crashing on to this home behind me here, but this is only some of the damage we saw across new jersey today. that was coming through. kaboom. i should have been dead from the looks of that. >> reporter: she drove down federal street in camden, often but on monday she remembers it as a place that she almost lost her life. >> when i saw win blowing i said wow, i hope that tree ain't going to fall. would you believe when i say that tree fell in my car. >> reporter: blake said the tree crush her car trapping her inside for about 15 minutes. crews were able to safely rescue her. >> my blood pressure shot up to two over or whatever you want to call it. >> one heck of the storm. >> it was. >> with all that mess, it was loud, my mouth trooped to the floor. >> reporter: few miles away there cherry hill powerful win gusts tore this from the sidewalk which then crashed on to this home on willowdale drive. >> it looks like from the foundation it was just completely lifted up from the

wind. >> i'm running down here in the rain. we thought people were trapped or something, knocking on doors and calling police. >> reporter: thankfully no one was inside at the time. those affected by the storm says just as thunderstorms passed the effects of the damage will too. >> complete loss, yes, but i'm glad i was than the along here. >> everyone is safe, so that can be replaced. >> reporter: back here live, you can see that some of these trees, actually have been trimmed, the family tells me they get to these trees trimmed this summer but this tree that fell was not a threat. that just goes to show just how powerful those win gust where is today. live from cherry hill, neat a oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. chopper three over storm damage down the shore on the 100 block of saint james place in atlantic city. authorities say high wind blew an over hang at an apartment building backward and that damaged the roof.

building was evacuated until engineers can determine whether it is safe to go back inside. in one was hurt. quickly the moving stormed ripped a large tree right out of the ground in drexel hill delaware county. chopper three over school land and edmond avenue where a tree went partially on top of the house. no injuries were reported there either. and in one was hurt when a tree fell and landed on a park car in philadelphia's spring garden neighborhood. that tree crush the roof of the car, and then blew out the back window. these storms came in fast and furious, this afternoon, meteorologist kate bilo was in the weather center with where they had hit the hardest and what they left in the wake, kate. >> these storms were along a shortwave, what we call piece of energy in the atmosphere that rotated through this afternoon and just shows that you sometimes don't need the heat and humidity that we often need to get thunderstorms going when we have a strong impulse moving through the region and this was a strong one. take a look, six hours ago, thunderstorms erupted,

beautiful start to the day and then everything went downhill very, very quickly. let's zoom in on what happened, again as these storms moved through. steady yes, sir, strongest storms from philadelphia on south, especially over south jersey, we had wind gusts reported well over 60 miles an hour n fact we will look at these storm reports and you can see, they are pretty much every where. we had high wind, blue dots you see there, anything with the tree is an indication of the tree possibly down on a house or car and reports of the hail as well. lets check with this one here in philadelphia at the airport. thunderstorm win gusts of 59 miles an hour in philadelphia. we did have reports of hail as well, in sicklerville, .3 inches, coming up we will talk more about the damage reports and cool air that is following for now, ukee, we will send it back to you. >> thank you, kate. it could be a historic day in the battle will over proposed sugary drink tax in philadelphia. city council is set to vote on it as both supporters and critics make sure their voices are heard. "eyewitness news" reporter

alexandria hoff is at city hall with the very latest, alex? >> reporter: before council cast a vote they must finish up with public comment. most of the day has focused on a alternative to the sugar tax a container tax meaning would it a reply to any beverage in the container like this. now pro soda folks say this is far more fair but others say applying water to a tax does nothing for public health. it was a loud day at city hall. >> no new taxes, no new taxes. >> reporter: began with those rallying outside against a proposed tax on sugary beverages. >> this is just making it so expensive it will put us out of business. >> reporter: beverage industry advocates concerned over what they see as a discriminatory proposal by the mayor went head to head with supporters of the tax, prior to a scheduled vote.

the goal in all of this has been deemed noble by both side and effort to raise fund for universal prek, and other community projects, but some are focused on health. >> how academic a collection drives health outcomes, yeah, this is a win in every way possible. >> reporter: councilman lars david oh tells us he feels additional taxes can and should ab voided. >> i think the money for universal prek is already in the budget. >> reporter: if the tax on sugary beverages gets council's approval, philadelphia will be the first major city in the country to do so. now council is set to break about 45 minutes ago but scheduled to reconvene right about now. we will bring you an update at 6:00. reporting live from city hall, i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". hillary clinton won four out of the six states voting in tuesday's primaries and caucus and now she's making plans for taking on donald trump in the general election.

cbs news reporter craig boswell has that story and is what next for bernie sanders. >> reporter: with the democratic nomination now, locked up, hillary clinton, expected to take a few days off before she hits battle ground states of ohio and pennsylvania. >> our campaign will take this message to every corner of our country. >> reporter: clinton campaign is already making its pitch to bernie sanders support tours join them to defeat trump. >> as we look ahead to the battle that awaits, let's remember all that unites us. >> reporter: bernie sanders left l.a. to assess the campaign but he does ant peer to be ready to give up just yet. >> he can be a pretty stubborn guy. >> reporter: jim manly is democratic consultant and hillary clinton supporter. >> he believes in what he is doing despite the fact that he has lost. i am very skeptical that he will step aside anytime soon. in fact he will go all the way to philadelphia a. >> reporter: sanders is planning a campaign rally in washington d.c. on thursday but first he will meet with president obama here at the

white house to discuss race and where to go from there. >> hello. >> reporter: donald trump, the presumptive republican nominee has scheduled meetings for tomorrow. he will talk to g.o.p. members from every state as businessman tries to sure up his fund raising operation. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". donald trump also told bloomberg news he narrowed his list of vice-president candidates to four or five people. what do people in our area think about hillary clinton securing the presidential nomination? coming up at 6:00 "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talks to members of the the both parties about the historic achievement. democratic national convention starts here in philadelphia, in just 46 days, and "eyewitness news" continues to cover the preparations. for more on that go to cbs philly.com/dnc. israeli police say three people were killed and several wounded when at least two gunman opened fire in tel aviv. officials are calling the violence a terror attack. there were reports of the

shootings in two locations, those were popular open air market in the capitol tonight. investigators say two gunman were neutralized, and not clear if it was cleared or if they were arrested. police are searching at a year to make sure there were no digs allah tackers,. there were more than 80 rapes on new jersey college campuses in 2014 according to a new report by u.s. department of education. ruth rutgers university reported 32 rapes on this new brunswick piscataway campus, most in new jersey and tied for seventh higher in the nation. the rutgers was filled by rowan university with seven, reported rapes, stockton university was tied for third with six. some of the universities say their numbers may be high because they have stepped up efforts to encourage students to report a alleged a salts. thousands are calling for the judge in the stanford university sexual assault case to be removed from the bench. this is as he begins a new six year term. the judge, sentenced former

swimmer brook turn tore six months in jail for raping a woman during a fraternity party but critics say punishment was too lenient. turner blamed too much drinking for his behavior. the victim said that she wants turn are to be finished with you he doesn't need to be behind bars. administration is planned for stanford's graduation on sunday. pennsylvania's continuing efforts to free its college campuses, of sexual assault. today villanova basketball coach jay wright, joined others to discuss the commonwealth's campaign called, it is on us. >> we have responsibility put on our students to look out for one another and it is on all of us at villanova, administrators, coaches, students, all of us to prevent sexual violence and to create a society that is safe and enjoyed by everyone. >> the national, it is on us movement was launched by president obama in 2014. camden county police officers took time to deliver an important message, to members of the community,

today. the officers teamed up with volunteers, from the camden count a dixon task force and they also handed out red informational card. those cards include instructions on what to do in the event of an overdose. the school district of philadelphia received a generous donation, of life saving equipment, the lewis is a bean owe foundation, presented the district ten automated -- ten ought made owe external defibrillators for elementary school, and frankford native, jiray evans matched it the through his foundation and district superintendent william hite said devices are essential in the event of a healthy mergecy. >> this is a critically important instrument and device for our schools, and to ensure or to begin on the path to get these into all schools is really important. >> it is also aed campaign which is working toward insuring every district school building has a working aed.

still to come on "eyewitness news", caught on camera a the mother desperately trying to save her teenage child from a vicious attack, reason behind this violent scene and person stopped that suspect from getting a way. and preparing for a final farewell, we're hearing from people hoff tickets for the public funeral for me mow, and, what the legend wants from them. also roads to rivers in paris, as flooding in france,

well, free tickets to attend the funeral for for, muhammad ali were given out earlier then planned after thousands started to line up last night to witness history. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig is in louisville, kentucky and spoke with some who waited for hours, in line. >> finally made it. >> reporter: for emma a hinton and her eight year old great grandson, muhammad ali's funeral isn't just any event. >> thank you. >> got my tickets.

yes. >> reporter: it is a moment in history. >> i love muhammad ali, greatest man in the world. >> louisville nate i have arrived in the downtown a rena around 10:30 tuesday night and quickly made friend with strangers in line, sharing her memory, of ali growing up. >> wow always say i'm pretty, i'm pretty, i will be the world's next heavyweight champion. >> reporter: thousands of others line the streets of louisville for a chance at some of the 14,000 available free tickets. organizers are expecting to fill this arena on friday, for those who don't get a ticket, the services will be shown on big screens outside, and streamed on line. regina thompson said she wouldn't miss a chance to say good bye to her hometown hero. >> able to see a home grown hero. one of the great that he is ever was, in boxing. god bless him. >> reporter: on friday she will join dignitaries and leaders from around the world,

and those from her own backyard to say good bye, when muhammad ali fills an arena, one last time. in louisville, kentucky, kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". attempted kidnapper in florida is stopped, in the act and it is all caught on camera. disturbing surveillance video shows 30 year-old craig man nil owe, dragging the 13 year-old girl through a dollar general store while her mother hangs on and tries to stop him. fortunately an off-duty deputy was outside and stopped him from getting a way. neighbors say they are disturbed by this incident. >> child molester, somebody that really deserves to be put away. >> there wouldn't have been any doubt i would have thrown myself on anybody, and you now i guess i have to be prepared to to do that. >> no one was injured, authorities do not know why he was after that girl, and he is not a registered sex offender but he does have a history of arrests. parts of the france are still being inundated with flooding rains in the towns of

shown here, streets were turning to flowing rivers just moments after a storm moved through. muddy flood waters reached levels of nearly 5 feet. partially submerging cars and, forcing residents to evacuate their homes. as many as 07 fire fighters and emergency workers have been sent to the flooded area. we have got an update on the number of power outages after those upper level disturbances, been crazy. peco has more than 19,000 i understand. pse and g, more than 17,000. >> ac electric still reporting over 9,000 and del marva, right there about 4500, and kate, based on these storms they came in so quickly and they came up fast. once they came in it was like it is on. >> that is right, game over. if you get caught in one of those outside on the road it was a quick hitting system but completely blind sided you, blinding rain, tree branches falling all over the place. it was a mess out there. it has cleared out. we had a quiet start to the morning and now quiet start to the evening as well. to the pretty beautiful outside right

now. but this midday, not looking so good. we have had many reports of damage in the wake of these strong storms and that came through really signaling a change to a cooler weather through the end of the week. lets take a look outside, what a difference a few hours make. the shore got hit hard as well with that line of storms that really blew through around mid afternoon down the shore around one or 2:00 o'clock, now it has cleared out and it is a beautiful evening. people back on the ocean city boardwalk, sunnies out, just a few patchy cloud outside right now. no problems at the moment. i want to show you time lapse video to show what this day looks like, we will start off at leadership academy about nine hours ago and it was a beautiful morning, blue skies, with a gray start to the day and watch how quickly they roll in, briefly obscuring the city with rainfall and then another storm roll through the sit bye 3:00 a gusty storm came through and everything has cleared on out and everything is quiet, it is a beautiful evening but much cooler, 63 degrees at leader

shape contacted my with the wind out of the west northwest at 12 making it feel cooler. lets peak at storm scan which shows that shortwave moving through. very strong impulse in the atmosphere that brought this line of gusty thunderstorms through, similar to what we see when we get snow squals in the winter. i'm talking about an arctic front that blasts through, hail as well, thanks to the cold air in the upper atmosphere. you can see storms briefly intensified from the sit on south. we had wind reports, up to 07 miles an hour in portions of cumberland county, this afternoon. let look at all of the storm reports. follow that line of thunderstorms. severe thunderstorm warnings that popped up, first over portions of chester and delaware counties, follow the storms all the way down the shore, and just a sampling of our storm damage reports, tree down on a house in drexel hill. trees down and power outageness middletown delaware. tree on a car in new castle delaware. trees and sign down in lumberton, new jersey. trees and wires down with numerous road closures around bridgeboro as well this system did not discriminate,

pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware we all got hit hard with this system. look at the cool air it is left in its wake. temperatures only in the mid 60's outside right now, it feels like a spring day or possibly a fall day, and tomorrow more of that, sunny and breezy, no thunderstorms for tomorrow, lots of sunshine. friday looks great as well and then as we head in the start of the weekend we will pick up another chance for a shower or a storm on saturday, coming up next half an hour we will time them out precisely for your weekend plans. overnight mainly clear, breezy and cool, down to 54 degrees for the overnight low. tomorrow mostly suns i, breezy and please an and 76. eyewitness wet per day forecast, great stretch lies ahead thursday and friday. the humidity will creep up on saturday. while much of the day is dry by afternoon into the evening, we have to watch for thunderstorms and those could be strong once gannon saturday, definitely if you have outdoor plans keep an eye to the sky to start the weekend. >> good head up, thanks, kate. tomorrow there is a very special day for us here at "eyewitness news". we want you to interviewed you to join us for our tenth

annual alex scott: stand for hope tell-a-thon. >> phone lines open up tomorrow morning at 6:00 and we will be there all day. >> community helping children, that is what it is all about. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> the nfl, the latest target of hackers, the breach bring new calls for security experts about protecting your digital information, don. eagles are taking a field trip, find out where and find out who is leading the charge. and it was good until it wasn't. one of the phillies brightest young stars goes down with a injury, sports,

don bell joining us now. poor eagles. >> yes, exactly. >> it appears that everybody is getting a a little. >> that is a head line. >> coach pederson says i'm glad to hear it. >> starting quarterback has invited a all eagles quarterback wide receivers and

tightened to san diego to work out and bond before training camp begins in late july. yes, carson wentz is going as well, people. it is all good. meanwhile day two of the teams three day mini camp, quarterback, bradford, went and chase daniel are splitting time equally so far. doug peterson on what carson needs to work on. >> why certain plays are called, which he probably understood his offense in college a at north dakota state. he needs to figure out and why we're calling, frank is calling certain playness practice and put all those pieces together. >> i feel good. i feel like i am continuing to learn. i'm comfortable with what the offense and everything. there is a lot of things still to learn and fine details with the offense but i feel good with my progression and i'm looking forward to continuing down the road. >> day baseball in south philadelphia a phillies and cubs, vince velasquez threw just two pitches, before

leaving with an injury. team is calling it a strain right biceps. he will be reevaluated tomorrow. velasquez has had tommy john surgery before and shoulder issues. after the game the phillies get throttled eight-one. full highlights at six. >> pete mackanin says at least we don't to have play the cubs for the rest of the year. >> yes. >> it has not been good. >> could it be their year. >> i don't know. >> they are due. >> they're due. >> we will see what happens. >> still to come tonight, in our next half an hour. >> close to two dozen cars hit in a window smashing spree. how do the people responsible go about all of this, undetected. do you recognize this ring? it is nearly two decade old. it was just discovered in our area we will tell you where it was found and how they are trying to get it back on the

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damage cars, shattered glass, one philadelphia neighborhood gets a rude, awakening. "eyewitness news" continues 59:30. i'm's ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. vandals strike in the middle of the night leaving dozens of cars damaged in fishtown. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is there in the neighborhood with more on what police are trying to do, and also trying to figure out hoist responsible. >> reporter: it would appear these vandals drove up memphis street making quick work out of the smashing out one window after the other. it is a terrible thing to wake up too. >> reporter: close to two dozen car windows smashed. >> just the aggravation. >> reporter: trail of the random destruction, spanning a couple of blocks of memphis street in fishtown. >> that is like, three or four long blocks. >> you know, just annoying,

one of the senseless crimes. >> reporter: neighbors say it happened around 4:00 this morning. >> i didn't hear anything. sometimes i can sleep through it, an atomic blast. >> reporter: unfortunately for bill curse, this is second car window he has replaced in seven months. >> i had my driver side window shot out, right before thanksgiving. >> reporter: meg got her window fixed in a few hours after it had been shattered. >> it is not personal, they were doing to it do it. >> reporter: she spent under a hundred dollars and was surprised that was all that she was out. >> i first thought, i said my gosh they probably stole something but they were doing it to be fun or to be jerks. i don't know. >> reporter: frustration in fishtown, many left to wonder if the car smashing vandals will strike again. >> you know, there is nothing stolen. it is just for vandalism and destruction. those are the shame. >> reporter: some car owners forced to pull out tarps to make sure their cars didn't get wet in the afternoon's storm until they can get them repaired. police are reviewing surveillance video, to try to figure out hoist responsible for this.

in fishtown, i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, take a look at this man, in these photos, police in doylestown say he snuck on to a car dealership lot, on memorial day and then stole, one of the cars there. the surveillance images show him entering on a bicycle and that is where police say he upgraded to a ford pickup truck. truck had a snowplow on the front. if you recognize that suspect call the police. a scare in gloucester township camden county, driver runs off the road and in the fence of that house. chopper three over the scene as workers remove the car off the lot. it happened around 10:00 o'clock this morning. police tell "eyewitness news" that the driver is okay, and no one in the house was hurt. a 911 call for an unconscious person behind the wheel, landed delaware man behind bars, for his fifth, driving under the influence offense. jeffery bradley was arrested on north union church road in milford yesterday. in addition to dui, the 29 year-old, faces resisting arrest and other charges.

police say a computer check revealed that bradley had four previous dui convictions dating back to 2006. and now an out of control driver plows through a group of bicycle wrists in michigan killing five and injuring four others. this happened jed in kalamazoo county. police received calls that the 50 year-old driver had been speeding through the area for at least a half an hour before the deadly crash. eyewitnesses described the horrifying scene. >> it hurts me. i was crying after i seen it. >> it was not like he hit a tree. it didn't sound like he collided with people, bikes. >> police arrested the driver after a brief foot chase. security experts are renewing warnings about pass word safety after latest high profile hacking. nfl commissioner roger goodell was the target and hackers once took over accounts belong to go facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. all of it raises the question if a social media tycoons account can be hacked how

vulnerable are yours. >> reporter: commissioner roger goodell tried to make light of the situation by tweeting this proof of life photo. quote, man you leave the office for one day of golf with jim kelly, he wrote, and your own network kills you off. #, harsh. on tuesday, hackers posted these messages on nfl's verified twitter account, claiming that goodell was dead. >> when you reach a certain status, people want to take you down, it is almost a goal. >> reporter: hackers claimed they found nfl's twitter pass word in a social media employee's e-mail. other hackers were able to break into mark zuckerberg's twitter and pinterest pages because he had used the same pass word for his linkedin account. that site was breached in 2012, user data for more than 100 million members was exposed. >> everyone that is watching, has a pass word that is the same on at least one other service. it is more human nature that sets us up to potentially, be vulnerable to this. >> reporter: in recent days

accounts belong to go keith richard, kylie jenner, katie perry and drake have also been hacked. many believe that pass word will eventually be replaced bye-bye owe metrics. >> facial recognition technology, iris scanning and fingerprint detection. >> reporter: until we get to that point you probably heard this advice before but security experts say the best way to protect yourself is a strong, unique pass word, and you have to change it often. today governor tom wolf signs legislation expanding where wine can be sold in the state of pennsylvania. the governor made it official during a ceremony at the capitol in harrisburg. the new law lets licensed groceries and restaurant sell up to four bottles of take out wine percuss more. it officially allows for the sale of beer at convenient stores. union that represents employees of the the state liquor stores is strongly opposed to the law. well, common piece of household furniture is being used to raise awareness about home less use in philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" at fifth and arch streets in center

city for couch's don't count campaign. valley youth houses, a local shelter for homeless teens, organize this pop up event and they say a large number of these home less youth identify as lesbian, gay, by sexual or transgender. >> we found in county homeless youth in philadelphia that more than 50 percent are couch surfing, sometimes way friend, sometimes in the friendly acquaintance. we want to raise awareness for this population by bringing a couch to the street. >> "eyewitness news" morning show anchors jim donovan and brooke thomas were there for today's event. well, a monkey gets into a power situation in kenya and causes a nationwide blackout. >> a spokesmen for the power company says the animal got past electrified fences yesterday and then felon to a transformer at the hydroelectric plant. the outage lasted about three hours but power has been since restored. monkey survived the fall and was handed off to wild life authorities. how about that. >> survive the fall.

>> survive the fall. if you leave your license at home, no need to turnaround to get it in louisiana. state lawmakers approved the use of of a new app on tuesday, and this lets you have a digital version of your driver's license on your phone. officials say that the digital license will also be accepted by officers during a traffic stop. >> it is immediately available, you always have your phone with you but don't always have your wallet. things like that, it would be great. >> some drivers feel convenience could lead to identity theft. >> something to think about. >> it is, it is strange, you always have your phone but may leave your wallet at home. >> hello. still to come on "eyewitness news" good news if you like to get behind the wheel. >> if you are doing a lot of driving this summer, experts say the prices are falling but just how far, will they go. and, water, water, every where and plenty of it to drink. staggering number of bottles of water being sold each and every year, kate? wake up to day's strong storms, temperatures have dropped quite a bit, feeling like a spring weather we

didn't get much of this past may so how long does the cool stretch stick around and what can we expect for the weekend plans? i'll have the full forecast when we come right back.

taking any road trips this summer? you might end up with a little extra spending money. >> the government predict that is summer gas prices will be at their lowest level in 12 years, about 36 cents less per gallon, then last year. here's a look at the numbers in our area, in pennsylvania, drivers are paying $2.48 for a gallon of regular on average, and in new jersey, it is 2.15, and in the first state of delaware, it is $2.34. well, bottled water is on the verge of becoming most consume beverage in the u.s. according to the beverage marketing corporation. it found consumption rose more than 120 percent over a 50 year period from nearly 17 gallons per person, in the year 2,000 to nearly 37 gallons per person in 2015. at the same time just about every other drink has seen a

drop of more than 16 percent. keurig is admitting its cold brewer machinist a flop, and it will cost the company some jobs. cold brewing machine made its debut just ten months ago but once supply of the cold brew pods left in stores runs out, it is over. keurig is offering customers their money back. the company will layoff 130 employees who worked on the cold brew project, and that is the latest. still to come on "eyewitness news" how marriage can help

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on the healthwatch tonight for the first time in more than four in ten women in the u.s. are obese. now, that the stat is according to a new study from the journal of the american medical association which found that obesity among women has increased by 5 percent over a decade. meanwhile obese take monk men has stayed the same. researchers looked at data on more than 2600 men and 2800 women from 2005 through 2014. also on the healthwatch, is marriage good for your heart? new study says, yes. researchers from the british cardiovascular society found that married people are

14 percent less likely to die from a heart attack then single people. married people are also likely to spend less time in the hospital. this could all be related to a spouse's physical and emotional support. princeton police need your help he reuniting a wedding winning with its rightful owner. >> officers say this ring was found in new saw street near pine street and turn into police and had inscription debbie and jeremy, june 1999. if you know who this ring belongs to you are asked to call princeton police so it can be returned to somebody who is probably missing it. >> yes, i hope that works out. >> get the word out. >> kate joins with us our forecast. little storm rolled through today, damaged to many parts of the area it was rough. >> still people left without power at this hour. the one saving grace for those people it is cool, comfortable out there right now a lot of times when you have power outages, it is hot, humid. can be dangerous. people leave their homes. you can have windows opened tonight. that is one saving grace,

although it doesn't help food in your fridge or help with the internet access being restored but hopefully that will get restored as we head through the evening as everything has quieted down. storms moved off the coast. the one stray shower that moved away from portions of burlington, ocean counties and rest of us seeing a really nice, cool, comfortable evening underway. lets look outside. we will she you over the city, just a few cloud bubbled up and we will see that through the rest of this evening. more sun you get, my favorite phrase, self-destructive sunshine, more sunshine you get, more chance you have for clouds to bubble up because there is so much instability with that upper low centered over the north east. but we will get that sun out, heat up the ground, that pocket of warm air rises and cool air aloft ape that creates cloud cover and instability shower or two. can't rule it out this evening. the lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers who are sending in their reports. we have not seen temperatures like in quite sometime. we are looking at 60's across the map. sixty-five in the lovely noel

pit in man to, new jersey with some sun. she says gorgeous, breezy, and comfortable evening. a least we're reeping benefits in the wake of the storms. the lets check in further north and west. the head up in norristown and check with david mitchell. 64 degrees. he has sun peeking through the clouds there. partly cloudy. make every day count in the late great ali. david is sending us inspirational messages. that is why we love them. head down to south injuries which are spots got hit hard with vanning gusty wind. peter is in williamstown at 64 . peter says nasty storms are around 12:30 today. wind gusts over 60 miles an hour, and cleared out pretty quickly though. lets look the at photos from our weather watchers. you can see damage here. take a look at this tree, lynn springer, sent this in from mount laurel, tree damage, huge tree uprighted by those strong wind. wind gusts topping 60, even 65 s afternoon. so is what happening right now? lets take a look outside and boy, i'll tell what you

looking at across most of the area you would never believe just a few hours ago we were all under severe thunderstorm warnings. it is a beautiful evening, at middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse. look at those puffy clouds drifting by and cool outside. especially up in the poconos, north and western suburbs. you may need a jacket outside tonight. temperatures only in the 50's there right now and dropping in the 40's overnight. and a few instability showers again, trying to pop up, once the sun goes down. these will go away as well. worst of it is over. you can see that strong what we call shortwave trough that rotated through the area this afternoon with those strong to severe thunderstorms. and also, big temperature swing. we will start the morning at 6:00 a.m. 60 degrees. sixty-six by 9:00. briefly hit 07 by 11:00 a.m. before temperatures tank. see if you can figure out where storms came through, between 11:00 and noon, temperatures dropped 12 degrees and then we will rebound. new we are backup to six with the the sun peeking out to finish our day. temperatures in the mid 60's across the region and we have got a good stretch ahead, and

first a cool night 567894 degrees the overnight low. last time it was this chilly was may 22nd, been a very warm stretch late may, early june but we have a nice cool crisp night, tomorrow looks like a beautiful day, friday same story, mostly sunny even as some clouds drift by to the south and then by saturday afternoon that is where we will have to watch, for another round of showers, and possibly, some strong thunderstorms. and if you are down the shore tomorrow, it looks g mostly sunny, breezy, beautiful. 75 degrees. and water temperature is 59. uv index is nine. rip current risk will be low but it is a windy day. for your friday, look at this beautiful beach day. mostly sunny, pleasant. 75 degrees. there that is breeze from the northwest at ten to 15. overnight in the city, we will drop down to 54. it is breezy, cool, many suburbs in the 40's overnight tonight. maybe a light jacket or sweat shirt when you leave the house or sends the kids to the bus stop. seventy-six, mostly sunny for your thursday in the afternoon. friday looks beautiful, saturday watch for that afternoon storm, and warmer and more humid. monday and tuesday, sunshine, cooler, again.

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right now on "eyewitness news", it is a huge night for philadelphia sugary drink bill as protesters and supporters, gathered outside city hall, lawmakers are preparing for a critical vote tonight. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. we will get out to in a cash brown at city hall with the latest on the debate inside, natasha. >> reporter: well, we can tell you city council members have been hearing from community members both for and against the sugary drink tax. they could possibly have a vote on this measure by the even of the night but it will certainly not come before dozens of folks inside have their say. a loud, feisty rally inside a philadelphia city hall just ahead of the council's vote on mayor kenney's sugary drink tax. philadelphia could soon become

the first city in the country to adopt a tax on sugary drinks but it is not happening without fierce protest from those for and against. workers in the beverage industry contend that the 3 cents an ounce tax, would jeopardize jobs and small businesses. the those for the tax are promoting universal prek and community improvement. >> this tax would make it so expensive, it will put us out of business. >> academic achievement drives both outcomes, this is a win in every way possible. >> reporter: hearing started at 3:00 o'clock. they went in the recess at 4:00. they are expected to resume at six credit 30 this evening. of course, there are dozens and dozens of folks who are crowding the halls, waiting to get their chance to speak, more than 50 people have signed up to speak, so, of course this could go well in the night. we are following every development, we will bring you lateness our later newscast. live, i'm natasha brown, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".