let's start with greg arbos at ibew headquarters, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are going in to hour ten of this massive federal investigation, it the is all centered around here the union headquarters at spring garden and 17th street. take a look right there you see that very large penske truck that is what the fbi is using to fill with paperwork, computers all centered around this federal investigation in, to one of the cities most powerful unions. >> fbi and other federal agents, spend most of friday, raiding the offices and home of rahm event in union boss john dougherty. the spring garden street union hall and offices for the international brotherhood of electrical workers, ibew local 98, cordond off by state police and as federal agents piled at least three computers and at least 100 boxes, marked with labels reading payroll, tax record, and investments

into this 30-foot box truck. investigators also combed through dougherty's other office at third street and jackson, serving a warrant and collecting more evident. sources tell cbs-3 news federal agents have collected evidence from at least, eight other locations. >> i'm at a loss. >> reporter: frank kiehl a union spokesperson says that confusion is because he says that local 98's finances, are regularly scrutinized. >> this union local 98 was subject to multiple, external annual audits, and reviews of their finances and there are numerous checks and balances. >> reporter: kiehl says that dougherty is cooperating and the organization has been even more careful, after a similar raid in 2006. >> he is fine. he has been through this, before. as you guys know. so it is somewhat old hat and, he is john. he has nothing to hide. he doesn't know what this is all about. so his spirits are good.

>> reporter: we have reached out to the fbi for comment about the nature of this investigation, they responded only with this statement, which read in part, quote, fbi philadelphia has personnel at a number of locations around the city this morning in connection with an ongoing investigation. now sources, close to this investigation, tell thaws no arrests will be made today, right now, as you saw, only evidence the is being gathered. now coming up tonight at 6:00 o'clock, you will hear from mayor jim kenney, he is friend with dougherty, and hear what he has to say about this massive federal probe. we are live at ibew, local union 98 headquarters i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks very much. included in the other locations targeted by federal agents are three, and, three places, prominent philadelphia labor leader john dougherty. our team coverage continues now, with "eyewitness news", reporter alexandria hoff, she has been in south philadelphia all day to day where agents removed, items from

dougherty's home and businesses. alex. >> agents arrived here early this morning and dougherty out of town arrived a short time after that, with things, pretty much wrapping up here, at least here, at 2:30. the labor giant known affectionately known as johnny dock spent the majority of his morning conversing with family and neighbors, as federal investigators searched through his south philly home. >> i'm very comfortable with where we're at right now. once we get this scenario by us, everything will be fine. >> reporter: but what this scenario is remains unclear. fbi has declined further details into this investigation. just a few blocks away agents removed several boxes from a dougherty family business, dock's union pub on the 1800 block of south second street, back at the two family homes, both side by side, about a half dozen boxes were removed in total with no clear indication of what was inside. >> you know i have been under scrutiny my whole life.

i don't understand y maybe because i win too much. >> reporter: dougherty is head of the ibew local 98 electrical workers union. >> i represent working middle class people some people don't like that. that is what i do. >> reporter: dougherty's team say they are puzzled by the attention on these two homes that was put to take, given that they are part of an investigation into an electrical contractor, and also has searched back in 2006. reporting live from south philadelphia, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, alex. another target the of the federal raids was city councilman bobby henon who has strong ties to local 98. agents searched his offices at city hall and on torresdale avenue in mayfair. our team coverage continues now with "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh. >> reporter: they were not commenting on why federal investigators swarmed at least ten different locations friday including the offices of philadelphia city councilman bobby henon. the 47 year-old democrat represents the sixth district in northeast philadelphia.

our camera rolled as investigators removed evidence from both of henon's offices one at city hall and one on torresdale avenue. henon a electrician by trade now serves as council majority leader, constituents first elected him to city council in 2011 and then again in 2015. but before his time at city hall henon served as political director of the cities electricians union, the international brotherhood of electrical workers, local 98. he started asiana pren advertise there and worked his way up through the ranks. a spokeswoman for the philadelphia city council declined comment citing an ongoing investigation. anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, as we do head into the weekend, a fabulous friday but storm changes are on the the way for us. lets check with meteorologist kate bilo on the cbs-3 sky deck, kate, what is it looking like. >> right now it looks great and it feels great outside as well. it is starting to feel slightly more humid but no complaints on a friday

evening, it will be a great night to be out and about in the city, down the shore or even in the poconos but clouds will start to increase and that will bring some changes. lets start with your weather headlines as we head toward weekend. a stretch of summer stunners lies ahead in the forecast but first is there one blip on the radar, that this system will impact us tomorrow, coming up we will time out your weekend outdoor plans as well, but storm scan three does show where that front is, it is extending from eastern canada right down into portions of the midwest, we will have some showers and storms out ahead of it. we cannot rule out a stray shower or storm overnight especially off to the south over portions of delaware into early tomorrow morning but tomorrow afternoon it looks like time to focus on for these storms. in the meantime it is nice and warm outside, we can see cooler to the the west, 77 in lancaster, 07 in mount pocono, warm 84 here in philadelphia. 81 degrees in millville. future weather shows clouds building in as that front approaches and coming up we will time this out even further, as the storms begin, to move through, tomorrow afternoon. i'll tell you about the timing

of the storms, what to expect from them and when it clears out in the summer stunner i talk about will review. for now back inside to you. >> kate, thanks very much. we should find out this weekend when philadelphia's criminal justice center will be back opened for court business, after an elevator mishap yesterday, that injured two people. the cjc was closed again today while investigators worked to try to pinpoint exactly what went wrong. sheriff joe williams told "eyewitness news" today that injured sergeant paulaens has a long recovery ahead of him. forty-eight year-old suffered a broken back and other injuries after the elevator he was riding in shot from the 11th floor all the way up through the ceiling of the shaft. the collision rained debris down on to a second elevator in the basement, a clerk inside that elevator was treated and released from the hospital last night. now in campaign 2016, a donald trump campaign rail is underway in des moines, iowa. trump is trying to move on from a tough week that involved, dust ups with the gulf star family and

republican leaders. as cbs reporter craig boswell reports, hillary clinton is rising in polls as trump struggles. >> reporter: hillary clinton blamed herself for inconsistencies during an interview about what fbi director james comey said about her e-mail and what she told the american people. >> what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful is consistent with what i have said publicly. so i may have short circuited. >> reporter: ongoing trust issues don't appear for hurting her candidacy. she has a double digit lead in new hampshire and pennsylvania and significant edge in michigan and florida. she has even opened up a four-point lead in the traditionally red state of georgia. nationally, clinton has an average seven-point advantage over trump who by all accounts is having a pretty bad week. >> we are going to make america great again. >> reporter: trump and running mate mike pen ce are campaigning in piss conn sin but republican party

heavyweights are skipping it, monk them house speaker paul ryan, governor scott walker and senator ron johnson. the snub comes as former acting cia director mike morel wrote an opinion piece in the new york times pledging his report for clinton. mr. trump has no experience on national security he wrote, even more important, the character traits he has exhibited during the primary season suggest he would be a poor even dangerous commander in chief. trump is looking to move on, he is scheduled to announce his plan to revitalize the american economy during a speech in detroit on monday. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the campaign, 2016, you can get latest anytime, at cbs philly.com. well, the mayor of a northern virginia city is under arrest, on drug charges. after a sex for drugs sting operation at a hotel. the fairfax city mayor r scott silverthorn was arrested during a sting operation.

officials say mayor responded to a fake web site which was create by police, silverthorn said he could provide methamphetamine for sex. police arranged to meet silverthorn at a hotel. >> silverthorn, provided methamphetamine to an under cover fairfax county police detective and was subsequently arrested, in charge with that felony offence and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia. >> in addition to being the mayor silvertorn works as a substitute teacher for fairfax county public schools. body camry video released, we will have more of the footage and action taken a fence three chicago officers. and a blast so powerful it launched debris across the street where a house was destroyed but family still inside. and the zika scare continues in florida what health officials are asking miami area residents, to

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well, six people, including four children were hospitalized, when their house was leveled by a explosion in connecticut late yesterday. >> today investigators remained on the scene as they try to determine exactly what caused the blast, so powerful, that it blew blue the front door of the house in, to the neighbors yard across the street. >> these investigators tell me they have a challenging job a head of them picking through debris and trying to find any clues, or any evidence of what may have caused this. >> police say everyone inside the home including a seven year-old boy who suffered the most extensive injuries is expected to survive. this was the scene at an italian airport early this morning when a dhl cargo plane over shot the runway crashed through a guardrail and ended up on a nearby highway. airport and highway were closed for a portion of the morning while crews work to remove the plane. officials say no one was injured in that crash.

parts of the the louisiana are cleaning up from fast moving but very powerful storms. >> torrential downpours, strong wind and tornado, hit new orleans yesterday. authorities say storms damaged several cars and caused at least four abandon buildings to collapse. fortunately only two minor injuries were reported but severe weather definitely rattled more than a few nerves. >> the wind was so strong, it was standing us up. >> all i heard was this this and a big boom. >> reporter: authorities say most of the damage was concentrated in new orleans seventh ward an area hit very hard by katrina in 2005. >> frightening weather there. >> yes. >> we have had beautiful weather here today. >> we have, a beautiful day. it has been a stretch of beautiful days. we just can't get enough. keep it coming. tomorrow will be dealing with a cold front that is moving through with the threat for thunderstorms.hat is moving it is not a total wash out but we will be dodging a few locally strong storms in the afternoon and evening, and then we will also be feeling a ramp up in the humidity.

it will feel very uncomfortable outside tomorrow but it is only one day, and then we're back to the good stuff. lets look at is what going on and time this out. people have weekend plans, maybe plans included this, musikfest begins tonight in bethlehem this is such a huge deal, my husband is from bethlehem, grew up going to musikfest, my best friend from bethlehem as well. always talking about musikfest and how the town just goes crazy and you cannot really park anywhere and really crowded but good time and you can see everything is block off there on main street as festivity, get underway, it should be a a nice evening for that. just a little will bit of the breeze, few more clouds but comfortable outside. tomorrow though you'll be dodging some showers and storms heading out that way. here's front that will make it happen, you can see this line of showers and storms by seeking the great lakes region. we have showers and thunderstorms out ahead of that front as well, those could pop up in portions of delaware overnight and a few getting close, won't be surprised to see a stray shower or thunderstorm there temperatures are seasonal, comfortable 80 degrees in allentown.

eighty-four in philadelphia dew points are in the 60's but overnight into tomorrow we will see dew points rise in the 70's and then eventually tomorrow afternoon dew points in the mid 70's in a few spots down the shore, included. that is very, very steamy air. good news is once that front comes through by midnight we are down in the mid 60's and then sunday's dew points are in the 50's and will completely different sunday. here's the timing. wake up to clouds, hazy hot and humid three, p.m. we have scattered locally strong storms. they are not every where but if you are out and about keep an eye to the sky, have an indoor location to move to. if you have a barbecue or anything like that because here's 4:00 p.m., strong storm right over the city and then eventually down the shore around dinner time hour before finally clearing out saturday night, and sunday we're left with sunshine and much more comfortable conditions. your weekend planner, if you want to get outside here's what it looks like. tomorrow morning not a lot of sunshine, very steamy but until about 1:00 o'clock, you should be fine to be outside. definitely don't spend too much time on the hair or

anything like. that it will be a steam bat h outside. 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. is time for these scattered strong storms moving from west to east, late saturday night and all day sunday we will have nice weather, lower humidity and lots of sunshine. so overnight tonight, increasing clouds, it is warm and muggy 73, definitely not a night to have air conditioning off. may have given it break a pass feud but you'll need it tonight. tomorrow hot and humid with scattered afternoon thunderstorms, solve these could be locally strong. it is only one day we are back to the 90's and then, sunday 87 with sunshine, monday 87, sunny and nice, and it looks like that stretch continues into next week, i'll tell you when we could see more thunderstorms returning to the forecast next week coming up in our next half an hour but again, one out of two this weekend just a a chance for thunderstorms but still pretty nice. >> thanks, appreciate it. it will be a battle at box office as highly anticipated suicide squad is expect to top jason borne's opening weekend. >> is there too much violence?

insider's kelce knight has more from who will i wood, kelce. >> ukee and natasha i'm coming from inside 49 seasons hotel in beverly hills and minutes from interviewing merrill streep in the room next door but this is a very interesting story. will smith speaking out to our special correspondent alycia quarles in new york city and talking about how the film should be a means to escape all of the violence. >> with everything going on with gun violence do you worry that some will take it to the wrong way or take it to the extreme. >> absolutely a concern, how the imagery that we portray in films effects the mind of people who are going into the theater. i think the hyper reality and the comedy of this film takes it out of the realm have of that kind potentially negative imagery. >> suicide squad does have plenty of action, and the cast put in extra hours to get

physically ready to handle the stunts. >> i heard you were in amazing shape. i see you going off the road. >> and, it was pretty rugged, the physical work. >> we had our own gym. >> margot had hardest job because she had to do all of the stuff that she had to do and do it in heels. >> let's play. >> goodes who is better a at this. >> so painful after a while. >> it is fine but not very good in heels to begin with. i settled down a few times. >> we will have so much more tonight, ukee and natasha back to you. >> that could be tricky, get all of your hollywood news tonight and every week night at 7:30 watch insider right here on cbs-3. >> still ahead, getting ready in rio final preps are underway in brazil as the summer games are set to begin. >> leslie. tom brady talk for first time after dropping his appeal and deflate gate so how tough will it be to watch from home.

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it is practice and we're talking about injuries already. >> i knew you weren't going to like this. >> i knew it. >> it hurts. >> we have good news and we have some bad news, at eagles training camp we will start with the positive, ryan matthews and brandon brooks making their training camp debut. matthews out with the ankle injury and brooks had a bad hamstring. here's bad news receivers jordan matthews and zach ertz both had to leave practice after low hits, during a live drill. now chip kelly did not allow hitting or tackling, because he just wants his players to be smart. >> we're in a live situation too and i understand competitiveness of the drill but i have tried to get message across too we have to protect each other. try not the to go low. it is reactionary stuff. you cannot fault the players for trying to make plays.

>> well, phillies start a six game west coast road trip. jeremy hellickson will be on the mound who won five out of six starts and tom brady spoke for first time after dropping his appeals to deflate gate. he will, miss the four games of the season after commissioner goodell defended him. how tough will it be for him to sit out? >> i tried to, you know, just be positive as i can be, that is kind of always been my motto. over the course of my career, i faced different things and try to overcome them the best way i could or best way i knew how and i will try to do the same thing. i just want to go out there and play really well. >> a lot of folks will be watching those four games. >> they sure will. >> coming up, in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news", the latest trend with drones, the reason this was going above and beyond, just

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sounding the alarm doctors with the centers for disease control are warning pregnant woman around the country to protect themselves against the zika virus. this is as 15 locally transmitted cases were confirmed, in the miami area "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. >> i am. and, it does ant peer, that the virus is spreading on side that one miami community but officials are urging all pregnant woman to take precautions. correspondent weijia jiang has the latest.

>> laura perez lives 101 miles from the zika zone in miami but still worried about the virus. she's 35 weeks pregnant. >> they don't know exactly what could happened. >> reporter: pregnant woman at greatest risk because it cast cause devastating birth defects. fifteen cases of locally transmitted zika have been in south florida. so far there is no evidence that the the mosquito born virus is spreading outside 1 mile area of the wynnewood section of the miami, but cdc is advising all pregnant woman and doctors to be vigilant. >> we have advised every obstetrician in the country to assess woman to see if they have a risk, by travel or potential sexual transmission of zika, and then if appropriate to get them tested. >> reporter: insect repellants are one of the ways to prevent mosquito by the but many pregnant woman are concerned about the chemicals, found in the products. federal health officials say that look for repellant that is contain deet, ir3535 or oil

of lemon eucalyptus. >> research has shown that these repellants are safe for use by all populations including pregnant would nan. >> reporter: take precaution against zika. >> make sure that at home, there is no water around, you know, that can cause, mosquito damage. wear long pants. >> reporter: she's trying to stay inside as much as she can. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, video has been released related to the fatal shooting of an 18 year-old suspect car thief, suspect paula neil was killed following a police pursuit in chicago last week. we do want to warn you that the video may be difficulties turning. police body camera video shows officers firing into a fleeing vehicle will, and then officers are seen pursuing o'neill through a yard and over a fence.

officers then cuffed the face down on the ground. and, then today, and. >> and, decided, to play judge. >> and, and distraught. >> and, someone. >> at that time. three officers, stripped of their duties after preliminary discrimination found they violated department policy. also police,. in connection with the shooting that wounded a ten year-old little girl in north philadelphia last thursday. these are suspects 23 year-old richard holmes and 29 year-old steven, they say gunfire rang out on the 3100 block have of north rosewood street after one of the men got in the argument with another man. suspect opened fire, missing his target, and hitting the little girl in the arm. investigators say a second

gunman began firing from the second floor window at the man involved in the argument. both suspects remain on the loose at this hour, the child meantime, was treated and released from the hospital. montgomery county officials have now announced at rest of daniel jacob er b of hatboro, following an investigation that revealed three three-year old er b a gymnastic instructor sexually assaulted a girl multiple times from the time that she was eight years old until she was 11. erb faces a number of charges including endangering welfare of the child and unlawful contact with a child. a georgia man is facing manslaughter charges in the deaths of his twin daughters who authorities say, he left in a hot car. fifteen month-old girl has been identified as aerial and al-aa north. when they a arrived at the scene in georgia last night girls father, the asa north and neighbors were trying to cool the children in the kid

die pool out back. another neighbor rushed over with packs of ice but was not enough to save the girls. >> we did find a car that did have two child seats in the back seat of the car. we believed possibly that is where the children were possibly left. >> the national safety council says it is concerned about the growing number of hot car deaths involving children. so far this summer at least 26 children in 15 states have died after being left in hot cars. that is already two more than all of last year. on the healthwatch tonight, what is causing this deadly trend. >> stephanie stahl is here to explain, stephanie. >> reporter: it is such a tragedy. people are busy, tired and often multi tasking, so hard to imagine how a person can forget a baby in the back seat. one expert is blaming technology. and distracted driving. record number of children have died from heat this year after being left in cars, and the numbers are growing, the question, is why. >> the keyword for the day,

distraction. >> reporter: doctor james roberts is a expert on addiction to technology, particularly cell phones, which he blames for the increase in children being forgotten. >> it can only be distracted behavior because i would a zoom it is not being done on purpose. it is distract behavior, and then make that link if it is distract behavior it is probably technology. >> reporter: roberts say research has shown a growing number of people are easily distract. >> dropping in our attempts to spend 12, to 18 and a quarter in the last 15 years has been attributed to technology, and put that in perspective, the attention of the average gold fish is nine seconds. so we have gotten to the point where human beings now have a shorter attention span then the garden variety gold fish. >> reporter: robert author of two books on the subject of technology addiction says that there is a way to force yourself to focus, while driving. >> i say first thing you should do is put your smart phone in there and get it out when you arrive, i bet that will reduce the events we are seeing with people leaving

their children and other loved ones and their pets behind. >> reporter: and beyond getting a way from the phone experts say many people should work on being more focused especially when driving. and when the child or petties in the car in addition to putting the briefcase or a purse in the back seat, another reminder could be a toy or a note left in the front seat. but how about that new research, saying that attention spans, eight seconds. if you think about it, is there so much going on, gold fish eight seconds. >> unbelievable. >> wow. >> i can't believe that, a gold fish. >> thanks, stephanie. now in an effort to crackdown on distract driving a bill making its way through the new jersey legislature, could soon impose fines, even a license suspension for drivers who eat, drink, groom, read or use electronic devices behind the wheel. violators could face 200 to four hundred dollars fine for first offence and 400 to six hundred dollars fine for the second offense. a third or subsequent offense could mean a fine of 600 to

$800, and up to a 90 day license suspension as well as motor vehicle points. summer olympics officially kick off tonight with the opening ceremonies, rio di janeiro is still working around the clock to try to make sure that everything is ready. finishing touches are being done on a new subway line expected to officially open today. it was supposed to be done months ago. armed police officers are watching the crowd very closely ape military ships are right off the coast. >> my antenna is up, it the is up but nice to see the presence here. the it is what i would expect at an olympics. >> reporter: as for team u.s.a. most members are ready to go including the most decorated olympian ever swim are michael phelps with 22 medals. he will carry stars and stripes at tonight's opening ceremony. there are 42 olympic sports in the games this year but there is another popular game that everyone can play that will be popping up in

rio, we will explain that next. also the new trend in drones, those high flying robots are not just for cameras anymore, new craze that has some people quitting their jobs, to get in on the action. it is called bernie and it claims to be the perfect match maker, the thing that creator say makes this dating app so different, kate is this. well, nice sunny stretch continues all they humidity climbed a bit today and we will feel it continue to climb through tomorrow, we're also tracking the threat for storms we will tell but the timing for your weekend and when best time to get outside will be coming up when we come back.

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in a world class athletes aren't the only ones descending honorary owe for summer olympic game. >> pokemon go is unless brazil, popular game that has, observers from the u.s. to japan will launch cross central and south america in time for tonight's opening ceremony no word if there will be a gold medal awarded for the games. >> i can see them running hundred yard dash and somebody is on the track. >> somebody saw pokemon. >> oh, please. >> well, man in vancouver has create aid ground breaking dating app. >> it is built on artificial intelligence, computer programmer justin lawn invented bernie like a dating personal assistant, membership cost two dollars a month, bernie asked users to make dozens of preference choices and learns which people they find attractive. then, the app searches, dating sites to find a match, you can even start a conversation for users, and gauge interest, on the other end. we use what are called a

network, they are computer terms for simulating neurons in the brain and bernie will use those neuro networks to extract a face from the image and create a model of that space. justin claims bernie a has helped him find love. bernie reconnected him with a old college classmate who is now his girl friend. >> bernie. >> bernie, bernie. >> yes. >> always bernie. >> still to come tonight, say the first thing that comes tour mind, how it is telling about the world of if america's favorites - (vo)burgers, tacos and chili ask could taste just as great made with turkey.

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last year that sent lots of people shopping for drones. peter grayhand was one of them. >> i saw videos and said why am you not doing this right now. >> reporter: now australian is a drone pilot for team multi star, sport has taken off because races look like this. pilots used a real time feed from the drone's camera to steer them, spectators can view the feed too and they hepp drone racing will combine appeal of e sports and auto racing. >> you get to be the quad and flying around with no limit. >> reporter: nineteen year-old kaine mcdear won $2,500 as win over this weeks liberty cup in new jersey, next he is heading to the u.s. nationals in new york, up to a 15 year-old won a quarter million at a race this year in dubai. $2,000 in gear can get you racing but could take months to learn to fly allman you'll drones which racers build by hand. reward an adrenaline run, that they compare to the motorcycles he used to race. five months ago he quit

working to fly full-time n drone racing, getting a chance is half the fun. >> my drone would be like lost, gone. >> anybody else light headed. >> wow. >> i wanted one for christmas and we got one and first flight went up, and it was gone. >> it never came around. >> we drove around looking for it, still gone. >> it was a fun five minutes. >> expensive five minutes. >> it wasn't an expensive one, because of that reason, exactly. start with the cheap ones. >> what do we have, anything good. >> sunday better of the two day but tomorrow, it is not a complete wash out, you just to have keep an eye to the sky. you may dodge storms here and there if you are out and about in the afternoon between two and 6:00 p.m. which is prime pool time and beach time and possibly prime wedding time as well. definitely have an indoor spot to move inside if you are out because these storms could pack a punch. lets take a look outside, no

storms on the radar tonight, beautiful evening over center city philadelphia, it is more humid then yesterday, more humid then it has been but still feels good out there, just warmer, sitting out with the kids, again soccer camp and it was steamy, definitely sweating more than i was a past couple days. we started in the 60's, still not feeling all that bad right now with temperatures in the 80's in the city. seventy-five as we check here in cape may courthouse, not too bad here. we have sunshine. boardwalk plaza and row rebeach looking good. it looks like a busy evening, we have something going on here on the beach in margate, lot of folks out and about enjoying nice evening with sunshine. certainly looking beautiful, to be down the shore this evening. storm scan three does show our frequents front extending down through great lakes and back in portions of upper midwest and ohio valley. we will take a closer look after we check with our eyewitness weather watchers, reporting temperatures in the the lower 80's which is great for this time of the year. 83 degrees as we check with barbara lane in willow grove

feeling good. eighty-three in portions of new jersey with andrew chipleno in medford. thirty-eight in medford. perfect day. love that photo of him and two beautiful girls. as we swipe down to the south 83 at margot's house in buena vista township and looking at photos we have a couple butterfly picks, and colors on that butterfly looking g and a few more out there this one i thought was pretty, showing just one tiny cloud in the sky and gary's house solar panels on the roof really getting, their sunshine, their energy there today plenty of sun for that. take a look once again at storm scan three which is showing changes, we have a front through portions of ohio, doesn't have a ton witt the but it is pulling in moisture, showers, storms over west virginia and a few of those showers and thunderstorms could fire up overnight especially south of our area down around delaware. stray shower here or there. for the moment not looking at anything rain wise on the radar picture but tomorrow that will be a different

story. we will start hazy more cloud then sunshine temperatures heading quickly to 90 degrees but that 90 will feel hotter then 90 when you factor dew points in the 07's and feel more like 95 or 96. steam bath tomorrow but tomorrow evening those showers and storms move through between two and 6:00 p.m. they are scattered, sunday much better mostly sun which lower humidity and monday looks beautiful with high pressure overhead. outside we are still in the not bad range for your friday afternoon and evening. tomorrow right up to oppressive, dew pointing in the low to mid 70's but then cut it back sunday and monday. dew points may be in the 50's for a time which will feel great. tomorrow scattered afternoon storms, generally between two and 6:00 heavy rain a threat, gusty wind, could see a quarter inch to a half inch of rain with these storms, they should be fast movers though so that is good news unlike storms we had last weekend which sat and dumped rain on a particular area leading to the risk for flash flooding. hot and humid afternoon storms 90 in the city, 88 down the shore, very humid down the

shore as well with afternoon and evening storms, for the shore it looks more like dinner time five or have or 7:00 before those storms arrive. then we have a pretty great stretch here, sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday looking dry, thursday is warmer at 91, meaning we cannot rule out pop up storm but better chance comes in by end of next week. ukee and natasha back over to you. well, stay with us, still ahead federal agents descend on philadelphia. alex? >> reporter: we will continue our look into the investigation have of labor boss john dougherty, federal agents arrived at his south philadelphia home, early this morning, i'm alexandria hoff and we will have this

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there is a new movie tout day in philadelphia that features very popular, comedy known as improve. >> it is call don't think twice and three members of the starring comedy troop stopped by the station, to tell story of how they tell stories and message behind it all. >> i can see this big chill type movie, and, set in the world of improve. >> reporter: mike, gilli an and chris play comics in the group known as commune. >> the commune. >> improve is an art form unto itself. the most important thing is don't think. >> reporter: just let it happen. >> you pick the one person that see could go about your mind. >> you fat. >> dangerous. >> little slow. >> reporter: quick, smart, fast responses that build on great relationship on and off stage all while hoping and praying for that big break on

the national scene. and supporting themselves, anyway that they can along the way. >> it is a very strange culture because as you learn you kind of find the people that you are going to the trenches with for years and then you move on. >> reporter: there is a a hard look at failure in the film and how some end up dealing witt. performance wise real experiences justify a studio audience are acted out in the way film makers hope will put movie going audience right on stage. >> we shot it all instead i campaign the camera operator was seventh member of the commune because he was improvising as we were. >> while carrying a 60-pound rig. >> by the end of the take, he was pouring sweat and i don't know how many shirts he went through on those days. it was a huge, not only just physical exertion but artistic exertion, and anticipating, improve.

>> thank you. >> isn't it true. >> it is a movie not just about improve but about friendship and movie about jealousy, friendship and all these things about painful and funny. >> it is all about hope, and then in your 30's it is about realizing how dumb it was to hope. >> and then 40. >> just turned 36. >> it was nice. >> very nice. >> don't think twice, its at ritz east in center city right now. that will do it for "eyewitness news" 59c. coming up at 6:00 federal agents descend on philadelphia in a series of raid, including at a local union hall, and a city councilman's office. we have team coverage of this on going and developing story. new developments involving a must lick cleric accused of plotting the failed coup in, and what he now says he fears for his life. kate? and it a has been another

beautiful day, gorgeous friday evening to be out and about in the city not too hot and humid but that will change, it ramps up and as it does we will track threat for storms with the latest timing on the saturday storms coming up. >> rip current warning in effect, coming up what you need to know heading to the beach this weekend. at 6:00 here's is what happening a series of federal raid coordinated around philadelphia, target a local politician, and a well known, union leader. tonight, we're hearing from union leader john dougherty and mayor kenney is also reacting to the raids. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm natasha brown in for guess contact federal hit at least ten location as cross the city including ibew local 98 headquarters and union hall, dougherty's home and his bar and councilman bobby henon's two philadelphia offices. we have live team three

coverage tonight and we will begin with "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos. >> reporter: all morning and afternoon federal agents have been filling this penske truck with evidence, center of the federal investigation, ibew local union number 98. boxes of evidence, being carted off by federal agents. all of this coming from the union hall and offices of the boss john dougherty. sources tell cbs-3 news that the fbi is serving search warrants on at least ten different locations, including international brotherhood of electrical workers headquarters, ibew, local 98 on spring garden street as well as dougherty's offices at third and jackson. >> what exactly the fbi and other investigators think they have have, i am at a loss. >> reporter: union spokesperson frank kiehl watching agents remove the evidence, boxes labeled as tax rd