from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". shocking news this morning, a young rising star from new jersey is shot and killed after a concert in orlando. why her brother is being called a hero this morning. also, ahead this morning, accusations of sexual assault against eagles wide receiver, and around a south philly's gentleman's club. >> and remembering muhammad ali, the worlds says good-bye to the greatest, housings pay their final respects in louisville, kentucky, we'll hear from philadelphia native will smith about his memories of the boxing legend. >> well, good morning, today is saturday, june 11, i'm rahel solomon, thanks so much for being with us, we send it to ever justin drabick. justin, beautiful these last

few days, a change coming? >> exactly, early to mid june. you know we can't have these nice pleasant days every day, so we'll bring back humidity just for today, the fact for showers, maybe some severe thunderstorms, painly in the afternoon, overall not bad a day. basically if you have outdoor plans, certainly the rest of the weekend also going to be in good shape, as well. just going to note the big change in the humidity as we head into the afternoon, right now though, very pleasant, all across the region, sitting at 61 degrees right now, light breeze out out of the south 5 miles an hour in philadelphia, getting ready for decent sunrise, clouds building from the north and west, 61 in the sit, then outer suburbs, drop off quickly, a in allentown, 59 in wilmington, back to mid 06 areas near the shore. look at quakertown, nice comfortable 48 degrees, another good night sleeping. you can kick off the ac, save couple of bucks on the electric bumm. that will will change today and tonight with the warmer air mass building on in. so dry right now, storm scan3,

generally clear sky. high clouds starting to build in, those clouds will thicken up later this morning into the afternoon, and then with that daytime heating see couple of showers and thunderstorms popping up. not everyone is going to see it, but you will feel the difference, a lot warm earn, more humid today, again, between 3:00 and 7:00. our best chance to see shower, thunderstorm, some storms could be strong to severe with high wind gusts and certainly some downpours. so forecast high today, jumping up to 88 degrees for philadelphia, at the shore, i think most of the day stays dry. if you see that storm, that will be mainly in the evening, low 80s, decent day in the poconos, better chance to see the storm earlier in the day with a high of 78. what to expect for the second half of the weekend in the full forecast in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. act of violence cuts promising music career short, christina, burlington county native, shot to death last night after a concert in florida. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live in the cbs-3 news center more. good morning, alex.

>> reporter: good morning, 22 year old christina hailed from marlton, new jersey, just wrap upper form ands near orlando when a gunman opened fire. >> you guys what's up? we're in orlando today. >> just hours before that concert she first reached audiences in a big way on season six of the voice, polls that video asking for fans to come out to the show. she performed with the band before you exit at the plaza live theater. around 10:45, the show had wrapped up and police say she was signing autographs and selling merchandise when a gunman opened fire. christina was shot and taken to the hospital where she later died. >> we know that the suspect walked up and shot christina. at that point we know her brother tackled the suspect and that's when the suspect shot himself. >> her brother is being hailed as hero this morning, for halt that gunman from possibly hurting others. police have yet to nail down a motive in this. again, this young girl with a

beautiful voice was just 22. reporting live in the news center, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. a car fire on i95 has sent one man to the hospital. it happened in the northbound lanes near the broad street exit in south philadelphia. take a look. this is video from our traffic camera, just before firefighters arrived on the scene. the 24 year old victim now at hahnemann hospital being treated for second agree burns. philadelphia police are investigating accusations of sexual assault against an eagles player. well, investigators are not identifying anyone, sources tell "eyewitness news", that wide receiver nelson agholor, is the one under investigation. now, police have not filed any charges, but as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us, the accusation comes from dancer at a south philadelphia gentleman's club. >> friday afternoon philadelphia police detective and during cheerleaders gentlemen's club in south philadelphia. one day after eagles wide receiver nelson agholor is

accused of sexually assaulting a dancer there. >> our special victims aoun sit actively investigating that incident or that report of that alleged incident. which would include interviewing witnesses, looking for any type of video surveillance or anything that far nature. >> philadelphia police off officer says the dance is her 27 years old, alleged sexual assault happened about 3:00 thursday afternoon, not formally naming aguilera person of interest. >> not releasing a name of any individual from the eagles organization, we do that because no one has been charged with anything. >> reporter: how much, sources tell cbs-3 eagles wide receiver nelson agholor, and at least one other player, were at the club. but only agholor is being investigated. in a statement, the eagles organization also indicate agholor is at the center of this alleged sexual assault, quote, we are aware of the police investigation involving nelson agholor. the organization has been in contact with nelson and with the property err authorities in philadelphia. because of the legal nature of

this matter, we will have no further comment. >> it is tough. you have to wait for everything to come out. >> eagles nation buzzing about the allegations, but many fans say it is too early to make any judgement about what may have happened. >> let the investigation happen and develop before anything really happens. >> i just think that a person is innocent until found guilty. >> i think good idea to hear both sides of the story. i feel like you never know but the more fact the better. >> now, agholor has retained philadelphia attorney fortune at owe, perry, jr., i spoke with him he is out of the country but in this statement quote nelson has not been involved in any criminal contact whatsoever. the investigation still ongoing, reporting here in south philadelphia, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> muhammad ali has been burried in his hometown every louisville, costed a town

procession in a route which thousands attended, "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown with more on the boxing legends sends off. >> muhammad ali considered american royalty. fittingly the hurst caring his body traveled along a seemingly never ends bed of rose pedals, scene fit for a king in his hometown. thousands of fans throws roses, claim org for final touch of a man who touched so many lives. >> it is in the name of peace, than to take up arms and pursuit of violence. >> a sea of supporters from hollywood celebrities and world leaders to hometown fans, all packed the memorial service to honor the boxing legends, his wife lonnie addressing the crowd. >> so mean death, muhammad has something to say. >> cbs entertainment tonight talked to will smith on his way into the service. >> the outpouring of love, i learned a really valuable

lesson about the moment at the ends of the life illuminate how he has lived. >> will smith played the boxing great in the oscar nominated film ali, and severed as paul bearer at the funeral. he saw this day as a celebration of a life well lived. >> lived the perfect example of how a human social security supposed to live their life. >> former president bill clinton affectionately reflected on the boxing champion, humanitarian, and close friends. >> i always think of muhammad as a truely freeman of faith. it is the choices that muhammad ali made that have brought us all here today. >> the hurst bearing muhammad ali's body spiraled along a 23-mile journey from the funeral home to the cemetery where he was burried in a private service. in the saturday center, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and funeral arrangements are underway for the sports

legend known as mr. hockey, gordy, the hall of famer died, under hospice care, he played 1767 games and, 32 seasons, 801 goals, second only to wayne gretzky. he helped the detroit red wins win four stanley cups, did not retire until 52 years old, his son mark played for the flyers. gordie howe was 88. >> now a look at tense moments during police involved shooting at love field in dallas, happened outside the terminal yesterday, and the whole incident caught on surveillance camera. >> reporter: passengers scattered as gunshots rang out near the baggage claim area at busy love field in dallas friday afternoon. cell phone video captured the dramatic confrontation. -- confrontation, dallas police released surveillance video, shows man involved in a altercation with the mother of his children. the video shows the suspect,

sean diamond, using a traffic cone to smash the back window of their car. he then picks up rocks, and starts throwing them t we see a police officer confront the suspect, investigators say, diamond still had rocks in his hand. the suspect moves toward the terminal, and then at an officer. the suspect is shocked. surveillance video then shows the suspect on the ground, he jump up and runs at one of the officers. >> the individual came toward him again, and so he discharged his weapon, number of times. >> police say the gunshots triggered panic inside the airport, as travelers ran for cover. >> there was some folks in the security line who were startled, and so they went through the security line without being checked. >> every traveler had to be re-screened. that caused chaos and long lines, officers say the woman was not injured. the suspect, was taken to a nearby hospital. omar villafranca, for cbs-3,

"eyewitness news". police make arrest after a vicious attack on the schuylkill river trail in philadelphia. twenty-nine year old isiah cheese borough of elmwood is facing aggravated assault and other charges for the thursday afternoon attack. investigators say, he slashed a 24 year old woman across her forehead with a sharp object, treated for 3-inch long cut at a local hospital. >> a pizza delivery man shot execution style during a robbery in southwest philly is out of the hospital. shot in the back of the head near 59th and bo month streets on monday night. two suspects took the victim's wallet, got in his car before leaving a few blocks away. amazing, after the shot, he had enough strength to search for help. >> he took my shirt and put my shirt on where i am bleeding and called the cops, before the cops could get -- >> and those two suspect are

still on the loose. still ahead on eye within news this morning, wildwood is looking for a few volunteers today to help clean up the beach. incentive you could get for pitching in a hand. >> also, ahead, a solar powered flame making headlines across the country. that's from the lehigh valley. we'll tell you about final stop on whirlwind journey. and we'll also have this. >> tired of robo calls from tell he markers? lawmakers pushing for new technology, that can stop them. i'm weijia jiang in washington with the details coming up.

>> new this morning, this plane circle over the statue liberty, and landed at jfk airport. the swiss made planned where it had been since may, the voyage began in march of last year, and the united arab emirates. >> happening today, wildwood holding its beach clean up day. this eyewitness cam video shows the mess that was left behind after memorial day weekend, well, now, officials are asking for the public's help. check in is at 11:30 at the convention center, the event runs from noon to 4:00. those who helped will have chance to win passes for the advanced screening every finding dorey. who doesn't love that movie? >> still looking for summer job? atlantic is he is he hiring lifeguards, today excepting last minute applications.

tryouts are tomorrow morning at 9:00, here are couple of rules, you have to be 16, you must also be able to make a 500-meter swim in the ocean, and run a half mile in less than three minutes, 45 seconds. but if you can do all of those things, then, hey. justin, i'm definitely not going to be able to make that run, three minute, 45 seconds, absolutely not. >> oh, you have been saying great running weather the past few days. >> oh, i'm slow leisurely runner, this guy works out before the show. >> but it has been beautiful running wetter. >> actually good beach day, talking storm chance, but at the shore it will be later during the evening, hit it up if you can. temperatures going to be very warm today, along the shore, ocean water little chilly, low 60s, but let's talk about what's happening today for the most part across the delaware valement not whole lot this morning, good start this morning, all across the region, center city live look, generally clear sky, starting to see mid to high level clouds build on in, that's a

sign of some warmer air, also, frontal boundary approaching. feel the difference come this afternoon. if you don't like heat, humidity, get outside the next several hours, the morning will still be pretty pleasant. warm today, hot as well, temperatures surging back above average in the 70s the past several days, upper 80s, some spots could hit 09. talk about the storm chance, don't get used to the seat. see another drop in temperatures early next week, so few more days, and those conditions are coming right back to the region, comfortable in millville, atlantic city at the airport, 55 degrees, little mild nerve dover at this hour at 62. up in chalfont, comfortable 52, 57 in malvern, and then quakertown, look at that, 48 degrees still at this hour, very pleasant, pottstown five; allentown, sitting at 50 degrees. humidity levels still on the low side, we look at the dew point temperature right now, starting to creep to up 52. but for this time of year, hey, we call it awesome. later today, tonight, i think these numbers will come out to

the 60s, will feel more steamy for the second half of the day into the overnight hours tonight. the reason, warmfront will track through, cold front still to the west, inbetween the warm humid air mass moving in from the north and west, starting to see couple of showers fire up in western pennsylvania, but as we hit the afternoon with the daytime heating, see some heavier showers, storms, pop up, again, it will be scattered, not everybody sees it. best chance, late afternoon into the evening. your shore forecast today, i mentioned not bad beach day. eighty-three for the high temperature, little breezy, late day storm coming in mainly during the evening hours, ocean chilly at 61 degrees, rip risk remains on the low side, but always make sure the lifeguards on the stand before you hit the water. so pretty much a happen-half weekends going on today, hot, humid, chance with late day shower or thunderstorm, upper 80s to near 90. tomorrow pretty good. get the colds front through the morning, now humidity drops, but will still stay warm, mid 80s for sunday hi, but we keep it dry. outdoor plans, any time during the day sunday, look good. then into next week, monday we

start to cool back down, lower 80s, upper 70s, nice refreshing breeze returns out of the north wells, keeping those humidity levels on the low side. part of the area in slight risk for severe storms this afternoon, that's 15% mainly from about the city on northward, less after chance the farther south you go. so again, watch out for the scattered thunderstorms, main threat would just be strong wind gusts potentially up to 60 miles per hour in some of the storms. not much happening through this morning, into early afternoon, just some clouds building. we go to 4:00 start to see heavier showers, storms, moving in from the north and west around 5:00 or so near the city, move into south jersey by 6:00, 7:00. then move off shore. little bo there indicate in the some of the storms indicate ago potential for the strong wind gusts, sunday, looks good, back to mostly sunny skies. hot day today, mid upper 80s, close to 90 in some spots, warm tonight, will need the ac, muggy, low 70s, that's about it, then tomorrow, still warm, but less humid. so forecast high today, 88 degrees, late day shower,

storms, tonight, shower chance, early, then clearing, 72, here is the extended forecast, so 80s this weekend, then rahel back to the 70s on monday, breezy, nice refreshing air mass, good running weather for you again, so i think you need to get out there. yes, i hit the gym before the show. i think -- >> my slow leashly run, justin, thank you. well, filed for bankruptcy protection following very costly legal battle. you might remember in march, jury ordered website to pay pro wrestler hulk hogan $140 million in damages after an invasion of privacy lawsuit. last month it was revealed that billionaire peter funded hogan's civil suit, and retribution against cake err go his story about sexual orientation, the company has agreed put itself up for sale. >> complaints over those annoying robo calls continue to grow. previous stops taken to stop the calls failed, so now as weijia jiang reports, law

makers pushing for new technology that can block the unwanted calls. >> joe fishman said he constantly gets calls from tell he markers better known as robo calls. >> about dozen on my land line, maybe another two, three on my cell phone. >> is that driving you crazy? >> ya, there is distraction. they are an intrusion. >> fishman is frustrated because years ago he signed up for the do not call registry. along with more than 200 million other americans, but it turns out, the registry doesn't stop all the calls it should. >> a major reason why, many companies don't abide by the registry, and call anyway, and there is rarely a punishment. >> this is insane. >> sick of robo calls, congress woman jacky spear introduced legislation that forces phone companies to give customers the ability to block telemarketers. >> tell he come, you have to provide for no charge. the opportunity for your

consumers to not be bothered. >> many people already have access to the technology and might not know it. several phone providers offer a service called nomo robo it, uses massive data base of known illegal robo call tears block most calls. and for your cell phone, there are several these can identify telemarketers. >> you don't want to answer the phone. >> after we talked to him, fishman was able to get call blocking technology for his home phone and almost all the calls have stopped. weijia jiang, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> still ahead, what's new in theatres this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up: the team is back for even more impossible magic tricks, now you see me two, and a hit fantasy game comes to life in the big screen

>> get ready to have your minds blown by magic tricks, popular video game heads to the big screen. kevin frazier takes you behind the scenes of the movie in theatres this week end. >> this week with the stars of now you see me two, to find out how they pull off the most incredible magic trick ever, and fantastic world where humans meet ork. >> dark forces are upon us. >> in war craft, based on the world of war craft, humans and all sort of fantasy creatures, they face-off in a epic battle for the fate of the lands. much of the movie is pgi, but starring as green skinned

warrier, to go through the more traditional route of prosthetic, including, fake tusks. >> it is intense, but it ended as being the way -- once i got the test in, and it made me feel not human, then i felt ready to play. >> i need no one to protect me. >> well then. >> and in now you see me two the magical scene known as the four who are mens are back with more tricks and more danger, as they are recruit today pull off impossible height. it includes jessie eisenberg, woody harrelson, lizzy kaplan, have a specific skill set. but it was dave franco hypnotizing skill that may have felt the most real. >> i was learning from a real hit ma tis onset. and we wanted to see what it was like on the other end, so we had him try to hypnotize us, and it get you, i can't say that i went fully under, but you do feel little foggy, and a little out of it. >> it is all about casino of

just how you're talking, and the rhythm you are talking. >> as always more than what's on the surface. >> for entertainment tonight, kevin frazier, now back to you in the studio. >> and for on the news from hollywood watch entertainment tonight on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. well, people are no doubt bet ago lot of benjamin's at hamilton will be the big winner at the tony awards sunday on cbs-3. the hip hop musical received 16 nominations, more than any broadway show ever to the stars competing for best actors, miranda and leslie oath up, show such a smash hilt, nearly impossible to get a ticket unless you pay stub hub thousands of dollars. james corden host the tony awards tonight at cbs-3. >> local butly, delco lagger for sale in some area

establishments, how this brew is now going metal. >> and never mess with a cowboy on a horse, rancher happened to be in the right place at the right time. when somebody tries to take off with a bike at wal-mart. hear how he caught when "eyewitness news"

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>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon, well the last few days have been nice, pleasant, justin joining us on the cbs-3 skydeck, might get humid, might even get some showers today? >> with the heat and humidity, does bring chance for scattered, strong, maybe severe thunderstorms coming in late in the afternoon, typical summertime pattern. but still, very nice outside right now. you just will notice the jump in humidity as we head into the afternoon, and certainly, the evening hours. so, if you like pleasant conditions, now is the time to get outside and it will stick around for the next few hours, check out the numbers, very comfortable, in the low 50's, coolest suburbs, ooh in allentown, 61 at the airport, low 06 in the capitol city of delaware. we head to the northwest suburbs even cooler, 48 degrees right now, in quakertown, our coolest spot of the map, palmyra new jersey good morning, you guys sitting at 55 degrees, nice and quiet on storm scan3 as of now, just mid to high level clouds, that are starting to roll on in, warmfront that's going to push through later this morning, bringing back the humidity,

and notice some showers across western pennsylvania, they'll start to develop more as we head into the afternoon. so this morning, it is dry, sunny, pleasant, 50's, 60s there is afternoon, noticeably humid with the scatter thunderstorm, best chance to see the storms between 3:00 to 7:00. and they'll contain certainly some gusty winds, and some downpours, so throughout the weekend, again, not wash out at all today. just going to be hot. 88 degrees, tomorrow, the better day, with totally dry conditions throughout your sunday with a high of 86 degrees, we'll let you know what to expect next week when we check the seven day in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. >> looks beautiful hine you by the way. >> it is. >> well, documents soon to be unsealed could shed light on how much was known at penn state about the child sex abuse allegations against jerry sandusky. >> "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden picks up the store. >> i late friday ruled settlements between the victims and penn state will be made public. what's expected in these documents, legal experts say they could provide a detailed

snapshot of how long penn state hire ups, including legendary coach joe paterno, allegedly new of improper contact and sexual abuse of children by sandusky. newspapers across the state challenged the courts to unseal the records after allegation leaked out last month where it was claimed a student complains in the 19 70s to coach paterno of inapropriate contact by sandusky. >> the only way to move the university forward is to put this matter behind the university. >> attorney tom kline, who represented one of sandusky's victims, forcefully spoke out against this move. >> the victims are the ones who are caught in the middle. the victims are the ones who become the folk us. >> the courts have said any release of information will not include victims' names. the late coach's son, scott paterno, took to twitter writing about the un vetted allegations, clothe, claims, un corroborated and un stab stance ate dollars claims. let's see what they say under oath. >> kline said the release of the information is another

unnecessary placement of the mike stone. >> there is an unending interest in finding out every last detail for the sake of finding out every last detail. >> some legal experts say a full picture could emerge, others stay could be one heck of a mess, a possible puzzle, and just more speculation. all of this expected to be seen in public in a month. outside city hall, joe hole end, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". donald trump is planning a campaign stop near pit burying this afternoon. he's holding a rally in moon township. both supporters and protesters agree that the presumptive gop nominee, richmond, virginia, democratic nominee hillary clinton launched attack on trump, the businessman denied accusations that he's a racist. >> just so you know, i am the least racist person, the least racist person that you have ever seen, the least. i mean, give me a break. >> donald trump would take us

in the wrong direction on so many issues we care about, economic justice, workers rights, civil rights, human right, the envier on the, all of that is on the line in this election. >> and the new york times is reporting that bernie sanders is meeting with key supporters of vermont tomorrow. they will reportedly discuss the state of the presidential race. >> well, first daughter malea obama now a high school graduate. the 17 year old graduated from syd well friends in northwest dc. after the ceremony, the obama family went to lunch. there was no media coverage of the graduation, but you might remember earlier this year, the president predicted he would be sitting there with dark glasses sobbing. malea will take gap year before end flowing harvard in 2017. >> london, they are celebrating queen elizabeth's birthday again. celebrations were held when she turned 90 in april, in addition, three days of public events are held in june by royal tradition. on friday, a carriage took her

to st. paul cathedral for service with her family, and dignitaries, and later this weekend there will be street party for 10,000 people. >> happy birthday. a local church is work to go provide a retreat-like setting for veterans having a tough time after returning home from the war zone. an amazing grace ministries just purchased plot of land along a lake in franklinville, gloucester county. the church plans to build cabin size houses for veterans, pastor and veteran donnie davis said this could provide just the peaceful setting vet need to get their lives back in order. >> one thing that say have a good day and pat them on a back, but too many people in gloucester county that are homeless. it provides all you need, kitchen it, living room, on. >> hopes to build 60 houses by the ends of 2018. >> new owner of the revel in atlantic city says part of the resort will reopen next week. glenn staub says 900 hotel

rooms will be open on june 15, occupied mostly by guests after company he is hiring to operate the casino. he hopes to have the casino open by late august. straub bought the $2.4 billion resort and bankruptcy court last year for $82 million. >> well, it is the beer that launched the local brewery, for the first time this weekend, fans of the lager will be table get it in can form. photo journalist adam fox is there as the cans started rolling off the assembly line. >> reporter: today it, delco lagger. >> anybody that knows delco, proud group of people, we're our own breed. de-palatizer, comes down on vibration board, which bridges them straight through in a twist stray. this batch of delco lagger was brewed 28 days ago. it is a 90-barrel batch. which makes it roughly 2700 gallons, and pretty awesome, first canning run,

and will he it is going real smooth, reelect. >> tough as nails, we don't take any stuff from anybody. have the delco lagger have, our name on it, casino of embodies what we, are bold, flavor full, but it is something you can hang out with. >> growing up in delco, casino of mystique that we wear proudly. >> 24,000 cans, 1,000 cases, already sent some of them halfway across the country, going into delco, going into chester. >> the first to car at this? >> yes. >> i'm here to get some delco lagger cans all the way from wilmington, delaware. it is a real thing, i guess, now we have our own beer. it will be a good friday. >> and, you can get the delco lagger at several locations, in aspen, media and swarthmore. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", forget the food truck. this is the fashion truck, and it is right here in our area. our vittoria woodill explains

the way it could be a quick fix for your wardrobe. >> and also ahead, it is the creative way to catch a thief. the cowboy who knew just what to do when somebody was trying to take off with a bike. >> and, after a beautiful friday, things are changing for the weekends. justin is tracking storms, and the latest teaming on when you could see severe weather. stay with us.

camden wasn't an easy place to grow up. but teachers like mr. elliot saw something in me. made a connection with me. now i'm a teacher myself, right here in camden. i'm just passing it along to my own students and making those same connections my teachers made with me. now that's some beautiful music. i'm jamal dickerson, and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator.

>> you can call it faxon the go, or even a closet on wheels. and it is happening right here in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter vittoria woodill shows us how the unique idea works. >> whether we think of fashion, we usually think of it rolling on racks, not on wheels. well, this is fashion in the city. >> it has that feeling of sex in the sit. >> i ya. >> like i just want to walk down the street a little bit with the music job right. >> carry bradshaw bus comes by. >> a mobile fashion truck inspired and run by sisters joy and ramona mallary. >> i'm the youngest, i'm the babe. >> i wow, the babypreen your. >> now, joy wasn't always working in fashion. >> i was working in the health field. i reached a point where i just didn't want to do it any more, got burned outment started brain storming on other things that always interest me as a kid, fashion was one of those things that just kept making a forefront. >> so another sister gave her an idea of making a storefront mobile, so she then pitched it to her other sister, ramona,

and voila, they've been riding the road to success for two years. >> well, will you show us inside? >> definitely. >> we'll meet your sister? >> yes. >> welcome to fashion in the city. >> i love it. >> equipped with dressing room and the latest trend. >> i love that. and it is -- >> yes, it is. >> ramona tells us their stylish stock is for anyone, any budget. >> wow, that's adorable. >> uh-huh. >> and your price point are very affordable. >> yes. >> you want it to be affordable for people? >> yes. >> i feel like this calls for a fashion show. >> yes. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, my story, a love of fashion, i love it, and if you're looking for more information on this mobile clothing boutique, they'll be launching an app soon to come. and a few fun fact, joy used to be lpn nurse at the university of penn pen, and these sisters are two of ten

and nine girls in the family, nine girls, we love. that will entrepreneurship, family, love. we love it. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that's awesome. justin joining us, now, justin there is weekend, if you're out buying some clothes, some cam i's, maybe, flip flops, it will be hot. >> yes, my fashion segment, board shot, just want to hang out on the beach. >> i can't quite get away with that. >> exactly. >> keep talking about humidity, increasing today, probably think we're nuts, right now still real comfortable. check it out, ooh degrees in kutztown right now, as we progress into the afternoon, it will be a warmfront that moves through, the wind kicks up out of the southwest, noticeably more humid. we will bring some heat today. and some clouds starting to stream in from the north and west, calm winds currently in kutztown, but eventually we get southwest wind up around 15 miles per hour. pumping in the moisture, than will help fuel some scattered showers, storms later this afternoon into the evening hours. but still, pretty nice this morning, 47 in mount pocono,

50 in allentown, 54 millville at this hour, at 61, in philadelphia, and in wilmington, little breeze coming in off the ocean, ocean still chilly though with this pattern we're in at 61 degrees. it keeps air temperatures down into the lower 60s, stone harbor, 64, ocean city at this hour. how will it feel when you talk about the humidity? well, actually going to move up on the steamy side. feeling awesome for the past several days, so big difference later this afternoon, and certainly tonight. so do you have kick the ac on, probably, again, stay muggy through the overnight hours. but tomorrow, that humidity starts to get pushed back out. so it will feel pleasant again for your sunday, and back to awesome conditions, for monday and tuesday, another cooler air mass, and drier air mass builds back in. not much happening, clouds start to stream in, couple of showers across western pennsylvania, but front to the north and west, see where the clouds are. as that runs into the heat and humidity this afternoon, see some showers, storms, popping up. hanging out the backyard pool or the local pool in your

neighborhood, not too bad today. 88 degrees, just watch out, late in the afternoon, just if you hear thunder, you want to head indoors immediately. reason is, warmfront pushes through, warm, humid, for the second half of today through the overnight hours, cold property comes through tomorrow, should come through dry, winds kick up, that just knocks out the humiditiment still warm for your sunday, high pressure builds back in for monday there is will protect us from many real big storm systems impacting us for several days, actually locks in the cooler and drier air mass. severe threat this afternoon, yes, do have one, slight risk for the areas in yellow here. so basically from wilmington, northward, best shot to see a severe under this earl storm, 15% chance, lesser amounts south jersey, and delaware, main threat from these storms, basically, just heavy rain, and some strong wind gusts, surely, you'll get lightning with thunderstorms, as well, through the afternoon again not much happening early in the day, and then three, 4:00 start to see showers, storms, firing up to the north and west. then they move south and east through the city around 5:00. little bit of a curve there,

bo, we call that, that indicates some strong winds, potentially with some of the storms. and then they move off shore by about 8:00 this evening. and then tomorrow looks good. mostly sunny skies. hot day today, upper 80s, maybe close to 09 degrees in some spots, and it stays warm through the overnight hours, low 70s, that's about it, and then tomorrow, still in the 80s, but less humid. so enjoy today, not wash out, don't cancel outdoor plans, watch out for the late day shower and storm, 88 degrees, tonight we drop to 72, that's it, so it stays muggy, with that shower-storm chance especially during the evening hours, then get clearing skies, breezy day on sunday, comfortable, though, warm of 86. back to 78 on monday, parentally sunny skies, stays breezy, and looks like we stay dry through much of next week. maybe just some clouds around. temperatures back into the mid 80s, as we finish off the final stretch of the spring season. >> oh, wow. >> feeling pretty good, yes. >> about that time. >> getting there, yep. twentieth, june 20th. >> all right. >> first day of summer.

>> welcome it with open arms. >> listen to there is being called the lone ranger in the john wayne of southern oregon. robert is a cowboy, so ropes a lot of cattle, but criminals, not so much. his usual routine, how much, took an unlikely turn when he went to pick up some dog food at the local wal-mart, he heard a lady yell that somebody was stealing her bike, so, he grabs this horse from the trail or, and went after the thief. listen. >> roped him in the rope, went down around his feet, i just road off like i would if i roped a cow or something my self. >> well, he held the man until police arrived, and then headed back to the farm to tend to his horses. >> just an average day. locals on the philadelphia union who have helped turn around the team this year. that's just ahead. the phillies put up bunch of runs. was it enough in d.c.? sports is coming up next.

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side dishes perfectly sauced or seasoned. what are you..? shh! i'm live tweeting. oh, boy. birds eye. so veggie good. >> friday night phillies, longest streak in d.c. baseball since 1924. now, top of the second we go. runners on the corner, safety squeeze by the phils, perfectly done. poetry in motion. freddie galvis scores. tomorrow of the thirds now. one runner on, tommy joseph, get all that time, over ryan howard, and making a it count. phils jump out to four-nothing lead. fourth inning now, four-three game, blasted one right centerfield off of jeremy. gave up back-to-back jacks,

and they tie it up. then, in the fifth, two runners on for daniel murphy, crushing philly pitching all season long, crushing everybody, really, national score, nine unanswered runs. they beat the phils nine to six. straws berg, what a surprise, he gets the win. >> now, 50,000 ticket sold for today's copa america between the united states and paraguay, homecoming for christian. the hershey pennsylvania native is already balling for powerhouse team in germany. no one has received this much hype since freddie for the coach says christian is wise beyond his years. >> young player that now watches all of the experienced guys, and is learning every day, every training session, you know, that it kind of takes him forward. and he has a surprising element, because he doesn't have any fear. >> senior players championship at the philadelphia contradict club in flourtown. bernard language err, beautiful approach shot. and tapped in for the birds i. he's one under par, and stroke behind the leader.

brant job. it was emotional friday in louisville, muhammad ali celebrated royally during his funeral a who's who from around the world. the champ touched so many people in his 74 years of life. one of those people, comedian billy crystal. >> everyone of his fights was an arm after superbowl. did he things nobody would do. pre he predicted the rounds that he would knock somebody out, and then he would do it. he was funny. he was beautiful. he was the most perfect athlete you ever saw, and those were his own words. >> oh, how good is that? that's all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. >> and the philadelphia union soccer team is doing great so far this season, and, gaining fans along the way, the fans are also apparently enjoying the play of a pair of new teammates from our area. pat gallen introduces us to the new fan favorites. >> second ball brought down, score. >> the philadelphia union are in first place.

that might not seem like a big deal. but it is shaping up to be their best season in team history. two crucial contributors of that turn around are local products on defense, and newcomb ers to the union. keying and rosenberry. >> it has been a rush, you know, for us, i think, we kind of new the potential we had within our lockerroom. then, you know, this challenge was to get everyone tolls see that whenever we played our games. >> rosen berry hails from bronx, outside every lancaster, starred at direct he will. >> i knew full well going into drexel that philadelphia union had a team in 2010. so it was always my goal and my dream to play at drexel my four years, and stay in philly, and represent my new home. >> there are a mere add of reasons why the union has sprung to the top of the standings in the eastern conference, among them is leadership. >> i would think murray is our leader, you know, even from his stands point being injured, playing as a team,

not traveling as a team, things like that, still has impact. >> brian carol, sebastian, chris, those guys have been established in the league for awhile. >> so that the ball is passed firm. >> this team could be something special. so the two young players helped me with my game. just in case i'm needed down the road. decent power, ya, i thought the form was all right. >> oh. oh. awe. awe. that, that is good, that is good for the cameras. >> unstoppable. >> don't quit your day job. well, it was a special evening with philadelphia freedom's owner billie jean king. "eyewitness news" at villanova where the tennis champion headlined healthcare benefit. the charity is dedicated to helping all set of costs of cancer treatment for patients

and their families, the fundraiser include add live and silent auction in addition to veteran conversation with king. "eyewitness news" morning show anchors, jim donovan and brooke thomas, emcee the event. good cause there. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news": >> hey guys, what's up? we're in orlando today. >> sad and shocking news about a singer from new jersey, she was shot and killed following a performance in orlando last night. we'll have the details straight ahead. >> and storms to watch out for today. justin is tracking the latest timing coming up next.

>> shocking news this morning, young rising star killed after a concert in orlando, why her brother is being called a hero. also, ahead, accusations of sexual assault against eagles wide receiver, allegations is so center around a south philadelphia gentleman's club. >> looks like a beautiful start to the day, but you will need to keep an eye to the sky when some storms, possible severe weather could impact your outdoor plans. >> well, today is saturday, june 11, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's sends it over to justin, the last few days, i've seen

people with cardigans, sweaters, we can ditch that this weekend? >> looks like we will bring back typical heat for the start of early summer, actually, will feel more like july really later this after none. >> fast forward? >> crank it up, close to 09 degrees, but humidity creeps up, as women, so not used to that, short lived, tomorrow will feel whole lot bert. a lot of changes coming up quickly in our forecast, happens a lot this time of year around the delaware vale. overall, the week sends not bad. don't cancel your outdoor plans, but will talk about the shower and storm chances later today. not right now though. very comfortable still. low humidity at this point. sixty-two at the airport, nice shot there, center city, looks pretty cool with the color and the clouds there. no threat of rain this morning, light breeze out of the south 3 miles per hour, look at the temperature spread, low 50's, still up in allentown, 51 degrees, 55 millville, 06 in wilmington, quakertown still chilling down upper 40's at this hour, some people may have opened up their windows, knock off the ac. different story tonight though. a lot of humidity around, it will be