a triple shooting leaves a man dead and send two female victims to the hospital hear a live report coming up. unrest in turkey, in the street as a coupe attempt has a local connection to the turmoil. and eyewitnesses to terror one women with local ties to our area were in nice france when the truck attack happened. how one woman said a cabdriver's mistakes saved her life. it is saturday, july 16th good morning, i'm rahel solomon. justin is off, so we have kate bilo joining us now and it has been a humid few days. >> yes. >> and any relief. >> little relief in sight but not a lot of relief, rahel. today is not as bad as

thursday was, remember thursday that was really one of the steamy hottest days this summer. we may have another day like that on the way but first we have got a decent summer day, if you don't mind temperatures in the 90's. lets look outside. we have got dark skies outside over center city philadelphia sunrise is after 5:40 this morning. you will see another half an hour of darkness before we see things lightening up outside. looking at current conditions in center sit the eye philadelphia we are looking at a temperature of 78. wind west at 8 miles an hour, right the now to start off your morning, it already feels like 80 and weather headlines is heat wave number three, that is right, 90's fan making it three days in a row. some relief in sight. we have to wait until next week to get that. we have a few storms to track here and there this weekend. temperatures 78 in the city, cooler in the weather, starting off at 69. sixty-nine in allentown. seventy-three in reading. it is still humid. not as steamy as thursday, our

bench mark for the rest of the summer. it was a steam bath here with temperatures in the 70's. dew points in the mid 60's. sticky start to the morning but not all together unusual for this time of the year. if you plan to spend time by the pool 93 degrees is your daytime high, mostly sunny, still hot and you need that sun screen. high spf, uv index is nine. coming up we will tell you what it is like down the shore, in the mountains and when that promised relief will get here. for now, back over to you. a shooting in north philadelphia has left one person dead and two others in the the hospital. this morning police continue to look for the gun man and motive. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live to bring us up to date, anita, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, good morning. police say that victim is a 64 year-old man. we know that they are at temple university hospital, where there was a triple shooting that happened around 3:35, near ninth and somerset

streets in north philadelphia a. we know that 48 year-old woman was shot in the chest, she's in critical condition at this time while a 15 year-old girl shot in the back remains in stable condition. investigators believe 11 shots were fired from two semiautomatic weapons but at this time police say it is not clear if the shooter had two guns or if one of victims may have tried to fire back. they may a getter idea from surveillance video. one of the businesses at ninth and somerset had multiple cameras outside just feet away from where the shell casings were found. chief inspector of the philadelphia police tells us, scott small tells us is the age range of the victims. >> it is unusual shooting due to the fact that there is two female victims and a elderly male victim. they are both shot one time. right now we are to find out hot intended target was. >> reporter: witnesses told police that shooter was wearing dark clothing and,

apparently he pulled that gun from his shoes, and he was last seen running away on the scene at foot. but live at police headquarters, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a police officer are investigating another fatal shooting in north philadelphia officers rushed to the 3100 block of north patton street, around 11:15 last night. victim died a short time later. in turkey the question this morning is who is in charge? troops are moving to crush a coup attempt. they attacked one across the capitol city of ankara as dozens are dead and many are wounded. the country's prime minister says hundreds are under arrest and officials say the coup appears to have failed. jessica dean reports that turkey remains a country in chaos. >> reporter: element of the turkish military say they have fully seized control of the country, troops surrounded the istanbul airport. bridges connecting the city

were shut down. president erdogan, urged to take to the street as shots rang out across istanbul late in the night. erdogan is seen as a authority tane yan, but fearsly supported by others inn and repeatedly elect. it was unclear how much of the military had revolted but group portrayed them self as lynn raters, writing they have reinstalled the constitutional order, democracy, human rights, and freedoms. the white house released a statement saying that the president and secretary of state john kerry agreed all parties in turkey should support the democratically elected government. large crowd gathered in the early morning, some cheering, others denouncing a night that left turkey in uncertain hand. jessica dean for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have learned that coup attempt in turkey may have a pennsylvania connection. turkey state run protest trt world, tweeted a message from president erdogan that says

turkey will the not be run from a house in pennsylvania. turkey is not a country that can be bought or sold cheaply. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us the president is talking about. >> reporter: coup attempt in turkey may have connection toss our area. sources tell cbs news that the coup movement is behind the attempt to over throw turkish government and that is named after preacher, gulen who is said to be living inside this pocono compound. for more than a decade one of the most influential, controversial turkish leaders has lived in exile at the golden generation worship and retreat center in sailorsberg, pennsylvania. he operates an organization called alliance for shared values from that compound where he shares his vision with islam with his followers. this facility is off limit to non-members. sources tell cbs news that the attempted over throw of the turkish government was orchestrated by factions of

the turkish military which support gulen and his movement. late friday as the current government says the cow was unsuccessful, the alliance for shared values denied any involvement issuing this statement, quote we condemn any military intervention, in the domestic politics of turkey. gulen called this home since 1999. i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new developments in the deadly truck attack in nice, france. prosecutor's office say five people are in custody and isis has claimed responsibility. earlier investigators say the attacker was a quote terrorist linked to radical islam. he had a record that included road rage, but nothing that would have suggested, anything as serious as thursday's attack. president obama offered his condolences to the french people. he said that france is one of the united states's strongest allies. >> we stand with our french friend as we defend our

nations against this scourge of terrorism and violence. >> at least two americans, a father and a son from texas are among the 84 people killed by the attacker when he drove the truck through crowd celebrating bastille day in nice. more than 200 people were hurt. a concert in philadelphia is planning a vigil to remember victims of the bastille day attack. they saw the attack unfold. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer picks up the story. >> reporter: when bastille celebrations turned to bedlam, the world watched in horror while a woman with local ties found herself in the center of it all. >> i was eating out in a restaurant with friend in the old time. >> reporter: former spring side chester academy teacher laura neagle said she missed fire works but planned to go after dinner when a simple mistake may have saved her

life. >> my friend's taxi driver took them to the smaller restaurant with a similar name, and we wound up not going. >> reporter: thousands of others weren't so lucky bearing witness to ab attack investigators say was carried out by a 31 year-old terrorist who used a box truck to plow his way to the crowd killing dozens of people and wounding hundreds more. neagle, who was attending a summer language seminar said people appeared to be in shock, as they started pouring in the square she was in. >> she just had children. they didn't know from what but they were rushing to get the strollers, behind the strollers. >> reporter: this woman who lives in nice but spent time in conshohocken for a 2009 internship was among those trying to escape. >> running every where. we didn't necessity where to go. >> reporter: she hid in the restaurant until authorities gave the all clear, terrifying moments, that were all too familiar. >> the scary thing i would say, very scary, we actually,

just had a par ace tack. >> reporter: nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". trump/pence ticket will make its first joint appearance since trump announced his running mate. presumptive republican nominee used twit turra announce mike pence as his vice-presidential candidate. trump was supposed to have a news conference he owe cancelled it after the attack in nice saying it would be inappropriate. republican national convention in cleveland begins in two days and law enforcement is security in the wake of the attacks. they will use high tech tactics to monitor crowds and in addition to, a specialized police unit. city created security event zones around the convention area. adding to the challenge is ohio, it is an open carry state which means people outside of the secure zone can lawfully bring guns.

>> we have had this in the past and we have a system in place that we use to deal with those situations. >> 500 cleveland officers are dedicated to patrolling the convention and another 2500, across the country are coming to help. and "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean will be in cleveland covering the rnc, look for her live reports all next week. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is narrowing down her vice-presidential choices. presumptive nominee hud secretary julian castro in his washington d.c. home. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren and were also seen in the home. new jersey senator corry book your and virginia senator tim kane are on the short list. we are getting a full list of the speaker line up for dnc, of course, happening right here in philadelphia first lady michelle obama and bernie sanders will kick off the convention monday night. and then on tuesday former president bill clinton is expect to talk about his work

for children and families. wednesday night features speeches from president the obama and vice-president biden, about what we can do together and chelsea clinton will speak before her mother officially accepts her parties nomination. and 30th street station is transforming for the dnc, inside the building with, pennsylvania senator bob casey. the walls which hold different plants and flowers were created by the university city district, city works crew. and heart to believe but we are just nine days away from the start of the dnc in philadelphia so stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage. and coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", doctors say they have confirmed a new wave of zika virus is transmitted, health reporter stephanie stahl explains. and also ahead the search is on for a missing bird, this rare vulture flew the coupe and how officials are tracking

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search is on for an endangered vulture that flew away during a air show. it flew from the national show in pittsburgh into a tree near community college of allegheny county. still on the loose but vulture does have a tracking device. they cannot reach critically endangered bird but he cannot see at night so there is a danger of him flying away until today break.

hopefully they will catch him. >> yes. >> hopefully he is okay. >> yes. >> joining us now, kate bilo, it has been quite a few days, very steamy few days. >> this will be day three and this may be a five day stretch of 90's before we get done with this. now today not as bad, then the past couple of days has been but it is going to be a hot one. >> slight increase. >> yes. >> let's take a look outside and we will start off with the sky that is beginning to brighten here taking a live look at intersection of broad and spring garden streets. we are heading toward sunrise very quickly seeing light in the sky and some pink colors on the horizon. it will be a nice looking day outside just a few clouds drifting through. very similar to yesterday humidity and temperature wise, possibly quite little less humid but still a very hot summer day. we're starting to see sky light down the shore as well taking you to the delaware beach at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth where again, nobody out just yet, it is still early in the morning but folks

will start getting their run the on the boardwalk before the heat moves in later today. storm scan three we have got a quad sweep here, nothing really to show you, not much happening outside at the moment. we do pick up a shower or thunderstorm it will be later this afternoon or into tonight as we wide than out on storm scan three, you can see everything is quiet. couple showers and storms off to the south and we will see heat and humidity but a few pop up storms the not out of the question this afternoon. temperatures right now very warm, steamy as well. 78 degrees in the city. seventy-three in reading. seventy-four in wilmington. sixty-nine in millville. quakertown at 66. doylestown 72. palmyra 77 degrees to start the day. dew point right now is 66 degrees. that is pretty steamy, that puts us right in the steam range here as we head through today. of course, that is saturday, not wednesday and it will stay that way throughout the afternoon. we will see dew points in the mid 60's all day long. no, sir as bad as thursday when dew points were in the 07's, very similar to yesterday. it is in the the dry but

again, it is not oppressive unbearable humidity. taking you through the next few hours at 1:00 o'clock a couple of pop up sprinkles here ape there. they will increase in coverage as we head toward late afternoon early evening hours. we will generally reach our hottest part of the day between three and 5:00 and we will see a chance for couple pop up storms. as we see it could linger until 8:00. if you have plans outside maybe an outdoor barbecue, heading down the shore or outdoors all afternoon just keep an eye to the sky if you see dark cloud rolling in. take it indoors briefly but most of the area should be rain free today. sunday starts with a few cloud and then sunshine, another glimpse today, much like today a few pop up showers and storms, not a big deal tomorrow and then we're back to scorching territory on monday. for today mostly sunny, another hot one. 93 degrees. light breeze from the west at 5 miles an hour. sunrise 5:46 this morning. warm and humid tonight. stray thunder shower in spots. low tonight 74. sunset at 8:28.

heading down the shore today, not bad. 86 degrees. steamy. uv index is a ten. rip current risk is low and tomorrow looks like a decent day but you watch out for a stay shower or then are storm. the here's your seven day forecast, hot the through monday. look at monday 96 degrees again but then we will get some relief, showers and storms monday night into tuesday and back in the 80's tuesday into wednesday, rahel, back over to you. >> eighty's sound nice at this point. >> sure does. >> kate, thank you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch there are new concerns about how zika virus is spreading. officials confirm it has been transmitted sexually from a with man to the man for the first time. pennsylvania health officials activated their zika prevention initiative. health reporter stephanie stahl has zika update. >> reporter: first female to male transmission of the zika virus happened with the 20 year-old woman who returned to new york city from the zika effected area. her male partner had not traveled outside the you had.

>> they had sexual intercourse just before she began to develop symptoms. we know this is time when people affect with zika are highest levels of the virus in their blood. >> reporter: mosquitoes usually spread the virus, sexually transmitted cases until now were all men, spreading the virus to their partners. the biggest concern is for pregnant with man because virus can cause severe birth defects. there are updated guidelines for pregnant woman. >> current recommendation is for men with pregnant partners to use other method, if is there a wrist of zika transmission and we will extend that to include couples where sexual partner is female. >> reporter: pennsylvania department of health launched a zika prevention program distributing 2500 kits for pregnant woman that includes information and mosquito repel apartments. >> we're also providing condoms for women to use who are sexually active, for individuals that have travels or their partners have traveled to zika affect countries. >> reporter: pennsylvania has

39 zika cases, in new jersey, there are 50, and in delaware they have eight. majority of the people infect with the virus don't have symptoms and officials say that they have in the found any zika infect mosquitoes in the united states. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the pennsylvania spca is remembering animal cruelty crusaders george bengal, the organization teamed up with the ceo for a fundraiser at her home. proceed will go to the george bengal fund to end animal cruelty. a laden a former shelter dog, turned therapy pup make the round as well. george bengal, there is a lane. george bengal dedicated his life to end animal cruelty. he lost his battle with cancer last month. still ahead on "eyewitness news"... >> i have too much to offer to this day. >> how a new housing facility is helping young people with disabilities live on their own, we will be right

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unrest in turkey, more on an unexpected coup attempt in a unstable part of the world. >> reporter: french officials continue their hunt for a motive behind thursday's attack, as those who are here in nice continue to mourn. i'm jonathan vigliotti with the very latest coming up. and, a philly attraction opens to the public, we will take to you eakins oval where you can see this work of hard, how it was made in just under a week. good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. meteorologist kate bilo is outside on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather, and kate, we will see sunrise but apparently supposed to be a beautiful day again. >> it will be a beautiful day

as lopping as you don't mind the heat. it is another hot and steamy daze as we are walking out here on the skies deck did feel like it the is stemming in the sauna even this morning. sunnies not even up yet. you kind of feel it will be a muggy summer day w that being said, that is where we're used to over past couple of days. today will feel similar to yesterday. lets look at storm scan three. not a whole lot to talk b we have a few cloud, drifting by, maybe to the north ape west and then it will be in and out of the clouds this afternoon not a full day of sunshine but we will call it partly to mostly sunny, couple showers off the coast, nothing outside on the radar picture just yet but with the heat and humidity this time of the the year we cannot rule out afternoon pop ups. temperatures right now 78 degrees in the city. you do not need jacket heading out for morning bagel run or out for a jog, get it in early before heat and humidity ramp up. seventy-one in lancaster. seventy-five atlantic city. sixty-nine in allentown. feels warmer then thermometer indicates because of the

humidity. right now still feeling like 80 in philadelphia. feels like 47 in wilmington. seventy-five in atlantic city. here's the day planner we are 85 by 9:00 a.m. wrapped warm up. we should hit 90 by noon and then 3:00 p.m. still hot, 93 degrees right around two or 3:00 where we may see few stray thunderstorms popping up on the radar. coming up i'll tell but the peak of this round of heat we could be back in the mid 90's and when we will see more relief, coming up in the seven day. rahel, back to you. >> kate, thank you you. lots of big international the news this morning, turkey's president says he is in control as governmental forces continue to squash a coup attempt. they have arrested more than 750 sold's cross the country, and arrested a chief mere an car a turks took to the street to confront troops attempting to take over the country. fighting continues in the morning with dozens dead, and

president obama is urging all side in turkey to back the democratically elect government. and in france, french authorities arrested five people in connection with the deadly truck attack in nice, france. the events happened as isis claimed it the is behind it. death toll from this weeks attack during bastille celebrations is 84. jonathan vigliotti reports as people there and around the world are mourning the tragedy. >> reporter: three days of mourning begins sat the day in france, but family, friend, and strangers are already coming together, to remember the lives lost. hundreds attended a service at nice cathedral: earlier in rome, tourist and residents, spread flowers and signed a book of condolences outside the french embassy. another memorial this one in new york city as nypd stood guard, providing extra security. but no more is the pain felt more then right the here in nice at this makeshift

memorial along sea side just blocks from where thursday's massacre took place. >> this photocopy of a residents card shows a man whom police say massacred bastille day revellers thursday night, 31 year-old mohamed lahouaiej bouhlel, who was born in tunisia but lived in nice. he plowed through the crowd with his 19-ton truck for more than a mile, leading to a fire fight with officers. >> i seen one guy, we seen him screaming. >> reporter: among victims an american father and son, sean copeland, and 11 year-old borrowed friday texas. mohamed lahouaiej bouhlel has a criminal record serving a suspended sentence following a road rage incident but wasn't on any terror watch lists. jonathan vigliotti for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with cbs-3 and cbs philly.com for continuing coverage, of the bastille day attack. family, friend and civil rights leaders were among the hundreds who attend aid funeral service for alton

sterling. sterling was shot and killed during a confrontation with police in baton rouge, louisiana last week. the his funeral service was filled with music and calls for justice. the two officers involved in sterling's death are on administrative leave and more protests are scheduled this weekend outside the lenient storer with sterling died. and "eyewitness news" outside a philadelphia city hall where dozens gathered for a vigil in remembrance of those killed by police, including sterling and philando castille. the castille was shot during a traffic stop in minnesota last week. the appearance have both men spark protests nationwide, the group together we stand say they organize the event as a call to action to end racism, discrimination and police brutality. some relief is on the way for frustrated septa regional rail riders. they are adding more trains next week to repair some of the 120 cars that are sidelined for emergency repairs. starting monday septa will launch a interim schedule to deal with overcrowding on trains, find that new

schedule, on cbs philly to the come. well, it is one of the biggest concerts of the summer but two friend almost didn't make it to the guns and roses shows in philadelphia after they lost their tickets. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh shows us the incredible steps a stranger took to help make them to the show. >> reporter: this warehouse is in the business of selling spirits and lifting them too. on thursday, sean mccann learned that first hand after losing something very important inside. >> it was like a pan ache tack. >> reporter: watch security footage and see a pair of tickets for guns and roses concert fall to the floor but they never noticed until they were ready to head to the show. >> he is doing this and i know what this is, he doesn't have the tickets. i have been a fan since i was eight years old. it would ruin my year if i missed the concert. >> reporter: that is yes wants everyone to know about the manager of the wine warehouse. >> they were found here.

>> reporter: usually these high definition surveillance cameras are used to kept shoplifters but it vice thing that helped track down the pair of friend that lost the concert tickets. >> he used my credit card to find my name, my name on facebook, found out we had a mutual friend and that mutual friend called me to let us know we had his ticket. >> reporter: for the general manager it was right thing to do people come in here because you take that extra step making sure they are taken care of. >> reporter: something two guns and roses fans learned is priceless. >> it is not my first time there. it will be my every time there. >> reporter: in mantua. >> have a good day. >> take care. >> reporter: anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". life long customers there. we may have seen this south jersey mom who put her own spin on pokemon go. she created the spoof chardonay go as an to the popular game. >> thank you, chardonay go, another glass, leave it for the next princess. >> well, comedian and mom of three, dina richard says the

idea came to her on monday. and she says she would play pokemon go but then she said only if there is wine involved. next day they got neighbors involved and the rest is history. >> everything we do about comedy is just about finding the humor in like the every day annoyances of mother hood. so, pokemon was annoying. that was easy. wine, i love. so it started out as something really simple. >> how about this, it only took three minutes, that she has racked up more than 16 million views on line. the that is what you call going viral. looking for something to do this weekend, oval at eakins oval around ben franklin parkway is now officially opened. as "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao shows south local high school students took part in getting the oval ready for the summer season. >> this walkway has a lot of empty colors that we're going to go fill in. >> reporter: task was daunting, create a piece of art on 25,000 square feet of

conn create. this is the mural. >> reporter: process was meticulous at times, on the ground, focus, often slow, steady strokes. but from the air this philadelphia mural arts project comes to life a beautiful mix of color and shape, a perfect backdrop for summer. >> it looks exactly like the mural i made. >> reporter: brad carney designed the mural in nod to his love of art and music. >> i fused those two together to make a fun bright colorful playful space here at the oval. friday we prime. saturday we painted lines and did base colors and monday they painted the whole blue area, yesterday they painted in all of these beautiful shades around the mural. >> reporter: it took a week and team of 50, including more than a dozen philadelphia students. >> we have huge rollers and we had to go really slow. i wanted to rush but you weren't able to. >> reporter: alycia is a pro, she has work on murals

throughout philadelphia since fifth grade. >> i like to get my hand dirty. >> i did the blue back there. >> reporter: others like tyler used the project fill a void. he graduated from the math and science high school but need art in his life. >> it is a passion of mine. it is fun, fun to me. >> reporter: and while philadelphians will enjoy games, food, fun on top these kids will look down and make sure others do too. >> my parents will drive by and i would be like difficult that part, that part. >> it is going to be amazing. i will feel a sense of accomplishment when i see it done. >> reporter: jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead a great place to cool off, when you are spending time down the shore, we will have this also. i'm nancy odell, coming up ghosts, funny ladies in comedy takes us behind the scenes of the all new ghost busters. take a look at this, this story will have you doing a double take next time you get in your car, coming up, the

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back on "eyewitness news" with dozens of local people spending their friday night under the stars in camden county. great outdoor screening of the inside out. it is one of the more popular activity put on by the county as part of the summer series

for families. last night's event took part in linder world park in lindenwald, new jersey. how are you going to call. >> ghost busters are back. nancy odell took us behind the scenes with the all female cast. >> melissa mccarthey and her team take us behind the scenes for stunt, costumes and crazy in that is went in the making of the all new ghost busters reboot. >> let's go. >> i am with you. >> ghost busters are back, but this time with the ladies in charge. melissa mccarthey, kristin wig, kate mccann on and leslie jones come together to stop ghosts from taking over new york. >> we don't want a panic. >> we don't want mass hysteria >> girls take them on, and some cool but not as easy to use as it looks. >> i can carry kate easier then i can carry the bag.

>> you can take it. >> costumes on the other hand were exactly like what anyone could hope for. >> anyone can get it. >> it is just, uncomfortable enough to be this. >> yes. >> olson, come on. >> i try too much, right. >> reporter: how about their handsome secretary played by chris hemsworth. >> check it out. >> he was really funny, and just too much in one guy. >> born to be a ghost buster, all right. >> for entertainment tonight i'm nancy odell. thousand back to you in the studio. well, a northeastern pennsylvania woman got quite the surprise when she found a bowa constrictor apparently playing hide and seek. katie howell walked up to her suv outside a medical building in luzerne county and saw

8-foot long bowa stuck underneath it. two men a by stand shore used to own it and someone who studies reptiles, freed the bowa. >> when they told me i might have transported it from where i live to here. i was done. i will be checking under my car and around the my, every single day now. >> also, katie's mercury mountaineer was taken off the ground and it took those men 45 minutes to free the snake. now to the weather cast. >> it is a shame she had to buy a whole new car but you to have do what you have to do. that would be my next move, right to the car keeler ship. that thing was huge. >> absolutely so scary. >> probably a good day for a jog. a little warm but nice. >> put the windows down, starts to get too steamy and then air conditioning on once again. ac has been getting quite a work out in our cars and homes. you can see she has the right

idea get out when sun comes up on the boardwalk, where ever you are, get that run in if you want to exercise today, now is the best time to do it. as we head through afternoon it will be a hot, steamy day. may not want to be outside. everybody down on the ocean city boardwalk enjoying clear boardwalk. it is a beautiful start to the day. the nice day down the shore, just very, very steam any that air. another look down the shore to cape may courthouse looking toward the horizon and you can see the sun about to come up, coming upright now in fact, it is cloudy right now at 73 degrees at the moment. you can catch it. more cloud at beach patrol in margate. in the seeing the sun peak its head above the horizon on this camera. 5:46. right about now. sunrise will start off our saturday. pretty nice net just a few included out the side and then we will be in and out of the cloud cover, mostly partly sunny day, cloud and sunshine but best chance for thunderstorms holds off until the afternoon. your morning is okay. it is just a little bit on the humid side out there.

temperatures right now in the upper 70's in the city. sixty-nine in millville. mid 70's down the shore. ocean temperature in the lower 70's. seven is is the reading. sixty-nine in allentown. seventy-three to start off in reading, berks county. future weather shows what we can look forward to this afternoon. the just a few clouds here and there you can see a couple cloud down the shore so main not the most sunny daze we have seen down the shore. this afternoon we have pop up showers and thunderstorms impacting the area once again. this is 5:00 p.m. showers and storms are more spotty but keep an eye to the sky with an outdoor barbecue planned and move things indoors. they should be generally quick moving and get out quickly as well. overnight a shower or storm and then tomorrow we're back to the sunshine with a chance for another round of pop up thunderstorms in the afternoon. they will be few you and far between for monday. monday same story. we will await arrival of the next front. you can see cloud and showers back to the north and west, out ahead of that it will heat up and steam up more. we will go from the lower 90's

this weekend to 96 on monday and then monday night into tuesday that a front comes through with showers and thunderstorms and that will be the change maker but today, humidity is not all that bad, it is close enough we will run close to the thermometer reading. it may feel more like 95. tomorrow will feel like low 90's and where temperatures will be with dew points in the 60's. we have high of 93. mostly sunny. another hot one. warm and humid with that stay thunder shower around this evening into tonight. seventy-four the low. heading to the phillies game, 86, stray thunderstorm possible we will get the game in just fine. quick look at your poconos forecast, isolated thunderstorm this afternoon, nice and warm tomorrow and scattered thunderstorm develops later monday afternoon and evening. eyewitness weather seven day forecast does bring that comfort back in by tuesday into wednesday when we're back in the 80's with lower humidity. back over to you. >> kate, thank you. we have a couple more days for heat and humidity and coolest place to be on a steamy day

is, in water park in wildwood. vittoria woodill checks it the out. >> live a wave simulator, it has 10,000 gallons of water and that 10,000 gallons of water cycles through the machine four times in one minute traveling about 40 miles per hour. >> reporter: have you ever had flow riders on flow riders. >> we did have him scheduled to be here and for him to be here but he went to the wrong water park and he didn't come. >> reporter: fortunately you have flow torey to be flow rider to take it on. can you give me some tips. >> for body board when you ride keep your elbows on the board. keep your feet together and in the water and if you want when you feel confident you can do stand up, you want your shoulders square up wither feet and weight in your back foot. >> what were your biggest mistakes. >> when trial to get on your

knees it was taking a while to get your hand in the water. once you kept your hand on you stayed up perfectly. >> how do you think i did out of ten. >> okay good okay. >> did you a great job. >> now we're talking. >> seven. >> seven, that hurts my feeling. >> ten. >> ten, yes. >> ten. >> thank you. >> i feel pretty good. >> i think i can did better, always room for improvement so i will give myself a nine. >> ten. >> ten it is. >> well, there you go i gave myself a nine but folks were thinking otherwise. splash zone is place to be in wildwood, we had a ball and i got to get up there and do it again, bye-bye. unique way to tie the knot still ahead on "eyewitness news" we will show you wednesday ago this brought about a roller coaster of emotions. hear from you new sixers, his thought on the city and fans next up in

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phillies back in action last night against the mets against a seven game home stand, to the top of the third, mets get on the first, the pop out to center field. top of the fifth we will go, neil walker at the plate. he hits another home run for the mets, on this one, cabrera and grander son are able to score and mets increase their lead to four to nothing. bottom of the sixth, codey asche, will hit to left field. that would bring cameron rupp home. but the phillies would, lose

five-three. sixers making some moves yesterday trading for sascha combs for cash considerations from the cavilers but big news dario saric officially a sixer. saric signed on the dotted line yesterday and introduced to the media, and gm brian colangelo after playing overseas past two years, it was uncareer when we finally join the sixers. 6-foot ten power forward is described as a gritty player, who is a perfect fit for the team and is reportedly a four year deal worth more than 10 million. he was pleasantly surprised by the welcome he received here. >> i was surprised. i didn't know, you say welcome to me. city is happy because i'm here. >> sixers taking on the heat in their final summer league game, and the match up was a

consolation game, as they were eliminated. simmons and sixers took the win 74-66 the final. eagles safety malcolm jenkins and his foundation part of the the unique camp for kid at drexel university. it gives them a chance to explore a connection between athletic, video games and virtual reality. malcolm making a surprise visit yesterday, showing off a new avatar there it is a effort between jenkins foundation and drexel's center. >> often times, you know, you have kid that have a lot of talent and a lot of drive, they have in the the been exposed to different options other than what they see. when you take them out of their own environment and show them what is out there and she them different things that they have in the been exposed to you spark that creativity and that interest and they do the rest on their own. >> that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great the day. pair of newlyweds, approached to taking the plunge, james and courtney

music, decided to get married where they had theirs first day at this amusement park in north carolina it is sentiment willal. they said i do on the fury roller coaster. >> i guess we both fell for each other. >> having fun, exactly why we imagined it and it is so much more, it is like a dream come true. it is perfect. >> they plunged 325 feet they shouted i do and began the biggest adventure of their lives together. congratulations. coming up next on "eyewitness news", an attempted take over in turkey and now that country's president is blaming a pennsylvania man. his alleged connection to the coup attacks. plus they are in your neighborhood, even hanging around our cbs-3 studios, popular pokemon go app is soaring but now is there another troubling issue that is raising eyebrows. another hot one, kate is back with your saturday

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new this morning a man is shot during an attempted robbery where this happened and the condition of the victim coming up. unrest in turkey, takes an street, as coup attempts unfold and we will learn there

is a local connection to the turmoil. two women with local ties in our area were in nice france when that attack happened. how one says a cabdriver's mistakes, likely saved her life. today is saturday july 16th, good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. justin drabick is off this morning. kate bilo joins us with eyewitness weather and kate, the heat is not over just yet. >> heat is not done either. today we will make it a third heat wave of the season, three days in the 90's, once again, we may rack up five straight in the 90's through monday the at least before this round of heat is finished with us. we have a little bit of relief in our future. lets start off with today with a nice summer day. if you don't mind 90's humidity is no the that bad. we will take what we can get. live look, spring garden camera sun coming up over the horizon now we are seeing first rays of sunlight over the intersection at broad and spring garden street. it looks nice outside on the roof camas well. we will look at our current