle. >> do you like -- >> , no i despite it. >> how about that? john stewart marks the end after era. plus junk ward where art has taken root. the female answer to the man cave. that's this sunday morning right here on cbs-3, at 9:00 a.m. well, coming up in the next half hour on "eyewitness news", tens stands off with police is captured on camera. woman armed with a knife approaches an officer at the scene after fire. also ahead, when you are using a credit cards, and cashier asks if you have an i.d., do you have to show it? jim donovan has that answer, coming up. and, enjoy this nice dry weather while it lasts. meteorologist, kyla growing inch is back with your eyewitness forecast that's coming up next.

that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today is sunday, august 9th, good morning, everyone, i'm todd quinones. we have great day in front of us weather wise. here's meteorologist, kyla growing inch with eyewitness weather watch else can we say? >> george, makes us want to sing, walk outside, this is inspirational weather, i think. it is, i hope you'll get outside a little bit. >> i'll try. i do have to put together more baby furniture. >> oh, very busy, at todd's house. that's understands recall, yes, you have to get that list down before the baby comes. if you can, get outside today, boy, beautiful one to do it. >> we have lovely temperatures out there, blue skies, let's

take a look at the temperatures around the region right now, you can sigh atlantic city sitting at 68 degrees, 74, in philadelphia, and about 66 in mount pocono, notice, that that wind is nice and calm, as well. so we're starting very nicely, look at this. this is cut town, talk about beautiful, that's like sky art, with those clouds there. absolutely gorgeous. 67 degrees, again, wind nice and calm, lot of blue skies out there. so our headlines, sunny sunday, beautiful day for you on tap. but stormy start to the week. and with those storms, comes a little bit of slight cool-down, doesn't last very long, but you'll feel as we head into the mid week time frame. taking live look at storm scan3, see the beautiful blue skies, that are out there, just few high clouds, and it is going to be like that for the majority of the day, won't be until the evening, we start to see the clouds roll in. daily planner there already 89 80s, coming philadelphia many looking up to the eight a degrees mark, clouds increasing along the way. so i time out the stormy

weather that will be coming up as we get monday night into tuesday, want to come back in just a few, we'll get you all prepared for your work week, but for now we head over to todd. >> kyla, thank you so much. happening today, family and french toddler killed in a hit-and-run accident, will gather to celebrate what would have been the boy's third birthday. back on april 13th, 2 year old david, and his mother, were struck by a hit-and-run driver, at the intersection of mascher street and lehigh avenue. the mother survived, but young david died several days later. to date, no one has been arrested or charged with the crime. the family says, it is holding the event tonight, to ensure justice for david. town of ferguson, shooting every michael brown, day where the eyes of the nation will focus yet again on the small mid western town. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in the cbs-3 news center with more. syma? >> well, todd, the shooting of michael brown, the un arm

black 18 year old, by white police officer, darren wilson, sparked many violent demonstrations, across the country, and around the world. yesterday, several hundred people marched through the town led by brown's father. >> , if personally a lost, but a lot of good came out of my son and pushed because he is still right here with us. >> surrounded by family members, michael brown, senior, lay teddy bears at the spot where his 18 year old son was killed, a year ago, in ferguson, missouri. they wore shirt bearing michael brown junior's picture, and the words chosen for change. the brown family then led a four and a half mile march to the high school where the teen had graduated. hundreds took part, walking along areas, where violence and looting rocked the community, and the weeks and months following brown's death. the white police officer responsible was cleared of any wrong-doing. in the year since brown's killing, the city of ferguson has started making changes.

officials hired an interim police chief who was black, and overhauled it municipal courtesies tell. the department of justin found that it had unfairly targeted blacks, and minorities, still, many marchers say, there is a reason to protest. >> we don't believe things like this should happen in america. >> really built this town, and the change: >> later today, another march is planned, that will start a site of the brown shooting and finish at a local church. live in the news room, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". owning, same, a thank you. outrage in south carolina, where the family of unarmed teenager killed by police is now demanding justice. nineteen year old zachary hammonds shot to death late last month during marijuana bus. police say hammond accelerated his karat officer but hammond's family says the teenager was actually slot from behind. seneca police have declined to

release dash cam video of the incident. >> woman shot by washington dc police officer, at the scene of a fire saturday evening. a warning some people might finds this video upsetting, witness captured the encounter camera phone, prior to the gun discharging you see the woman who was armed with knives moving toward the officer. police say he shot her once, after refusing orders to drop them. but eyewitnesses say, she was not a threat. >> knife in her hand, and like i say, she was no threat to the police. like she was going toward him, or she was like threatening him or nothing. so she had the knife. she was walking toward him, but she stopped. >> well the woman was taken to a local hospital where she was listed and report in the stable condition. >> the latest effort to honor a fallen philadelphia police officer get a major boost, a special basketball tournament was held at cobbs creek park at 61st and baltimore.

the community there has launched a campaign to name the basketball court there in memory of sergeant robert wilson. supporters signed petitions, sergeant wilson was killed during a robbery, in north philadelphia, in march. >> and, delaware county is rallying around a 12 year old recently diagnosed with leukemia. fifty teens participate in the wiffle ball tournament to benefit luke. the fundraiser was held at father nal fields in woodland, historiedly baseball teammates and others played 20 -- two, 20 minute games. he was diagnosissed when leukemia in june and grateful for the support that he's been getting. >> stay strong, stay tough, like you can get through this, no problems. and that you're one of the strongest kids that they know and that i can get through this no matter what. >> well, luke has not played baseball since diagnosed and he's anxious to get back on the field. good luck, luke. >> and the eagles fly for

leukemia charity hosed it annual night at the zoo for pediatric cancer pain friends area hospitals and hospice programs. hundreds of children and their families attended the philadelphia zoo free of charge, with face painting, liver music and other fun activities. eagles fly for leukemia supports pediatric cancer, and leukemia research. well, there is still much more to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next, we'll check in with "face the nation" john dickerson for a look ahead at to

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buzz out of the debate thursday night. we hop the aisle, talk to determine contradict presidential can date bernie sanders about both what he took from that republican debate and then what's going on with his campaign. a year after the shooting, we will talk to doctor colonel brooks of the naacp, what has changed, what hasn't. todd we wrap it all up at the end with a political round table. >> sound good, john, thank you. we will be watching. >> president obama took some time out of his busy schedule to hit the links. he teed off with comedian larry david on martha's vineyard in massachusetts. the first family is on vacation, for 17 days, but the work really never stopped for the what happened nerve chief. he'll still be getting his daily briefings, and meeting with advisors. still to come this morning, today is the day to get outside and enjoy this beautiful weather because it is not going to last for the work week, meteorologist, kyla growing inch back with your seven day forecast next. >> and emotional reunion, lost dog, is with his family again, after disappearing nine years

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toxic sludge that spilled from colorado gold mine into a river has now reached new mexico. the spill was caused by crews from the environmental protection agency, accidentally damaged rock damon wednesday. the epa says the muck contains heavy metals like lead and also arsonic. the agency also said that there is no way to get it out of the river. it is not yet clear what affect this will have on the local environment there. and, all evacuations have been lifted after a cooler weather helped firefighters gain more ground against northern california wild fire that forced hundreds of people from their homes. fire officials say the rocky fires now 70% contained, after sweeping through more than 100 square miles, about 3,000

firefighters are now battling that blaze. >> now, to happy ending for a lost pet and his owner cents, dog now back with his column row add owe family. melissa garza was therefore the emotional reunion. >> i know we're going to be, you know, love, love, love. just like getting a member of the family back. so -- >> lloyd has shed many tears since a member of his family went missing, nine years ago. >> is he going to recognize us, after all of this time? >> today unlikely reunion with ten year old boozer. >> boozer! >> goldstone's daughter was 15, when she came home from school, to empty backyard. >> i didn't ever expect to see him again. >> we didn't know if he was going to be mistreated. so, it was really tough. very tough. and, you know, despite, that we never forgot about him. >> it wasn't until boozer's new owner brought him into the

shelter this golston got word his boxer was still alive. foot hills animal shelter jennifer strickland says the big reunion is thanks to little microchip. >> we cannot emphasize to people enough to make sure that there is permanent identification, such as a microchip with your pet, but also a collar, tags, and a pet license. >> whatever he's got left, however many years he has left, you know, it is just going to be filled with love and family and fun. >> what an incredible story. that will was melissa garcia reporting. authorities say in addition to microchip through a vettor shelter you should also get your pet licensed through animal control. >> now back here at home, public art exhibit combines live animals with sculptures, and in center city. "eyewitness news", at rittenhouse square for the sculpture zoo. aspiring artists got chance tonight err act with the animals, then learn how to sculpt their own creations, the event was presented by the association for public parks. kyla, today is a great day to get out there and test your art skills, or do whatever you

want this. >> absolutely is. the day is like art, right? it is beautiful today. high, time for our eyewitness weather watchers up and adam, giving us nice observations, around philadelphia area. let's take a look at this one. this is ron, about 41 minutes ago, 75 degrees, already, where he is, lots of sunshine, in riverside, new jersey, pretty nice there. and about 69 degrees, for ed, over in chesterfield, and getting ready for his day. he says great weather, you can wear a suit to church today. and be comfortable. that's nice. and in august you don't always get to say. that will so ed, i think you're onto something there. let's take a look at one more, 74 degrees, sent in by pete nerve lawrenceville, new jersey, getting ready for beautiful day out there. in fact, beautiful day, all across the region. let's take live look right now at ocean sit place that i'm sure will be packed with people today. because it is one of those days. one of those summer days when you say this is the one that you want to be outside if you can. maybe ride the ferris wheel over there. i can ride those kind of

rides, roller coasters, can't do it, but ferris wheel, no problem. looking good out there, everybody. let's take a look at some of the temperatures today. you can see, we've got about 74 degrees there in palmyra, 69 in mt. holly, doylestown coming in at about 68 degrees. if we take a look at hour by hour, we they had through the temperatures in philadelphia, we work our way up to eight a degrees, so those 80s coming our way rather quickly, we get into the afternoon. see some of the clouds starting to roll in there in the afternoon hours as well. we start with the bright sunshine. but the cloudy skies, an indicator of what's to come. we'll get to that in just a moment. headed to the shore today, should be gorgeous day, 80 degrees, mostly sunny, little breezy out there, we could see that win out of the northeast kick to up about 15, 20 miles per hour. water temperature nice. 70 degrees, but if you're in the water make sure to watch out for the rip current. we have moderate risk for rip currents today. take a look at storm scan3. this is gorgeous, just few high clouds off to the west, you can see barely anything on the radar there, just blue skies, all around, and we expect to see that as we head

through good portion of our day today. so comfortable temperatures. another stunner for our sunday. highs in the mid 80s, but, there is a but, sore bye, that on monday, as we get late near the day, showers, storms, coming into the forecast, and that will head into our tuesday, as well. so, let's take look at future weather, track it for you, so you what's coming your way. you can see as we get through our day today really nice, keep the blue skies majority of the day. 11:00 p.m. start to see few clouds rolling in from the west, to the overnight hours, clouds pick up, and that moisture starts rolling toward us in the afternoon, that's 3:00 p.m. monday. and you start to see a bit of a change here in the after moss fear, that rain really kicks in overnight monday into tuesday, in fact, look at 8:00 a.m. tuesday morning, some heavier showers possible. down in places like cape may. so we keep an eye on, that it doesn't really clear out for us until we get later into the evening, tuesday, sets us up for pretty nice looking wednesday there, so how much rain can we expect? we look at mod tolls determine. that will and we're predicting little less than an inch for both the gfs model and the euro model enough to

maybe get beneficial rain here. but hopefully no flooding to be concerned with. taking a look at temperatures, you can see the rain helps to cool us down as we head through the week. by thursday, friday, though, here comes the warm temperatures, once again, we will start to warm up as we head into the following weekend. so, just little bit after respit from the temperatures. so 85 today in philadelphia, sunshine, warm, few clouds, out there. and the wind just five to 10 miles per hour. so another nice one. tonight should be pretty nice too. mild temperatures, will get down to the mid 60s, clouds will start to increase, again, see that more as we wake up tomorrow morning. take a look at your forecast here. again, that stellar sunday, followed by cloudy monday, and a stormy monday particularly overnight, into tuesday, we clear out, cool down little bit there, low 80s but by wednesday, about 84 degrees, and you can see friday, that sunshine in there, too, saturday boy getting warm. hey do you love watching the weather you can be featured in our newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher. sign up right now at

cbsphilly.com/watchers. todd back to you. >> kyla, thank you so much. time to check the roads one last time. gee out to ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. had old, up. >> hello, todd, looking at the blue route southbound between exit 18 and the conshohocken, he can it 16, schuylkill conshohocken exit, see the road construction. folks squeezing by that right lane to get through that construction zone. you do have delays right now as you can see, those delays are only worse as the morning goes on. we move the traffic cam here again. this is actually in lower again he had township. this is bethlehem pike at sumneytown pike where they just finish making road marking operations. look at the clear road lines. aren't they nice? so no delays or problems here. now that those road marking operations are complete. we move the traffic cam one more time, this is to i-95 at the walt whitman bridge. the walt whitman bridge right at the top of your screen, right in the distance there, no delays on 95, or on the walt whitman bridge this morning. and if you are headed to the shore from the walt whitman bridge this morning, no

myfoxphilly.com on the 42 freeway, five, atlantic city expressway in great shape. so is the garden state parkway. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann etch ands, todd, back to you. >> all right, ann, thank you very much. attention target shoppers. retail letter stop separating boys toys from girls toys, the big box retailer says they'll start phasing out gender signs in some departments, the shift comes in response to cuts and feedback that distinguishes between products for girls and boys saying that it is unnecessary, and may even be harmful. and verizon is ditching annual contracts, wireless giant is switch to month to month plans starting thursday. existing customers under contract can keep their plans or switch to new monthly option. verizon is also offering payment plan for new phones, instead of signing two year contract to get reduced price. the carrier joins at&t and t-mobile in dumping annual contract, earlier this year, very size on executives said

no contract phones are growing in popularity. and, well has this ever happened to you? in a store paying for a purchase with your credit cards, the cashier asks to see your drivers license. well, do you have to show it? "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan finds the answer is probably not. >> it is a common request when you pay by credit cards, one makes wayne un comfortable. >> with with all of the identity theft going on these days, just one of those things i prefer not to show my id. >> security experts say the information on your drivers license could be enough to steel your tid at this -- identity. >> you don't know who you are dealing with on the other side of the counter. >> despite demands from the cashier, you don't have to hand over your i.d. n some cases they're not even allowed to ask. >> you can absolutely say no. >> sean, of nerd wallet, says both mastercard and visa actually prohibit merchants from requiring id, provided the card is sign.

mastercard even allows to you file a complaint if you're asked. >> american express discourages stores from asking for id. but discover is different. it says its merchants are free to request id and may require it in some cases. >> discover actually state that if there is any concern, if the back of the payment card is not sign, the consumer needs to present two different forms of i.d. >> so how do you respond if you're asked to hand over your i.d.? suggest to go speak with manager and reminding them of your card's merchant agreement. something wayne does every time he just wishes he didn't have to. >> little bit hard to carry around the merchant agreement with you that says or even little statement that says, you know, here's the rule. so the bottom line, sign your card. by the way, if you do hand your i.d. to a clerk, it is illegal for them to record any of the information. reporting for three on your of the information. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim don enamel is yourtion. teeth's first three on your line of defense.n but daily eating and drinking can make it weak. try colgate enamel health.

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breaking news, looking at vehicle accident right there on the schuylkill, happening at montgomery. a complain reaction, crash, as we understands it, happening just moments ago, you can see there, that's impacting traffic for people headed on the schuylkill expressway. and in the meantime, weather wise, we have great day in front of us, kyla joins us now with one last look at the forecast. >> yes, it is going to be beautiful day today. >> enjoy the sunshine, mid 80s, however, we do have little rain coming, and that will be monday night too tuesday. so our work week not quite a start as we've had this weekend, but nod bad, wednesday, we get the sunshine back. >> there go, take a lock at your seven day forecast, beautiful day. you can see the rain starts to drop us down a little bit. temperature wise, see some low 80s, below average temperatures therefore monday, tuesday, we are clear out late tuesday night, by wednesday the sunshine is back, and those temperatures are still staying quite nice. heat does in the return until we head in the l ends of the week, and then we say good-bye

to these low to mid 80s, and we say hello to upper 80s, i even saw a few possible 90's in the forecast. >> still not bad, considering mid august. >> it is august, what do you want? exactly. >> not hot and humid and oppressive, not seeing that. >> no, and today is gorgeous, so enjoy it everybody. >> thank you, that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now, of course we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day, everyone.

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