sandusky's attorney say the prosecutors knew his identity the entire time and lying about it, could get this seven two-year old out of prison. a quick walk into the county courthouse. >> any comment, jerry. >> reporter: all business for jerry sandusky in day two of the three day hearing which could lead to a new trial, or even the convicted child sex offender's release from jail. the monday's hearing focused on a 2012 trial, victim number two later identified as allen myers who mike mccareer i the assistant penn state football coach said he saw sandusky sexually a all thing in a locker room in 2001. >> it is the whole thing turns, because you see, it is that victim that led michael mccareer toy say whatever he said and we believe that without michael mccareer i this matter wouldn't have gone forward. >> reporter: seventy-two year old current defense attorneys say victim number to second's

identity was known to prosecutors but they lied to the jury saying victim two was only known only to god f it is true it is prosectorial misconduct and could lead to sandusky being released from prison. but deputy attorney jen fur peterson says that the state was unsure whether allen myers was indeed victim number two. and that is why he was never identified as such, in 2012. >> contradictory information, that he had presented over the course of the investigation, certainly gave the prosecution some doubt as to whether he was number two. that is he was a victim in general. >> reporter: now even though the judge scheduled only three days for this hearing, i did speak with al lindsey, sandusky's current defense attorney and says there will not be a decision made tomorrow and is there no word when that decision will be made as to where on the sandusky could face a new trial or be released from prison. coming up at 6:00 hear who is

scheduled to testify here at sent ever county courthouse. we are live in sent iser county i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meantime philadelphia police stint their search for two home invasion suspects who fatally shot a father and critically wounded his girlfriend with six children inside the home this happened overnight on the 3700 block of north seventh street, in hunting park. that is where we will find "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden with more on that story, joe. >> reporter: good evening, to you police say they are in and out making quick work of this and they left some clues behind in this alley way, including, a sawed off shotgun, a mask and spent shotgun shells n the end a father is dead, police say his 13 year-old son witnessed it. the sounds of terror heard coming from 3730 north seventh street, in the words of a neighbor. >> she was just saying no, no, no and ahh. >> reporter: fearing for her safety this woman asked we conceal her identity. it was 1:00 o'clock monday morning when philadelphia

detective say two has beinged men showed up here armed with a shotgun. >> two offenders, one of them described as a tall thin, black male entered their rear kitchen window, went upstairs, and into the front bedroom, where both of the victims were laying. >> reporter: police say that the couple was ordered to turn over money. >> when he didn't get money quickly enough, he fired several shots shooting him, hooting and killing him and then striking his girlfriend. >> reporter: man who was fatally hot has been identified as hakeem rockman. the most disturbing investigators say six children were in side the house at the time of the violent home invasion a robbery, a 13 year-old boy witnessed the deadly shooting. >> it is a vicious homicide. which makes it more sad is the fact that unfortunately a 13 year-old had to sianni hear his father get killed. >> reporter: neighbors described friendly people who were regularly seen coming and going from the house. >> he said hello. >> they were quiet people, in and out, go to the store, just

a nice person. an evil person could do that knowing he has six kids, he raised those children. >> reporter: right now police are reviewing evidence the and statements from neighbors out here, including what was the sound of rattling of the chain link fence as these gunman apparently escaped. now as far as the girlfriend who has not been identified for security reasons, police say that she is in critical condition at temple university hospital, and they will continue to evaluate how she is being treated, and they are saying that her life may still be at risk. we're live from the hunting park section of philadelphia tonight gentlemen holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. new castle county police hope someone can identified driver of this two door red sedan. it was caught on surveillance video fleeing the scene of the home invasion on hertford road if wilmington on friday. suspect forced his way past an elderly home owner who needed medical treatment later. that suspect got away with money, electronics and

jewelry. twenty-nine year-old andrea seat owe is behind bars as he was drunk when he drove in the homeless would mark in the wheelchair killing her. this happened, saturday on masher street in north philadelphia. police say, acito, did not stop to help the would the man and hit a second pedestrian before he was captured by authorities, and that second pedestrian was treated for minor injuries. police hope you recognize something about these armed suspect, seen barging in the 7-eleven in northeast philadelphia earlier this month. three men forced an employee and a customer to the floor at gunpoint at this store on the 2900 block of welsh road. they got away with cash and that patron's wallet. call police if you have any information. well, what a difference a day makes, we have been sweating out the heat and humidity and now, it is a nice break but that is a question, will it last? she's live on the sigh deck to bring us up to date. how is it feeling. >> it feels amazing, out here, nicole after last week and week before standing out here

and immediately start sweating or glowing if you want to call it that mini would step outside but right now it feels great. there is a light breeze. still nice and warm in the sunshine but we are gearing up for coldest night since june here in philadelphia. today though has been, picture perfect, let's break it down, practically perfect in every way for today and for tomorrow, we're checking all of the boxes. the sunny skies, warm temperatures, low humidity, light wind. i think today's beauty is surpassed by tomorrow's beauty because tomorrow will start off a little cooler then today did but just perfection outside. eighty-two in philadelphia we have 70's on the map. seventy-seven in allentown. seventy-eight in reading. here's the key, dew points down to the 50's. we have had dew point's in the 60's and 70's. the right now dew point is 52. that puts us between awesome and pleasant and i can attest to that that feels awesome right now. with the dew points as low as they are and clear skies tonight, temperatures are plumetting, i'll tell you which spots may see lows in the 40's overnight tonight and tell you how long this stretch

of nice weather will last, now back to you. thank you, so much. fall out continues for ryan lochte as four sponsors have now dropped the 12 time olympic medalist. >> speedo and ralph lauren are biggest companies that ended their ceilings hip with the swimmer. lochte has been mired in the scandal after falsely reporting he was rob at gunpoint in rio. they said they will donate rockty's $50,000 fee to help children in brazil. ralph lauren is not reviewing its contract. cbs reports is reporting that lochte has lost about a million-dollar, in endorsement deals, today. we now know the next summer games will be held in tokyo in 2020 but it is possible they could be held in los angeles in 2024. l.a. would be the only, only the second city in history to host the olympics three times. mayor eric garsiti was in rio to convince officials his city will play host. he believes they could make a profit from hosting the games.

>> i think a lot have have people asking who would bid for the games these days. we know we could do a games profitable just like in 1984 when we helped save the olympic movement. >> l.a. predicts 2024 games would cost $6 billion and generate 161 million-dollar surplus, from tv rights, sponsorships, and ticket sales. l.a. is autopsy begins paris, rome, and budapest, parises considered the favorite as 2024 would be a hundred years since it last hosted the games. the international olympic committee will make the announcement of the host city next year. state officials have have identified a second zika transmission zone in miami dade county but now that includes two public schools. >> cbs correspondent dave begnot reports from one of the schools where thousands of students returned to campus today. >> reporter: it is expect to be nearly 90 degrees at the miami beach today. >> but, this high school freshman will be dressed for

much cooler weather. >> long sleeves, pants, and long shirt. >> reporter: on sunday adam and his mom carroll an eye doctor picked up three protective uniforms, offered by the school district which has been warning parents to take precautions. >> we get lots of phone calls reminding us about insect repellants, and water safety and you know, getting rid of standing water. >> reporter: miami dade school superintendent alberto carveilo made it a point to dress the part wearing long sleeves ape pants. >> better safe than story. i know that we're trading off comfort for protection. >> reporter: two public schools are in the new zika zone which covers nearly 1.5 square miles of miami beach. precautions are also being taken at a third school just a few blocks outside the zone. officials across miami dade county of accused florida's governor rick scott of poor communication. >> there is a suspicious that your office is trying to down

play zika threat and i wanted to give you an opportunity to respond. >> if you look at what the department is putting out and our office is putting out, we will put out accurate timely information. >> reporter: head of the national institutes of health said don't be surprised if zika exists in the u.s. for another one to two years and new clusters pop up along the gulf coast in texas and louisiana. david begnot, cbs news, miami beach, florida. coming up on "eyewitness news" a bombing at a wedding in turkey that have been carried out by a child. now it is shining spotlight on the disturbing trend child suicide bombers, and children being used in other disturbing ways by extremist. we will have a full report at 5:30. triple a says millions of drivers have called for assistance this year and many of new cards why technology may to be blame and how to take precaution toss make sure your car stays ready. hateful note left for

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a new report from triple a shows a record number of drivers, need help on the roadways. the company responded to millions of calls for roadside assistance last year, many of them were drivers in new cars. three on your side's jim donovan explains why automotive technologies to blame. >> every day tow truck driver ed comes to the rescue of dozens. >> zero seven to 80 calls a day. >> reporter: fist first call on this shift a dead battery in the hybrid toy yet a triple a rescued a record 32 million drivers in 2015 commonly with battery or tire issues. it is newer vehicles that are having problems. triple a says 40 percent of new cars don't come with a spare tire, when michelle stevens got a flat on her way to work last year she only had an inflation kit in her trunk. >> too big of a hole even to use that. i had to call for a truck.

>> reporter: triple a says new technologies in cars are contribute to go break down. keyless ignition systems can put a major strain on the battery. >> that with all of the additional elect tropic devices on vehicles today will drain the battery more quickly, the life expectancy rate of a battery is only three years and if you have had that battery for more than three years, your living on borrowed time. >> reporter: on this call ed found his customer's battery was a goner. >> 100 percent, back to the deal tore get a new battery. >> reporter: triple a says checking your tire pressure and testing your battery once it reaches three years old can help ensure you face fewer problems on the road. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. a waitress is speaking out after she says that she received a hateful message on a couple's receipt. eighteen year-old saidi, served a man a woman two salad and soda at a virginia

restaurant. when it came time to pay she was floored at what was written on their check. in the area for a tip she claims one of them wrote we only tip citizens. >> i was born here but i am mexican and that is not right. >> it shouldn't even matter. i just feel like it is just rude, disrespectful. i never met them. never done anything to them. >> it is hard to describe what they did. i have worst words to use but let's go with cowards. >> when other customers heard what happened to saidi they denied then some. new york pastor known for his dare devil antics pulled off an incredible stunt over the weekend. lets take a look. wow. that is intense. on saturday pastor john morgan used a raft to jump over a park helicopter through a wall of fire. morgan says his jumps are symbolic of the faith with ramp representing the highs

and lows of life. the president was part entertainment, part outreach his church handed out free backpacks to local children at that event. >> wow. >> well... >> that sound like fun to me. >> meteorologist kate bilo is inside and updating us on the weather situation. the it is wonderful today. >> it is beautiful. all last week we were talking about how great this week would be. i think it lived up to the hype. it is a beautiful day. tomorrow may be just a little bit nicer because it will start off cooler, in the morning. today wasn't bad. we started off day with temperatures in the 60's. tomorrow though we will start off the day in the 50's, and there could be 40's on the map early tomorrow morning and those are numbers we have not even in a long time and the city will stay in the lower 60's which will still make it by far coolest night of the month and coolest night since june. so get ready to give air conditioning a much deserved rest. lets take a look outside and take you down the shore where it is a beautiful beach day. sunnies shining. fair weather cloud in the sky. beach is still crowded where

we're winding down summer, hate to even see that. we could get quality beach time in right through the month of september. that is almost best time to go when kids are back to will school the not quite as crowded, water is still warm and everything is looking good out there as august starts to draw to a close. storm scan three shows not much going on here on the map, we are completely quiet in philadelphia and nearby areas as well. front that came through that brought rain and thunderstorms has swept out to sea but you can see it is scattered showers up over eastern canada, the east affect of that sun hit look to the included. cool air the in the upper atmosphere. when we get that sweet cool air we will see cloud like. that we are seeing that dry air weep in. dry air denoted by that brownish shade here. you can see moisture has been push out to sea and we have seen dry air win battle, it has taken a long time to dislodge humidity that has been overhead for weeks but we have done it today feels great. forecast lows will drop to 61

here in philadelphia urban heat island effect keeping us warmer, but look at allentown maybe down to 49 degrees in parts of the lehigh valley, 40 possible in the poconos as well 506789's reading, wilmington, millville, trenton down to 56, tonight the so when you wake up tomorrow morning a nice crispness to the air and grab a sweat shirt you might not need it buzz grab it for symbolism to make you feel g hint of fall in the air tomorrow morning. in the afternoon we are back to the lower 80's. beautiful day. wednesday high slips east so we will get more southwest flow still warm and beautiful. more humid on thursday and next chance for a thunderstorm comes with the front on friday and that will ramp up humidity again. it will feel as you tom. pleasant on wednesday. by friday we are back to feeling on the steamy side. tropics are heating up. we have tropical depression fiona and we have tropical depression number seven off the coast of africa. nothing imminent for us but all areas to keep an eye on. tonight close is 61.

tomorrow's high 82. sunny, beautiful. wednesday and thursday looking great as well. just a gradual warm up. but i have 190-degree day in the upcoming forecast and tell you when that is and when we can expect a thunderstorm or two. >> will this last forever. >> i wish it could but it will last for a while, so, yes. >> yes, it is thanks, kate. >> not that you want to because it has been so beautiful but still ahead on "eyewitness news" do you you want to get away. >> tomorrow may be the best time to book a fly and we will tell you why and how much you might save coming up. don. eagles have a brand new player but he has been around the block, find out what the team is doing fill the void in the block, find out what the team is doing fill the void in the middle up n 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.

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i don't like talking about this but summer vacation is over for some philadelphia students. >> yes, they headed back to class at mastery fredrick douglass elementary school in north philadelphia this morning. >> good morning, good morning. >> officers from the 22nd district were also on hand to

greet students as they started a new academic year. it the is all part of an effort to help foster positive relationships between the police department and community. >> there were some sharp looking students though. they look like they are ready to go. >> tackle a new year. >> this time of the year i always get that feeling that i'm going back to school even though it has been a very long time. it has been a few years but i always get that feeling you like spiral new books and number two pencils. >> get some cbs-3 backpacks, talk about it. lets talk about football. when opportunity knocks don't just open up the door welcome it and embrace it. eagles lost a backup line back tore injury and now it creates a space for a long time veteran, joe walker tore his acl thursday night and today team signed 31 year-old steven tullock. he is a intriguing move he reunite with jim schwartz whom he spent six years with in detroit. doug pederson isn't saying whether he will compete for a starting job but he believes the move creates chemistry.

>> jim has had great success with defense in the national football league and his players played at a high level. anytime offensively, defensively or even in special teams thaw cab grab a player you have worked with in the past that knows your terminology or knows your system and having guys like that are very comfortable with your defense or offense i think it the just helps the overall learning and helps the overall process of, the defense. >> also guys on the baseball friend phillies have the night off tonight but they are in chicago and will play white socks in chicago tomorrow night. >> looking forward to that. >> thanks, don. there is a lot more still to come on the next half an hour including watch before you down load. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us top 5-calorie counting apps. and music is a mess how one teen tried to bring joy to flood ravage louisiana and why one presidential candidate says it is not right just yet.

new at 6:00 it was tough for phillies fans to watch this a little girl being carried out of citizens bank park saturday night after being hit in the head with the foul ball. freddie galvis was visibly upset and ahead at 6:00 how phillies are reacting

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i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. the joy of a wedding, turns into terror in turkey over the weekend as a suicide bomb's tacked guests as they celebrated in the streets. now officials are looking into whether that tragedy was executed by a child. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. request evening, i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer. ukee is off tonight. officials say saturday's attack was worst in turkey this year. more than 50 people died, many of them were children.

the bride and groom survived the attack and were taken to the hospital, apparently in shock. after their wedding party became scene of a massacre. this is just 40 miles from the syrian border and isis is the most likely culprit according to turkey's president. so far extremist have have not claimed responsibility but if the suicide bomber was indeed a child, it won't be the first time that isis has exploited the innocent to carry out acts of heinous violence. in the iraqi city of kirkuk yesterday, security forces say they stopped this boy, who was wearing a suicide vest and prevented him from dead nateing himself. this boy turned himself into police in baghdad in 2014 asking them to cut off his suicide vest because he didn't want to blow himself up. isis isn't the only extremist group to use child suicide bombers but what is unusual is the role of children in the group's propaganda video in

which they have been shown repeatedly carrying out executions. most of the videos are simply too disturbing for us to show you. turkish officials say they are tried to identify the young suicide bomber. they are apparently examining remnant of the suicide vest found at the scene. officials say that of the 54 people killed, 22 were children under the age of 14. we have some more sad news to report about last weeks air strike in syria. the ten year-old brother of a young boy who became haunted image for the battle has died. the five-year old was pulled alive from a destroyed building. he is now out of the hospital. if you would like to help people like this child we have information on our web site at cbs philly.com in the news section. clean up continues in louisiana as thousands of residents begin to drag furniture, appliances, and other belongings out of flood ravaged homes. number of the damaged homes

jumped over weekend to more than 60,000, meaning that very few places in the southern part of the state went untouched. more than 106,000 people have registered for fema assistance . and this moment was captured by a student helping with the clean up after the flooding, video shows mark chapic sitting at a piano playing a song called karentella the video has gone viral with over 2.3 million views on facebook. >> we wanted to see fit was still playable. i went up to it. i started banging out the piece. >> the post said mark had a long day and wanted to blow off some steam, so this happened. that piano took on 4 feet of water as you can hear, it is ruin. president obama will visit flood ravaged louisiana tomorrow but democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton says she will wait to visit the flood zone in louisiana. clinton said she will go when

presence of the political campaign does not disrupt the response. clinton is largely off the campaign trail this week, sheila tend seven fund raisers in california over the next three days. her running mate virginia senator tim kaine spoke at ironworkers convention at last vegas and took aim at donald trump. >> donald trump sees labor unions not as a positive force in this workers lives or in this country but as a obstacle standing in his way. >> the clinton campaign is getting blow back from former secretary of state colin powell. he said clinton is trying to blame her e-mail wows on him. powell fired back saying he never advised clinton to use her personal e-mail for classified material. the state department is reviewing nearly 15,000 previously undisclosed e-mails recovered as part of the fbi investigation. on the republican side, donald trump will hold a rally in akron, ohio. polls show trump claiming trenton in the buck eye state. they ever pushing back against

idea that trump is softening his position on illegal immigration. trump says process for dealing with illegal immigrants has to be quote really fair but firm. trump new campaign manager has suggested that trump's use of deportation force is quote, to be determined. well, trump is resuming his twitter wars this time it is against the host of ms nbc morning joe, joe and mika. trump tweeted quote tried watching low rated at morning joe, this morning. unwatchable. at morning mika is off the wall, neurotic a inn not very bright. well, trump's running may mike pence will hold two campaign events in our area tomorrow, first in king of prussia, second in pipersville, bucks county. we have learned disturbing new details about the deadly alligator attack at disney world earlier this summer. a final report was released by florida's wild life agency and classified the june december of lane graves as a predatory

attack. a 7-foot alligator bit the two-year old boy on the head as he bit down at the edge of the hotel lagoon. the report says child's father reached in the animal's mouth in an attempt to free him but was unsuccessful. today we're learning more details about the overdose death of pop icon, prince. investigators are now saying some of the pills found in his minnesota estate were counterfeit, and falsely labeled as watson 385. indicating they were supposed to contain active ingredient found in tylenol. but officials are saying at least one of those pills tested positive for fentanyl. >> you can envision the case of prince, he took what he thought was a lower dose of a narcotic and end up being a significantly higher dose. >> at this time it is unclear how prince obtained fentanyl but according to the the star tribune investigators are leaning toward the theory that he took the pills not knowing that they contain the potent drugs. and still to come on "eyewitness news", many people

watch their weight at the tip of their fingers, calorie counting apps are all of the rage, of course, health reporter stephanie stahl looks at the top ones coming up. i realized that, not everybody does this. >> it actually is her real life how one retiree took her husband's last wishes and made them reality. now she's seeing the world full-time. kate? finally the cool down we have been waiting for some spots may drop to the 40's, certainly the 50's overnight you can give air conditioning a break and tell you how long this break will last? we have chance to return to the 90's in the seven day forecast. we will take a look when we come right back.

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on the cbs-3 healthwatch a growing number of americans are using cell phones, to help them lose weight. but because there are tossens to choose from it can be overwhelmed, figuring out which app is right for you. >> that is right, health reporter stephanie stahl is here with what experts are the top five. >> reporter: top five they say, anyway. first thing you need to do is make sure app comes from a credible source. experts say that the best diet apps include techniques for

changing behavior, also that apps that have more motivational components like reward and challenges are more likely to lead to succeed full weight loss. before you take that bite, take a picture, scan it, log it, apps on smart phones are the new high tech diet coaches. >> on people don't realize, that they are eating so much. >> reporter: registered dietition angela lemonde chose the top 5-calorie counting apps, number one my fitness pal, one of the most popular. it tracks your weight, calculates how much you should be eating and record calories you burn from exercising inn then tracks your progress. within problem, food date ace up loaded by other users and may not always be accurate. number two, lose it. enter how much you want to loose, it calculates your calorie in take and then you input your food ape record your exercise. food in its database has been verified by a team of experts. number three, car on the.

>> this app will chastise had you for eating too much. >> consumption of this item will put you over your daily limit. >> reporter: number four foodi thekada signs a letter grade to each food, scanning potato chips receives a c, and all the in a tag gives you healthier options. it won first place in the u.s. surgeon general's healthy app challenge. number five, coach, green food means they are very filling but low in calories while red means high in calories. this one cost about ten dollars a month. while down loading an app won't shed a pound using the right one can help guide to you healthier eating. and experts say successful weight loss depend on people being motivated and committed and using apps can be time consuming and tedious and that can cause people to eventually, lose interest. one that has remained very popular is one that counts steps. >> yes, lots of people use those, and they really do work. >> the step thing is just on

my phone. >> my fitness pal, the fact that you have user up loaded calorie in take i think is helpful. >> and accountability. >> you know, it keeps you accountable to yourself. >> thanks, stephanie. well, one retiree has figured out how she can travel the world without ever leaving home. >> eighty-eight year-old lee, better known as momma lee, has been living aboard the crystal serenity cruise ship for the past eight years. she sold her house in florida with her car and most of her belongings and never looked back. since then she has done more than 200 cruises around the world and visited hundreds of ports. >> everything has been there, done that. i have been there, done that, and i love it, when everybody goes touring because i got the whole ship to myself with all of the help. >> she does president get sea sick. >> if you are wondering how much it cost her to cruise the world, the estimate is $180,000 a year. momma lee will also be making history as passenger on the

first cruise ship to go 500 miles north of the arctic circle. >> yes. >> you have to have money if you want to travel with momma lee a lot of money. >> it makes sense because you are always with people if you want to be social but you can be like i will hang out and stay in my room. >> i didn't know you could live on a cruise ship when it was dock. >> that is news to me as well. >> #goals. >> this is weather we have been waiting for. >> i necessity some people like the heat and that is fine. they have had plenty. now we are enjoying perfect weather. low dew points. it feels great. the nice breeze. lots of sunshine. it does not get much better then this we have a great stretch ahead. if you like heat we have more heat and humidity by end of the week. not quite ready to give into that fall crispness that we may sense tomorrow morning you still have hot summer wet they are week this week has something for everyone unless you are a fan have of heavy rain or snow. we don't have that but lots of sunshine and temperatures up

and down. we will take you outside and just a few fair weather cumulus cloud drifting by, low clouds but looking beautiful. puffy, cotton candy cloud as my kids call them with the blue sky in the background and sky line looking great this evening. the nice night to head outside walk around, city, sit outside for dinner, great night for anything you choose to do try to get outside if you can. lets check with our weather watchers. they are loving this day as much as i am. we have temperatures in the 70's and lower 80's across the map here. these were our overnight low last week and week before, we had overnight lows around 80 degrees. now these are daytime highs. it shows you how far we have shifted from where we were steve schwartz in bensalem has sunshine 79 degrees there we will check with 81 at margot in buena vista township. margot said awesome day. dew point in south jersey at 60. 82 degrees in delaware. twenty-eight with walt inner newark, delaware. walter return from the beach weekend with 1.75 inches of

rain in the rain gauge. the that was yesterday. wash out for our sunday but it is a trade off. we had to deal with that to get nice weather today. we are at 78 degrees as we check with ed in atglenn, sunshine there, awesome day, i would take a bunch and that is what we have in store. look at beautiful cloud, and seeing a few puffy cloud in the sky and phil sent this, hanging out the by creek at morris arboretum great day to be outdoors where ever you were today. lets look outside at our live neighborhood network sites. this is at middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse. just those puffy fair weather clouds in the sky, 78 degrees right there, it is looking beautiful down the shore in the poconos where temperatures north 60's and in the city as well. dew points, looking at these numbers dew points in the lower 60's. we have a few spots with dew points in the 40's. we are right around that awesome range when we look the at comfort index. looking at the difference, look at the dew point change

there this time yesterday. yesterday we had dew points in the 70's, dew point has dropped 23 degrees, from 24 hours ago. that means dew point was 75. it was warm, steamy, it was rainy, and then dry air has swept in and these numbers have plumeted and we have clear skies all across the northeast. there is front well out to sea, instability showers but they are staying up in eastern canada we are reeping benefits. next system way out to the west, we don't have to worry about that until end of the week. timing out rest of tonight looking great tomorrow full day of sunshine, wednesday is another full day of sunshine and thursday looks quiet as well but we will zoom out here this is coming our way another weak cold front, thursday afternoon should stay to the west but this could produce chance for shower or thunderstorm friday and will ramp up humidity a bit through end of the week. for tonight clear, comfortable, cooler. sixty-one your low. tomorrow is gorgeous a cool crisp start to the day.

82 degrees. i like crisp cool, clear, much better than hazy, hot and hume filed we are doing trifecta is here. tomorrow sunny, breezy, beautiful. 78 degrees. water temperatures atlantic city 69. we have friday a next chance for stray thunderstorm as front comes through. we will knock these temperatures back saturday and sunday, up to the 80's with sunshine through the weekend, jessica, back over to you. >> kate, thanks. president obama named 23 math and science teachers as recipients for prestige as you ward for excellence in mathematics and science teaching. one of those teachers is from our area. we caught up with him to see how he felt about the honor. if there is one thing jeffery selling knows, it is science. >> it is a lit paper cells each a hexagon. >> reporter: former science

teacher retired from germantown friend school but still very involved. over the course of his career one thing he has been most proud of his role in inspiring young children to find a passion in science. >> i really believe in hands on teaching, active teaching because i think people learn by doing especially young children. >> reporter: when was teaching kid about insects or environment or his garden club his collogues recognized his built to get students excited about science and nominated him for the presidential award. more than two and a half years later he got good news. >> i am thrilled, my family is thrill, my friend, collogues, former collogues are thrilled and it has been very excited. >> reporter: christie reardon is head of the lower school at germantown friend and said it is an honor to have jeffery as a member of their community. >> we see him as a model of what we have been teaching and learning should be. >> reporter: jeffery and other educators will receive their award during a ceremony being held in washington september 8th. in the einstein health care

science center i'm jessica dean. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a royal reversal inside scoop on harry's transformation from wild child to model prince, we will be right back. stay with us.

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up cider's michael yo joins us from los angeles with more, michael. >> reporter: jessica and nicole, clearly it was a turning point for the party prince, as we go inside his royal reinvention. >> controversial photos of the prince harry partying naked in las vegas hotel room. >> reporter: at that time harry was a 27 year-old playboy in the middle of the nude photo scandal a lot of people would say he is an idiot. >> reporter: with the head line screaming here it is, embarrassing details emerged, partying pool side with the ladies in vegas later retreat to go a luxury hotel street to play strip billiards, charlie lanning exton of daily mail to the come covers the family fall out. >> the queen made it very clear to hard that i she never wanted to see behavior like this ever again and i think it was a real turning point for harry. >> i let my family down. >> reporter: now you 31, harry has transformed his image from the party animal to benevolent humanitarian leader and someone to be proud of.

>> prince harry is following in his mother's footsteps with all of the charitable work that he is doing. he has been involved with mental health charities, children's charities. >> reporter: much more tonight on the insider, jessica and nicole, back to you in the studio. >> michael, thank you. you can get hollywood news tonight and every week night at 7:30 watch the insider right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 asbestos removal going on at vineland high school. i'm cleve bryan. will the project be done in time for school to be opened and if not is what plan b. day two of the three part hearing just wrapped up here in center county and it could lead to a new trial for jerry sandusky. i'm greg argos with is expected to be tomorrow. this video shows a fire that injured two fire fighters in bensalem. we will see more of this compelling video. it was a full ball that upset and anger short stop freddie galvis.

young girl was hit and had to reeve the ballpark. tonight, phillies respond to calls for more safety netting. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. a south jersey high school is a health hazard tonight. workers are racing against the clock removing asbestos before the start of the school year if just a few weeks. good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington is off tonight. workers found asbestos known carcinogen while installing a new heating and air conditioning system. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at vineland hi school south campus with more on the complicated clean up and possible impact on the start of the school year. >> reporter: first day of school is two weeks away but doors at vineland high school south building displayed asbestos danger signs. much larger than anticipated amount of the cancer causing substance was discovered three

weeks ago during a construction project. >> we are completely renovating the h va c system within the building. we had no air conditioning prior to this year. so during the course of the demolition, in the project, they found some asbestos that had been encased in the walls that we did the not know about. >> reporter: vineland school district says no students were in danger from the asbestos because it was contained in the walls. new jersey's school's development authority overseeing the ten million-dollar air conditioning project, is spending an extra million-dollar to have have a contractor remove the asbestos. >> we have been assured that everything will be removed in time for the start of the school which is september 6th. there might be a couple cosmetic issues in the building in a couple sections but there should be no danger. >> reporter: asbestos appears to be contained to one wing which completes the cafeteria and band rooms and national classrooms. district was told removal will go on time but it is a tight window and any setback might risk cutting in the school ye