>> where else protesters used fireworks against police, coming up. >> also ahead, tense holds in dallas, city already on edge, after the deaths of five officers, coming up, the threat that put police on high alert. and, some relief on the way, for septa regional rail commuters. new schedule, new cars, to

deal with the train troubles. >> today is sunday july 10th, good morning to you. i'm rahel solomon. it is supposed to be a beautiful day out. let's get right out to kate bilo in for justin dray brick, kate, just did our pet segment, beautiful day to walk the dog, take it for a run. >> absolutely, we haven't wanted to get out too much over the past few days, so humid, so nasty out there, and the dogs don't like it either. but today, the pets will be loving tonight. this weather outside, definitely great day to take your furry friends for walk, or take a pet for a walk, get out, enjoy the day, definitely not the kind of day where you break into immediate sweat. five minute after stepping out the door. center city looking beautiful. "skycam 3", live, deep blue sky, framed by the skyline, it is just a great start to the morning, not even cloud in the sky right now. take a quick look at current conditions, across the region, you can see, where looking at 73 degrees, right now, in philadelphia. winds are out of the northwest at 5 miles an hour, it feels like 73, as well, because dew points are in the low 60s, right now, not too bad. that means, it feels pretty close to what the actual temperature is. you're not getting those heat

index values that we saw late last week. a look at what's going on storm scan3, system departing over portions every new england, there are some wrap around showers along the back edge of that, for up-state new york, portions every new england, can't rule out stray sprinkle specially in the poconos, but most of today will be rain free and pleasant. let's talk about future dew points, something we've been talking about dew point, in the 70s, today, this afternoon, weaver dew point generally low 60s, upper 50's, through the afternoon hours, tomorrow, even better with dew point in the 50's, all day long. low humidity, specially for this time of the year. so get by the pool, if you know someone that has a pool pick up the phone, give them a call. sun's back, eight a degrees today, uv index nine, make sure to grab those kids, slatter the sunscreen all over them. i know my kids try to slip out of my grip but torn today lots of sun, mid 80s, nice breeze, i'll tell you how long the nice weather lasts coming up. >> kate, thank you. right now, we know that police are looking for one person after a shooting on rising sun

avenue. it happened in the 4800 block around 6:00 this morning, police say two men began fighting over a woman, and when officers arrived, they saw the two firing at each other. one was arrested but the other ran off. again, still, has not been caught. right now, police are loose looking for the person who robbed a wawa, at gunpoint, just after 4:00 this morning. it happened in the 6,000 block of harbison avenue, city's wissinoming section. police say a man with a american flag bandana over his face walk in and pulled a gun before running off with cash and cigarettes. no one was hurt. >> well, some good news this morning, for rail commuters. septa's row leasing new rail schedule today, that will include additional trains. cherri gregg, from sister station "kyw news radio", is live at 30th street, and tells us when these changes will go into effect and where these trains are coming from. good morning! >> reporter: good morning

a look at this board, only few late trains, most of them are on time. but, that won't be the case tomorrow, even with the relief. it is only limited relief. take a look at what our regional rail custom verse been dealing with, over the past few days, delays over crowded wait, luckily, monday morning septa's effort to cut deals to lease three trains, that's from amtrak, and new jersey, and maryland transit authority will begin paying off, easing burdens end on commuters, but the additional seats will only provide limited relief even with the additional trains, septa still faces 11,000 plus seat deficit on it regional rails, unfortunately, there is no quick fix for this issue, with a third of the septa regional rail fleet, five lines were repaired, these problems could

persist through labor day, commuter bet snyder said she is adjusting to the changes, for the past week, hasn't been easy. >> been little frustrating. a lot of lateness, one day it will be on time, next day it will be like 38 minutes late, something like that. so, today, i can't get there until an hour and 15 minute later. >> now back out here live, septa officials say the agency is adding more local service, they'll increase parking, extends rush hour service, and add shuttle buses, as well, hopefully providing some relief now, as i mention, those 1700 additional regional rail seats go on line tomorrow, and septa will be releasing that updated schedule today. it still hasn't been released, but we'll provide you with all of the details on cbsphilly.com. live at 30th street station, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", for cbs-3, "eyewitness

news". all right, cherry, thank you. >> this morning, two people are in the hospital after an overnight crash on the ben franklin parkway. it happened near the intersection of north 22nd street, just after 3:00 this morning. firefighters say the two people were taken to hahnemann hospital. no word, though, on their condition or what caused the wreck. >> this morning, at least one person has been arrested after a police brutality protest in philadelphia. that demonstration took place last night, and ended at the 24th, 25th police district in juniata park. investigators say that person that was arrested had a spotlight at police helicopter overhead. no word on specific charges. >> this happened as crowd of about 300 people marched about 6 miles from fair hills to the police station, demonstrating into fatal police shootings in minnesota, louisianna, "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough was there, and tells us for the most part the protest on without -- protest went on without incident. >> are you tired? are you tired? are you tired?

>> a multicultural crowd came together at the corner of north mascher in west came bro an in fairhill for the fourth protest in as many night in philadelphia. >> whose streets? our streets. >> philly coalition for real justice included some demonstrators, who rallied against police brutality for decades. >> nothing that's changed, if anything, it is getting worse, nothing that has changed. only thing going to change is the people. it is not going to come from their establishment, it is going to come from the people rising up to put an ends to it. >> dozen of officers were on hand to ensure that no one got hurt. as the crowd spread their message to the street of north philadelphia. >> it is what we do every day, we're here, regardless whatever the message is, here to make sure everyone is safe and goes home safe. >> ♪ >> she has three songs, two youngest joined her at the rally. she said she fears for their safety. >> i've got a son, almost

6-foot four, and he could be label at any given time, and i fear for his safety, as well as the other children that are growing up in our community. >> a group of about 300 ended the night outside the 24th and 25th police districts in juniata park. where a line of officers waited to receive them. at one point, protesters yelling at officers directly in their faces. tran dough, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> five officers in st. paul, minnesota are recovering this morning, after being hurt during confirm takes cents with protesters. police say at one point they had to use smoke to dis pushes the crowds. demonstrators shutdown part of i94 last night as they made their way, they say some protesters started throwing things, including fireworks, and so they responded by using smoke. dozen of people were arrested. interstate reopened about 2:30 our time this morning.

>> and few hundred protesters gathered at police headquarters in baton rouge, louisianna. the protest was tense, as police in riot gear cleared the road to let traffic pass through. a police spoke man says officers confiscated two fire alarms, made several arrests. don't on straight earls of course are protesting the fatal shooting of alton sterling, at a convenience store sparking lot last week. still ahead, local police dumped department, emphasis on community relations. >> and we love stories about coffee in the morning, and this is a great one. pat gallen shows us how local coffee shop is acting as a classroom for college student. first, here's kate. >> and if you are headed out to get your morning coffee this morning, you may want to sit outside and zip it. it is a good full start to beautiful sunday. lower humidity, more comfortable temperatures l how long will this sunday i stretch last? that's the question. i'll have the answers when we come

>> with support for police officers in chester county, someone delivered floral arrangement to the move coventry, they did want to remain anonymous, but it did include a thank you card. >> well, we've seen the tension between police and many communities play out across the country this past week. but, local city has taken major step toward fixing that. cbs evening core upon dent demarco morgan reports from camden, new jersey. how are you doing? what's going on? >> camden police sergeant, ralph yell thorton, has been an officer for nearly 20 years. thorton, who grew up here, now commands the neighborhood response teams, training officers to get out of their patrol cars, and engage with members in the community.

>> and you're going to have to fight and scrap and earn the community's trust. >> in 2013, camden replaced its entire police force, once plagued by deep doubling etiquettes and corruption. fewer desk jobs, squad cars, because they want more boots on the ground. >> you can't just see a criminal. you can't. you got to see a man. and you got to have respect for each other. >> camden's new training emphasizes de escalation. >> drop the knife. >> they point to this incident captured on police body camera last year, officers kept their distance, and talked to the man, to drop his knife. lieutenant kevin lutz says the officers eventually used non-least al force, which is all apart of their training. >> that probably would have ended in a deadly force encounter, and the officers were able to communicate, provide distance, time, cover.

>> lieutenant said service weapons, tools of last resort. they say the new training is paying off. over period of three years, homicides are down 52%. >> not everybody is going to be able to be de escalated, but through the training, if we're able to have them thinking morally, thinking acting ethically, more often deadly force encounters can be avoided. >> just four years ago, camden known as one of america's most dangerous cities. last year, president obama praised the department for its effort to build a better relationship, with its community. demarco morgan, cbs news, camden, new jersey. and joining us again, kale, laughing earlier about how i waited an hour yesterday. >> it was good ice cream. >> better have been transcended ice cream? >> ya. >> today probably even better day to wait for an hour for ice cream. >> i would say ya, or maybe finds a place where you don't have to wait an hour for ice cream, but if it is the best ice cream you've ever had, go

for t we waited five minute for ice cream and it was worth t but i didn't get the fancy stuff you got, so maybe that's part of it, but yes, beautiful day to get some ice cream, take the kids out, have picnic outside, or maybe do some exercise, i know i didn't want to go out running last week, too hot, too humid, almost dangerous to be out there exercising, today not so much. great day. no excuses at all. you can't put the runoff, that was nice convenient excuse i used last week, but can't excuse myself today, beautiful day, nice open sidewalk, in bethlehem. taking nice jog, my sister in lawn, in bethlehem, was marathon runner probably out hitting the pavement this morning. and take a look, looks great. great day for shopping, too, along main street there. live neighborhood network at the beach patrol headquarters, looks good, thought i saw someone caring a boogie board, thought i would see our first beach goer of the day, but still looks pretty empty right now. so head out now, you have your pick of the beach. in margate, i bet this camera in about five hours will be completely different with people, just all set up enjoying what is a beautiful

beach day for the entire region. cape may courthouse looking towards the ocean, looks good, lots of sunshine out there. great day at the whitfield elementary school in reading north and west serbs, temperatures right now, warmed into the low 70s, in most spots, at 71 in wilmington, up to 78 now in cape may, 71 hammonton, 71 reading. i would guess 78 little warm, but they started off the morning bit warmer down the shore as well. so there is that >> start the loop over in here, see right about here, the lehigh valley, after about 9:30 last night, got some pretty heavy rain, strong thunderstorms, those have since cleared, and we've got but the full conditions through the the rest of the sunday, now notice the clouds try to pro lip late, this afternoon couple move clouds, maybe stray sprinkle off to the north and west, not going to be quite as beautiful as this morning is.

just clouds, sunshine, beautiful afternoon there is evening looks fantastic, tomorrow is great, as well. nothing but sunshine, showers miss us to the north, tomorrow, once again. we noon, ten to 15 miles an hour, wind could gust briefly hire than 20, that will continue through this evening, then the winds die down, tomorrow, really, not much wind to speak of, it will be a light and variable breeze through the day. >> this is of course the most important thing specially coming off heatwave. lower humidity, in the pleasant range here, up ear's to near 60 for dew points today, tomorrow even little dry, starts to steam up again. as we head into next week, so high for this sunday, looking at eight a degrees. nice breeze, lower humidity, sun came up 5:42 a.m., the sun will set at 8:31, still nice long afternoon and evening late sunset, maybe good night

to give the air conditioner a break tonight, that guy has been working hard the last few weeks. shore forecast looks good, sunny afternoon sunday, 84 degrees, monday beautiful day, tuesday looks great, as well. same story in the city just little warmer, we start to warm up next week, still, nice through wednesday, then thursday, friday, that's when the heat and humidity increases, thursday bridges thunderstorm, but then next weekends turns out little less humid again. rahel, back over to you. >> kate, thank you. then the time 8:18. let's check back in with ann evans, on the roost develop it, that clear yet? >> cleared totally. >> since cleared, good to go on the boulevard this morning. we move the traffic cam to the schuylkill to the vine street expressway. schuylkill, top of your screen, vine expressway in the middle. roadways in good shape this morning, shouldn't give you any problems, hopefully that will stay that way. and we will move the traffic cam in one more time to the mid-county tolls on the pa turnpike. if you are headed to the poconos, a lot of people are

this time of year for vacation, there are no delays at the mid-county tolls or on the northeast extension, or on the pa turnpike, which is all good news. we do have note, however, in haddonfield, if you are riding, driving around haddonfield today, kings highway shutdown, between haddon avenue anwar wick road, for the 2016 arts and crafts festival. that's happening today. and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> ann, thank you. well, who doesn't love a great cup of joe to start your day? a local coffee company is making a tasty brew, while also connecting with the local school and the surrounding community. pat gallen tells us more. >> retail value of the coffee market in the u.s. was estimated $48 billion. that means, to stand out, do you have bring fresh ideas to the table. >> the reason why i like the coffee, it is open to everybody. >> nick bear the ceo of saxby's coffee headquartered

in philadelphia. runs a company with 14 area locations that's focused on the customers. but can also be a learning experience. >> has team up with more than just selling coffee. >> young hard-working entrepreneurs, gives them an opportunity to learn in coffee shops, all aspect every how to work a business, 15, 16 months ago, this was launched, ex will you will he designed by student, exclusively run by student for full credit. >> also a way to connect the community and has teamed up with the city mural art program. >> now starting to incorporate a lot of different mural arts programs, a lot of our philadelphia, so great philadelphia organization, working together, to figure out how big can we take it? how many people can we get involved in these really cool sticks. >> in the end, also about making great coffee to people to come back for. and the student in charge of the drexel store, were willing to be the teachers.

>> perfect. straight up. that's it. >> lock it n kind of hold it 45 agree angle to the back. perfect. feel it locked n little further to the left. beautiful. pull it back to the right. that's it. and you have fresh expresso. turn it on with your left hands, one big turn to the left. perfect. little bit more. now both hands. we lower down just little bit. that's air bulbs being created. good. so, beautiful, you can just pour the milk straight, straight down the middle. get some latte art going. you got it there, yeah. perfect. your cup is filled perfectly. that's a perfect latte. >> pat gallen, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> two thumbs-up. still ahead, remembering robin williams. coming up in the next half hour, end of an era for the broadway smash hit hamilton, members of the original cast take their final bow.

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>> it would be hard to find anyone funnier than robin williams on or off stage. tracey smith introduces us to the photographer who captured his life in pictures. here is a pre pew of what you will see coming up a little later on cbs sunday morning. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome robin williams. >> the images, of his performance, on stage, are almost like those of a humming bird, captured in flight. mania and mayhem, frozen in time. in 1986, robin williams was a man who it seemed could do everything but stop. arthur grace was a photographer, assigned to cover him, for news week magazine. and not long after grace's cover shot hit the news stands, robin williams asked him to stick around, and basically help document his life. >> we just hit it off.

we get along well together and respected each other. >> if you could boil it down, what do you think it was that made the two of you click? >> we are both children. >> he never once said to me don't shoot this. or you can't photograph that. or you have done enough. >> how many pictures do you think you took in total of robin williams? >> honestly, i have no idea, but it has to be in the thousands really. >> grace, who now lives on his boat in los angeles, said he imagined he and robin would go through all of the pictures together as old men, but, it was not to be. when do you think robin williams was happiest? he was happiest around his kids really, family life. >> the other side of robin williams and bill the science guy, that's this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >> and here is what we have for you coming up in our next half hour on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. >> a boost from booze. officials reveal local tax on alcohol post add record number

in revenue for philadelphia. i'm anita oh, with the surprising numbers, and how the money will help the school district. >> this south jersey mom was blinded in one of her eyes, at the dentist. >> this is one run% preventable what happened to me. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl a safety precaution was ignored by the dentist it, happens all the timement find out what, and how to protect yourself next.

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it feels so much better out here, like you said, blue skies a treat with the weather we've had in the past few days, had heatwave, of course, yesterday, clouds, a drizzle start to the morning, then strong thunderstorms in the afternoon. today much different watcher we expect, heading into a sunday, storms, heat, moved on out. sunny, breezy, beautiful. real nice breeze right now from the north to the west. making it feel even cooler than the thermometer indicates. and, coming up i'll tell but when the heat returns, because it is july, and the heat eventually will return, today seasonable, but back to the 90s late next weekment storm scan3 showing showers over portions of new england, those are starting to move away. otherwise, we've got clear skies across the region, and not even cloud in the sky, looking for one, finding zero, we may see few clouds pop up this afternoon, but all-in-all looks like great day. temperatures cooler than they've been ocean water

temperature every 71, what to expect, lots of sunshine, seasonable temperatures as well, should be in the upper 80s, about where we will be. lower humidity than last week, generally dry conditions coming up when the chance for our next thunderstorm, and enjoy the breeze for a few minutes and sends it back to you, rahel. >> kate, thank you. today we are expect to go see what septa's train schedule will now look lick during the work week. the good news is that schedule includes some extra trains. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" is live from 30th street station, and, tells elsewhere those extra trains will be coming from, cherry, we know this last week was difficult, septa hoping this next week will be smoother. >> transit system, a result of septa cutting deals to lease three new train sets, will mean, additional 1700 seats, it will be broad on line,

first thing, monday morning. >> just few delays on the arrival board, but hasn't been the case this past week, take a look at what our commute verse had to deal with. since tuesday, regional rail custom verse seen delays, over crowded trains, and skipped stops resulting in long wait times. >> will ease burden earn with one third of the trains out of commission even with the additional trains, septa 11,000 seat deficit on regional rails. unfortunately there is no quick fix since the problem could persist through labor day, says the agency is adding more local service, will increase parking, extend rush hour service and add shuttle buses, as well, hoping to provide some additional

relief. she wishes she had more warning. >> i guess it had to to be done, it was just unexpected. i wars starting new job, so -- >> to tell your boss, well, i don't know how i can get here on time, you know? but he's been very flexible. >> running smoothly today, will be different story tomorrow. new schedule released today, lan go into effect tomorrow. i'll keep checking, to update, as that schedule is released. and we will provide all of the details on cbsphilly.com. check cherri gregg, cbs-3 news radio. >> cherry, thank up. police make one arrest during demonstration that ends at the

juniata police precinct. that protest took place last night. investigators say, the person shined a spotlight at a police helicopter that was flying overhead. no word on the specific charges the person is facing, but, it happened at 300 people protesting police brutality, they marched about 6 miles from fairhill, to the 24th-25th police district in juniata, some people, though, also showed up in support of police. and this weekend there have been protests across the us in the wake of the deadly police shoot this is week, in st. paul, minute society, a dozen of people were arrested about 50 in fact, after protesters began throwing fireworks, bottles, rocks at officers. had to shut down portion of interstate to clear the debris. wendy gillette report on several other protests from around the nation.

>> alton sterling was killed tuesday in baton rouge, louise ann, a day later fill and dough castile was shot to death during a traffic stop, in a minneapolis suburb. >> i just want to say enough is enough. i'm tired of shutting on the news, police shooting our young plan mening. >> demonstrators shutdown highways saturday night, in chicago, a group marched through crowds, at the taste of chicago food festival. in at lan tax demonstrators walked in silence, gathering in august gust that georgia bit more raucous. >> comes as height ends security if the wake every attack on officers in dallas. departments in both large and small cities say they've seen increase in threats against police, by phone, and on social media. >> in fresno, california, mitt department has received about 30 threatening calls. >> from individuals that were making threats, hateful remarks, toward law

enforcement, and not just uncommon, un heard of. >> staffing has been increased threats against police have led to arrests in chicago, wisconsin, and louisianna. wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> meantime, dallas is still on edge, police officers spent couple of hours last night, searching for a suspicious person, in a parking garage, next to police headquarters. all clear was given few hours later, meantime, flowers, and cars, are piling up, on two police cruisers, that have become a memorial for the five fallen officers. cbs news sources say gunman had been stockpiling weapons, building a arsenal over the last two years, stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the ambush, in dallas and the deadly police shootings across the country. latest on website any time cbsphilly.com. we are 15 days away from

the national convention in philadelphia. the democratic party has announced major change to it platforms. the party has added a 15-dollar per hour federal minimum wage. that's a victory for bernie sanders, the 15-dollar federal minimum, one every his pledges during his campaign, republicans, however, say, raising the minimum wage would actually hurt the working class. because, it would raise costs for businesses and load to job losses. >> well, the latest economic report on philadelphia tax revenue shows major increase in alcohol sales. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, find out what is fueling the boost boot, who benefit the most. >> double digit, been very, lately, been very, very bus. >> i the growth. >> like this, uptown beer garden, say they're selling more beer, liquor, than in years past.

>> just explosion of tourism in the city and pop up beer gardens. >> the tax on drinks sold making it mark, sass controller allen. according to numbers from his offers, revenue from the liquor by the drink tax alone is flowing freely, up $22 million in the past five years. >> city officials says that's about 5 million more pint of beer that have been sold compared to 2011. olympic size swimming pool, double the size of this one. >> tax must be paid by any establishment that sells alcohol by the drink, such as hotel, restaurant, bars and even some caterers. after it was enacted we didn't want to pass the increase over to our customers, so we completely absorbed that tax. >> does it make you feel better the money is going to the school district. >> if it is, if it does go to school district it makes me feel better. but does it? >> money raised from taxes on alcohol, cigarette, real estate, among other,

contributes to the philadelphia school district, which collected $1.1 billion from local tax revenues, in the last fiscal year. in center city. >> cheers. >> anita o cbs-3 "eyewitness

>> face the nation coming your way cbs-3, but joining us with a preview, live in washington is the moderator and cbs political director john dickerson, john, quite a disturbing week we've had. good morning to you. >> good morning, rahel, yes. very tough week, and we're going to try to, well, we will give you the latest on what's happening in dallas. we will talk to the mayor there, about the aftermath at that horrible shooting in dallas, but, that wasn't the only bad news from the week. also, going to look at the shootings in baton rouge, and outside st. paul, and have a conversation about the relationship between the police and the community. we're going to talk with everybody, who has got voice in that conversation, we start with the homelands security

secretary jay johnson, and new york city police commissioner, bill bradon. also talk to colonel william brooks, the president of the naacp. and what we're going to try to do in all of these conversations is name the scope of the problem here, but then, also, rahel, talk about solutions, where it is working, what more needs to be done, one of the additional tragedies in dallas, was that the police force there was actually a model of how police force can interact, peacefully, and cooperatively with the community. all right, john, we've heard that time and time again since that incident in dallas, so really looking forward to your broadcast, thank you. still to come this morning, if you are ready for a break from the heat, weaver good news for you ahead in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast. >> plus, this south jersey mom, was blinded in one of her eyes at the dentist. >> one of the most important things to me was making sure

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>> back on "eyewitness news", cbs-3 health watch exclusive, south jersey mom who lost part of her vision at the dentist. it was an accident that could have been prevented, but her dentist didn't use eye protection, federal recommendation that some dentists don't follow, health reporter stephanie stahl explains what can happen. >> i love it. >> jim tries to do family art project, with limited vision. her ride eye destroyed, during a routine dental procedure. you saw is that, what did you think? >> i was really scared at that point. at this dentist, the needle was fumbled, and dropped in

jen's eye. >> liver inside the mouth, very dangerous, inside the eye >> tried antibiotic, number of surgeries, but eventually she was fit wad prosthetic eye. >> this is 100% preventable what happened to me. if eye protection was worn we wouldn't be here, and my life would be a lot different. >> talking about plastic glasses like these, cdc and american dental association recommend that all dental patient wear eye protection, it is a guideline, that isn't always followed. >> i really trusted my dentist. i did not know that i would it was so important. >> protective eye wear is real critical. >> the chair of dental medicine says, eye protection should be used for all procedures, even cleaning, because spray from the mouth can be dangerous.

>> what do you think about dentists who don't use these protective eyeglasses? >> dentists surveyed for one study showed 54%, had patients, wear safety glasses, sometimes, only 6% said most of the time. 20% said never. >> honest list before i got involved i wasn't aware of this problem. >> doctors say it is unclear how many have eye injuries from the dent its, jen's mission to raise awareness about prevention. >> anybody you knows goes to the dentist preach i much everybody, when you go, do you have wear eye protection, she started a sun glass selfie campaign. things to me, was making sure

that this didn't happen again. >> jen did sue the dentist, under terms of the settlement, she isn't allowed to reveal his name. >> no amount of money in the world would ever get my eye back. would ever get my vision back. it would never make me the person i used to be. >> she is calling this awareness. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". wow. well, a plane makes an emergency landing in tulsa after multiple passengers get sick. the flight 1817 was flying from atlanta to denver with about 152 passengers on boards. nine of them were treated for nausea once the plane landed in tulsa. no word on what caused them to feel sick. >> kate is joining us with the weather watcher. what are they seeing? >> weather watchers loving this sunday morning, as am i, beautiful start to this day, and the nice change, from the weather we've been having the past few days, no more heatwaves, no more high humidity, talking about temperatures in the 70s, this morning, again, with

comfortable humidity and nice cool breeze. ed connor in chesterfield, sitting at 75 degrees there, ed says the day keeps getting better, come out to see it, time for work out. no excuses today with the work out. he had a misty morning, sent us few future photos chesterfield, blue skies across the region, 68, still, we check in in medford, andrea in medford, new jersey, 68 degrees feeling fantastic. >> says nice end to the weekends, sure is, great summer weather, this is the casino of day we dream about michael really, checking in beautiful morning, abundant sunshine, dew .61, not too bad, much lower than we've been feeling, and as we head down into south jersey we check in with margo in buena vista township, full sun there, as well, she has again

71 degrees, and says beautiful morning for a bike ride, beautiful idea. let's look up in the poconos, nice spot to be today. >> great to be in the poconos, great day to be out on the lake. jack frost big boulder looking good. in the the clouds increased little bit, 68 degrees, and more clouds, maybe, stray sprinkle for the poconos. meanwhile, palmyra cove nature park shows blue skies over sent earth city philadelphia with temperature of 76 storm scan3 shows why few more clouds, maybe stray sprinkle, far north and west suburbs, system rotating up through the canadian maritime provinces and new england, and few of the clouds drifting down toward the pocono region, couple of sprinkles, as well consideration not be ruled out today. see few clouds start to

increase, whole day probably won't be the blue skies sunshine we see today, at least the storms that came through last night have cleared. this morning, has been quiet so far. temps are rebounding now with all of the sun, started the morning in the 60s, many spots, now motion of the region back to the 70s. seventy-three, atlantic city, 07 in trenton, 69 in allentown, and cool 63, right now, in mount pocono. so again, see more cloud cover off to the north's within, we head through the day, clouds may form for bit over the city as well. mid afternoon, one to 3:00, few more clouds possible here or there. but again patchy clouds, see some sun throughout the afternoon as well, and 4:00, 56:00 looking great. see the effect the cloud cover an indication of cool air aloft, cool breeze from the northwest. we will be feeling all day today. your sunday hi, eight a degrees, normal high 87, slightly below average, which is a nice change from what we've had. sunny breezy, lower humidity, tonight feels good. maybe give that air conditioner a rest. down to 66. it is cooler and pleasant, if you are down the shore,

enjoying this forecast, weekly rental maybe started yesterday, what a great stretch you have got. 84 degrees, for today, lower humidity, sunny afternoon, monday, tuesday, looking great, as well. and water temperatures down the shore are warming up a little bit. still, on the cool side. but looking at 71 degrees in atlantic city, 71 cape may. ocean city maryland up to 75 degrees water temperature at the moment. eyewitness weather seven day forecast, sunny, breezy, pleasant today, tomorrow is another great day, low humidity, humidity and temperatures start it creep upward tuesday, wednesday, then back to the 90s, with high humidity and the chance for thunderstorm on thursday. rahel, back over to you. >> kate, thank you. time now 851:67:89 let's check on those roads with ann avenue, at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, ann? >> rahel, beautiful day for a drive. just heard the forecast, and it is absolutely gorgeous, this is 422 at the sane gabe's curve in collegeville. no delays or problems here. and just look at those trees. pennsylvania is so beautiful. but specially this time of year. 422 looks good.

no problems or delays. we're going to move the traffic cam here to 202, at allendale road. right by king of prussia mall. you can use an excuse for a drive to the mall. this is a day could you do it on. 202, in fine shape right here. and throughout our area, as well. moving the traffic cam one more time, to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. furthered up doing fine, and in haddonfield, king highway shutdown, closed between haddon avenue anwar wick road. 2016 arts and crafts festival happening there. it will be closed until around 5:00 p.m. tonight. so that's a long festival. it has been happening all weekends. shore bound, no delays on the 42 freeway or 55, atlantic city expressway looks good. so does the garden state parkwayment alternate route to the shore route, nine, 47, 347, look good. no delays or problems on the black horse or white horse pike. entrances to the shore points look okay, as well.

have a good time and drive carefully. ann evans, rahel. >> worm refugee day, highlighted the while spreading awareness of the challenges they face today in their search for new home. more than 100,000 refugees have made pennsylvania a place to call home since the mid 19 70s. plenty of dancing, first al aoun puerto rican art festival. the area of sixth and cooper was transformed into a place for art, music, dance, food, academy art festival made it all possible. speaking of parks and dancing, alexander hamilton took bow before packed theater in the audience just couldn't get enough.

>> you just saw there, the creator of the broadway hit hamilton performed in the play for the last time. also the last performance for philadelphia native, leslie oath em, jr., who by the way was just in town for the july 4th festivities, a periods on the balcony outside the theater and waved at the crowds outside. we'll be right back.

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>> yes, we deserve this, maybe some ice cream? federal donuts? >> i think i'm headed that way right now. >> all right, kate, thanks. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv, but we're always on line. cbsphilly.com. sunday morning is next, we hope you have a great day. and wonderful ends to your weekends.

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