firing up mainly still off to the west. batch of rain that moved through south jersey and delaware early this morning. that is off shore but a shortwave moving in behind this is creating strong thunderstorms off the to the west over lancaster and dauphin counties, york county in southern pennsylvania and it is all pushing east. it is not moving very quickly. we will zoom in on one the of the strongest cells now over western lancaster county and york county moving south east at the 20 miles an hour. tracking this out you can see sometimes on when this will arrive in our area. it will be within the next hour or two that we will see this move toward lancaster air contract by 5:30, providence by 5:58 and by 6:25 in dublin. we are under a severe thunderstorm watch for the vast majority of our region excluding the shore counties and southern delaware until 10:00 o'clock tonight. coming up we will time out these storms when we expect them to move through the city and what we can expect behind this front as we head toward fourth of july weekend coming up but nor ukee and jessica

back to you. tonight we are remembering, former philadelphia eagles coach buddy ryan, he passed away today. >> his colorful personality and willingness to torment our nfc east rivals were a perfect match for the team and for the city. sports director don bell joins with us more on how buddy left his mark on the region. i loved covering this man. >> so many people did. so many fans loved him as well. you know, it is nice to remember and celebrate buddy ryan right now. >> brash, fun and tough he was defensive mass her mind who made football exciting again in philadelphia we are mourning death of the former eagles coach and nfl icon buddy ryan. today ryan's long time agent and friend james, said ryan died in kentucky at 85. he has battled cancer for several years. he leaves behind a dynamic legacy of football suckes is. he was defensive coordinator for bears in 85. many say that unit was the greatest of all time. here in philadelphia, he was a

head coach, of head coach of the eagles from 86 to 91. architect of the the defense that battered the nfc east and we will talk about that later as well. buddy ryan's names rings out in philadelphia and many are reflecting on the impact he had made. we welcome in alex hoff who has reaction, alex. >> reporter: well, you know, funny to think that philadelphia only had buddy ryan for five years and in that time he transformed the franchise into something that people really wanted to stand behind. today we spoke with former players of his, collogues and fans, here's buddy in their words. >> budd would i just flat out ask me, 82, do you need to work today. hey 12, you get over here. forty-six what are you doing. once you showed him thaw were a committed player, guy that would play hard for him, you know, you had his loyalty. >> reporter: passing of former eagles head coach buddy ryan has brought this city back to the time and blue collar icon that has left philadelphia in

love ever since. >> he understood the business of football ape made it exciting. >> reporter: buddy ryan had a big personality and big eye for defensive talent. >> his whole attitude and demeanor, his out i fit in perfect with this city. >> he brought the toughness to the eag also that we needed and found, what we always wanted. >> reporter: that toughness never intruded for his love for family or players. >> he was a kinder more gentle guy with us, but still a lot of fire, a lot of spirit. >> once he started to to smell blood in the water he was like a shark, he was going after it. as defensive players you like that attacking mentality and that is what he did. playing for buddy ryan he turned you loose. >> he came in with dragon is a and we will take over and it didn't happen but you never forget the drag opposite. >> reporter: never forget the dragons, that is an awesome line.

again buddy ryan was 85 years old. his age has had controversy, the reporting, 82 years eld but as we found out this afternoon that is untrue his age has been milk up for several years. i'll explain that as we learned from his agent and long time friend tonight at 6:00. reporting live from lincoln financial field i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. also later in sports some famous quotes, his stories about buddy ryan and eagles that have been told for generations, we relive the so-called bounty bowl from 1989, now if you hate dallas cowboys, this is the story for you. ukee. don, as you might imagine tweets are coming in about coach ryan. here's one from his former players set joyner i celebrate the life of james david buddy ryan. thank you coach for believing in me when others did not. #rip my friend. malcolm jenkins current eagles rest in peace buddy ryan may we ever celebrate the stamp you put on this game and on

the lives of the players, you have coached. #, respect. also, otis wilson a great picture when buddy wases in chicago, reason why, thank you for everything my friend, #rip buddy ryan #legend. a legend indeed. glenn macknow from wip here in philadelphia, budd difficult more to build eagles/cowboys rivalry then anyone with either franchise and love him for that. remember bounty bowl? that was something else with luis. jay wright head coach of the ncaa champions villanova wildcats rip buddy ryan our thought and prayers go to the ryan family. we thank them for sharing buddy with us, at eagles fans. he is definitely a member of the eagles nation. district attorney seth williams rest in peace buddy ryan never a dull moment when you led our beloved eagles, thank you, for the memories. nicely done, d.a. and frank, a fan, says if you you loved eagles you loved buddy. he didn't care who he offended, he did everything he

could, to win. fly buddy fly, #, rip, buddy ryan. the coach will always live on. jessica, back to you. ukee, thanks. tonight basketball world is mourning loss of one of its, greatest coaches, university of tennessee women's head coach pat summit. she died this morning after battling early on set dementia. she was winningest coach in division one college basketball, history, male or female and being remembered for her ground breaking career like any good head coach, pat summit was quick to reprimand a referee. >> or motivate a player with her word. >> get it done. >> reporter: but often times she was more effective not with the word that she used, but the looks that she gave. >> three seconds, somebody count. >> reporter: summit's competitive fire led to more than 1,000 career wins and eight national championships, and it made her an

unparalleled champion n2012 president obama awarded summit presidential medal of freedom. um is it turned tennessee lady vols into a juggernaut push women's basketball on the national stage and elevated popularity of women sports. her impact on the game was undeniable, even to her most fierce rival, u-conn head coach geno auriemma. >> she had for site and intensity level. she made it like hey, it is okay for women to stair you down on the side line and be upset and show emotion. >> reporter: basketball floor at university now bears her name and does the plaza across the street. in 1998, charlie rose asked summit what motivated her. >> tell me what it is about coaching that so turns you on and seems to be you you were put here to do. >> the thing that i like so much about coaching is i get to teach on a daily basis, i get to influence.

>> our new head coach, holy warwick. >> reporter: in 2012, a year after she was diagnosed with early on set dementia, um is it stepped down as head coach. with her retirement pat um it dedicated her life to fighting alzheimer's through her foundation, the disease may have forced her out of the game but within it, her legacy lives on. summit is being remembered by local coaches for her ground breaking career. "eyewitness news" caught up with villanova women's head coach harry perita and asked about the impact. >> you could be president clinton or you could be collecting trash at the end of the street she would treat you the same way. for the game of basketball, just a great loss, but probably a bigger loss. >> villanova's mens coach jay wright reacted on twitter, rip pat summit at lady vols hoops a legendary coach and teacher.

she was a pioneer for would the men's game. coming up a at 5:30 health reporter stephanie stahl has a story about a local man who suffered from early on set alzheimer's, his family talks about his battle with the disease and his relationship with pat um it. house republicans released long awaited report on the u.s. consul attack that killed four americans in benghazi, libya. >> white house called the probe an expensive stunt aimed at damaging hillary clinton's presidential prospects. correspondent mark albert on how now clinton is reacting to the report. >> republicans unveiled their latest and most comprehensive benghazi report, that took two years and cost seven million-dollar. >> there is new information on what happened in benghazi and that information should fundmently change the way you view what happened in benghazi. >> reporter: 800 page report allege no military operation was underway to rescue people in benghazi despite orders to do so. the administration was politically motivated, to cite

internet video as cause of the attacks. state department failed to provide better security for benghazi consul leaving it vulnerable and members of the obama administration stone walled the congressional investigation. >> i believe that the government failed its people, and lied to the public in the aftermath. >> reporter: but white house says conclusion from his this report are no different then any of the other congressional investigations. >> i thought it was over after the first five, investigations this is the eighth. >> reporter: democrats on the benghazi commit thee and hillary clinton who led the statement department brushed aside the criticism. >> it is time to move on. >> reporter: at an event in denver clinton says in one has lost more sleep over 49 lives lost then she has and an american diplomacy cannot withdraw from dangerous places. >> we owe it to those brave americans to make sure that we learn the right lessons, from this tragedy. >> reporter: state department is working to prevent future incident. mark albert for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". in campaign 2016 both presumptive presidential nominees gave speeches today talking about jobs and the economy. hillary clinton visited a learning center for tech start ups and entrepreneurs in denver. she introduced a plan that would give new business owners, and job creators a break offer their student loans. >> the burden of student debt is not only a individual burden that effects your life choices but it is an economic burden. $1.2 trillion in student debt, think of how much more productive that money can be spent this will be one of our priorities. >> the tech policy announcement comes as clinton tries to wu younger vote's tracked to her democratic primary rival bernie sanders. on the republican side donald trump used a scrap metal business outside pittsburgh as backdrop for his speech on trade and the economy. he blamed former president bill clinton and by extension hillary clinton for loss of

manufacturing jobs overseas. ife trump promised to look at trade deals he, considered poorly negotiated. >> we will make america the best place in the world to start a business. we will hire workers, and we will open factories and we will get rid of these horrible regulations that make it impossible to do business in this country. >> trump will wrap up the evening in eastern ohio as he is scheduled to appear with supporters in an area he performed well in during the ohio republican primary. coming up on "eyewitness news" tonight the president is getting ready for the election by asking young people to register to vote. he says it is easy and fun way he proves his point when we come back. tim tebow is known for his football skills and his faith how he helped one family dealing with the serious emergency on a flight, we will

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in ohio organizers unveiled the set design for republican national convention. the big event is less than three weeks away and kicks off july 18th in cleveland. the people will not fund your party until you care about us. >> demonstrators from various groups gathered in center city today organizers say that permits to protest during the democratic national convention next month have been delayed, or placed into pending the

status. they want an explanation from the city about the hold up and vow to march during the dnc with or without a permit. philadelphia police had their hands full as supporters of the immigration rights block access to the vine street expressway today, several were arrested at 16th and callowhill. they want an immediate moratorium on deportations following yesterday's u.s. supreme court decision. justices ruled against president obama's plan to shield illegal immigrants. coming up at 5:30 we will show you how this protest is helping police prepare for the dnc. pregnant woman and her child were among several resident forced out of the home in philadelphia's tioga neighborhood when the ceiling collapsed. it happened around 10:30 on west atlantic street. moisture from the rain may have been a factor in that collapse. thankfully no injuries here. four adults and one child though are now in the care of the red cross. idea ace recalling 29 million dressers linked to

a tip over hazard blamed for the deaths of the three children including a west chester toddler. the mom dressers can fall over if they are not fastened to the wall. that is how 23 month-old died in 2013. ikea gave out freeze repair kits and told owners to secure their dressers to the wall. coming up at 6:00 our rahel solomon shows us why industry advocates called on ikea to get these products off of shelves and out of homes for years. all right. kate bilo joins you now. how are things looking. i know you have your eye on the radar. >> severe thunderstorm watch is still in effect until 10:00 . greatest risk will be west of philadelphia through next couple of hours but pretty severe thunderstorms have been rumbling just off to our west and we have a big holiday been weekend on the way we have to talk about the fourth of july forecast as well but lets start with the near term, take a a look outside start you off in reading on live neighborhood network. it is getting om minute is in off to the west in berks

county. strongest storms are mainly south and west of there over lancaster county a and york county in pennsylvania you can see dark cloud building into the west. we have had a cloudy day and with the rain this morning in south jersey and, fog down the shore the a atmosphere is a stable from the city on east, off to the west, we have had good amount of sunshine earlier today, and that means the threat for western counties, potent for our eastern region. take a peak, you can see what we are looking at. there is rain from this morning that is out to sea, but zooming back to the when is the line of thunderstorms can be found and broken line. i don't think anybody gets in on the thunderstorm activity this evening. strongest moving through lancaster county heading south and east ward. it is starting to weaken in the past couple of hours we have seen this storm weaken just a bit but there is a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. dew points are very high and strong downpours will be a big threaten if the storms are not severe by the time they reach philadelphia this evening. we are in the severe thunderstorm warning in western lancaster warning

until 5:00 456789 another for york county. these are pushing east and they are moving south and east. possibly a bigger threat for maryland and eventually delaware then what we are seeing here in philadelphia a but timing wise we can expect these storms to continue to move in through the next couple of hours, probably won't be until seven or 8:00 before the storms get into philadelphia if they do at all and weakening moving toward the shore. heavy rain with any thunderstorm could be a threat, even in areas that don't see severe weather. between now and 6:00pn lehigh veil, northwestern suburbs, lancaster county in that threat zone. philadelphia and surrounding suburbs between nine to 11:00 p.m. do we expect these storms to make to it south jersey and central delaware. greatest risk for severe weather indicated by yellow shading, slight risk off to our west and includes chester county, montgomery and bucks county, marginal risk and atmosphere very stable along the coast. doesn't look like chance of severe weather there threat

diminishing through tonight but has warmed up. eighty-two in philadelphia. eighty-two in wilmington. not only that look at the this dew point right now at 71, so plenty of moisture in the air for these storms to work with moving in. good news storms will die down later this evening and tonight. tomorrow, humidity drops in the wake of the system. nicer day with some sunni merging and high of 84. thursday looking beautiful and then dew points creep up on friday, 86 again with the chance for shower or thunderstorm and of course my three day cuts off right before the holiday weekend so you have to stay tuned next half an hour. >> you know we will, all right, thanks kate. still ahead tonight to you want to know a secret. >> is there a new secret drink at star bucks. what is it? we will tell you coming up. we are celebrating the life of buddy ryan up next one of the most icon is games in the eagles/cowboys rivalry we of the most icon is games in the eagles/cowboys rivalry we are talking bounty bowl fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet.

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don joins us again, and we're still talking about the legendary. >> players coach, fan coach. >> buddy ryan. >> and, media members too. interesting how they had interaction of buddy, as well. philly and football world are mourning the loss of former eagles head coach buddy ryan. ryan died today at age of 85, he may be gone but his memory, will live on. one of those memories takes us back to the winter of 1989. thanksgiving day game between bird and cowboys. we call that the bounty bowl, the reason why because eagles smashed former team may luis zendejas a kicker critical of buddy after being released. apparently buddy put a bounty on his head. hall of fame coach jimmy johnson was on the sidelines and his exchange with ryan was classic. >> realistic, if you had a bounty why in the hell would you put it on a kicker who has been in a six week slump. you hope he don't get hurt. hell, don't touch him. be careful. >> i would have said something

to buddy but he wouldn't stand on the field long enough. he put his big fat rear even in the dressing room. >> i resent that. i have been on a diet. i lost a couple pound. i thought i was. and he called me fat. i resent that a little bit. >> that was his witt, his charm. ryan coached bird from 86 to 91. they made playoffs in each of the last three seasons, they never won a playoff game but the players absolutely loved him. so much so they would serenade him when the time was right, take a look and listen. >> we have a ball for you. >> ♪ >> that is the kind of ripping that the players had with buddy, especially on the defensive side of the ball, you saw the late reggie white.

the classic video and classic times in philadelphia. >> that personality. >> yes, he brought fun, fire, he had a drill at practice, players wouldn't even think of doing that today spinning around a baseball bat and running 60 yards. he was the best. thanks, don, appreciate it. coming up next, why breakfast may be bad for the markets, it could be good for you. we will tell you why. philadelphia police get a surprise test run on dealing with the pop up protest, paralyzed traffic in center city. what did the city reveal in handling the incident. jessica? and tim tebow is known for football and hear how he helped a family lost loved ones had a heart attack on a plane. and when that flight would happen. new at 6:00 a fishing party at jersey shore makes a unique find, a baby great white shark, out there helping researchers track the fish when we come

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protests and preparations, demonstrators give philadelphia police a taste of what is to come during the democratic national convention. "eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. today's protest by supporters of immigration rights was big test for philadelphia police ahead of the dnc. joe holden is live from the sat center with more on police preparation, joe. >> police officials insist today was a surprise demonstration, with very few surprises on their end. they trained for these incidents all the time, admitly this was a very small protest with limited disruptions, but still we have got the chance to observe up

close and personal how police negotiate with demonstrators. >> reporter: traffic at a stand still on the broad street exit ramp, human chain of four people is linked together by p.c. v pipe, chicken wire and duct tape. their demonstration created a come minute necessity effect of congestion in center city. >> i want to stand up for people because it is not ferreter report veronica perez tells us the group of 75 people wants immigration, customs enforcement dismantled. >> we are upset, angry. we want justice. if they are taking that away from frustrates, at least they can stop deportations. >> reporter: back along 15th street police officers are flooding the area trying to negotiate with the protesters. >> if you do not unblock the highway you will be subject to arrest after the third warning. >> reporter: protesters are unphased, especially trained officers are here to remove pvc pipe using tools and small sauce. the first arrest is julie, her

husband and six year-old daughter are watching with tears in their eyes. >> very, very proud. >> reporter: in the end police called this impromptu demonstration a dry run for the looming democratic national convention. >> you can see we're prepared. >> reporter: some groups have threatened to disrupt and shut down this city. >> bottom line is we will respond to protest during dnc same way we respond to protest any other day of the week. >> reporter: in these instances police give three warnings, each is timed out and if the demonstrators don't disperse they are arrested. in cases like today they are charged with summary offenses. police also have a unit dedicated to recording every move, we're told that is to evaluate police used proper procedures in handling the situation. live from the sat center, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now an update on our top story, it is breaking news, death toll climbs to at least 28 in the terror attack at

airport in istanbul turkey. authorities say three suicide bombers blew themselves up at entrance to the international terminal, more than 60 people are hurt. authorities say the attackers detonated the explosive before entering the x-ray security checkpoints. so far in one has claimed responsibility for the attack, we will stay on top of this breaking story. we're also continuing to follow death of the man who left a big mark on the region, former philadelphia eagles coach buddy ryan passed away today. he boldly pronounced you've got a winner in time when he arrived to take eagles job in 1986. his iconic defense had just helped chicago bears win the super bowl. his colorful personality, is how defenses endured him to eagles fans. he battled cancer in recent years. buddy ryan was 85. sports world is also mourning loss of the legendary basketball coach pat summit. summit was head coach of the tennessee women's basketball team and in 38 years as the

volunteers head coach he won 1,098 games, and eight national championships. she passed away at 64 after years of battling early on set dementia and alzheimer's. more now on the death of coach summit a at the age of 65. she announced five years ago she had early on set alzheimer's disease, a scary diagnosis that can happen to anyone even in their 30's and 40's. >> health reporter stephanie stahl joins with us more. >> reporter: about 5 percent of people with alzheimer's disease have that early on set form, we're talking about more than every day forgetfulness, that is normal willal. alzheimer's is mark by more serious cognitive decline something that hundreds of thousands of families struggle with. >> very inspiring. >> reporter: george sessions said his dad always admired george summit beyond the love of basketball they had early on set alzheimer's disease. >> i feel for her tamly and know what they must be feeling right now.

>> reporter: george's dad died two weeks ago. he had been diagnosed at 61. george senior was a philly schoolteacher who loved tennis and his family. for 12 years they watched him fade away. >> it has been called the long good bye and i think of it also as a long hello, we had to say hello to a new person's sentencely. we we had to say hello to reserves of strengths that we didn't know we had. >> it makes a huge impact on the family. >> reporter: joining ties with the alzheimer's patients works with patients under 65 who has early on set alzheimer's. >> i see them struggle, you know, with losing their jobs and worrying about being a burden to their families. >> reporter: julie says she's grateful to pat summit who announced to the world her diagnosis, it raised awareness but sad reality remains unchanged. >> there is medication toss help enhance a person's cognition but there is no real treatment. >> he lived out this journey

with such strength. >> reporter: george's dad didn't have any of the risk factors for alzheimer's like heart disease, it can also be genetic. >> i have worried, you know, i'm 46, and if i follow his route i have 12 good years. >> reporter: wow. someone hoist diagnosed with alzheimer's disease every 66 seconds. experts say when found early, it can sometime be slowed down, and there are resources to help families make plans, which is so important. we have a lot more information for you, including a link to the alzheimer's association which can be very helpful, cbs philly.com, click on health. >> tough diagnosis. >> so important. >> former eagles tim tebow is known as compassionate, caring person and on a flight to arizona on sunday he cement that had reputation. tebow comforted a man's family on a delta flight from a atlanta to phoenix after he started to have a heart attack. he was seen comforting the man's family and other passengers while praying with them as the man received

medical attention. the man later died at a phoenix hospital. tebow stayed with the family, as they learned the news. two trains collided in the texas panhandle this morning about 25 miles north east of amarillo. black smoke, billowed from the collision, as close to two dozen boxcars were laided in mass along those tracks. three people were missing while one man who jumped from the train is being treated at a hospital. national transportation safety board has opened an investigation into what happened. in britain tens of thousands of people gathered outside particlement to protest brexit, protest was planned and was supposed to happen in the square but so many people showed up and it spilled over in the city streets. many anti brexit protesters held up signs and chanted the words leaders, not liars and there is no plan. britain may be on the other side of the atlantic but many americans are concerned the effect brexit could have here in the united states. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us why some

philadelphia area companies are war i had. >> reporter: with the u.s. and world stock markets losing $3 trillion since brexit vote. >> biggest thing that has ever happened because people don't necessity thousand react. >> reporter: companies here in the philadelphia region are worried about how the world's fifth largest economy will end up leaving european union. >> uk is a significant business partner of the region after canada and mexico. we're talking somewhere in the region of $26 billion. >> reporter: howard silverstonies philadelphia chapter's former president and current board member of the british american business consul. >> pharmaceutical companies, health sciences, airlines. >> reporter: he says his office has fielded dozens of calls, and advice to worried companies is this. >> keep calm, corry on because there is really no need to panic. nothing has been changing right now. >> reporter: voters in scotland and northern ireland

who overwhelmingly voted against the exit sure hope that is true. >> wales leave the european union scotland and northern island remained inside, do i think that is a possible compromise. >> reporter: u penn professor and constitutional advisor brendan o'leary says that compromise will continue for at least two years unless another referendum is voted on. >> i think all politicians would be very weary of immediately conducting another referendum for fear of getting an answer they didn't like. >> reporter: so while this uncertainty plays out on the world stage he says look for the silver lining. >> certainly a good moment for americans, including in philadelphia, to travel in the uk. >> reporter: in philadelphia, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". wall street appears to be over its initial fears of brexit, the dow jones soared 269 points to close at 17409,

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second season of the cbs hit show zoo premiers tonight with the special two hour episode. >> a lot of you fans, ukee. >> come on. >> are ready for this after that thrilling season one finally. jan carabao has a look at what the stars say and why they say it is a particularly good show for philadelphia. >> it does president smell so good either. >> season two of the hit

series zoo takes off tonight on cbs and doesn't let viewers catch their breath. >> last season they find a group, they are sitting there in the car, is there a wall of animals charging them and screen goes black. they come out to the exact same spot. >> are you out of your mind. >> james wall plays jackson oz one of the zoo experts who recognize strange animal attacks and threatens to the entire human race, series based on the number one best selling novel by james paterson. >> i think this season is better than first. >> reporter: they are more sunning and ferocious then others, and the mystery where there is no place left to hide. >> all of the characters are so much better. they just keep growing, bet getting better and conflicts are extreme and romances are unexpect. >> reporter: perfect escape for the philadelphia audience

during a hot, possibly frustrating summer. >> we have to check out for an hour and be entertained by something interesting and fun and it is perfect summer, you know, perfect for philly. >> yes. >> it is great for philly. >> we have the oldest zoo in the country. >> i don't know about the phillies this year. >> reporter: when boys of summer are slumping they can check out this popular summer series. jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you can catch the second is season premiere of zoo tonight at 9:00 right here on cbs-3. >> um, um, i take them all. we take them all and i watch them on saturday because i was doing the morning show. >> i'm back, i'm back. >> kate. >> very exciting i'll make you get into it as well. >> it looked like fun. >> a lot happening, no doubt about that. >> yes. we have some fire works happening off to our west, but good news it looks like these storms are starting to weaken. i'm pretty skeptical that any of these strong or severe storms make tonight to philadelphia i think we will

see showers and then are storms moving through generally speaking biggest risk for us will be strong downpours, heavy rain that could make it to drive out there later tonight but as far as severe weather that is winding down a little bit. lets look at what is happening outside. we will go out to bethlehem and you can see clouds started to roll in there in northampton county. looking overcast. we have been fighting with the cloud cover on and off all day, especially from the city on east, in and out of the cloud, fog around this morning, drizzle, and what that did was stabilize the atmosphere and hard to get these storms to pop when you have, atmospheric stability. you need instability, heat, sunshine, moisture, we have plenty of that to the west. not as much of it over city and nearby suburbs. lets check with the weather watchers and they are showing us temperatures generally in the 80's right now across the region. 48 degrees as we check in with who do we have here, phil, our friend phil in chestnut hill and he send us great pictures showing us the towering cumulus cloud starting to build. you can see upward motion.

these kind of cloud formations indicating things are unstable in the atmosphere there over chestnut hill. 82 degrees moving down to wayne hundred dollar inner landingberg having some sun peak through the clouds. foggy start. dew points to still high. seventy-four. 74-degree dew point means we have precipitation and water. like ringing out a sponge if these storms come through. very heavy rain. parts of the area need rain. we had heavy rain off to the south but areas north and west of philadelphia did not get all that much. lynn in cherry hill is at 82. sunglasses, no sunglasses, humid, not so humid. up and down day. we were in and out of the cloud cover all day long. here's how it looks down the shore. we are still dealing with the fog there in margate, looking a little overcast and glummy, not a great beach day outside and certainly looking that way on our cameras in ocean city as well. storm scan three shows storms that were severe over portions of dauphin, york, lancaster counties but notice how these have fallen apart in the last half an hour or so

transferring energy to stronger storms down around baltimore area these are falling apart. there is one nasty cell from mount pocono mainly heavy rain with that one and one more that just developed just east of allentown moving into portions of northern new jersey. but rest of us, even though we will see scattered showers and thunderstorms the threat for severe weather likely to be diminishing. the scattered showers and storms, severe weather off to the west, gusty wind, downpours, small hail is possible but i think heavy rain threat is going to be our biggest issues as we go through tonight. lot our water vapor loop. look at how much moisture we have in the air right overtop have of us, dry air sweeping from the north and west and once we get this system out after dew points, peak in the 70's today, tomorrow afternoon we are looking at dew points in the the 50's and lower 60's which will feel better and nicer on thursday. dew points back to the 50's across the region. we have nicer weather on the way and just may take a while to get there. we have to clear this front out, sun breaks through tomorrow and then thursday

looks great with lots of sunshine. next approaching storm is friday can't rule out isolated storm on friday. again overnight we have got storms early. does clear out, we are down to 68. tomorrow partly sunny, less humid 84 degrees. we will start with cloud cover and cloud diminish throughout the day. thursday beautiful summer day friday chance for thunderstorm but fourth of july weekend as of right new looks awesome. we have temperatures in the 80's and sunshine saturday through monday. jessica and ukee back to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" how a local woman ended up on today's bold and beautiful. president obama shows how easy it is to register to vote by showing five things that are more difficult. insider has inside scoop,

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appearance on the bold and beautiful today, you saw it here on cbs-3. she played mar see a caterer for spencer publications. she can add soap opera star in the list of past and present professions. who knows is what next for her. >> congratulations. president owe bam's viral get out the vote video proves he is commander and chief of pop culture. >> louie agear joins us from los angeles with more on that, louie. >> here's the thing, ukee and jessica, he did it with one simple question? what is harder than registering to vote. >> the game of thrones struggle is real, as potus attempts to recall all of the characters killed off in the hit hbo series, over the last six seasons. >> oh, no. >> that stuff is hard. >> but you know what isn't,

registering to vote. >> the president famous for folking fun shows off his bracelet, making skills, this one for vp joe biden, and tops it off showcasing his cher joost stacking chills in the cheerios leaping baby trend but you this time on a stuffed replica of the first pup, bow. >> and we will have more on this story tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. that friendship bracelet though. >> cheerios stacking. check out insider every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> a major retailer issue a historic recall after several young children die from a product. i'm rahel solomon. product that could be in their home and if so what you are being urged to do right away. we're tracking threat for showers and thunderstorms moving through the area, this evening and tonight, i'll tell you when storms could get in the city and where heaviest

rain will come down. also, former eagles head coach buddy ryan passed away at 85. those who knew him best are reacting to his death, what his best friend wants everyone to remember about the football legend. also a fishing excursion one group will never forget, what happened after they encountered a baby great white shark. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. we will begin at 6:00 o'clock with summer storms moving through the region. you cab see the the line of severe weather right there on storm scan three. the threat is expect to linger, throughout the night. a big portion of our area is under severe thunderstorm watch. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. we will go right over to meteorologist kate bilo tracking the storms right now, kate. >> thanks, ukee and guess contact lets look at storm scan three. you can see that line moving through region and storms are

scattered. it is a broken line but they have got enough to work with. we have had sun peak out west of the city this afternoon and that is really fueling these storms as well as high dew points. dew points are in the 70's, heavy rain will be a biggest threat with these storms. they have started to weaken a little bit storms moving through lancaster area but we have a few the scatter cells to watch. one near mount pocono, let's zoom in on that one and you can see very heavy rain with this cell. also over northampton county we are seeing heavy rain and this line pushing east, even though the strongest storms have moved off to the south and we could still see them moving in the city before the evening is through. severe thunderstorm watch for vast majority of the region goes until 10:00 o'clock tonight. i'll have more when they clear out and what to expect for upcoming holiday weekend coming up. for now back over to you. developing right now suicide bombers opened up fire before detonating themselves and turkey's largest airport. the terror attack happened in istanbul and 28 people are dead, more