katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, we are, good morning, tgif this morning. so great to see you so bright and early. it is early indeed. a lot of vehicles on the roadways already, just cracking the 6:00 hour, already seeing brake lights go off, which we don't typically see on a friday morning. >> maybe everyone wants to beat the heat. >> felt like it was 9 degrees already this morning. >> fairly up yet, just crazy talk, right? >> couple of stronger thunderstorms had been rumbling on through, since chance to fizzle, and also roll out of the area, regardless, fresh round fire up later today, scorch sunshine will help get some of that instability going for us. so, how bad are we talking here? how hot will it in fact be? little trouble with the graphics here, let me see if i can advance this excessive

heat warning in effect across i95 and the adjacent counties, temperatures climbing easily into the mid 90s, and it will feel even hotter than that today, it could feel as hot as 105, at the peak of the afternoon here, so again bear with us, but we continue to tell you what, perfect, highs in the mid 90s, feeling like anything from 100, to at least this weekend, as high as 110, i'll tell when you that happens. so please take it easy today, for partly sunny skies but scattered showers and thunderstorms. meisha, we send it over to you. >> that's no joke. katie, thank you so much. looking outside guys, by the way, happy friday. tgif. you can see some activity going on, not quite sure, not getting complete confirmation what exactly that is, just know it is, there pulled off to the right. won't slow you down. you can see just not a lot of vehicles out there anyway. but just know it is out there, have the flashing lights,

probably could slow you down in the 7:00 hour, but right now, all right. looking at the vine, closed overnight for construction, now looking good, both pushing in the westbound side and the eastbound side. vine all clear between the schuylkill and broad. boulevard taillights moving wissahickon avenue, both directions doesn't matter if you are moving in the southbound direction or northbound direction, anywhere on the boulevard looking a-okay. downed tree in bala cynwyd, monument road at presidential boulevard, road partially block, see still green letting you know still traveling at posted speeds, overnight construction now since been cleared. ladies, jan, over to you. >> meisha, thank youment updating breaking news now with six year old boy is fighting for his life this morning, after he and three men were shot in east germantown. >> investigators say, bullets littered the scene the 5500 block every west clarkson street. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live outside st. christopher hospital where he just talk to the young victim's family.

justin? brooke brooke jan, identified him as six year old mahaj brown, say he suffered at least ten gunshot, already undergone several surgeries, now in critical condition here at st. christopher areas, now urging anyone who knows anything about what happened to come forward, now, his grandparent, chris and dolores melendez, shared this picture of him with us. he is a friendly, bright child, and a fighter. you should be seeing his picture now. they believe he will pull through this, and they tell us he was a way for his late night transport from einstein, to st. christopher areas, and they do believe if he saw his attackers that he will be able to share that information with police. let's take you now to the crime scene. from last night, bullets rang out about 11:23, thursday night toll 5500 block of west clarkson street on to the 500 block of east ashmead. and nearby, over on the 5500 block of wooster street,

14th district police found two shooting victims, in the front seat of a gray pontiac. we now know one of them six year old mahaj, second man age 29 shot in his chest, stomach, both arms and one leg, that man is now listed as critical over at einstein, described as family friends driving mahaj short distance over to his grandmother's house last night. then likely en route to a hospital before police eventually got them there. two other men ages 29 and 32, were shot, as well, in the same area one in his arm, the other in his leg, not inside that car. now what police hope to learn if any of those injured were actually shooters themselves, so far, they have found shell casings of assault style and high caliber weapons, in this violent crime scene, big mo now done big harm to four victims, especially little mahaj, his grandmother described his injuries for us. take a listen.

>> he was hit in his groin, shattered his leg, left arm shattered, inch test tens tore up, took several in his abdomen, several in his arm, and it traveled through his leg he just took a lot. his little bod body riddled with bulletsment and i just can't believe it. >> in fact del or owes believes he will pull through, at last check he was in critical condition. twenty-nine year old man in the pontiac with him, he is critical, over at einstein medical center. two other victims are stable, at this time. now, mahaj she tells me was looking forward to the first grade, recently finished pastor i elementary school. also said his left arm was shattered, and that is the hand that he uses to write. we are live outside st. christopher, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", brooke, jan, over to you. >> justin, her description of what happened to her grandson

is one of the most heart breaking things i've ever heard. wow. justin, thanks. >> this is actually the second child someone shot in this same neighborhood this week. six year old girl recovering after she was shot in her arm tuesday night about a mile away on the 6300 block of north woodstock street. police say 21 shots were fired here, also, at st. christopher. >> investigator still searching for a suspect. >> happening today penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky set to testify as he fights for new trial, sandusky is serving a 30 to 60 year sentence for sexually abusing ten boys. will have a chance to make his case to get new trial during three day hearing in center county. our greg greg argos spoke yestey with sandusky's wife, dottie. she did not want to be recorded but she said she will be at the hearing, we'll of course have complete coverage of the hearing later today on "eyewitness news". >> pennsylvania attorney

general kathleen kane trial continues today. joshua morrow, her one time political consultant, testified yesterday under grant of immunity, played fbi recording capturing morrow talking about kane's alleged plan to leak secret grand jury documents in order to make rival prosecutor frank fina look bad. morrow also testified that he and kane concocted story to pin that leak on former top aidee and kane's exboyfriend, adrien king. >> time for eagles football. the fans have been waiting all summer for game one. >> fun game right from the start. >> closer look at the game. >> very warm night out, there but you got to play football, get ready for the season. if you are able to divert our eyes from rio, few minutes last night, you saw the eagles franchise savior on display. too early to call on that? maybe. carson wentz made his debut last night against the buccaneer and was rewarded with a standing ovation, not

only was it 146 degrees, but it was an ugly game from the jump. fun one but ugly one. would force fumble on the opening kick off. chris picks it up, ryan matthews scores right away. >> he went 12 of 24, with an interception, ran three times, for 15 yards, as well but was enjoying it out there. >> i was real excited, ready to go, and excited, especially two minute drill. that's pretty fun. again, i wasn't real nervous, i never get nervous, just a game, i'm very fortunate to play it, and i had fun out there tonight. >> oh, and by the way, the eagles won the game 17 to nine. they'll play the steelers in pittsburgh, next thursday night. overall, a positive start forecaster on went, but hopefully he won't get a big head after that debut. >> and of course, guys, now that the birds are back, the fans are excited. i "eyewitness news" was at the linc before the game, catching up with members of eagles

nation. >> bright young players, looking forwards to getting back into football. >> i'm hoping for a great season. so, you know, eagles fans are always optimisticment i'm hoping this year it is not maybe next year. >> i'm excited to see how carson wentz will play, definitely. i'm excited about doug pederson, see what he can bring to the offense, see what he can bring to the whole team. >> do not forget the regular season begins right here on cbs-3, watch the eagles take on rgiii and the cleveland browns, that's sunday september 11, 1:00 p.m., right here on cbs-3. who is ready for some football? >> we are. >> and also, homes always so high. >> they are. i would temper those he can expectation's, just say that. >> sorry, everyone. >> bye bye! >> thanks, pat. >> now, to the olympics. what a night for the americans. >> they're piling up the golds in rio. michael phelps won his 22nd medal in the individual medically, the if i swimmer to ever win the same event in four straight olympic games.

phelps beat out his friendly rival, brian lochte. >> milestone in the women's 100-meter freestyle. simone manual ties for the gold medal with canada's, manual becomes the first african-american woman to win gold medal in swimming. she also won a silver as part of the four by 100 freestyle relay. >> and, another amazing simone, grabbed gold last night in rio, too. simone biles took the gold medal in the women's individual all around in gymnastics. biles, fourth consecutive american gymnast to win the woman's all around title. team usa alley rice man took home the silver. it was a really powerful night last night. >> kudos to all of the athlete for doing a great job. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news": roller coaster accident in pennsylvania sends a child to the hospital. plus this: >> donald trump admits to some trouble on the campaign trail while hillary clinton faces more questions about emails. i'm brian web in new york. the latest is coming up.

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>> on to the campaign trail, hillary clinton could release her 2015 tax returns as early as today. >> the release comes as her rival, donald trump, hit his campaign, could be in trouble in one conservative state. brian web has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump didn't sounds like himself, talking to evangelical preachers in florida. he admitted his campaign is having problems in places like utah. >> we're having a problem, i mean, because, you know, look, it could cost us the supreme court. we're going to have four or five justices put on. >> hillary clinton unveiled her economic plan in detroit thursday and pledged to keep her economic promises. >> i will stop any trade deal that kills jobs, or holds down wages, including the transpacific partnership. >> something donald trump pounced on reminding voters that clinton supported the partnership while secretary of state, but reversed her opinion on the trade deal during the primary. >> and all of a sudden she

went from it is the golds standard to she won't approve it. >> clinton also facing scrutiny to over 300 pages of her emails released this week. some suggest possible ties between the clinton foundation and the state department. a connection that clinton campaign denies. brian web, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, it is 15:00, now, let's get a check on the wetter. >> katie, dangerous heat continues. it will be with us for a little while, right? >> right into the weekend, through in fact, weaver to contend with the worse of the heat. it looks like it really peaks tomorrow. but, it is not like today isn't pretty brutal, nor sunday, so we start thing off with at least pretty view for you. doesn't this look awfully innocent? 73 degrees west-southwest flow, not terribly breezy here at kutztown area middle school. you know you step out the door, you really notice how soupy and steamy it is. and it is all because we've got area of high pressure that's blocking the next cold front from making it arrival and passage. so as a result just stick in this holding pattern

basically. that allows the heat to build lit bit more with time, also the worse of the humidity, plus the instability. so this is less than ideal when it comes to your overall health. air quality pollen levels basically at moderate range. uv index awfully high even despite the fact calling it partly sunny, make sure you're lathering on sunday block if you must be out. but i would advise that you try to stay inside specially at the height of the day in the air-conditioning, because it is pretty extreme out there when talking the heat index values. tack ten on to the daytime high, or the temperature in general, any time you check it, 95, going to feel like 105, at it worse, 96 will at least flirt with record tomorrow. can feel as hot as 110 degrees, 110, that's dangerous. take it easy outside. it lasts us into sunday with excessive heat warning up and down i956789 excessive heat watch is everywhere else, meisha. >> yes, it is. happy friday. looking outside the schuylkill at the boulevard, what you are looking at, both moving in the eastbound and westbound direction. don't have any delays. in fact right now it is kind

of steady, start today see things heat up in the 5:00 hour, oddly enough, little different for a friday, but right now starting to hold steady where we are. ninety-five before girard, looking there also looking really nice this friday morning. and admiral wilson boulevard, where we do have an accident, it is eastbound direction, baird boulevard. see the flashing lights, letting you know where that is, blocking two right lanes, brake lights going off as you maneuver, make note it is out there, not a lot of vehicles. downed tree here, monument road at presidential boulevard. that's now since been cleared. i have some septa updates coming up in a little bit. first we take quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right

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>> a a viewing head last night for caleb schwab, suffered fatal neck injury on a slide sunday. we know two other women riding with him are sisters. one suffered a broken jaw, the other a fractured orbital bone. they are now meeting with a attorney. >> and the roller coaster at soak zone outside bits purring is closed today after three year old boy was thrown from the ride yesterday. he was riding with his brother when it happened. the boy was conscious, as he was air lifted to the hospital. we do not know how he's doing this morning, or what may have caused the accident. a texas mother is still shaken up this morning after finding out a security camera in her daughter's bedroom was broadcasting to the world.

the camera's live feed streaming on free app called live camera viewer. oregon mother who was looking for saturday light images of earth with her son saw it. she became concerned, and posted a screen shot, to a facebook group for houston mothers. >> people are watching what they do, 24/7, and who knows who is watching it. you know, i kind of like we failed them, we didn't protect them, actually put them in harms way. >> security experts say hackers probably found the family ip address through an ipad, then used the modem and dvr system to take control of the camera. since late july, the feed had 571 likes, and claim there may have been that many people watching it. all right, still ahead on "eyewitness news", meisha takes us on another dream drive. see where she takes us today. >> plus, we will show you why many students are absent dozen of days per year, the unusual way they're getting the kids back into the classroom. >> get this, our own pat gallen takes on our own

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>> guck county times, approved updated version of its 12 year plan, calling for $62 million for projects across the state including up i95 and route 114, and 263, in bucks county. construction starts october 1st. >> and from the front page of the burlington county times: mt. holly is allowing more brewery's and distilleries to open. there are country two breweries operating in mill race village, now this new ordinance will allow more businesses to open in that very same area. >> and, hey, fellow left handers, get ready to celebrate. tomorrow is our big day, and that story is on the front page of the intelligence ers. dedicated to celebrate lefties, five to 30% of people nationwide are left handed. some famous include oprah, leonardi, and jimi hendrix. >> how about that? that's a look at today's newspaper headlines from across the delaware valley.

>> how about this? prep school in california has found new way to boost attendance. >> actually involves teachers, washing clothes. the teaching staff at david wear prep school in fairfield, california, all participating in pilot program sponsored by whirlpool. the program links clean clothes, to student attendants. teachers at school take turns cleaning, folding the laundry of the student select today participate. school administrators say the program actually helped increase school attendance. >> so, last year, i had a certain percent of student who missed more than 20 days a year, and at the end of this year, that number has drastically dropped. >> parent are approached delicately about participating in new program in effort to not offends anyone. >> good for them, coming up negligence in our "eyewitness news" broadcast, update on breaking news. six year old boy is one of four people shot overnight, in philadelphia's east germantown section. and police say the gun used is not your ordinary weapon. meisha? >> looking outside, an accident now, admiral wilson boulevard, some delays in the

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>> excessive heat warning is in effect right now. >> yes, and only 6:30 and it is already 81 degrees outside. katie will let us know when we will finally see some relief. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. >> i'm brooke thomas. it is 6:30. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> the six year old boy is in the hospital this morning after he and three men were shot multiple times. >> mahaj brown they say has undergone several surgeries here at st. christopher's for

his arm, his chest, and other body parts, he has many more to go. >> former penn state assistant football coach, jerry sandusky, is expected to testify today. as he fights for a new trial. >> for 12 public schools in philadelphia, friday marks the end of the season. >> i would love it to stay open for the rest of the month. >> reporter: pre-season game, one in the books. the biggest story, the pro debut of seconds overall pick, carson wentz. >> i just know that the fans are excited. and i know it will be a heck of a ride here, and i'm looking forward to it. >> coming back! this is amazing. olympic gold! >> wow, so awesome, history in rio for simone manual, first african-american woman to win a gold medal in swimming. >> her reaction is amazing. >> you've been getting choke

up all morning. >> i know, rough day for me here watching the olympics. michael phelps won his 22nd gold medal. that will did it for me, too. talking about the dangerous heat there is just about makes me sad, too, katie, but you do need some extra help in the weather center. >> i do. isn't this the nicest ray of sunshine? dolores lee in the house, one of our diehard weather watchers. you've been with the program now i would say since it began couple of years ago now. and you actually developed your interest in weather sin growing up in north carolina? >> oh, yes, and i could see the storms coming toward me, thunderstorms, and big cloud, and could you see the event. >> awesome. yes, fascinates you, right? >> yes. >> now nowadays you live down in newark, do real important work as a program assistant? >> wilmington, delaware, help them start their business, and help them with their little babies. >> argued the seed and the water, too, we love you're part of the program, waking up

so early with us, but i see that you wore the appropriate color for the forecast. >> yes. >> because you will match our maps here. let's take you on out, we continue to track at this point, thankfully, some fizzling showers across the delaware valley. everything since pretty much cleared out. stuck with decent humidity across the region, where we have to turn the folk us a, but all of our advisories, and watches and warnings, that are in effect, at least, starting to go into effect tomorrow, with the excessive heat watches, and basically region wide. the core of that really brutal heat though, that's going to be confined as it typically is to the urban corridor, i95 from new castle county right up to mercer county with of course philly included there, you're going to see the worse of what this heat has up it sleeve. current feels like temperatures guys. actually just outside. and it is brutal. and the sun just barely came up. it already feels like it is flirting with 90 degrees at philadelphia international airport. so you get the idea where we're headed, right? in philly we expect to hit 95. at the shore, you're talking

about some pretty rough stuff too here. eighty-eight at the shore points this afternoon, will be scattered showers, storms, again, much like what we saw yesterday, but, key word scattered. so expect that. but once more, 95 is the high here. the problem is, meisha, a you have to just add ten to that. that's how it will feel. >> yes, it will feel so warm, just like did yesterday, just like it did 24 hours before that, it is going to be warm again today, guys. so make sure to pack the water in the vehicles. roadways looking pretty good this morning, for a friday, take a look, at the ben franklin bridge. for those of you coming from jersey, into center city, kind of holding steady here, this is basically the shot we predicted it would start to heat up, which what we saw, quicker than what we normally see, and then we thought, well, you know, moving until the 6:00 hour, probably will hold steady, 7:00 will heat up. basically what we're seeing right now. so fairly typical friday overall. so ben franklin bridge again looking good, blue route heads light, baltimore pike, those

of you maybe just thinking about jumping on the roadway, you can see both moving in the southbound and northbound side. this is what you will be dealing with, still traveling at posted speeds, which is good news, as we approach the 7:00 hour. now, where we do have an accident admiral wilson boulevard eastbound, this is at baird boulevard, pulled all the way off to the right. it is blocking two right lanes. but, again, not going to slow you down. just not enough vehicles throughout to sustain that, overall, happy driving. get out there. looking nice out there, brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha a update on breaking news we've been following all morning, six year old boy, three men, were shot in philadelphia's east germantown section. this is a picture of the youngest victim, mahaj brown. mahaj was shot ten times, already several surgeries overnight, shooting happened before 11:30, in the 5500 block every west clarkson street. investigators say, the young boy and 29 year old man, were found shot in a gray pontiac. two other men were also shot nearby, short while ago, we talked to mahaj's grandmother. >> he took several in his

abdomen, several in his arm, it traveled through his leg. he just took a lot. his little body was riddled with bullets. >> the six year old and 29 year old are in critical condition. the other two men are stable. >> also sadly, this is the second child someone shot in the same neighborhood in just days. a six year old girl is still recovering after she was shot in her arm tuesday night about a mile away on the 66300 block of north woodstock street. police say 21 shots were fired. investigators are still searching for a suspect. >> well, how about this? there are no plans to remove a construction crane from the site of three world trade center, even though it smashed through a window last night. this all happened on the 12 floor of the building which is currently under construction. authorities say workers were trying to secure the crane ahead of some severe weather when this happened. no one was hurt. the 80 story building is expected to open in 2018. >> a lot of your eyes are on the swimmers, gymnasts and basketball stars at the

olympic games in rio. >> that's right. there are plenty of other athlete flying under the radar right now. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen here to shed little light on one of the more obscure sports. >> right. if you thought i was olympic hopeful, do you think coy make it? >> absolutely, there is something for everyone. >> thanks. >> so is that a yes. >> i'm not sure. women, tuning into the olympic 's for swimming, for phelps, but how about badminton? with the help of collegiate stars, we tested our skills to see if we were olympic worthy. >> it is the olympic game, in rio, but bringing them to philly. we thought the best games, bad milt end. >> thanks, guys. >> to learn the game we sought the help of ming and mang from the university of pennsylvania badminton team. we began with the basics. >> what's exactly this is this? >> we refer tow that as a birdie here. >> to win you must take two of

three sets with each game going to 21. but there is much more to it, as they proof. after observing their winning ways, it was hands on time. >> hold it. yes. so there, yes, yes, and if you hold it correctly, this is empty, right? comes down, right, just look at it, and use your wrist. >> flick of the wrist, right? >> just intimidate the opponent. >> can you show me yours, i'll show you mine? boom. >> use your wrist, follow through, keep the foot pointed. >> yes. >> and so it doesn't matter the swing as long as you accelerate close to the

birdie. >> cool. don't tell him that. >> when you serve, you have to be prepared. so keep the pressure. when you serve, look at him aggressively, go like that, yes, exactly. you want to be able to intimidate him. ledge it thing, it is real. >> so get in his head. >> and now, it is time to go head-to-head. >> so who won? well, coming up tonight at 65:00 on "eyewitness news", see the cbs-3 battle of the sections, pat versus tori, head-to-head in fun yet challenging olympic sport. intense match up. but you have to watch tonight. >> oh, come on! >> i can't, i can't. >> you won though, right? >> i can't tell you. i can't tell you. >> you won, right. >> i can't tell you who won. >> right, good.

>> do you have tune in later. >> what a tease. thanks, pat. coming up: the place to be to beat the heat. but many city pools are actually closing today. we'll tell you why. >> plus, we have important news for parent, new carseat law takes effect today in pennsylvania. we are live to show you what needs to be done to meet the new requirements. >> and meisha takes us on another dream drive to a place where kids can explore nature from this absolutely fantastic vantage point. >> ♪ >> we made it to friday. but that dangerous heat will be with us through the weekends, katie has the forecast next. >> ♪

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shower yesterday, good news. >> yes, you can see it again tonight. the shower is still at its peak, it shows up every august, and people who stay to up watch can see average of 100 meteors an hour, but this time forecasters are predicting as many as 200 meteors an hour. and if it is cloud any your area you can always watch it on line on ustream. >> how about this? if you were lucky enough to have the day off, it is a great day to head to the pool. >> great is an understatement. it is the last day some city pools will be open. today marks the end of the season in 12 philadelphia pools will be closing. we spoke to several people who were out enjoying the water yesterday. they say they're disappointed, though. >> this is really surprising. >> i would love it to stay open for the rest of the month. >> kind of upset because like this is one of the last days. >> now the rest of the pools will be closing on a staggered schedule, some will be open for the rest of the month. for the full list of pools and the dates they're closing head over to cbsphilly.com or the

cbs local app. >> and if you can't get to a pool, you should stay inside, somewhere with air-conditioning, if you can. because we are under an excessive heat watch. >> katie is outside right now, with more on this dangerous heat, and how long it will last. katie, how is it feeling out there? >> you know, we have a special segment coming up on the new carseat law here in pa, but talking about the guests, it feels like your hair is getting more frizzy by the moment, so it is really steamy, guys. and you'll notice it, the second you walk out the door. if you have got the comfort of air-conditioning right now, but let me take you out to the graphic, quick peak at nice wide zoom on storm scan3, which is definitely active. but far off to the west, we've got this cold front, you can see rolling through iowa, missouri, that's what needs to cross through for us to break this pattern. and that's going to take some time. because there is an area of high pressure blocking it from going anywhere. so, meantime, stuck as we had mentioned not just excessive heat watch, that starts tomorrow for the outlying counties outside of philadelphia, but excessive heat warning, for the urban

corridor. you got to be careful in this. drinking plenty of water is key, avoiding ten just activity at the height of the day specially, stay out of the direct sunlight when you can. and also, light colored, loose fitting clothing will hook you up. take care of your kids and pets, we say it all the time, and it bears row beating. eyewitness weather watchers are up and atom, greg report 81 degrees in palermo, new jersey, delran, alan 79 feeling warmer than that and pair of seven's from john in glasco. willow grove barbara lane reporting 80 degrees. quick check on the seven day for you, too, here is the thing, can you not go by the air temperature. tack on 10 degrees to the thermometer any time today, right now, it is dry, well, that's relative term, very moisture laden, at least we don't have storms to track right now. later today could be scattered variety. that will continue through the weekends. we peak with the heat tomorrow. ninety-six the high, it will feel closer to 110. you really need to take care. with that said, another

important thing when it comes to keeping your kids and your pets safe is making sure that you take them out of the car with you in this kind of heat. and as we come back here live to the cbs-3 parking lot, we are also talking about carseat safety today. i'll step on over here, and join my friends, she comes to us this morning from triple a mid-atlantic to talk about the new carseat law going in effect today. so, tell us what it is about? >> what happens today in the state of pennsylvania is that all children under the age of two need to be restrained rear-facing until they reach the maximum height and weight limitations of their carseats. >> okay, so up to age two then? >> yes. >> even longer if you can, depending on the height and weight. the longer you can keep your child rear facing the safer they're in the car. >> which is it then? is it the one that comes sooner or the one that comes later up to two or up to a certain weight? >> the law says at least up until two need to remain rear facing, depending on the height and weight of your

child, some can stay rear facing longer depending on limitations of the seats, always the safest position. >> perfect. as long as possible, we actually have some folks here to demonstrate this. common in, guys. we have a pair of parent in this morning. jest and zach, and fun fact, these are my cousins, jess is my first condition inch -- cousin, they have their adorable baby abigail, she is one in october, if you can believe it. look at this baby. so sweet. so she will actually be our little model today. so dana, let's walk sake through it, will put her in the carseat. this is one of the infant seats, carrier seats that snaps in and out of the base in the car. so, zach will put her in, and parent out there will recognize the five-point harness, of course. she seems to be very comfortable in that seat. she is a precious one, isn't me? >> she certainly is. >> oh, what a cutie pie. so let's talk. what's the person can i with this if you get caught? >> right now one year grace

period. so law enforcement will issue verbal or written warning, how much, beginning august of next year, there will be 125-dollar fine. >> okay. >> associated with it. >> good to know. zach will come from the other side, see him click her in place here. if people are coming across the pa state boarder? >> they have to keep this in line. as parents it is your responsibility to do our due diligence, find out what the carseat laws are in the state you are traveling. luckily here in this region, new jersey also has a rear facing, up to two years old, passenger safety, pennsylvania as of today becomes the fourth state in the country to pass a law like this. >> okay, so starting to take hold it seems across the us. i will say i am an offender of this, i have baby twins, as well, and i am a big fan of the mirrors, a lot of par rent concerned they can't see their child if they are facing the other way, but you advise against that? >> advise against anything that can become a projectile, those mirrors can and will become that, they can crack, impact of a crash, and piers a

child's skin. also at night, consider as headlights are coming toward you, you have that mirror behind you reflect that back, it is a driver distraction. >> right. so we have about 15 seconds left, very quickly, if people want help and guidance, what other places are they can go for help? >> confusing for new parent, so there is a website pa safe kids.org. i can see various carseat check point across the region where parent can go, have certified technician install their seat, then further explain the law. >> so helpful. real important information. take care of your kids when it comes to this. and of course, in the heat today, traffic and weather, meisha, a you know they go together. we send it back to you. >> sure do, katie. great information. thank you so much for that. i was tuned into that, i'm sure a loft folks specially parents were found into that, as well, up to two years of age, rear facing. ninety-five south at girard, what you are looking at here, actually looking real nice out there still. we predicted that, it will

change in the 7:00 hour i can assure you. right now kind of late jump if you will. schuylkill westbound, city avenue. this is kind of a jumpy camry. eastbound and westbound, what you are looking at. if you move around, around the boulevard, on the schuylkill, not too bad. we do have an accident out there, admiral wilson boulevard at bared avenue eastbound, two right lanes are blocked here, you can see, but also, when we look around that, there is just not enough vehicles, that that will slow you down. so actually pretty good. broad street line in the world of mass transit back on time, route 36 trolley is shuttle bussing. manayunk norristown also shuttle bussing. this weekend, saturday and sunday, only, because of track work. make note of that. also, the trolley tunnel, take a look at this, it is closed, you guys, i'm going to be tweeting this information out, as well, we were talking about it earlier this week. friday, through august 29th, 8 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., each night that's going to be closed. look at the date, look at the trolleys, affected again, i've been tweeting this information out to you, and i will continue to do so today.

>> all right, and it is friday, that means another time for dream drive. >> meisha found a place to enjoy the treetops. >> well, i sure did. and you guys, i had to grab a cup of coffee first. swank little market, work of art, both inside and out. take a look at this. >> i'm checking out historic neighborhood in philly known for it small town feel, chestnut hill. drive the cobblestones of germantown avenue to see a farmers market with a modern feel. the market at the fairway. here's -- >> the market at the fairway has great location, and it is tuck away kind of in a little nook, some people don't even know it exists, all completely renovated in the last couple of years. there is a beautiful fire pit that you can sit outside, and enjoy the area. the kids have actually produced all of the artwork that you see here. >> i love this. >> inside the stands include little of everything.

meat, bakery, and coffee. >> my name is amanda, we're standing at poppy's cafe in chestnut hill. and i'm the general manager. >> it doesn't matter if it is 100 degrees outside, i always like it hot. >> what goes with coffee? how about buns, baked right on the site? >> here is a sample. we have peach could be letter, raisin, raisin walnut, plane, plane with cream cheese. >> here. >> oh, help yourself. >> says the markets have a following. >> people don't want to buy something from a grocery store, they want to know where it is coming from. >> let me try several flavors of hummus. >> so fresh, so summer. >> it is simple, it is healthy , it is everything made. >> we're headed to an arboretum that i hear has a tree house.

morris arboretum, anthony, gave me a tour, showing me some of the formal gardens. >> one of the things we do here, we collect plant from around the worlds. >> yes. >> so see plant here that are bigger than anything you'll see in the united states. >> not only can you walk the grounds, you can walk the trees and the tree adventure. >> when i look down these sides, how high are we actually here? >> at this point we're about 40 feet off the grounds. >> what? >> yes, yes, i know, i always feel a little vertigo out here. >> summer camps found it great classroom. >> they can come out on a limb, look for animals in the trees, look out over the arboretum, these little things that are hanging down over here, where they can listen to nature. like we get to sit and have fun. >> before class is dismissed they had a message for the team back in the studio. >> we love cbs-3! >> wow, who doesn't? that's the question. so much fun. so if you are looking for something entertaining, what to do with friends or family

involving beautiful scenery, great food, maybe little history, visit these places, thanks so much for the grace host at the market and the arboretum. >> beautiful. we'll be right back.

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>> welcome back, here is three to go. >> six year old boil among four people shot in east

germantown. his name is mahaj brown in critical condition at the hospital. he was shot several times. >> jerry sandusky, expected to take the stands today, to fight for new trial. he is starting 30 to 06 year sentence for sexually abusing ten boys. >> attorney general kathleen kane is back in court. yesterday prosecutors played a recording of a former consultant, talking about her alleged plan to leak secret documents. >> and that's your three to go. let's get a last check on weather and traffic. >> well, it is hot outside. we all know that. isn't it a beautiful view at the shore? trying to beat the heat, could you try here, still hot at the beaches in the next couple of days, but today's high, meisha, 95, tack ten onto that. >> yikes, look at the sunshine, just beating down delaware county, 95 north at 452, take it to the airport, guys. looking good, everyone still traveling at posted speeds. >> thank you, ladies, next on cbs this morning, new way to look above the grand canyon. >> have a great day and a wonderful weekend.

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