>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". this morning. a deadly crash this holiday weekends, a van with several people inside flips over on the garden state parkway. eyewitnesses speak about the terrifying scene. >> off the job. while tourists walk the board this july 4th, casino workers, walk the picket line. >> and the holiday weekends get off to a stormy start. we're -- heavy downpours trigger heavy flooding. >> today is saturday july 2, good morning to you, i'm rahel solomon. happy holidays. justin, for some of us, we had

to dodge sole rain. >> yes, some crazy rain, 6 inches of rain in some spots in a very short amount of time in south jersey. that's not happening today. we'll dry out nicely, low humidity, big difference than yesterday. >> perfect barbeque weather for to you cook. >> it is, you saw the grill master over here, she is grilling eggs. >> scrambled negatives. >> on the grill, yes, never had that. >> the best scrambled eggs you've ever had, justin. >> i've had the lobster, chicken, come on, scrambled negatives. >> don't hate. >> tomorrow this afternoon, it is on. sunshine, very pleasant about to step outside. big difference, like i said, humidity gone. check it out. looking enough our roof camera, south in center city, mostly sunny skies, nice northwest breeze, 6 miles per hour, dropping in humidity, current temp 71 degrees, storm scan3 looking whole lot better than yesterday afternoon and evening, we stay dry throughout the entire day today. temperature wise throughout the region, six's to low 70s, very comfortable up in the mountains, at 54 degrees,

mount pocono, 69 in palmyra, 66 in willow grove. big drop in the dew point temperatures, which gauges the humidity, 11 degrees, cooler, than this time yesterday. indicating the dry air mass, current dew point, yesterday in the 70s, that was tropical air mass, now dry, this is nice for summer. these will continue to drop through the day today. get outside and enjoy it, 83 for philadelphia, 08 at the shore, in the sun, mid 70s, in the poconos, as we head to the fourth of july itself, we're going to see more clouds, and there is a chance for some showers, especially, south of the city. we will talk about that a little bit more in detail when we check out the seven day forecast in a few minute, also, a big warm up, too, in our seven day. you don't want to miss that coming up. rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. police in bangledesh have stormed a restaurant ending ten-hour hostage situation, with terrorists. police say the extremist killed 20 hostages, and at least dozen more were rescued, though. six gunmen, two police officers, were also killed. and intelligence group says isis has claimed responsibility for the attack,

but, that hasn't been verified just yet. >> investigators in turkey say they've detained 13 people in connection with tuesday's airport terror attacks, three suicide bombers killed 44 people at the main airport in istanbul. us officials says isis commander from check nia organized the massacre. some are now accusing the turn i shall government of not doing enough to stop for infighters from passing through its territory, then joining isis and syria. >> new this morning, someone has stabbed a woman in north philadelphia, and police are now looking for who did it. it happened just after midnight on the 1800 block of inning err saul street. when thinks arrived on the scene they saw the 40 year old woman stabbed in both legs. she is in stable condition this morning, so far no suspects and no motive. new jersey state police are trying to determine what caused a fatal crash on the garden state parkway in monmouth county. a van caring 14 people flipped over around 7:00 last night, near exit 117 in holmdale township.

two of those people have died. they believe a tire may have popped right before the crash causing the incident. and as you can imagine, people who live nearby are shaken. >> it was very scary, and very upsetting, because you're hoping that everybody is okay. >> all northbound lanes of the parkway were closed for a short time. they've since reopened to traffic. >> to our big story of the day, the july 4th holiday weekend is fun for almost everyone at the jersey shore, the strike against the taj mahal casino hotel, how much, is in its second day. mostly over healthcare and the pensions plan, and "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has the story from atlantic city. hours after hitting the picket line friday morning, hospitality workers at the taj mahal casino continue to demand better benefits and wages in the most visible and vocal way possible. unite here local 54 represent about a thousand cooks, food servers, housekeepers at the taj. when the casino refuse add labor contract, similar to

other agreement reached with casinos, hundreds of workers saw no other option than to strike on one of the busiest holidays of the summer season. >> we are working without any benefits, no insurance, no nothing. >> all of the other casinos have offered fair contracts, and this is the one who refuses to talk over the contract so we'll fight until they do. >> workers want health and retirement benefits restored, casino officials say they're negotiating in good fate but employees of the bargain committee seem hell bent on trying to close the property. they are hurting their own and everybody else during the busiest time of the year. meantime, beach-goers continue to frolic in the ocean, enjoying the start of their fourth of july holiday, in the shadows of this ongoing labor dispute. >> once in a blue moon we just do a girls day, and we just come down, and we have something to eat and then we play a little and then we go home. >> we love coming down to the beach. you know, and when our one year anniversary. >> what do you like about the

beach? >> the beach has water. >> atlantic city is certain to be packed with visitors during this holiday weaken, meantime, the taj mahal does remain open for business. in atlantic city, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". okay, now, to our big story of the morning. there is no better place to spend the fourth of july holiday weekends than philadelphia. the spectacular fireworks show lit up the sky at penn's landing where more will go off tonight. and that's where we find "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live to tell us all the way philly will celebrate the fourth. alex of course you know as a native nobody does the fourth of july quite like philly. >> no, there is no where else to do it, i mean, the station was founded right here. so there is no better way to pay homage to that and to celebrate. now, last night at 7:00 p.m., fireworks kicked off in camden and then once the sun went down they went right back up here in penn's landing. the sky was brought to life last night on both sides of

the delaware river. something that some spectators have been waiting weeks for. >> boom. >> boom. >> there were more than a few booms, as hundreds aim their eyes and phones toward the sky. the display brought to life with the sounds of philadelphia orchestra. on the other side of the river, another fireworks display will go off in camden at 7:00 p.m. the battleship new jersey being one very patriots i can pot to watch the show. back in the city, welcome america celebration this year's party on the parkway fireworks display will be the largest since 2011. that will take place on monday, along with big name musical performances. something to keep in mind, is that our media partners at "kyw news radio" will be broadcasting the sound tracks every monday fireworks, sync with the show, great way to watch analyst friend your car, or maybe even rooftop party. but, we ran into one couple

who had no trouble finding a spot to watch fireworks. they did what many will do tonight, and watched from the phillies game. >> we're just glad to be celebrating near great city as philadelphia, and watch some baseball, and celebrate america. >> pet don't always respond well to fireworks, especially dogs, so be sure to keep an eye out for them. the story just so cute, i have to share it again, so last night i got to bed early to wake up for the shift, and the fireworks ended up waking me up for short amount of time. so i look over, i saw my two fluffy cats on their behind legs, their pause up on the window sill, eyes just as round as can be, watching those fireworks. it was adorable. so i would love to know for all every our viewers, who do your pets react to the fireworks, sends me a tweet. alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> alex, that is really cute. everybody enjoying the fireworks, alex, thanks. if you are still looking for something to do, or someplace to see the fireworks, head to

our website cbsphilly.com. we've got list of area fireworks, shows, and information on other celebrations, including welcome america. always a big event. >> of course fireworks are a key part of july 4th celebrations, but in pennsylvania resident prohibit from the purchasing consumer fireworks without a permit. the philadelphia fire department says novelty items like sparklers are legal but can also be dangerous, instead suggest taking on a show put on by professionals to get your fireworks fix. >> we want everybody to enjoy a safe and happy fourth of july. and to do that, again, leave fireworks to the pros, ensure that you're grilling safely, and do all of the other safe things, wear a bike helmet, careful around water, and recalls we ask to you do 24/7, 365. >> as we just heard from alex, don't forget about fireworks around your pets, loud noises can be frightening for them, especially for dogs. officials say you should keep pets in a quiet place to provide a sense of security. >> switching gears, funeral

services scheduled for today for the four year old girl who died last week after accidentally shooting herself in the face. last night many mourning the child's death, added new stuffed animals to the memorial outside of her home. student, teachers, parents released balloons in her memory during graduation ceremony at her day care. the child's mother and her mother's boyfriend are both now facing charges, in connection with her death. >> tighter security greeted customers last night at bucks county carnival. one night earlier, it was forced to shutdown and fight ended with stabbing of several people. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos with more now from tullytown. >> the same michael attacker angel carnival has been a staple in the tullytown community for more than six decades. >> fun place to come. you can enjoy it with your children, plenty of good food. >> but thursday night after an argument broke out on the fairgrounds, police closed the event around 10:30, and crowds

migrated across the street, to the wal-mart parking lot. that's where a fight broke out. three people were stabbed, and four other arrested. >> in the 63 years of the carnival's existence, this is the first time that we've ever had anything like this, anyone being injured, we're very sorry to hear that, we pray for them, hope that they'll recover. >> police say those injured are going to be okay. and father michael dior yo, the pastor of the church, says he hopes this incident doesn't hamper attendance at the fair. >> i do a lot of praying. i'm hoping that that doesn't happen, because what that would do would be taking away some of the extras possibly that we could give to certain children. >> see, every cents of profit from this annual fair -- >> every single pen. >> i goes toward offsetting tuition costs for low income families in the area. >> and, in some cases, there are children whose tuition is actually pick up by the carnival. >> i know he says he believes this is isolated incident which happened outside the carnival grounds, he still is taking additional precautions

to ensure the final two weeks of the carnival continue, without any other issues. >> we're going to increase the number of security volunteers, which we have on the property, as police are going to introduce other police measures. >> one every them is they'll introduce other policemen who will be on the property, plane clothe, as well as uniform police. >> in total, parish officials say this fair bridges in around $200,000 a year in profit, and once again, that all goes toward tuition assistance. reporting here in tullytown, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> police in radnor township arrest 31 year old man for allegedly groping a woman, while she was getting a manicure. jamie, charged with indecent assault, police say, he inapropriately touched the woman thursday while giving her back massage at the blooming nail salon on lancaster avenue. he works at the salon. now police are asking for any other possible victims to come forward. >> and there is still much more ahead on "eyewitness

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>> chandler looks at spf. >> i look for something hi, hyper allergen i can, fragrance free. >> finding the 11 -- the right one can be a challenge, the best one, the one you are actually going to use. >> the most commonly type of sunscreen, the issue with spray r it is sometimes hard to know where you miss. so we recommend you put two coat of the stray on. >> american academy of dermatology says look for broad spectrum, water resistant sunscreens, spf of 30 or higher, it is okay if the product doesn't have an expiration date. most last about three years. >> sunscreen is not required to have expiration dates on it, but one thing that really breaks sunscreen down is

extreme heat. so, if you leave it in your car, that will actually break the sunscreen down. >> most people don't use enough sunscreen. and don't reply as often as they should. expert say, a shot glass full will cover the whole body, and reply, every two hours. even if you have darker skin, you're still at risk for skin cancer. and, it is never too late to protect yourself. even if you got too much sun as a kid. >> the damage you get from the sun is cumulative. there is sort after meter running on your skin. literally goes backward, but if you could slow that meter down -- >> could you improve your risk later on. marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, and justin joining us, justin, we've been lucky it, hasn't felt like summer too much lately. >> not really. pretty mild start to our summer. but that's going to change, though, the second half of this upcoming seven day forecast, talk about that in just a bit. but enjoy today. talk about the sun block, you'll need it today, sun will be very strong this time of year obviously, and dealing with mostly sunny skies today.

waking up comfortable temperatures from our weather watchers, inning joying the low humidity, some opening up the windows, in the 60s right now from many of the backyards, down in newark, delaware, dolores lee checking in at 67 degrees, cherry hill, new jersey, lynn at 69. sixty-seven in lawrenceville. and in willingboro, new jersey, mid 60s chester county, nottingham, and similar numbers newspaper allentown, julia upper 60s, mid 60s in willow grove, and gilbertsville, eileen murray at 62. so we had great sunrise this morning, coming in, couple of shots here, this is out of cherry hill, lynn springer showing mostly sun skies, few left over mid high level clouds out of here over the next few hours, nice shot with the nag there, happy fourth of july week friend gilbert ville looking at clear skies. so we go full sunshine today, maybe up in the poconos, enjoying nice trip up to the lake. check it out. live look from the big boulder resort there, looking at the lake, and nice view in the sunshine, today, it is nice, in the 50's right now, topping

off into the 70s in the sunshine. up in the poconos. it will stay dry throughout the entire holiday weekends in the mountains. so here are holiday weekend headlines. today a lot of sunshine, low humidity, take advantage of it for early july. you don't see this too often. tomorrow still pleasant, just going to see more clouds stream in. then for fourth of july itself, we could run into few showers, especially monday afternoon into the evening, especially from the city on southward. so best chance will be in new jersey and delaware, talk about that in just a bit. no threat of rain today though. yesterday, storms, well off shore, high pressure builds in, look at that, clear skies over the ohio valley, and mid-atlantic. seeing some showers break out across the center of the us, that could impact us, later on monday. until then, enjoy it, great night for baseball, first pitch tonight, with the royals in town at 5:50, get another fireworks show today, headed to the game, 08 degrees at fish pitch in the sunshine, low humidity, maybe hitting the beaches, jersey shore, delaware beaches, in great shape. mostly sunny skies nice off

shore winds, water temperature dropped off the coast of new jersey mid 60s, low 70s, delaware, uv index running very high, so make sure to have the sun block handy. high pressure in dominance today. again, continues remain over us, for your sunday, so we keep it dry, just some clouds trying to stream in. watch the system, it stays just to our south and west. but enough moisture could work it way far enough north to get couple of showers in here for monday afternoon, especially into delaware, and south jersey, and the shore points. that could impact fireworks displays specially delaware, new jersey, and the city, maybe a shower early in the evening, i think the nighttime is should be dry. so today, in the sunshine, tomorrow, you see partly sunny skies, returning, and then we head into monday, some of the showers trying to stream in from the city on south and east. today, though, pleasant, low 80s for the warm spots, upper 70s, north and west, and then tonight another comfortable night, 50's to 60s, low humidity, keep the windows open, give the air-conditioning a break. because you will need it

coming up in this forecast. then back into the 80s on sunday. so today 83 degrees, below average for highs, should be at 86 this time of year, nice refreshing breeze out of the northwest at ten to 15. look at tonight, six for the city, a's in the suburbs, enjoy that, fireworks forecast for the city on monday night, i think we'll make it dry, mostly cloudy at this point, 777 degrees, so warm, little muggy. then look at the extended forecast, in the 80s next few days, not bad. but if you don't like the heat, you are not going to like next thursday and friday. that's true mid summer stuff. low 90s when you factor in the humidity it, could feel like 100 degrees. so, that is what we were waiting, i don't know waiting for that, but we haven't had that just yet. >> yes, about that time. >> justin, thank you. well, it is something you may have never noticed when you see president obama address the nation, or a pier at news conference on foreign trip. but always with him is one of a kind flag, made right here

in philly. vittoria wood he will has the story of women who so it inside the flag room. >> there is only one place in the world where the perfect stitch is repeated by hand for ten hours a day. making president he will and vice presidential flags for the united state of america. tan just so happens to be right here in philadelphia. >> every time you see the president on television, we know it came from philadelphia. >> this is the flag room. and the defense logistics agency is in northeast philadelphia. where the women of the flag room design, trace, and skillfully embroider the flags you see by or behind our nation's leaders. >> only 30 presidential and vice presidential flags come out of this room annually. with differences in the details, like four stars on the vice presidential flag, and ooh stars for the presidential flag. but after the flags leave the hands of these needle painters -- >> nobody knows where the flags end up. >> where ever they go, these

women want you to know this. >> there is a lady behind every eagle. there are all kind of life and stories that go into that eagle. that all goes into the flag. it is all part of them. the flags becomes part of them. >> so what do these flags mean for these women? it means pride in every single stitch. and as philadelphians, that's something that we can all honor together. vittoria woodill, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". who knew? fascinating. and still ahead on "eyewitness news", the new movie swings into theatres this holiday weekend. what the starve tarzan has to do to get in shape for the role when we come back.

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>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon, hopefully your holiday week sends off to a good start. justin drabick, out on the cbs skydeck, justin, starting off dicey with severe weather but you say things are drying out? >> yep, part of south jersey, real isolated but today not

happening. i mean, so nice outside right now, feels little more like spring, not early july. practically no humidity, in the sunshine, going to be warm this after none, but still temperatures running few degrees below average, so get on it and enjoy it, great start to the weekend weather weiss. check it out. store scam three, cloud free, stay rain free at least the next 48 hours, so most of this holiday weekend should stay dry, temperatures 71 degrees at the airport midst 60s interior south jersey 69 in the capitol city of delaware being similar numbers around the surrounding suburbs, lower 60s in fact up in quakertown and doylestown nice refreshing breeze at about 10 miles per hour right now, kick up little bit this afternoon. that's helping to push out humidity, and already our dew point temperatures down into the mid 50's, so what's that mean to you? >> so this weekend around

philadelphia, low 80s today sunshine, more clouds tomorrow. then run the risk for shower specially south of the city in the afternoon highs again low 80s, then it heats up for the second half of this upcoming for was, talk about that in just a few more minute, rahel, back to you. >> and america's birthday party is underway, in the city where it all started, philadelphia. and fireworks of course are part of many celebrations, "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live at penn's landing where more fireworks are going off tonight. alex we typically see big crowds anyway this holiday weekends, might even see more this weekend? >> telling me they expect the crowd size twice last year, largest city-wide since 2011. >> sky brought to life on both sides of the delaware river something some spectators have been waiting weeks for.

>> boom. >> boom. >> more than few booms as hundreds aim their eyes and phones toward the sky. display brought to life with the sound of the philadelphia orchestra. >> another fireworks display will go off in camden at 7:00 p.m. the battleship new jersey being one, very patriots i can spot to watch the show. in year's party on the parkway fire work display will be the largest since 2011 will tai make moss day along with musical performances something to keep in mind is that our media partners at "kyw news radio" will be broadcasting the sounds track of monday fireworks, sing up with the show so aren't able to get close to the stage, great way to watch, listen, from your car maybe rooftop party. but we ran into one cup hole had no trouble finding a spot to watch fireworks this are they did. >> grad to be celebrating

here, great city as philadelphia, watch some baseball, celebrate america. >> i have a feeling he wasn't rooting for the right team though there. remember this is a big shore weekend, so parking might not be as difficult as expected but if you are coming over from new jersey, and want to keep your car there, patco is a good option as well as the river link ferry, reporting live from penn's landing, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> i won't see much construction work being done, governor chris kiss tee has ordered most road work in the state to stop by tonight. trust fund nearly out of money. governor reached deal with state assembly to raise the gas tax by 23 sent, per gallon, in exchange for cutting the sales tax. the state senate put the brakes on the gas tax hike. without extra money for the transportation fund, all road project will stop on august august 1st. >> millions of americans up early for the july 4th

weekend, we can expect to see extra security in the wake of terror attack in istanbul. danielle nottingham has the details. >> triple a, low gas prices driving force behind 36 million people hitting the road this fourth of july weekend. according to gas buddy. com, drivers are paying 50-cent less at the pump compared to last year. >> it was a nice surprise, we filled upright here, to see only $40, opposed to what would have been 56 or 70. >> air travelers will also winning, travel experts say ticket prices dropped 15% this year, leading to increase in travel. >> triple a predict more than 3 million people will travel by air. and here at lax1 of the nation's busiest airports, they are expecting 1.2 million of those passengers. k9 patrols are wearing go pro cameras to show how suspicious activity is monitored, as crowds pass through the airport. >> our strategy here at lax has been one to make sure that we're out and about, and we're at the curb level, and we're

meeting people as they come into the airport. >> security will also be ramped up at event around the nation. including the 40th annual macy's fourth of july fireworks show in new york city. >> you'll see very i am press i have presence members of our crc, many of whom are very well armed, sends powerful message for anyone who thinks they interrupt. >> no credible threats against the united states this holiday weekends, but urging police and the public to remain vigilant, and report suspicious activity. danielle nottingham, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> safety at the airport a top concern ahead of the dnc. delaware senator tom carper toured philadelphia international to see it. sa workers in action. senator carper is the top democrat on the senate committee on homeland security and governmental affairs. during news conference he said safety measures will be in place for when the delegate

arrive at the airport. >> we have dogs that are operating here. we need more dogs. things we asked for, viper teams, working on providing more viper teams. we need more tso's, and we're work to go provide that through the budget process. >> senator carper also praised airport workers. meantime, the countdown continues for the democratic national convention, we are now just 23 days away from the start of the convention. and of course that happens right here in philadelphia. hillary clinton bringing her campaign to atlantic city next wednesday, presumptive democratic nominee will make the case again rifle donald trump, and highlight quote destruction his business caused in the seaside town, brings it back to pennsylvania next friday. clinton it vie president biden? rally supporters in his hometown of scranton where she also has some family ties as for donald trump, he delivered speech at the western conservative summit in denver friday, three day conference calls itself the largest gathering of conservatives

outside of washington. fighting terrorism was big component of trump's speech where he also called clinton weak on national security. odds are you will hear a lot about the declaration every independence this holiday weekend, bucks county man insists he has rare copy of the fame document. gave our david spunt an exclusive look. >> over being look the same waters george washington crossed 1776, bucks county collector, tom, reflect on 240 years of america, isn't like any tourist just checking out history. he has with him a piece every history, his baby. he is certain it is a rare original copy of the declaration every independence. >> i think next to the bible it is probably considered the molk sacred document in the world. >> he says he first found the copy at a flea market more than 20 years ago he spent $100 on the interest looking piece, then towards it away for more than a decade, not realizing exactly what he had.

>> finally found some information about printing. >> you can probably finds a copy of the declaration every independence at any historical souvenir shop around the world, what makes this copy so unique these small words, anesthetic fax i am lee. >> take acid based solution, put it on anything, ink on paper, and slightly, and use a zink plate, press down on it. >> it creates copy but ruins the original. this is what we think of when we see the declaration every independence, but the original in washington dc inside the national archives looks like this. it is hard to believe you can barely read the print from years of sun exposure and mishandling. >> we're all standing here because of this, the whole country exists because of this, the whole world for all we know because of this. >> says, some believe his might and cope of another copy known as the stone copy but after years of research he's confident his is a direct copy of the original. he's getting ready for a

july 4th exhibit at washington crossing in pennsylvanian will proudly show what he believes is his national treasure. in bucks county, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> very cool stuff there. still ahead on "eyewitness news", ancient method to soot aches and pains. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us about therapy coming up next. >> also ahead, come sale away. we will take you to the local camp that promises some fast paced fun. plus there is girl isn't pulling any punches. find out what makes this young phenom the begs boxer, a mid a group of boys. and the holiday weekend is finally here. which day will be the best to get out there and enjoy the summer weather justin is back with the answer coming up next.

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to help people relax and also much more. >> an abe kent therapy making big come back. >> singing bulls, tuning forks, and voice create waves of sounds to induce a deep meditate i have state. >> designed to have certain frequencies that work on parts of the brain. >> after the hour long session, participants say they feel transported. >> it is my ticket to paradise. >> it takes me somewhere beyond myself. >> gongs also have renaissance. >> tones can release tension anibal the body. the experience is described as other worldly. >> you feel like your whole body is alive. >> like riding on current. >> there are also claims sound therapy can cure aches and pains. sports doctor, lewis, says, sounds can relax, but not heal

the body no evidence meditation of any kind works to promote healing of physical ailment. the real thing is real therapy to fix physical ailments. >> people involved with the sound therapy say, it is biggest benefit comes from stress reduction, helping people relax, variety of sound therapy centers around philadelphia, and many, that offer private sessions. , stephanie stahl, cbs-3. >> coming up on cbs this morning saturday, anthony mason, vanita meyer join us. good morning. >> coming up the day's headlines plugs building solar panels on the moon to drone taxies, break down the most innovative ideas coming out of the science and medical fields. >> then, thieves of a football season behind, football season with unprecedented access. we'll show you the bold new nfl series from amazon. >> and 100 years ago, he

changed the way we look, at the hotdog. we'll have the history of nathan's famous on this, it centennial. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, music from the brother, in our saturday session, just ahead. on cbs this morning, saturday. >> all right, anthony, look forward to it, thank you. local calm is getting kids out on to the water and sometimes even air water, pat gallen tells us about fun experience of children with all ages, even him. >> may the winds always be at your back. >> beginners, advanced, a n we have a race team that traveled around the jersey shore computing in a variety of competition. >> many begins ers, young kids, look to go have a a good time with your free time this summer.

>> simple reaches, very easy, today, actually one of the more difficult ones, so if i floating behind me, that's when they're stuck in. >> and the kids love it. but for different reasons. >> my second year sailing. so it was easier than the first. >> i like to go really fast. >> i like it when you like sale really fast, or when you're almost about to capsize, because i like the thrill of it, kind of like a roller coaster. >> go on roller coasters often? >> not much. >> so if these kids like going real fast, then i guess i have no choice. look ahead through your buoy. easy. there you go. keep going. keep going. keep going. are you aiming at the back now? all right. can you switch sides? oh, stuck again, common. >> so keep an eye on your sale. now straight. and push away gently. and should be able to catch you. head toward chaz. >> i made it.

>> pat gallen, "eyewitness news". >> if you like to sign your child up, or if you're an adult look to go learn, go to cooper river. >> justin joyous. >> good mornings really simply perfect conditions, some of the weather watches ers are saying, and like i've been saying today, probably the best day out of the entire weekend to get outside, take advantage of the nice weather. all-in-all good weaken, today we have the sunshine going for us, it is comfortable, temperatures few agree blows average, key thing very low humidity. doesn't feel like early july. waking up temperatures in the 60s, this hour, in a lot of locations, from some of our backyards here in the weather watcher neighborhoods, gilbert ville, eileen murray at 62 degrees, with full sunshine, right now, she's said it all, simply perfect. that sums up this morning, and this afternoon, because we will warm it up, but, again, just comfortable. unbelievable. sixty-seven in newark delaware dolores lee's house, into new jersey, see what's happening in cherry hill, 68. in the full sunshine.

and again, some good sunrise shots this morning, here is a shot, from phil chap line here in philadelphia, the sunshine, between the trees, got the american flag there, just says happy fourth of july on that picture right there. so, enjoy it, each day just going to see more clouds return, and we will talk about few showers chances coming in for the fourth every july itself. not happening today. let's take you outside to up berks county right now northwest west wind is going to be key, look at that, nothing happening over the mid atlantic, storms now moved off shore with the cold front. there is another storm system out across the central us. the one we have to watch could come far enough north specially monday afternoon mainly south of the city at this point, so delaware, new jersey, best shot to see the wet werth. look way up in the atmosphere. >> also, dry, in the mid levels, see a lot of orange

here, indicating dry air mass, northwest wind flow humidity and moisture moved off shore, enjoy, pleasant conditions setting up. we can feel that in the humidity. >> tropical air mass, fueled the showers, some heavy rain, south jersey, and some of the thunderstorms, today the dew point temperatures look at that 40's, a's, that's really dry. take advantage of it, sunshine today, at the shore, 808 degrees. with nice off shore wind, then tomorrow, just few more clouds, stream in. still a good beach day sunday, high of 78 degrees. and then, into the fourth of july itself, south jersey corks run few showers in here, specially, into late morning, early afternoon. not an all day wash out at this point, but certainly today, tomorrow, the best beach days. ocean water temperature, starting to warm up. keep in mind, really not until august until we peak in the warmest water temperatures. but their starting to creep into the 70s specially off the coast of delaware, and maryland, still, some 60s,

though, off the coast of atlantic city. so again you get the off shore flow it, pushes out the top warm surface water, then replaced by the colder water beneath. that's why we tip beingly get a drop in the water temperatures right after cold front. maybe hanging out at home hitting the grill. it is a grill day here at rahel's house, grilling scrambled eggs on the grill. i know, i'm embarrassing her. someone needs to get her to the house. >> i didn't say scrambled eggs on the grill, i said that's my specialties. >> oh, okay, all right. mostly sunny skies today, hanging out at home, high temperatures so comfortable, 83 degrees. go through time. we're going to see the sunshine today, few clouds will stream in tomorrow. specially southern half of the viewer area, still nice day sunday. we take you into monday, you can see the into the south, maryland, delaware, best shot to see the shower, some showers could get far north as philadelphia and the northwest suburbs, not all day wash out, like i said, and i think by the evening, we start to dry out again. so looking better for the

fireworks. today though 83 degreesment tonight, still comfortable, 64, keep the windows open, 50's in the suburbs, monday itself, there is the temperature spread, 70s at the shore, and the poconos, 80s in philadelphia. less chance of a shower up in the mountains, here is the extended forecast, 80s over the next few days, monday, tuesday, shower, storm chance, back to the 90s by the second half of next week. rahel, back to you. >> justin, so you know, there is an art to making the perfect scramble egg. >> oh, i'm sure there is. >> don't hate on my scramble eggs. >> you have to teach me. justin, thank you. well, talk about a phenom, young local girl punching through barriers and the future of women axe boxing could be in her little hand. if you go tow to tow this eight year old it just might lose. >> at eight years young, briere of camden, new jersey, is used to standing out. the young boxer was the youngest at her rad i can justly boxing camp that just wrap up. she was the only girl. her instructor said she was also the best. >> at first, they thought that

she was just a regular girly girly kid. but as camp three, they all new that bri will be ahead of the pack, like we have to keep up with bri. >> her strategy easier said than done. she is quick on her feet. >> they say i am the fastest. >> she is strong. >> always the first of the pack. pushups, on point. >> she has a lot of love for the sport. instructor derrick felder has been boxing most of his life and working with young athletes for eight years. he says he has never seen anyone quite like bri. >> i don't run across a girl with that much passion, that much athleticism, that drive to work hard, little older maybe, not at eight years old, no. she is definitely one after kinds. >> a stand out in a sport some say struggles to be seen. some of the industry claim recognition and respect of the sport is still lagging. although female boxing dates back to the 1700s, the sport wasn't included in the

olympics until 2012. meanwhile for bri, she is not thinking professionally just yet. when she has in the ring she has one folk us. >> how to beat them. >> and under the watchful eyes of past boxing legends, both real and seemingly real, this possible future boxer isn't so if good company. >> while the group boxing camp has ended, bri's love for the sport has not. now set up her private boxing lessons through the summer. way to go,

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cooking, all right, good weather to cook, though. >> yes, today is a great day. get outside, enjoy it, comfortable, low mid 80s, tomorrow little warmer, eight # six, then we do run the risk for shower maybe south of the city on monday, then it gets hot, ends of next week, low 90's, that's typical summertime stuff we're used to. >> justin, thank you. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. always on line, cbs this morning, saturday, is next, happy fourth of july. have a great weekend.

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