are inside the toy company here this is a toy factory connects toy factory in hatfield a second stop on the multi state bus tour through both pennsylvania, and ohio, the campaign says that the goal of this tour toys focus on jobs for the american workers. duo with their spouses made their first campaign stop earlier this afternoon in philadelphia just one day after clinton accepted her party's nominee for president. that stop was on temple's campus and 3,000 people gathered there mostly supporters to listen to the former secretary of state layout her plans for job growth. she says if elect she will make largest investment in jobs, since world war two and clinton says she will do that within the first 100 days. of course, she still has to win. that is why she also brought up the republican opponent donald trump. lets take a listen. >> there is no doubt in my mind, that every election in our democracy is important, in its own way, but i can't think of an election that is more

important certainly in my lifetime. it is not so much that i'm on the ticket it is because of the choice that is posed to america in this election. >> ♪ >> reporter: after the event i was able to speak exclusively to hillary clinton. i asked her about philadelphia, the birthplace of our country and now known as the city where first female candidate of a major political party was nominated for president of the united states. >> well, you know my son in law glue up in philadelphia, and so, he came from a big family and i have lots of friend from philadelphia, i have loved coming to philadelphia over the years and it was just so wonderful to be here in this beautiful city, it was so gracious, so hospitable we had a wonderful convention. >> reporter: even though the

clinton campaign says that the focus will be on job growth i can tell you also that the important reason that they are staying here in ohio and pennsylvania, these will be battle ground states, of course, during the november election, and a recent poll by such foulke university says clinton is leading trump by nine points right now in pennsylvania, 50 to 41 but here's the kicker 8 percent are undivided and that is 8 percent she's looking to get through this bus tour throughout pennsylvania and ohio. for now we are live here in montgomery county i'm greg argos for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> greg, thanks very much. clinton's opponent donald trump has been taking to twitter to express his thoughts, on clinton's events today, and her speech last night. one of his tweets read crooked hillary said that i couldn't handle rough and tumble of a political campaign. really, i just beat 16 people and am beating her. trump is making a campaign swing through battle ground state of colorado today his first stop a town hall meeting in colorado springs.

new video right here just into "eyewitness news" as the event got underway minutes ago. trump opened by talking about clinton's speech last night. >> i watched her last night, giving a speech, it was so average. i watched last night and as the networks said it was all right, it was good, it was fine. then i watched this morning. it was unbelievable. it was so wonderful. it wasn't wonderful, folks. >> trump will also campaign at an event tonight in denver. it is a long drive home for bernie sanders supporters thousand national dnc is over. many who descended on the area in support for their choice for president has pack up and hit the road. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan caught up with some of them and he joins us live from garden state park in elmer salem county, cleve? >> reporter: ukee, all afternoon, we have met people

that have come as far away as california, idaho, florida and many of them, leave here a little bit disappointed. they say they have put time, resources coming to this area to support bernie sanders. they have enjoyed meeting other campers and enjoyed being part of the movement but they say this week didn't go the way they hope. it was time to break up tents, pack up sleeping bags and head home. camping at the state park during dnc was a week of hope, frustration, tears, and mud. >> got rained on, we are like rats. >> i'm in a emotional situation this morning. we have been sleep deprived. >> reporter: between parvin and four seasons camp ground campers said there were several hundred bernie sanders supporters staying here and one cars rear window they felt like the dnc was a sham. >> very disappointed in the democratic party right now. i saw a lot of work being done, that seemed very anti democratic. >> i feel like the corruption of the dnc is very obvious to a lot of people now.

>> reporter: willow love leaves disappointed after bringing her four kids to washington state. >> i'm bringing my babies, because that is what we're fighting for. they are the future. >> reporter: many sanders supporters say they are not ready to embrace hillary clinton so they will spend long journey home to keep his movement going. >> take a step back and everyone is licking their wound and trying to figure out what to do. >> eager to get back to my own projects for a while that actually have nothing to do with politics. >> little politics out. >> yes, for the time being. >> reporter: every single one of the bernie sanders followers that we met said even though they have packed up, they have not given up, and will continue to fight for his causes. reporting live from elmer, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, cleve, thank you. meantime area around the wells fargo center is under going a post convention transformation of sorts. chopper three overhead as a flurry of crews worked to break down all of that equipment set up inside and

outside for the four day event. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 our anita oh will have more on how progress is coming along. what a different a day make, protesters set up tents in south philadelphia's fdr park in the convention and now that park is almost cleared out. moments ago city officials held a news conference about dnc closing operations, mayor jim kenney said the event was a big success and helped the city shine in the national spotlight. >> i want to thank philadelphians for being such wonderful hosts. i had so many people stop me on the streets to tell me how friendly and fun, philadelphians really are, and that is the best advertising in the world. >> police say they responded to about 60 individual protests, over the course of the dnc, and out of the 13,000 demonstrators, who took to the streets, 106 were cited for various offences. eleven protesters faced federal charges for breaching the security fence around the wells fargo center. now that the convention is over, it is check out time and

"eyewitness news" at philly international airport this morning, where delegates were checking in for their flights home. many of the out of towners we spoke with shared positive reviews for both the city of philadelphia and the convention. >> i thought the convention was very entertaining, you know, well organized. >> i thought it was awesome. it was a really good opportunity for folks to be here and create some unity for the democratic party but also for people to sianni participate in democracy. >> reporter: estimated 50,000 people from all around the country took part in the history making convention. a father is in critical condition, after he was caught in the cross fire of the gun battle driving through germantown yesterday around 6:00 o'clock in the evening. his four year-old daughter was in the car with them at that time and police say little girl was not hurt but 259 year-old man was shot several times near germantown and wistar street. he was on his way home from work. >> it was right after rush hour, he was stuck in traffic,

there were two groups on each side of the germantown avenue firing shots at each other. >> victim whose name has not been released was rush to einstein hospital, and police are now reviewing surveillance videos from cameras in that area as they search for the gun man. delaware police are on the scene of the accident in new castle involving a police car, it occurred on route 13, near i295, we know two people were taken to the hospital, and 13 is closed in the northbound direction, and police are now redirecting traffic. turning to the weather now it seems to be an unsteady pattern now that the heat wave is over. we are though in a nice little space right now. meteorologist lauren casey joins us from the sky deck with a look at your first forecast, lauren. >> thanks, ukee. right now we are looking good. we have sunshine. temperatures are not too toasty but it was a soggy thursday night for am cross delaware valley and soggy start to the day as well. the let look at the total

rainfall totals across the area picking up over 5 inches of rainfall across parts of the delaware and into southern new jersey, and, through last night and early this morning. parts of the south jersey picking up three to 4 inches of rainfall. those are healthy amounts. now we're drying out on storm scan three, we have a couple of flare-ups, very isolated in nature up toward the poconos. we will have a mainly dry evening in store but we finally broke that 90-degree streak after seven days in the 90's in philadelphia and middle 80's your current temperature at 86 degrees. yes, 90-degree streak has been upon us, so far in this july, we have had four, 90-degree days, but it is not the heat that will return for the upcoming weekend but it is rain and for heavy rain as well with the chance of thunderstorms as well. we will talk about the timing of the rain and when you will need that umbrella and when we will start to dry out in your full forecast, coming up. see you shortly, thank you. coming up on "eyewitness news" zika infect mosquitoes

are likely in the united states. what officials are doing to step up response coming up 59:30. emotional visit for pope francis as he prayed at the site of the nazi concentration cam in auschwitz, poland, we will show you footsteps he followed and how holocaust survivor reacted to that. warm weather has many families flock to go pools and the shore, experts say, it takes minutes to keep even a six month-old how to survive, in water. we will show you,

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we are getting an unusual, view of the huge, california wild fires, they are, large enough to being seen from outer space. fires have burned thousands of acres in the angeles national for's long the big surf coastline and the natural reserves. the largest fire in callus near baker field called erskin fire and burned more than 40,000 acres since sunday. well, with the hot

temperatures we have been having families are heading to the pool and the beach. >> that is right, but fun times can quickly turn tragic, when water is involve. three on your side's jim donovan has more on one way parents are helping to keep their babies safe. >> reporter: when nine month-old erin cherry fell into this pool her parents could not have been happier. that is because just seconds later that she floated to the surface and began to swim. >> she's a kicker and mover. >> reporter: even in a snow suit as part of her training with certified aquatic survival instructor dina rothman. >> accidents happen and we want to arm children with the ability to save themselves. >> reporter: she says it takes ten minutes a day, four weeks a day for a month for a child to learn to survive in water. her youngest students are six month-old. >> we're rewarding something correct and they start realizing oh, she likes when do i that. all of a sudden in a few weeks you have a swimmer. >> reporter: according to the child safety advocate group safe kids worldwide drowning

is the third leading cause of death a monk children under the age of one. rothman says that kids can drawn in seconds under adult supervision. >> things happened, you blink, you are distract, you know, you realize that the gate was open. >> reporter: that is why demand for her services just keep growing but it can sometime be hard for parents to watch their kids go under. even in a controlled setting. >> if you are nervous as a parent, get over it. because it is for the kids. >> reporter: for the kids it is just another day at the pool. >> she loves the water and she's always jumping in and splashing and it ace good time. >> reporter: reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. it is so amazing. >> yes. >> i love it when instincts kick in. >> that is crazy wonderful. >> good for them. >> lauren joins us now, and we're in a nice space right now. >> nice space. little hot there for a lit while. >> yes, it was. >> little will hot, humid. seven days in the 90's. we have broke. that just barely. high temperatures in the

middle 80's but definitely feeling better than mid 90's for sure. we are looking good right now. we are seeing low clouds as we look live on our neighborhood network cam. cape may county, soggy night and start to the day to day. it looks ominous but is there blue skies and those low clouds are not producing any rainfall. storm scan three is showing us patchy low clouds right now over cape may county, otherwise, nice sunshine, coming down the shore right now, but we do have a few showers, working through the poconos, kind of small in nature, light in intensity they will move their way southbound but atmosphere at this point is very stable so i don't think they will have a very successful time as we head in the next couple of hours, keeping us dry. high temperatures today, we to finally break that 90-degree streak in philadelphia a, our high temperature today, is 86 degrees. we're still at 90 in reading but feeling better to day with a high temperature of 86 degrees, and dover. temperatures right now, definitely wet around our high temperature in the middle 80's to up to and around 90 degrees across berks county but down

the shore, feeling nice, a little sea breeze kick nothing there 77 degrees right now in ocean city, feeling nice in cape may at 82 degrees. forgetting a a brief break from the heat but not necessarily the humidity. dew points are up there in the 60-degree range. it is not awful but it is definitely steamy as we, head in the daze tomorrow. those dew points will drive crack up in the 70-degree range. it will feel oppressive, once again for our saturday, and into our sunday, and into our monday, as well. overnight tonight, humid conditions, partly cloudy. 73 degrees. not much breeze. just a light wind out of the south. and then tomorrow if you have chores you have to get done, outdoor jog, get the dogs out do it in the morning because areas of rain and thunderstorm will develop as we head in the second half of the day. high temperatures we will stay from the 90's topping at 85 degrees but we will watch out for redevelopment of areas of heavy rainfall. so future weather is showing us as we start off tomorrow morning, cloud around, maybe breaks of sunshine but in the afternoon, convex is really

going to getting quickly with the heating of the day, notice by lunchtime storms starting to break out especially west of philadelphia, seeing areas of heavy rainfall, some thunderstorm activity, a few storms on the stronger side, even as we head into the evening hours, still seeing these areas of rainfall, and heavy rainfall and embedded thunderstorms and we will start to quiet down as we head into late tomorrow night so we still could see activity into sunday morning. all together our weekend unfortunately is looking on the soggy side. the estimated rainfall totals project by different models. one of the models putting us up close to 3 inches of fresh rainfall as we head threw up coming weekend. storms in the the forecast for both down the shore, late day tomorrow. you might get that beach walk in the morning but otherwise watch out for those storms later in the day and poconos will be dealing with showers and thunderstorms, kind of off and on throughout the day. we will scale back storm chance a bit into sunday but still scattered storms in the forecast. we will scale it back further as we head into monday with a

chance of the spotty thunderstorm. still humid on monday and then by tuesday, looking and feeling better, sunshine, less humid, 84 degrees and on wednesday, i know it is in the middle of the week but maybe some people have vacation, 85 degrees, sunshine, comfortable humidity. nice summertime day. >> real nice. >> yes. >> real nice. >> thanks, lauren. still ahead on "eyewitness news" it wasn't all business as we covered the democratic national convention. >> this young lady got in a fun football talk with a local senator, you know who that is? school rivalry up next, don. speaking of football quick name the most explosive players on the eagles offense? a lot have people would say darren sproles. well to day was a big day for

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we spent most of the week at democratic national convention at the wells fargo center. it was work but we had fun. >> it is nice to be back here at home. >> it is. >> i talked to new jersey

senator corry booker and he has a lot to say. >> i wanted to see this on camera. that is your sin you went to u.s.c. >> just because you made a touchdown, you scored a touchdown. >> it was an epic touchdown begins your team. know this will be a hostile interview because you are upset i scored a touchdown. >> did you do an end zone dance. >> i got down on my knees and i thanked the lord. >> fair enough, i'll let you have that one. >> all right. >> let's talk about the end zone dance that will be happening, in here,. >> great transition. pro transition. you went to u.s.c. >> oh, no he didn't. >> he was digging at me. >> we did fact checking on this and yes, here is the video of senator book eras a student at stanford scoring that touchdown begins the u.s.c. and kneeling in the end zone. for the record, u.s.c. won the

game, 37-22, so, senator booker, just so you know, we see you there but we did win. >> does he remember that part. >> yes. >> does he remember the final score. >> he probably didn't bring that up. >> by the way, little shot at u.s.c. education there too. >> so many jabs out there. >> it was good. >> my bad. >> how are you, don. >> good, first of all, nice to have you back in the studio. >> good to see you. >> it can get lonely here. good to have you back. we will talk about sports. they still think i got the some thread left on my tires, that is what eagles running back darren sproles is saying about the eagles and his new contract. today two sides agreed to an extension which will keep him here through the end of the 2017 season. sproles is 33 years old. in the the nfl that is equivalent of dial up internet connection, however, he made the pro bowl last season and shows no signs of slowing down. >> anytime, in my opinion thaw can have a player like darren sproles and keep him lock up

for a couple years it makes you feel good. >> talk about leadership, work ethic, character, and he has been to the pro bowl. he is everything that we want to be. >> i love my teammates. i wanted to stay. >> on to baseball phillies and braves tonight in game two of their series, be on the look out for aaron altear in, last nights win he was three for four with a two run home run. vince velasquez pitching for fightins. check this out mike trout's first carries up for option 2004 ford ranger pickup truck and comes with his autograph on the glove compartment. vineland, new jersey native plays for l.a. angels, he is 24 years old, one of the best players in all of baseball, he has a 144 million-dollar deal, which means he can afford a ranger, or two. >> yes. >> the opening bid for this carries $5,000. >> how about that. >> or three or four.

>> he can buy a couple. >> or the factory that makes them. >> he is a if deed good thanks, buddy appreciate it. >> coming up zika infect mosquitoes may be in our country. >> officials are investigating several cases of zika that may have been transmitted by mosquitoes here, what officials are doing to contain the virus coming up. some residents of the east camden will be spending a second day under a boil water advisory, coming up hear from one woman who explains why she may be forced to go without water all together. and then new at 6:00 o'clock tonight not your every day summer camp these kids are learning how to cook, the reason these recipes are not just tasty but very important to

donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!"

florida issues a statewide mosquito declaration stepping up its mosquito control efforts. this order comes after the discovery of zika in the united states, mainland, believed to have been

transmitted by a mosquito bite. "eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. these new zika cases are on the southeastern coast of florida. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on this alarming discovery about the mosquito born disease. >> reporter: that is right, just in south florida right now, officials are trying to reassure tourist they will be safe when visiting florida. even though it now appears mosquitoes are spreading the zika virus there. four new cases are not linked to travel or sex so officials say that means that the people were infected by mosquito by the. health investigators are going from house to house looking for places where mosquitoes can breathe, stepping up efforts to prevent zika virus from spreading. >> there was nothing in there. >> reporter: florida's governor confirmed the first suspected cases of locally transmitted zika in the united states, four people, likely got the virus from a mosquito bite. health officials believe infections occurred in the small area north of downtown miami, in the trendy wynnewood

art district. >> while no mosquito traps have tested positive for the zika virus the department of health is aggressively testing people in the affected area, to ensure there are no other cases of this virus. >> reporter: doctor anthony, from the national institutes of health says while he is almost certain the u.s. will see more cases, he does not expect a large zika a out break like in brazil or puerto rico. >> we must a zoom that could happen and that is why you get very a aggressive in trying to prevent it. >> reporter: pregnant women are at greatest risk because virus can cause devastating birth defects, to prevent mosquito by the, florida residents are urged to wear lanning sleeves and repent ant and drawn standing water. the main supplier of flood started to test donations after f.d.a. told centers in miami, dade, broward count toys stop collecting donations, until they can screen each unit of blood for sick a a lot of people

wandberg this. we have about 100 cases in our tri-state area, none related to mosquito by the here. no infected mosquitoes here but an issue in south florida right now. >> all right. we will see what happens next. >> thanks, stephanie. new beginning for new town connecticut. nearly four years, since the shooting at sandy hook elementary school. tonight we're getting a first look at the new school, built to lee place the one where 20 children, and six educators, were gunned down in 2012. the new sandy hook elementary school was designed to appeal to children and to keep them safe. >> the safety and security measures in this building are second to none. >> reporter: fifty million-dollar, 86,000 square foot building has impact resistant doors and windows as well as state of the art video monitoring. the ground floor is elevated making it harder to see inside classrooms from the outside. anyone entering the front of the school must use one of the three pedestrian bridges, all who approach can be seen by those inside and the doors

will be kept locked. the old school was torn down, after a gunman fatally shot 20, first graders, and six faculty and staff in 2012. the new one stand on the same property, but not in the old footprints. there will be no on site memorial for the victims and decision was made to keep the school's same name. >> we are proud to be sandy hook school, we are part of our sandy hook village community, part of the new town and fact that a horrible thing happened here does not erase the wonderful thing that have happened here in our 300 year-old history of our community. >> reporter: school begins august 29th, officials hope all of the colorful details and thoughtful touches that the community had a hand in designing will make the new sandy hook school a place of learning, and laughter. >> this school will serve students from prekindergarten to fourth grade and 70 of those returning students were kindergarteners when this shooting occurred. san diego police officer is killed and another is wounded in a shoot-out following a late night traffic

stop. officer jonathan guzman, a 26 year veteran of the force, was killed, wade irwin is expect to survive. both officers were wearing bullet-proof vests and cameras. shooting suspect was captured in a nearby ra reen and is being treated at the hospital. we all took an oath to protect, serve all of our communities and to have this happen, to our police officers, we have seen this happen way too many times just in these last few weeks. >> across our great country, it is tragic for everyone. >> police in san diego this afternoon have surrounded a house where an accomplice, in the shooting may be hiding out. at least two people are dead after a medical transport plane crashed, in a remote part of the northern california. the pilot called for help early this morning when cockpit started filling with smoke. four people were on board the plane heading from oregon, to oakland. officials have not released information about the other

two people on the plane. many commuters in washington d.c., have to find another way home, today after a metro train derailed this morning. seventy-five passengers were forced off the train when two cars went off the track, only one person was hurt, when he bumped his head. pope francis paid an emotional visit this morning to the site of the nazi concentration cam in auschwitz, poland. pope walk alone through the gates of the complex where more than a million people were killed during the holocaust. he sat in silent prayer for nearly 15 minutes and prayed again in the prison cell where catholic saint maximilian column bye volunteered his life to to save another. survivors gathered to watch the pope and for one jewish survivor there was no difference between himself and the christian leader. >> he was a human being. holocaust was not just a jewish tragedy but it was a european tragedy.

>> this is not first time a pope has traveled to auschwitz, pope john paul, ii and pope bendik also visited. as we continue tonight on "eyewitness news", remember the half billion dollar mega millions jackpot winners have cashed in. find out why they came very close to throwing away this huge wind fall. and how one athletic company is going high tech to help you monitor your health and with theness, lauren. after a soggy night and soggy start, for some more wet weather is in the the forecast. i'll let you know when we could see a wash out, your forecast coming up next.

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more fall out from the water crisis in flint. >> six state workers in michigan are now facing charges in connection to the toxic drinking water there. prosecutors say some of the workers tried to cover up or down play the high levels of the lead found in flint residents who drank the cities water. investigators promised these will not be the last charges in the case. >> they put the children of flint on the back burner, and ignored them and ignored the truth. about what was happening in the city of flint. >> the city's water became contaminated in 2014 when the city started to pull drinking what ther from flint river to save money and the lead from the pipes ended up back in the water. tonight officials are urging 23rd of the camden city to boil water as a precaution. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us with the latest on the water woes, alex. >> reporter: ukee and jessica with water pressure dipping so low they needed time to flush

out the system of potential contamination. officials we spoke with say they have suggest bottled what the's above anything else but for some resident here in camden it is simply not that easy. >> it don't taste like water. you can tell the difference. >> reporter: after 15 years living in east camden, tracie say boil water advisories are so routine that giving out warnings can be a nickname. >> every time he called me he said don't drink water. we always called him don't thing water. >> reporter: water pressure has been restored, following yesterday's water main break city is urging caution. >> it is irving an impact on the 23rd of the city. >> reporter: carmen rodriguez says that those impacted are city, new jersey american water customers west of the coupe are river. >> the water that initial tour mouth and into your body, at least for the next 24 hours, we strongly recommend that you do not the use the pipe water. >> i don't want to get sick,

because i have been drinking water lately. >> i still don't trust it after you boil it. >> reporter: city recommend using bottled water which is what she typically uses, except. >> i live off food stamps so now it is even of the month. i don't have any bottle water, really. >> reporter: were on going construction in the area she feels the issue will continue to arise, fearing for her family, and yes, her fish. >> it is a biproduct of construction, but by all means they should absolutely feel free to express themselves because as their government entity we are responsible for making sure their needs are being met. >> reporter: the water is expect to return to being drinkable, sometime tomorrow, afternoon, but you do want to stay with cbs-3 for more on that. as for pet owners this boil water advisory does extend to them as well. the reporting live, from camden, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good information there for everyone, thanks very much. >> lauren casey joins with us our forecast. we hit some rain going home from the dnc last night a lot of us from the dnc, wells

fargo certainty, we didn't see that rain because we were inside but for those of us who had to deal witt throughout the evening hours, overnight and even early this morning especially down the shore some still rain across parts of the delaware it was a soggy period and we will have more rain, in our upcoming forecast, but things are looking pretty nice, after that soggy start down the shore, look at that some sunshine, beating down best way to spend a friday evening. ocean city, new jersey people out on the boards enjoying the conditions, and the weekend. it is just upon us. our weather watchers, are busy though, they are hard at work getting their weather reports for us and temperatures, pretty consistent in the 80's and they are commenting on the rain that did have yesterday. we are getting a little bit of the break though certainly from the intense heat we have been dealing with for the last week and a half. we will check in right now with our weather watcher, 88 degrees at phil's house. phil will be with us next friday morning. i'm filling in for katie and he will be in the studio helping us weather produce. 88 degrees right now in

philadelphia partly cloudy conditions. he said pretty cloud commercial. phil, you are showing off your weather skills with your fancy wording. that is true, we have cumulus clouds feeding off heat of the day. you see those but they are not pro tuesdaying much in the way of rainfall right now. we will check with our weather watcher jim in media, 89 degrees. partly cloudy conditions. maybe we can squeeze in one more. we will head down to delaware where we saw 5 inches of rainfall in some locations from a storm last night and this morning. jason is reporting 89 degrees. the partly cloud any middletown where we have had those higher rainfall totals. rain this morning, and then, sunny and hot this afternoon. and we're going to keep the heat at bay at least the intense heat, but we're not going to keep that rain away as we head in the upcoming weekend. rain was certainly the trend of last night in, to early this morning, check out our total for middletown delaware, over four and a half inches of rain, fall, just an incredible amount of rain in a short period of time, sewell, new jersey picking up three and a

half inches have rainfall. dennis township in cape may county over 3 inches and kenneth square, close to 3-inch west that event last night. storm scan three, much, much more quieter but we are seeing, some showers, as we look up towards the poconos, they are trying to work their way southbound but you can see they are not very strong and not going very far at this point. we do have a dry slot and evening in store. temperatures are warm but in the hot, 86 degrees in philadelphia a we are at 90 in reading. feeling good down the shore with temperatures in the low to mid 80's but certainly we have been on that july heat streak. 90 degrees, days so far this season 23. mostly this month. last year we had 37, 90-degree days. pretty high above our seasonal average. check out 2010, that was a hot year, 55, 90 degrees days in philadelphia. so, getting a break from the 90's. not getting a big break. dew points right now tolerable in the mid to upper 60's but still certainly steamy, and overnight tonight we will have

muggy conditions, partly cloudy, falling back down to 73 degrees. for tomorrow we will start off dry and areas of rain and thunderstorms develop in the second half of the day and we will see a stalled out weather system just to our south that will provide lift to our atmosphere. we will have the moisture and then we will have heat as we head in the afternoon hours. showers and storms will flare up. we could see storm activity continuing as we head into tomorrow evening and then redevelopment once again, with this system still lingering around, as we head into sunday so all together, we will have to have that umbrella close by and have a backup plan for your outdoor plans because tomorrow, a mainly dry start to the day but downpours start to kick up after lunchtime, scattered storms and that activity will continue in the evening hours but at least no 90's on the board for our high temperatures. tomorrow topping in the lower 80's in the lehigh valley. middle 80's in the city and surrounding counties. as we head into sunday keep it in the middle 80's and is there not a 90-degree temperature on the board until we head towards the end of the next week and we will finally

start to dry things up as we head into tuesday. less humid. sunshine returns setting us up for a very nice mid week. >> thanks very much. well, even babe ruth didn't do this. >> central pennsylvania, 12 years old, had the game of his little league life and career in this inning. corry, led off the game the other night with a home run. >> that is cool. nice, nicely done. except he batted twice more in that same inning and hit two more home runs. that the is three home runs, in a 17 run, first inning. his coach was surprised and so was corry. >> i just try to hit line drives, that is it, and i just got lucky. i hit another one. >> i have never seen three home runs in the first inning of one game. it was great to experience something like that for him and the team. >> corry's lower paxson west hanover team won the game 35-two. >> wow. >> in a a mercy rule game. >> mercy me, back in the day. >> that is a football score. >> thirty-five, mercy rule

back in the day i think was ten runs. >> i feel bad for the other team. thirty-five-two. still ahead on "eyewitness news" moms gone wild. >> new movie bad moms, opens up today, stars tell us what kind of moms they are, and who they rely on for support, that

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bell and catherine hand go off the deepened in bad moms. >> we are killing ourselves trying to be perfect and making us insane. >> reporter: they decide they cannot take it after one, too much run ins with the high string run in mother led by cristina apple gate. >> of course, eggs, milk or butter, salt, sugar or wheat. >> what ingredients can we use. >> the realistic, comedy, portrayal of what i think, every woman who has had a kid has gone through. you feel over extended, under appreciated. >> reporter: all of the lead activistes have children in real life. sun and it is her network. >> and, i'm an amazing husband and families. but i rely on my girls. >> reporter: but as for which type of mom she's at home cristina applegate is still figuring it the out. >> i try to have a good balance of hippy, parents and

type a parenting and control. >> reporter: actress essay they are doing the best that they can, just like moms every where. that might do pretty well. >> yeah. >> bad moms, by the way opens up nationwide, tuesday. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 dnc has wrapped up but hillary clinton was still in town, democratic candidates made two stops and, speaks only to "eyewitness news", about the city of philadelphia. and the convention came to an end in a, sea of bee lose and confetti, and clean up is underway. we will look inside the wells fargo center as crews start to straighten up. plus, ingredients, more than just a tasty meal, i'm stephanie stahl, and shows us a unique program teaching kids to cook but these dishes are also keeping them out of the hospital. lauren? >> there was a week of extreme heat and a night of heavy

rainfall and one of those will return as we head in the upcoming weekend. i'm meteorologist lauren case which your forecast next up at 6:00. it was just so wonderful to be here in this beautiful, city and it was so gracious, so hospitable we had a wonderful convention. >> high praise from hillary historic candidate applause philadelphia, speaking only to "eyewitness news" about the success in hosting the dnc. "eyewitness news" caught up with clinton as she left temple university. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. the she's speaking a at an end in hatfield where "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is with more, hi greg. >> reporter: good evening, jessica and ukee. hillary clinton and her running mate tim kaine just left this factory here in hatfield a few minutes ago, wrapped up that