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

conditions, currently 77 degrees in philadelphia, that will be our morning low, knew that the sun is up, temperatures will rise and feels a couple degrees warmer then that thanks to the humidity in the atmosphere wind are north at 7 miles an hour. weather headlines, heat wave number three we will kick that into gear today with the third day in the 90's but some relief is in sight. we have a chance for spotty storms in the forecast the whole time and we will time them out in our main weather hit the but first we will take a look at temperatures around the region, and some spots are comfortable this morning. allentown at 67. lancaster at 68. we are seeing those numbers start to rise, now that the sunnies up and dew points are in the 60's, it is a steam bat h outside this morning if you are getting your morning jog in, that is a good idea but expect to be sweating out there today. you're witness weather day planner 58 at 9:00 a.m. ninety at noon. ninety-three will be our high today but a few pop up thunderstorms moving in this afternoon, coming up, as time roams out with future weather and when that relief makes it

back in the forecast. for now, back over to you. we will check back with you in a moment. new this morning an attempted robbery in philadelphia's oxford circle neighborhood end in gunfire. police say a man was entering his home on the 5900 block of loretta avenue when someone tried to rob him but shot him three times. victim is in stable condition, and police are new looking for the gunman. a triple shooting in north philadelphia has left one man dead and wounded two women, this morning police continue to look for the gun man and try to find out what the motive was. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at police headquarters, a neat, what can you tell us. >> we know that victim is a 64 year-old man, two women were taken to temple university hospital, police say this all happened last night around 8:35 near ninth and somerset streets in north philadelphia, they say that at least 11 shots were fired from two semiautomatic weapons, a 48 year-old woman was shot in the chest in critical condition at temple university hospital, and a 15 year-old girl was

shot in the lower back and that teen remains in stable condition. and because of the very age range of the victims it is in the clear who the intended target was and police say it is possible that in of them was the target, investigators also believed that the suspected shooter has had two guns, one of the victims may have tried to fire back and we know at least within of the guns used was large and of high caliber and investigators say there is something else that may help them piece this all together. >> based on ballistics evidence we know 11 shots were fired from two separate caliber weapons. we found 11 spent shell casings on the highway. >> reporter: right now though going through security footage that they may have found at one of the shops on ninth and somerset streets. witnesses described the shooter as a male wearing dark clothing and timber land boots and he actually pulled that gun from his shoes and then ran away from the scene of the shooting. so at this time no arrests have been made. live from police headquarters, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". >> thank you. turkey's president says he is in control after a coup attempt against him. gunfire and battle has left dozens of military force detain. as brooks silva-braga reports, it is unclear who is running the country. >> reporter: attempted crew by element of the turkish military led to a night of chaos and violence. tanks earned ised the istanbul airport, bridges connecting the city were shut down. >> shooting. >> reporter: early saturday morning president erdogan who had been on vacation managed to return and said plotters would pay a heavy price for their treason. erdogan is a controversial figure seen as a awe thorough tear yan but fearsly supported by others. it was unclear how much military had revolted but group portrayed themselves as lynn raters writing they act todd reinstall constitutional order, democracy, human rights and freedoms. the white house released a

statement saying that the president and secretary of state john kerry agreed that all parties in turkey should support the democratically elect government. large crowd gathered in to the early morning, some cheering, and others denouncing, a night that left turkey in uncertain hand. brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have learned there is a pennsylvania connection to the unrest, turkey's president said the attempted coup was made by mens of the bru leb movement a turkish cleric from the poconos. turkey state run broadcast trc world, tweeted a president from president your dog an says turkey will not be run from a house in pennsylvania, turkey is not a country that can be bought or sold cheaply. he is said to be living in this compound in saylorsburg monroe county. he has denied any movement in the turkish military coup attempt. they have not arrested five people in connection with the deadly truck attack in

nice, france. short time later, isis claimed responsibility. investigators say the attacker was a terrorist linked to radical islam. he haded a record that included road rage but nothing that would have suggested anything as serious as this attack. president obama offered his column dance answer and says france is one of the united states strongest allies. >> we need to stand with our french friend as we defend our nation as begins this scourge of terrorism and violence. >> at least two americans a father and a son from texas are among 84 people killed by the attacker who drove a truck through crowd celebrating bastille day in nice. more than 200 people were hurt. and office of the french consul here in philadelphia is planning a vigil to day for victims of the bastille day attack. many in our area have family and friend from the terror zone and at least one eyewitness has local ties. we spoke to her about the chaos. report so many in the southern french time of nice it was

supposed to be a night of friend, family and fire works. >> we have summertime all year long. we just could not expect it to happen here. >> reporter: bastille day celebrations ended with dozens dead, video shows as the crowd along busy prom men nate ran for their lives. this woman lives in nice but spent six months in conshohocken in 2009 for an internship was among the terrified. >> we just knew we had to find shelter. >> reporter: she and many others hid in restaurants when given all clear by police a scene all too familiar she says. >> scary thing i would say, it was very scary, is that we were, we actually, we were running in the par ace tax. >> reporter: michael skullon had been speaking to those in our region and tells "eyewitness news" that the philadelphia area has a sizable french population. >> we have about 5,000 french people living in the region. we have about 65,000 visitors

per year. so, at anytime, a portion will be here. >> reporter: crowds thursday night were turned away from the promenade after the attack, she didn't realize until she got home and turn on the tv just how deadly the night became. a night started in celebration, but ending, in tragedy. we are also hearing from a french teacher, with local ties who is an eyewitness to the terror. the former chester academy school teach's laura neagle was blocks away having dinner. naig he'll tending a summer language seminar said crowd started to pour in the square she was in and said many people tried to shield their children. >> pushing children behind pillars to shield their children. they didn't know for what but they were rushing to get the strollers behind the pillars. >> neagle said she didn't realize the extent of attack until she returned to her hotel. there is much more to come on "eyewitness news" including

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go players. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has the details. >> walking in circles looking for a polywag, or other, you may be able to fine these pokemon creatures at independent national historical park. >> we have one that popped up, and decided to visit the liberty bell. >> reporter: park rangers there and throughout the country are embracing the largest, mess popular mobile game ever. >> bring people down to some of the other sites that may not have as much visitation, so as, the liberty bell, or independent hall. >> reporter: park ranger adam duncan has seen dozens of people capturing creatures at independent mall and unlike at another national park. >> he joins us here, and he has a wild scene. >> he believes it will bring in a younger crowd to experience these historical sites. >> certainly we encourage people while they are chasing these monsters, to stop for a minute, take in the fresh air, and take a look around and

then learn to play and learn the place they are visiting. >> reporter: they could be brought by avid player and budding entrepreneur john. >> i made $250 stowe far. >> reporter: he is offering to chauffeur pokemon hunters around the city, two hearst for 50 bucks that becomes can hold four outlets report report power wifi and snacks included. >> i had this idea like, instead obvious doing this for free, i could charge people to do this and drive them where ever they wanting to for two hours and make a profit. >> reporter: you can see two pokemon go players right over there point in this is use common sense, places like arlington national museum and national holocaust museum in washington tc are asking players to turn off their phones, stop playing, out of respect. reporting here from writ even house park i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". not a bad day to day to hunt some pokemon in your neighborhood but make sure you

bring plenty of water taking a long walk because it will be a hot one outside. temperatures on the weather watcher board here are running up into the 70's. 73 degrees. checking in with alan, in delran, new jersey. he has sub shine. dew point is 67. today would be a little bit of heaven. i like that that he has going on there early in the morning we have the rhymes going. phil is in philadelphia, we have got sunshine 72 degrees there. let's head down toward oxford area and check with fran in nottingham. 70 degrees, sunshine, relative humidity is 95 percent. i want to show you a beautiful look the a the morning. ed connor sent thus one and satisfied red sky in the morning sailors take morning. that is the old saying but not a bad day out on the water for salors anyway. lynn sent thus one, the sunset yesterday, i believe, looking like a nice sky there from lynn. thank you, as always to our weather watch hours send us weather observations every single day. no the looking too bad

outside. as we head closer to the city we are seeing temperatures in the upper 70's still. seventy-seven with john. john says, that dew point is 64 degrees and he sent thus photo of the sky this morning from the olney section of the city. again, showing beautiful, array of colors here at sunrise. the great start to the day, and it will be a pretty nice summer day if you don't mind the heat. in the wintertime we would kill for a day like today. enjoy while we have it. stay cool and hydrated. lets look at is what going on taking a look at the bethlehem, you can see, we have a nice busing down the street. only people out and b public transportation is running up in northampton county but all of the parking spaces are empty in bethlehem this morning. the it looks good outside. nice day to take a stroll down main street, grab bagels, coffee and get back inside, before you have to get in the heat and humidity. boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach where we have a few folks walking the board, doing

jogging trying to get that work out in because nobody want to work out when it is 93 n the 60's, it is just not fun. good time to get out on the boardwalk get your morning jog in and then you are done. you don't to have worry about it the rest of the day. storm scan three looking fine, few cloud off to the west, pop up showers and storms this afternoon, you can see, eastern half of the country pretty quite to it day. storms are, driven by the heat, humidity and they like to pop up at hottest most unstable part of the day which is early afternoon and evening. 77 degrees, and millville, and willow grove, 72, pottstown 68, palmyra is at 64. mount holly new jersey, at 73 degrees. the current dew point is 66. i know we have on thursday we have got to 96. dew points in the 70's, today, not as bad. we are not oppressive, we're not insufferable but we are steamy as we head through the rest of this afternoon. this is saturday, it is hot,

steamy day, these showers and storms will be few and far between. we will start with sunshine. 2:00 p.m. we have a couple pop up showers and thunderstorms. 5:00 p.m. we will see showers and storms over new jersey but few pop ups back to the west as well ape these may linger until after night fall and then overnight. tomorrow we will see sun return. another one of the pop ups in the afternoon but they are few and far between. anything we see this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon will be isolated. monday starts off with sunshine. monies when we ram up the heat and humidity. we are at 93 for the high wind out of the west at 5 miles an hour. for tonight warm and humid with a stray thunder shower. seventy-four your overnight low. heading down the shore not too bad. 86 degrees. it is steamy. water temperature 71. uv index is ten. stretch of the 90's continues through monday. that will make it five straight in the 90's. tuesday we will start with the shower, front coming through monday night into tuesday morning with showers and storms and that will drop the heat and humidity next wednesday looks like the

nicest day of the stretch, not as hot less humid, with lots of sunshine. for new back over to you. >> kate, thank you. count down to the republican national convention is on, and just two days to go police are putting final touches on security after a year and a half of planning. local, state and federal agencies are working together to coordinate safety as tens of thousands plan to travel to the event. meanwhile, the parties presumptive nominee is preparing to campaign with an official running mate. weijia jiang reports from cleveland, ohio. >> indiana governor mike pence is joining the republican ticket. donald trump tweeted pence is his running mate. >> i think he will be a great president and lie forward to carrying his message all across this country and, serving with him. >> reporter: the morning news conference sat the day in new york city then turned their attention to cleveland and the republican national convention. the few thousand people are expect here next week. cleveland police have prepped

for 18 months, bomb detection robot, k-9 teams and mounted units are in place and the city has created a heightened security events zone throughout the downtown area smaller secure zone around quicken loans a reen ace off limit to vehicles. >> security officials say they made changes to their plans following mass shooting of police officers this dallas and there will be even more as a result of the attack in nice, france. adding to the challenges, ohio is an open carry state so people outside the secure zone can bring guns of all sizes. >> security folks in the past, and we have a system in place that we used to deal with those situations. >> reporter: five hundred clef land officers are dedicated to patrolling the convention and with 2500 others from across the country can help them the police chief say they are ready for anything. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and "eyewitness news" anchor jessica teen will be in

cleveland covering the rnc, look for live reports next week. we are now just nine days from the start of the dnc here in philadelphia stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage. we are getting a first look for the dnc happening here in philadelphia first lady michelle obama and senator bernie sanders will kick off convention on monday night, but on tuesday, former president bill clinton is expect to talk about his life's work for children and family. wednesday night has speeches from president obama and vice-president biden about working together. on thursday night, chelsea clinton will speak before her mother accepts her parties nomination. and late show with stephen colbert will go live to both rnc and dnc, colbert talks about why he wants next two weeks of shows to happen in real time. >> this is part of the video game, all of the gold coins come up and you have to gobble them up. this is bonus round. we don't want to leave

anything on the table. we don't want to wait for next 24 hearst for the story to change. >> always such a good show. watch late show with stephen colbert with live convention shows starting monday night at 11:35 right here on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this saturday morning getting kid out on of their high school prom, harrisburg teen, here in when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was appalled. you gotta see this guy... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember! that reporter suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms. it told me everything i need to know

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philadelphia star rob mcillhenie. our justin finch tells us about her debut. >> ♪ >> it is always sunny in philadelphia, the fans know that theme song very well. >> all right, all right, all right. >> this season was the black tie debut alongside sitcom stars dennis, charlie and matt whom we found filming at chestnut street. >> and, action. >> reporter: yes. >> what is your reaction from family and friend about this whole thing. >> absolutely, excited, i don't know, surreal. >> reporter: surreal guest starring role the 17 year-old thought was a joke. did you think you were being punked. >> yes, i did not actually think that this would happen, but thank god it did. >> reporter: not from an agent but from twitter where it's always sunny co-star and

creator rob fact saw his story and invited her on to the hit fx comedy. >> i was actually on set in l.a. and i was showing it to a couple people, charlie, glenn and everybody thought it was pretty cool. so i reached out to anya and here we are. >> reporter: silver lining for the harrisburg area teen who wore a tuxedo to the junior prom and was kick out for it. school officials called it a dress code violation. >> why would somebody not want to see it. >> reporter: before donning that top anya was an expert dressed down in casual t-shirt and slacks, perfect for a pedestrian which was more work, then she thought. how many times do you think you crossed that street today. >> a lot. >> it is a lot. >> reporter: if you are wondering what her role would be, rob would not the reveal much. >> it will be a great show. >> reporter: is hollywood in

her future? she's not sure. don't rule it out. >> when i was a junior in high school i didn't know i wanted to be an actor but you figure it out. >> reporter: justin finch for cb is. three "eyewitness news". stay tuned. still ahead on "eyewitness news", two young girls giving back, simple gift they have delivered to police to show their appreciation and the message that they want to show. i'm cleve bryan coming up how wine an app how one mom couldn't stand gave her an idea that

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thanks so much for being with us i'm rahel solomon. lets get out to kate bilo out on the cbs-3 sky deck and it looks beautiful behind you for all of those hot weather fans a nice little stretch. >> if you do not mind the heat it is not as bad as it was on thursday that set bench mark for unbearable heat and humidity. we're in the 90's, sunny summer day and starting with blue sky, sunshine here in center city. can't complain about a day like today. great day to cool off, maybe head down the shore or poconos but watch out for pop up then are storms this afternoon. the lets start with current conditions and we will look at our studios here toward center city where we are at 77 degrees. wind light from the north. that is 7 miles an hour.

feels 2 degrees warmer. thanks to the humidity. dew points in the mid to upper 60's right now. temperatures across the region at 07 in red to go start your morning. sixty-seven in allentown. more comfortable 62 in mount pocono. mid 07's down the shore. ocean water temperature is 71. not a big start, getting, grab some breakfast this morning, head out for that early morning exercise, take a walk or judging now is your best time to do it because by 9:00 we will be up to 85 degrees. quick warm up new that the sunnies shining. 90 degrees by noon. ninety-three by 3:00. that is our high in philadelphia just a chance of the spotty thunderstorm in the afternoon, some sun, humid down the shore 86. poconos 86 degrees. warm with sunshine and chance for an afternoon thunderstorm. it is a late summer saturday but not a fan of the 90's we will tell you whether he relief will return coming up when i join you inside.

>> thanks, kate. turkish officials say anyone who took part in the coup attempt will receive any punishment they deserve. they detain 2800 people and is there word that a turkish military chopper has landed in greece and that several people are seek ago sigh lum. there is 1400 wounded. at least one bomb hit the parliament complex. isis is claiming it is behind the deadly truck attack in east france. death toll during bastille day celebrations is now at least 84. this morning french prosecutors took five people in custody. beyond than vigliotti report that people there and around the world are america 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 left flowers and signed a book of condolence outside french embassy and

another memorial, this one in new york city as nypd stood guard providing extra security. >> in where is pain felt more than right here in nice at this makeshift memorial along the sea side just blocks away from where thursday's massacre took place. this photo, copy of the residents card shows a man police say massacred bastille day revellers thursday night. thirty-one 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, crying. people, with babies screaming. >> reporter: among victims 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 red rage incident but wasn't on any terror watch list. the john than vigliotti for

cps3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police are looking for clues, that would lead them to the gun man who killed a man and wounded two women. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live with the latest on the investigation, hi there, anita. >> rahel police say what is surprising about this case is victim was a 64 year-old man, two other women, only 15 years old, was taken with injuries to temple university hospital. police say the triple shooting happened around 8:35 last night, and ninth and somerset streets the in north philadelphia. the police say a 38 year-old woman was shot in the chest and is in critical condition while that teenage girl was shot in the lower back and is in stable condition. that because of the various age range of the victims it is not clear who the intended target was and police say it is possible that in of them was the charges. investigators believe 11 shots were fired from two different semiautomatic weapons and police are investigating whether the suspect shooter had two guns or whether one of

the victims tried to fight back. we know one of the guns used was large, and high caliber and investigators say is there something else that might help them piece this all together. >> fortunately, at the intersection of ninth and somerset we did find some businesses and one of the businesses had several cameras, that were just feet away from where ballistics evidence was and where the victims were found. >> reporter: witnesses tell police shooter was wearing dark clothing and timber land boots and he pulled that gun out of his shoes. he ran away from the scene. at this time in arrests have been made. live from police headquarters, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police are also investigating another fatal shooting in north philadelphia. this time officers rush to the 3100 block of north patton street around 11:15. as "eyewitness news" is outside philadelphia city hall where dozens gathered for a vigil in remembrance of those

killed by police, including alton sterling and philando castille. sterling was killed in louisiana. castille was shot during a traffic stop in minnesota. both men, sparked this nationwide. they say they organized the event as a call to action to end racism, discrimination and police brutality. well, a simple encounter with the police officer at a local convenient store inspires two little girls to do something sweet for men and with men in blue. "eyewitness news" natasha brown shows how their super act of kindness won the hearts of the entire police department. >> it first started at 7-eleven getting slurpes and we saw police officers and we started to hug them. >> reporter: it began with the hug from the cherry hill police officer, ten year-old gina howell and her seven year-old sister kane a new they wanted to do something special for the police department. >> we got this idea of for a thank you note for their

service, and everything they have done for us and we decided to give them a cake. >> reporter: they pick out this cake posted on the cherry hill police department's facebook page with a simple message. >> it says thank you for your service. >> reporter: girls with the help of their grandmother delivered the cake this week, bringing the smile to the faces of officers. still reeling from the loss of five of their brothers in blue killed in an ambush attack in dallas. >> it makes you feel good, and proud. >> reporter: officer renee houl hand found out who they were and surprised them at their home, bearing police novelty gifts and gift card for that are favorite drink, slurpes, are. >> as a veteran community affairs officers she knows all too well the importance of establishing bonds with the community. >> it is important to try to give back especially after the tragedy that happened in dallas. we can't to keep positive reenforcement with the police and community. >> i want them to grow up and respect and realize what they do for our community.

>> reporter: gestures of kindness and appreciation of residents have been pouring in the department, from food, to cards, and nets of gratitude. small tokens that could make biggest difference in building bridges throughout communities. >> i said maybe you will be the example that will make other kid want to do this, and as they grow up, you guys will be changing what is going on now. >> reporter: would you do this again if you saw another police officer. >> yeah. >> reporter: in cherry hill, new jersey, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". relief is the way for frustrated septa regional rail riders. septa is adding more trains next week, to some 120 cars sidelined for emergency repairs. starting monday septa will launch a new schedule to help deal with overcrowding on trains. post that new schedule on cbs philly.com. two friend almost didn't make it to the guns and roses show in philadelphia sean mccann lost their concert tickets at the wine warehouse

in mantua, new jersey and never noticed. security cam video shows the pair of $160 ticket bought, certainly in the cheap. the manager found tickets and went to great length to track the friend down. take a listen. >> need my credit card to find my name, my name on facebook, found that we had a mutual friend and mutual friend call me to let us know we have their tickets. >> people come in here because they take that extra step making sure that they are taken care of. >> the general manager says he track down the friend because it was the right thing to do. job well done. yesterday we told but the south jersey mom who put her own spin on pock man go. she created a spoof of chardonay go. our cleve bryan introduces you to the hilarious creator whose idea who has gone viral. >> glass really close to my house right the now, let's go find it. chardonay go. >> reporter: being funny and being a mom go hand and hand

for dina blizzard this week more facebook page one funny mother reached new heights of fame after making a parity about pokemon go called chardonay go. >> everything they do is always just about finding the humor in like the every day annoyances of mother hood. so, pokemon was annoying, that would be the wine that i love. so it started out as something simple. >> reporter: on monday her three kid asked her to run around and play pokemon go. only way she would play a game like that is if there was wine involved. >> i said hey, lets have this idea, we called a couple of the neighbors and say hey, can i beat you up in front of the treat. she said yes. >> reporter: it took three minutes for her son to record it as she and friend looked for glasses around the neighborhood has 16 million views. >> i don't know how you celebrate 16 million. we're at 20 i think we will take a nap. >> reporter: as i found through my conversation with blizzard the wine is certainly

real. unfortunately chardonay go isn't a real app that will come tour phone soon. >> they say are you going to go make the app i don't even know how to down load app. i don't know how anybody could think i could make it. >> reporter: blizzard is happy to share her one funny mother brand of comedy and hear from people around the globe how chardonay globe has brightened their day. moorestown, cleve bryan for cps3 "eyewitness news". something about that that makes me so happy. still ahead on "eyewitness news" still looking for something fun to do in the city this weekend. still ahead we will take you to the summer transformation of eakins oval. ghost busters are back but this time with the ladies involve. we will show you the all female cast. a break from the expect heat and chance of storms, kate bilo has your forecast when we come right back.

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search is on for a vulture that flew away during an open air show. the vulture flew from the national aviary to the community college of allegheny college. it is still on the lose but here's good news vulture does have a tracking device. a team cannot reach critically endangered bird.

the bird cannot see at night so there is no danger of him flying away overnight, until today break. we will check in throughout the day. northeast pennsylvania woman got quite the surprise when she found a bowa constrictor playing hide and seek. the katie howell walk out to her suv, in luzerne county and found the bowa, stuck under the car. two men by stand hours used to own snakes and someone who studies reptiles and amphibians freed the bowa. >> when they told me i might have transported it from where i live to hear, i was, i am a nervous wreck now. i will be checking my car and around the my car every single day now. >> that is scary. >> to free the bowa katie's mercury mountaineer was raised off the ground and took those men 45 minutes to free the snake. >> there is still a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and vanita nair joins us live with the preview.

>> yes, we're still reeling from the bowa. >> i know. >> yes. >> rahel, coming up the day's headlines plus the national obsession over those monsters of the deep, we will go inside the never ending shark craze as we see how one magazine is taking a fresh look. plus, one of the few men to have walk on the moon, we will talk to buzz aldron about his new book on his incredible life. this weekend a new ghost buster film is hoping to scare up some becomes office but did you know hollywood's first ghost busters was a show right here on cbs in the 1907's. we will look back at this bizarre piece of pop history. all that plus your eye opener, the dish and really special music for folks in philly, steve gunn will be in the saturday session just ahead, on cbs this morning, saturday. >> okay. i didn't actually know that but so excited about ghost busters it looks funny. >> we are too, can't wait to

see it. >> i like the original version. >> yes, pretty weird. >> okay, thanks guys. can't wait to watch. well, there is a new park on the parkway, it is completely restyled eakin oval. the piece of the stunning mural hand painted by, the artist and vittoria woodill has more on the transformation of eakins oval. >> three, two, one. >> it is got rhythm and it has got music. >> ♪ >> reporter: it is eakins oval orchestrate by fairmount park conservancy, philadelphia parks and recreation and the oval was prime, painted and singing a new tune. maybe we should let the mural do the talking. >> the theme for this years oval is move, it is musical theme. we have a lot of different amenities here at the oval to celebrate that including musical instruments like pianos, and drums. different things thaw can do, to celebrate music. >> reporter: meet music man and lead journalist behind

writ will and blues brad carney. >> i created the mural in fivetive rent region that is represent the flavor of philadelphia. today we will come out and have fun. that was my main goal was to create something big enough to see this happen. >> reporter: let's get a better view of the 25,000 square food installation. when you look down, do you see the vision that was in your head, right before you now. >> this looks exactly like we planned out. >> reporter: music at your fingertips and on every inch, if you hear it, the music will move you. >> what music do you hear? >> that is a tough one. mostly jazz. >> reporter: me too. >> and that is where we are from. it is beautiful. >> thank you very much, we appreciate it. there is music, there are food trucks and there is something for everyone including games and even a little shopping. it is wednesday through sunday, most nights from 11 to 10:00 p.m. check it out, vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

thanks, torey. it looks like a great the idea, great place to head if you are in the down the shore, poconos, not by the pool head out to eakins oval and see us walking around the city. if you need something to eat and drink it will be a hot one. temperatures in the 70's in the region. ed connor checking in at 70 degrees. he sent this photo of, this little guy in the hurry trying to get somewhere. he has someplace to be. he wants his morning jog in before the humidity kicks in as i have been telling everybody to do. 27 degrees, in new jersey. peter, sending his stats in. seventy-two. relative humidity 79 percent in lawrenceville. 70 degrees as we move into pennsylvania we will check with jerry alburr any blue bell who has a temperature of 7o not too bad. lots of sunshine to start the day. this is most comfortable part of the day with temperatures near 70. lots of sun and in the quite as hot as it is going to be. sixty-eight in sanatoga, michael riley with sunshine, one sticky morning. dew point is 67. good morning. good morning to you michael.

69 degrees down in delaware. and delores lee in newark she has got 69, and some fog. it is a long morning. enjoy hot summer day and we have one more observation here, jason, he is in middletown, delaware at 72 degrees. and jason says where is the polar vortex, when you need it. that would feel good right about now. cold air, mother nature's air conditioning. we will need actual air conditioning today. lets look outside. we will start off down the shore where it is a beautiful shot right now in ocean city. you can seaboard walk to the left, ocean to the right, a few clouds clinging to the coast this morning but those blue skies behind them. it will clear out and get more blue skies as the day goes along. people outside on the boardwalk, bikes out there, is your i or two, great morning for it. take a live look at neighborhood network, cape may courthouse, sharing those cloudy mentioned at 74. beach patrol in margate just out driving around in the sand and now it is quiet, claim

your spot for a beautiful saturday down the shore. storm scan three showing just that bank of cloud to the north and west. there are clouds off the coast, even some showers, mainly staying off the coast. we have seen this cloudy condition down the shore this morning. otherwise pretty quiet, today, late this afternoon we will to have watch out for pop up thunderstorms. sixty-seven in allentown. 74 degrees in atlantic city. we are at 68 in pot town. seventy-four in palmyra and 73 in mount holly. dew points in the 60's. that is where they will stay for the most part. 66 degrees dew point puts us in the steamy range. it is not a oppressive day. not unbearable. in the like thursday with dew points in the 70's but it is still a little bit on the muggy side. it is a typical summer day. we will take you through the day, and we can see by noon, still a few pop up thunderstorms in the late have afternoon, early evening hours today. even overnight there could be a stray shower. tomorrow we will have a good deal of sun shine, chance of a

few pop ups in the afternoon but few and far between. monday very hot and humid again with the wind from the southwest moving in ahead of the advancing front coming through monday night and into tuesday. overnight especially, showers and storms and then a reduction in the heat and humidity for the middle of next week. today mostly sunny, another hot one. we are at 93 for your high. tonight we're down to 74. it is warm, humid with a stray thunder shower. seventy-four again, sunset at 8:28. if you are heading to the phillies game watch out for spotty thunderstorms. 86 degrees your first pitch forecast. in the poconos this weekend looking good, just a chance for afternoon thunderstorm. temperatures in the 80's, monday better chance for those storms late in the day. so we will keep 90's going. monday looks like worse of this stretch at 96, scorcher but showers and storms monday night into tuesday and we have nice weather weather returning next week with temperatures back in the 80's, rahel, back to you. now lets look at a family who spent their friday night

under the stars in camden county, it is free outdoor screening of the animated film inside out. movie night is one of the most popular activities for the county as par of the summer series for families. last night's event took place in lindenwald park in lindenwald. is there something strange in your neighborhood so who are you going to do. more than three connect cade after ghost busters first moved into theater they got to reboot the franchise but this time, they are here to i have is a the day. cbs's kenneth craig has the preview. >> someone is creating a device that analyzes paranormal activity. >> reporter: thirty-two years after the ghost busters came to new york a new class of spirit hunter is putting on proton packs. christian wigg, melissa mccarthey, kate mccann on and leslie jones is starring in this remake full of spoofs and full of slime.

>> it is very hard to wash off. >> mccarthey says slime was fun but a problem. >> it was just getting it off that was not as, cooperative. it took about two days to get off. >> reporter: mccann on and jones are new comers to the blockbuster films. they say they have kept each other in check. >> i think we just be calm. >> i stepped back when she becomes like ah. >> reporter: jones drug director paul feat with letting the cast adlib some of the funnier scenes. >> i'm sorry. >> i'll let you. >> we do what was scripted and he would say it is yours and then we would just have fun. >> and have fun looking for cameo's from stars from the original film. cast says their spirits live large in this version. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

bucks county's take already swift took time out of her vacation to visit some sick children as she brought along her guitar. >> ♪ >> swift sang with children at a hospital in as you veil use. she took selfies, helping with art projects and as you can see there left them smiling ear to ear. hospital later tweeted we are all crazy about t ata. the children will never forget, we will be right

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let's get one more look at your seven day forecast and it is a hot weekend, scorcher. ninety-three today and tomorrow, pop up thunderstorms, monday 96 but then gets better, rahel as we head into next week back in the 80's with lower humidity. >> something for everyone. >> that is eye witt the necessary news for now, we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com, cbs this morning saturday is next. have a good weekend.

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