water, where we are told they penitentiary the bet are part of the entire day, this is part of the investigation that is winding down. now there were searching the bottom of the bay between ocean it the eye, new jersey and somers point, this area where we're told is known as rainbow channel, we're told divers waited to go in until low tide to head in the water, the fpi confirms unit from new york were here assisting the philadelphia field office. now spokeswoman for fbi confirmed this is part of the an investigation where agents are searching for evidence, we're told divers were not looking in this area, for a body. now that is all they are saying at the moment. now from chopper three, you can get a betterrens of the dive operation, where there were about 12 agents on the ground, most of them wearing brightly colored golf horse with the letters fbi on them and agents were here forever hours. fbi would not take any questions on the nature of the investigation or even, what brought them here.

>> you know, approximately two and a half to three hours. they were pulling up tons and tons of sea weed, and then the divers went in, and evidently they were waiting for a lack tide, or whatever tide. >> reporter: we aid we checked in here with ocean it the eye and spokesmen told me residents and visitors should not be alarmed as there is no threat to publish safety, and there are no activity incident that this is related to. back live here you can see agents, speaking with one another, this is ae eveningsly is what less than what was a are, sophisticated, dive operation here, the tanks were connected by holes and they were set up under two tents here. i just saw from their facebook friend monitoring the it ways that the fbi was here as early as 7:00 in the morning. owe, of course, nature of this investigation, the mystery deepening, we will see if that part of the story what we have

learn at 6:00. live from ocean city, new jersey i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> ohio, thank you. meantime resident and utility crews are cleaning up to day after powerful storms, slammed the area yesterday. parts of the delaware county took the worst of the he rear weather. trait line wind made a direct hit from the winslow section of the haverford town hip up loading trees and damages homes. powerful storm brought down silo at swiss farms cool on eagle road that local landmark has stood there 40 decades. >> the wind and rain are going, identify ways and you could not even see the eye low from the next building over, and the flash, the storm coming up past, and the silo, implodes. good despite all of the damage from the storm no another just injuries were reported. meteorologist kate bilo will tell us when next chance for storms will be coming up. now to campaign 2016 and race for president. it is day two of the republican national convention in cleveland and "eyewitness

news" is there lets show you live picture from high above quicken loans a reen, where donald trump officially becomes the republican party's nominee but it is his wife melania who is getting most of the attention over plagiarism allegations, craig bo iswell has latest. >> reporter: head of the republican national committee says he would probably fire medical yan use trump speech writer portions resemble michelle obama's 2008 speech at democratic national convention. >> you work hard for what you work in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> that your word is your bond and that you do what you say you are going to do. >> that your word is your bond and you do what you say you are going to do. >> reporter: trump's campaign chair claims mrs. trump didn't copy from the script and clinton campaign is fueling the controversy. >> when hillary clinton is threatened by a female he tries to detroy the person. >> reporter: democrats say they are not pressing the issue.

>> one has really only passages of the speech into a on line tool, toe that the similarities. >> other republicans dismissed the comparisons. >> leave her alone. >> reporter: many delegates who listened to the speech in person a uproar is just a distraction. >> she was peeking from the heart. >> i don't think it was plaguized, i think it ising on we need to let go. >> reporter: delegates will formally nominate donald trum this evening. his running mate indiana governor mike pence said trump remind him of ronald reagan. >> although he received great heights in his career he never lost touch with every day americans. >> reporter: two more trump family members will take the stage tonight his son donald junior and his daughter tiffany. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". social media is blowing up about this as well, on our cbs philly face bike page alexander budd a what they both said are very common

statements. do i not believe she copied the peach f you look before michelle owe bam awe will fine similar speeches throughout history. she wonders can you trust a first laid that i doesn't have enough sense to think for her early. first he rips off michelle obama's peach. chris stigall from our sister radio station 1210 is at cleveland in the rnc. >> let's talk about this fall out from mrs. trump's peach last night what are you hearing from the delegates here in cleveland. >> reporter: well, it regard is. those that are not particularly inclined to supportive of trump, you know, find this to be an undiscipline mistake, at a bare minimum. others as you heard in the clip a before it is much ado about nothing. i suspect ultimately it blows over, guys but object inside that campaign, failed melania trump and operation deeply to me. do i believe that she ultimately copied the peach? no. do speech writers probably did, yes. someone hud lose their job in my view. >> a lot of talk about that

today. house peaker paul ryan will be in front of the microphone tonight. he has been critical of donald trump in the past but he is calling for republicans to get behind him. chris, what does he have to do tonight and what does he have to say tonight. >> reporter: it is problematic for the trump campaign this guy said donald trump is conservative to unite the call but not my kind of conn irvtive. this is, of course, his convention, and he has got to basically put forth the idea while he may not be 100 percent on board with donald trump, he is here in spirit. that will be tricky. of course talking to governor christie he will mack a harder ale as maybe kids well as well, but paul ryan just has to thread a need toll convince folks they are here in spirit, if not totally in solidarity with donald trump. >> big speech tonight. >> absolutely. >> it continues. chris, live for news cleveland. >> thanks, chris. well, rock band queen isn't happy with donald trump.

>> he used one of their best known option at rnc last night. >> ♪ we are the champions >> trump walk on stage to we are the champions, as he introduces his wife melania. this than the the first time. so today legendary british rock band tweeted an unauthorized use at the republican convention, against our wishes. in june, band complained trump did not ask for permission to use that wrong during his campaign. and our jessica dean is in cleveland for the republican national convention, look out for her live reports starting tonight on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we are counting down to the start of the democratic national convention right here in philadelphia, it all tarts in less than a week, just six days away. nation's largest screen union for public workers welcomed hillary clinton for their annual convention in vegas. presumptive democratic presidential candidate thanked

members of the american federation of the state, and municipal employees, for their port. he told the crowd ife leaning president, working people would always have a champion in the white house. clinton took a jab at donald trump and republicans during her speech. she compared day one of the rnc to the fantasy the business air of oz. >> and there are similarities that appeared to me. you know, lots of andean fury, even a fog machine but when you pulled back the curtain it was just donald trump with nothing to offer to the american people. >> clinton recently took sometime before a one on one interview with cbs's charlie rose. he revealed what she's looking for in a vice-presidential running mate. >> looking for someone who can be a world class president of the united states and can help me govern because they go hand and hand. >> clinton will make her decision as soon as friday. her popular choices include virginia governor tim kane,

elizabeth warren and new jersey senator corry booker. and we have some breaking news to hair with you. chopper three is live over the scene of an accident on the blue route that is snarling rush hour traffic. this is northbound approaching ridge and conn hoe honk even, montgomery county. all lanes northbound are now closed, crews are on the keen, there is no word if anyone was injured, in that crash. keep you updated on that. here on air and a on line at cbs philly.com. more of our coverage of the philadelphia's preparation for dnc is coming up next. >> reporter: philadelphia has massive work here in the dnc but enough time to put our best forward forward. we will take a closer look at that all coming up. what a jersey shore beach patrol is doing to make hure people are avenue on the beach. but they say you can do to help and what is because of the warning. beautiful summer day. we have another one like that on the way tomorrow but we are

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low and don bell. well, when the democratic national convention begins here in six days, philadelphia will, of course, be in the national spotlight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in center city to tell us what the it i is doing to make the best of impressions, alex. >> reporter: well, good evening. philadelphia and cleveland are two are different cities in terms of size. demographics, and while both are older some might say philadelphia has a trash problem. so with the dnc just a week away we tagged a long with the sanitation department. >> we call it filthydell fee a. >> so, i lived here. i'm used to it. >> reporter: that won't be the case for tens of thousands of dignitaries and delegates coming to town next week. so that is why clean up efforts have gone into over

drive. >> we will just go through the area. >> reporter: under belly of the 95 overpass and fdr park has a colt following with caters and sadly contractors who use the area as an illegal dump site rather than paying for proper waste disposal. manager faroff the cot says his crews have have spruced up this area last week before being hit with more dumping. >> just please stop dumping down here so we can look nice for dnc. >> reporter: it i is asking residents to take responsibility for their own homes and front porches, as for green space, like at columbus park, grass is growing, high, but residents say that there may be deeper issues then perusing. >> i don't really notice it anymore. i notice, you know, the homeless people. >> reporter: we will dive more in the homeless issue as the convention approaches and we spoke to those who say that when the delegates arrive, they have no where to go. we will have that in an hour.

reporting live from center city, al-zawahiri sandra hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks very much. take with "eyewitness news", for continuing coverage of the campaign 2016, on the radio, kyw news radio and 210 wpht, on line with cbs philly.com and, of course, cbs news and you're witness news team, right here on cb is. three. >> lets get our forecast now with kate, the humidity is down, some still in the 80's, nice day today. >> not bad. >> compared to what we have been having five straight days in the 90's today feels like a perfect july day, and think about where we think about summer. >> i feel a buzz coming. >> yes. >> in a few minutes. there is a however, coming. >> yes. few minutes. >> yes, we do have more heat to look forward to, or dread, as we head through the end of the week and weekend we're talking about upper 90's returning to the area hottest day of the year owe far it is contained in the seven day forecast. let's start with the near term

this beautiful afternoon outside, folks taking rang of that down the shore, and you cane all of these people camp out on the sand in ocean it i. beautiful beach day with lots of sunshine and humidity as we have mentioned has dropped noticeably and that is giving us that beautiful, blue sky, nice dry air in place, it looks good in ocean city, it looks good west of the city heading up toward kutztown it is 82 degrees at kutztown area middle school. we have blue skies, everything looking good outside, this afternoon and temperatures, will continue to drop as we head into tomorrow. tomorrow is even cooler, then today. storm scan three does show that clouds that we point out all the time. indication we have cooler air in the upper atmosphere. it looks like the painting i haddon my bedroom wall when i was ten years old. it looks g we have no problems. a all these storms are pushed to the south thanks to the dry air moving in, those storms are south of d.c. and that is where they will stay this afternoon. temperatures right now 87 degrees here in philadelphia. eighty-six millville. eighty-four allentown.

seventy-four in mount pocono. take a lot the at dew point change in the past 24 hours. yesterday at this time dew points were way in the lower 07's. we had friend moving through. very humid. dew point dropped 19 degrees from yesterday to today. dew points in the city are in the 50's feeling completely different. we have a nearly 20-degree drop in dew points you can feel difference outside and it makes such a huge difference. and again, the comfort level outdoors. yesterday we were until the oppressed range. right now close to awesome, dew points in the low to mid 50's. tomorrow is another beautiful day but note is what happens as we head towards end of the week. dew points rise. our comfort index start to get a little less comfortable. we will start to get steamy by friday and probably back to oppressive by the weekend. so we're looking at 80's tomorrow, sunny nice summer day, thursday looks good as well but note thinks warm front is creeping in our direction and that will get here friday night. so friday's hot humid. warm front draped across the region. may be a thunderstorm friday

night into at day morning. real heat, moves in, saturday, and sunday. and what to expect as we head in the week then core of heat over central part of the country right now will shift to the east and that means temperatures will surge at the same time as humidity rises and heat wave number four, looks to begin on friday. overnight tonight, mainly clear, considerate an and may be a able to leave windows cracked and give ac a break overnight. for tomorrow sunny and nice with low humidity 85 your wednesday high. here's the eyewitness weather three day forecast which doesn't look too bad for july day, we are at 85 tomorrow. eighty-eight thursday. back down to 93 on friday. now noticeably doable, we have done it before, not too bad but wait until you see weekend. we're talking about upper 90's coming up i'll let you know how long that stretch of 90's will last and when we can see thunderstorms as well. >> up to 90's tonight, look out. >> 103, 102. >> hot day. >> thanks, kate. count down to a new school

year is own and local businesses are asked to take on the backpack challenge. >> the philadelphia department of human services, are asking for backpacks, school supplies and other monetary donations. the it will help high school and college ag's prepare for academic success in the school year just a few weeks away now there is still time to help. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight britain's most eligible bachelorette is off the market. >> who is the got pippa middleton will maryann more importantly, for some of us, what will she wear. she never disappoints. speculation has started and we have inside scoop, coming up, don. inside scoop on an innovative way to get in shape, but on people need to find a work out the partner. that story coming your

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find pokemon there is a a app for. that looking to find a date tonight, yeah, that is what is up, is there an app for. that if you are looking for a work out partner there is an app for that too. leslie van arsdal has more. >> reporter: buddy looking for partners in the sport of their choice. it is how runners like danielle and monica, found each other. >> i'm always home, i'm looking for different work out apps. it was really awesome. i decided it was something i wanted to keep moving and playing around with. >> we just photo screen, graduated from college and we're away from the campus. we have no social network back here, in the suburbs, so when i have an app i was scrolling through, i just want to go on a run, and we matched, age and so much easier to find work out buddy. >> reporter: creator of buddy pedro app is a tennis player having a hard time finding on one to play on his skill level which is which what set his app apart from the rest.

>> it is a tremendous thing for beginners and expert. >> reporter: first you create a profile. then you pick your sport. >> it will match you, you can save your skill level, and one person that asked to connect me with the gym and same person asked to connect with me for running. >> someone wants to connect with you. >> yes. >> that works. >> reporter: and just like that, the road to their health, which means buddy, begins. leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >> look at that. >> do you see. >> um-hmm. >> yes. >> i need more. >> they need to be on your level do you expect a certain score. >> i need to play a little bit worse than i do. >> get on my level. >> yes. >> two over handicap, i can feel good about that. >> there you go. >> don, thank you. coming up in the next half an hour local courthouse closed after a garage fire.

we will tell you when it is expect to reopen. also this. >> reporter: after dozens of evening hours rescues in atlantic city and another dramatic one here last night, coming up why shore officials make the case that it is unsafe to swim, when the life guard go home. and crane topples on a busy bridge, sending the operator in the water and damaging the bridge as well, the habit, it is expect to cause and this isn't the first tragedy at that construction site. new you at 6:00. it is considered one of the deadliest stretches in philadelphia, but the speed cameras, it is part of the solution. i'm rahel solomon coming up, how soon before we could see them on

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search and rescue at sea, off cutie life guard find themselves back on duty in atlantic city. tonight beach patrol has a stern warning that they want people to take seriously. the news continues now at 5:30. good evening everyone i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean is on special assignment. >> i'm ukee washington. emergency call came in as possible drowning in progress. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan explains how ignoring the beach patrol, nearly turned to tragedy, for one family. >> a day at beach took a difficult as trust turn for family at rhode island avenue in atlantic city on monday. officials say at 6:08 p.m. just minutes after life guard packed it up for the evening they received a call for drowning in progress. >> we found out that a young pakistani woman had gone out along rock pile. >> reporter: rescuers arrived in a few minutes and soon found would the man about three blocks away floating face up. >> we called fire rescue squad, to the beach. >> reporter: immediately began cpr. she was then taken to the hospital in critical

condition. her sister suffered a broken leg running in the rock pile. victim's father explained to the beach patrol lieutenant on the scene that his family had just a arrived in the u.s. from pakistan this evening and weren't very experienced with the ocean. young woman sucked out to see was fully clothed. >> this particular family was actually warned, by the life guard, to definitely stay out of the water. they chose to fall in the water after we left. >> reporter: beach patrol officials say they know during summer days are long and in the evening the ocean looks very inviting but unless you are an experienced proficient ocean swimmer, going in after the life guards leave just isn't safe. >> the jetty, it is just so dangerous out there. rip current and under toe central. >> reporter: just this past weekend ac bp rescued 20 people after 6:00 p.m. only kentucky avenue has extended protected hours so beach patrol plans to add extra patrol from there but they need public's help. >> if the life guard aren't on duty, it is not smart to swim ever.

>> reporter: in atlantic city cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new york city is faced with the traffic nightmare after a crane collapses on to the best i tappanse bridge injuring five people and causing major delays. a crane top old cross all lane of the new york bridge causing traffic backups for miles in both directions. >> it is not known why this crane toppled over or how long it will take to correct the situation. >> reporter: crane also took out part of the bridge's guardrail and emergency crews, removed three drivers and put them on stretchers. the tappan see is being replaced. base of the crane was on the new span under construction right next to the old bridge. tappan see connects west chester and rockland counties just north of the new york city, 140,000 cars cross it every single day. now, three drivers and two bridgeworkers were injured, in that collapse, the coastguard says that the crane operator was pulled to safety from the water. back in march a tugboat struck

a barge near the bridge killing three crew members. we have some breaking news to tell you about from kansas city, kansas. a police officer has been shot and killed this happened just before 2:00 p.m. local time today. officer was shot while investigating the report of a shooting. police say that the officer was shot by three or four people, from inside of a vehicle. a different officer was shot while trying to take a suspect into custody. the search continues for other suspects, we will have updates on this story throughout the our newscast. chilling new images from baton rouge are giving the nation a glimpse in the the police ambush. surveillance footage show the mass gunman a former marine stalking police moments before he opened fire on sunday. officer matthew gerald, brad garafola and montrell jackson were killed, three other officers were injured and two released from the hospital, one remains in critical condition. two more suspects connected to the bastille day

attack are in french custody as more video emerges showing the moment it started. it was last thursday when a man drove a truck into a crowd in nice, killing 84 people. as video shows here to the right you can see the white truck heading in the crowd. french prosecutor says one of the two suspects received a text from the truck driver, minutes before the attack asking for more evidence. seventeen year-old afghan asylum seek shore passed through with a ax and knife on board a german train yesterday may have been self radicalized after a german security official says a note was found in his apartment. isis did claim responsibility, for the attack that injured four people, the teen suspect was the shot and killed, as he fled from police. and officialness pennsylvania are not saying what led to a fight that ended in the death of a correctional officer and inmate. law enforcement officers scrambled to the scene yesterday, at luzerne county correctional facility. facilitate in wilkes barre immediately went into lock down after that incident.

officials identified the officer as 25 year-old christopher moves of the area inmate killed in jail for failing to register for a sex offender. delaware county courthouse will reopen tomorrow morning at 8:30. it was closed after a car fire forced an early morning's vac ways. chopper three over west third treat in media where smoke forced workers out of the building. crews used a whoever craft to blow some of the smoke out of the garage. we kick off a new segment that focuses on something that is important to all of us, that being education. >> stories we will share will focus specifically on stem, ain't, technology, engineering and mathematics education. sound like something right up kate bilo's alley lets take a look. >> no doubt. >> ukee and nicole, yes, it is no secret i love science. do you remember me kid in the off the ball dug out reading

her biology book? i'm thrilled to be leading the way in the day buy of our very cool, einstein health care, science center. >> to focus on stem education is are important in philadelphia, as well as any other place in the united states, because 07 percent of few tour jobs will require stem, that is skills in science, technology, engineering or math. why focus on stem here in philadelphia. >> well, take after the nation's first science city, in history. >> reporter: philadelphia's kids live in the city rich in science history. teaming with innovation and technology. we here at cbs-3 along with our partners at einstein health and the franklin institute are thrilled to be a part of that. so why are stem skills so important, for today's kids. >> these are the foundation for just about everything that we do. >> reporter: studies show that one of the best ways to get kid interested in science is to allow them to participate in hands on experiments, and

activities. >> when we're able to do this it is makes ain't come alive, having, someone talk about really cool things when she's on television. how science educators here at franklin institute make science come on and alive at einstein and have a incredible facility. not only teach kids, and keeps them excited but show them the full careers from health care, to basic science research, to meteorology and everything in between. >> what i tell my sonnies to really work hard and get a good foundation, and that foundation is if it is there can lead him to do exciting things in so many different directions. >> reporter: students like matthew and kathy, already recognize benefit of stem sources. >> me wanting to be a mechanical engineer it vice important to have a good foundation, and it is why i partner with the program at the franklin institute as a good solid foundation for me to choose and to further my

career. >> i feel like there is a lot of problems, in today's society that can be used using stem sensibles, and at an early age, if students start learning stem principals we will be more prepared. >> reporter: entire "eyewitness news" and weather team looks forward to reporting from the science center each week. if your school or organization has a great stem story to tell just let us know on twitter, facebook or instagram using #cbs-3 stem. wow. >> great program. >> i mean, those kid are so well focused. >> yes, love it. still to come on "eyewitness news" unbelievable video wait until you see what a a paddle border capture on board. >> she almost stole the show at her sister's wedding and now pippa middleton is engaged so speculation will begin about what she will wear. we will go inside with the royal experts. also what to add to your die tote lower your risk of have diabetes, health news on the other side on "eyewitness news". we will be right back.

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well, she almost was stole the show at her sister wedding and now pippa middleton is engaged. >> speculation will begin what will she wear. the insider's debbie joins us live, from los angeles with more, debbie if. >> yes, ukee and nicole tonight we're asking who is the lucky guy. but more importantly, what is he going to wear. >> forty year-old hedge funder is, 17 million-pound, town house, he has his own private plane. thinks all been a cheered through very hard work. >> reporter: beaming bride to be hat the groom and ring but what will she wear on her big day. royal insider victoria orbiter on pipp a's wedding dress allegiance. >> she has an allegiance, to a

number of designer. she has worn her dresses for a number of high profile engagements. >> these sort of families, as this is a family he had wedding. >> reporter: estimated 2 billion users watched that wedding as pippa stole the spotlight in her body hugging gown. >> i think pipp a's gown was a significant dress, with a train. >> reporter: pippa and kate do have the same fashion favorites including amanda wakely and stella mccartney who pippa wore. but there are some other british front runners. >> we will start looking at classic british wedding dress designer. susan nevel, and very bride i story book, and then jenny packum, she's just quiessential, chic sophistication. >> we will have so much more on this story tonight, ukee and nicole back to you in the studio. >> i'm sure she will look beautiful whatever she wears. get a all of your hollywood

news tonight and every week night at 7:30 watch the insider right here on cbs-3. well, police officer in with itch to kansas is getting a lot of attention for his sweet moves. he showed them off at a cook out this weekend. lets take a a look. >> ♪ >> that is it. >> that is officer allen moses organized by wichita police department, and black lives matter protesters. that happened on sunday. moses say he grew up always wanting to be an officer. >> i will never know what it is like to grow up and not trust a police officer. i think that once you realize that, it is a pretty profound thing that effects the way do you everything. >> moses say that even, his dancing, helps show his human side. >> everybody clap your hand. >> great time. >> very nice. a paddle boarding has a whale of tail to tell.

>> check this out massive whale surfaced next to her paddle board off the california coast and the entire thing was captured on camera. now she says she was playing the flute, as it happened. she believes the suiting music may have beckon the big blue beast, music comes. >> wow, powerful image. >> wow. >> look at that. >> i'm not so sure about that. >> today's storms left down trees and muddy mess across phoenix, arizona yesterday. no one was hurt when this tree landed on top of the home. several other buildings and cars suffered damage from falling debris and flooding. crews used heavy equipment to clean up the mud covered street. well, kate joins us now. not too bad today. really pretty pleasant. >> yes, humidity has been dropping since this morning. so if you went outside this morning you might have have thought it is still steamy, looking for still in the 60's. now we're in the the 50's and feeling better outside this evening. if you want to get outside maybe take a walk, this

evening is the time to do it. it was steamy this morning. right the now it feels fantastic outside. temperatures in the 80's. dew points 234509's. perfect summer day. we have another one on the way but then some changes. folks, lets take a look outside and welcome, around in northeast philadelphia, a few which ispy clouds outside right now. it has been a really quiet day, and it is in sharp contrast to yesterday's storms which left damage behind across the area, from the least high valley, delaware county and even into portions of northern and central delaware. today, it is a quiet day. our weather watchers are loving it. they sent us photos as well. the lets check with them right now and one can see there was a temperature in the 80's across the region. we are at 87 degrees as we head over into new jersey to cherry hill. check with lynn springer, and she's at 87 degrees. she says comfortable run. california run. low humidity and pleasant conditions. sheet has her own, happy patio tomatoes loving the heat.

they are ripe evening quickly. you have to send some of those in the studio when they ripe even. they look delicious. weather watcher david michigan until moorestown 84 degrees with clouds, sending out the goodwill throughout the land. peace to all. coming from david for positive message. thank you for. that 86 degrees as we head in northern delaware, with sandor at 86 with sunshine. he aid what a wonderful summer day. low humidity. bright sun. a nice breeze. it is perfect. and perfect pictures, from our weather watchers. i want to show you this from phil this was last night's sunset what a gorgeous shot this was in the wake of the storms, beautiful sunset last night and then again we have lots of sunshine all across the region. we will check with wayne hunter, partly cloudy skies, clouds bubbling up to the west but otherwise blue skies, and we will see this nice bird flying around enjoying a beautiful day. looking out, storm scan three shows everything is quiet right now, we will look outside to our live neighborhood network sites. we are eag unshine outside, right now and we are looking at gently dry conditions all across the region on storm

scan three. we have a few clouds drawing off storms south of d.c. those clouds have advanced in to portions of delaware and south jersey just a cloud bank at the moment. not expecting any wet weather from that. otherwise, we have had a quiet july so far, it has been hot but now temperatures are about 2.2 degrees above average. it has not been insanely hot. it will not the go down in the record books as long as we will keep temperatures at bay throughout the end of the month. precipitation 1.3 inches below average. our high temperature so far is 96 degrees. we may beat that this weekend as we head for upper 90's. lowest temperature 65. tonight's low will be close to that. temperatures right now 87 at the airport. eighty-six in millville. eighty-five in atlantic city. dew point look at that number 51-degree dew point, that puts us right in the awesome range, between 50 and 55, and that is where we want to be. it feels great outside right now, and we will be climbing as we head through next few days but first tomorrow, tomorrow is a practically perfect day, sunny skies, warm temperatures, low humidity, light breeze, perfect

wednesdas cooler air diving in from the north and west what happens as we get the in the weekend, you can see this heat over the country's midsection it will bilo to the north this line of heat there, expanding on saturday and we will be right overhead on sunday as well. so again, weekend bringing in hottest air of the season, so far. overnight mainly clear, comfortable down to 66. tomorrow sunny and nice with low humidity at 85. beautiful day, degree or two below average. thursday is not bad either, thursday a lot like today but then look at that warm up, 93 on friday. ninety-seven on saturday. best chance for thunderstorm this weekend is friday night, overnight and then sunday afternoon will keep the heat wave going right into monday. ukee and nicole back into you. on the healthwatch this afternoon, lowering the risk of diabetes. >> researchers at tufts university said even healthy fats in place of the carbohydrates and saturated fats lowers blood sugar and improves insulin levels. according to authors the world is facing an epidemic of

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>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 philadelphia wants to put its best foot forward during the democratic national convention but that could hit the homeless pretty hard. >> we are live. >> it could be called the food panaries with the app launching during dnc and how it could help feed thousands. red lied cameras on roosevelt boulevard may not be the only way you can see a ticket in the mail, i'm rahel solomon with a push for speed cameras. what a beautiful summer day it has been, low humidity, lots of sunshine, the relief has arrived but it is not lasting very long. we have another heat wave at the end of this week. we will tell you all about it right now at 6:00 o'clock. well, philadelphia will soon be in the national spotlight, but with the

delegates arriving from all over the country with you their arrival means many of the cities home less will to have relocate, a plan that some are finding hard to handle. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean is on assignment. the democratic national convention comes to philadelphia in just six days so that means there is not much time to combat the cities home less problem, where delegates arrive. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in center city with more on that story, alex. well, search for shelters often comes down to establishing cure perimeters around certain areas but the homeless haven of love park partly closed for renovation has left many of these it is homeless feeling exposed, excuse me, and unfamiliar surroundings and they say with the dnc upcoming they simply do not know what to expect. >> i will give you another way, put my hand on it. >> reporter: marcellus teen just won't ask for money. he likes to earn it by

providing entertainment. >> look at my hand. >> reporter: according to the advocacy organization project home philadelphia has an average of 650 people living on the street at any given time, a rate that can rise far higher in the summer. >> i'm trying to get out of the street. >> reporter: things get complicated when big events come to town. push to get home less shelter during the papal visit hits them hard and off camera two men told me they were woke up this week and told by officials that the convention center among other campsites will be off limits during next week democratic national conn convention. >> hardest part has been i have to sleep out here on the street not knowing how you wake up tomorrow. >> reporter: he says he can understand why some of his fellow homeless feel unsightly or disregarded but he also empathizees with the visitors of the