remembering the greatest of all time boxing legend mohammed ali has died at the age of seven , four coming up we will look at back at his life and turbulent career. and also, coming up an update on a accident that created quite a mess on the pennsylvania turnpike, where crews were cleaning until the late hours of the night. and a threat of severe weather if you have out door plans this first weekend of june keep a close eye on what is heading out of the way. today is saturday june 4th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. we will send it over to justin drabick, justin, quite a soaker yesterday and rain is not done. >> unfortunately more wet

weather to day is the day to get your outside plans done, tomorrow better chance for those widespread showers, but full on humidity. feels like middle of the summer, muggy outside, gets worse throughout the afternoon, today, so something else to get used to in the next couple of months, i should say as we head toward the heart of the summer season. pretty mild. we have 67 degrees. fog is trying to develop, lowering and thickening a cross the region. light breeze out of the south coming in at 7 miles an hour. and yeah, storm scan three is quiet, this morning we're okay. we will keep things dry and pretty much entire take should stay dry. late in the day we could have a scattered showers or thunderstorm but not until tomorrow the best shot to see that wet weather. sixty-seven at the airport. zero seven in reading. sixty-four in mount pocono. we will zoom in the suburbs. same situation here. mid to upper 60's. muggy start to the the day. dew point temperature, that tells us the key right there in the mid 60's, and that tells us very hume midair mass

is in place. once dew points get in the 07's, that is when it feels oppressive. but still uncomfortable. we are down half mile in millville, eight in philadelphia at the airport. most areas doing okay as far as visibility go ape forecast today some sunshine this afternoon, we will get in the lower 80's it looks like around philadelphia, mid 70's in the shore and poconos. talking about that severe weather threat when we check out that full forecast in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. >> thanks, we will check with you then. he called himself the greatest and he back it up in the ring. boxing legend mohammed ali has died at 74. after being hospitalized with respiratory problems earlier this week. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is in the cbs-3 sat center with a look back at his ali and his local ties. >> reporter: that is right, boxing heck end was known as the greatest of all time and now many around the world are mourning the loss of mohammed ali who died last night after a 32 battle with parkinson's disease. >> i have told you i was

floating like a butterfly and sting like a bee. >> reporter: the world knew his name and mohammed ali knew that too. >> i am the greatest. i'm a poet. i'm a movie star. i am will's a actor. i'm a fighter. most of look i'm pretty. >> reporter: decade long battle with parkinson's disease ended friday night when boxing great passed away in the scottsdale, arizona hospital. was 74. tributes poured in across social media and fellow athletes chimed in. former heavyweight champion mike tyson said god came for the champion, so long great one. soccer star alex morgan wrote mohammed ali was the first athlete i was truly inspired by, true champion and forever legend, rest in peace. boxing champion never forgot the impact he could make, not only from a 1/2 punch in the ring but also outside of it. >> his intention in life has always been to give back and to give to others and make sure this world is a better

place. >> reporter: goodwill ambassador donated millions to charity and received honor after honor throughout his lifetime. in 2012ali received a liberty medal at the national constitution center in philadelphia a, but the biggest gift may have been his faith, catalyst that spark his conversion to mohammed ali. >> even fit means facing machine gunfire that day i will face it before denouncing, mohammad and the religion of islam. >> reporter: world knew his name then and his legacy the world may know lopping after he is gone. now ali had ties to our region. he lived in the home on winding drive in cherry hill with his family during the 70's. live from the sat center this morning, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you very much. mohammed ali, much more than a boxer a and inspiration for so many. it is all clear, on the pennsylvania turnpike, a section of the eastbound lanes between willow grove and bensalem has reopened to

traffic. that is after crews cleared an overturn tractor trailer. take a look chopper three was over the mess oz eastbound off ramp on the bensalem interchange. truck was carrying trash and rolled on to its side yesterday afternoon. the owner of the bucks county pharmacy fights back against a would be robber. the attempted hold up ended with the owner shooting the suspect to death. a second suspect is in custody. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has more on what happened inside the store just before the shooting. >> reporter: actions of a store owner are commended by police and the district attorney, who say he was well within his rights to pull the trigger on a alleged robbery suspect. these are aim edge is allowing the owner of the pennsbury pharmacy in falls township to watch every move of an approaching armed robber. owner was alone inside this store when the mask man walked in around 10:00 a.m. >> owner yelled to him several times i'm armed, do not come in the store.

>> reporter: suspect didn't heed the warning, police say he stormed through the store to the back window of the pharmacy. masking a shotgun behind its open umbrella. >> the actor push the umbrella through and then jumped through the window with the shotgun brandishing with the shotgun and then the owner fired multiple times, striking the subject multiple times. >> reporter: owner then triggered a silent alarm. police were there within minutes finding an accomplice who was oblivious to what was happening inside sitting outside of the store in the stolen van. man was taken into police custody and heard talking only a profession of his innocent. >> reporter: a man who identified himself as a friend of the pharmacy owner was seen locking down the store showers after the traumatic ordeal. >> there is no thought that we would prosecute the shooter in this case. he was entirely justified, in his conduct, and frankly should be commended. >> reporter: bucks county d.a.

seized this as a justifiable shooting while those to know the normally quiet owner are justifiablely concerned about his well-being. >> always friendly, had no problems with anybody. >> reporter: suspect is in custody facing charges including robbery and he will also face charges in the death of his co conspirator. police are also trying to figure out if these two suspects may have been link to other pharmacy robberies throughout the air contract in falls township, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". crews have freed a 71 year-old man in burlington county after he got stuck in the grain bin. it happened friday afternoon, at probasco farm on sky hill road in chesterfield. it is unclear how the man got stuck but officials say he was up to his chest in grain. it took four hours to free the man and get him to the hospital. he was not seriously hurt. authorities say a north penn high school student admitted to setting a fire that caused $800,000 in damage.

"eyewitness news" was outside as the suspect's mother left the montgomery county court. teen admitted to felony charges in connection with setting the fire. it happened in the storage room at the high school in lansdale in late may, the judge has now ordered the teen to undergo psychiatric and psychological testing, before his sentencing within 20 days. >> students are naturally upset that one of their own would start a fire, they are trying to understand why someone would do that but they are dealing with an it as best as they can. >> reporter: fire caused $500,000 in damage to property, and three hub thousand dollars to the contents, mainly sheet music and instruments. defense is calling witnesses in the federal corruption trial of the congressman chaka fattah. prosecutors have rested their case against the pennsylvania democrat, and the trial could go to the jury as early as next week. if congressman fattah is going to take the witness stand in his own defense it is not clear. presidential candidates have have a long weekend of campaigning ahead of them. new jersey, california and four other states hold

primaries on tuesday. as danielle nottingham reports the golden state is the center of attention. >> reporter: presumptive republican nominee donald trump touched down in reading, california, this daytime rally was much calmer then violence that occurred in san jose thursday evening. four people were arrested. trump had the name for individuals who attacked his supporters. >> you know what they are, thugs. >> reporter: he had a few names for democratic front runner hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton is a weak person. hillary clinton is totally scripted. hillary clinton is a thief. hillary clinton should be in jail. >> reporter: clinton crisscrossed the state friday. >> thank you. >> reporter: accepting applause for her foreign policy speech the day before. she repeated her criticism of trump. >> donald trump is not qualified to be president and commander in chief. >> reporter: clinton can't jump through the general election just yet she's still fighting off competition from bernie sanders and california

could be his. recent poll shows sanders is neck and neck with clinton here. >> there is a large voter turnout, on tuesday, we're going to win california and win it big. >> reporter: even if that happens, clinton could have enough delegates to secure the nomination by the time the polls close in new jersey tuesday night. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, with the new jersey primary now just three days away, stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage, as voters in the garden state head to the polls. there are now 51 days until the democratic national convention begins, right here in philadelphia, and we've got you covered leading up to the big day. head over to cbs philly.com/dnc for a look at all of the preparations. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this saturday morning the latest on the deadly flooding in central texas, they fine the bodies of four american soldiers. what we're learning about the moments right before they went missing a and we will also have this.

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army officials say they have recovered bodies of four more soldiers killed in flooding at fort hood in texas. cbs's don champion is there now with the latest. >> reporter: search by air and water, lasted two days but it did not have a positive result. friday evening, army officials

announced they have recovered bodies of four more soldiers, after their routine training mission turned tragic. >> we have lost in this incident nine of our great soldiers. >> reporter: officials say members of the 12 person unit at fort hood tried crossing flood waters thursday but raging water overturned their truck. >> we were in the process of at the moment of the event,. >> reporter: bodies of the five solders were found thursday, three others were rescued and treated at a local hospital and had been released. officials here at fort hood won't say what kind of precaution where is taken before the training started but near owl creek it was used regularly. days of pounding rain across texas are taking a toll. the water trying third mud slide southwest of fort worth, lake front apartments are on the verge of falling into like grand bury. many roads are now rivers, and

another 10 inches of rain is in the forecast, through saturday. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". torrential rains have caused deadly flooding in france and other parts of the europe and paris, rising water from the river are threatening the museums. museum workers are scrambling to save priceless piece he of art. they have not seen levels this much in 35 years. water is 20 feet above normal. unfortunately there is no relief in sight with more rain in the forecast. hard to believe those pictures there. we will bring in jim drabick. it is crazy. >> we're in strangers to rain either. quite a month. >> we have some more coming at us this weekend. a little will bit later today, but tomorrow is the when the low gets in. late in the day strong to severe thunderstorms coming in. >> get it all done, earlier just to be safe. but have a split weekend. warm and humid, for sure. little bit of fog developing

once again. we are used to that down towards the shore points. live look at ocean city this morning. you will in the get a sunrise. we have some clouds, and some fog but we should get peaks of sun into the afternoon. temperatures, along the coast and we will be cooler then inland, spots. in the 70's. overall this weekend, today is the best beach day of the two. here are the headlines, warm and humid this weekend, feels like middle of the summer when we factor in the humidity. watch out for late day, strong to severe thunderstorms on sunday. if you don't like this warmth, and humid conditions lingering around, wait a few days until next week we will talk about a nice cool down, very pleasant condition in the seven day forecast. mild in dover, delaware. 66 degrees. same deal in newark. wildwood checks in at 61. ocean coming in up the coast of new jersey, 65, so that is good news hitting the shore. mid 60's in voorhees and palmyra, 67 in chalfont. near 70 in allentown and reading this hour. most spots will be making it

in the low potentially mid 80's depending how much sunshine we do see. it is dry right now, just clouds streaming from the west. there is our next storm system, light showers across the ohio valley. then we will get a strong cold front, west of chicago, that is front that will trigger some stronger thunderstorms potentially into the afternoon and evening hours, tomorrow, so we're still dry, maybe a stray shower gets in here late this afternoon, i think most areas will be okay, and yet tomorrow is the day to watch out for widespread rain. seventy-five for the high today at the shore. ocean at 65 degrees. uv index on the high side even with the fog and cloud around this morning. make sure you do wear that sun block. here's our set up. it is a split weekend. we will have sunshine mixed with clouds this afternoon. temperatures on the warm side in the 80's. then tomorrow watch out for those stronger thunderstorms especially later during the day into the evening hours, as this cold front approaches. still warm and humid during the day sun take. once this front passes us, sunday night humidity starts to drop. it is still warm early next

week. we will be in the 80's on monday, dry but by middle of the week a nice cooler canadian air mass builds in. this is the severe threat for tomorrow, mainly late during the day, areas in yellow, that is slight risk for severe thunderstorms, about 15 percent chance. then brown areas just south, of philadelphia, towards the northern delaware, parts of the chester county, south jersey that is enhanced risk. these have a higher risk to is he see veer threat from the city on south and east tomorrow, that is a 30 percent chance for severe storms in the enhanced areas. so, clouds break out, give way to more sunshine in the afternoon, and evening, maybe a stray shower or two in some spots. the most parts, we're dry. tomorrow morning, couple of morning showers, and nothing heavy, we will have dry breaks at times, throughout the day on sunday but watch what happens late in the day. here comes the line of stronger showers and storms, mid to late afternoon. some of those storms could be severe, gusting wind, smaller hail and that is out of here by sunday night.

temperature wise, today, low to mid 80's, warm day, hanging out in the 60's. tomorrow still a warm day with clouds and showers around. so forecast high for today 84. warm and humid. slight chance for shower late, tonight, partly cloudy and a few showers around, your phillies forecast, you may dodge that stray shower. first pitch at 8:02. eighty's into early next week but, wednesday and thursday we will dropping in the mid 70es a. people like that. yes, a break in the humidity. >> which would be nice. >> justin, thank you. well, as beyonce might say, all around the world, girls, that is woman, of course, from the shore to distances women are out numbering men in races. >> reporter: done layses up her shoes and runs almost every day. is what your favorite part about running. >> just the solitude. >> reporter: she's certainly not alone, more women then ever are running.

their average age is 39. >> you know, you have a finish line you cross every day if you can do it this way it is empowering. >> reporter: today more than 60 percent of half marathon finishers are women, many became addict by finishing ray charity 5k which is more than 3 miles. she did her first 5k run for hurricane sandy relief in 2013. >> three months after i started running i was told you can do 5k you can do a 10k. you'll love it. >> reporter: kip hamilton is executive editor of runners world magazine. she called 5k a gateway drug. >> it spurs you on and then do you another one and another one and maybe you can get further. >> reporter: hamilton says health benefits and the explosion of colorful comfortable running gear sells the sport, and her magazine. >> we put men on the cover because we feel like we ought to and they barely sell as well as women do. >> reporter: but for this former smoker it is not about what is popular. her race is personal. >> i race against myself. some will say did you win?

yes. i win every time i go out. >> reporter: you don't need a medal for that. jamie youkiss for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead we are showing you what is new in theaters this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up, turtles are back with megan fox to save the day in teenage mutant ninja turtles in out of the shadow

the turtles are all back, but not talking about the painters. sketch frasier from

entertainment tonight takes you behind the scenes of the new movie in theaters this weekend. >> this week is a family affair with megan fox on the set of the teenage mutant ninja turtles out of the shadows and emily clark and sam kaplan share a bond in the tearjerker me before you. >> clark plays lou a woman takes on the job of caring for a paralyzed man, played by sam kaplan and they begin to fall for each other as they teach other about have love a life. despite romantic serious tone of the movie prank wars were on between the co stars. >> my ring went missing. he took desk, sofa, fridge, and everything and just left my nice books and clothes and pillow in the middle of april empty room. i was just going to take all his clothes and nothing but a onesy.

>> here we go. >> yes. >> the turtles are back in action, facing wild new villainness teenage mutant ninja turtles out of the shadows. megan fox returns as their reporter pal april o'neill holding their own in the action department with her turtle bros. >> it is a very much owe set. i'm the only girl. we are interesting family because they are like brothers play turtles. they are like their brothers on set. >> what are you. >> just four brothers. >> and i love this city. >> let's light them up. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, now back to you in the studio. and, for all of the latest news from hollywood watch entertainment tonight on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water experts are predicting a record year in shark attacks, in our next half an hour those policies in place to keep new jersey shore goers

safe this summer. and also ahead, the video is going viral, it shows a philadelphia police officer, throwing around a football with kids, still ahead why he did it, how

he proclaimed himself the greatest and millions around the world, a agreed, this morning we will take a look back at the life of the boxing legend mohammed ali who passed away overnight after a long battle with parkinson's disease. also ahead, as mosquito season begins zika virus up to its way in our area prevention efforts underway all over the region to keep zika from spreading. and tracking severe wet they are weekend, you will want to keep an eye to the sky, coming up, we have strong storms that could affect your outdoor plans. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. well, yesterday we got hammered with the rain, meteorologist justin drabick on the cb. sky deck with eyewitness weather. for quite a while, it was sunny, beautiful and then yesterday happened. >> weather pattern we're in every couple days we have more rain. we have that june gloom coming on again this morning. we should be seeing the sun right now and sunrise coming up in a couple minutes but not happening with more clouds,

and some fog around. we should see some sun this afternoon. the good news is right now we're dry. storm scan three is showing nothing happening and for the most part that is the trend throughout the day-to-day. don't cancel your outdoor plans, maybe get a stray shower coming in late this afternoon and in the evening but that is about it. better chance coming later on tonight and certainly on sunday. temperatures pretty warm at this hour, upper 60's to 07 for warmest spot. zero seven in reading. fifty-nine in allentown. interior south jersey, cooler, millville at 62. also, mount holly coming in the lower 60's. fog is an issue in some areas, locally dense, especially in millville. .3 of a mile visibility. everybody else on the map still looking good but be a wear that there could be some slower travel inside some localized locations. this morning, cloud, fog, 60's and 07's with the temperatures. some sunshine this afternoon, warm, humid, we will get up in the 80's. so forecast high of 84 degrees in philadelphia, today, still warm and humid tomorrow but watch out for widespread

showers and a threat for some afternoon, strong to severe thunderstorms will break down that forecast and timing it out in just a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. he floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee. mohammed ali died overnight at a phoenix area hospital where he was under going treatment for respiratory problems. a neat a oh is live in the sat center with a look back a at the boxing legend's battles in and out of the ring, good morning, anita. >> reporter: he was known as greatest of all time and many around the world are mourning the loss of mohammed ali who died last night after a 32 year battle with parkinson's disease. ali passed away in scottsdale arizona hospital at the age of 74, and, then a legend he was, many remember what he called ali's greatest moment in africa where champion used a rope a dope strategy to income out george foreman in the eighth round. his 1/2 punch made a mark inside and also outside of it.

he was known as a champion, and humanitarian donating millions of dollars in charity. he was very public about his islam faith which was catalyst that sparked his conversion from cassius clay to mohammed ali and throughout his lifetime he received honor after honor including liberty medal in 202 at the national constitution center here in philadelphia. as many can attest, ali did it, and did he not shy away from the spotlight. >> i'm the greatest. i'm a movie star. i'm a actor. i'm a fighter. most of all, i'm pretty. >> his intention in life has always been to give back and to give to others and make sure that this world is a better place then it was when he first got here and that is why my father is the most honorable man in my >> reporter: for this champion, so long great one.

soccer star alex morgan wrote mohammed ali was the first athlete i was truly inspired by. he was a true champion and forever a legend, rest in peace. the boxing great had ties to our region as well as he owned a home in cherry hill, new jersey during the 70's. live from the sat center, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. as you just heard from anita, mohammed ali received the liberty medal in 2012. this year it is going to john lewis. the last surviving leaders of the 1960's civil rights movement. the national constitution center liberty medal honors those who strive to secure the blessings of liberty of people around the globe. former philadelphia mayor wilson good says lewis truly earned this award. >> i cannot think of anyone more deserving and has been more impact full on changing the lives of literally

millions of people over a lifetime of service. >> and congressman lewis will receive the liberty medal on september 19th. south jersey communities are fighting mosquitoes to prevent transmission of the zika virus. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us what they are doing and how you can help. >> so, this one does not pass zika virus. >> reporter: identifying mosquitoes may not seem like the most exciting job but with the threat of the zika virus spreading to the u.s. it has never been more important. >> these are the two that pass, transmit zika. this is the one that i'm sure everybody has seen because very, very clearly, black and white. >> reporter: also notice asian tiger, this is lesser of the two mosquitoes to transmit zika and that is why throughout south jersey, county mosquito control departments are tracking and having the state test mosquitoes for zika. >> they will say if or if not

this area was positive for diseases. if it is, they will go there, they will spray it, and do the water management. >> reporter: that includes spraying for adult mosquitoes and treating pond with chemicals or releasing fish that pray on the months ski owe larvae. dumping over buckets or anything that may collect rainwater in your yard is within of the most simplest, effective ways to reduce mosquito transmitted diseases like the zika virus. >> just knock it over. if you knock them over, you kill them. >> reporter: each county is doing outreach to teach people how to protect people from mosquito by the and looking out for flu-like symptoms caused by zika. >> relatively mild disease in most adults. the grave concern is for women trying to conceive or pregnant. >> reporter: one baby born in hackensack, new jersey suffered birth defects because of sick a more than a dozen cases have been link to international travel but so far none from mosquito by the and local officials hope to keep that it way n lindenwald, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". well, they are rare along the jersey shore but beach patrols are preparing for, possible shark attacks. here's why. some experts predict 2016 will be a record year for sharks nationwide. over the past century there have been 15 shark attacks in new jersey, three of them in the last ten years, and experts say that the best way for swim tours stay safe, is to stay alert. >> there are times when you should not be swimming, where sharks are more active, and dawn and dusk, you should swim in groups and they also say that bright colors can attract sharks. >> wildwood beach patrol says they have started to use drone to spot any hazard in the ocean. the philadelphia police officer connecting with the community is now going viral. a neighbor recorded officer shawn cave playing football with some children along pamona street in germantown. the video has been viewed 300,000 times. after the game officer cave pulled the kids that police are there to help them and he answered some of their

questions. >> my question i posed to them is what is one thing you think that i use the most, and, of course, they will point and they will say your taser, no. your gun, no. >> my pen, i use my pen the most. >> officer casey a member of the 14th police district. the first graduating class from crystal ray philadelphia high school received their diplomas. "eyewitness news" at lasalle university for the big celebration, and listen to this all seniors got accepted in four year colleges. what makes this unique is local businesses provide jobs to the student, and they cover a big part of their tuition. congratulations to all of these students. that is a huge accomplishment. are you planning to take pictures on your summer vacation? coming up next, how to pack backup your photos to keep your memories safe. it is one of the toughest spots for professional back riders but pat gallen is up to the challenge. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness

news", pat takes on the famous manayunk wall, he was huffing and was he able to make it to the top? find out. some of the top horse riders in the the country are in town, we will take you behind the scenes for the devon horse show

happening today, the roots picnic returns to philadelphia for its ninth year it is the festival pier at penns landing this year the headliner is usher back by the roots. he is scheduled to take the

stage at 9:00. willow smith, the doubt are of will smith will also perform. music starts at noon. for more forgo to cbs philly.com. should be fun. this weekend philly's wizard worldcom i cancan is in full swing. we got a sneak peak at the iconic cars on the display like delauren from back in the future and kit from knight riders. stars from the famous sci-fi movies and super heroes are taking over the pennsylvania convention sent they are weekend. some celebrities expected to attend, chris hemsworth and david, and michael j. fox from back to the future. and, one of the most popular sporting events in philly, rolls into town this weekend. philadelphia international cycling classic includes one of the hardest stretches in cycling, our pat gallen, tackles philly's famous manayunk wall. >> reporter: manayunk wall perhaps most daunting has income american cycling and riders from across the world

will hit leaving street during the philadelphia international cycling classic. i wanted to see what the hype was about and for that i enlisted former world champion cyclist and raising coach, joe wentzel. >> before we attempt to climb the wall we will practice your shifting and we will practice standing up on the bike so when the wall gets really steep you can have some extra power to it. >> reporter: now time for the real deal. >> i necessity all of the real good tricks, at how to fudge your way up that climb. >> that is what i need. >> yes. >> carry our momentum from the flat section, we will get some speed up. >> okay good we will hit the wall so we will use those shifting tips to gradually shift into easier gears. >> you approached the steep section of the wall. >> man. >> shift into an easier gear, we will need to stand up. >> good job. >> anyone who wants to come out and get a good work out, outside the gym, come ride the wall. >> this is tough. >> that is great, i'm having a

hard time keeping up with you. good job. sit down, keep those legs moving. >> wow. >> that is awesome. >> from manayunk, pat gallen, "eyewitness news". good job, pat. another big event in our area this weekend the 120th devon horse show, some of the world's top horse riders are taking part and "eyewitness news" was in the ring this week as competitors warmed up a head of the event. the stop by the rodney hicks stable turned up world champion horses and ponies they are men for their fancy foot work. >> it is bread into them. we enhance it with training but it is bread into them, we animated breed is what we call it, and you will see baby colts trotting by their mothers in the field and picking their feet up and prancing around. >> devon horse show and country fair runs through sunday. justin joining us now, justina lot of outdoor activities this weekend.

weather is dicey. >> it is a split weekend. today will be pretty good for the most part maybe a stray sure late this afternoon. not a big deal. tomorrow better chance to see wet weather and late in the day strong to severe thunderstorms. we will talk about that a little bit. we're waking up to cloud, fog, it is typical this time of the year we will get that warm humid air mass in place. sixty-six palmyra cove nature park. looking across the river tough to see sky line with these low cloud and fog around. eventually that should dissipate and a few breaks of sun developing later this morning and afternoon. sixty-seven at the airport. seventy in reading. sixty-six in dover, delaware. cool's long the coastline we have that wind still coming in off the ocean, south east wind, keeps humidity around and throughout the entire delaware valley. ocean city 64 degrees. sixty-five rehoboth beach. ocean water temperature coming up. that is good news there we will look at the comfort index, dew point temperature that is huge in our forecast and tells us how it really

feels outside factoring in the humidity. current dew point is 64 degrees. on the list, that puts it in the steamy category. once we hit 70 is when you want to stay indoors. we will not get that high but we are getting up there and really in the middle of the summer is when we get those oppressive dew point temperatures. they will eventually get here in a few more weeks. dry storm scan three low clouds and fog over us, cloud continuing off to the west, the showers, ohio valley, some could get in here later and in the evening hours through the overnight tonight and tomorrow more widespread showers in the afternoon. so if you are hanging out at home today, relax by the pool, go for it, sunshine later this afternoon, warm, humid maybe a stray shower late in the day 84 degrees for the high temperature around philadelphia. uv index on the high side and you can get a sunburn with the cloudy skies, make sure you wear the sun block. ocean water temperature starting to creep up, you can see gulf stream, still well to the east of us and numbers are looking much better, off the coast of the delmarva

peninsula and ocean city 69. mid 60's for lewis, and this is off the coast of atlantic city. much better than last weekend in the 50's. warm front, slowly approaching through the day-to-day, keeps the skies partly to mostly cloudy. bring in that stray shower here in the evening and overnight hours. tomorrow morning a couple of showers around we may get a break early in the the afternoon on sunday and then later during the day we will see a line of stronger showers and thunderstorms rolling on in, around four to 6:00 o'clock or so. then cold front swings through, clears us out on monday, and humidity starts to drop and eventually the temperatures will drop in the middle of next week. for your sunday, expect more widespread showers, and thunderstorms, and watch out for late day severe storms, possible, and any showers that do develop could drop heavy rains, because air mass is just so humid, you can feel it and those thunderstorms will contain some strong wind. damaging wind potential late in the day on sunday, hail, maybe up to a quarter sized and the wind in the upper atmosphere are conducive to produce an isolated tornado

especially parts of the mid-atlantic. the best shot south and east of the city. temperatures today though mid 80's, warm, humid afternoon tonight, 60's to 70 degrees by the time you wake up sunday morning and warm day on sunday that helps fuel those heavier showers and thunderstorms. watch what happened, after the warm weekend a ridge in the jet stream, we will get a trough or cold pocket of air from canada. wednesday or thursday we are going to cool it back down below average. highs will struggle to get in the mid to upper 70's. so today, some sunshine, late day shower possible, 84 degrees. tonight a few showers, mostly cloudy, 68 and then for tomorrow, again, up to 84 degrees, watch out for those late day stronger thunderstorms, monies better, some sunshine, breezy, 82, humidity drops, maybe a shower on tuesday and looking for cooler weather wait until thursday, wednesday and thursday, with high in the mid to upper 70's, rahel, back to you. >> a little bit for everybody. >> yes. >> as summer travel kicks into high gear most of us will be taking plenty of photos and

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cable. in san francisco, i'm lexi, c net.com for cbs news. is there much more still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> have you have ever wondered what slack lining is? well, we were curious too, but it is in the a sport for slackers, there is a whole lot more involved. don't fall, don't fall, stay there. more to come. phillies finally score more than a couple runs, but was it a enough to snap their seven game losing streak? sports is coming

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during that seven game slide just 1.7 runs a game during that stretch until last night when people mackanin's crew finally got it done in the batters box. all right. to the ballpark we will go, it was they back night 70's night back in 976 jerseys. third inning, cameron rupp giving it a ride to right field, solo shot, gone. one to nothing, early on. same day, different results. miguel franco starting to get hot again thinking outside batters box. left field. herrera a scores. two to nothing phillies. later in the third, perez off the bat, three to nothing lead for fightins. now to the fourth, two on for andres blanco, and wow, hanging breaking ball and it is gone. three run shot. seven game slide is finally over. say it loud, say it proud, phillies get a win, six-three your final score. jeremy hellickson on the bump this afternoon. he has taken his thing and run witt is what doug pederson

said about sam bradford, eagles head sketch likes what he sees in bradford who finally came to camp after demanding that trade. eagles are holding voluntary work outs but monday's mini camp is mandatory that means defensive tackle fletcher cox and darren sproles should there been to take their physicals. so far both players are skipping optional work outs. doug i fresh expects them in the camp. >> it is a mandatory situation. it is only mandatory aspect of the entire off season program. i expect both of those guys to be back and part of their team and be back in the locker room and i think it is important that they are both here. >> rain in the air but brad does in the care. he won pocono race way and led them to the front row seat. he beat out, for the top 21 spots, rain wreaked havoc on practice but brad, with his first pole of the season. and, surprise, surprise, serena williams is heading back to the finals at the

french open. if she wins today she will tie steffi graf open air record for major championships with 22. williams will face her opponent, who she lost to, two years ago at the french. history is on the line, that is all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great weekend. speaking of sports a new sport was recently granted official status by west chester university, but it may be something that you have never heard of, it is called slack lining, a sort of high wire act but just a few feet off the ground. vittoria woodill checks it out with members of the the west chester slack line society. >> slack lining is not a sport for under achievers core working focused building activity, inspired by rock climbing. >> slack climbing is developed as an exercise that climbers were doing, the way the original slack lines were set up using a four to one ratio with levee and it was a rescue technique if you had to hall

somebody up a mountain face. >> reporter: there are groups of slackers all over the region putting 1 foot in front of the other like slack line society in west chester. >> most of the student involved in the slack line society are hard core climbers in, to yoga and things like that. really good exercise and just a way to get outside and energy something and be active without breaking a sweat. >> think about leading with your belly button. >> reporter: if you dare to tango on the slack line press easily knowing this is made of nylon. >> you are going to go outside with the trees, use tree protection and using a tree fully blown and not soft. >> reporter: call your self some slack, start off on the slack rack and build yourself up. vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news", philly's proposed soda tax was supposed to just apply to sugary drinks until now,

beverages that could be added to the list which contain in real sugar at all. also a head, we're talking turtles in the next hour, where you can see a exhibit this weekend. justin is back with the weather for better half of our weekend days, what you can expect to see this saturday at the top of the hour, we will

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who is the greatest. >> you are. >> all right. >> remembering the greatest of all time boxing legend mow maine has died at the age of 74. coming up we will lah back at his life and turbulent career. also coming up, updating an mess on the pennsylvania turnpike, work crews were cleaning in the late hours of the night. and threat of severe weather if you have outdoor plans this first weekend in june keep a close eye on is what heading our way. and it is saturday, june 4th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. lets turn it over to justin drabick for more what is coming our way. justin, kind of gray this weekend. >> it is weekend so we know it will rain. >> it always rains. >> it has been like that past several months. today is day to get outdoor plans, tomorrow goes downhill in the afternoon, talking about strong to severe thunderstorms. we have not seen these yet

this season but now moving into june, july that is peak of the severe season around the delaware valley. not uncommon. for this morning waking up glummy conditions, low cloud, fog, tops of the buildings there, tough to see with that fog in center city. 67 degrees. wind is calm. a lot of hood midty around. warm, humid day to day, that continues all weekend. storm scan three is dry though, when fog dissipate tough to get full sunshine. we will call it partly to mostly cloudy. there could be a stray shower popping up late in the day in some spots, very isolated, 69 in allentown. sixty-eight in wilmington delaware. lower 60's in interior south jersey. cooler suburbs checking in lower 60's as well. mount holly, new jersey at 62. i mention the humidity. it is up there dew point temperatures tells the story. they are in the mid 60's. that indicates a humid air mass. enough to make things uncomfortable. 84 degrees for philadelphiae