ah, time to get ready for birds, eagles excitement is building as first preseason game gets underway today. also, a hot air balloon drive through is frightening when a about a lawn crashes in the the lancaster county field as three people are injured. remembering julian bond long time leaders of the civil rights movement has passed way at 75. good morning, it is sunday, august 16th, i'm nicole brewer. thanks so much for joining us. it is 6:00 o'clock on the dot and we have been told we will crank up the heat more. kyla, is this true because yesterday was a hot one. >> it was, and that humidity kick in late in the afternoon. i saw a kid getting in the mountain in the philadelphia. >> i used to do that as a kid.

>> i wanted to get in the fountain but that probably wouldn't look good. it will be a hot one day. heat continues into monday. we will get hotter before we pull back just a bit mid week time frame. here we combo again, everybody another hot day here in philadelphia we do have the the clear blue skies out there, that is the upside of all of that high pressure that is in control. take a look at storm scan three and you can see what i'm talking about here. clear skies, clear sailing on that i-95 cover cover. from d.c. to new york. the out trying, no problems at all. lets look at these temperatures. the this time yesterday we were cooler, so that gives us an indication we are at 37 degrees in philadelphia, where we're going to day. sixty-one mount pocono. fifty-nine in a atlantic city. cher won't see heat we will see here in the city. temperatures around the region here you can see millville is 63. sixty-four lancaster. 67 degrees in wilmington. the lets take a look at some temperatures more hyper local here new castle 68 degrees.

sixty-three, and doylestown, about 68, and bensalem, it is about 70. the heat continues today as we rel role up to our high. we will already see some 80's as we get into our morning. by 11:00a in m we should roll in the 80's. that is the deal. it will be a hot one. plenty of sunshine and pleasant day at the shore. another day where anyone heading to the beach will be looking at very nice weather. >> always a good day for the the beach, thanks, kyla, a appreciate that. just a big day for eagles fans, much anticipated 2015 preseason schedule kicks off this afternoon. the eagles will take the field at the link begins indianapolis colts. if you are hoping on get a look at eagles high profile players like sam bradford, kiko alonzo and zach ertz you are out of luck. they will not suit up to day. bradford will play in week two of the preseason against baltimore. game time is 1:00 o'clock.

switching gears here and new this morning philadelphia police investigating a a deadly shooting in west kensington. police say it happened just before 1:00 outside of a bar at tenth and cumberland. that victim is described as a black male in his 40's. police say passerby took the victim to temple hospital where he was pronounced dead. they say people inside bar heard the the gunshots. >> there were some gunshots nearby and unfortunately not a lot of help with the shooting. >> reporter: police are reviewing surveillance cameras that may have captured the shooting. suspect is still at large. philadelphia police are investigating circumstances surrounding the deaths of the man found floating in the schuylkill river saturday night in manayunk. "eyewitness news" reporter steve the pather son has more. >> reporter: swept away. >> what we thought would be a rescue effort became a recovery effort. >> reporter: rescue crews respond nothing manayunk saturday night, call shortly after 6:00 a man goes in the

schuylkill river and is reported in missing. in an hour later search crews make the discovery. >> we have deployed our members in the the river and we were able to recover body at that time. unfortunately this gentlemen had expired. >> reporter: emergency officials say the man, believed to be in his 50's, was last spotted in the water, near the hidden river blues festival at venice island park. how he ended up in the schuylkill is now the focus of the police investigation but emergency workers cautioned care and respected the river. >> it is very dangerous to swim in the schuylkill, because of the currents, we do not recommend it at all. >> reporter: at this point police not releasing the identity of that victim. of course, causes under investigation. reporting from the news center, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile three people are recovering after a hot air balloon crashes in earl township lancaster county. this happened just before 8:00. police say pilot was attempting to land when top of the balloon got tangled in

overhead electrical wires n word how badly that pilot and passengers were injured, faa is investigating the cause. air travel is back to normal after a major computer glitch saturday caused thousands of cancellations and delays. cbs news correspondent weijia chen has the the latest. >> reporter: lights-- flights are taking off on the east coast including reagan national. thousands of flights were canceled or delayed, saturday. >> my flight was canceled, they rebook me to get to st. louis and then canceled the flight. >> reporter: faa traced the problem back to a computer glitch at its air traffic center in virginia. the system controlled high altitude air space for all three washington d.c. area airports. that meant flights had to detour around the the area. isaac gonzales was one of the frustrated passengers waiting it all at new york's laguardia airport. >> i'm staying in the airport

in a place i don't know, and i will be here all night until the the next flight in the next morning. i'm not happy. very upset. >> reporter: others took to twitter. hashtag, feels like mardi gras only without the fun. all flight canceled, no fun here. weijia chen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the push to raise the minimum wage for low wage work's cross pennsylvania, is getting some steam here in philadelphia supporters hit the streets of the center city to protest wage in equality. they called on lawmakers to boost minimum wage to $15 an hour. currently minimum wage is $7.25 in pennsylvania as compared to 7.50 in delaware and 8.38 in new jersey. argument poverty rates are too high and pay for food service workers too low. >> i'm trying to get higher wages, because, you know, i need more money to support me and my child. >> i have been a community organizers for many years trying to solve many problems

like drugs, drug sales, and we know we cannot resolve all of the issues, until we solve poverty. >> reporter: similar protests took place in cities across pennsylvania on saturday. and now to campaign 2016, donald trump has a commanding lead in the race for president, the the billion air and his rivals are in iowa for one of the most important events of the campaign so far. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has the very latest. >> reporter: donald trum april arrived in style at iowa state fair and then took questions. he criticized his fellow republican date jeb bush for a comment he made friday about isis, and what the u.s. needs to do in iraq to control the terror group. >> jeb bush is a pup tote his donors. he has lobbyist. said we have to prove we have skin in the game. it may be one of the dumbest things i have ever heard. >> reporter: trump unveiled

his first policy proposal of his campaign saying he would out line his plans on immigration sunday. he also answered a question about e-mail controversy enveloping the leading democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton. >> she has got a lot of problems with the e-mail situation. that is a big problem. if you look at general petraeus, he had just a tiny fraction on of what she's got going and they destroyed his life virtually. >> clinton addressed the issue of her using a private server while being secretary of state during her stop at the fair saturday morning. >> i never sent classified material on my e-mail and i never received any that was mark classified. >> reporter: clinton recently turned over the server to the fbi but data and her e-mails have been wiped clean. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". donald trump will have to take a break from the campaign trail to fulfill another civic doody, the the republican presidential front runner has

been called for jury duty. trump says he will return tomorrow to a manhattan courtroom and if he fails to appear he could face a $250 fine. well, hillary clinton was on the campaign trail in iowa on saturday her husband kept busy on a massachusetts golf course. former president bill clinton joining president obama at martha a's vineyard at day afternoon. the here's the video. the president is currently on a two week vacation. all right. 6:09. some sad news to report this morning civil right activist and former head of the naacp julian one has died. southern poverty law center release aid statement saying bond died last night, after a brief illness. it it did not specify what that illness was. national native was considered a icon of the 1960's civil rights movement. he later served as board chairman of the naacp for ten years. one was 75 years old. well, still to come this morning a little girl makes a sneaky steel at a liquor

store, so did someone put her up to this. we will have details. siri to the rescue how smart phone feature helped save a man trapped under a truck. tracking heat and humidity in the seven day forecast plus our next chance for storms, we have meteorologist kyla grogan in the house with the details coming up

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back on eyewitness news if you are planning to take new jersey transit's atlantic city rail line or river line to see pope francis you need to get your tickets in advance. the those special passes went on sale at noon time yesterday, the round trip ticket are good for september 26th and 27th. atlantic city rail tickets can be purchased on new jersey transit's web site, the cost is $30. river line ticket can be purchased at several stations including pennsauken transit center, the cost is $5. well, papal visit is fast approaching only 41 days left until a pontiff comes here to philadelphia you can find complete coverage of the visit on line, get the latest information and all of the logistics anytime at cbs philly.com. right now we want to talk weather. it will be another hot one. more humidity. >> i know, all of the above. >> yes. >> it is the same, another bad hair day, folks. it was really nice early in the day yesterday.

>> it was. >> we get out early. i went out for a walk. i thought this is very pleasant. if you you want to get out today, that is way to do it. if you are up watching us, you can take your walk, and take your dog out but later in the afternoon it gets tough. it will look pretty out there. lets look at campbell's feel. you get high pressure and blue skies, so we have got our sun, just starting to peak up, and it is just beautiful out there, gorgeous shot, you you can see philadelphia there in the distance. really nice. that is what we will see rolling through today. lets look at storm scan three. you can see clear skies, look at this, it doesn't get much clearer then this. as i zoom out you cane big picture in the just along eastern seaboard but it continues back to the west too. it will be a clear day, in doubt, lots of sunshine on tap. these are current temperature. we are at 73 degrees in philadelphia. sixty-five allentown. sixty-seven in wilmington. sixty-nine in atlantic city. those beaches is where we will see relief from the heat. look at the region though we

have 60's all the way down to richmond. about 66 degrees. sixty-five albany. new york city is heating up at 76 degrees. temperatures in the 60's and 70's, to points in the 60's. indication of the humidity which, in philadelphia right now is up to 74, 75 percent. humidity combined work all of this heat as you can see we are rolling in the lower 90's, today a high of 92 degrees. it will make it a hot one so just prepare yourself. we don't have air quality alert so that should help out a bit. humidity and heat in place. later this evening partly cloudy skies and lower in the lower 70's. usually we see 60's but that shows you how warm we are getting. how will it feel? well to day will be humid, steamy, and as we roll into monday, even more heat and humidity. that the is peak of the heat. we will start to dairy said pull back tuesday and wednesday. we are still the in the 90's there but bulk of it will be today and tomorrow. so if you are heading to the

shore a very different picture. eighty-four and sunshine. beautiful out there. uv index is a nine. we have got all that sunshine. be careful with the sun screen. rip current risk is low and look at that water temperature nice 73, i would be getting in. here's our picture. we have high pressure in control. ninety's with us on monday too. the tuesday we will see the cold front tracking in off to the north and west. that would be the thing that will bring us a few storms. if we can get into wednesday it gets closer with that heat. lets track forward on few you tour weather and sees what i'm talking about. we will go through sunday and monday looking g we will start to see pop ups heading off to our north and our west. tuesday a afternoon they will get closer. so we can start to see pop up then are storms. now you know a nice strong cold front could knock this heat out. it will not that be strong. it will in the drop us down too far but it will help a little bit. another hot 192 degrees. here we go. as we head in the evening,

it would be a clear evening but balmy a as that low stays in the 07's. take a look at the seven day forecast and we have that roll of 90's as we go into wednesday and thursday. pop up then are storms will show up tuesday afternoon. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday we will see those storms, we will need big ones to knock this heat out and we will not get it this week. >> all right, kyla, thank you. florida police are trying to track down a woman who tout a small child how to shoplift liquor. her terrible deed was all caught on camera. surveillance video shows that woman pointing to bottles and little girl following her common. eventually that child makes it out with bottled tequilla. police say they are working to find would the man and intend on charging her with corrupting a a minor among other things. on the cbs-3 healthwatch this morning, cell phones keep news touch, right, but at what cost? research now shows that parents distract by their devices can end up ignoring their children.

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new age problem. >> reporter: you see it every where parents on their cell phones instead of the paying attention to their children. how do you feel when your mom and dad are on the phone. >> sad. >> sad. >> kind of sad. >> reporter: one survey found a third of children said their parents spend as much as or more time on their devices then them. >> children of all ages, use the same adjective to describe how they feel when competing with screens for their parent's attention, angry, sad, frustrated and lonely. >> reporter: survey found more than half of the kid feel their parents check their devices too often and a third say they feel unimportant when their parents are distract by their phones. >> children, it could look like mommy or daddy is not engaged. >> reporter: psychologist say parents looking at their screens often respond more harshly to their kid, and it can be dangerous. >> we have seen a 22 percent spike in preventable accident with children and caretakers using their digital devices.

>> reporter: children often act out to get attention of the advertise tracked parents. here's the common message. >> turn them off. >> reporter: while many parents need to stay connect for work, psychologist say it is important for them to put away their smart phones during family time, interacting during meals together is especially beneficial for children. i'm stephanie stahl, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> sometimes you have to remind yourself just put the phone down. this is an interesting story about smart phones. many iphone command says siri can do a lot of things but one tennessee man says she saved his life. sam ray seen wearing the green shirt right there met the team at vanderbilt medical hospital that responded when he called for help or when siri called for help. ray was working underneath a truck when it felon him. his phone was in the back pocket. he could not get his arms free but his movement activated siri who then called 911. >> i put my leg down and i

heard siri say hey may i help you. >> wow, pretty incredible. helicopter was dispatched and got the help that he needed. the 18 year-old says his ordeal has influenced him for the better. he now wants to get a degree in medicine when he goes to college. how about that. amazing what technology can do. 6:20. still ahead on "eyewitness news" may the force be with you, stars wars comes to life in a new york city park. we will show you how. you may remember the hitchhiking robot whose cross country trip came to an end right here in philadelphia, still shaking my head about that one. but when we come back a team is working to rebuild and ignite the social experi

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6:23. earlier this month we saw the the end of the hitchbot, the robot that hitch hiked across america but only mace it as far as philadelphia and it was smashed to pieces. but as vanita nair reports some folks here in the philadelphia have some idea on how to make it right. >> reporter: these inventors want the end of hitchbot to be the beginning of the philly love b ot. >> philly is much better than that. >> reporter: steven mccarthey rushed to volunteer when helps parents told him the story of hitchbot's untimely demise. >> their reaction to what happened to hitchbot was, kind of fun bye sad. >> reporter: hitchhiking reabout on the from ontario, canada. >> reporter: hitchbot was a social experiment created by these two canadian researchers. during the past year solar power reabout on the relied on the kindness of strangers to make had its way across can inadequacies, germany and netherland. >> now i want to experience the american dream with my

newly sign. >> he caught a red are socks game, visited times square but hitched its final ride in philadelphia it was last seen august 1st sitting on this bench. but by morning, it was in pieces. fans, raged on social media. that is why the inventors are trying to make a amends, with new robots. it would encourage people to do good deed and talk bit on line. >> we are something not as sophisticated as the original but we're trying to find something that is scalable and maybe educational. >> reporter: investors plan to sell kits simple enough for children to assemble with the hopes of turning philadelphia, into the city of robottery love. vanita nair, cbs news, new york. >> that is why i love our tech community so much. way to go and step up. well, last night many were outside celebrating the philadelphia area unique tweak community.

i said have i love these guys. "eyewitness news" at academy of the natural sciencees on the parkway for fifth annual geek award. we have those. nominee where is joined by exotic animals on the red carpet, including snakes, bird and tortoise. the award were given out in 13 categories including geek of the year and comic creator of the year, congratulations to all the of the winners. turf say i attended that event last year, that event, and, in this community, geek is a good thing because these people are some of the smartest people we have right here in philadelphia big shout out to the geek community. all right. well, coming up in the next half an hour on "eyewitness news" getting ready for eagles and their first preseason game. we will take you live, when we come right back. plus wait until you hear about this one a curious bear gets a head stuck in a very tiny store, um-hmm. that is not good. and if you thought yesterday was hot, be prepared for today, kyla grogan is back with the latest on the heat wave.

today, it is sunday august , thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is just about 6:30. we will send it over to kyla grogan with eyewitness weather because we are hearing it will be a hot one. >> another hot one so heat just keeps rolling higher,

monday as well, and then we will fall back but not a great deal. >> by what, 1 degree. >> one or 2 degrees. nothing too get too terribly excited about. >> certainly isn't. >> it is all about the heat and humidity and i can tell you nicole, humidity is up to a level where we were yesterday. so it has my attention. you can see it behind me here. it is 73 degrees in philadelphia that is wind out of the southwest at 6 miles an hour. check out the humidity 73 percent. it is a little early for that. that gives you an indication of is what happening here throughout our day to day. so what to expect? the heat continues. we will see highs in the lower 90's again today, humid, steamy, in doubt bit. but 80's at the shore. we have relief if you are heading out the door and head to the beach. take a a look at storm can three. it is absolutely beautiful. very clear. that is caveat you get when we have high pressure. heat is one thing but blue skies will make it beautiful. lets look at our neighborhood network camera here.

this is palmyra cove. you're looking across very calm water and there is philadelphia in the distance. you can see blue skies as sun comes up we will see that even more clear and lovely but this is the story, beginning of it anyway, the the heat for next three days. we have highs in the 90's. monday a high of 94. we will get stormy weather in here starting tuesday, we will talk about that in a few moment and have your full seven day forecast. it is packed with heat, nicole, a little spoiler there. >> all right, kyla, thanks. right now philadelphia eagles, bird are back, which is good news, team set to play it first preseason game of the year later today. our cherry greg is live for news south philadelphia. i know it is early but are there any diehard out there. sometimes you can catch a few. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. not yet, it is still pretty quiet, parking lot over here just opened a few moments ago but i'm sure and i have been told that this will be the

place to be as the morning continues because the count down is on. all this off season talk is about to go into action in just a few hours. the eagles off season was filled with major changes in the roster and pressure is on for coach chip kelly to prove his strategy will work but today may not be the day to put it to the test. since the presume starting quarterback sam bradford won't be on the field. he really wants to play. i don't think he is happy with my decision. we have been out here for two weeks. he has done a nice job. he will get his first work against the ravens. >> reporter: bradford suffered a torn ligament in his knee he but praised for his speedy recovery and has not missed any practice. >> it is up to him. i'm ready to roll next week. >> reporter: tim tebow vying for a third string quarterback spot is expect to get sometime and says he has improved and ready. >> i'm looking forward to it. it is all nice to play begins someone else and that would be exciting and fun.

>> reporter: quarterback mark sanchez and matt barclay are expect to play today. so today's focus, the depth of kelly's roster. >> reporter: nicole, we're expecting the eagles fans optimism to be back today, a as they start to tailgate for this game, and let me just tell you you with regards to sam bradford there is going to be asking for input from a a higher power. there is already a petition where thousands and thousands of eagles fans have asked that he pray on sam bradford's knee, hopefully to get the eagles to the super bowl. live at the the link, cherry greg for kyw news radio 1060i eyewitness news. >> whatever it takes, cherry, thanks. >> exactly. in other news a driver is and rest for a hit and run crash that left a six year-old girl injured in northeast philadelphia this happened on the 6600 block of sylvester street around 7:00 last night.

the driver got out and ran from that scene after hitting several parked cars. a neighbor heard the the accident. >> the next thing i hear this little girl screaming, and another child screaming, and i heard a woman, a mother, and she was screaming as well and said we're about to have something horrible happen and they took her in an ambulance to the hospital. >> very scary. that girl is in stable condition at st. christopher's hospital. a plane crash in northern new jersey, killed the pilot this happened behind a child care center in west caldwell essex county. witnesses say that plane crashed shortly after taking off from essex county airport and landed in the wooded area matt kosar from our sister station wcbs has more on the crash. >> reporter: witness hose saw the plane crash and felt the the explosion ran toward the wooded area to help but there was nothing that they could do. >> second he started to explode you knew what happened. no way anyone walks from that.

>> reporter: shortly after taking off from the the essex county airport around 10:00 a a.m. the pilot of the six seater, 2009, zest in a, radio the control tower that he was unable to maintain power. he declared an emergency, returning to the field immediately. the tower responded. reporting to, witness statements it appears that the aircraft may have lost engine power. he crashed in the wooded area a half mile from the airport. >> it looked like it was making a turn and then it just kind of nose tied right in the ground. the as soon as it hit the ground it exploded and there were two more explosions after that. >> reporter: police say the 50 year-old pilot a new jersey man, was the only one on board he was a flight instructor on his way to teterboro airport to pick up a student. five investigators with the national transportation safety board will work to determine the cause of the crash. >> we currently know that we

have all four corners of the airplane on the scene. it didn't lose any parts in flight. we have evidence of the post impact fire. >> reporter: people who live and work near the airport said they feel fortunate that the aircraft didn't crash into a building. >> it is so close to where i work. >> i just feel numb, i cannot believe i just saw that. >> reporter: that was matt kosar reporting. police are not releasing the name of the pilot. the ntsb is bringing in specialist from pennsylvania to investigate that crash. it is 6:36 right now. the red cross is assisting three families displaced by a devastating row house fire in trenton, new jersey. flames ripped through five homes on the 200 block of hills place around 10:00 o'clock friday night. two people were taken to the hospital, including a fire fighter for heat exhaustion. there is in word right now on their condition, the the cause of the fire is being investigated. a heat wave is scorching the southwestern part of the country, excessive heat warnings have been posted in

air zone, nevada and california. the as carter evans tells us there is no relief expect throughout this weekend. >> reporter: august in phoenix is not supposed to be comfortable but even those used to the sweltering temperatures, they are not used to this. >> it feels like a hair dryer, really hot. >> reporter: when mercury hit 117 degrees at phoenix sky harbor airport it didn't just break a record for the day but tied the cities hottest temperature ever recorded in august. another record was broken overnight, the highest low temperature, it never got below 93 degrees. in california, palm springs, also hit 117. death valley hit 122. there is in relief for weekend which is proving especially challenging for fire fighters now battling two new fires. one ignited by a car accident on a los angeles freeway, another 30 miles east of l.a. continues to rage out of

control. at least two cabins have burn. strong wind and low humidity could be disastrous as volunteer fire fighter mike pecknor. >> the fire behavior in the see air, and low land of california, is extreme, it is nuts. we are seeing spread of 1,000 acres an hour. something we have never seen before. >> reporter: fire danger is made worse by the the state's punishing four year drought and water is what california residents are flocking too as temperatures sore. hundreds of thousands have fled to the beach, and to publish pools. including greg and his son. >> it is just too hot, nobody wants to do anything at home. we just come here to cool off. >> reporter: that was carter evans reporting. another story to tell you about here a news photographer, wow, gets too close to the action covering a wild fire in work ton state. you can see a large plane flies over dumping fire retardant on the neighborhood. photographer and his camera both covered in the mess this fire caused evacuation of the

more than 1500 residents in the area. well, you may recall that manhunt back in june for two escaped killers in new york. well, payroll record show it cost more than a million-dollar a day to search for those escapees. richard matt and david sweat that we're talking about. overtime cost alone for state troopers and corrections officers were 22 million-dollar higher then last year. more than 1100 officers took part in the 23 day manhunt. matt was shot dead, sweat was wounded and recaptured. 6:39. still to come, a, a home owner gets a surprise of his life. see how a bear went to extremes to get into a house. my goodness. and hey don't look now but labor day, right around the corner. if you are still thinking of heading out of town, jim donovan has advice for how to plan a trip for the unofficial end to the summer. we are in the middle of the heat wave, speaking of summer, kyla grogan is back with more on the seven day

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back on "eyewitness news" a record number of athletes gathered on the banks of the schuylkill river for the largest a adaptive rowing competition in the world. this regatta accommodates unique skills of the physically disable participants. "eyewitness news" recorder alexandria hoff has that

story. >> reporter: as water glistens it also suits and hide difference that he is land can sometimes accent wait. >> as you can see i'm bilateral above knee amputee. i was born this way. >> reporter: rachel and her team traveled from stockton, california to compete in the bay yad a regatta. she's a first timer and using prosthetics for balance. >> i can push against something. >> reporter: rachel's and a hundred others will compete in three separate categories based on their physical and visual impairment. >> we have two different where they cannot the use their legs and one that slide. >> reporter: racers start every 15 minutes and since every both bet has to be adopt todd the individual rower the turnover rate is like nasa car pit crew. >> it comes in, we will take

out a slider f someone need a fix we will slide a fix seat into set up for next athlete report report this was started 34 year-old ago by mark bay yacht a, this event as the saying goes, leaves the the disability at the dock. >> we love you guys. >> the more we work, the population, the more rerealize we are not much different. >> reporter: after a few laps, and adjustment it was time for rachel to take off, into a playing field that is rare, because it is level, but no less will challenging. >> it is calm out there on the water. they can go and be one with the water and one with the boat and get in the groove and it is all fair. >> reporter: alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i saw a whole lot of ability and can do attitudes. the that is great. congratulations to them. 6:44 right now. idaho man dealing with i bear of a problem you might say. doug carter snapped these

photos office bear as it poke its nest through the door, that his cat uses to get in and out of his condo. this kind of thing apparently happened before, back in may, a the mother bear and two cubs, climbed up on his deck and devoured the bird feeder, yeah, and when he got home from vacation last week apparently bears had broken through a lock sliding door on his balcony. so there is something inside that condo that the bears just cannot get enough of. i don't know what it is, but three times now that this has happened so he may want to think about that, kyla. >> the cats just like yeah, cool man, just sitting there all curled up. thinking about the bears, could eat me. >> yeah, whatever, man. >> yes, just another day. >> you have to love it that would terrify me if i bear would try to come through the cat door. you know what is not terrifying how gorgeous, it is, lets look at the radar, it is absolutely beautiful not just zoomed in but zoomed out. you go sit working, is it on is there anything happening

there it is working, it is on and nothing is happening. we have blue skies, high pressure in control and that is what we will see today. dew points are in the 60's. you can see from mount pocono down to millville we have 50's down at the shore. keep that in mind. dew points in the 60's. we will look at temperatures in the 60's and 70's. the those numbers very close together mean there is a lot of moisture in the air and that is what we will see. it means high humidity. it means that the hair gets bigger and bigger as the day goes on. we will zoom into the shore as we see these temperatures cooler. sixty-three in cape may. we will see a southeasterly flow and that is bringing that warm, moist air our way. seventy-two in ocean city right now. sunnies coming up. it is looking quite lovely. what is a a head? we have lower 90's today, hot and humid, no break in the heat. not to day, not tomorrow. it is not even as we get in the middle of the part of the week. heat and humidity, peaks for us on monday. we're rolling toward the the high there on monday. and all right, so the average high is 86 degrees.

a as we can see over the next four or five days we are staying well above that average. we will see 90's and the heat will be with us. so, you know, we're into august. we do expect some heat but this is a heat wave run. if you want some relief, here's a great idea, heading down to the shore, mostly sunny, warm, high of 84 degrees. uv index a nine because sunshine is in great a abundance today but you that water temperature hits me at 73 degrees there rip current risk is low. if you are getting in the water, we should be just fine. another place for relief is poconos. 84 degrees. beautiful sunshine too. let get into monday. heat makes it to the poconos and we are looking out for isolated thunderstorms on possible monday afternoon there too. but today will be a stellar day, get out, take a hike, you might enjoy that. high pressure is in control but we do have a cold front trying to make its way through, and not a particularly strong one. it doesn't have gust, but it will bring moisture into our tuesday afternoon.

we will see those pop up showers kind of forming ahead of the front. won't knock the heat out but it will bring us, a little bit of rain. sometimes we get a big strong cold front that knocks heat out, we will get clear skies and beautiful. unfortunately that will no do it this time around but a few pop up thunderstorms for sure. today 92 degrees. another hot one on tap. those wind are nice and calm. this evening, net is that our overnight low in the 70's, now. we have seen 60's the past few days. you could be clear but balmy night tonight if you are out and b lets look at our seven day forecast. this is a story right here all 90's all the time as we roll through mid week time frame but we will see pop up then are storms on tuesday, even into wednesday and thursday could be a stormy day too but notice it doesn't pull us back too far, nicole. we are seeing upper 80's friday and saturday. i would love to see that down to 85. 86-degree range. >> thank you, kyla. >> 6:48. time to check on the road.

lets check with ann evans from the cbs-3 traffic enter. >> good morning, nicole. this is i-95 looking at north bound lanes between girard and allegheny avenue. we have road construction, two lanes closed, slow traffic on that one lane squeezing by. quite a delay already. this delay will only worsen on i-95 north bound between girard avenue and allegheny avenue as the morning continues. we will move the traffic cam here to the vine street expressway, right at center city philadelphia, no delays or problems on the vine street expressway. although volleys picking up this morning. and on to the blue route right at the pennsylvania turnpike, the blue route, is in fine shape in, delays on the pennsylvania pennsylvania turnpike but northeast extension is another story, slow, north bound, to exit 44 quakertown and lehigh valley and 56. right lane is closed, road work, isn't scheduled until 8:00 so we will keep you posted. we have in delays so far on the ac expressway or the garden state parkway. that is the very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new nicole back to you. >> thanks, ann we appreciate

it. are you enjoying your weekend? before you know it, the last long weekend of the summer will be upon us. i hate to report that. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at popular labor day destinations and what to know about planning a trip. >> reporter: so far data from travel web site kyack says most searched domestic designations are new york, las vegas, chicago, orlando and my aim. kyack found americans looking to take advantage of the stronger dollar with searches for london and paris cracking their overall top ten list. although median airfares won't be cheap with both coming in around $1,100. for those debating a flight verse a road trip, triple a says it expects gas prices to continue to go down as labor day weekend approaches barring any unexpect disruption toss oil production. travelers who aren't married to that long weekend can take advantage of the lower rates at the end of this month. orbitz find that the lowest hotel rates of the summer

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moment we have been waiting for is almost here concerning joel embiid. according to area hugh sports report embiid will have foot surgery on tuesday, and is expect to miss a second straight season. back on july 11th, the sixers announced embiid would have surgery in the next seven to ten days, this would make it 38 days since that news. embiid will have bone graft surgery similar to the procedure kevin durant recently had. many eagles start won't play today but football is back. they will kick off at 1:00 p.m. at the link and they will do so without guys like sam bradford, zach ertz and kiko alonzo. we will not see demarco murray, demeek co ryan and michael kendrick. bradford will play in week two of the season. philadelphia soul finished up at 15-three. on saturday they open up playoffs against cleveland

gladiators. soul would break it up touchdown pass to sean. they lead 30-14 at the half. over in the third it is, road because to marco thomas a 29-yard touchdown, soul win 41- 356789 they will play next sunday in the conference title game. former defensive player of the year michael sam announced he is stepping away from professional football. sam is leaving montreal, tweet ing that the last year is difficult for him and he is concern. grab a beer, phillies continue in milwaukee, chase you the thely, amid those train rumors angels are the lead's machining several teams for the playoff run are. here in the third chase continues his red hot hitting, this is a solo home run just a fifth of his year but phillies up two to nothing. weird moment in the seventh, chase utley here, appears to be pick off second base, or is he. the ball comes loose, utley

steps on the glove of gene, they go to replay he is called safe. nothing can get wrong for chase but brewers win by a score of four-two. >> pga champion ship round three was on cbs-3, the moment and shot of the day, looks at hospitality tent where matt generals hit the t shot. he will hit from there. he hits an amazing shot from the tenth, just off of the green. he would bogey the hole. he is tied for sixth at ten under. jason day at 15 under. jordan spieth two shots backing nothing to today's final round. coverage continues on cbs-3. tune in this a afternoon starting a at 2:00 o'clock we will have the winner at whistling straits. this weekend the seahawks and broncos game, tyler locket showing off that blazing speed. 103-yard to the house but down goes his head coach.

pete carol gets it right in the face. team goes down as well. sea hawks lose 22 -20. i'm pat gallon, have yourself a great day. programming note for those listening to the phillies and maybe eagles games on the radio today, eagles verse colts game can be heard at 1:00 o'clock on 94 wip and phillies/brewers game can be heard at 2:00 on 98.1, wogl and 1210 wpht. that is how we like to watch it on mute with the radio turn up. 6:57. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we will have more coming up at 7:00 though, including, but first the first preseason game of the year is here for the bird. the how fans are getting ready for the the match up against the colts and what we can expect to see from tonight's game. many parents think their kid are aware of the strange are danger but a new experiment involving some new jersey parents shows your kids may be in need of some extra education. we will have the the realistic test some children endured. our heat wave continues

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