this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". what a difference a day makes, a perfect day for baseball crews rolling up the tarp and getting the field red any mt. laurel, sunny start to the work week after much of the region had to deal with nasty storms sunday, looks like the pleasant weather will be sticking around, good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. meteorologist, katie fehlinger live on cbs-3 skydeck, not bad gig to be outside right now, how often do we get to start

smiling? >> so true, i mean, what beautiful afternoon that's unfolding here, the thing is, guys, we've had some sunshine lately but now seeing the humidity drop off. little hint after breeze, just enough to actually make it feel very refreshing out here. but we have more of the same down the road, and actually little cool down to mean it will feel even more comfortable. let me show you what's going on at the atmosphere at hands, storm scan3, misnomer, no stormy weather in site right now, my friends, nice clear skies will stay that way all day today, and as we zoom it out one time, all you see are just clear skies across all of the tri-state area. so looking good here. now, we are still tracking cold front that's making its full retreat as we speak. let's look, though, can he tomorrow for the index here, expected afternoon dew point is about 57, and in short, the lower that dew point gets, the drier the air mass, so less humid it will feel, when measuring the moisture content in terms of how it make for comfort, it means it will be awfully pleasant.

between the range of 50 and 06 is where you begin to feel a little hint of humidity at the moment, turning more westerly hand it had been earlier, predominantly southwest with the friends flow, still humidity to work with out there, bit of breezy afternoon, casino of the only problem that we've got going for us here today. sun will shine all afternoon, we expect to tack few additional degrees onto temperatures currently flirting with or already into the 80s, under the sunshine who can complain, looks just beautiful out there. like i mention, it is going to last us a while, but there are couple of problems down the road, little hint of wet weather which we'll discuss as we move forward in the show. jim, brooke, we send it back into you for now. >> thanks, no shortage of love as tributes from around the world pour in for muhammad ali, bogging legends and humanitarian died friday memorial services scheduled later this week, kenneth craig has details of the public services which are expected to draw tens of thousands

champ year fighter outside the ring, and two massive public services for the boston ledge edge. people from all faiths will be invited to a ends islamic prayer program thursday at freedom hall in louisville, kentucky the site of ali's last fight in his hometown in 1961, another turn public service held friday at louisville young center where flag is flying at half staff. ali's children and former president, bill clinton, will be among those eulogize g a man, simply known as the greatest friends and one time rival george foreman told cbs this morning, that ali's power wasn't in his punch, but his presence. to say he was the greatest box czar put down. he was bigger than boxing. he was bigger than anything in all more than 30,000 members of the public will be a to

attends. >> lay will, daughter, says she grateful. >> i'm happy he is no longer struggling it, bricks me comfort, so, again, you know, i'm saddest's not here, i'm sad i can't hug him and kiss him. >> he shoe said there never be anyone else like him. in louisville kentucky, kenneth craig, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". very true, thanks, kenneth. concerns over water safety in bucks and montgomery county prompting calls for investigational investigation, congressman brendon boyle wants a hearing, to investigate ground water contamination surrounding hundreds of defense department installations, including three from our area officials have shutdown a dozen municipal wells, 80 private wells federal appeals court will reese least unindicted co-con spore tours, two former allies of new jersey governor chris christie were indicted last

year alledgedly orchestrated traffic jams near the bridge as political pay back against mayor who did not support christie's re-election teen boy recovering this noon after being shot during attempted robbery in olney. >> north lauren street, the 17 year old victim was one of four people in a car all started two men approached the car, one tapped on the window with a gun. >> the shooter chased the car, and fired a total of three shots, all three shots did strike the driver side of the vehicle. >> after the victim was shot managed to drive himself 3 miles to the hospital, he is in stable condition, police are hoping nearby surveillance video will help them catch two suspect. police are also trying to track down the suspect they say opened fire killing a man in kensington early this morning police say the victim in his 30's shot while talking to friends outside of the 600

block of lippincott street. say the suspect drop -- drove up to the victim, with multiple shots, victim pronounced dead at the hospital. no word on a motive at this time. >> turning to campaign 2016, after winning puerto rico and virgin islands, hillary clinton is getting closer to locking up the democratic nomination, but bernie sanders is not giving up. correspondent mark albert has the very latest from the white house. >> hillary clinton, is campaigning in california ahead of tomorrow's primary she hopes to wrap up the nomination. >> i hope to finish here in california it, means the world to me. >> former secretary every state may not need california, clinton has a 27-point lead in new jersey has has two-point lead in california. >> are we ready to make a political revolution. >> sanders says he will fight for the nomination, through

the convention. and he says clinton has work to do to win over his supporters. >> it is secretary clinton's job to explain to those people why she should be -- why she should get their support. >> on the republican side, trump defending comments he made that the judge presiding over the trump university lawsuit is not fair because every his mexican heritage. >> has to do -- >> he is the member of a club or society strongly -- >> even trump supporters says he needs to back off those kinds of statements. >> i think he has a chance here to win, by a huge margin, if he can elevate the campaign to the big decisions that matter in the lives of the american people. >> trump gearing up for the general election, new national political director hired sunday in the campaign says it is working to beef up its communications team. mark albert, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

and voters will head out to cast their ballots tomorrow in new jersey, polls open at 6:00 a.m., and close at 8:00 p.m. philadelphia police department investigating a indent that took place during phillies game this weekend? trying to track down fan that allegedly through a bottle at ryan howard. now, it happened just after howard hit a game ending grounds-out to the pitcher and was walking back to the dugout, police believe the man seen in this photo could be responsible for toss ago beer bottle on to the field which landed next to howard's feet. the philly says say this was no laughing matter. >> that's dane are you forever who through that. >> howard also responded to the bottle throwing saying, quote, i've done too much in this town to have that casino of stuff. police are hoping as more people see this photo, the closer they will be in figuring out exactly what happened at the stadium on saturday. well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness

"eyewitness news", fierce fighting in felusia. on the ground with the latest on the push to take back the city from isis militants. plus, the latest on deadly train crash overseas. we'll show you what officials think may have happened just hours before the collision in belg prodders, shuckersers,

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today marks 72 years since the "d" day invasion of france by allied troops during world war ii. more than 150,000 troops stormed a 50-mile stretch of beach along the french coast, fighting the germans at normandy, supported by more

than 5,000 ships and 11,000 planes. nearly 10,000 allied troops were killed or hurt, but the victory enables force toss advance across europe. >> it has been two weeks since the battle for felusia began, now iraqi forces are facing fierce resistance from islamic state fighters as they try to recapture the city. charlie d'agada reports from near the front lines of the assault west of baghdad. >> we cut through the dust to reach the southern outskirts of the city. >> we're just on the front lines of the iraqi special forces, as they're moving into fell usual a they just cleared this area, few days ago. >> they say the entire thing is mine dollars. much more relaxed was the main in charge of the overall operation against isis and full evening a, lieutenant general. he said after days of fears fighting his elite us train forces are now on the verge of entering the main city.

>> general saudi said, the biggest factor on the battlefield, americans air strikes. >> those are air strikes. >> usa. >> yes. >> it is going get harder to rely on those punishing air strikes, as pro government forces close in. out of concern for tens of thousands of civilians who remain trapped inside the city. iraqi commanders number of civilians shot dead trying to escape. >> charlie d'agada, cbs news, baghdad. >> three meme are dead, nine others are hurt, after a train crash in belgium. officials say passenger train slammed into a freight train in the eastern part of the country today lightning strikes caused dis rip sean on the line. >> shark attack leaves 60 year old grandmother dead and her friends in shock.

door even collier was mauled by a great white shark at popular dive spot that she frequently visited with her diving partner. her partner was in the water with her somewhat when she was attack, was able to be saved by three fishermen in nearby boat, he explained the terrifying scene to local police. >> he didn't see the shark, but he felt, he said, at the is surface, when he surfaced he saw commotion in the water. >> this comes less than a week after a surfer was fatally mauled, just south of that area. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", unusual suspect. >> this monkey isn't just window shopping. i can't believe i just said that. you won't believe what he does when he gets inside ... as if it is normal for him to window shop, katie (laughing). >> i guess it is for this one, can i not wait for that story. this ought to be good. meantime my friends, cool down quote unquote is on it way. however, still very pleasant

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>> eight vehicles involved in a accident on i76 westbound approaching the conshohocken curve in lower merion. authorities say two people are injured, no word on their conditions at this time. the crash happened around 11:00 this morning, right now the westbound lanes are closed with one lane getting by intermittently eastbound. stay with "eyewitness news" as we get more information on this breaking news story. well, to other news, do you need a job, a new burger joint is opening this sumner northern liberties. >> superstars mark, donnie and paul wahlberg, bringing their burger franchise to the piazza. wahlberg err's homing job fair today at 969 north second street until 8:00 p.m. they are looking for experienced cooks, bartenders and servers, and say they are interviewing on the spot, dress to impress, and you might actually end up on their reality show. have you seen that? >> , i have not. ill put on my list. >> , thousands line the streets of manayunk over the

week toned see some of the best cyclists in the world. >> "eyewitness news" at the 30th annual philadelphia cycling classic, the 12-mile course took the cyclists through manayunk, east falls, fairmount park and kelly drive. the most difficult part was the half mile climb up manayunk's infamous wall. men make the climb nine times, women, six. >> it is such a long race, too, that just comes down to how good your legs are, you know, how good you feel on the day. >> our job is to make sure that they make it up this hill. i don't touch them. all i did is i give them entheusiasm by cheering them on. >> you go. look at melvin there. edward of spain won the men's race, megan of california won the women's rice. -- race. >> good for them. >> now, watch the reality show but i am not doing that. >> on a bike? when was the last time? >> 199 -- >> no, i think i was on one last year or the year before. >> okay, okay. >> at least sometime in this

century. >> there go. >> great day to ride a bike, though, my gosh, i saw a lot of people out on those wonderful bikes we have in the city. i can completely understand, so comfortable outside, little breeze granted but still feels great when you have full sunshine out there, a lot of people taking advantage of what is promising to be not just beautiful week but beautiful afternoon, that's where we turn our folk us to start things offer taking you down the shore, showing you "skycam 3" at this point is loaded one folks taking in the sunshine here, in ocean city, as we take you out here to cape may county. beautiful day at the beach un folding and really everywhere else as well. so, we will do you one better, take you little further inland this time, next we go to the neighborhood network where it looks like a bunch of kids here in the pavilion, a lot out in the recess in the next 20 minutes or so, i did also see this camera shaking something awful. this is one of those classic cameras, that likes to shake a lot if there is a wind. and i wouldn't be shocked if we start today see that happen, yep, there goes, there

goes, winds out of the west at 16 miles per hour with these live observation changing before your very eyes. 79 degrees, outside whitfield elementary. here is the front that brought in the nasty storms we showed you earlier, thankfully that's long gone, a memory, we look off to the south. at the moment still tracking what's now tropical storm colin. which interestingly is actually now a new record just in the fact that it is the storm forming as earl a it is has, the earliest we've ever seen the c storm form since records began. so, pretty big deal. meanwhile thankfully do not have to worry about this becoming any casino after direct impact our area. it is a pretty speedy little guy. moving already out to sea. off the atlantic coastline, as it crosses northern florida, southeast georgia and south carolina, then out to sea already by tomorrow into wednesday. so, again, not making any kind of direct path through our area but we will see some very heavy rain down this way, perhaps if your travels are taking you down south, or getting in to the season, of

vacations, we could be dealing with some significant flooding it looks like with future rain amounts in the next couple of days. but this were your shore week, you planned very well. if you are hitting the jersey shore, l delaware beaches, take a look, other than just late day shower popping up tomorrow with a cold front crossing through, and certainly cooler day on tap for wednesday, still some really nice shore weather. let alone weather for the rest every us, bring you back inland here tonight as the phillies are back in south philly, 78 in the sunshine, look just phenominal, little hint after breeze granted but still nice day. so, we expect to top off to the mid 80s this afternoon, 83 tomorrow, watching a weak cold front cross through, what it looks in moisture will make up for with drop on the thermometer wednesday and thursday, you know what, this will be an air mass sort of want you to come out and tailgate for football, the casino of air mass, like cool and comfortable and crisp and a really good hair day coming up. >> i love the weather perfection. >> getting tickets to see the

broad was hit hamilton getting a lot more expensive. prices zero on some ticket selling sites have more than doubled, get this, some as high as $10,000. ouch. tickets jumped up after of course lynn march well miranda may be leaving to work on other projects. word; his last day is july 9th, but prices like these mable ' stick around. hamilton has won a grammy, pull its err prize and recently nominated for record 16 tony awards. we'll be right back.

>> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 new treatment for the most common form of skin cancer, doesn't involve major surgery. how doctors are using a non-invasive lays tow wipe out the disease today at 5:00. many store robberies captured by video surveillance cameras, not quite like this one. check this out. a monkey in eastern india opens the door to a jewelry store, gets behind the counter, slides open a drawer, grabs a bundle of cash then sectors between its teeth. what? and when an employee tries trading the monkey a piece of fruit for the cash it, actually made a quick get away with the loot. >> hilarious. >> these like super crazy trained monkeys, right? >> apparently. >> oh, well. >> we'll watch your cash drawers. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas for katie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> the young and the restless is next.

>> ashley: [ sighs ] oh, billy. again? don't know where to kiss you. >> billy: bring it in. >> ashley: mwah! keep this up and the hospital's gonna start charging you rent. >> billy: yeah, well, they're gonna have to up the thread count. this is -- this is -- it's ridiculous. >> ashley: how are you doing? >> billy: i'm fine, besides the sandpaper sheets. a little beat up. my ego took the worst of it, i think. >> ashley: i bet whoever was riding on the back of your bike is gonna think twice about doing that again. >> billy: well, i see jack didn't take long to share the news. >> ashley: well, you know, is it that shocking? >> billy: hardly. no. abbott family's new preoccupation -- my personal life. >> ashley: oh, really? so you don't think we have the right to be co