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 than 60 people hurt.

authorities say three suicide, bombers blew them self up, is the international terminal. so far in one has claim responsibility for the attack. "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will have much more on this developing story coming up at 6:30 right here on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. idea ace recalling tense of millions of dressers and chest being blamed for deaths of several young children. our rahel solomon is live in ikea in south philadelphia with more on the action, that some say is coming a little too late. industry experts say for years they have been urging ikea to get these products off of the shelves and out of peoples home. now as they are calling them major, ikea did just that. simulation is disturbing, the reality is even more so for at least three families who say their children were killed when a dresser fell and trapped toddlers underneath. alan feldman represents family

of local victim cure ran colas. >> they have a profitable item, they were selling millions of them and this is an instance where they appear to have prioritized profit over safety. >> reporter: recall effects mohm and other ikea chest and drawers, 29 million unit. most recent death was february of this year when a 22 month-old boy from minnesota died when a drawer felon him. two years before that death is when cure ran from west chester died of a similar incident. expert say furniture tip of and not just ikea brandies a major problem and parents may not realize it. >> about one child every two weeks. many more are injured and i have to believe that there are many more near misses that never get reported to anybody. >> reporter: last year instead of the recall, ikea rolled out a repair program where it offered free kits to anchor dress tours walls. ikea president lars peterson had this to say tuesday on cbs

news. >> it is a tragedy and it should never happen to any family and our hearts, go out to the families that have have to go through this. >> reporter: hope being now presumably from the company and industry wide, just that, that no other families to have go through such a loss. if you have have one of these drawers in your home, you have a couple options, ikea said they will refund your money or they say they will come out, send a crew out to your home and a anchor the dresser to your wall for free but in the meantime no matter what you do in the meantime do not leave these dressers unattended with children in the home. reporting live, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> rahel, thank you. for more information about the recall, go to cbs philly.com. find a link to your list of the chest and treasurers listed in that recall. we are remembering a philadelphia legend. >> former eagles head coach buddy ryan passed away today and sports director don bell

joins us now. buddy was a colorful character. he was the man. so many great things you can say. >> not often you had talent to go with the personality and that is certainly what he had. buddy ryan is one of the most beloved eagles in franchise history a master mind of defense and bold, brash personality that invigorated a city. for more on the football icon we will welcome in alex hoff. alex? >> reporter: done, as you know everyone says the same thing about buddy ryan that if he liked you, you knew it, if you didn't like you, you also knew it. that is attitude that the people of philadelphia can appreciate, one that helped breathe new life in the eagles franchise. >> i used to say to him you're too tough to die, you know, only the good die young, so you and i will live forever and he used to chuckle about that and you know, he just never let any of those injuries get him down. >> reporter: years into a battle with cancer and other health issues buddy ryan was feeling especially ill last

week. it was fathers day weekend so long time agent jim solarno decided to visit him. former players clyde simmons and set joyner went too. >> he was so excited, you know, jim, coming visit me and clyde simmons and seth joyner. he would get up on his walker and a he was a tough guy. >> he passed away at 85, three years older said solarno that was reported due to a clerical error in his career. >> his first job with the jets, sometimes it the is put on piece of paper and stays there even though buddy knew bit, i will not worry bit. >> reporter: in his basement it is a walk down memory lane. >> that is the fog bowl. >> reporter: thinks the poster of the 1986 super bowl where under ryan the chicago bears, overwhelmed and out performed the patriots. >> if you weren't able to hit and bang somebody around you

could not play for him. >> reporter: on to much of brutal honesty and defense, ryan loved horses, his wife joan i who died three years ago and his three sons. philadelphia got buddy for just five years but ryan era spoke to the city in a language that we understand. >> everybody liked that income down, drag out, kick you in the butt type of thing and they like that about buddy. >> reporter: i'm told only time only age descrepancy became an issue is when ryan retired and went to apply for social security and had to prove he was in fact three years older then what everybody thought he was. again he died at the age of 85, he will be missed. reporting live from lincoln financial field, i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good all right, alex, thank you. that is great stuff. that is great stuff down memory lane. whole lieutenant of fun there i want to let you know coming up in sports we will hear from the voice of the eagles merrill reese has been calling the game for 40 years,

yes. >> the redskins goes on and on. >> thanks, appreciate it. basketball community in philadelphia mourning loss of legendary basketball coach pat summit. she died this morning after battle with early on set alzheimer's. she had most wins in college basketball history and coached tennessee lady volunteers to eight national championship in 38 seasons. villanova women's head coach harry perita remembers his friend. >> it makes it harder for me now because that is how we will remember her by. i won't remember the basketball part as much. i will remember the way she treated everybody. >> ville know of's mens head coach jay wright reacted on twitter and said rest in peace pat summit a legendary coach ape teacher. she was a pioneer for would the men's game. we're getting a first look at northeast philadelphia man accused of killing his new wife with a cross bow. the this is 40 year-old paul

kuzan, police say he confessed to killing pamela nightlinger during a argument inside their willits road home sunday night. they had been married nine days. investigators say he shot nightlinger in the chest with the cross bow as she sad in the chair. she ran to the neighbor's house for help but later died at a hospital. tonight residents in montgomery county, are getting a chance to raise their concerns over their water quality, this is a story we have been following for weeks, and "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in communitying in willow grove with the latest there, trang. >> this meeting started at 6:00. this parking lot is full. we will see plenty of people here in upper more land high school this was organized by whites and lux evenberg, they are affiliated with erin brook witch. they will hear concerns about safety of the water that in this area that prompted closing of several public wells. horsham township discussed this very same issue last night at it council meeting.

horsham is within of the several communities in montgomery and bucks count its found to have concerning levels of chemicals called pfoa and os in the water supply. they have linked to fire fighting foams used at nearby military bases. council last night presented chance for mediation and they are asking the navy to pay for. that here at this meeting brook witch is expect to join in at 6:30 via skype and firm is planning to present the evidence that they have so far in their investigation and also their plans for a lawsuit but for now we are live from willow grove i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for that. gas prices are on the verge of going up in new jersey but sales taxis on the way down. democrat led assembly passed legislation that would raise the state's gas tax by 23 cents per gallon. money will go toward funding roads and bridgework. plan would also gradually lower sales tax from 7 percent to 6 percent. republican governor chris christie praised the last

minute measure that head to the senate on thursday. he release aid statement that said i'm pleased that the assembly has heated my suggestion for tax fairness which i have been calling for, for a long time. largest mall on the east cozies getting enlarger. >> "eyewitness news" goes inside the expansion at the king of prussia mall, it is almost time, help it will open and new designer stores setting up shop, plus this. a new jersey shore fishing party makes a unique find i'm cleve bryan coming up how they got naming right for great white sharks. still tracking scattered storms, they are moving from the west and you can see they are scattered in nature but heavy rain and frequent lightening a possibility with any of these storms, coming up, i'll time out when they could arrive ape what to expect after this front moves out tomorrow, all coming up when we come back.

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now to a fast nighting sighting off the coast of the new jersey shore for fisherman. >> "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter, cleve bryan tells us about what came out of the ocean was a big surprise. >> do you see the white. >> it was the thrill of the lifetime for boat load of recreational fisherman when they came face-to-face with the juvenile great white shark. >> it was amazing, really life changing experience. >> reporter: sunday afternoon jennifer shriver and her husband took friend and teenage children out shark fishing. heading from the sea view marina to off shore reeve they came across bait fish about 3 miles off of margate. they dropped their rinds and who should appear? >> it is a shark. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: they weren't certain it was great white but since it is protected species they pulled their lines and took out their many contact yas.

>> it was particularly amazing because he was checking us out. he was as interested in us as we were in him. >> reporter: she posted this video on social media and got suggestion to report the video to the massachusetts sharks research program which has a great white data program. they confirmed it is great white and based on the markings one that has never been reported before. they got the right to name it. nineteen year-old aj who first identified it picked the name carlos. >> why carlos. >> i don't know. >> what is his name. >> that was first thing that came out of his mouth. >> reporter: shark experts say there are several thousand great whites off east coast and not unusual to see juvenile close to shore. >> these animals are small, they eat almost exclusively fishing, box fish that live close to the bottom no danger to swimmers. >> reporter: shark experts say if you think you see i agree white shark out of the ocean do exactly what jennifer and her fishing party d don't try to boat it, take good pictures and video, report it and maybe you'll get to name your own great white shark n longport i'm cleve bryan for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> all right, carlos. we will keep an eye out. shoppers rejoyce, brand new expansion at king of prussia mall is more than a month away from opening. "eyewitness news" went on a final hard tour of the 155 square foot project, new corridor links the mall's court and plaza and it will house, 50 new retailers, including luxury brand, and bradley bone and oliver peoples. the project is expect to create another 700 jobs for the area. >> no small f eat of construction weeks had to build it over two roads, reconnect three department stores. >> new addition is set to open up august 18th with all of the new stores opened up by the fall. there will be several new eateries added to the mall. >> done ton joins us with sports and we're talking about the man who brought fun and fight in the eagles football, buddy ryan passed. >> met a whole lot of people who covered him who didn't enjoy it. >> i certainly did.

no doubt. >> buddy ball was simple, if you played defense for him you loved it. if you played against his defense, you could not stand it. buddy ryan is arguablably greatest defensive mine in the game. he created 46 defense. he wases mans ter made behind a bears defense that set a nfl report with 72 sacks in the single season. that same defense led bears to the title in 85. he was head coach of the eagles, from 86 to 91. he was fired after three straight playoff seasons, with first round exits. reaction now from those who knew him best. >> they loved buddy ryan because he had that blue collar, tough, mentality and because like the city of philadelphia, he was particularly against the dallas cowboys. he hated dallas cowboys. >> he knew about entertainment, football is entertainment. he put on a little bit of act but when you got to know him a real good person. you know, committed, loyal

person. so i knew if i ever were to get in a jam or in a situation where i needed help, buddy ryan is one of the guys i could call. >> just a great character. the nfl, it is a big looks to the league. he will leave a great legacy to the behind but buddy ryan is huge loss in football good buddy ryan gone the at 85. more coverage tonight at 11:00. all right. on to baseball now phillies continue their series in arizona they will face zach, hoist seven-zero in the last eight starts. jared eickoff is pitching for fightins. big welcome back to vince velasquez, righty came off dl and made life miserable for diamond backs. struck out seven in five scoreless innings. phillies win eight to nothing. check this out, guys, fightins are looking for back to back wins for the first time in nearly six weeks. this is a sport where you are playing almost every day. >> yes. >> it has been a month and a half almost since they had back to back wins. come on.

>> tonight is the night. >> swing back. >> tonight is the night. >> no time like right now. appreciate it, buddy. >> kate joins with us our forecast, watching the skies because things are happening. >> things are rumbling off to the west. it looks as though severe weather is winding down or the veer threat but we have the chance still for locally heavy showers and thunderstorms to move through the area through this evening and into tonight. if it is not a severe storm heavy rain is certainly a possibility with dew points in the 70's, there is a lot of moisture to work w lets look outside and look to our roof cam. we will see cloud but we are looking at blue skies in center city right now. cleared out nicely this afternoon after a glummy first half of the day. we have had pretty heavy rain over portions of extreme south injuries any to delaware, some spots got over 2 inches of rain but in philadelphia in the quite as much last night and this morning and then just cloud, fog, gloom hung on for the day but now it looks beautiful this evening. it is humid out there. take a look what is heading our way.

storm scan three shows this broken line of thunderstorms rumbling in off to our west and you can see these storms weakening a bit, heaviest right now moving in maryland and d.c. and baltimore area but look what is happening to the west. we have one nasty storm, south of mount pocono. another one over portions of north hampton county. then we have another little line off to the west forming behind this first push of storms. can't rule out a stray shower or thunderstorm really at anytime this evening or tonight and this one just south of mount pocono does have have that hook we look for in the severe thunderstorm this could produce strong wind and frequent lightening and very heavy rainfall. future weather shows scattered nature of the storms. it could all come together between 7:00 and 8:00 o'clock locally heavy thunderstorms moving through the city, portions of delaware county into the state of delaware and then eventually dying out. air is so stable down the shore it looks like storms won't get a good foot hold down the shore later this evening. you can see overnight cloud hang on. we will start tomorrow with

cloud cover and through the day the sun tries to peak out. possibly a stray instability shower. tomorrow is a pretty nice day. >> visible satellite shows sun in the center of the area where warmth is as well with temperatures in the 80's. much cooler in mount pocono with more cloud cover at 73. only in the 70's down the shore with cloud, and fog still holding on and again that is stabilizing the atmosphere and meeting our greatest risk from thunderstorms from the city on wet this evening into tonight. showers and storms around clearing out late, we are down to 68 for overnight low. tomorrow partly sunny, start the day with clouds more sunshine in the afternoon. humidity does drop. eighty-four is our high for wednesday. here's your shore three day, partly sunny and warm at 83 degrees. wednesday and thursday is beautiful. eighty-one with sunshine. better chance for showers and storms every where on friday. let's jump to the fourth of july a preliminary forecast still early but nice day 70's down the shore in the poconos, mid 80's, seasonal with

sunshine in the city. it is a great forecast, moving forward through the holiday weekend, we have chance for shower or thunderstorm friday and then otherwise we are looking at mid 80's with sunshine, seasonal conditions, up and down humidity but typical, late june early july forecast, once we get through storms tonight. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. still ahead a school where clowning around is encouraged. >> it is opened all year round but it would be perfect summer >> it is opened all year round but it would be perfect summer pastime where kid are longhorn's grilled tastes of summer. our new smoky pepper crusted filet with shrimp. our new grilled hawaiian salmon. and our famous outlaw ribeye. tonight. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak.

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jobs that pay tour made a stop in philadelphia department of labor and industry secretary kathy and lean owe was at leonardo hell cooperators in northeast philadelphia governor wolf jobs that pay tour focuses on talking to local business about what their need are for employment ape training, and how the state can help them grow. there is also a strong emphasis on strange young people for manufacturing jobs.

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a local camp for kids is promising plenty of clowning around this summer. >> "eyewitness news" at the philadelphia's circus arts in germantown. it is open to children of all ages and focus oats finest

point of circus performing. the students learn tightrope walking trapeze and other skills that anyone performing in the circus could need. >> issuing is us education is huge, it is a great access point for kid of all physical abilities, shapes, sizes who may not be into any sports for whatever reason. >> well, take a look at this. >> wow. >> that is "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen getting into some of those skills. >> look at pat. >> look at him go. >> watch he will pull a hammy. >> he may run off with the circus. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw fill a and back here at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news". tonight volkswagen pays big for emission cheating scandal and latest on the a tax at turkey airport. in for scott pelley is charlie rose. take care family, we will see you tonight.

>> rose: under attack. suicide bombers hit turkey's largest airport, dozens of deaths and many injured. also tonight, volkswagen cheated on emissions tests. now, it is paying one of the biggest settlements in u.s. history. >> it marks a significant first step toward holding volkswagen accountable. >> rose: it is a race against time as rescuers try to save a blue whale tangled in fishing line. >> here he comes again! disploaz and we'll remember pat summitt, a pioneer in women's basketball. >> three seconds! somebody count! >> rose: whose icy stare willed her players to