i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the delegates have spoken, donald trump is the republican date for president. tonight the delegates meet his vice presidential pick. good afternoon, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan, it is day three of the republican national convention, tonight we'll hear from another member of the presidential nominee president's family. >> also hear from trump's choice to be the next vice president of the united state, correspondent kenneth craig in cleveland at the gop

convention. >> it is mike pence's big night at the republican national convention. the indianna governor will officially except his party's nomination for the vice president of the united states. >> so humbling for me, pence will be the keynote speak he tonight at the convention that so far has been more about hillary clinton, than the republican nominee. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton. >> new jersey governor chris christie used most of his time on the big stage, to attack her. >> that's hillary clinton, in charge of putter herself ahead of america, guilty or not guilty? >> the anti-hillary clinton tone could change bit tonight during governor pence's speech, trump's selected pence to help unify republicans who are weary of trump's conservative credentials. >> because of his popularity within the grass roots of the republican parties, bows both in washington and across the country, we feel he helps us

to accelerate the inch vocation of the party. >> some say the empty seats during prime time speeches show party unity is still an issue. >> the delegates say that's not necessarily true. >> just because people were on the floor didn't mean they weren't actively engaged. >> eric trump will represent the family on stage tonight, telling stories about his father. all part of the plan to show the personal side of the candidate. >> one of last night's speeches, by ben carson, associated hillary clinton author dedicated book toluate per. dnc host chairman said carson and other speakers were playing to the delegate. >> if you're an independent voter and haven't made up your minds who to vote for you

don't want had a hear somebody say lock the candidate up, almost profanity, you don't want someone compare hillary clinton to a follower of lucifer. i mean, that's nutty stuff. nc coverage continues with jest did a dean today at 5:00 on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> political spotlight will shine on philadelphia, only five days to go before the start of the democratic national convention, and the city sprucing up, delegates arriving in town will see the brightly colored mural between city hall and washington avenue. the mural al arts program began installing over the median on south broad street called 14 movement, a symphony any color and wordsment the mural also features words from philadelphia poet, yoel on did a wisher. >> appears hillary clinton will announce her runningmate before she gets to philly. she reportedly will reveal her choice as early as friday. insiders also say the process

has narrowed down to two contender, tim kaine, ago bill sack. says clinton nod made her final decision and could still deliver a surprise. we invite to you stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. stay to up date with our cbs radio stations "kyw news radio" and 1210wpht, on line at cbsphilly.com. well, making weather headlines today, this cool break from the sweltering heat and humidity. >> let's get a first look at the forecast with meteorologist, justin drabick live on the skydeck. >> afternoon, hopefully you're enjoying this nice weather if you get a chance to get outside the next few hours, definitely hit it up mid july, hardly ever see it, it won't last. hanging out low to mid 80s, 84 off i shall at this at the airport in philadelphia, in the sunshine, 80 up in allentown, 70 mount pocono, some of the suburbs still upper 70s, doylestown,

quakertown, pottstown all upper 70s, this hour, enjoying nice start to the afternoon. do you point level 50's, past few days, 60s, 70s, did steel steamy and oppressive, right now pleasant, the rest of today into tonight. keep the windows open once again tonight. clear skies for the most part, no threat of any rain through the day today. call it practically perfect. sunshine temperatures warm, the way they should be this time of year, humidity low, nice breeze out of the east northeast keeping us on the cooler side. mid 80s in philadelphia and at the shore, upper 70s in the poconos in the sunshine. but we will bring back big team heat later in the forecast, could be dealing with hottest temperatures so far this summer season, we'll let you know when they arrive in the next few minutes. >> thank you, justin, in other news this noon, police investigating the murder of 22 year old man in west philadelphia. the victim was discovered after police responded to

calls for a person with a gun. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch has the latest on the investigation. twenty-two year old man gunned down, ambushed by two. >> according to witnesses both had guns. they chased after the victim. and they began firing shots at him. >> about 2:00 a.m., 15th district officers heard gunfire crackle followed by reports of someone armed in the area. in minutes, they found the victim in the street with at least two gunshots to his head and torso. >> most of the shoot -- both of the shooters stood over the victim and continued to stand over his body and fire shots from point blank range. >> medics ran over from the engine 16 firehouse, few steps away, but he would not pull through. police say the victims' woman

grand witnessed his last moments, after parking his car she told homicide detective he walked inside his parkside home on the 4200 block of viola, when he came back out, so did his assailant, blasting as many as five to six bullets, likely from at least one revolver style weapon. >> it appears from that information that this individual was in fact the intended target. >> the medics tried, they were only able to pronounce that victim dead, despite being short walk away from the crime scene, and with no surveillance cameras in the area, police are hoping that witnesses who may have seen or heard something, will come forward, and assist in their investigation. in parkside, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thanks, justin, police hope you can help them track down sexual assault suspect, surveillance video with a mustache and beard wearing baseball cap and caring two tone back pack. police say the suspect beat and sexually assault add woman on the 3800 block of jasper street, in kensington last tuesday. the victim is in stable

condition at temple hospital. if you recognize the suspect contact police right away. >> leads to the arrest of a man shooting another man on lan lancaster avenue. police say the shooter approached a donut shop, fired several shots, striking man inside, then fled the scene. the victim was taken to presbyterian hospital and treated for three gunshot wounds. anyone with information should contact west detective. >> bill cosby minds and confined to his home. said suffered from eye disease for several years, the 79 year old former comedian due back in court on september 6th. now he is facing trial for sex assault charges, in a alleged 2004 assault on former temple university employee, more than 50 women have accused cosby of sexual misconduct. cosby has maintained his innocence. and, the entertainment at this, loses a heck edge, to

director garry marshall. >> he died yesterday at the age of 81, after complications of pneumonia following the stroke. of course marshall known for his decades in it. v and film, with credits like happy days, and pretty woman. he is survived by his wife of 53 years, and family, including his sister, actress and director penny marshall. funeral services for the bronx native will be private. memorial planned for november 13th, marshall's birthday. >> welcoming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a local western farm scene of smokey fire. children until the delaware valley getting leg's up on one of the most important lessons around. stay with

welcome back, fire investigators, fire at local farm in chestnut county. fire at the modern mushroom farms, told it involved bales of hey, call came in around 1:30 this morning, firefighters did get it under control within an hour, but just before 7:00 a.m., several hot spots remained. as you can see, from this chopper three footage. >> kicking off new exciting segment that focuses on something that's important to all of us, education. >> and the story of we'll share will focus specifically on stem or science technology engineering and mathematics education. meteorologist, kate bilo.

>> ♪ >> it is no secret that i love science. remember me, the kid in the softball dugout reading her biology book? well, i am thrilled to be leading the way in the debut of our very cool einstein healthcare science center. >> to focus on stem education is very important in philadelphia. any other place in the united states because 70% of future jobs will require stem, that's science, technology, engineering, or meat. why focus on stem in philadelphia? first of all, science in the industry. >> philadelphia's kids live in a 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. why are stem skills so important for today's kids?

>> they are the foundation. >> studies show that one of the best ways to get kids interested in science is to allow them to participate in hands on experiments and activities. >> make science come alive. having someone like kate bilo talk about really cool things when she is on television, having educators here at the franklin institute make science accessible, make it come active, amazing, not only keeps the kids excited but shows them the possible carreers from healthcare to basic science research to to meteorology, to everything inbetween. >> what i tell my son is to really work hard, get a good foundation, and that foundation there can lead him to do exciting things, in several direction. >> student like catherine smith and matthew millgan already see the benefit of stem research. >> one to be a mechanical

engineer, very important to have a good foundation, and at the franklin institute, very good solid foundation to build off of for my career. >> i feel like there is a lot of problems in today's society that can be fixed using stem prince-s, like at early age if student aren't learning stem, they can be more prepared for the challenges of the future. >> 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 #cbs3 stem. reporting from the science center, meteorologist, kate bilo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> we all are all looking forward to. that will still ahead on "eyewitness news", you could say it is an address heard around the world, how melania started a fashion frenzy. >> not so who had, but not seeing that few days from now, we'll have the hottest

temperatures of the season potentially. we'll get that forecast coming up in a few more minutes. >> cbs-3 science center sponsored by einstein healthcare network more than medicine. eye

>> did you notice the dress melania trump wore during the national convention on monday? a lot of people because it sold out. it cost $2,200, was actually designed as a wedding dress for modern bride. the cotton and silk dress was made by a serbian design here is now based in london.

was part of yugoslavia, along with slow vein ya, where mellen ya trump is originally from. >> i knew the dress would make headlines, it always does. >> always. >> jim, your suits sell out. >> i try, i try. gq magazine, here i am. >> yes. >> what are you looking at me for? >> all right, ill with this forecast, it is a beauty outside right now, after the show head on out, enjoy it, nice weather to take advantage, mid july, don't see it too often, temperatures low mid 80s, low humidity, we take you outside down to the shore, great looking beach day. people taking advantage of it, i'm jealous right now, in the sun, had couple of showers, very early this morning, but now breaking out to the sunshine, nice little breeze off the ocean today, ocean, little cooler, upper 60s right now off the coast of new jersey, but still feels pretty good with the full sunshine, got to throw the sun black on today for sure, people enjoying nice day on the

beach. spots up to the mid 80s at the airport in philadelphia, 70, feeling good in mount pocono. so, great conditions up in the mountains, nice almost cool pocket of air over the upper great lakes, alpena michigan 79 degrees, 81 cleveland, cooler air continues to set up over the mid-atlantic and northeast for about another 24 hours, before we start to see the change. high pressure dominating our area, so you can see mainly sunny skies, you can add few clouds from time to time. no threat of any showers or storms coming in any time soon. we could use little rain though, it has been dry past several days. this afternoon great at the shore, sunshine tomorrow, 83, heats up little bit on thursday, or on friday even along the coast, we will be upper 80s little more humid as well. here is the reason. high pressure over us right now, that's coming in from canada. that bridges the cooler air mass, once it starts to move off shore, we see return flow out of the southwest, so start bringing the heat back in here specially on friday humidity

increases, stray shower friday, but mostly keep things nice and dry. to the weekend start to see serious heat, forecast highs, upper 90s, saturday, sunday, even into monday. saturday, close, record high is 98 for sunday, and 96 on monday, so these could easily be broken, so second half of the weekend stays hot. so, highs in the upper 90's, elevated humidity, seem more like 100 to 105, with heat indexes obviously take it easy, drunk water, hear the moans and groans already from jim. you can bet on that, no problem there. sunny, comfortable today, 86 degrees, tonight it is still pleasant, upper 60s for the city, some 50's out in the suburbs, keep the windows open again if you want, felt pretty good. so tomorrow, it does warm up to 89. this is increase in humidity, not bad, then gee to 94 friday. more humidity, maybe late day shower, then it is the upper 90s on saturday and sunday, and 95 on monday, that might

even be generous, could be hotter than that, some of the heat still holds, so another heatwave to deal with. that will be the fourth of the season. now, last week we met some great kids, who may get to do what dow for a living when they grow up. we help kid caster, in easton, and now here is a look at some of our favorites. >> i want to be a cbs-3 kid caster, it will be interesting and a lot of fun. >> here's today's weather. hot, sunny, thank you for watching cbs. back to you. >> it is going to be moldly sunny, high of 08 degrees. so get out here, enjoy the sun. thanks for watching cbs-3, back to you. >> oh, boy, that was a toss back. >> very good, very good. and again, i don't mind heat. it is humidity.

>> h's. >> humidity. >> all i know, hot, hot. >> we'll be right back.

>> by now, hopefully you realize the late late host show james cords on well known for carpool karaoke, tonight picks up special guest for a historic special education. >> hey there. >> i hear: -- go for a spin?

>> you won't want to miss first lady michelle obama singing along to beyonce's hit single ladies. so you can catch the all new late late with james cord on tonight after the late show with stephen colbert, right here on cbs-3. i would just like to be in the back seat of these cars as he's doing all of this, that would be fun. >> i like him, so fun. >> i well that's "eyewitness news" today at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. for justin and all of us here, thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 with jessica dean, live from the rnc in cleveland. we are always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. have a great day everyone.

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[ door opens ] [ computer keys clacking ] >> victoria: i could have swore i booted you and summer out of here yesterday. what part of "get out" did you not understand? >> luca: you need to give summer her job back. >> victoria: no, what i need to do is maybe call security have them toss you out. >> luca: she's your niece, victoria. she belongs here. >> victoria: yeah, she does. and if i rehire summer, then what happens next? you start hanging around and whispering in her ear like you did before? >> luca: look, this isn't some ploy so i can come back, too. >> victoria: after all the games you've played and backs you stabbed and palms you've greased, why should i believe you? >> luca: you only fired summer because she was defending me. so, yes, if the only way you'll let her come back is without me, then yes, i'll step away. this is all about summer. >> summer: hey. welcome home. >> nick: it's good to be back. >> summer: rough trip? >> nick: well, after dealing with the oil crisis and the employee revolt and the media, yeah, it's brutal.