questioning individual potential jurors behind closed doors. this jury is not set, just yet. nearing the end of her term as pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane is now one who find herself facing a judge with her twin sister ellen in toe, kane stepped in the montgomery county courthouse charged with purgery and eight counts of construction, conspiracy and oppression and day one was spent selecting her jury. one hundred men and with men pack benches inside the courtroom. commonwealth attorneys and defense spent hours reviewing their questionnaires and asking additional questions. did they know anyone in the attorney general's office? montgomery county district attorney's office, dozens of witnesses, police officers, have they been charged and convicted of the crime and would anything in their personnel background prevent them from being a fair impartial juror. kanes ale trial claims that she leak secret grand jury information and lied under oath to cover it up. they say kane was so angry about a leak that she shut

down an investigation that she orchestrate add leak of her own as pay back. prosecutors say she lied she didn't know it was forbidden even though she signed a oath when she took office. her tone says it was an honest mistake, but several former tap aid are scheduled to testify against her. now in recent months kane said her case is retribution for exposing porn gate in which state employees traded offensive, pornographic e-mails. trial judge however, won't allow the defense to get into that. now, kane remains on the job even though she lost her law license, over the felony arrest. her term end in january and she's not seeking reelection. now that kane's trial is underway opening arguments are expect to start just as soon as this jury is set, the trial is then expect to take at least a week. we are reporting live, from norristown jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have new information in the tragic berks count

apparent murder/suicide that left a family of five dead. we have learned that megan short alleged abuse and posted on facebook she needed help moving out of the family's home in sinking springs. on saturday short was found dead with her husband mark, and three children. eight year-old leana, five-year old mark junior and two-year old willow. it is unclear who fired shots and it is also uncleared who authored a suicide note found at the scene. philadelphia's criminal just advertise center reopened today after last weeks elevator mishap that critically injured a sheriff's deputy. over the weekend officials cleared two public elevators as being safe, but that the two staff elevators will remain out of service as investigation continues. authorities tell us that the mishap, led 48 year-old sergeant paulaens paralyzed from the waist down month. man also hurt last thursday was treated and released from the hospital that day. reputed philly crime boss skinny joey merlino will be in court tomorrow, and in florida

for a detention hearing. merlino seen here on the left was arrested thursday in palm beach county. he is among 46 people indicted in connection with alleged organized crime activities. the wide ranging charges for the group including racketeering, conspiracy, and arson, and firearms trafficking. merlino was released from federal prison in 2011 after serving 12 years on a racketeering conviction. everything is getting back to normal at delta after tens of thousands of passengers around the world were stranded. the problem started just before 3:00 a.m. when power outage at delta's atlanta headquarters caused a global computer failure. check in systems, airport screens and airline web site went down for almost six hours putting everyone's travel plans on hold. >> just like the longest line of probably like 3 miles long. >> someone came in i saw line stretching out of the door. >> almost 500 flights have been cancelled and less than 2,000 a delta's 6,000 scheduled flights were in operations.

passengers have been warned that major delays and cancellations will continue. and while delta says they will work around the clock to restore full operations this isn't the first time an airline was knock off line by something as simple as a power outage. >> i was stunned about it, because knowing that all airlines are so wholely dependent on computers, for virtually everything, i was surprised to hear they didn't have a good backup system so it wouldn't go down worldwide. >> coming up at 6:00 our rahel solomon talks to a aviation expert about airline technology troubles. a deadly crash shuts down a major roadway in burlington county. lets show you the scene from chopper three, route 07 in browns mills is closed in both directions, and first responders were called here around 2:00 this afternoon for a car into a tree. the impact ripping that car in half. we're told two people inside were killed. it is unclear if any other vehicles were involved or what caused the driver to lose control. a 54 year-old man is

fighting for his life after being shot in the face inside a southwest fill barber shop. it happened just before 1:00 this have afternoon on the 1800 block of south 60th street. police say someone drove victim to mercy hospital where he was listed in critical condition. no arrests have have been made and investigators say no weapon was recovered at the scene. also in southwest philadelphia police are investigating a shooting and carjacking that happened overnight on 60th and wood land. police say one suspect shot a 31 year-old man multiple times and then sped away in the victim's car. it was recovered, empty a a short time later on 59th and chester. victim is recovering at the hospital in critical condition. police are looking for the gun man and another person of interest. it is unclear what spark a deadly shooting inside a home in south philadelphia overnight, a 29 year-old man was found shot once in the head on the 2800 block of south seventh street. investigators, victim's 26 year-old brother and their father were also in the home at the time. for now police are calling it a suspicious death, but they

also say that their investigation is not yet over. police are looking for suspects scene in this surveillance video from the 500 block of greenwich street in south philadelphia on july 23rd. police say a suspect wearing a yellow safety vest forced over the front door of the home a honk with another suspect. investigators say they got away with two patches, lap top computer and clothes. if you recognize any of the suspects you are urged to contact the police. zika a virus is spread nothing south florida, palm beach county is reporting its first case of zika. the patient had traveled to miami dade county but it is unclear where virus was contracted. there are now 17 cases of zika acquired in florida. spraying for mosquitoes continues in miami, wynnewood neighborhood. in campaign 2016 donald trump delivered some specifics on his economic vision for the country. the republican presidential nominee outline tax proposals stimulating more job growth and attacked his rival hillary

clinton. donald trump delivered an economic plan focused on overhaul the tax code rethinking america's energy policy and tearing up trade agreement. >> americanism, not globalism will be our new creedo. >> reporter: trump proposed lowering corporate tax rate from 35 to 5 percent and now calls for three income tax brackets of 33, 25 and 12 percent. the businessman called for full deductions, child care expenses. >> no one will gain more from these proposals then low and middle income americans. >> reporter: trump rarely straight from the teleprompter even while protesters repeatedly interrupted. >> very well planned out. >> reporter: yes. >> his tax plan will give super big tax breaks to large corporations, and the the really wealthy. just like him and the guys, throughout the industry. >> reporter: clinton calls it a spruced up version of trickle down economics.

>> we will turn that upside down, we're going to make the wealthy pay their fair share in taxes for a change. >> reporter: latest washington post poll shows more americans trust trump with the economy then clinton. and, you can stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the campaign 2016, you can get updates from the trail anytime on our web site at cbs philly.com. well, way liquor is sold in pennsylvania, it is changing. >> a law that took effect today allows 1,000 businesses that currently sell beer to go to apply for permission to sell take out wine. casinos can apply to sell liquor during overnight hours and wineries in other states can shift directly to pennsylvania customers. liquor control board is also getting greater flexibility then hours and prices at state stores. still to come on "eyewitness news". >> keeping e cigarettes out of the wrong hand, the new regulations out today that work to prevent teens from getting a hold of them. so much for hot wire, high tech criminals are getting a

way with brand new cars, in a whole new way. they call him jimmy love and today we caught up with him, seeking a ride on kelly drive, the reason his real passion is the company that keeps and how he is living up to that nic

well, tossens of homes are under evacuation order, as fire fighters battled a a fast moving wild fire, in southern will california. >> the fire started sunday afternoon and quickly engulfed more than a thousand acres, by the evening, officials warned that air quality may reach unsafe levels, in area affected by smoke, the cause of that fire is under investigation. well, it is nearly impossible to hot wire a new car but they could be increasingly vulnerable to hacking. >> police in texas are investigating a series of theft where they believe thieves hack into new cars in just minutes. >> reporter: security video outside of a houston home shows this guy, getting in a jeep wrangler and breaking out his lap top, apparently using

the jeep's on board computer diagnostic port to trick tonight to accepting a generic key he brought with him and then just driving off. >> who needs hot wire when you have lap top. >> reporter: that belonged to david payne's daughter. >> my daughter was sleeping in the room above it. her dog was sleeping witt. they both slept through it. nobody ever heard a thinking. it is being invaded. guy coming in stealing your stuff in your own driveway. >> reporter: typically thieves target older cars because of the value of their parts, but not these two working always at night they struck again using a lap top to take this jeep grand cherokee, police arrested michael arcy and jetty salea but believe they made off with 100 vehicles which were then smuggled in to mexico. >> you steel or someone actually has the knowledge, and the ability, and knows how to utilize that ability to be able to commit the theft, it is a scary situation. >> reporter: houston police say similar string of jeep

thefts are under investigation in california, the national insurance crime bureau which investigates stolen car claims for the insurance industry has noticed an up tic in newer harder to steel vehicles being taken. >> which sort of surprised us because, because they have all of this new technology. in the old days, thieves could hot wire a car but when new technology came along it was no longer possible to hot wire a car. that is why we saw auto thefts really drop off. but, as with any kind of crime, the thieves always find a way to out witt technology. >> reporter: police and some experts say if you cannot park your car in a garage, a steering wheel lock might be able or a club could be a low tech preventive solution. >> by the way, two men arrested in texas could face up to ten years per charge, that is about a thousand years in prison. >> let's check our forecast now, meteorologist kate bilo joins us. it was a nice monday. >> not i bad monday, little

overcast at times, but i don't mind a daze like that. as long as it doesn't rain. >> i hear you. >> it is comfortable. tell news not that hot and humid but it is august. dog days of summer. we're still in them and heading back to the heat and humidity. we're talking about temperatures on their way back to the 90's but not yet. we have tonight and tomorrow and things look nice for both of those time period. lets look at the overall set up and we will show you the clouds are still pretty much sock in down the shore looking overcast there in ocean city. good boardwalk day. good day to see movie, not the best beach day, yesterday was an absolutely perfect beach day saturday not too bad either those storms saturday night missed shore points but today definitely a day to do shopping or stralling on the boardwalk, cool and cloudy in ocean city. meanwhile we are seeing cloud break up to the west, beautiful sky here, kutztown up at kutztown area middle school 81 degrees there and see blue skies peeking out as clouds begin to thin and everything starts to clear out a little bit this evening.

again you can see cloud deck overhead for much of the day. we have seen a few breaks of sun. sun looks like it was trying to come out, it wanted to and then cloud won battle but starting to thin north and west of philadelphia, and this evening will clear out even a bit more. it is all thanks to the stalled frontal boundary disturbance ride ago long that stalled front bringing steady rain to the hampton roads area of virginia and southern maryland that is missing us to the south. we're just getting cloud cover associated with it. it is all part of the bigger pattern. upper low sitting over southeastern states bringing heavy rain to florida and this stalled front will start lifting back north through the end of the week. what that will do is draw in this heat, humidity, and unsettled conditions and that is heading our way starting on wednesday. let look at florida, they have seen very heavy rain, indication that is portions of the panhandle ending up with a half foot of rain, by tomorrow morning, by wednesday morning we are looking at over 3-inch's long portions of the gulf co there we will not see that much but any shower or

thunderstorm we see this week could be locally heavy. eighty-three here in philadelphia. eighty-two trenton. no the bad. thanks to the cloud cover. tomorrow high pressure in control for one more day, cloud hold off until tomorrow night and then that front lifts back to the north, wednesday we will see scattered showers and storms and that will kick off a pattern of heat, humidity, certainly and also scattered thunderstorm through the even of the week and weekend. dew points tomorrow in the 60's but watch what happens on wednesday, dew points shoot up to the mid to upper 70's, it will start feeling very oppressive around here by middle of the week and into the latter part of the week temperatures in the 90's but with dew points in the mid 70's it may feel close to 100 a couple days. overnight a few clouds very warm. 69 degrees is your low. tomorrow sun and cloud another warm one but not as hot as it will be, a pretty nice tuesday. you're witness weather three day forecast brings us back to the 90's on wednesday with scattered thunderstorms. ninety's gannon thursday and you'll see seven day next half an hour but it looks like we

will get used to that pattern. >> yes. >> really. >> yes. the 90's pattern. >> yeah. >> that is what i thought. >> good decade though. >> true. >> the 90's. >> yes, you and me both. >> thanks, kate. on a nice day like this perfect conditions to sit back a relax and especially on the ones you have love. >> on the banks of the schuylkill river "eyewitness news" photo journalist brad now caught up with james and grace moore and their duke spike, enjoying more than just the fishing. >> they call this kelly drive but i don't know what took my bait. the most fish in there i think is cat fish. my name is james moore, known as jimmy love they call me and my wife grace moore. >> how long have you guys been married. >> forty-five years.

>> what is the key to love? >> well, sticking together and trust. that is about it. bottom line is trust. if you trust each other you will be together for a long time. i don't know maybe there ain't in more fish in the water. all they are doggies nibbling, i think i bought bait for nothing. night crawlers. the key for me is i throw my line in the waterway out there and it is stretching back and relaxing on this nice day. that is for me. that is my key. although i might not catch nothing i'm relaxing. i'm relaxing. that is it.

right, grace? >> right. >> this is summer of love, with jimmy love, from the heart, yep, that is right. i wish some fish start biting. >> how about that. >> very nice, very nice. >> i love that. >> grace, she just laughs. >> that was beautiful. >> by the way by the time we left jimmy had not gotten any by the. >> jimmy love, my man will be first to tell you he landed quite the catch way back when when he landed would the man sitting right next to him. >> that is right miss grace. >> wonderful story. >> well done. still ahead on "eyewitness news" the banks of the schuylkill are wonderful for that couple but in rio it is beaches that have many residents and visitors concerned. a closer look at the garbage finding its way in the water and how it gets there, don. yikes.

caroline was knack i is competing in rio but before she took off we caught up with a star to talk about tennis, dating and advice that her dad gave her along the w whenthe state made aers, commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each and every one of us made that contribution from every paycheck we ever earned. they've been negligent in their responsibility over the years of not funding this pension

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talking about the olympic games, and impressive action. >> are you watching. >> a little bit, yeah. >> synchronized swimming or diving is ridiculous. >> i know, that is unreal. >> that is incredible. >> i will tell what you table tennis is ridiculous, not ping-pong. >> would i like to do synchronized anchoring. >> i would love to see that. >> that would be great. >> former world number one caroline was in town, recently playing against the philadelphia freedoms. the 26 year-old has a fascinating story both on and off the court. our leslie van arsdal sat down with a one on one with the international tennis star. >> reporter: caroline was knack i has been fighting a battle to prepare for this years olympics. former number one says injuries have been cropping up one after another but she has

tried to keep a positive attitude. >> you come back and get injured again it is kind of frustrating but part of it, i guess. >> how do you keep that level have of energy up like here we go again? >> yes, you just have to start fresh and in here you get used to the game and get back and try to decide if thinks where i want to be and fuel up and you don't think about the rankings. you just think about being better and do better. >> reporter: she has been to the olympics before but this time she carried the flag for denmark. when she looks back at her career it will be one of her most proud moments. >> being the flag bearer, was so special but you know, a little will will bit of extra pressure. >> reporter: while she's graceful on the court she swears off the court, a totally different story. >> i'm really clumsy off the court, i will fall face flat going up the stairs, and yeah, i will rip my dress when i'm going somewhere, yeah. >> reporter: after a very public broken engagement to

rory mcilroy caroline's dating life has been followed closely. >> sometimes it is hard but i guess you get used to it and it is part of it. it means you you are doing something right. i'm looking at the positive side of things. >> reporter: it that is positive attitude her father instilled in her that has made her who she is today. >> don't listen to any one else just have fun with it, enjoy it, stay with your friend and your dreams, you will reach your dreams. >> leslie van arsdal, "eyewitness sports". >> good stuff, good stuff. by the way, she had a rough day in rio today, she lost in the second round. so she did make it to the olympics but it didn't end the way she would like. >> what an honor to get there. >> seems like a nice girl. >> down to earth, pretty cool. twenty-six years old. fighting off those injuries. it is hard to do. >> don, thanks. coming up next on "eyewitness news" officials want to keep e cigarettes out of the wrong hand.

our stephanie stahl breaks down new regulations that aim to stop children from getting a hold of them. >> tragedy at a water park in kansas, a young boy killed, the a tracks is under the eyes of investigators as they try to figure out what went wrong and then coming up new at 6:00. >> reporter: for more than 30 years rancocas friend school has been sending out messages in a bottle as a science experiment. i'm cleve bryan. where this one ended up across ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪

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can show you coverage options to fit your budget. oh -- ohhh! she slimed me. [ laughs ] the food and drug administration cracks down on who can get their hand on electronic cigarettes. new rules went into effect today, banning sales of the smoking devices to those under 18. "eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30, good evening, i'm nicole blur. guess case off tonight.

>> i'm ukee washington. new restrictions are part of the f.d.a. plan to extend regulatory powers across all tobacco products and health reporter stephanie stahl joins to us tell us all bit. >> researchers show e cigarette use among high school students has increased nine hup percent over the past four years. f.d.a. says new regulations are part of the effort to protect future generations from the dangers of the using tobacco. >> twenty-seven year-old matthew ryan gave up regular cigarettes for electronic cigarettes about a year ago and so far hasn't looked back. >> doesn't have that same after taste as smoking like cigarettes and terrible smell walking around. >> reporter: government is concerned these products will to have end up in the hand of children. new rules take effect banning sales to minor. >> new f.d.a. regulations make it illegal to sell e cigarettes, stars or hookah tobacco product to anybody under the age of 18. >> reporter: experts believed flavored tobacco products and

e cigarettes is one reason use has skyrocketed, and f.d.a. says e cigarettes konstantinov tane nicotine which ace dicktive. >> earlier a kid experiments with an addictive, nicotine containing product the more likely it is they will progress to regular use of that product. >> reporter: new rules require retail tours verify a customer's age via photo id. f.d.a. says vendors will first get a warning letter if they are caught selling to minors. they will face fines if it happens a second time. now 1e cigarette industry group maintains that the products are safe, saying science has confirmed that vapor products are 95 percent less harmful then regular cigarettes. that is what they say. many doctors are disputing. that no more sales to those under 18 today. >> when you hear nicotine and addictive, thanks, i appreciate it. kansas water park is closed as investigators try to learn how a ten year-old boy died on the world's tallest water slide. that boy is the son of the

kansas state representative. here's cbs reporter omar villa . >> officials have not the said how ten year-old caleb swab died only that he was on the 169-foot tall, water slide. >> we honestly don't know what has happened, that is why an investigation, full investigation is necessary. >> reporter: witnesses say they saw the boy's body lying on the ground. >> first responders, started covering it up, with a white sheet. >> you just don't want to believe what is going on. >> reporter: caleb was at the parkas part of the special free admission day for lawmakers and their families. >> unaudible. >> reporter: slide sent riders on three person raft plumetting at 60 to 07 miles an hour. riders must be at least 54 inches tall with each wrap having a combined weight of 40550-pound. it faced multiple delays before opening in 2014, adjustments reportedly had to be made to the slide's second

hill after sand bag tests shows raft flying off the slide. >> unaudible. >> all ride inspected by an outside party, and the whole park. >> reporter: representative swab and his wife michelle issued a statement saying as we try to mend our home with caleb no longer with us we are comforted knowing he believed in our savior jesus and they are forever together now. we will see him another day. the slide is closed indefinitely. the park's web site does in the give a age restriction but according to published reports at the time that the slide opened, riders had to be 14 years old, caleb was only ten. omar villafranca for cbs news, kansas city, kansas. in the meantime workers are building a stone wall around a walt disney world lagoon where an an alligator killed a toddler this summer. disney officials say the barrier wall is part of the new security plan following the death of the two-year old

lane graves of omaha, nebraska. boulder wall is going up along beaches of the seven seas lagoon where several resorts are located. disney put up warning signs and ropes after grace was grabbed by an alligator into that lake on june 14th rio di janeiro, has some of the best beaches but beneath is very dirty secret. jamie youkiss takes you inside. >> reporter: waterfall of trash, and sewage, flows from the top of the this rio di janeiro's largest lake. brazilan government promised improvements would be made after winning this olympic bid in 2009 but resident say nothing has ever been done to treat the water. >> rio di janeiro equivalent of a father going through a difficult financial situation and throws a party and invites his friend instead of taking care of his family. >> reporter: louise has lived here his whole life ape walks

up and down through stairs and skinny alley ways. rivers of garbage flow around every corner. all of that dirty water from here end up here, and let me tell you even 200 feet up, you can still smell a very foul odor. >> i already found plastic bottles, rats, cats, dogs, syringes and diapers. >> reporter: his life of surfing puts him in what the their could make him sick with anything from noro virus to hepatitis, according to a study commissioned by the associated press. he now documents everything, and uses social media to show the world that rio's beautiful looking beaches have a very ugly secret. >> my hope that is someone or a company sees what is happening and helps us because the federal government of rio di janeiro we will not get anymore solution. >> reporter: it will mean more than catching a break because if the olympics didn't bring change, many wonder what will. in rio di janeiro, jamie youkiss for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". in other news brian clausen an indy car driver and top dirt track racer in the country has died due to injuries he suffered in an accident, saturday night. the 27 year-old was leading the race at bellville national rats in kansas when he crash while passing lap traffic. the clausen's car was rolled and hit by another racer. >> this is truly one of the darkest day in the 60 year history of the united states auto club. not only have we lost one of our greatest champions, but we have lost a tree ambassador for all of motor sports. >> clausen was on pace to compete in 200 races this year. he had 27 victories in 116 starts, and led three laps at indy 500 back in may. and we have new information, in last week's deadly hot air balloon crash in texas. a source close to the investigation says that the the pilot, skip nichols, did not see power lines ahead of him. authorities believed that he was trying to defend through a

break in the cloud when the balloon caught fire and crash. all 16 people on board were killed. the parents of the muslim boy arrested at school last year over his homemade clock has filed a lawsuit alleging that the incident violated his civil rights. an attorney representing 14 year-old ahmed mohammad and his family held a news conference about the lawsuit today in dallas. the teen was arrested at his texas high school last september and charged with having a hoax bomb. the charge was later dropped, ahmed says ever since the incident he lives in fear. >> i have lost all sense of security. i cannot walk outside the streets anymore without having to be covered up because i don't want to get shot because i have this fear. >> family has since moved out of the country citing death threats and educational opportunities, ahead attend a private school in qutar. urban independent school district denies denying his right and plans to fight the

lawsuit. video games may improve academic performance in teens according to a new study published in the international journal of the communication, which found that teens who regularly played video games scoring higher then average on math in an international exam. teens who regularly scanned their social media feed scored 4 percent worse. researchers hope results of the study will improve future teaching. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" wal-mart takes aim at amazon, how super stories trying to put a dent in amazon's on line shopping strong hold. how does a pizza atm sound? that is right, pizza atm. we will tell you about the college town trying out piping hot pizzas with a push of the button. kate? >> cloud kept staying on the comfortable side but it is august after all and headed back toward heat and humidity. we will tell you when 90's return and threat for thunderstorms returns coming up when we come right back.

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dominance. the retailer has agreed to purchase e commerce web site jet.com for $3 billion in cash and 300 million-dollar in stock. jet lawn inched july of last year and specializes in bulk ordering. wal-mart hopes deal will boost its market shares, wal-mart's on line scales were $14 billion last year compared to 100 billion amazon brought in as well. burger king's whooper is getting a texas mexican make over. company will be releasing whooper rito next month. witt ill featuring whooper beef, caseo case, chopped vegetables. paul vice excited about this. burger king ceo says they have been looking for a way to add it in the line up and testing at select locations was a success. >> just smiling saying that, whooperrito. >> it is good. college kid and pizza they go hand and hand, right? it is in wonder america's first pizza atm located on the

college campus. >> student at xavier university in ohio are the first to try it out, for about ten dollars and student id the delicious, device, cranks out piping hot pizzas at the push of the button. it takes about three minutes to prepare the cheesey pies and opened for 24 hours, and seven days a week. >> i could have used that in college. >> nice, easy access. >> i still like to see people their thing. >> i mean pizza out of the machine. >> it is different. >> it doesn't sound appetizing >> well, milestone for president obama, it has him feeling a little bit jealous. we will tell you

well, this may look like a special effects in a movie, take a look at your screen but you are actually looking at images of plasma rain on the sun's surface believe it or not. the nasa explains a software can cause material to cost cade down in big loops. it is made of plasma which is a gas in which positively and negatively charged particles have separated. now they have formed a super hot mix that rapidly cools as

it thaws and this video was captured by nasa satellite iris used to observe the sun. pretty cool stuff. >> very. >> historic milestone for president obama and i know this guy, right here, no stranger to the links. >> that is my second home. while on vacation in martha's vineyard the president played his 300th round of golf as america's chief executive, 300 round in eight years. that is pretty good. the president tells the golf channel he needs some more help and better technique coming out of the bunkers, and other than that, his handicapped is a honest 13, which means he is around mid 80's. >> that is pretty good. >> he needs to let off some steam. >> does he have a hole in one? turf check mr. google and find out. >> they asked who was going to compete in sports, what would his sport be? he said sprinting, did you hear that. >> if he was going to compete in the olympics, he would be a sprinter over golf, basketball.

>> he has got game. >> yes. >> martha's vineyard. >> i missed the president by two days, so disappointed. >> i went by, the huge estate where he will be staying. >> you didn't miss the traffic. >> no. >> not on the golf course. >> that is true. i saw some folks at the range today. >> not too bad because not too hot because sun was in the with us all day. it wasn't prettiest day we ever had but we can take a cloudy day, cooler temperatures and not too bad today, not too bad tomorrow but heat and humidity creep back in through latter part of the week. lets look at the is what happening outside, to bethlehem, our camera in northampton county located at iconic hotel bethlehem and this is musikfest, it is very large event in bethlehem. bethlehem is christmas city but also musikfest city. this is their big summer event. so this is, of course, beautiful view provided to us by our camera perched high

atop hotel. you can see folks listening to music and enjoying nice summer evening. you can tell sun is is out, it is streaming through buildings and through the trees. beautiful night in the lehigh valley. checking with our weather watchers, nice night in all parts of the region if you don't mind a few more clouds then we have seen over past couple of days, gary in sewell, new jersey at 28 degrees with some sun peeking between the cloud. mostly cloud which intermittent sun but further north, more sunshine we will see as we check with john jenkins, john in perkasie looks like more sun peeking out through the clouds but 81 still comfortable. the not seeing much beyond the mid 80's, ed connor more sunshine in chesterfield new jersey at 85. comfortable working outside, just finish the deck out stairs. just enjoying a cool of the a are comfortable day. not cool but slightly below average for today. one last weather watcher, walter, 81 degrees in newark, delaware. little warm but still a nice

day. lets look at our live neighborhood network sites in cape may courthouse where it is cloudier then it is in bethlehem. certainly more cloudy then it is here in the city but i few breaks of sun trying to peak out. we are seeing nicer conditions up there in the poconos as well. the pleasant valley near broadheadsville seeing blue skies. clouds are thinning from northwest to south east. you can see clouds still hanging on in south jersey and delaware. not a great beach day for shore points or delaware beaches but more sunshine from the city north and west. we did have one stray shower here and i have to put it on our triple sweep to see it. shower that popped up over portions of kent county, delaware the only rain we had on the entire radar. luckily that has moved out but that was producing heavy rain and was not moving much at all. pleasant for new high pressure in control through your tuesday tomorrow, you can see that front still stalled off to the south but mostly sunny day, temperatures in the 80's. more sunshine then today and temperatures will rise as well.

a pretty nice tuesday on the way. then as we head into wednesday and thursday we will have a front moving through and stalled to the north and what it will be doing pulling in all this moisture from the south, and from the west. from the gulf coast. we are back to 90 degrees on wednesday. we will keep it there thursday with showers and thunderstorms. on friday and saturday as well right the through end of the week jet stream stays to the north. we will tap in that moisture and heat index values could reach one hundred to 105-degree range. quick check on daylight length, tonight 8:06 is when sun will go down. by even of the september we are looking at a sunset of 6:44. we are losing two minutes of daylight each day and depressing, summer is getting a way but we have several more weeks and definitely will feel like summer tomorrow. 88 degrees with mix of sun and cloud, nice and warm. we are back in the lower 90's. i told to you get used to this pattern. wednesday through sunday lower 90's, hot, humid with scattered showers and storms, just about every day. nicole and ukee, back to you. >> it is back.

>> those 90's, thanks kate. still ahead suicide squad's big weekend, it is a smash at the box office. >> how is philadelphia's own will smith celebrating the insider's louie agear gives us

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despite controversial reviews suicide squad shatters expectations and does well at the box office. >> the movie star will smith takes his celebration, to the middle east, we will get story now from the insider's louie a gear. >> call it a victory twirl? will gets in step with his warm welcome as you side side road show hits dubai. >> ladies and gentlemen i present to you suicide squad. >> plenty to celebrate at screening, this is will's first mega hit since 2012 men in black three. >> at this point in my career i have earned the right to

fail, you know, some of them will be critically acclaim, some will make money and some will be wild, wild west. >> reporter: numbers are staggering, 135 million, a record opening for the month of august. it is well men off camera mar got robbie, and what about that time will pick up a tattoo gun. >> i did it at 17. >> then she got me, take the gun. i put a tattoo on joel tenamen. >> just a huge mistake letting will do mine. it is so bad. it is like 100 and five-year old alcoholic. >> they did it while using a jackhammer. >> you can see more tonight on the insider, ukee and nicole, back to you. >> in west philadelphia a born and raised. that is "eyewitness news" at the 5:00. now at 6:00 a lot of stranded passengers after hundreds of flights are delayed and cancelled. >> computer problems, grounded delta flights here at philadelphia international airport. i'm rahel solomon coming up

what one aviation expert a says about the technology failure and why he says it will likely happen again. >> it is an incredible journey for message in the bottle where that little girls notes washed up after being thrown in the water down the shore, kate. >> it has been pretty comfortable yesterday and even today despite increase in cloud cover but it is, really august after all mid-august and heat and humidity will be returning to the area, i'll tell you when and how it will be coming up. >> michael phelps is covered in mysterious marks at the olympics, the anxious practice that causes those big red circles and who is using it here in philadelphia. frustration, i'm about a eight and a half. >> there are a lot of frustrated flyers today, in philadelphia, and around the world after computer glitch ground hundreds of delta

airline flights. the problem has been fixed, but it is still causing headaches for travelers at the airport tonight. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer. guess case off today. major computer outage grounded delta flights across the world and left many travelers stranded at airports. >> "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon explains how this all happened. >> reporter: tempers flared as delta airlines flights around the world were grounded. >> i'm ready to go home. >> frustrating. >> reporter: airline officials tweeted a power outage early monday forced the the atlanta base company to cancel hundreds of flights and delay thousands. hours later the company stated that the issue had been resolved but for janet elliott whose tonight from till a to houston was cancelled, that leaves little consolation. >> i go out tomorrow at 6:10 in the morning. >> reporter: aviation expert and lawyer arthur wolk told "eyewitness news" airlines are some of the most technology reline the companies. so when there