that will change tonight and certainly tomorrow. as we bring in summer so get ready for hot, humid conditions returning just in time, as we kick off the official start of the summer season, but not a bad way to finish offer the weekends. still this morning, pretty comfortable outside, not quite as cool as yesterday morning, mid 60s, and the sun is up, 66 degrees, at the airport in philadelphia, light breeze out of the south, eight # miles per hour, so see slow increase in humidity levels today. temperature change compared to 24 hours ago, you can see, positive numbers here, anywhere from four to 13 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. that's a sign of the warmer air mass starting to build into the region, everybody pretty much in the 60s at this hour, sitting at 60 up in allentown, 62 wilmington, delaware, few select areas in upper 50's, such as quakertown, 57 at this hour. storm scan3, notice mid to high level clouds around this morning, into the afternoon, but that's about it, no threat of rain. outdoor activities planned for dad, that is go, no matter where you're cross the region, little something for everybody

as far as the temperatures go, nice and pleasant at the shore, upper 70s there, still bit of breeze developing off the atlantic later this afternoon, but in spots, up to nine the degrees for philadelphia, even p in the mountains, start to warm up into the low 80s, that's the trend, hot, humid conditions as we head into the work week, we time it out for you, let you know how long it lasts coming up in the seven day in a few minutes. >> justin, thank you. we begin this morning, with breaking news, an investigation is underway in south philadelphia. after a mini-van somehow landed in the delaware river. it happened early this morning, near columbus boulevard. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" is live near the scene where that vehicle was just pulled out within the hour, good morning, cherry. >> reporter: good morning, still very active scene as you can see behind me. rescue work remembers still working to identify whether or not someone was inside that vehicle which was just pulled from the delaware river. less than an hour ago, we just heard an update from captain

mark overwide from the third district, police say they got the call just before 3:00 a.m. this morning, two witnesses, say, they saw a vehicle speeding down oregon avenue, they crossed columbus ripped through the gate here, at the shipyard, then crashed into the delaware river. the witnesses dialed 911 and police fire and marine officials of course came to the scene, divers immediately went to work, and within just few minutes they pulled a silveri white suv, as you can see, from the video we have, the front of the vehicle, severely damaged, front bumper rips off. three tires are missing. the vehicle literally broke apart as rescuers pulled it from the water, which i understand is only about 20 feet deep. here is what one of the eyewitnesses had to say. >> i mean, a car comes flying by, silver, not sure of the model, comes flying by, so not paying attention i heard a crash, i thought it crashed into another car. i look over, i heard the gate

missing and heard a splash. so i told my friend in the car, yo, somebody just went into the water. we pulled over immediately and called the cops right up. >> police, fire, marine units are still here on the scene, i guess the firetrucks just left. as you can see, rescue workers are looking inside of the merky water. they look inside of the vehicle, but did not finds a body, and they are currently searching to see whether or not someone was inside. again, we just got an update from captain mark overwise, the vehicle has been removed from the delaware river. but they are currently trying to determine whether or not someone was inside that vehicle. we will continue to update you as the morning continues. live in south philadelphia, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri gregg, thank you, we will check in with you throughout the show. >> we are getting a idea of the living conditions inside bucks county home for the 12 girls rescued from there last

week, shows us the feasterville home totally self-sufficient, so the homeowner never had to let anyone come in or anyone go out. >> they were living down in the basement, they were hiding in the chicken coup. >> that's the living condition investigators found 12 young children living in, inside this feasterville home on old street road. none were enrolled in school, and police have not found birth certificates for any of the children. >> you look at the house, i mean, one boarded up, windows always closed, little strange. >> the homeowner, 51 year old lee kaplan, now faces multitude of charges including sexual assault. after police say he fathered two of the children with the eldest girl, who was only 14 years old when she first conceived. she is now 18. >> mr. kaplan had her living there as some casino of retainer for a financial situation. >> authorities say the girls parent, daniel unsafer ill a stolevet, part of the amish community in lancaster community, admitting to gifting their daughter to kaplan in exchange of helping them out of financial ruin, told police they thought it

was legal after research on line. >> kaplan's neighbors are still in shock. >> it makes fee feel terrible that i'm two doors away, i didn't even know this was going on. >> inside the home investigators found an elaborate train set worth tens of thousands of dollars, along with homework and musical instruments. >> apparently one self-self, cases every cans food, chicken coup with a lot of chicken? it. >> although the investigation is far from over, neighbors say they're relieved the children are safe. >> this is it, finally, enough, like catch this guy. >> and because there were no birth certificates found inside the home, it is still not clear who those ten other children are and whether they are related. meantime, kaplan and the girls two parent remain in county jail on $1 million bail each. in feasterville, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to follow the investigation into this case. our coverage continues any time on line at cbsphilly.com.

>> well, new this morning, neighbors in port richmond are getting a rude awakening, several cars were damaged in a early morning accident. those cars were either dented or side-swiped near venango and edgemont early this morning. police were able to track down the driver, neighbors tell us it was a shock to see the car coming toward them, being driven irradically. >> every car coming down the block, on to the next block, and almost hit one or two more. >> and the accident are still under investigation. so far no charges have been filed. >> philadelphia police's bomb squad is investigating a suspicious device that was carried into northwest detective at broad and champ plows streets. police found the device in the back pack after male brought in for an undisclosed reason. now it, wasn't clear exactly two it was, but police took no chances. >> there was some sort of pipe bomb that was in the back pack, what appeared to be a pipe bomb. but they don't really know the

threat level of the device until they take it back to the bomb disposal unit and investigate it. >> the station was evacuated and the nearby section of broad street closed for about 30 minute, this morning, everything is back to normal. chester county investigators are trying to find out who beat a woman to death in her own home. sixty-two year old denise, found dead friday, in tredyffrin township, relative discovered the body on the 900 block of heather stone drive. police say she was recently widowed, and authorities are investigate the case as a homicide. if you have any information, police want to hear from you. >> wilmington police are investigating a fatal shooting, officers responded to a call of gunfire on the 900 block of north pine street yesterday afternoon. when they arrived, they found a 29 year old man with multiple gunshot wounds to his upper body. he later died at the hospital. no information yet on suspect. >> and philadelphia police are investigating a shooting that ended with one man dead, and another man critically wounded. investigators say, the

victims, both 26, were shot just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. it happened on the 1,000 block of edgemore road. so far no after he cents. >> a violent assault in philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood sends a man to the hospital. police say yesterday afternoon, someone slashed the man in the face at mascher street and wyoming avenue. the victim is in his 30's, in critical condition at temple hospital. the suspect is in police custody this morning, but no word yet on motive. >> one week after the worse mass shooting in modern history, the archdioces of philadelphia is holding a mass in memory of the orlando victims. the mass is at 6:30 this evening, at the basilica of saint peter and paul. orlando meantime is determined to stay strong as the victim's families bid them final farewell during funeral services, weijia jiang has more. >> ♪ >> the crowd at orlando's camping world stadium sent a powerful message by wearing the colors of the rainbow. >> hopefully shows unity, and

that we're there for the families and victims, that we stand with them. >> the city's professional soccer team hosed the first major sporting event since the massacre at a gay night club last weekend. katie bratly brought her two little boys with a message in mind. >> it means that we're at a city that, you know, we won't give into terrorism. so it means a lot. >> the tribute here at the soccer stadium was just one of many vents scheduled throughout the weekends offering support to victim's families as they lay their loved ones to rest. >> everyone is coming together, whether it was people that new them, or not. >> hundreds stood outside the funeral for advice do you have err, the 32 year old and his partner why both killed, volunteers wore massive angel wings to shield mourners from protester. >> to say that love wins, that angels win. >> grief rippled across puerto rico, too, nearly half of the 49 victims were puerto rican,

including 28 year old angel padro, his father says now god has a new angel. weijia jiang, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> the family after nebraska toddler killed by alligator at disney resort are speaking out again. in a statement matt and melissa grave say they have overwelmed with support and love, they continue: we understanded the public's interest, but as we move forward this weekend we ask for and appreciate the privacy we agreed to lay our son to rest. autopsy result say two year old lane graves died in drowning and traumatic injuries. disney is now adding warning signs and temporary barriers to their beach areas. >> and, there is still much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". firefighters gain ground on a wild fire in southern california but that's not the only hot spot. >> donald trump pushes back at what he calls last ditch effort to de now him republican presidential nomination. and one democrat fires back.

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7,000 acres have burned, but no homes have caught fire. 270 homes, though, remain at risk. another wild fire, this one in arizona, is 30% contained. the cedar fire has burned close to 19 square miles since wednesday. firefighters have beat containment areas on the northern and western sides of the flames. officials say they're confident they can get the upper hand soon. >> number one objective, of course, ensuring that we have emergency responder safety, and that those folks are well taken care of. you know, that second objective, you know, providing protection for the communities that they are adjacent to or within the potential threat of the fire. >> so far there are no mandatory evacuations, though, many people have decided to leave town. >> presumptive republican nominee, donald trump, continues to express his frustration over the lack of party unity. during a appearance in las vegas, he addressed rumors that the gop will try to deny

him the nomination at next month's convention in cleveland. trump says despite the reports, he's not worried. >> and now, you have couple of guys that were badly defeated, and they're trying to organize maybe like a little bit after delegate resolve, the republican national committee, put out statement you can't do it, it is not legal, you're not allowed to do it. >> trump's recent comment about muslim and judge of mexican heritage have turned members of his own party against him. trump be there john dickerson's guest on "face the nation", and that of course airs 10:30 here on cbs-3. >> democrats took aim at trump as well, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren blasted the billionaire businessman at the new hampshire democratic state convention, war hone has endorsed hillary clinton, and now actively campaigning for her, did not hold back. >> every day it becomes clearer, that he is a

thin-skinned racist bully, and every day it becomes clearer he will never be president of the united state. >> warren and clinton have met in recent days, fueling speculation that clinton will tap her for her runningmate. in a recent bloomberg pole, more than a third every clinton supporters say warren should be her vp. >> and hillary clinton is taking time off from her campaign, long enough to enjoy becoming a grandmother again. chelsey clinton has given birth to her second child. she and her husband, mark margorie margoles-mezvinski already have 20 months old caught earl, you might remember, first caught dollars quote mark and i are overwelmed with gratitude and love as we celebrate the birth of our son, aiden clinton. and justin, enjoying his first fathers day. little hot? >> little hot but we can deal with it buys humidity levels will not be real hot.

we barely make 09 degrees, so nothing like mid upper 90s, we can handle it, so take dad outside, enjoy the nice day, good stretch for the next few days, as well, just little bit more humidity on the increase, as well, as we head into the official start of the summer season, which arrives tomorrow. live look at ocean sit, good playing to be today if you are trying to beat the heat, temperatures upper 70s, lot of sunshine, be sure have the sun block if you are headed out to the shore. ocean water temperature slowly starting to warm back up to the upper 60s, people out enjoying the nice morning, going for little jog or bike ride. here are the headlines: sunny and hot for fathers day, then we heat things up certainly over the next few days, summer arrives tomorrow. talk about next shower and storm chance, not big chance, but the threat will be therefore the upcoming work week. so tomorrow, officially at 6:34, monday, summer does begin, so there you go, summer solsus, when the sun reaches the furthest point north in the northern hemisphere. sixty-five in millville, 56 in dover, delaware, everybody pretty much in the 60s this

morning, so remember, yesterday we were in the 50's, even some 40's, in some of the coolest spots, mid 50's around philadelphia, at the airport, 62 aspen, farther up to the north we go to the lehigh valley, similar numbers, little cooler though quakertown, checking in at 57 degrees, this hour. just like yesterday, nothing happening across the mid-atlantic and northeast, just dominated by high pressure, few thin mid to high level clouds, rolling on in from north to south today. if you are taking dad to the ballpark today, it will be a hot one. lots of sunshine, 87 degrees at first pitch, with arizona in town, game time at 1:35. today, so overall, good day for some baseball. shore forecast, looks pretty good, as well, pleasant, 78 degrees, ocean now up to 68 degrees. the uv index very high, up to nine and ten, pretty much the highest it gets, around the delaware valley. and rip countries being lowers today, wind will be southwest this morning, then they'll turn more southeast for the afternoon, so we get the afternoon sea breeze bringing some relief across the jersey shore and delaware beaches. so here is the overall pattern, next couple of days,

as long as high pressure system over us, we won't see whole lot. just except whole lot of sunshine, that helps warm the temperatures up. and that trend continues into monday, looking good, maybe few more clouds arrive later on monday night. then we watch this cold front, as it slides through, tuesday morning, tuesday afternoon, you see not whole lot of moisture with it, so shower chances pretty low on tuesday, could be thunderstorm in some spots, best licenses probably from the city on south and east as you head into the afternoon. but overall not a wash out whatsoever, don't cancel any outdoor plans you have for this tuesday. but today, things do heat up inland. up to around 90 degrees for philadelphia, 70s along the immediate shore line, then tonight, little bit more muggy. notice the difference, maybe kick the ac back on if you turned it off last night. upper 60s, and some of the warm spots to low 60s in the suburbs, then monday, again, another hot day, around 90 degrees for a lot of the inland locations, the exception at the shore. so, for today, lot every sunday shine, hot, not quite as humid, 09 degrees for the

afternoon high temperature, more humid tonight, mostly clear, drop to 66, for the sit, little cooler in the suburbs here is the extended forecast, could be day one of heatwave. barely making a heatwave. 09 degrees, we can handle this, humidity levels not that high. notice, difference, though, on monday. slightly more humid. tuesday we have the shower storm chance. if you don't like the heat, wait until wednesday. humidity gone, temperatures actually drop below average wednesday, thursday, highs in the low 80s, maybe shower or two on thursday, rahel, back to you. >> not bad way to start the summer, justin, thank you. president obama and his family are spending the weekend in california at the yosemite national park, 4 million people visit yosemite each year. the president talked about the need to protect and preserve our parks. to that end, he says, climate change is posing a huge challenge. >> make no mistake, climate change is no longer just a threat, it is already reality. >> the first family's visit is in celebration of the 100

anniversary of the national park service. >> well, philadelphia has a women of tourist attractions, now, the city will give birth to a new one, which will pay tribute to our country's earliest days. john mcdevitt from sister station "kyw news radio" get a look at the future museum of the american revolution. >> we are going on a tour of the museum. hard hats required. >> this one is yours. let's go. >> we met one doctor stevenson, vice president every collection, exhibitions and programming, our tour guide on the active construction site of the museum of the american revolution. building under construction since the spring of 2014 has 118,000 total square feet, with things like a lobby, grand staircase, exhibit galleries, even even event space with a view. one of the main exhibits, theater style venue, housing behind glass, very tent that george washington stayed in during the revolution area war. it comes with some special bells and whistles, to keep

the treasures safe and sound. it will be one of the first museums with a fire suspension system that involves a vortex. >> it uses just a small amount of water in a casino of forced air to create essentially fog, the equivalent after gallon of water, if you put out a fire in a room this size. we hope we'll never have to test it in person, but it gives us a lot more confidence that this is an object that is going to survive for future generations. >> responsible for giving millions of dollars to make the museum a reality. on april 19, 1775, a shot rang out across the north bridge, in concord, massachusetts, igniting the revolutionary war. >> the museum opens april 19th, the verse are you of when the shot was heard around the world. john mcdevitt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". yet, another great philadelphia museum. and still ahead on "eyewitness news", this morning: >> with a we need is a

revolution. >> middle schooler channels his inner presidential candidate during his graduation address. and you'll want to hear t and it is a first for one charter school in philadelphia. student set to graduate high school with a as owes ace degree. hear about this program in our next half hour. stay with us.

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nailed the voices of several candidates during his graduation speech at thomas middle school. janie moos has the hilarious story. >> he may not have the polish after professional impersonator. but, 14 year old jack gave a hugely popular graduation speech at his suburban chicago middle school. it began in the voice and gestures of donald trump. >> we are going start winning on every front. we will win so much. >> you will win. and believe me, we will win. >> jacky then pounced on how trump pronounces -- >> china. >> china. >> china. >> jack then detoured briefly to ted cruz. >> god bless the great school of ... >> in response to which cruz tweeted: okay, this kid is

funny. he then dabbled in cross-gender impersination. >> i'm going to run a campaign of unity, a campaign of inclusive at this. >> they've given the skills we need to get through sixth grade and through seventh grade and through eighth grade. >> his dad said his son want to be either president or comedian. but jack really went on a role when he started talking about the school cinnamin rolls and the voice of bernie sanders. >> let me starve with the lunches. , the lunches, and some of the best cinnamin rolls i've ever tasted. we need to make them free. what we need is a cinnamin roll revolution. >> just as long as they aren't communist rolls made in china jeannie moos. >> by the way, i love china. >> new york. >> it is good to see young people informed and engaged. coming up in the next half hour on "eyewitness news", more on breaking news,

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i'm rahel solomon. thanks so much for spending part of your weekend with us, happy fathers day, let's get taught our very favorite father, justin drabick, out on the cbs-3 skydeck, justin, nice day, it will be hot, but you say no humidity. so nice little combo. >> yes, we can handle. >> this things do get worse over the next couple of days but enjoy this father day sunday, in the sunshine right now, still pleasant outside currently not quite as nice as yesterday. sun, few clouds around, temperatures holding in the 60s at this hour, still on the low side, 66 at the airport, 60 up in allentown, mid 60s parts of interior south jersey at this hourment quakertown still hanging out in the upper 50's, this hour, so, pretty good temperature rebound coming at us today. we are starting offer in the 50's, low 60s some spots. we will make it well up into the upper 80s, close to 90 degrees, in some locations humidity could be worse, due temperatures running mid upper 50's, will hold that way through the day today. not bad, still in the pleasant

zone for the most part specially for the middle second half of june. old door -- outdoor plans today with dad? looks good. so this morning, sunny, nice, temperatures hold in the 60s, this afternoon, pretty good warm up, upper 80s, close to 09 degrees around philadelphia, and that's what we will hit today for your fathers day, 909 degrees in the sunshine, not quite as humid, but you will notice that humidity tart to increase tonight summer arrives monday. humidity levels more in the full forecast coming up. >> we are following breaking news after mini-van crashes through a fence and lands in the delaware river. it happened along columbus boulevard in south philadelphia. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" live near the scene, with more on the search, good morning.

>> here at the corner of oregon and south columbus boulevard, where police marine units, are busy working, trying to determine whether or not someone was possibly eject from the a vehicle that was just pulled from the water here at the delaware river, again very active scene, less than hour, hour and a half ago, police pulled silver rendezvous suv from the delaware river, now, searching the water. captain mark over wide spoke to reporters, just before 6:00 a.m., he told us, police say they got the call just before 4:00 a.m., that crossed columbus boulevard, ripped the gate at the packer avenue shipyard, crashed into the delaware river, with a splash. police fire and marine unit arrived on the scene, immediately, sent in divers, to search the merky water, they found the vehicle within minutes, and by five amused tow truck to pull that suv

from the water. the vehicle lighterly broke apart as rescue workers pulled it from that water which is about 20 feet deep. as you can see, from the video that we've shown you, the front of the vehicle, severely damaged, front bumper ripped off, windshield smashed, three tires missing, but police did not finds a body, here is captain overwise, as far as what they know thus far. >> saw high rate of speed, crashed through the gate, and they didn't see the vehicle after that. they exited their vehicle, the witnesses did, and went, and look for the vehicle, could not see it. so they called 911. >> as you can see, these police marine unit are still working, rescue workers looked inside the vehicle, again, did not finds a body there,

currently searching to see if someone was inside. now, as you can see from that video, we showed you, the front windshield of that suv, was severely damaged, so, captain overwise says it is possible that someone, or someone were eject the, eject from the that vehicle, so they're currently searching right now, we will keep you updated, to determine whether or not someone was inside that vehicle, again, silver suv pulled from the delaware river, earlier this morning, no body currently located but marine unit currently located. live in south philadelphia, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> cherry, thank you, we will check in with you with a updates. >> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a van crash that left six people dead, in virginia. it happened early saturday morning, on i-95, and bowling green, about 40 miles from richmond. van caring 16 people when it

rolled over several times. police say the victims were thrown from the van. the other passengers were also hurt. >> and, a scary moment, for pilot after his small plane crashes off the coast of rhode island. now, the pilot was the only person on board, and thinks that several lifeguards quick actions he was rescued, one eyewitness boating at the time describes the moment he saw the plane, which almost hit his boat. >> notice ahead of me there was a plane, and the plane was casino of coming at me, and i looked and i said oh, that must be remote control plane. >> he ended up crashing, maybe, 100 feet off the beach. >> now, if this happened just one day earlier, the pilot may not have been as lucky, the crash was on the first day of the season that lifeguards were on duty, fortunately we can report the pilot expected to be okay. marine biologists are performing necropsy to see giant whale found beach on the delaware shore line. they found 33-foot long, 33,000-pound hump back whale, just north of bethany beach.

thirty-two bulldozer to move the giant mammal. animal rights activist george bengal has died. the pennsylvania spca's director of humane law enforcement, before, that waist philadelphia police officer and a viet nam veteran. just last month he was honored by the pspca after revealing he had terminal cancer. bengal died yesterday surrounded by his family, he was 69. >> iraqi forces are reporting more success if their fight to free the city of felusia from islamic state control. us and iraqi war planes targeting snipers and other isis positions, and iraqi troops are now in control of the city's hospital. the offensive started friday, after weeks of fighting just outside the city. felusia was one of the islamic states last remaining strong holds wells of baghdad. thousands came out to philadelphia for june -- oldest known celebration commemorating the ends of slavery in the u.s. >> ♪

>> "eyewitness news" at the parade, and the philadelphia community of leaders, as well, mayor jim kenney was there, and he says this event was important to show the true history of our country people made this country, we need to acknowledge the fact that they were, there they contributed and they were heroic, and without them this country wouldn't be as far along as it is now the event celebrates african-american freedom and achievement. and sheds light on the struggles of enslaved africans in america. juneteenth dates back to 1865. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning. the city that's going to be a showcase for the worlds' greatest athletes, declares an emergency. the price that could impact the summer olympics. >> a tv that promises to bug proof your home. thousand works, who is selling it, and where it will go on

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celebrating the success after new program started this year. soon, some student will be graduating high school, and getting their associates degrees, at the same time. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo has the story of the unique program. >> this group of sophomores, sure looking forward to well de severed summer break there is year, they were full-time high school, and college students, and when they graduate from mass community charter school in 2018 also have earned enough credits to leave associates degree from business from the community college of philadelphia. >> it is a little difficult. but i mean it is worth it in the end. >> i'll be getting like half of my college credits toward bachelor's degree. >> that will set me ahead two years. >> jump start savannah says will be available in reaching her dream of becoming a end column gist for children. >> my plan is to finish my four years at temple, and then go and get my med degree in university of pennsylvania. >> the new program is called mc squared, mass community

college, first sophomores to take party. >> really perform above and beyond anything i could have imagined. >> every day they start with class at mast, later hop ton bus to the northeast campus of ccp, and eventually return for more course work at the charter school. >> tough, sometimes difficult to catch up while completing high school at the same time. but i guess it is okay. >> they're being modest. they got straight a's and b's with only six student, small but tight-knit group. >> whenever there is a problem in anything, they always come and help me, so it is all good. >> dual enrollment, college experience, starting at age 15. something the school says makes sense both academically and financially. >> it is $100 a credit, $300 a class, i think it is half the price of traditional tuition. get a smattering of class toss help them decide what they want to be later in life. >> jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> some hard-working student there. all right, justin, joining us now for all of the kids home from school, all of the dads today, good day to go outside, enjoy the outdoors, it will be nice.

>> exactly, it will be nice, little on the hot side, hey, that time of year, we'll make run at 09 degrees for philadelphia, but, the guerdoning is we don't have the real high humidity level. that will will change little bit as we head over the next couple of days, but enjoy the rest of the weekends, fathers day weekends, in good shape. live look, rehoboth beach, people out on the board walk, nice morning, some mid high level clouds rolling in right now, temperatures 66 degrees, right now, it is the west to southwest winds, but eventually that sea breeze develops, so we get southeast flow along the shore points, and delaware beaches this afternoon. so. that will keep the air temperatures there in the 70s. it is the inland spots we will really surge upper 80s to around 9o but very quiet conditions, over the entire mid-atlantic and northeast, just like yesterday, just dominated by large area of high pressure, so sunshine, mixed with few clouds, from time to time. that is the trends, really, for the next 24-36 hours or so. temperature wise, good start to the morning, not quite as cool as yesterday. we're mid six 60s at this hour, 66 in philadelphia, 65 up at mount pocono, shore

temperatures, mid and upper 60s lower a -- over a lot of locations southern new jersey, southwest winds, ocean water temperature slowly starting to warm up, 68 degrees, it will feel little better if you plan ongoing for a swim today. so, how is it going to feel? when we talk about humidity levels. i'm still going to call it pleasant today, slight increase compared to yesterday. tomorrow call it humid. tuesday really the worse of it, steamy, get close to that level, not as bad as we could have this time of year. then wednesday, it is gone, so another refreshing air mass builds in. so every few days, that's when the trends, we get this warm up, cools down again. all right, tomorrow, marks the summer solsus, summer officially arrives 6:34 p.m. a lot of people ask why do we give it certain time? that's the time at which the sun reaches its farther ers point north, in the northern hemisphere, 23.5 degrees north latitude. that's the tropic of cancer. and we also get the earliest sunrise and latest sunset, so it create the most amount of daylight we have out of the entire year, sun will rise at

5:33 on monday morning, and set at 8: three # three, in our summer, usually begin, varies between june 20th and june 22, here is another fun fact, sun actually farthest away from the earth, actually, farthest from the sun in the summertime, closer in the winter. think about that. it is actually just tilted toward the sun in the summer. that's why we get the strong sun's rays, that's why we're on the warm side this time of year. 90 degrees for the inland spot today, good pool day, mostly sun zip, pleasant, wear the sun block, hitting the shore next few days look good. upper 70s today, around 80 degrees monday. still lots of sunshine, some clouds are rolling in on tuesday, maybe shower or thunderstorm, chances are low on tuesday, high up around 82 degrees. so let's time everything out for you. today, not much happening. mostly sunny skies, tonight, few clouds from time to time. same deal tomorrow. mostly sunny conditions, good start to the work week. then tuesday morning, here is the front coming in, not a loft moisture with it, maybe shower or rumble every thunder, that front moves off shore by the afternoon, should see clearing conditions. hot today. up around 90 degrees for the

city, philadelphia, and wilmington, tonight it is muggy, 60s, then tomorrow, once again, making run at 90 degrees, but here is the change, later this week, we see another drop in the jet stream, so that allows the cooler air to return. so, today, up to 90. tonight little more humid. mid 60s, here is the extended forecast, so stretch of 90's, and we drop to the low 80s starting wednesday, chance of showers again thursday. rahel, back to you. >> looking good, thanks, justin. time now 48:00. still little early. but let's go over, check on the roads and highways, to ever ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, ann. >> hi, rahel, looking at the mid-county tolls of the pa turnpike. now, there is no delays here, but once you get on the pa turnpike, northeast extension northbound, north of exit 44, the quakertown exit, there is an accident in the shoulder, blocked, it is a serious accident, involving a motorcycle and a deer. we move the traffic cam to the admiral wilson boulevard, eastbound lanes, a traffic heading away from us.

>> no delays, but usually are delays when the traffic picks up. latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, now, rahel, back to you. >> ann, thank you. >> and still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning. a new line up for the phillies. finds out if it changes their luck next in eyewitness sports.

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>> phillie lost their fifth straight game. >> over the wall, left fields, gave injury add the lead in the first inning. then, in the fifth, phillies still had the lead until nick, crushed this pitch, into left field stands. the game was tied up at one. still, in the fifth, more trouble. paul goldschmidt, joined the homerun derby, two run jack to left. phillies trailing three-one, ike cough gave up three runs on nine hits. to the seventh we go, gone sanies on the mound. jake lamb joins him solo shot to right. twentieth homer, allowed by the phils, franchise record. they lot four-one, out scored 45 to ten during the five game losing streak. >> we're not scoring enough runs, obviously, that's what it boiles down to. we needed more offense. i've been sailing it all year. with these guys, have to turn it around. >> a big week ahead for the flyers. as the nhl draft starts friday night at buffalo, surprised

everyone by making the playoffs last season, then losing to the caps in the first rounds. they have the 18th pick in the first rounds. ron hextall's team loaded with defensive prospect, so will he pick another blue liner or go with the forward? >> we've got more defense prospects than we do forward prospects. and that's -- it is no different last year. you know, we didn't have a lot of goalies. so we loaded up last year, little more than i anticipated, and this year, there is a little bit after focus on forwards, for sure. now, that doesn't mean not going to pick defense men. >> now, to the nba, the season comes to ends tonight, game seven between the cavs anwar years in oakland. cleveland could be the first team in nba history to come back from a three to one deficit in the final, then win the championship. labron james has scored 82 points in the last two games, to force a game seven. meanwhile the warriors look to cap off historic season after winning 73 regular season

games. safe kerry hopes to rebounds after getting thrown out thursday night, asked about his wife's tweet after game six where she said the series was rigged for money. >> that's between me and iesha, the conversations about what happened. that's going to be handled. but other than that, that doesn't take any spotlight off of what my job is on the floor and what these next 48 minutes will be like in game seven. so that's kind of all i'm worried about. i might have to cut the wifi off at my house though. >> make sure to check out the sport zone tonight. sport director don bell has put together a rounds table on the sixers draft, joined by sunday i hill, phil martelli, and keith, who should the sixers pick thursday night, lsu ben sill ons or duke's brandon inch gang, tonight, right here on cbs-3. >> now, to golf, in the u.s. open. shane laurie has two shot lead over qualifier andrew laundry, the third rounds play stopped by darkness, will finish up

that rounds in the morning, then play the final rounds. >> that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, and happy fathers day. some very deserving children had their days bright ends up after receiving a special gift. "eyewitness news" at the irish pub in center city where three children with disabilities were given a gift of bikes. money raise in the last year's tour de shore made the gift possible for these children. >> and local teenager fighting cancer gets the birthday wish of his dreams. dan hill turns 16 yesterday, and he's a huge phillies sports fan. so he got the chance to attend the phillies game with 25 of his friends, but here is the best part, he met some of the phillies players before the first pitch along with some other surprises, and dan tells us it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. >> so far, like, i have all of my friends and family here, just coaches, anyone who has really been like great to me these past couple of years, definitely best birthday.

>> awesome birthday. this was made possible through a project called the youth cancer baseball tour, the program takes hundreds of children and their families dealing with childhood cans tow major league baseball games. >> well, that's it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00, here's what we have for you at 7:00. school lets out for the summer, some parents are enrolling their children in classes, the critical skills they're learning that may keep them safe. >> plus one curious pup gets into a sticky situation. finds out the common household item he ate that sent him to the emergency room. >> and it is heating up inside, or outside, rather, justin, time to celebrate dad. meteorologist, justin drabick, has your fathers day forecast whether we come back.

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>> a time to heal. >> today is sunday, june 19th, happy fathers day to all of the dads out there. i'm rahel solomon. we send it over to one every our favorite dade here at cbs-3, justin drabick, happy fathers day. >> thank you. >> you served up a nice forecast for the dads? >> i d little on the warm side but hey june, headed toward the summer season, expect it. 90 degrees, humidity stays low, sunshine, outdoor activities with dad, no problem today. the trends the next few days, as well. gets little more humid as we progress, start of the work week. but this morning, not quite as pleasant as yesterday morning, yesterday waking up to 40's, 50's, today little milder, mid 60s at this hour. but we have the sunshine going for us. 66 degrees currently at the airport, light breeds out of the south, 3 miles per hour, humidity still on the lower side. but, trends, the warmer temperatures, so compared to 24 hours ago, we are about four to 11 degrees warmer, across the region. so that warmer air continues to build,