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 philadelphia we could see peaks of sunshine at

the shore. still a breeze off water at 75. up in the poconos mid 07's and late day shower then. then we will time out strong to severe thunderstorms for the second half of the weekend. i will she you when in the full forecast. >> we will want to hear that justin, thank you. his witt was as powerful as his punches and this morning fans are mourning passing of mohammed ali. he died overnight at the age of 74 after suffering, respiratory problems earlier this week. "eyewitness news" reporter a neat a oh is in the sat center to look back at his life and local ties, hi there, anita. >> reporter: boxing legend was known as the greatest of all time and many around the world are honoring the boxing legend who died last night after a 32 year battle with parkinson's disease. >> i told you i was floating like a butterfly and stinging like a bee. >> the world knew his name and mohammad knew that too. >> that is why i'm a greatest. i'm a poet.

movie star. i'm an october or. i'm a fighter and most of all i'm pretty. >> reporter: decade wrong battle with parkinson's disease ended on friday night with the boxing great passed away in the scottsdale arizona hospital. he was 74. tributes poured in across social media and fellow athletes also chimed in. former champion mike tyson said god came for the champion, so long, great one. and soccer star alex morgan wrote mohammed ali was first at the let i was truly inspired by. he was a true champion and forever legend, rest in peace. boxing champion never forget impact he culled make in the only from the 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 n2012, ali received the liberty medal at the

national constitution center in philadelphia but the biggest gift to ali may have been his islam faith, catalyst that sparked his conversion from cassius clay to mohammed ali. >> even if it means facing machine guns i will face it the before denouncing mohammad and religion of islam. >> reporter: world knew his name then and legacy his world may know long after he is gone. 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, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cbs news will air a special addition of 48 hours, mohammad ali remembering a legend tonight at 9:00 on cbs-3. it is all clear on pennsylvania turnpike. section of the eastbound lanes between willow grove and bensalem has reopened to traffic after crews cleared an overturned tractor trailer. chopper three was over the mess on the eastbound off ramp at bensalem intersection.

the truck carrying trash rolled on to its side yesterday afternoon. 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. second suspect is in custody. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has more on what happened inside the store before the shootings. >> reporter: actions of the a store owner are commended by police, and district attorney who said he was well within his rights to pull the trigger on an alleged robbery suspect. images captured on security cameras allowed the owners of the pennsbury pharmacy in falls township to watch every move of an a preaching armed robber. owner was loan inside the store when the mask man walk in around 10:00 a.m. >> you hear owner yell to him several times i'm armed, do not come into the store. >> reporter: suspect didn't heed the warning, police say he stormed through the store to the back window of the pharmacy, and masking a shotgun behind an opened umbrella. >> the actor, push the

umbrella through window and jumped through with the shotgun brandishing the shotgun at which point the owner fired multiple times striking the subject multiple times. >> reporter: owner then triggered a silent alarm, police were there within minutes, fighting an alleged accomplice who was oblivious to what was happening inside, sitting outside of the store in the stolen van. the man was taken into police custody and heard mum blink only a profession of his innocence. >> stand up. >> reporter: a man who identified himself as a friend of the pharmacy owner was seen locking down the store, hours after the traumatic ordeal. >> there is, no thought that we would prosecute the shoot inner this case. he was entirely justified, in his conduct, and franklin should be commended. >> reporter: bucks county d.a. sees this as a justifiable shooting while those who know the normally quiet owner are justifiably concerned about his well-being.

>> he is always friendly, he has no problems with anybody. >> reporter: suspect in custody facing a number of charges including robbery and he will also face charges in the death of his co conspirator. meantime police are also trying to figure out if these two suspects may be linked to other pharmacy robberies throughout the area. in falls township, natasha brown, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". crews have freed a 71 year-old man in burlington county after he got suck in a grain bin. it happened friday afternoon at probasco farm in sykesville 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. fortunately he was not seriously hurt. in bucks county a car crashes into the upper black eddie firehouse. you can see one of the firehouse doors and part of the brick exterior suffered heavy damage. investigators tell us there were no injuries and the cause of the crash is under

investigation. a north penn high school student has admitted he set a fire in the high school's band storage room. as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos explains the school is now dealing with an expensive clean up job. >> reporter: teenager's mother leaving the montgomery county juvenile court hearing on friday, the judge ordering her son to undergo both psychological and psychiatric evaluation, before his sentencing within 20 days. attorneys for both side did not want to speak on camera. >> students are 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 it the best they can. >> reporter: north penn superintendent doctor curtis dietrich said students are dealing with the stress, as district officials are cleaning up with the clean up. cordoning off most damage area band room and surrounding storage offices. >> estimates are approximately 800 you this dollars in total, of that 500,000 is damage to the property, and about 300 you this damage to the content.

most significant portion of the damage to the contents is that sheet music and then musical instruments that were in that room. >> reporter: he says school will pay for pennsylvania cleaning student instruments. >> there were 200 instruments in there. good news is none are a total loss. >> reporter: but physical repair and reconstruction to the the building will take much longer. >> this is a big clean up. we have a company that we have engaged to come in and assess the damage in regard to rebuilding the area, that will take a couple months. >> reporter: after thosee will valuations on the 17 year-old prosecutors say they are going to ask for permanent placement, that means that the student here involved in this case, could be in custody, until the age of 21. reporting here from lansdale i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". defense is calling witnesses in the federal corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah. prosecutors have rested their case against the pennsylvania democrat. the trial could go to the jury as early as next week. it is unclear if congressman fattah will take the witness stand in his own defense.

philadelphia city council may make changes on the proposed soda tax, a monk the changes adding diet soda. 3 cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks proposed by mayor jim kenney will bring in an estimate had 95 million-dollar annually. mayor wants the machine toy fun universal prek including parks, recreation centers and libraries. voters in new jersey and california go to the polls for primaries object tuesday. all three candidates, hillary clinton, bernie sanders and donald trump are in the golden state. clinton the democratic front run are and trump the presumptive nominee continue to attack each other and positions on foreign policy. both rivals looks to upset clinton. none of them pulled any punches. >> he doesn't really have ideas, he just engages in rants and personal foods and out right lies, something that our country cannot afford in a commander in chief. >> hillary clinton is a thief.

hillary clinton should be in jail for what she did to our national security. >> we're not going to be rebuilding community in iraq, and afghanistan, we will rebuild communities in the united states of america. >> clinton could have enough delegates to secure the nomination by the time the polls close in new jersey, tuesday night. 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. and there are now 51 days until the democratic national convention, gibbs, 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 the preparations. flood waters are devastating parts of the europe, coming up next the famous landmark where tourist are being turned away. the latest on the deadly flooding in central texas emergency crews find body of four american soldiers, coming

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officials have recovered the bodies of four more soldiers in fort hood, texas. in all nine tied when flood waters overturn the tactic california vehicle carrying

them. >> and in the process, and at the moment, of the event, yes. >> and the bodies of the five soldiers were found thursday, and three soldiers who were rescued from the flood waters were treated at a local hospital and have been released. torrential rain has caused flooding in france and europe. paris, tourist are turn away from the world famous louvre museum. tina krause reports on the rising flood waters. >> reporter: the river has burst its bank near eiffel tower a and other famous land parks in paris. flood waters got close enough to the louvre to shut it down. >> worried about leaks in the basement, museum workers moved about 250,000 artworks to safer ground. the louvre's most famous painting leonardo da vinchi's mona lisa is staying on the up are floor. >> we will make it another day. >> the river hasn't been this

high in 35 year, water levels are 20 feet above normal. in germany people are cleaning up through floods, that swept through last week and ten people died. hundreds in romania are being evacuated from their homes as flood, inundate central europe. more downpours are in the forecast. tina krause for cbs news. of course, we have more showers, why not, it is the weekend. best chance to see them will be later tonight into tomorrow. outdoor plans this weekend today is your best day to get something done. tomorrow is not the a all day wash out but threat for heavier showers and strong to severe thunderstorms. this morning, waking up, weather watchers had 60's and 07's and humid outside through the region. lets head up to the lehigh valley where we check with julie o'neill at 68 degrees under over as skies, everybody is seeing the clouds and fog

this morning. we are go down to bill's house he has 67 degrees in overcast conditions, and alex in chester county, steve johnson in west chester he is at 63. similar conditions in parts of the new jersey. chesterfield milder this south of newark, delaware. delores lee is asking about the rain. sixty-seven, also with the cloud, delores it looks like you may get a stray shower later today and tonight into tomorrow. lets go down to the shore right now and see what is happening in margate. not the best part of the morning because of the overcast skies but it is not raining, a lieutenant of people going out for that early morning bike ride or jog, maybe on the beach, nice light breeze. temperatures in the 60's right now. here's is what happening on storm scan three, not a whole lot, so you can see we're dry with cloud streaming in and then low cloud and fog to deal with this morning. we have a few peaks of sun this afternoon. a couple of these showers with

the warm front, over the ohio valley may bet in here later today but bulk of the rain arriving on sunday especially sunday afternoon and evening best shot to see storms. here's that forecast. we will see some sunshine. it will be humid. air temperature at 75. at least water, it is starting to warm up, at the new jersey shore over memorial day weekend, temperatures were in the water, and now we're in the 60es a. uv index on the high side this time of the year with cloudy skies. wind light out of the south east at 10 miles an hour. throw threat for a rip current. we have sun and clouds this afternoon, warm, humid in the 80's, mainly dry and then tomorrow we will bring into some showers in the early morning hours. we will get breaks from time to time. late in the day stronger thunderstorms role in as cold front approvees. once that passes we will get rid of the humidity monday. more pleasant weather to deal with early next week but still warm. check this out, severe threat, for sunday, mainly late in the

day, best chance to see strong to severe storms across northern mid-atlantic, just south of philadelphia, so head up, delaware and parts of the south jersey. areas in brown here is enhanced threat for severe storms, thats the highest on this map, so far, give it 30 percent. in the areas of yellow slight risk, 5 percent, there is a chance to see storms around philadelphia, and even all the way up in to the poconos. so, lets time it out. today not much happening. we have morning clouds, a a few peaks of sun this afternoon. sprinkle or two late in the day, early tomorrow morning, it is going to be scattered showers around, and it will be dry at times especially in the early afternoon but then watch what happens. we will get daytime heating going with line of stronger showers and storms that develop around 4c o'clock in the lehigh valley. starts to move in the city around 6:00 these storms could be severe, they will move into south jersey at seven or 8:00 o'clock and then off shore and then we will dry out overnight sunday into monday. how much rain are we talking about? all depend if you get stuck under a heavier shower. some areas could get one to

2 inches, in the heavy thunderstorms, and maybe, elsewhere, just a quarter inch or so but it depend on what you actually see. so today, some sunshine, shower possible late in the day 84 degrees with the high temperature. tonight mostly cloudy, a a few scattered showers around, 68 for the low. phillies game looks good first pitch 305:67:89 partial sunshine. 82 degrees as we take on milwaukee. and then for tomorrow 82, late to strong to severe thunderstorms. dry for monday the at 82 degrees. rahel, in the middle of the next week people like cooler weather. they will get that. zero seven's, that is it on wednesday and thursday and a refreshing air mass for early june. >> refreshing, it has been rough. >> it has. >> justin, thank you. do you ever worry about the chemicals you are exposed to using cleaning products n3 on your side consumer reports jim donovan shows us how to find the safees product for you you and your family. >> reporter: if you are down the household cleaning aisle

reveals fragrances and chemicals. how do you know which ones are safe? >> not a lot of harsh chemicals. >> packaging is influencing to me. >> reporter: u.s. environmental protects agency is change ago this packaging. epa unveiled new federal label for cleaning products called safer choice. now to help consumers determine which products are using the most safe ingredient. epa says there are more than 2,000 products that qualify for the new safer choice label. companies voluntarily submit products for consideration, and then epa examines the ingredients so consumers don't have to. >> it is about being able to go to the supermarket and buy products that you can easily see, are the most safe choice for you. >> reporter: figuring out exactly is what in the product isn't as easy as checking the bottle. environmental working group revealed 400 products and half received a poor rating for transparency of ingredients. epa has little power to remove

hazardous chemicals already in the marketplace, so by alerting customers to products that don't contain them the agency can influence what goes in the product by changing demand. >> i think it will make it easier to find products that are healthy for me and my family. >> safer choice label is already on some products, more products are expected to hit store shelves in the coming months. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. still ahead on "eyewitness news" an emotional book hit the movie theaters, we are previewing the new movie me before you and sure to tug at heart strings of a lot of people, we will be live

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spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the retired educators we know. let me see you all flap your wings, like you're penguins learning to fly. teaching is all about building relationships. and that never goes away. because once a teacher, always a teacher. we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. he proclaimed himself the greatest, and millions around the world agreed, this morning, we will take a look back at the life of boxing

legend mohammed ali, who passed away overnight after a long battle with the parkinson's disease. and, this video of philadelphia police officer playing foot paul with kids has gone viral, he tells us why he did it and how the kid reacted to the game. tracking severe wet they are weekend, keep an eye to the sky, coming up, with some strong storms could affect your outdoor plans. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> as you know from yesterday you needed your umbrella, meteorologist justin drabick on the sky deck and just continue will probably need those umbrellas this weekend. you are joining us to time it out better. >> good call there. split weekend, weekend we're talking about more rain and getting used to glummy conditions in the morning and low cloud, fog, dissipates in the afternoon to see a few peaks of sun but that will bring some more shower and storm chances for second half of the weekend. couple storms could be strong to severe tomorrow late in the day but that storm scan three is quiet, just some clouds and

fog to deal with right now and should see partial sunshines specially as we head in the afternoon and it is warm, and humid outside and that will be the trend throughout the entire weekend. air temperature right now reading, allentown 70 degrees. sixty-seven at the airport. still lower 60's in the cooler spots, and millville, new jersey checks in at 62: sixty-eight in palmyra, new jersey. dew point temperatures measures moisture and humidity in the air. we are at 63 degrees. that indicates a humid, steamy air mass. we will not get through the oppressive level this weekend but still, it stays on the steamy side today and tomorrow, big changes though, as far as humidity goes into next week. this morning, though, mostly cloudy, the temperatures in the 60's and 07's this afternoon, some sunshine, and maybe a stray shower late in the day, and high temperature top off in the low to mid 80's around philadelphia, and so best day of the weekend will be today, to be outdoors, because it is mainly dry, tomorrow, we will talk about more widespread showers, and then the threat for severe

storms, we will time it out in the the full forecast in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. well, he was the greatest, mohammed ali, said so himself but he proved it in the boxing ring. ali died at a phoenix area hospital where he was under going treatment for respiratory problems. plus parkinson's disease took its toll on him. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live with the look back at the boxing legend's battle also in and out of the ring. >> he 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 year battle with parkinson's disease. ali passed away in the scottsdale, arizona hospital at the age of 74, a legend, he was, many remembered what they called ali's greatest moment in africa when the champion use a rope a dope strategy to income out george foreman in the eighth round. he made a mark inside and outside the ring.

he was also known as a champion humanitarian donating millions of dollars to charity. he was very pop about his islam faith that sparked his conversion from the name cassius clay to mohammed ali. throughout his lifetime he received honor after honor and including the liberty medal in 2012 at the national constitution center here in philadelphia a as many can attest, ali certainly didn't shy away from the spotlight. >> i'm the greatest. i'm a poet. i'm a movie star. i'm an actor. i'm a fighter. mess 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 most honorable man in my eyes. >> reporter: many on twitter, including fellow athletes paid tribute to ali, former champion mike tyson said god came for his champion. so long great one.

alex morgan report mohammed ali was first athlete i was truly inspired by. he ways a true champion and forever a legend. rest in peace. the boxing legend had ties to our region as well as he owned a home in cherry hill, new jersey during the 70es a. live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as anita just mentioned mohammed ali received the liberty medal in 2012. this year it goes to congressman john lewis. the georgia demies one of the the last surviving leaders on the 1960's civil rights movement. the national constitution center liberty medal honors those who strive to secure blessings of liberty to people around the globe. former philadelphia mayor wilson good says lewis truly earn this award. >> i cannot thank god -- think of anyone more deserving and 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. a short video captures the philadelphia police officer playing football with some children in germantown. while the video was only a minute and a half, it has been viewed more than 300,000 times. would the man who recorded the moment knows why it spread so quickly. >> i am like ahh, it caught me off guard. >> reporter: when germantown neighbor melony wright looked outside her window and saw her kid playing football she thought nothing out of the ordinary but you when she looked closer and saw a blue shirt, fully uniformed philadelphia police officer from the 14th district taking part, well, she was stunned. >> it was just very heart warming to me. i just appreciated the time he took because as i said i'm sure he could have been anywhere else doing something else and here he was with my nephews, playing foot the ball. >> reporter: the block is part of the officer shawn cave's patrol but playing football on

a hot memorial day is not a job requirement. >> kind of surprised and shocked and we just started to break up in to two teams. i told them i would be steady quarterback. >> reporter: after the game kid and officer cave spoke about the importance of staying in school and they had fun. they got their hand on the patrol car sirens and lights, perhaps some of the first things in mind when we think of law enforcement have the officer cave hopes that images like this also come to mine. >> i hepp they understand that police are their friends. we are here to help. >> so many people are afraid of the cops and what they stand for and for him to come and just take the time out of his busy day i to play with my nephews and a few other friend, it just warmed my heart. >> melony didn't plan to share video. she wanted her sister in yes to see. then she thought why not make it public. she tells me now she's so glad she did. another video is getting millions of views on facebook of a little girls emotional

rags to getting a new doll. her mother recorded the girl as she opened up her gift. lets take a look. >> you got to be kidding me it has a leg like me. >> wow, ten year-old emma bennet was born with the birth defect and has worn a prosthetic limos of her life. her parents say she always wanted aid doll that looks just like her so they bought an american girl doll and had it modified with a prosthetic limb like emma's. welshing still ahead on "eyewitness news" from the ninja turtles to the real deal one exhibit celebrates a total turtle weekend. learn about the heros in the half shell, up next. summer heat is rolling in, see where in washington square everybody is loving this sweet treat, up next. after a dreary, rainy friday in philadelphia, we are tracking severe weather for the weekend, justin is back to tell us what you can expect, stay with us.

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up in theaters this weekend but looking to real life reptiles academy of natural sciencees of drexel university is hosting a totally turtles weekend. here's meisha johnson with the special guests in our studio. >> hey there, good morning. we have caitlin here with us from the academy of natural sciencees of drexel university to talk about, none other then, the turtles. now caitlin, i'm loving this. you have no idea. so first i want to ask you people have this question, what is the difference between a turtle, turtles and tarapin. >> we use it for both in the united states and around the world but it has to do with how they walk. turtles like our friend francis here walk more on their toes. they have their feet upright and they will stan more up on their toes, walk more on the land, and true turtles are going to be more of your aquatic turtles and they have flippers such as sea turtles and tarapins will be semi

aquatic and land and have nails to dig on land as well. >> that makes sense. hoff you brought with us today. >> this is frances. one of our residents at the academy of natural sciences. he is a red footed tortoise from south and central america. the tend to walk on the floor in the rain forest. >> he is big. >> he is big. he will get bigger. they are largest tortoise, found down south, and, actually have a really awesome shell that protection them from everything except jaguars. >> yes, maybe a jaguars. >> yes. >> who else is with us today. >> yes, we have another one coming out, this is our slider. >> beautiful. >> yes. >> lot that red stripe on the side. >> these guys are called sliders because they slide right into the water when any danger comes around. these will be tarapins, we call them turtles. they have flippers but also those nails to dig along. >> i can see that going in the

water. >> yes, just how sleek everything is report report people think they are slow. how do you answer that. >> it depend on the turtles. you have some turtles like frances he goes a hundred yard an hour, which is pretty slow, any and pretty fast in the water and ten to get up to a fast clip on land if they had to. >> i turned my head on that thing and i see it just disappeared. >> we have one more. >> we do. >> our next one is a mass turtle. and these guys are very, very, cool and they look like they have a top graph map on their body, the patterning on their skin. >> i have to ask what else is going on this weekend. >> we have totally turtles weekend which is super fun, there is lots of crafts, and face painting, and tons of chances to see live april malls and turtles, and we have a really cool, event for the turtles games, they will be

hunting for crickets, blueberries and see how fast they can go. >> sound like such a great event. you guys, if you have nothing to do this weekend totally turtles weekend is this weekend saturday and sunday at the academy of natural sciences. back to you in the studio. this is one you do not want to miss. >> so cute. >> yes. >> so cute. >> second that, so cute. another event in our area this weekend is 120th devon horse show, some of the top horse riders are taking part in the event, and "eyewitness news" was at the devon this week as competitors warmed up. a subpoena by rodney hicks stable turned up world champion horses and ponies. they are known for their fancy foot work. >> it spread into them. we enhance witt training but it is bread into them. animated breed. it is what we call it. you'll see baby colts trotting by their mothers in the field picking their feet up and prancing around. >> devon horse show and

country fair runs through sunday. and there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, saturday. anthony mason and vanita nair join us live from new york with the preview now, good morning. >> good morning, rahel. coming up we will look back at the life of mohammed ali. the plus word of wisdom from this years honorary graduation speakers. hear advice that works at any age. then there is some of the most thrilling whitewater rapid around and they are downtown oklahoma city. see how officials there turned a trouble spot into a spectacular attraction. and best known as one of the stars of iron chef, among other credits, helping the sushi boom in the u.s. we will take you inside his kitchen to hear what sparked his intense passion. >> all that plus your eye opener, author chuck coasterman and music in our saturday session just ahead on cbs, this morning, saturday. >> thank you. i love those commencement speeches. you never too old for those word of wisdom, right.

>> yes, we have some really good ones. >> i can't wait, thanks, guys. happening today, roots picnic returns to philadelphia, for its ninth year it is at festival pier at penns landing this year it is archer backed by the roots. he is scheduled to take the stage at 9:00. willow smith, daughter of the will smith, will also perform. music starts at noon, for more fur go to cbs philly.com. wizard worldcom i can can is in full swing this weekend and we have a sneak peak at eye cop i can cars on display. take a look, we have delauren from back in the future and kit from knight riders. stars from the favorite sci-fi shows and super hero movies will be taking over the pennsylvania convention center through sunday. some celebrities expected to attend, chris hemsworth, x-files starred david, and michael j. fox from back to the future. and part of the weekend probably not a bad day to get inside and do some indoor

activities. >> especially second half of the weekend. today is looking okay. it will be cloudy at times. hopefully we will get a few peaks of sunshine, it will be warm and humid, feeling like the middle of the summer when we factor in the humidity. a warm start in the morning. check out weather watchers. temperatures not much different a cross the region from the poconos down toward the shore, generally in the the low to upper 60's for the warmest spots. out in cherry hill, jenny janssen at 66 degrees. perkasie, john jenkins in the mid 60's. up to 67 at phil chapline's house in philadelphia, eagleville. lou mid 60es a. same numbers. cherry hill, norristown, tabernacle, new jersey, johnnies cooler there, checks in at 63 degrees. down in newark, delaware, delran, new jersey, mid to upper 60's. the good news is we're dry this morning. that is the trend into the afternoon, maybe late in the day we will get spotty sprinkles but bulk of the rain will come in tomorrow late in the day where we dueled be dealing with strong to severe then are storms. if you have beach plans, today

is the best day. we will take to you ocean city. live lot at boardwalk i few people outside on this cloudy morning. not a good sunrise this morning but it is dry, a and a nice little breeze off the ocean keeping air temperatures down to the mid 60's at this hour in ocean city. you guys are on your way up to the mid 70's this afternoon with a few peaks of sunshine coming in as well. so overall headlines, a warm and humid weekend. sunday storms, and then we will deal with a cool down next week. if you do not like this heat and humidity it will drop especially, by the middle on have the in ex-week and you'll feel the difference in the humidity starting on monday. we will talk about that. until then, we're sitting in the warm and humid air mass. nice push of southerly wind keeping us on the warmer side. dry right now. low clouds and fog to deal with early today and then more cloud continue to stream in the afternoon. and most of these showers, hold off until later on, tonight, and then in the form of scattered showers and then we have a stronger cold front west of chicago, that will be the trigger, for the potential strong to severe thunderstorms especially tomorrow afternoon. and then hanging out in the backyard at the pool, actually

a decent day to day, just lacking the sun. hopefully we will see some sun in the afternoon. it is warm though. 84 degrees for the high temperature. make sure you have sun block on. you can still get a sunburn with the cloudy skies. let's focus on sunday. overall showers and storms really at anytime for the day. best chance to see the storms will be late afternoon and in the evening and some of those could be severe. any showers that do develop could drop some brief heavy rain, and due to just the heat, and humid air mass we're sitting in and watch out for stronger wind, as well, and the reason for the potential strong to severe thunderstorms is a warm front that push necessary tour on region today. it brings cloud, passes by tomorrow. and then we have a sitting in a warm, humid air mass for sunday afternoon into the evening hours. moisture moves in along the front and there is some of the strongest heavier showers and storms that fire up tomorrow. once the front moves through, this pushes out humidity for monday. so it will feel more comfortable but still on the warm side. so storm threats, tomorrow afternoon, into the evening hours, and potential for

damages winds, hail up to a quarter size, so that is severe hail status and maybe a severe thunderstorm and a threat for isolated tornado. again, focus for this severe storm mainly just to the south and then west of philadelphia, but still anywhere from the entire delaware valley could see some severe storms tomorrow. wind are producing a isolated tornado in parts of the mid-atlantic. future weather throughout the day-to-day, mainly dry, stray shower possible coming in the evening hours. tomorrow morning, a couple of showers around, we will have dry brakes from time to time throughout the day but watch what happened. three or 4:00 we will fire up the showers and storms. they will move from west to east, through the evening hours, and then moving off shore. we will dry things out late sunday night. overall pattern nice ridge in the jet stream keeps us warm but then a cool pocket of air arrives. by thursday of next week that brings the high temperature back below average. humid day to day, up to 84. slight chance of a shower late, future scattered showers, 68 degrees, here's extended forecast, another warm humid day tomorrow, late

day showers and storms, dryer for monday, less humid 82 and then look at wednesday and thursday, we will go below average, hide in the mid to upper 70es a you can be featured in the newscast bay becoming an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up at cbs philly.com/watcher. rahel, back to you. we just heard from justin there, today is the kind of day when frozen treat is in order. scoop or two of ice cream how bye a roll of it. vittoria woodill has a store friday washington square. >> reporter: it is a hot day in the city and there is one place where ice cream lovers are getting cool. sweet charlie's a social media frenzy forgetting the coolest shots to roll roll out on your news feed. >> can i take a a selfie with your ice cream. >> reporter: place to get the a sweet fix. mixed, frozen, rolled, and sprinkles before your eyes. >> you don't normally watch people make your ice cream right in front of you.

>> reporter: this rolled ice cream shop named after their sweet family talk is being run by brothers kyle and jacob, from cherry hill and this is a sweet surprise. >> how old are you guys. >> i'm 21 and he is 19. >> wait, are you kidding me. >> we have done little things like shovel driveways when it snows. this is the first, real venture for us. >> reporter: first for rolled ice cream, in philadelphia. >> it actually started on the streets of thailand like street vendors and this is how you they make it over there and we saw a you tube video that went viral with millions of views. we saw it. >> reporter: pick your flavors, pick your even less toppings and pick a cup. >> big serving. >> i'm a professional. >> or a doughnut. >> we decided to get a glaze doughnut, daily. they shaped like a hot dog bun. we roll a large 6-inch roll instead of the 3-inch roll and that gets late in the doughnut

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big sigh of relief at the bank, phillies offense showing up, bats were missing in action during that seven game slide, just 1.7 runs a game during that stretch. until last night, when pete mackanin's crew got it the done in the batters box. all right. to the ballpark we will go, throw back night, 70's night, wearing 1976 jerseys, third inning, big cameron rupp giving it a ride to right field, solo shot, gone. one to nothing, early on. same game different results. miguel franco getting hot again thinking outside batters box. down the left field line. herrera scores. two to nothing phillies.

later, perez off the gut, three to nothing lead for fightins. new to the fourth, and two on for andres blanco, hanging breaking ball and it is gone. three run shot. seven game slide is finally over, go ahead say it loud and proud phillies get a win six-three your final score. jeremy hellickson on the bum this afternoon. that is all for sports. i'm don bell. have a great weekend. >> justin back with the last check of the forecast, not a total wash out this weekend. >> split weekend, today best day of the two and we will bring rain and strong storms in here sunday afternoon and evening but that glummy start should see sunshine this afternoon. maybe late day shower. don't cancel outdoor plans. eighty-four for the high. mid 70's at the shore. poconos, humidity sticks around the entire weekend. for tomorrow morning showers, and with some breaks from time to time and then watch out for late day strong to possibly severe thunderstorms mainly between four and 8:00 o'clock

tomorrow and then dryer next week and cools down wednesday, back in the mid 70es a. >> yes. >> thanks, justin. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone.

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