country with the language barrier and have a stranger point a fun at you and demand money. several cameras captured what happened early sunday morning. lochte and his teammates disappeared down this walkway leading to the bathrooms. they are seen lingering i odn't a wall and when they attempted to leave security guards blocked their taxi. police say swimmers were drunk and belligerent, vandalized bathroom and left $50 to pay for the damage. >> stupid is operative word. >> reporter: u.s.a. today sports california is in nancy arm or says his subsequent actions made things worse. >> pay damage, apologize for being ab ugly american, let everybody knows what you do and you move on. >> reporter: lochte claims they were returning from a night of partying and when they were robbed after partying. >> unaudible. >> police say gas station guard were armed but called their action as pope eighth. >> back to the wall here. >> reporter: lochte a six time

gold medalist returned to north carolina were rio police could requestion him. on thursday after speaking with police for a second day connor bents and jack conger, as for jamie feigen he is only swimmer to sill in rio. his lawyer said he will pay a $10,000 fine and leave brazil today n that instagram statement lochte says he wait todd comment on that instance until the legal matter was handled and sure his teammates would be arriving home safely. olympic organizers and rio mayor say that they expect, lochte's apology. meantime major league baseball has cleared ryan howard of any wrong to go in connection with allegations of phillies first base man used human growth harmone. doping claims were made by pharmacist charlie sly in an aljazeera documentary last winter. league also considered ryan zimmerman of the washington nationals. both players, filed defamation lawsuits begins aljazeera in january. and the presidential race, is there another major staff change, in donald trump's

campaign. trump campaigning chairman paul manafort resigned and quit as investigators in ukraine tried to determined if he accepted illegal cash payments and when secretly routed millions of dollars to lobbyist here in the united states. the republican nominee released a statement saying he said quote i'm very appreciative for his great work in helping to get us where we are today, and in particular, his work guiding us through delegate and convention process. paul is a true professional and wish him the greatest success. trump spent friday morning in flood ravage louisiana a, he and his running mate mike pence toured a damage high school this baton rouge. more than a toss even people were killed, thousands have been displayed from their homes as a result of this flooding, and trump promised help to the flooding victims. >> the great places, i have had a great history with lou san a they need a lot of help. what has happened here is incredible. nobody understands how bad it is. it is really incredible. i'm just here to help. >> reporter: president obama

will visit baton rouge tuesday. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail to to take but she did post a message on facebook about the flooding in lou san a she said her heart breaks for louisiana and right now relief effort cannot afford any distractions. the clinton campaign also issued a statement about manafort's resignation calling it a disturbing connection between donald trump and pro kremlin elements in russia and ukraine. and 81 year-old man is injured in a home invasion in new castle county. this story is unfolding in wilmington. chopper three over the 700 block of oxford road, where that victim told police a man knocked on his door around 12:30 and when he opened it that suspect forced his way inside. police say victim was injured during a scuffle, the suspect stole several items and then left the scene in the red car we will have a full report for you on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. morning rush, turned deadly in north jersey when two commuters buses collide killing two people and hurting at least 17 others. crash happened around 6:20 this morning in newark.

a new jersey transit bus carrying about 20 people was t boned by another bus not even on its side and trapping victims inside. witnesses rushed to get those people out. it was really just too much, not really too much we could do because most of the people were smushed in between the seats, and the windows, and the poles and stuff on the bus. >> reporter: one passenger died and several others are in critical condition. the driver of the other bus, died at the scene. investigators are trying to determine if that driver ran a red light. he was not carrying any passengers at the time of the crash. in new castle county authorities are investigating how a pickup truck and tractor trailer collided early this morning, sending four people to the hospital. the crash happened at pulaski highway and south college avenue in glasgow. a person inside the pickup truck suffered serious burns. three other people suffered minor yours, and delaware state the police are still investigating. well, it the is friday, getaway day for a lot of people, who are preparing for a steamy potentially stormy

weekend. we will get a first look at your forecast with meteorologist kate bilo who is live outside on our cbs-3 sky deck, kate. >> jessica, summer weekend are rapidly growing short in number. we have a few more left if you are heading down on the shore, or pool before school starts for many folks. some kid already back at school. this summer weekend, not too bad, temperatures pretty typical for this time of the year but it is sunday we have to watch, for the threat for storms. lets look at temperatures right now, we have hit 90 degrees here in philadelphia, another hot day, and humidity although not add bass as it was it is definitely noticeable dew points in the 60's. lower 90's in portions of delaware as well sitting at 89 . eighty-eight in millville. eighty-eight in reading. as well as everything quiet for now. there are a couple of showers and storms that have tried to have develop around the shore points, we have mentioned this yesterday, a and that is exactly is what happening. they are very, very few and far between. one out over the opened water off the coast of cape may county another stray shower through atlantic county and

another one starting to develop on right along the border of burlington and ocean counties, but anything we see this evening will be scattered, not a whole lot expected for your friday night. most of us can enjoy a night outside with dry conditions. but that is going to change this week ebb as this storm approaches from the the west. you can see a front approaching on sunday, and sunday is the day we have to watch for those storms along that front, coming up we will time that out more importantly and tell you when to expect the heaviest storms and tell but really great weather to follow, we will also head down to the tropics to take a peak, lots to cover, stay with us, right now back inside to you. >> kate, thank you. philadelphia health officials say deaths related to the opioid fentanyl are soaring and they are trying to get the word out that is there help available. health officials held a press conference this morning, they say deaths involving fentanyl are up more than 600 percent since 2013. it is frequently used illegally to cut heroin which creates a stronger, more dangerous dose of that drug. >> what that means is that

often the users are using this medication or using this drug and unaware of how potent the medication is or how potent the drug is which puts them at much greater risk for overdose. >> philadelphia says that it will make more treatment available and it will expand the availability of narcan, the drug that can reverse effects of an overdose. valley forge national historical parka announced the opening of the solomon's bridge a new bike and pedestrian trail bridge. >> the new bridge spans the schuylkill river and historical park and connects circuit trails between montgomery county and chester county. the bridge trail features observation area where visitors can stop midway and take in breathtaking views of the schuylkill river as well as the park. well, it was a case that shocked and captivated the nation a six year-old child beauty queen found dead in her home. >> now story of jonbenet ramsey will be told and investigated in a series right here on cbs-3. insider kelce knight joins us

from los angeles with the hollywood take on this story that took place almost 20 years ago. kelce? >> reporter: jessica and nicole, cbs unveils a chilling new documentary that takes us back to the scene of the crime. >> it was 20 years later a and this case is still unsolved. >> we hope to get the truth out about how she died. >> reporter: jonbenet ramsey case has all of the ingredients of a great thriller. >> 911 emergency. >> kidnapping. >> reporter: it all started with a 911 call from the boulder colorado home of john and patsy ramsey, shortly before 6:00 a.m. on december 26th, 1996. >> what is going on, okay. >> the case of jonbenet ramsey which premiers september 18th, assembles an expert team of investigators to try to crack the case. >> executive producer tom forman. >> a six year-old girl died and no one has ever been

brought to justice. if we can play a small part in fixing that, that would be great. >> reporter: so much more tonight on the insider, jessica and nicole, back to you. >> kelce, thank you. deeper look in the jonbenet ramsey case starts september 12th at 4:00 p.m. with a special addition of doctor phil who will be interviewing jonbenet's brother who breaks his silence and then three part series, case closed starts sunday september 18th right here on cw. three. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", kanye west is opening up a store in our area get moving it is only opened for three days. >> we will tell you why and the strange details of the story, plus. >> a new travel warning is out as officials identify a second location on the united states mainland, that is a hot bed for zika infect mosquitoes. who doesn't love a great deal, well, watch out, some on-line deals comes with strings that can come back to haunt you month after month, we will explain, torey. here we go, well, we are having a great time at the great trail, right everyone.

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great weekend for a bucks count tray digs. >> middletown fairies underway. our own vittoria woodill joins us from wrightstown, bucks county, hi there, torey. >> this is place to be. family, friend, fun, how much fun are you having? >> so much fun. >> catherine, is this the best. >> yes, totally. >> reporter: definitely. >> yes. >> reporter: best day ever. >> yes. >> reporter: can we look at these cow girl boots please, they are adorable. you wear them just for the fair. >> yeah. >> reporter: way to celebrate. families every celebrating, it is fun, little hot which is why i have the hair up but a lot of people are putting their hand in the hair for all of the fun to be had.

take a look at all of the ride that they have, it is fantastic, and to tell you more about the grange here in wright town i want to talk to sarah can you tell me a little will bit of information about the grange fair because there is a lot going on. >> this is the grange fair and we have dancing diggers, we have ride, we have lots of show animals, including pigs, lambs, cows, as well as our famous chicken dinners that is happening tonight and tomorrow. >> reporter: we will talk about that chicken dinner at 6:00 o'clock. you grew upcoming here. why is it so special and is that why you became a grange member. >> i started in 4h when i was nine years old so i progressed to doing cows and eggs and i want to be more involved and now i help with the photography department, and it is a blast to come here every year. >> reporter: you can see that. look at family and friend starting their own traditions every year.

>> a lot of fun here. >> reporter: speaking of family traditions, we have talk with one of the families that have been the family to cook, the grilled chicken for chick ebb dinner here for years, okay. we have that story coming up at 6:00. right now we will dance with the dancing digger, right, girl. >> yes. >> ♪ >> it is a good day for dancing with tori. >> all right, have fun. >> she has the moves. >> she does. >> reporter: it isn't too bad, a little humid. >> it is august, it is a summer day, it is not excessive heat warning kind of hot like we have had in the past few days but it is a hot, sunny afternoon. looking for crispness to the air we have got that for you as well but not this weekend. we have to get through the weekend. weekend will be steamy for tomorrow and sunday, tomorrow looks like your better of the two weekend days to get outside planning a day down the shore, so go tomorrow, sunday looks like a day we are

tracking locally heavy showers and storms late in the day. looking outside right now seeking of the shore what a beautiful beach day. we have temperatures in the mid to upper 80's down the shore and water temperatures in the lower 70's. people out there with the board and jumping in the surf enjoying perhaps the last day of their week down the shore, maybe everybody has to pack up that rental house and leave tomorrow morning. the it looks good for your friday, down the shore. and as we head in the time lapse this one from the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth, you can see umbrellas. you can walk down the beach from umbrella to umbrella and boardwalk has been crowded all day. nothing but sunshine. 81 degrees and wind northerly in, at least that is feeling nice this afternoon. we have a couple pop up showers, and we mentioned this yesterday a couple might, and, and, and, and be looking the atlantic county we have one cell, another one briefly impacted cape may county, right at garden state parkway. that is out to sea. people on the beard are seeing

sunshine as they look toward clouds down the shore a and we will see a great photo of the rainbow off coast of avalon thanks to that cell off shore. we have a couple showers in portions of burlington county. right now still steamy, dew points in the mid 60's. it is not bad, not insufferable and it has been worsen this week but it is definitely a hot, sunny summer day and will get better. how it will feel humidity continues to ramp up tomorrow? back towards oppressive. sunday feels very steamy. that is all in advance of the strong cold front that will move through sunday and get here sunday afternoon and evening but once that front comes through look at difference next week. pleasant on monday. awesome by tuesday. possibly a little bit of a twinge of autumnal feeling to the air next week, really nice next week but first we will to get through the threat for storms. tomorrow we will have some sunshine few patchy cloud, stray thunderstorm in the afternoon. sunday when this next front approaches from the the west, cloud develop in the morning but heavier storms look like

around the dinner hour six or 7:00 p.m., biggest threat heavy downpours frequent lightening, maryland rate risk for win, hail, tornado threat will be quite low on sunday afternoon. heading to the phillies game tonight a a few cloud nice and warm, good summer baseball weather 831st pitch temperature our low tonight 72. partly cloudy, warm night. saturday mostly sunny that stray afternoon thunderstorm and a high of 89 which is above average but certainly not out of the realm of ordinary for this time of the year. sunday brings heavier storms in the afternoon and evening but look at monday, breezy less humid, cooler, comfortable at 83. monday nice some spots may drop to the 50's. >> wow. >> huge swing and in my opinion a winning for the better heading in to next week. >> something to look forward to on monday. >> yes. >> kanye west announced plans to open 21 retail stores worldwide but just for a week even. one of the pop ups will be at king of prussia mall. a report says only three

people will be allowed in the blacked out store at a time and shoppers will not aloud to touch any merchandise before they buy it. items for sale include a $400 military jacket and $50 baseball cap. >> very interesting. >> if you haven't already today take a selfie it is world photo day. on this date 177 years ago the photo graph was born. >> they had no idea a selfie would havee rolfed from that. jim spearing takes us inside historical society of pennsylvania for the history behind the invention and a look at the first ever photo taken in the u.s. >> it is national photo day. >> say what. >> i didn't know that. >> it really is. >> it is national photo day and what is great is that the historical society of pennsylvania owns the very first photograph taken in america. this was taken by joseph sexton who worked for the u.s. mint in philadelphia a very

significant in the sense photography was invented in france by mr. douger, that is why earliest photo graphs a type, it is a photograph and it is an odd little photograph because it is a layer, copper way thin layer of silver over neat. it has properties have both negative and positive depending on your angle and the light that is, reflecting off of it. could there be anything else that he would take a picture of that was perhaps prettier, or significant. why not an adorable kitten or weeping willow all of those things moved and that is the thing buildings don't move and you had to be still for probably around ten minutes. >> ten minutes to take a photo. >> that takes forever. >> so this photo to a selfe, i think selfies are here to stay. >> yes. >> there is plenty of them too. still ahead on "eyewitness news" are your kids ready to

go back to school. >> lots of play time, vacation and in homework means a lot of kid up late and in the exactly in a routine. we will tell you how to get them on a sleep schedule and rested starting now. >> i could use that advice. speaking of routines eagles are still perfecting their. they are struggling on offense, should they be concerned? offense, should they be concerned? sam bradford has answer next at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all with fresh salad and unlimited bread. the great american steak dinner, for $12.99. tonight, only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7.99.

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town in limited action. the don't sweat it. it is preseason. >> i'm not really concern at all. you know, you want to score touchdowns but it didn't happen. really good things happened out there tonight. that is why it is the preseason. but, i don't think there is a lot of concern for me right now. >> former temple star and tiely man deaf i can was on the field with the steel ertz. he had three tackles. he is trying to make the team. so far change of scenery is a green one. >> it is well, they treated me well for four years. i love philly. i always have a special place in my heart. right now i'm in pittsburgh. >> he looks happy. >> sixers go back to school, employees, including scott o'neill teamed up with 15 tobin middle school teachers in southwest philadelphia, to beautify their classrooms before the fall semester, 480 students will receive, classroom kits, while decked out in that sixers gear.

>> yes. >> that is nice. you have to beautify those rooms. >> thanks, don. >> all right. thanks, don. >> all right. coming up in the next half an hour a new travel warning is out, as officials identified a second location on the united states, mainland, and hot bed for zika infect mosquitoes. the plus this... can you you believe you are here. >> no. >> a philadelphia uber driver and father of an olympic athlete gets to see his son compete with a little help from the kindness of strangers. >> reporter: trapping and killing mosquitoes is easier as camden county goes high tech, i'm cleve

new fears pot zika virus, florida's governor says there is now a second area of local zika transmission in the state. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30, good evening i'm nicole brewer. ukee is off.

>> i'm he jessica dean. latest concern about the zika virus is outside one square mile zika zone in wynnewood neighborhood. cbs news correspondent don champion has the latest. florida governor rick scott says local mosquitoes are transmitting the zika virus in miami beach. >> five individual have already been confirmed, as cases have local transmissions of zika, are connected, to the miami beach area. >> reporter: scott says three men and two women contracted the virus in a one and a half square mile area of miami beach, which includes south beach the popular tourist destination. two are residents, other three are visitors, cdc director tom creedon says the sea breeze and high rise will make attacking zika in miami beach challenging. >> we also have high levels of wind which may blow some of the products that are a replied and, of course, large numbers of people and getting people to wear long sleeves shirts and long pants that would be somewhat challenging.

>> reporter: wynnewood neighborhood north of downtown miami was first area where virus was locally transmitted. cdc is advising pregnant woman to avoid both zones. zika virus can cause a devastating birth defect that leaves babies with small heads. >> place use it for skin and clothing, when outdoors. >> this is important for all pregnant with man in our state. >> reporter: florida's governor says he does not, advice people to stay away from beaches and tonight clubs in miami, so far, almost 4,000 people have been tested in the state. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile researchers are looking for people willing to be infect with the zika virus, as part of the search for vaccine. researchers from the u.s., testing of two vaccine candidates. here at home one part of our region is going on the offensive against zika. we will have that part of the story on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. fire fighters in southern california are slowly gaining

ground on wild fire that has been burning for four straight days. fire is now 26 percent contain, so far it scorched more than 59 square miles and destroyed at least 96 homes and more than 200 structures. 82,000 residents were under evacuation order under the peak of the fire. some have of those order were lifted. the cause remains under investigation. volcano erupt in guatemala spewing volcanic ash and steam 13,000 feet in the air. plume of the explosion is formed by an explosion from the dome, as it collapses. this is the seventh ninth eruption this year. it is one of the most active volcanoness latin america and it lassie rupped as recently as last tuesday. nasa is sharing this breathtaking image from the hubbell telescope. this is the stellar shrapnel from a star explosion several thousand years ago. the star was a white dwarf about 150,000 light years away

from earth, located in the large cloud, which is one of the closest galaxies to our milkie way galaxy. the international space station is getting a new entry way for future visitors, one american astronauts jesse williams and kate ruben hook up a new docking port friday during a space walk. this replaces absolute shuttle set up. the first step to allowing commercial crew capsules to dock the with the space station. they fanned out across camden for a day of services today. "eyewitness news" caught up with one crew as they made sandwiches at norcross academy. another group, outside to spruce up community garden. it took out weeds and planted vegetables in south community garden at seventh and newton avenue. vegetables grown are given to families who cannot afford them or cannot grow them on their own. philadelphia uber driver org nationally planned to watch his son compete in the olympics on tv because he was

short on money. a twist of fate brought him all the way to rio and in the stand watching his son darryl hill, compete in the shot put. jamie youkiss reports from rio where she caught up with darryl's biggest fan. >> reporter: shot put and first time olympian darryl hill may not have made it to the finals. >> it will be a day i will never for get. >> reporter: for his biggest supporter, his dad, just seeing him in rio to watch his son compete was a gift worth more than olympic gold. until last month he had no intention of going. >> i had made decision, you know, to stay home, you know, and in the really go out of my way to try to get the money. >> reporter: that all changed when retired bus driver pick up passenger liz, and his uber car, hill told her that his son was competing in rio but he could not afford to go. >> she shared information that she has had a friend competing in the swimming, i told him about my son. >> reporter: she did you one better she has a friend competing and she has your son

that was awesome right there. >> reporter: he lives in chicago, promised to help. >> when he told me he could not go to the olympics in rio i just wandered how i would feel as a parent of athlete. >> reporter: willick set up a go fund me page, within days 152 people donated $8,200 to pay for hill's flight and travel expense ises. after traveling more than 5,000 miles, hill arrived in rio. >> can you believe you are here. >> no. >> reporter: shortly after arriving father a and son connect, with darryl tweeting, dad made it safely to rio ##blessed #thankful. >> i said are you ready? well, i got to be his coach as well but to hear him talk about my son was great. to hear him tell me that you did well? it is just great. it is great.

great. >> as for darryl he says he has not lost his confidence and he is leaving these games with his chin held high. jamie youkiss, cbs news, rio di janeiro. >> we know he made his dad proud. >> very proud there. >> still to come, back to school time is already here but are your children still on a summer sleep schedule. how to get them on the routine and rested starting now. many people shop on line, super easy and done from the comfort of your own home but what you click could result in monthly charges. sneaky way retailers are getting their money and what to be on the look out for. >> kate? well, pretty typical summer weekend on the way with heat, humidity and chance for storms i'll tell you when strongest storms may pass through and when we can expect a nice cool down, of the likes we have not felt in sometime all coming up when we come right back. yuck as.

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sit toxic? many are wondering what is behind, the schuylkill river, and, "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff gets to the bottom of it. >> it is quite clear that the water of the schuylkill river near philadelphia is not so clear. it has taken on a new doll or, so is what up. >> that is what i'm trying to figure out. >> i have no idea but it looks gross to me. >> reporter: for that, look no further then this girl enjoying a midday snack a at long wood gardens. >> so what they are seeing is a plant called duck weed and it is a plant that is wet land plant that proliferates, so it goes from not being there at all to all of a sudden a big bunch of it. >> reporter: it is actually a bunch of individual plants, last time it took over the schuylkill was in 1999 for the same reason as it is now. >> we see in pond, like ours but the reason, philadelphians

are seeing it in the schuylkill is that we have had not a lot of rain, flows are low, it is stagnant so it is starting to build up. >> reporter: while rowers are not enthusiastic it serves as a sponge when there is an abundance of nutrients helping to clean it up. it acts as a shelter for mosquito eating insects. >> what it does do it shades out and competes with allergy which are typically worse. because allergy, if you get a allergy bloom and it dies it can rob oxygen from the water, and you can have fish kills. so in the short term, duck weed is really good thing to have. >> reporter: benefits can extend beyond the health of the water way. from water to sky, tens of millions of dollars in our area has gone into transforming duck weed in a renewable resource, one example of that is jet fuel. reporting from both bet house row alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". more you know. well on the cbs-3 health

watch first day of school is just around the corner and or toy say it means it is time to get kids back on a good sleep routine. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with what doctors are telling families. >> party is over, sorry kids. it is sad to think summer is almost over, but time to get kids back on their school sleep schedule. doctors say that it is best to begin two to one weeks before school starts, tweaking bedtimes back to normal, at just 15 minutes a day. >> reporter: summer fun usually means later bedtimes for many kids,. >> i really try to keep them on schedule, which it is later then during the school year but they still to have get up early for camp. >> reporter: with the beginning of the school year approaching pediatricians say it is time for families to refocus on sleep schedule. >> try to get that moved up, and, they don't feel it so much. if need be wake them up. >> electronics and screens should be off limits, about an

hour before bed because they can be stimulating and kid need to wind down. getting enough rest is crucial, for children, that means, nine to 12 hours for six to 12 years old and eight to ten hours for teens. >> if not school performance is very affect. not only on the levels of attention but just their level of comprehension and ability to remember the material that is being taught. >> reporter: ellen says her children thrive on sleep. >> i think they just learned so much better, they can focus in school, less melt downs and they are just happier. >> reporter: experts say it is important to be consistent letting kid sleep in or stay up late on the weekend makes it harder to get back on track for the school week. research shows not getting enough sleep can put children at risk for physical and mental health problems like obesity and depression. not to mention moods, we know tired kids can be cranky kids. >> what about tired adults. >> it is true for all of us. >> reporter: yes. >> thanks, stephanie. members of the

philadelphia business community are helping new city teachers get ready for the school year. group was presented with gift bags full of supplies to mark end of the week long new teacher orientation. bags included plenty of classroom necessities like paper, rulers, pens, pencils, academic year for philadelphia school district students starts on september 7th. so much back to school talk but before we get to that it is still very much summer when you go outside in terms of the weather. >> it is sad that summer is almost over. step outside. you will be reminded that it is still summer. it is a hot evening out there but it is summer, august, how it the should feel. we are above average today but not as farrah above the normas we were this past weekend and early this week. we have nicer weather on the way, cooler weather if you don't like it this hot and humid maybe longing for a hint of fall in the air. we may have some on the way next week but first we have to get through a steamy weekend. lets look in the poconos where

it is a beautiful friday evening. the one place to head. poconos running 10 degrees cooler then what we feel in the city of philadelphia, even sometimes, cooler then that. could be 15 or 20 degrees cooler up there then in the in the city of philadelphia it looks beautiful at the lake in the background everything looking really nice on this friday evening. here is your poconos forecast by the bay. if your plans take you to the mountains it will be a chance for stray thunderstorm saturday. watch for downpours and storms on sunday highs in the 70's. look at monday in the poconos region, the high only 72 degrees, and it is going to be feel like a fall day especially in the mountains on monday. and checking in with our eyewitness weather watchers, temperatures all over here this evening. the we are looking at 89 degrees as we check north of the city, up toward megan's house, 89 at megan's house. she said beautiful, sunny perfect summer day. we can expect a shower later in one or two spots. that is truth. but those are sizzling and most may escape unharmed this

evening. jason 88 in middletown delaware. he has sun. dew point is 64. which is better, than this time last week when dew points are in the up are 70's or heading that way but still on the steamy side. margot in buena vista township at 86. beautiful day. light breeze. lower humidity. dew .68. you can see how dew points are higher, but heading closer to a moisture source the atlantic ocean great photos from our weather watchers. had to show this guy enjoying his cone or frozen yogurt, ethan phil's grandson giving a little wave there before he returns to his ice cream cone and he sent this photo of bird on his gold feeder, gold fish sharing feeder, all about sharing, you have to get fed and drink water, still a hot day. lets talk about what is on the way. we have storm scan three showing not a whole lot of activity. we have had a few showers over south jersey. those are all but fizzled. i think we are quiet tonight. you can see showers that were

there have dissipated this evening. zooming out across northeast not a whole lot happening, we are awaiting the arrival of the front, to all the way back towards great lakes and that system will impact us late sunday and could bring locally heavy thunderstorms. in the meantime mostly sunny for tomorrow temperatures in the 80's, sunday brings the best risk this weekend for showers and storms especially right around dinner hour but then monday, when we will clear it out and humidity will drop. twenty per september chance for shower or storm on saturday. sunday best chance of rain 07 percent. monday we will get it in the morning and generally overnight after midnight we will wake up to some sunshine and tuesday a 0 percent chance of tropics really heating up. this is something we have tropical storm f interestona and two areas to machine for, one of these could be tropical storm gaston and hurricane, as we see through next week and week into. that these are in the imminent risk to us here in the east coast. fi ona is expect to be head this way and recurve up toward

bermuda and as of right now does in the look to threaten eastern united states but as things heat up and we get these waves off africa something to watch as we head into september and i'll keep an eye on that for you. twenty-seven overnight. mostly sun which that stray afternoon thunderstorm. you're witness heather seven day forecast look at beauty next week. lower 80's overnight lows near 60's, some spots in the 50's and that stretch goes monday through friday for something bright to look forward to now back to you in the desk. >> i like things to look forward to kate. still ahead on "eyewitness news" if you are looking to escape that heat or chance of storms sunday why not hit theater. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up matthew mcconaughey and make their debut in the two strings. the get ready for update in

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one of the hollywood's biggest films is back in the box office, ben hur is getting a remake. >> not the only movie opening today. here's kevin frasier from entertainment tonight with the preview. >> this week classic epic ben hur gets an update with one of the most realistic chariot races ever put in screen and matthew mcconaughey guide a young boy in the stop motion adventure kubo and two strings. >> i don't understand what is happening. >> just like any other story. >> reporter: kubo and two strings tell the store of the young boy who must go on a magical journey to stop a spirit threatening his village. joining him are monkey voiced by cherliand matthew

mcconaughey making their debut in the stop motion story. >> it is great adventure is my destiny. >> it is really, really nice to find something that my children could see, since they would be, have to be at least 52 to see any of my work. >> it is a story of happy endings. >> in ben hur jack houston plays slave chariot racer ben hur who seeks revenge against the brother who betrayed him ape faces off against him in the infamous chariot race. the epic scene took two weeks to shoot, go pro where is hidden in the san, microphones were attach to the horses to capture the sound of pounding houghs and actor braved chariots themselves. >> that thing has no suspension, everything you get hit you feel everything. the whole thing is shaking like crazy. >> should have stayed away. >> you should have killed he.

>> i will. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier now back to you in the studio. >> kevin, thanks. get latest news from hollywood, by watching entertainment knit at 7:00 on cbs-3. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 unrulely man ace tacked and robbed in his delaware home. we have latest on the frightening home invasion. plus new jersey is working to fight zika before it reaches our area, how the garden state is asking its own residents to help, and,. is there only one place that makes steel kegs in our country and it happens to be right here in our region. i'm neat a oh with the plant to hope put the american dream back on home soil. plus a dry, pleasant friday evening, although still on the hot side if you are longing for cooler weather we have got that in the seven day but not before some heavy storms, this weekend, i'll time them out all happening right now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00.

a elderly man is injured in a home invasion when attack and robbed inside of his home. good evening, i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer. ukee is off this a happened on the 700 block of her ford road in wilmington. our natasha brownies live in the neighborhood with the very latest, natasha. >> reporter: we are here on the 700 block of hurford road in wilmington quiet secluded street here, this home invasion happened in the middle of the afternoon at 12:30 new castle county police say an 81 year-old man answered the knock. suspect was a black male. victim went back inside the residents to get something. that is when police say suspect forced his way inside. some kind of a physical altercation did take place leading elderly man injured. the suspect did steel items from the home and then fled the scene in the