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 speaking

engagement here. this factory makes toys knex and lincoln logs. very important stop and hillary clinton and tim kaine because focus on this have bus tour which began around 1:00 in the afternoon at temple university is all about jobs. we want to show thaw video. a crowd of 3,000 people gathered to hear the first female presidential candidate of a major party speak along with kaine this afternoon at temple university. there she was talking about those jobs. she says if elect with the first 100 days in office, she will pledge the most money ever, toward jobs and the american worker. since world war two. take a listen as to what she has had to say. >> i'm not satisfied with the status quo. i'm not telling you that everything is just peachy keen. i'm telling you we have made progress but we have work to do to make sure everybody is included. >> we've got to have more good jobs, we have got to raise

raises, we have to tackle in equality and we have to make this economy work for everyone not just those at the top. >> reporter: as hillary clinton was leaving that event there in temple around 1:00 this afternoon i was able to speak exclusively with her. i asked her about the city of philadelphia. it means a lot, birthplace of our country but also the place where she was nominated as a first female candidate of a major political party, take a listen as to what she had to say about philadelphia. >> well, my son in law grew up in philadelphia and so she came from a big family, and i have lots of friend in philadelphia, i love to come to philadelphia over the years. the just so wonderful to be here in this beautiful city, it was so gracious, so hospitable we have had a wonderful convention. >> reporter: of course, focus of this bus tour, through pennsylvania, and ohio is all about jobs, according to the campaign and campaign spokes people, however, there is a

very recent poll just released, where they mention that hillary clinton is a at 50 percent in pennsylvania, trump at 41. a nine-point margin there. 8 percent undivided. that is why the clinton campaign has decided to stay here a few extra days, after the dnc, to push that message and persuade that message, and vote for clinton. she's now, and harrisburg for that event. wife live, and cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks very much. and supporters began the long ride home, some of them called new jersey state parks and campground homes during dnc. while they are disappointed they will continue to fight to keep the sanders movement going. >> donald trump talked about bernie sanders at a campaign stop in colorado. rallying with supporters, and, trump said sanders, sold his soul to the devil, by throwing his support behind hillary clinton. trump also criticized hillary

clinton's speech last night calling it average. he then said, his convention speech got better tv ratings. >> we get a guy a lot but honestly the numbers were, incredible. >> which tells you, which tells you, isn't it good to have trump, running for presidency. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh shows us all of the hard work taking place behind the scenes and how long this post convention transformation, will take. >> don't let the floating confetti fool you. the democratic national convention, has come to an end. the clean up, is just the beginning. >> on the stage you will come down, the video will come down video, lighting. >> all long hours well worth

it, and stage hand for local stage hand. >> it took several weeks and hand from across the country just out for the democratic national convention and clean up is expected to still take several more days. it is more time. >> behind the glamour of the major event, thinks required, hundreds of workers wrapping cables and wasting no time. >> four day convention ended with this historic nomination. hillary clinton as official democratic candidate the for president. >> it was a pleasure seeing hillary last night. >> we learned a lot. >> i'm a bernie sanders guy, and you know, i thought everybody was great. >> reporter: as these workers wheel away furniture, they seem to have taken away a message too, they are really stronger together.

>> both sworn in civilian police department an exceptional job, can't say enough about them and telling them that all weekend. >> and, circumstances, primary, and waste a couple of those days, and they did an absolutely remarkable job and. >> commissioner added 11 people were arrested for breaching the security fence. 106 were cited, out of more than, 13,000, estimated, demonstrators. and a lot of people are talking about how the police department handled the event. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon has reaction and also show you the moment on video that is now create ago lot of buzz. >> reporter: it moment, that has so many talking, video shows this philadelphia police sing and played guitar with the bernie sanders protesters

around 20th and pattison at fdr park. >> video posted from the philadelphia police department's facebook page has been shared more than a thousand times friday afternoon, from facebook, to twitter and instagram, users posted their messages of appreciation for police and their performance during the national event. while speaking with "eyewitness news" on thursday, congressman bob brady, also, commended the department. >> i'm very proud of our police commissioner, what a great job we did. >> reporter: four day event was not without incident there were dozens of citations and arrests as well and reaction to philadelphia police was in the completely positive. one black lives matter philly organizer said in a statement the police presence, wasn't for protection of protesters but for containment of protests. they made it difficult for bystanders inspired by the march, to join into it. >> police say that tens of thousands met in philadelphia to protest, hoping that maybe while all eyes were on philadelphia, their message received some attention as well. their group, part of that

spotlight. whether that be through, marches down broad street or perhaps, through the softer moments. >> rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well. >> incident occurred on route 13, and two people were taken to the hospital, we're told u.s. 13 has just reopened, but there is still plenty of traffic in that area, if you aring that way. a father is in critical condition, after he was caught in the cross fire, of a gun battle, driving through germantown yesterday evening around 6:00 o'clock. the his four year-old daughter was in the car with him. little girl was not hurt but 25 year-old man was shot several times near germantown and wistar street. he was just on his way home from work. >> it was right after rush hour, he was stuck in traffic, and there were two groups on each side of the avenue firing

shots at each other. >> victim whose name has not been released was rushed to einstein hospital and police are reviewing surveillance videos from cameras in the area as they searched for the gun man. straight ahead on "eyewitness news" busting through the doors with stolen merchandise, what these men got away with, and where it all happens. and a cooking class with a very important focus, our stephanie stahl explains why the dishes these teens are making can also keep them healthy. lauren? it was a soggy night for many across the delaware valley with up to 5 inches have rain falling in some spots and heavy rain returns as we head in the weekend ale let you know when to expect it in the full forecast coming up. she didn't have a glove and she didn't use her hand, but somehow, she made the catch of the night, don't miss it. plus what what eagle gets a new deal and another one is feeling the brotherly love. update from training

who do you talk to for military advice right now? i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. well, i watch the shows. i mean i really see a lot of great - you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows... while donald trump watched tv, as secretary of state, hillary clinton negotiated a cease fire in gaza. a reduction in nuclear weapons... took on vladimir putin... and stood up against the trafficking of human beings. a steady leader in an unsteady world.

we have breaking news, chopper three is live over philadelphia, hunting park neighborhood police and fire officials are investigating a report of a map who fell in the sewer and left under a water. this is all unfolded in the last 15 minutes near ninth and pike street. we're told authorities are trying to make contact with the man but has not as of yet. we will of course, continue to follow this for you the latest on this breaking news story here on television and on line as more information becomes available. on the cbs-3 healthwatch, children life threatening diseases, face challenges and one being the need to eat healthy. is there a way to make that more entertaining. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to tell us about a unique camp. >> this is a camp for teens with kidney disease helping them master a renal diet.

experts at children's hospital of philadelphia came up with a way to make life lessons fun. >> eighteen year-old williams is making a fruit smoothie learning how to cook healthy and helping her stay alive. >> if i eat, too much salt or have too much to drink i get bloated. i end up in the hospital. >> reporter: she has kidney disease and need a transplant. the she's part of the week long cooking camp for teens with kidney disease. >> i learned a lot,. >> we have all have of our dry ingredient here. >> reporter: chefs from the restaurant school teach kidney patients how things like herbs can be used for flavoring instead of salt, sodium and others minerals can be dangerous. nina foster business the department at chop that organizes a camp for their young patients. >> they talk about who has what and that is just part of getting to know each other but kind of being supportive of each other here.

they have fun cooking and learning recipes together. >> reporter: since she cannot eat chocolate she now has a special cup cake recipe her favorite. >> it is less salt, not as much sugar. i'm not allowed to eat butter. >> spaghetti. >> spaghetti. >> reporter: fourteen year-old, stevens has had a kidney transplant four years ago but still need to watch his diet. >> vegetables, a lot of vegetables. >> reporter: except for one. >> i don't like brussels sprouts. >> reporter: report no brussels sprouts. thinks second year for the camp teaching kidney patients and healthy recipes can also be tasty. no brussels sprouts what a great camp. >> empowers them to make it creative. >> wonderful. >> thanks, stephanie. police in evesham township are asking for public's help identifying two shop lifting suspects. >> this is surveillance video from the apple store on route 73 on tuesday. police say two men ran out of the store were four mack book

pros. they retail for $2,500 a piece. if you recognize those suspects, police want to talk to you. >> check in with don bell, go back over to eagles camp. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, i feel like we have been waiting for this for a long time. chip got fire. we have been waiting to get after it. now we are here. >> preseason game, right around the corner. >> day two as and read would say, injuries, running back ryan matthews is still out with a angle injuries, brandon brooks nursing a hamstring. the both guys expect back next week. eagles practicing without full contact tomorrow they will wear full pad. on sunday they will hold a open to the public practice at the link. during this time of the year, teams try to build chemistry on and off the feel. so far it is working for the bird. >> guys love to be around each other and that is where it starts having that nucleus of guys, leaders down to the undrafted guys, everybody being social, everybody being

friendly and everybody saying okay we have a common goal. only way to get that is you have to build that comradery. i feel like we have that. >> reporter: little big man in the backfield keeps rolling, eagles sign darren sproles to the contract extension. the deal runs through the 2017 season. he is 33 years old. he made pro bowl last season and continues to cause headaches both as a return man and pass catcher out of the backfield. >> darren sproles is a pro's pro he knows how to take care of his body in the off season. very intelligent running back. he has been around this game a long time. guys like thaw don't worry about. he does everything right. he does what you coach him to do. >> baseball, in the atl, phillies hope to go back to back not just with wins but offensive production. last night they scored more than four runs for the first time, since the all-star break. vince velasquez is pitching for fightins. miller park in milwaukee, high fly ball and this woman

would not be denied. hat off, makes the catch, and give it to the fan. >> yes. >> i love her. >> here's the replay. >> the extension. >> and the dance. >> who needs a glove. >> what are you more impressed by catch or the dance. >> beautiful combination. >> exactly right. >> people underneath are like i got it. >> no, you don't what happened. >> that is quick. >> appreciate it. >> lauren casey joins us with the forecast, rain last night. >> yes, sunshine breaking out, not quite as hot, we have got close to 90 but didn't get there. that is good enough. little bit of the break. 80 degrees our high so far on this friday but we did have a streak of 90's, in philadelphia, and in the upcoming weekend we will keep away those 90's but bringing back rain chance but no rain on the scene as we look live on the neighborhood network. berks county, reading.

90 degrees is current temperature sitting on your high temperature but blue skies and friendly looking cumulus cloud in the scene right now and our high temperature so far in philadelphia we will hit 88 degrees. that is your. ninety in he had aring. 84 degrees the high down the shore in ac. current temperatures akin to those high temperature 88 degrees in wilmington. upper 80's in philadelphia. down the shore ocean temperature 72 degrees. cooler air moving on shore on that easterly wind flow and we are seeing temperatures right now 77 degrees and 79, 77 in ocean city and 79 degrees, currently in cape may. rain amounts in middletown over the last 24 hours, just really, incredible, four and a half inches, in parts of the delaware, and sewell, new jersey picking up three and a half inches from last night, into early this morning. cape may county dennis township picking over 3 inches. kenneth square close to

3 inches of rainfall incredible for a short period of time but now all is quiet with the exception of the few showers working themselves up from the poconos down to the lehigh valley. very small in size and light in intensity. couple drip drops right there around parts of the lehigh valley but we are still feeling the moisture but we are not seeing moisture. dew points in the upper 60's to near 70 degrees. we will have muggy conditions overnight tonight partly cloudy staying dry in the city, humid conditions with that low of 73 degrees. and then tomorrow first part of the day will be dry part of the day and then areas of rain and then are storms develop in the second half of the day high temperature at the 85 and future weather will show us a a dry overnight per, dry start to the day, certainly some cloud, maybe breaks of sunshine until midday and we will get that convection going with the heat of the day. weather system off to the south providing a lift as we head in the afternoon and evening hours areas of heavy rainfall strong thunderstorms possible. quiet down late tomorrow night

but even into sunday morning we could see storms flaring up. all together unfortunately it looks like a pretty soggy weekend. project rainfall totals from a few models, high one close to 3 inches of rainfall in the city as we head into saturday and sunday. rain in the forecast down the shore and poconos as well. dry start to the day so get that nice beach walk in the morning and then those storms are rolling in as we head in the second half of the day. we will take storm chance down a bit into sunday but scattered in nature. spotty in nature on monday to kick off the month of august. can you believe it. it is humid. but looks like a nice week first week of august tuesday, wednesday, thursday, comfortable humidity, sunshine 80's so not too bad. >> not at all. >> thanks, lauren. still to come on "eyewitness news" checking out local brew. south jersey coffee spot that has fans going nuts. look

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traveling community singer focused on resident help makes a stop in camden. >> "eyewitness news" in the whitman park neighborhood, free camden healthy start event connected health care information, social services and other resources so they can get and stay healthy. and, in addition to health screening today's event included refreshments and some fun, for all of the family. >> good to see. "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins us now with a look ahead. >> hi ukee and guess contact here's the "cbs evening news" tonight. they are here, health officials announce that had sick trans hitting mosquitoes are in the u.s. we're on the front line in florida and our doctor john lepuke will explain how to protect yourself. plus hillary clinton hits the campaign trail, why don't old trump hits back. steve hartman meets his

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we want to take you to a shore destination getting more and more popular. >> on "eyewitness news" reporter, pat gallen went to the ocean city coffee company on the boardwalk.

they have got 18 different flavors in regular and dehave calf, how about, chocolate mint, cranberry coffee. the owner showed pat how they infuse flavor in the beans. >> vanilla, so a vanilla extract we get at shopping center or grocery store is what we use. comes in gallons. >> yep. >> and then we mix it around and let it sit there and see how it is, just sitting there. >> you will see how they are wet ape that is the extract and the beans will absorb that, until they come to look more like that. >> ocean city coffee company has eight different flavors brewing at a time and they rotate twice a week. >> i can walk in there and get a jolt. thanks for watching, we're back at ten on cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", from new york, here now is scott pelley. take care family. we will see you tonight.

>> pelley: zika virus arrives in the u.s. now it's war on mosquitos as doctors warn pregnant women to protect themselves. >> this is not just a florida issue. this is a u.s. issue. it's a national issue. we're just at the front of it. >> pelley: also tonight, a strict voter i.d. law in a swing state is struck down. clinton and kaine hit the road while trump threatens his critics. >> the little guy gets up, knock the hell-- i said i want to hit him back so hard. >> pelley: what happens to traffic deaths when cities remove red light cameras. plus steve hartman and his dad arrive at one of life's crossroads. >> i prefer to stay but you also have to realha