a man is dead, a little girl hurt, police try to piece together details of a shooting in south jersey this weekend. >> and our weekends is about to go from steamy to stormy. live look at storm scan3. all quiet right now, watching the potential for severe weather later today. >> good morning, today is sunday, august 21, justin, tracking some storm latest today? >> will bring big time relief. we'll drop humidity for several days. but today, still little rough as far as humidity levels go. we'll see some sunshine, still on the warm side. but it is this afternoon we do run the risk for severe wetter. >> keep umbrella? >> and get your errands done, if you have a choice, because dry right now, just waking up

to little cloud cover, notice the humidity levels are up, even more than yesterday. so, the comfort level not that great as we finish off the weekend. live look right now from the roof cam, main lip cloudy schools, low clouds, fog, should see few peaks of sunshine through the morning hours, 74 the current temperature, southeast breeze at 6 miles per hour, elsewhere, everybody is pretty much in the low and mid 70s, atlantic city airport checking out at 66 degrees, 68 mt. holly, new jersey, 71 pottstown, there are dew point temperatures indicating high humidity content in the atmosphere, low 70s, when is it starts really feeling uncomfortable. will stay like that throughout the day today. diet rye now, storm scan3, some clouds rolling on through from time to time. maybe get stray sprinkle, but the main threat will come in later this afternoon for some showers and storms. going to be scattered, not raining all afternoon, best time to see them will be between 2:00 and 9:00 today. could contain some heavy rainfall, gusty winds, maybe some small hail.

some of the storms could be severe, as well, later today. high temperature up around 88 degrees from philadelphia, 84 at the shore, looks like the storms should hold off until the evening hours, not bad batch day, mid 70s up in the poconos, then talk about the cool down, how long it lasts for the work week coming up in a few more minutes. >> cool down sure sounds nice, thanks, justin. one person in the hospital after accident on roosevelt boulevard. happened just after 3:00 on roosevelt boulevard and broad streetment now we're told the car collided with a motorcycle. one person was returned to the hospital, but is expected to be okay. >> the search continues for a gunman who shot and killed a man in burlington city, new jersey, shooting happened at york and federal before 7:00 saturday night, five year old girl was also hurt but police say it is not clear if she was wounded or just injured while running from the shop. -- shots. >> fortunately the five year old female has non-life threatening injuries, being treated as we speak. currently we have made progress in this case. i do not have information to

hands out at this time. >> and there is still no word yet on what led to that shooting. >> a shoot-out on the cobbs creek section of philadelphia leaves three people wounded. police say the violence started when a 21 year old man and his three friends followed his exgirlfriends home on the 100 block of 55th street saturday morning. the man reportedly got into an argument with a 19 year old neighbor and opened fire as he ran into his home. police say this is when the 19 year old's family grabbed their on weapon. >> they begin shooting back, hit the 24 year old in a leg, also hit a 15 year old with the group of four, male initially shooting at the house strikes one of the 25 year old brothers in the stomach. >> and police say the family members who opened fire will not be charges since they were defending themselves. exboyfriend and 24 year old friend shot in the leg will face charges. >> a hit-and-run in north philadelphia has lift a woman dead. neighbors tell us the woman was a veteran who had fallen

on hard times, but they say she was a fixture in the fairhill community. "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough has more. >> she is always, always here, every morning, she sleeps here, rain, she's always here. >> until police say a man driving under the influence took her away. >> my heart is broken. you know, even though she homeless lady, it hurts. >> the 37 year old woman known as elaine was fixture in mayor hill for years. >> just yesterday i said no one tells you this, i love you, and her words was bye, girl, see you later. >> just before 1:45 saturday morning, police say 29 year old man struck and killed elaine as she sat in her wheelchair in the median at lehigh and mascher. the driver hit a teenager and ran a red light before officers caught up to him. >> don't leave. whatever happens, but you stop, it is a person, it is a

life, it is no animal. even not an animal you should do that. >> even though she didn't have much herself, friends say the air force vet and amputee gave to others who had even less. >> she was real nice. she sees you, and she got extra cup of coffee, she got you. >> and people returned that generosity. >> i always see her by herself. i always give her food. i always give her money. i don't care what she was. >> now those same people are leaving her gift at a memorial that they wish wasn't theirs. >> the lady there gave her the roses, right there, you see them, the white one, so, you know, you looking at the people show their appreciation for who she was. >> the driver is expected to face homicide by vehicle charges among other offenses. meanwhile, that second pedestrian is out of the hospital, and is doing well. from police headquarters, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> this morning, philadelphia police continue to investigate

a stabbing outside a bar in old city that left a 30 year old man fighting for his life. it happened around 2:00 saturday morning at blue martini near second and marketment there is no word on motive. so far police have not announced any arrests. >> a bombing targetting a wedding party in turkey has killed at least 30 people and wounded 94 others. at this point, isis has not claimed responsibility for the attack, but as jill wagner reports, the bombing comes after a wave of attacks that have been claimed basilica of saints peter and paul either isis or kurdish millitant. >> ambulances returned to the scene to treat victims of the deadly terrorist attack near the tour i shall syrian border. one of the victims looked dazed as she was carried away on a stretcherment witnesses by the hundreds had gathered for outdoor wed whg explosion sent people running for cover. family members used blankets to cover the dead. officials say at least 90 people were injured. turkey is still recovering from the violence and

bloodshed following a fouled coup attempt last month. officials believe the suicide bomb is her responsible for saturday attack. so far no one has claimed responsibility. jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >> the paramedics who rescued syrian boy from a building hit by air strike earlier this week is now appealing to the world to stop bombing the boy's hometown. five year old became the haunting i am raj. the paramedic carried him out of the building destroyed. he said hundreds of people are being injured or killed every day, and the battle between rebels and the syrian government. they've also now learned the boy's ten year old brother died from injuries suffered in the air strike. if you would like to help victims in syria, we have information for you on our website cbsphilly.com. just look in the menu section. >> zika virus continues to spread in florida despite weeks of sprague insecticides in the miami area. health officials discovered new zika zone in miami beach, five people are believed to have been infected by local

mosquitos. david begnaud reports. >> reporter: the crowd in miami beach was a little smaller than usual for a 90 degrees saturday. some might say, you can blame it on zika. >> now that i'm here, and i know it is close, i feel afraid, and first thing i just want to go back. >> danger, perhaps of the holiday. >> airing mosquito spray is not effective due to eye building and strong ocean gusts, today ground sprague was done at private homes. the city warning people, standing water on your property, could result in a fine. philip levin the city mayor joined in on the fight against zika. we have vacuums. we have blowers, which below the water and disperse cents so it dries in the sun. >> according to the cdc, the first sukkah infection on miami beach can be traced back to mid-july. when did you finds out there were cases on miami beach? >> we found out yesterday. incredible. we got at 12:00 when the governor gave his press interview to get a heads up.

>> so frustrating. >> new travel advisory from the cdc warns pregnant woman to avoid this area. dana bather of chicago cancelled her plans to travel here even before the advisory. >> the birth defect are so devastating that it is not worth the racing. >> responding to the miami beach claim that the governor never called him to give him heads up about seek a being on the beach before the public found out, dade golf's office said they did try to call the mayor, yesterday and again today, but was unable to reach him. david begnaud, cbs news, miami beach, florida. >> firefighters are getting the upper hand on massive blaze in california. coming up next, homeowners are getting their first look at what the flames left behind. >> and, parent and caretakers rely on them, coming up: safety tips when using a stroller. justin? >> waking up it is dry right now. tracking some showers and storms, but they'll bring break in the heat. we'll let you know how cool it get coming up in t

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there isn't much. their family escaped as flames and smoke were bearing down, they know many people waited even longer. >> i can under stands, i didn't want to leave, didn't with a want to leave until we absolutely had to. but when you stay behind you, you endanger the lives of the firefighters trying to save energy their homes. >> really wasn't much you could have done? >> no. >> so far no reported deaths, but assessment teams counted more than 100 destroyed homes and they're just getting started. san bernardino firefighter eric sherwin. >> assess s going on, we know we have, these numbers will climb. >> investigators believe this location is exactly where this massive 37,000-acre fire started. now, they are not clear on who may have started it, but we can show you there is a homeless end camment near the burn area here, butane cans, also able to determine the direction that the fire burned, by looking at burn patterns on the trees. never the next four days the

fire tore through several dessert towns with many close calls. >> oh,. >> this video taken by homeowner as flames reached her doorstep. her house is now gone, as are so many other. this was your dream home. will you rebuild? >> we will. we will. >> sitting on the porch watching the sunset again. >> most of the mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted, so today thousands more people will soon be getting a first look at what's left of their homes. carter evans, cbs news, phelan, california. >> searches in southern louisianna are going door to door looking for survivals or bodies after flooding killed people, estimated 60,000 homes are damaged, so far 102,000 people have registered for federal assistance, as the water recedes neighbors are faced with mud caked homes, so soaked, mud is a top concern. justin, joining us now, watching some showers, certainly nothing like that. >> nothing like that. there could be some brief down

tours, could be some strong or severe thunderstorms,. >> will it bring relief. >> it will bring relief. much to look forward to for a lot of people tired of the heat and humidity. get nice comfortable conditions. so let's talk about it, waking up, have little sunshine mixed when low clouds, little fog depending where you are, but dry this morning, so traveling around the region looking pretty good for the next several hours, once we hit the afternoon, we will start to see this cold front approach the delaware valley. that will run the risk for increased chance for showers, storms, not raining all afternoon long, they'll be scattered. so get breaks from time to time. and perhaps even some spots, don't see any rain at all. it is a cold front just off to the ohio vale. so it is on the move. it is pretty strong front. it will bring the bye change, going to clear our region, which will help drop humidity and take the temperatures back to where we they should be, few degrees below average. right now the showers well across western pennsylvania, but with the daytime heating today we start to see some thunderstorms by later this afternoon, and a lot of humidity out there, you can

feel it, here are the air temperatures, mid 60s, coolest spot, inland at the a.c. airport. dover checks in at 72 degrees, ocean water comfortable at 78. off the coast of atlantic city, 74 in philadelphia, 76 mullica hill. similar numbers northwest suburbs, normally cooler spot, still hanging around 70 degrees, this hour, up in quakertown, humidity is high, dew .71 degrees, that feels oppressive t stays like that all day long. that's what's going to help fuel some heavier downpours, and perhaps, even some stronger thunderstorms later today. shore forecast, overall, it is not bad. we will see the sunshine, those storms should hold off and toward -- until the evening hours, so avenue all should be dry beach day, 84 degrees. tomorrow the winds kicks up, drops humidity, breezy at 81, a loft sunshine on tap for actuals. look at that, highs at the shore tuesday in the upper 70s. out in the tropics, fiona still hanging on the tropical storm status. winds at 45 miles per hour, actually strengthen little bit compared to yesterday, still the track off to the north and west, and eventually weakening

back into a tropical depression. probably on tuesday, or so, perhaps maybe bring some disturbed weather to bermuda, but that's about it, probably won't even crease our surf along the jersey shore, just weak system. we bring it back home, 2:00 this afternoon, start to see the showers, few thunderstorms breaking out. but you can see they're broken up little bit. again key word here is scatter. we run the risk through at least early evening, for some strong to severe thunderstorms, probably by 11:00 most of the showers start to move off shore. we get the clearing skies as front moves through. wake up monday morning with lot of sunshine, little bit breezy, but nice refreshing air mass moving in place. marginal risk for severe storms for the areas in green. basically western new jersey on westward through the delaware valley. little bit more stable right along the immediate coastline, decrease chances for thunderstorms today. high temperatures slightly cooler than yesterday, mid upper 80s due to the cloud cover, tonight 70 to lower 60s potentially by early tomorrow morning for the low, indicator of the cooler air mass, then

highs tomorrow, noticeably cooler, 83, 84 degrees at best, average for this time of year. today some sunshine, humid, watch out for late day storms, up to 88 degrees, still shower storm chances around early tonight low of 72 for the city, some 60s in the suburbs. look at the extended forecast, drop the temperatures back to the low 80s for the high on tuesday, very low humidity, lows tuesday morning, for the city and the low 60s, so that means well down into the 50's, in a lot of the suburbs, you can keep the windows open. looks like we keep it dry until friday when we see more storm chances, back into the upper eight's for highs, rahel. >> justin, thank youment it is final day of competition for the summer olympics, in rio de janeiro, saturday banner day for usa track and field, the us men's four by 400-meter relay team to olympic gold. the american finished with time of two minute 57.30 seconds. more than .8 of a second faster than runner up jamaica. >> and allison felix set

women's track record with her six career gold medal. helped the us win by win the four-by-four hundred meter relay, won the final leg of the race, usa won. they finished just ahead of jamaican britain. >> the us women's basketball team won their sixth straight gold medal. they beat spain saturday, 101 to 72, and the us men's basketball team goes for its third strayed medal today when it faces serbia. >> and a lot of people talking about this, host country brazil took hold the gold in men's soccer. victory touched off celebrations all across the soccer obsessed nation. yesterday rematch of the world cup semifinals, brazil of course seeking redemption from that lost in the world cup, and they got it. defeating germany in a shoot-out. tonight's closing ceremony rio, team usa chose simone biles to carry the us flag. biles is the first female gymnast to receive the honor which comes after she won four gold medals and five medals overall at the rio games.

>> the closing ceremony tonight will ends with brazil passing on the olympic flag to japan who will host the 2020 games in tokyo. >> still ahead, a woman who is proving age is just a number. how she is inspiring people, and it is never too late in life to get into a fitness routine. >> and people helping people. what makes the worlds go around, right? coming up next: meet a local auto mechanic, who helps a could could struggling college student. paying it forward when we come back.

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>> many cheered on weight lifters, plus, fitness hosted a block party, featuring a dead lift competition. "eyewitness news" on main street, all of the procedes going to the northern social services charity, that organization helps local kids in need. >> strong folks out there. well, today is national senior citizens day, one woman is proving, nothing but a number. take a look. meet terry, certified personal trainer and central inched ann a what's the big deal? she is 80 years old. started working as personal trainer at the benjamin harrison ymca about two years ago, she says her motivation is the health benefit her clients get from working out. >> ii don't need a walker any more, i don't need a cane. >> i love that. and lives by example, staying

active herself sheet averages, get this, at least seven, five-k races every year. age is nothing but a number. >> one student goes to great lengths to fool the authority after him. take a look, sean miller, he is 31 years old, but thanks to disguise, he left a whole lot older when he was arrested last week inside a home in massachusetts. look at lot older there. authority also found $30,000 inside the home, two loaded weapons. he was on the run since april. police say that he is involved with a cape cod drug trafficking syndicate known as the naughty block gaining. hard to believe that's the same person. sometimes a helping hands can go a long, long way. pat gallen spoke with a local man that went outside of philadelphia to help a teen in need. >> nineteen year old fred barrel i want add job at gordon state college before the semester began. so, he wrote road a small bike roo plus miles to school then slept in a tent. >> welcome. >> that's where local auto

mechanic andrew comes in. >> when the story hit facebook, i caught wind of it, and inquired if the kid had a drivers license, which he did, and when he was in a position to except a vehicle, you know, process the paperwork and all, which he was. >> andrew had 2003 hyundai that needed a home, so he drove from philadelphia, to georgia, to give the car to barley. >> we got together thursday night, which was the day before we actually presented the car to him. he is just a great young kid. has infectious smile, infectious laugh, loves to hug everybody, and he is a real dedicated kid with a lot of drive. >> i've known since childhood, just felt it was a great time to do a nice thing. so, he told barrel i that when he is done with the car, he needs to pass it along, as well. >> i look at this as a pay it forward thing. anybody in a chance to help s out, they're in a position to do it, help them out t really is what makes the world go around. >> he is attending gordon state college as biology

major, aspires to be a doctor, also aided by many other strangers with nearly $184,000 through a go fund me page. he can't believe the outpouring of support. >> i just wanted to personally tell you guys thank you so much for all you have done for me. >> pat gallen, "eyewitness news". >> fred was hired by pizzeria near his school, also given free lodging at motel until the semester began. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", how to get the kids on a sleep schedule and rested right now, we'll also have this. >> donald trump reaches taught hispanics at campaign event here inside trump tower. i'm wendy jill net new york city, the latest on the race for the white house coming up. >> only one place that makes steel kegs in our country t happens to be right here in our region. i'm anita oh, with a plant that hopes to plant the american dream back on home soil. >> nice start to the day, take along the umbrella, when

showers and the potential for thunderstorms could impact your plans. we'll be right back.

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changes coming? >> you got that. do have big changes. first we have to get through the showers and storms that do bring some relief in the heat and humidity. but look outside right now. it is great start to a sunday morning here in center city, right now, skies have cleared out a little bit. we'll see more clouds builds up, especially this afternoon, we do run the risk for showers, thunderstorms. it is warm, humid. you can feel the difference, 74 degrees, this hour, in allentown, and philadelphia, low 70s, in dover, delaware. and the suburbs, kind of in the same situation, pretty much uniform in nature as far as the temperatures, in the lower 70s. there is the change in the dew point. lehigh valley already 8 degrees. higher dew point compared to yesterday at this time. just indicating more humidity around. and this humidity builds throughout the morning, into the afternoon. and that helps fuel some showers and thunderstorms, that could contain some heavy downpours, now, storm scan3, nice and quiet now, you will in the some clouds, depending zero where you are roll in from the west, through the morning hours, but, we will see few peaks of sunshine, but it is this afternoon, especially between 2:00 and 9:00. we'll see the risk for

showers, storms, could contain some gusty winds, heavy rain, even some possible small hail. some of these storms could be severe in some spots later today. on our way up to 88 degrees for philadelphia, looks like the shore stays mostly dry until the evening hours, mid 80s there, and 70s up in the poconos, now we will bring temperatures back actually below average for the upcoming work week. rahel, we send it back over to you. >> eighty-eight sure sounds nice. run remembers geeing up for race at the philadelphia mills mall, and all for a good cause. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" is live this morning, at the mall, where cherry excitement is set to begin in just a few hours. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, yes, this is very unusual 5k. there is going to be running, lot of music, dancing, and a lot of these. these are color packets, that will be used in the color vibe 5k race bring in race director drew kerr. how are you doing, drew? >> doing great.

how about you? >> a lot of work going on here, your volunteers got out here about 4:30 this morning, tell me what makes this race so different? >> so your standard 5k smashed with a bunch of color. so not so typical. but we sends our race runners doing the 3 miles, during that whole course they'll be splashed with colors at four different color stations, then we invite them back afterward for huge dance party filled with colors. this is powdered color, like chalk, that they'll be used, and the runners are literally canvases for art, right? >> absolutely. so with every runner's registration, we give out white t-shirt, a lot of people won't wear them, because they'll come with their own creative team names, creative designs for t-shirts, yes, during the course when they're splashed with color, after during the dance party, you know, they'll become that canvas, and they'll start as white complete canvas, and be finished with, you know, just rainbow of color. >> and take a look. these volunteers all lined up

registration starts around 6:30, this morning, no one is really here yet. the race kicks off at 8:30, and why do you think this is so popular, 2300 people signed up. >> huge thing right now. just real good excuse for people to come out, have good family time, family event, listen to good music, just get fitness as well. those are two huge things that we promote with this company. and people really have enjoyed it. >> and i have to mention that there is a three page waiver, folks have to sign, just to protect themselves, people have been told don't wear anything that you don't want to get mess you had up, right. >> even seat coverings and everything, not the best way to be drag nothing your car or anything. but yes, the chalk completely harmless. those wave remembers more or less to protect us from scrapes, falls, scraps, also ems on site to help us out. >> absolutely wonderful. around 8:30 all kicks off,

getting sprayed with color, will do the 5k course, then of course a dance party when it is all over, right here, with more color and more fun. >> tons of fun, tons of color to throw out, our dj, dj marcus wing will be clog in some color. you know, have some color wars, color throws, everything like that, yes, it will be a good time. >> wonderful. i have to mention before we wrap up this, all for good cause, simon youth foundation that helps at risk kids, so lot of fun family fun kicks off at 8:30, cherri gregg, kyw news raid yes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherry, thank you, always wanted to do one of those runs, thanks. new figures on campaign spending show hillary clinton continues to out spend donald trump. numbers from july show trump campaign spent about 18 and a half million dollars. and by comparison, clinton's organization spent about $38 million. and as wendy gillette reports, trump now reaching out to a demographic that so far has --

>> welcome to the world of trump. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump, held rounds table discussion, with hispanic leaders saturday. >> game changing. >> the leaders from 12 states will serve as advisors to the campaign. forming the new national hispanic advisory counsel for trump. it is attempt to reach out to demo graphic that trump has not won over. fox news poll shows clinton leads trump among hispanics by 48-point. trump held his immigration here at trump tower before heading south for more events. he's moving forward, after making changes in his campaign stop and offering regret from some of his previous comments. >> trump spoke to packed crowd of several thousand entheusiastic supporter. >> a trump administration will ends the government corruption once and for all. >> small group of protesters ers outside including one dressed in a donald duck

costume, the decision to not release his tax returns. >> he is not accountable to the people he is seeking to represent. >> hillary clinton arrived in nantucket, massachusetts saturday, for series of fundraisers. she'll continue raising money for the next couple of days, holding events to share sunday, and "magic" johnson monday. wendy gillette, cbs-3 news. >> family and friend remember teenager shot and killed after leaving a community basketball game. dozens came out to take part in the barnes memorial basketball game last night. the 15 year old killed on 1600 block of baltimore avenue in southwest philadelphia back on july 11. two other teenagers were also wounded. organizers say saturday's tournament was all about bringing the community together to stop the violence. >> delaware county gives big salute to law end foesment, and emergency crews, swim club hosed first responders appreciation day. "eyewitness news" in clifton height. community there thanking police officers, firefighters,

medics, and others, for all that they do. proceeds for the event will be used to purchase bulletproof vests for police officers and also to help folcroft police officer chris dorman pay for his medical bills. you might remember he was shot in the line of duty back in june. >> pirates take over ft. mifflin in philadelphia for the annual swashbuckling day. bridges piracy on the delaware river to life. many who stopped by took part in the scavenger hunt ft. mifflin built by the british in the early 17 70s for the wealthiest colonial city in philadelphia. love the city history. craft brewery business continues to do well in our area and around the world. local keg maker is casting in. anita oh, tells us why his kegs are so popular. >> the making of an american keg. >> we'll cut these pieces, the bottom.

>> happening in pottstown. >> everybody's very proud of being able to make kegs here in the u.s. >> in fact, ceo paul sake err says this 30,000 square foot factory is the only one in the entire country. >> the kegs coming into us, were coming from either europe, germany, or in asia. >> so the demand for craft beer and the keg soared, few years ago there is plant almost closed it doors, until scott bently stepped in with a few million dollars investment . >> toyed do something now turns out 200 kegs a day, hope to double that in the near future. turns out creating a keg is quite the process. start as large roll of steel. >> crafted into the carving after keg. all of the pizzas are then welded together. then go through sterilization.

>> 304 stainless steel. it will not russ. >> kegs can also be embossed and engraved with a logo, and here it is. the american keg, and american dream. >> only few dollars a keg more to buy an american keg. so it shouldn't be hard. >> in pottstown, around eat an oh, "eyewitness news". >> so cool. still to come this morning, accident and strollers sends thousands of children to the hospital every year. a warning for parent when it comes to keeping your children safe in their strollers. i'm kenneth craig in new york with that story coming up. >> plus, it is back to school time. but are your children still on summer sleep schedule? thousand get them into a routine, and rest starting just now. >> a rain and cool down in the forecast, when we can expect showers and lower humidity. we'll be right back.

i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no.

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>> welcome back, new warning for families when it comes to keeping children safe in strollers and carriers, accidents are sending thousands of children to the hospital each year. kenneth craig has what you need to know to keep your little ones out of harm's way. >> when bought this stroller for her first child, there was one thing on her mind.

number one thing always is safety. this is your pride and joy, this is your baby. twenty-one year study in the journal academic pediatrics, not every family is so careful. researchers found that 361,000 children, ages five and younger, went to the emergency room for stroller or carrier related injuries. that is about two children every hour. topping the list of the most common injuries, are children falling from the stroller or carrier followed by the product's tipping. >> these products are generally safe. how much, injuring do occur, and these injuries can be serious. >> trauma inch brain injuries and concussions accounted for one quarter of the injuries. >> we know concussions or brain injuries could have long-term on development. so woe want parents to take the steps they can to prevent these from occurring to their children. >> says those steps include:

always buckling up children in the stroller, locking the wheels to prevent it from rolling away, and don't hang heavy bags or purses on the handles. she makes she sure she follows each one of those. >> two hands on the storm, make sure use your lock. >> so her six week old baby becomes safe and doesn't become a statistic. kenneth craig, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, families are going to bat to help fight childhood cancer. "eyewitness news" in wynnewood, for the 14th annual softball and family fun day. the event raises money for alex lemonade stands, organized by team theresa in honor of theresa who lost her life to cancer. theresa says this event is a great way to honor her and other young cancer patients. >> my mother was the worlds to me, i can't think of another way to honor her and that's to help these children. >> and besides softball, the benefit featured moon bounces,

face painting, tattoos, rams, and of course, some good lemonade. got to have lemonade. over 14 years, this event raised over $113,000. great indeed. >> first day of school hard to say is just around the corner. that means, it is time to get kids back on a good sleep routine. stephanie stahl with more advice from the doctors. >> means later bed times for many kids. >> i really tried to keep them on schedule, little later than during the school year, although still have to get up early for camp. >> with the beginning of the school year approaching, pediatricians say it is time for families to refocus on sleep schedules. >> try to get the bed time moved up little earlier and to do it gradually, so they don't feel it so much. if need be, wake them up earlier. >> experts say electronics and screens should be off limit about an hour before bed, because they can be stimulating and kids need to wind down. getting enough rest is

crucial, for children, that means, nine to 12-hours for six to 12 year old, and eight to ten hours for teens. judge ability to remember the material being taught. >> says, her children thrive on sleep. >> i think they just learn so much better, they can focus in school, you know, less melt-downs, and just happier. >> and experts say it is important to be consistent, letting kids sleep in, or stay up late on the weekends, makes it harder to get back on track, for the school week. shows put children at risk for physical, mental health problems, like obesity and depression. stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all right, and justin joining us, justin, authorities believe, back to school for some kids coming up. warm weather because before you know it will be getting cool. >> we will be change about the cold, always complaining about

the heat. but i don't think much complaints by the forecast coming up once we get through today. talking about some changes, some of the coolest air we've seen in a if you weeks. not terribly coal. not hint every fall, i know that term has been thrown around, but at least a break from the hot and humid conditions. morning out bike riding and jogging g on the boardwalk, little humid. okay beach day. most of the showers, storms, should hold off the coast until later tonight. so hilt it up if you have plans. head to the jersey shore or even the delaware beaches. it is warm, warm start to the morning, allentown, reading, look at that 74 degrees at this hour, same deal at philadelphia. sixty-nine in millville. many, not going to be whole lot of cooling effect right along the coast, but at least temperatures will stay in the mid 80s, looks like, during the afternoon along the shore. showers and storms, developing, to our west.

strong front bridges the drop in humidity for the upcoming forecast. still time. dry right now. with some sun. clouds build up through the morning, watch out afternoon, we'll see the showers and storms moving on in. still, feeling very humid today. feels oppressive stepping outside. so get used to that. pretty much throughout the entire day today. tomorrow we drop the humidity. it will feel pleasant. down right awesome tuesday for late august. very low humidity levels. still, feeling very pleasant, by the middle of the week, as well, nice stretch of weather ahead. shore forecast today, 84 for the actual air temperature, ocean water at 78 degrees. uv index still high. clouds should hold off until later during the day, make sure to have the sun block. trap innings active, typical this time of year. fiona still hanging on tropical storm status. should weaken over the next 24-48 hours, watching another wave moved off the african coastline there is has 50% chance every developing over the next five days. probably will, as it continues to move off to the west. back home, tracking the front t bridges the showers and storms during the afternoon and evening hours tonight.

it clears up tomorrow. so then back to sunshine, nice breeze out of the north. keeps us little bit cool. then high pressure locked over us for tuesday, through the next several days. that just bridges nice dry and comfortable weather pattern to the forecast for the work week. so what to expect this morning? some sunshine, humid this afternoon, watch out for thunderstorms, some could be strong, maybe even severe. still the storm threat continues into the early evening hours, and then we clear things out overnight. so, really, the main threat from these showers and storms will be some heavy rain, frequent lightning, wind gusts could get up to 60, if these storms do become severe. low threat for hail or tornados. then once that front passes, it also bridges a change in the jet stream. this jet takes a little bit drop to the south. that allows the cooler canadian air to build on in. tuesday morning, when you wake up, suburbs low 50's potentially in allentown, keep the bin dose open, even around the city low 60s, not bad this time of year. so today, 88 degrees afternoon

showers, storms, p -- 72 for the city. feel the big different tomorrow. sunny, breezy, less humid, 84, 82 for high tuesday. that's below average. stays comfortable through thursday, with highs in the mid eight's, then some of the humidity returns by friday, with chance for some showers and storms, back to the upper 80s, rahel, back over to you. >> comfortablement how long has it been since you said that? >> weeks, months, i don't know. >> thank you. time now 6:50. let's check on the roads with ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning. >> good morning, rahel, unfortunately an accident to tell but, on 202, 202 northbound to the right of your screen, shutdown, due to this crash. again, 202 northbound, basically, shutdown. i think opening looks like opening one lane now on 202. this just happened, so that's good, but still have accident on 202 northbound, between chesterbrook boulevard and valley forge road, intermittent lane closures in that area. we move the traffic cam here, for you, than is to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. no delays on the ben franklin

or the walt whitman bridge where do you have delays today, if you are shore bound, on the 42 freeway, slow this both directions between 295 and 544. further upgoing to the shore, 55 looks all right, 295, no problems on the a.c. expressway or parkway, routes nine, 47, 347, alternate route to the shore look good, so do the black horse and white horse pike. entrances to the shore point don't look bad either. move the traffic gahm again to the boulevard. at ninth street. no delays or problems, on the boulevard. it is in fine shape. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm inch evans, back to you. >> legendary barbara streisand performed at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia. >> streisand celebrating six decades on stage, the crowd heard her hits from each of the decades, plus songs from her new albumn encore, movie

partners singing broadway, back with sports in just a moment.

>> phillies wrapping up nine game home stands against the cardinals, vince on the mounds for the phils. last night jeremy rebounded from a sore back to dominate the red birds, to score in the first. hernandez gave early run support, fourth homer of the year, phillies with one-nothing lead. game tied up in the fifth.

maikel franco with the line drive single to left. hernandez scores easily on this one, and the fighting's will regain the lead in the sixth. check out aaron, the pitch, left, for his fourth bleacher reach err of the year. phillies up four-two, no back issues for hellickson, going seven innings, giving up two runs, on seven hits, and struck out eight. so gomez will come into the game. he got his 33rd save. phillies beat the cardinals four to two. >> the eagles with day off, will return to the nova care complex tomorrow. several injured players practiced getting ready for the next game saturday. they hope you'll be ready to play the final pre-season game september 1st. now, jordan matthews still out with a bone bruce on his left knee. he's listed as day-to-day. small chance he could play against the colts. but it is not, he'll be ready for the season opener against the browns. >> place enough football,

especially for me, you know, i like to do the reps in the practice, to me all of the reps are the same whether it is pre-season, or whether i come back week one, or whatever it may be. i go out there and put 100% into it. >> one of the guys stepping up matthew, un drafted wide out paul turner, he has led the team in receptions in the first two games. he started college at lsu, then transferred to louisianna tech. he started out in the quarterback, that changed over to wide receiver, that move paying off so far. >> i put in time and work, the receiver, that's our job, really about looking the ball all the way in, just focus. >> i think the ball, man, he is coming in, playing great. one good thing coming out of me being out, get the extra rest, too, and i think he deserves those reps, he has work extremely hard and consistent in camp, too. so like to see a guy like that, a guy come in and make

plays. >> to pre-season action, giants and the bills, tie rod taylor finds finally sean mccoy. forced four turnovers, shut out the giant 21 to nothing. >> down in chester, union hosting tore on ton, looking for second straight win. game tide in the 30th minute. michael bradley with free kick. so toronto butte the union three it one, now won five out of the last six games. that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall have, a great day. >> that's it for "eyewitness news" at six. here's what we have for you at 7:00. smart pills, how they got the name, how they keep the doctor away. walking your dog is more than just being your best friends on a leash. this morning pet project, the right equipment for when you go out on a walk. >> and it promises to be a beautiful week after a possible storm today. justin drabick's eyewitness weather coming up this sunday

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a colorful gathering in northeast philadelphia, runners gather for fun and also a good cause. >> a street corn nerve burlington, new jersey becomes crime scene after a gunman kills a man. and it promises to be less