in our democracy but that americans need to reject, such despair. five seats remain empty to honor each of the fallen officers at the memorial service in dallas, dallas police chief david brown introduced president obama who expressed his condolence to the family and entire dallas community. >> we are here to honor the memories, and mourn the loss of five fellow americans to grief with their loved ones to support this community. >> reporter: president george w. bush, who lives in dallas, also paid his respects. >> with the events we have lost so much. we have been grief stricken, heart broken, and forever grateful. >> reporter: the officers were killed thursday by army veteran micah johnson who opened fire during the peaceful black lives matter

protest. >> there is no greater love in this that these five men gave their lives for all of us. >> reporter: president obama has said to have work on his speech for much of monday hoping to send just the right message to the nation concerned about violence and racial tension. >> i'm's here to insist that we are not as divided as we see, and i know had because i know america. i know how far we have come against the impossible odds. >> reporter: service began place erupted when some of the injured officers made their way in to the auditorium, nine officers and two civilians were also injured in the attack. following the memorial service, president obama met privately with the families of the officers. democrats are taking a long anticipated step toward unity, bernie sanders endorses hillary clinton for president of the united states and they tell us they have one goal. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at the wells fargo center where the

endorsement comes just 13 days before the start of the democratic national convention right here in philadelphia, greg. >> reporter: that is exactly right, nicole, democrats i spoke with this afternoon say this endorsement could not have come a minute sooner and fully expect at least some of the sanders supporters to now back hillary clinton, but some of the republicans i have spoken with said they believe that is not going to happen. >> secretary clinton has won the democratic nominating process. >> reporter: with that senator bernie sanders essentially dropped out of the presidential race, and fully supported hillary clinton. >> i intend to do everything i can to make certain that she will be the next president of the united states. >> reporter: like anything in politics different opinions. >> i think it is hipocrit california. >> reporter: from both on both sides of the aisle. >> this coming together over sanders and clinton, it pretty much ensures inside the building the convention will

be fine. >> reporter: former democratic governor ed rendell says unity that this endorsement brings still means work to unite sanders supporters behind clinton. >> you will see bernie out there in the trail in the fall and that is a step in the right direction. does it guarantee every percent of the sanders voters will vote for hillary. no. >> reporter: as chairman of the republican party says that the vermont senator endorsement rings false and will come off as false in the eyes of the true sanders supporters. >> he disagreed with her the entire time and all of a sudden hes coming back on the team. just because he breaks off it is not like everybody on the bernie team is like she's our girl. i think he is essentially selling out to the voters. >> i think i did. >> reporter: they are ready to support the announcement. >> good day. >> he ran his course. it wasn't, in my opinion, it was not much more he could do. >> reporter: this afternoon both he said she said rendell agreed on one thing. despite potential party unity,

inside the convention hall they say outside, could be anything but especially with all of those planned and unplanned protests. we are live here at the wells fargo center i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". after that rally donald trump mocked the endorsement on twitter says bernie sanders endorsing crooked hillary clinton is like occupy wall street endorsing goldman sachs. meantime trump tells new york times he has narrowed his list of vice-presidential candidate to two people, and that nobody knows who those two people are. trump will rally supporters in indiana tonight and will be joined by indiana governor mike pence hoist on the short list. newly unsealed court documents suggest late penn state football coach joe paterno was aware but yet ignored sex abuse claims against jerry sandusky decades ago. in the court documents man testified he told paterno in 1976 that sandusky molested him as a teenager in the shower. paterno allegedly dismissed

the accuser and said that he quote had a football season to worry about. this information was made public by a judge presiding over litigation by penn state against its insurance company. our joe holden will have more on the report tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. there are growing concerns, following the fatal shooting of a teenager, a 15 year-old boy was killed following a game of basketball in southwest philadelphia last night. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live from police headquarters, with the details on that shooting, rahel. >> reporter: jessica, everyone i spoke to told me this was a good kid, he loved music and rap and basketball. his mom said he died because of it. it was a game that he loved, loved to play, even just loved to watch. that is what police say 15 year-old tahir barnes had finished doing when he was killed. >> there was nothing that anyone can say, just senseless, just for no reason.

>> reporter: shooting happened around 9:50 monday night near 60th and baltimore avenue. police say it stems from the basketball game last thursday when victim's team narrowly won. tahir returned monday night to watch others play. police say shooter came, to settle the score. >> it was a quick fist fight and they thought it was over with. this is a result of that fist fight. >> reporter: games were part of the neighborhood league, a league that has been around for more than second ten years create todd prevent these kinds of crimes. >> the whole reason for us having a basketball league toys keep our kids safe, give them something to do in the summer and keep them out of the harms way. >> reporter: his mother says her son just finished freshman year in high school and was a good kid and stayed out of trouble. >> he was outing, he loved his family, he loved his friends. he just wanted to make it. >> reporter: police say shooter fired ten times, two of his teammates were also hit but they are expected to live. tahir did not.

he was doing what many kids do in the summer enjoying sports. he was leaving a place designed to keep him safe. >> because it is just a game. we play again. it is just a basketball game. >> reporter: police believe the shooter is also a teenager probably somewhere between 15 to 117 years old. they are in the process of trying to find who else was at that game last night they are looking for you to see if you have any information or know anything about what happened last night, please contact the homicide detectives. reporting from police headquarters, rahel sol machine for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> rahel, thank you. police need your help identifying this home invasion suspect. elderly woman told police that the man identified himself as a fill gas works employee and then barged in the east mt. airy home this happened last friday on the 6900 block of chris even den street. relative advised victim to call the police no one was hurt but suspect did getaway with the diamond ring. taking a look outside we

are enjoying another perfect july day out there but humidity will soon be back. meteorologist kate bilo is on the cbs-3 sky deck to tell us when those steamy conditions will return, kate. >> it has been really nice past few days, this is summer weather we love to dream about in the wintertime but as we head toward end of the week we are heading back to the dog days of summer and back to the 90's with feels like temperatures near 100 degreese by thursday. take a look right now across the region we will go out to what we're feeling outside 79 in mount pocono. eighty-seven here in philadelphia with the the breeze from the south/southwest. wind calm in atlantic city. seventy-nine. beautiful beach day. you can see clear skies in the region but as we zoom to the south just a few showers over portions of west virginia and western virginia, those may be creeping in tomorrow, scattered showers possibly a thunderstorm and then heat is on and excessive heat watch has already been issued and it starts at noon time on thursday coming up i'll tell you hottest part of the stretch and when to expect heavy thunderstorms leading in

the weekend. that is coming up when i join you inside. >> see you then, thanks kate. an investigation is underway after a volunteer fire fighter from north delaware is killed during a training exercise. today officials identified that fire fighter as ken mcclanhand. the accident happened at georgetown delaware coastal airport yesterday. the 46 year-old fell from a helicopter while training with the delaware air rescue team. the faa is leading the investigation. police say driver of the minivan hit and killed a pedestrian in wilmington this morning. investigators say the 46 year-old man was attempting to cross kirkwood highway when he was struck near limestone road around is 11:45. the driver did stay at the scene and the windshield of the minivan was shattered. police say driver was not speeding or driving under the influence. a fast moving fire damages the at least three row homes in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. chopper three over kensington avenue and i streets. fire fighters were called to

the scene around 1:30 this afternoon, fire was placed under control in a half an hour, there were no injuries and investigation and causes ongoing. family of six barely escapes with their lives after their home collapsed in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood this happened just before 8:00 on the 4600 block of germantown avenue. the home owner called 911 after she said cracks inside the house appeared to get worse. when fire department arrives they told the family to get out immediately. the first house, next door from mine, it buckled out and then it fell over on top of my house and then both houses just crashed. >> amazingly no one was hurt, red cross will be a cyst continuing that family no one who lived in the other homes collapsed. charges have been filed against one of the two people caught on top of the center city roof with smoke bombs and a camera. police say this does not appear to be connected to

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coming in for a landing and a resting cable used to halt speeding aircraft snapped sending it off the deck. amazingly that pilot was able too pull back before crashing in the water below and navy blames human error for that accident. insurance institute for highway safety is shining light on poor performing headlights, three on your side's jim donovan takes a look the at test results. >> reporter: die and myers has no complaints about her 2016 nissan rogue. >> we have never had a problem witt. >> reporter: insurance institute for highway safety says it is one of the many 2016/17 small suvs with poor performing headlights. >> we tested 21 different makes and models and not a single one received a highest rating of good. there were four that were acceptable. so our second highest rating and all of the rest were marginal or poor. >> reporter: institute tested visibility, on straight aways and curves. here an acceptable rated mazda

cx3 lights up more of the road then a poor rated honda hrv. comparison shopping is hard, car makers offers a mix of headlights options and new technology, like lights that turn, but that doesn't always lead to better performance. >> one thing we bone courage everyone to does use their high beams as much as possible. >> reporter: of course, that only works when is there no on coming traffic. despite the report, myers is satisfied with the lights on her rogue. >> i don't like to drive at night and i don't see a problem at all with the headlights. >> reporter: to learn more about the headlight test, check out the full list of the list, makes and models tested. i have posted a lincoln cbs philly.com and on my facebook and twitter feeds. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. aftermath of the several tornadoes leaves devastating dal age in minnesota, this tornado was went through minnesota yesterday destroying two homes and damaging more than a dozen others. it is one of the four twisters to race through that area. no one was injured but first

responders say that this is the worst damage they have seen in ten years. did you see that right there? mother nature wreaking havoc again, this time when lightening strikes a tree in west haven connecticut, the blast caused the tree to come crashing down last thursday and see man a woman nearby fell to the ground. fortunate liz they are expect to be okay but it certainly makes you realize how powerful lightening can be even if you you are not directly struck by lightening. >> yes. >> in the vicinity. >> just thunder and think we should be okay for the moment but not always the case. >> if you hear thunder you can be struck by lightening if it sounds far away lightening can hit outside miles away from the center of a thunderstorm. if you hear thunder you should be under cover, that is a good rule of thumb right through the summertime. we have more thunderstorms to watch out for this week especially tomorrow andrms to thursday, scattered showers and thunderstorms license popping up across the region, and we will see that perhaps system into friday but friday looks like a dryer day. we will feel heat and humidity

ramp up. we will go from uncy, perfect summer weather to back to back summer problems we have had intense heat and humidity and threat for pop up thunderstorms. lets take a look outside we will start off with a live look from our go pro camera. look at that deep blue sky over center city philadelphia sky line right now. it is just a stunning afternoon. i can tell you being outside on the sky deck today verse yesterday you have felt an increase in humidity out there dew points in the 60's right now and dew points will be widening tomorrow and thursday, into the 70's so we are right back to that summer discomfort. take a look at our live neighborhood network site at reading, and we are looking west and you can see few cloud bubble up this afternoon. same story in pleasant valley, broadheadsvillain poconos where it is 83. it feels like 85 thanks to the increase in humidity. storm scan three shows what is heading our way as we head through next couple days we have got showers moving in from portions of west virginia and western virginia, it is lifting from the south and west, we will see these showers get here tomorrow, on

and off throughout the day, scattered showers and storms from the city on west but we will not rule them out anywhere and once we get those out tells tours go off to the races starting on thursday. right now 87 degrees, seasonal high this time of the year. eighty-five in reading. eighty-five allentown. forty-eight in trenton. just a few cloud here through the overnight hours, no problems but note clouds do start to increase and tomorrow is cloudy day with a few breaks of sunshine here and there couple the scattered showers in the morning and watch for these pop up showers and storms in the afternoon. here's 2:00 p.m. it does look like we are in the threat zone but any of these storms can produce damage and downpours and gusty wind this continues through to tomorrow evening. that is then clearing out and then gannon thursday we will see more sunshine thursday but scattered showers and storms with pop up storms here and there throughout the afternoon and evening hours. we will feel our heat values ramp up, future heat index values as we head into wednesday not too bad. it will feel like 90 in the afternoon. watch what happens thursday

afternoon briefly feeling like 96 and then these keep increasing, we will feel near 100 at height of the afternoon on thursday. tonight partly cloudy more humid 70 degrees. tomorrow cloud and sun with that stray thunderstorm 87 is our daytime high. eyewitness weather three day forecast 87 tomorrow. ninety-three on thursday. that is when our heat watch begins at noon. feeling close to one hundred degrees with scattered afternoon storms thursday. friday is actually hotter but humidity will drop off in the afternoon and that will help us heel possibly even cooler then thursday but both days are pretty rough. we will need air conditioning. >> yes. >> thanks, kate. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a toddler proves he has the eye of the tiger. >> see more of his rocky moves next, don. if you have not seen ben simmons play yet we have got you covered. phillies outfielder odubel herrera making his all-star game debut and what the team is saying about him coming up

a diaper clad toddler from cleveland is an internet sensation. why? you are looking at it. he can mimic rocky's iconic training movements. but this video shows young charlie in step with stallone as he trains in rockty. that video was retweet by sylvester stallone himself, look at it. >> that is maybe running up art museum steps, we will keep an eye out for him. >> had do you think he is so good. >> future professional athlete right there. >> did that kid just learn how to walk, look at that coordination. >> that is pretty good. >> athletic spirit right there. >> my husband sent me that over the weekend, and thought it was amazing. >> all right, guys, listen this is a rough time of the year for sports, but, this is

good. they are saying that rough stretch, over the sports calendar, no major games except tonight eighty-seventh annual mlb all-star game, only one philly making the trip to san diego, odubel herrera for the phillies n june i talk to general manager matt klentak about the newly minted all-star. >> this team has young players that have to, motivate everybody to keep everybody playing hard and odubel is exactly that way. i think it is pretty exciting. i love when he takes a hard walk, and slides. i think that is awesome. >> moving on to hoops now. sixers play golden state warriors in the vegas summer leaguement that means another look at topic ben simmons. sixers have been a national punch line over last three years but they are getting serious love. nba instagram account pose todd video of simmons that has 600,000 views and more than a thousand comments. take a look.

>> always want to >> simmons sets him up. >> all right, an amazing passer at 19 years old. so highlights at 11:00. villanova wildcats highlighting a magical ride with some serious bling, thinks a photo of the national championship rings. they will be handed out during an official ceremony at their annual hoops meeting event in the fall. >> a lot of diamonds. >> that is serious bling. >> that is pretty good. >> can you imagine walking on campus, with that. >> what time is it? ring time. >> yes. >> right here. >> always ring time. >> all right, don, thank you. a cup of coffee may soon cost you more, that is new

59:30. plus, friend on a mission to bring comfort to residents of dallas, how they are helping the city heel after the ambush killing of five police officers. i'm cleve bryan and i'm hoping, coming up why you should think about doing the same thing as the red cross announced they are having an emergency blood shortage. >> it is a miracle. >> and new at 6:00 that family tells our stephanie stahl, it is a miracle their son can see, the complicated surgery that restores his lost vision, coming up

by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. topping our news 59 there 30, the red cross issues an urgent call for donations due to a critical shortage of blood supply. the organization says that they have fallen short of hospital needs by about 39,000

donations. >> they need increased supply of platelets. "eyewitness news" report are cleve bryan is live at a donation center in pennsauken where they are hoping to fill empty seats with donors, cleve. >> reporter: that is good news, if you come down to the blood donation center here in pennsauken you will be first one to go. they have had appointments during date but numbers are far down and they need more people, to donate blood. >> we are in an emergency need situation. >> reporter: one station full and two empty is not happy sight at red cross donation center in pennsauken. >> they have less than a five day supply of blood on hand, but this is very serious. >> reporter: summer is always tough for red cross as people go on vacation and schools host big blood drives are out of obsession this summer shortage begun sooner then previous years. red cross is short 39,000 donations across the country. >> we are trying to assure our hospitals get as much blood as they need but it is tough and does put a strain. >> reporter: red cross

officials say while they deeply appreciate regular donors they need more first time donors to step up. while four out of ten people are eligible to give, fewer then one in ten actually do. >> you can truly help save up to three lives by one hour of your time donating blood. it is really important. >> one man has been answering call for two decade is timothy coppers from brooklawn. he makes standard blood donations but giving platelets every two weeks which helps people going through chemotherapy. >> you got to give back to the community, you just can't take. >> reporter: since i'm here time to pony up and give some blood. see, it is not so bad. there it is. doesn't hurt at all ready to go home, do chores, pick up kid and you can come out this evening up until 7:30, they will be opened and they have other evening hours throughout the week. another thing to consider is having a blood drive at your business, or your organization. that is where they can really get in a lot of blood at ones. reporting live, cleve bryan,

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks, cleve. a grave epidemic is how pennsylvania's drug overdose death rates were described today with the release of the dea's annual report. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has new numbers. >> reporter: very scary. 3300 people die from drug overdoses last year a record number, pennsylvania now ranks eighth in the country for drug deaths, the problem is especially bad in and around philadelphia. >> we're most destructive drug epidemic in our history. >> reporter: calling it a crisis officials released new numbers on overdose drug deaths in pennsylvania last year. they are up, 23 percent. >> this is a public health problem, as well as a criminal justice problem, as well as, a society issue. >> reporter: philadelphia had biggest increase in drug deaths mainly among white men in their 30's. >> it remains the pervasive drug of abuse is heroin and present in 95 percent of the counties reported drug

overdoses. >> reporter: fentanyl was second leading cause of drug deaths it is what prince died from. the potent painkiller is often made illegally and milk with other opioids. >> it is donnas a marketing tool because you want to be able to sell more potent drugs because they are competitors out there. >> this outing heroin epidemic knows no boundaries, age, gender race and economic status don't matter. rural, suburban and every jurisdiction is impacted by the sustain health problem. >> reporter: opioid addiction starts with the doctor's prescription for pain relief and then gets out of control. street drugs being cheaper and easier to get. now among many efforts to bring in the drug epidemic doctors and pharmacies are limiting and tracking narcotic prescriptions now and the state has ear marked an additional 20 million-dollar for treatment and social service programs. it is a huge test. >> it is a complicated process. >> yes. >> heart breaking problem too.

>> thanks. our coverage of the dnc continues now, we are just 15 days away from the start of the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. and today we learn hillary clinton's campaign is planning an event on independent mall after she's officially nominated at the convention. clinton's campaign issued a permit from the national park service for a public assembly on july 29th, the day after the dnc end at the wells fargo center. the permit includes a stretch near liberty bell and independent hall. i will be at the republican national convention in cleveland next week. you can look for my live reports on "eyewitness news" and continuing coverage on cbs philly.com and cbs local app. the republicans are keeping hillary clinton's use of the private e-mail server in the news. attorney yen loretta lynch testified before a house committee on capitol hill to take. republicans criticized lynch for accepting fbi the's recommendation not to charge the former secretary of state. lynch repeatedly said that she wouldn't discuss the specifics

of the fbi investigation. >> a lot of the facts were considered, investigated they arely and reviewed by the entire team which, again is composed of career, independent investigators as well as lawyers, and their recommendation upon a full, thorough analysis was that the matter be resolve in the way it was recommended to me. >> republicans grilled fbi director james comey on the same subject last week. at least 20 passengers were killed and then dozens more injured when two commuter trains collided this morning in southern italy. it happened, in between coastal towns of bar receipt ac bs news correspondent seth down reports from the crash side. >> police tried to console difficulties strut family members as workers carried away victims in coffins. the trains crashed head on in the italian country side, throwing some cars off the track, and leaving victims, trapped and twisted wreckage.

rescue crews in the region rushed to save people. local reporters say a child was pulled out alive. some passengers were able to walk a way from the crash. this women is eight months pregnant. she said i was thrown forward, i saw my father and my sister bleeding. it is unclear how many people were on board the four car trains, which served commuters and students. italy's prime minister pledged to find a cause of the deadly crash, and called it a moment of tears for the country. investigators say that one of the passenger trains was supposed to wait for a green light before heading down the single rail line. set h dome, cbs news, italy. a group of four legged friend is doing its part to comfort the people of the dallas following the tragic killing of five police officers last week. these golden retrievers traveled from chicago to dallas yesterday, group of comfort dogs and their

handlers will spend time with officers, families and strangers to help as that city grieves lost of the five officers and prays for nine others hurt in thursday's ambush. all right. up next how to get a free meal tonight, but you have to dress the part first. we will explain. also, it has been two years since the world lost comedian robin williams and tonight a look at his life with never before seen photos. a neighborhood all a buzz, imagine living a life just waiting for the next bee sting, meet would the man living in the middle of the giant beehive. we are heating up again, excessive heat watch has been issued i'll tell you when it initial effect and what days feel hotter and when to watch for showers and storms coming up when we

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is eligible to receive a free meal until 7:00 o'clock. chick-fil-a has been using cows as part of their advertising campaign for many years. just grab some of your cow a tire. >> cow costume you you are in luck. >> i don't know, all right. up next kate tells us when the 90's will return, stay with

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the heat was no match for this guy but baby elephant born at the delaware zoo back in may. they is, cooling off in the kiddie pool. first time for the playful pachyderm and as you can see, we think he likes it. >> he needs a larger pool. >> yes. >> he cannot fit in there. >> he is a baby elephant. >> right, right, bigger. >> california woman is begging her neighbor to water not her lawn but the bees. >> yes, raging bees has buzz add way any peace and turn heather's yard in the hive in sacramento. her neighborhood has boxes of beer hives on his property, owe when temperatures rises the honey buys go in search for water and take over her water supply. >> i don't want to live with them. i don't want this.

they have taken over my house, my yard. my horse trough. my chicken houses. >> now, phillips say this has been ongoing, been a issue for nearly a decade but never quite like this she asked governmental officials to step in and help her out. this is not good. meantime, 250 million light years away nasa is calling this the franken stein galaxy. giant cluster is not from its color but scientists think it is made from parts of the other galaxies. now it is green because of the gas used to help determine its size. which believe it or not is seven times wider then the milkie way. >> wow, big. >> wow. >> yikes. >> huge galaxy. >> i will say so, from here on earth. >> yes. >> it is really hot, right. >> it will be really hot again. late this week we were sweltering in the heat and humidity. we have a repeat performance at the end of this week.

every thursday and friday in july, we're in the 90's. it will feel oppressive for thursday afternoon when humidity will look really peak. we will feel temperatures rise gannon friday. lets look outside right now as you mentioned pretty nice day today and still nice outside right new but heat is on enjoy what we have outside right now. if you want to get that afternoon jog in and thinking should i do it toe day or push it off to tomorrow or thursday. i say today. you will have a lot of excuses heading your way later this week. nobody wants to go outside, run, exercise at 93 degrees feeling like 100 and that is what we have heading our way over the next few days. the right now bethlehem looks great in northampton county no problems outside right now. a quick look at storm scan three shows not a whole lot happening. clear skies for the most part. we had a few cloud bubbling up this afternoon but you can see area of showers over virginia and west virginia, and then they are lifting to the north and east. there will be a chance for a

few showers and storms to impact us into tomorrow and that is then going to unleash the heat, the heat for now trapped down here, and we will see that heat move on in by thursday. that will be the peak of the heat. even friday's technically hotter then thursday, degree wise, thursday will be when it feels most oppressive outside. temperatures will surge once again in the 90's. lets check with our weather watchers. they are looking at temperatures, a little bit more comfortable then that. some spots near 90 degrees. the ed connor in chesterfield sitting at 90. he sent us a photo of his win gauge saying win is blowing it a little bit helping reduce effect of the heat outside, and our eyewitness weather watcher weather stations how they measure their current conditions and observations for us. we have great shots from our other weather watchers, some lovely ladies enjoying some coffee, cold drinks, out identify in chestnut hill. perfect day to sit on the bench in the shade and have anized latte. looks good to me. i'd love to join you. lots for that. this is from walter showing lake with the sky in the

background and a few patchy clouds earlier today. but what can we expecting forward. we will see showers and thunderstorms returning to the area lets take a look at future weather timing this out, starting to day, notice everything off to the south, and setting this into motion. showers to the south, start to redevelop tomorrow. scattered showers in the morning, and then scattered thunderstorms possible in the afternoon, and then cloud will be around for much of the day as well. that will inhibit temperature but it will be very humid tomorrow. heading in to thursday we will start the daze with clouds, sunshine, thursday doesn't look at active. just a few showers and storms late thursday, even into thus night, and then friday we will clear it out and humidity starts to drop. this system should head to the south and miss us for weekend which goodies news but friday still is hot at least until we get in the weekend and then we will feel temperatures drop and humidity will drop as well. dew points surge in the 07's with showers moving in. thursday is down right- press i have. friday gets better but still hot, temperature wise, and then saturday humidity drops, and then temperatures head back in the 80's. the excessive heat watch

starts at noon on thursday, continues until 8:00 o'clock on friday and then it will feel like 100 degrees, thursday feel hotter then friday, take all of those heat related precautions, plenty of water, limit time you spend outside; partly cloudy more humid, tomorrow 87 with isolated showers and storms. thursday is scorcher, there is that heat watch, noon thursday until 8:00 p.m. friday and then we can end is improving weather. nicole, back over to you. >> kate, thank you. restoration project near tacony palmyra bridge is used to highlight importance of the improving the habitat along our nation's rivers. this area is called the point park, plant life now, grows where concrete bulkhead and boat ramp once stood. today officials toured the park known as a living shoreline which was developed by the delaware river city corporation. >> we're working very diligently to develop this trail system, and the parks, and more importantly connect the river back to the

community. >> the point park contains one of the pennsylvania's few living shorelines and provides the first public access to the delaware river in the neighborhood near levick and millnor streets in the northeast. teachers from all over country taking part in the special program in chester county. today they are exploring the arc logical dig site in malvern. it is formal railroad site where 57 irish immigrants died due to violence and disease in 1832. educators are taking part in the three week summer institute on the historical site. >> it makes it so much more real, it makes the people that were victimize had much more real and it gives a greater understanding because we worry about things and i think until we actually see it program was funded by the national endowment for the humanities. and t ago off for a good cause, today drexel university college of medicine's 15th annual golf classic, hees

founding chair of the college of medicine, all proceed from the tournament helped medical students with their scholarships. since 2001, more than 3.5 million-dollar has been raised. welshing still ahead on "eyewitness news" a real look at the life of the late comedian robin williams. >> we will show you never before seen photos and share untold stories about robin that most people never knew, stay with

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tonight we are remembering robin williams one of his closest friend, who took photographs of williams over a span of 28 years. >> some of those photos are very personal. the insider's louie agear sat down with arthur and joins us from los angeles with the rare look at the late comedian. >> jessica and comedian, untold stories of the rob thane we never knew. >> what do you think most

people would be surprised to necessity about robin williams. >> there was a quiet person there in many ways. >> reporter: robin first during a magazine assignment that blossomed in a friendship and photos of private moments with both robin and his family. >> this is one of the ones that i find, very poignant. it is it. >> he loved, he loved taking her out for walks. he just put her in the nap sack and they would go. >> reporter: he loved being a father. >> absolutely. >> reporter: he loved his dog. >> he loves animal. >> reporter: he was a huge animal lovers, loved dogs of all kind. >> in this picture he is in the kids room off the kitchen and in the house in san francisco. >> reporter: select photos from the grace's new book are featured in people magazine revealing a rob thane we rarely ever saw. >> he did a show, huge crowd, and 90 minutes, going around stage. in his dressing room in one was allowed. he peeled off his shirt. he was catching his breath

have after spending enormous emotional and physical energy. >> i want to talk about this, this points to how gracious he was with his fans. >> you could see in that picture the exhaustion on his face. he never would say no to anybody. >> reporter: we will have more on this story tonight on the insider. jessica and nicole, back to you. >> louie, thank you. get all of your hollywood news tonight and every week night at 7:30, watch the insider right here on cbs-3. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. right now at 6:00 new accusations in the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. >> reporter: is there damming new information about what coach joe paterno may have known about the old abuse at penn state. i'm joe holden what the legal experts say people should focus on, word that came out of of joe paterno's mouth. >> it has really been an emotional roller coaster ride i have to say. >> a local boy is seeing life in a whole new way after he was having a complicated surgery to restore his vision

and obstacle that is made it all of the more challenging, kate. we have been enjoying a nice stretch of summer sunshine but humidity is creeping backup and we have an excessive heat watch in effect. i'll tell you when and when to expect thunderstorms coming up. and a surprise down the shore, where a toddler spotted these dolphins and other animal, in the the water, that stunned them. just because someone has been very successful does not mean they have done the right thing for children. >> troubling new accusations threaten to tarnish joe paterno's legacy even more. what recently unsealed court documents suggest paterno knew about the sex abuse allegations against jerry sandusky, decade ago. good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer. ukee is off today. documents suggest paterno

ignored a teenage boy's complaint about sandusky in 1976. >> "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live from the cbs-3 sat center with details on the the newly uncovered allegations, jeff. >> good evening. penn state is battling with its insurance tore cover settlement the cost for sandusky victims. the insurance company is trying to establish the university has long known about at boost, abe would not be eligible for coverage, but new claims puts joe paterno of only reignited a fierce debate. at issue substance of those allegations and credibility of the accuser exhibit. tells story of john doe 150, at the time a 14 year-old boy who says he was molested by jerry sandusky at a camp. it was in the 70's according to the document and those talking about the paperwork is claimed the teen went to joe paterno with the complaint and was brush off. this new information was revealed after a philadelphia judge on tuesday unsealed 40