carter a small reminder of the night the eight year-old was shot the in the head fatally during a shooting in the the street near her house. >> we had, a drug gang, that was shooting at an intended target that was not the little girl. >> reporter: now more than three weeks after that shooting at eighth and spruce in camden police say they have made an arrest but it is not gunman who was behind bars. >> arrested and charged thatkeya land with hindering, obstruction of justice, and she provided false information to us, regarding an alibi. >> reporter: she discussed -- scott thompson says her arrest is a warning to others trying to block this investigation. >> we will get every person that is responsible for this not the just those that pulled the trigger but everything that led up to that event, and every individual that is obstructing or investigation. >> reporter: for those living in this area feet from where gabriel was murder order resting those responsible is top priority. >> same sense if it was your child you would definitely

want someone to speak up and come forward. >> reporter: put more pressure. >> put more pressure down on them. >> reporter: you want to see an arrest soon. >> yes, definitely. the community would also, just to speak up and speak out. >> reporter: chief thompson says it is only a matter of time before that happens. >> there are people that we know, that are not gang members, per se that have information with this. >> reporter: besides camden county police department, the fbi as well as u.s. marshals service also helping out this this investigation. a reward still set at $76,000 for information leading to an arrest of the shooting. we are live from camden county, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meantime police say a car struck a bicyclist in willow grove montgomery county this morning. chopper three over 700 block of west moreland road, no word on the condition of the bicyclist who was taken to abington hospital but the bicycle was heavily damaged. the driver of the car, stayed at the scene, there is no word on the cause of that crash.

as her husband was being held at gunpoint a frankford area woman turn the tables on the gun man. it happened last night before 11:00 p.m. on the 100 block of pratt street. pastor robert cook and his son came face-to-face with the gunman as they were trying to enter their home. cook's wife was just getting out of their car and has license to carry a gun. when she saw what was happening, she came to the rescue. >> i heard my wife saying drop the gun, drop the gun, she's got the her gun and he turned toward her and i said shoot him, shoot him, and she shot him. >> reporter: gunman fled from the scene by clinging to the back of the passing suv, police later found him on the highway suffering from a gunshot wound, he was transported to frankford hospital and remains in police custody. a new york city police detective is out of the hospital tonight, after getting attack by a man with the meat cleaver. brian o'donnell who had his face slashed, was greet by cheers as he left bellevue hospital. two other officers suffered

non-life threatening injuries in the scuffle with that suspect. police say that the suspect attacked officers as they tried to stop him from removing a boot from the vehicle he was apparently living in. the suspect is hospitalized tonight. search continues for a black bear that has been the spotted several times in delaware and montgomery counties. the lets show you photo of the bear which was last seen on tuesday, it prompted a lock down of the ethan elementally school in radnor. today police from radnor and haverford launched a drone did you you but did not see any signs of the bear. infrared camera used also came up empty. officials are hoping to relocate the bear to a less populated area. weather-wise we are looking like a good weekend for the most part. meteorologist kate bilo/the sky deck what is this bay hiccup in the forecast. >> little hiccup, ukee but good news the worst of this next advancing front will be mainly sunday night. we could see a couple pop up showers before then, heaviest sunday into monday. that is good on two accounts. most of the weekend will be okay to get outside and also

means much needed rain is finally, in the forecast. we will start off with a look at today we're counting ways in which today has been perfect: sunny skies. beautiful deep blue sky outside right now. warm temperatures. low humidity. a light win and down ride cool this morning. mild this afternoon, a picture perfect september day, 78 degrees here in philadelphia right now. seventy-eight in allentown as well. fifty-nine in atlantic city. seventy-five in wilmington. dew point is 49, we are in the awesome range once again, feels like certainly an early fall day but as we head through next couple days we will have increasing cloud. you can see showers over midwest they are heading our way we will time them out and tell hoy to plan your weekend outdoor activities come up when i join you inside, back inside to you. iphone seven is now on sale, worldwide, and some waited outside all night to be among the first to get it. "eyewitness news" was outside walnut the street apple store where many had lined up for the new phone. it was a faster, it has rather

a faster processor, better camera and also water resistant. there is no head phone jack a move or praising and others are condemning. we talk with a few folks who were first get to new phone. >> i have iphone seven lust, i have the case and screen protect or and bought new blue tooth headphones, right here. >> reporter: today apple released a new version of the apple watch. on the cbs-3 healthwatch cancer death rates for children, continue to decline according to research released to take. it is also a change in what kind of cancer, most deadly for children. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new. >> reporter: report new report just out today. the cancer is fourth leading cause of death for children, accidental injuries, remain the leading cause followed by suicide, and murder. doctors say that cancer survival is improving, because of treatment advances. three-year old aidan crimer loves his music.

>> playing the piano. >> reporter: less than a year ago he was hospitalized battling leukemia the most common cancer in children. >> that is the worst thing you could possibly think is i have zero control over this and i could very well lose my child, period. >> reporter: new government study says that the chances of surviving childhood cancer are i am loving, from 1999 through 204, there was a 20 percent drop in cancer deaths among children and adolescence. >> immune therapy, cell therapy, these will be brought to bear to improve on this progress, such that we expect continued steady decline in deaths from childhood cancer. >> reporter: study found that leukemia is no longer the leading cause of cancer deaths for youngsters. three out of ten cancer deaths are now from brain cancer. >> progress is lagging behind in brain tumors. we have to redouble our efforts to i am roof outcome for those children. >> reporter: after five months of chemotherapy, aidan is now cancer free and giving back to

other patients. >> every day at the hospital. >> reporter: his chances of relapse are high so he has regular checkups. >> would you never know he was sick, and grateful for that every day. >> reporter: his family is headaching sure to make every day count. >> one, two, three, go. >> reporter: how about that. study found that cancer deaths remain high's monk boys, about 30 percent higher then girls. children's hospital of philadelphia is leading a variety of research and treatment front and is considered a national leader in the fight against pediatric cancer. so lucky to have chop in our area. how about that little boy and his family. >> how about that. >> he looks amazing one man band, standing ovation, i love it. >> i appreciate it. area racing fans have something to get excited about, nascar is coming to south jersey. millville's new jersey motor sort parka announced they will host nascar k and m pro series. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has details on the racing event set to take place

this weekend. >> nascar name, south jersey, pretty good deal. >> reporter: biggest brand in racing has arrived in millville. pit crews are gearing up for just drive.com 125, nasa car cannon's pro series event at new jersey motor sports park. >> several years now it has been in the works, you know, but it is a really big deal. we could not be happier. not only a big deal for the community as a whole. >> reporter: situated on 5 acres next to the millville airport motor sorts park has three world class race ways. the youngest drivers of nascar. >> i started racing at four. >> reporter: harrison burton is a 21 time jeff burton is 15 and trying to make a name through the k and m series. >> what this series is all about is grooming and a crop of racers. >> reporter: like other young drivers he will developed in the twisting and turning road course instead of the usual

oval. one of the great things about millville you see perspective of a race. whether at top speed straight away or watch drivers maneuver a hair pin turn up close. it is more intimate fan experience and some of the big nascar stadium. >> that is why i like this place, i walk right in the garage, took pictures, everybody was real friendly. they didn't, nobody chased me away. you know, it is very exciting. >> reporter: more than 14,000 people are expected to attend the race on saturday, ticket are $15 on line or 20 at the gate to watch nascar history in south jersey. in millville i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> start your engines. coming up on "eyewitness news", birther issue back in the forefront of the presidential campaign. donald trump is reversing course but throwing blame, the latest at 5:30. bruce springsteen business to release his autobiography but first sits down with cbs for a rare look at his world

and discloses a big secret he has hidden for years, plus this. i'm kevin frazier, coming up renee zellweger returns for bridget jones baby and jordan joseph leave vet is thought

well, happening right now pretty wild sight in sea isle city. >> yeah, huge hump back whale washed a shore and our cleve bryan left millville and just got to that scene. he joins us live right now. what can you tell us, cleve. >> reporter: nicole and ukee hundreds of people stopping by here many describing this as fascinating and extremely sad, earlier this afternoon the whale washed up on the beach here right around 20th street in sea isle, chopper three was over the scene as experts from the marine mammal stranding center from brigantine came down here to try to determine what was going on with the whale. the best they can tell it is a 33-foot long juvenile male, hump back whale, which arrived here's mace eighthed but they cannot tell a cause of death just by looking at the whale. they believe it was floating in the ocean for anywhere from four to five days before it washed up on the beach here.

typically, this whale at this age would have been, with its mother, out at sea, but as of right now they are trying to determine if there are any other whales that are associated with this one. most common cause of death according to experts being hit by a boat the but they are not sure yet. they have to perform a autopsy but they have drug the whale away from the surf. they have it sectioned off so nobody gets sick and nobody touches it. reporting live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay cleve, keep us updated. a judge in atlanta ruled against bobbi kristina brown's partner nick gordon in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by her estate. judge signed a order saying gordon repeat thely failed to meet court deadlines in the case and therefore the estate wins by default. jury trial will be set to determine how long gordon will be required to pay in damages. brown was daughter of singer's whitney houston and bobby brown. she died last july after she was found face down unresponse any of a bathtub in her home. well, as we told you earlier, bruce springsteen is

coming to the free library in philadelphia on september 29th to sign copies of his autobiography. >> ticket sold out in, this morning as you can imagine. the books born to run goes on sale on the 27th and in a rare tv interview, the first about his new book, he tells cbs sunday morning's anthony mason about deep bought of depression. mason asks where he gets his strength. >> as someone who told them that they weren't worth dirt and someone who told them that they were second coming of the baby jesus, and they believed them both. that is the fuel that there is the fire. >> springsteen also discussions his new jersey roots, his relationship with the late clarence clemens and how he came to write this particular book. you can see full interview on cbs sunday morning this sunday at 9:00 a.m. right here after "eyewitness news". then springsteen does a nighttime appearance the late show with stephen colbert on his 67th birthday by the way, friday september 23rd at 11:35 right here on cbs-3.

surprising news from adele, she's saying good bye, to touring for a while. the powerful voice said when her tour end in november she's taking a ten year break to raise her three-year old son. but grammy winner is thinking about a multi million-dollar deal to sink in vegas, as a residency performer like celine dion did a few years ago. details are still, being worked out. very interesting. i'm saying hello to this forecast, today, it is about as perfect as it gets, katie. >> yes, today is pure september perfection. this is kind of day you think of when you think ovulate summer, early fall, not too hot, not too cold, just pure perfection. >> there are a few hiccups heading our way. >> yes, but good news is we need rain. we need it pretty badly. we have been in a drought, much of the area is under a drought watch and we need some rainfall and good news about the rain it looks like the heaviest rain is coming sunday night, and into the day on monday. monday, of course, back to work kind of day if you have to pick a day for rain you

would pick a monday because it is monday, many of us are miserable anyway so it looks like most the have the rain will stay away for your weekend plans. there is good news as well. best of both world is here. lets look outside and it doesn't look like rain is anywhere in our future, looking live from the camden side of things for ben franklin bridge. you can see beautiful city sky line in the background just a few clouds whispering in this afternoon. these sirus clouds not a big deal. it is beautiful outside. i was just outside on the sky deck. one of the days where standing in the sun you do not feel hot, as long as you move inside, after a couple of minutes with the sun on you, it feels great outside light. neighborhood network camera from the palmyra cove nature park another shot across the river in the sky line looking beautiful. 74 degrees right now. morning started off very chilly for many of us, 45 was morning low in norristown. allentown started the day at 46. quakertown also 46. and we had 40's in mays landing, collegeville and in medford lakes, new jersey as

well. it has warmed up nicely in the afternoon. hopefully if you sent kid to school in their sweat shirts had them in the short sleeve shirt underneath it is 78 degrees at the moment. seventy-eight in allentown. seventy-four in millville. 69 degrees in atlantic city. they keep it comfortable throughout overnight hours. temperatures dropping in the 50's in many spots but this is our next weather maker. you can see a front moving through great lakes it does have decent moisture with it. this front is going to be slowing down as it moves towards us, through the weekend and it will be a slow, flow here sunday into monday with showers and storms possible. tomorrow is generally a dry day but we will have have an increase in clouds later in the afternoon but most of the the day partly sunny. there could be a pop up shower here and there but most of saturday could be a okay. front is way back to the west. on sunday we will get into the warm sector of this advancing front, that means it is warm, steamy, mostly cloudy a and there will be a chance for pop up shower but it is not a total wash out. steady rain will come through overnight sunday night into

monday morning. you can see steadier showers here even 2:00 p.m. monday this rain will be hanging around, that tropical moisture from julia, may actually work its way in to this system and not the actual storm just enhanced moisture and that means we could see enhanced rainfall rates. sunday at 4:00 p.m. we have not seen more than a stray shower, but sunday into monday, we could end up with half inch to an inch of rain across the area which is very good news. we need anything we can get. here is tropical storm julia, by the way, we will look at the track on that in a few minutes but we also now have another tropical storm to tell but tropical storm karl, thinks one to watch, moving across the atlantic and will strengthen in tie hurricane. here's julia. the latest track is moving the system just a little bit more as we head in the weekend with that moisture trying to work its way in to our advancing cold front. so, for your saturday mix of sun and clouds. it will be progressively more humid throughout date but still comfortable at 81 for your daytime high. sunday clouds and scattered

showers but it looks like steady rain is late sunday night into monday morning, monday we will have showers around through most of the the day, and we need the rain and like we said we have to get it now because next week it looks like another stretch of sunshine so we have to get them in. >> these are good problems to have. >> yes. >> get tonight. >> thanks, kate, appreciate it. local olympians received special recognition for their achievement in rio. >> mayor jim kenney presented commemorative liberty bells to two members of the women's track and field team, middle distance runner wilson and hurdler ali. >> all individual honored here today will serve as examples of our children in philadelphia they are living proof that hard work whether in athletic or academics or any other life goals they may have result in wonderful achievement. >> she competed in the women's 800-meter event. nia won silver medal in the 100-meter hurdles. congratulations again, thank you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" more and more people are

getting tattoos. >> some are having bad reactions, we will tell you what is happening and what the government wants to you do to protect yourself. leslie. eagles have a short day of work. we will tell you why they went on early. who does carson wentz remind eagles offensive coordinator frank reich

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i wore eagles green. >> i see. >> and i'm preparing. >> you're preparing, clearly we have it all going on. there was a power outage at novacare complex so after practice players all went home. they will hold position meetings tomorrow. carson wentz was named pepsi rookie of the week today for his performance with the browns on sunday. the most people loved his poise under pressure, during the cleveland game. today eagles coordinator frank reich compared him to the hall of fame quarterback. >> the guy difficult play with jim kelly, size, strength, just a toughness, just a

mentally tough, physically tough, attitude, not afraid to stand in the pocket, take a hit, i think carson showed that. >> zach ertz did not the practice today and unlikely that he will play on monday against the bears. tray burton will see plenty of action. he missed sunday's opener, starting a great training camp eagles coaches say he can fill in nicely for zach. >> he showed day in and day out it just wasn't an occasional thing for him to keep flashing in practice for making plays. it just shows a lot of natural inn sticktive ability, so it is a big opportunity for him. >> you can never really have too many expectations going in the game so hopefully my number is called and i will may the plays that i can. >> pretty decent tightened. >> i like what i'm hearing. >> yes. >> thanks, leslie. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" one of philadelphia's most colorful

and controversial movers and shakers caught in the major fbi investigation. up next, johnny dougherty is talking and only to "eyewitness news". also a cruise ship sales in history and where no other cruise ship has gone before, we will tell you why it could never go there before and what made it possible,

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president barack obama was born in the united states. period. >> after five years of controversy, donald trump finally retreat from his his birther campaign. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. donald trump acknowledged that president obama was born in the united states but republican nominee floated a new theory about the birther issue. in washington hotel republican presidential nominee donald

trump sent up several years of controversy that he helped promote, in just a few word. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> reporter: trump blamed hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign for starting the controversy in the first place. earlier clinton took a jab at trump from her campaign event across town. >> he had led the birther movement, to delegitimized our first black president. >> reporter: clinton unleashed a tweet storm calling trump's actions a difficulties gray. president obama says he is confident about his birthplace. >> i'm shocked that a question like that would come up at a time when we have so many other things to do. >> reporter: while president wasn't too bothered about the birther controversy members of the congressional black caucus are not happy. >> donald trump is a disgusting fraud. >> donald trump is nothing more than a two bit racial

arsonist. >> reporter: trump briefly stopped by rnc headquarters before heading to florida and clinton is back in new york. new poll shows the two are lock in a tie with third party candidates are included. today we have learned libertarian candidate gary johnson and green party candidate jill stein did not meet polling criteria to qualify for first two presidential debates. meanwhile some fun on the campaign trail. >> go ahead. >> go a head jimmy fallon mess up his hair last night. he was a good sport about it. we are now just 52 days away from the election day, so get the latest on the campaign anytime at cbs philly.com. today marks exactly six weeks since federal agents carried out a series of raids across philadelphia and beyond. a dozen locations were

targeted including, the home and office of union boss john dougherty. for the first time since the race took place, and only on "eyewitness news" dougherty is talking opening up but what made him tough, writing a book and second time the government knocked on his door. >> look, i got caught completely off guard, okay. i didn't see this coming. >> reporter: john j dougherty reacting to the raids by fbi. >> i still don't know why, okay, it happened. >> reporter: but it did. key sites includes his home, electricians union headquarters, and the city hall office of his friend and city council member, bobby henon. >> crime tape around house and union hall a little excessive. >> reporter: dougherty runs international brotherhood of electrical workers local 98 and heads the 40,000 worker philadelphia building and construction trades council. he has long been a powerful, political force in the city. >> make he make reference to powerful and political i say effective and not just in politics but we're effective in the community.

we're effective in the churches. >> reporter: his hustle and desire to succeed for working man and woman he says was born on this playground at second and jackson. >> in that little playground i learned you had to be emotional, you had to care, you had to dive for loose balls. >> reporter: major phillies sports fan, always has been, and he too has an opinion on the eagles rookie quarterback. >> carson wentz is more of that philadelphia mentality. i think he is hard. our problem is he will take too many hits. >> reporter: football aside dougherty has much more serious things to think about. >> from the outside, looking in, it appears johnny dougherty's world could possibly be turned upside down but he is not going for it. he will continue to help the community and dot things he has always wanted to do. >> when i finally learn to lay guitar and write a book it will be a book with names in it too. none of these hypotheticals. >> john, when all this is said and done, how does it even. >> the facts are that this is

about me, then make it about me. the fact that people around me are being brought into this, that breaks my heart. i have been audited, i have been reviewed, i have been investigated in the past and all through this process recommendations have been made, i always change with recommendations. we are part of the fabric of philadelphia we love philly. i love philly. hey look, i said it is an awkward time, okay, but we will get through it. >> dougherty granted us the interview only after making it clear that he would not discuss specifics of the investigation. he also requested that i be the one to conduct it. fbi officials would share nothing new with us today but said the investigation, continues. a cruise ship is docked in new york city today after completing a one month, 900-mile voyage from alaska, northwest passage. that was a dangerous route which is normally impassable. cbs news correspondent don champion explain how the ship was able to get through cruise

ship christian serenity entered new york harbor and sailed into history. the first full sized ship to sail the treacherous northwest passage, here is the captain. >> it was quite a voyage report thort northwest passage is where arctic ocean links northern atlantic and pacific oceans, glazers and thick sea ice make it impassable but warming temperatures have thin the ice and cleared the path. ship had extra safety equipment including ice radar. >> we brought on board two very experienced canadian ice pilots who brought the knowledge about ice. >> reporter: ship left alaska on august 16th on its 900-mile journey through arctic and on to new york. >> it was exciting. >> reporter: barbara peter and robert rosenwall called it a great adventure. >> the idea was to see wild things and ice, and we did. >> 900 passengers took the

historic voyage aboard the crystal serenity and paid between one and $4,000 a day for the experience. peters says that the irony that the warming earth is the only thing that makes the trip possible wasn't lost object her. >> the effects of global warming. anyone who thinks that is not happening only needs to go to the arctic. >> reporter: crystal serenity is slated to repeat the journey next august. done ton champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come on "eyewitness news" an emotional rejune beyond. >> i would have never made it. i would have never made it. >> doctors say that she was dead, until this man, came to the rescue. what did he to save her life is coming up. also possibly the sweetest story you will see today we will tell you why this girl is crying over the sounds of her mother's voice. >> we do need rain but people with weekend plans watching

closely we have chance of rain this weekend but i will time out best times to get outside and we will look at what next week look like as we transition from sum inner to fall coming up with the seven day when we come right back.

idonald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms.

we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president.

st. christopher's hospital for children is putting the spotlight on good nutrition. today the hospital finds a good food healthy hospitals initiative which brings together philadelphia based hospitals, to make healthy food easily accessible and also to create a culture of health, through nutritious food. federal aviation officials say so many people are

registering drones and applying for drone pilot licenses, they wand fur there will be millions in the sky. 550,000 drones have been registered with the agency, in the nine months since the registration process started. new registrations are coming in at a rate of 2,000 per day. the f.d.a. is issuing new warnings about tattoo ink. some people have reported sensitivity, allergic reactions, and infections. the f.d.a. says there have been seven voluntary recalls of tattoo ink since 2004. one after 19 people contracted a serious infection. tattoo industry is unregulated by f.d.a., something that could change. >> what is concerning about tattoo inks is we really don't know what is going into these tattoo inks. f.d.a. notes many pigmentness inks are industrial grade colors used for printer ink or automobile ink. how about that. up next, prince william

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cell phone video footage captures a shocking road rage incident in, lakewood, new jersey. it happened yesterday, you can see a school bus trying to pass, a fedex tractor trailer, but the truck cuts the bus off and won't let it pass. fedex is looking in the matter, one of the school bus companies already fired the driver. police are investigating. massive sinkhole spanning 45 feet opened up at the mosaic company fox chase fertilizer facility in florida and leaking 250 million false of contaminated and radioactive water in to a florida aqua fire. is there currently no danger to surrounding communities but they are monitoring, the clean up effort around the clock. hospital staffers at penn honor a philadelphia letter carrier who came to the rescue of the co-worker. gary booth hugged lynette will

more the at the station post office in philadelphia will more suffered a medical emergency while on the job july 24th. booth responded and rendered aid to willmore. he helped save her life. >> he was the only one in the building that knew cpr. he was on his drop day. he was not supposed to be on my work floor. i don't know how to express how thankful i am thank god i was there. i mean there is no doubt, in my mind, that god used me that day, there is no doubt in my mind. >> humble booth said others in the office also helped willmore and it was a team effort. well, united kingdom's prince william rushes to the aid of an elderly dignitary during a royal visit. the as prescriptions was speaking a veteran solder standing behind him tripped over a post and fell to the ground. with the help of prince william he was back on his feet in no time and was able to continue with his visit. a teenager just could not

contain her emotions when she's able to hear her mother's voice for the very first time. >> do you hear my voice. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, it was weird, that i heard my voice. >> what does it sound like. >> it sound like normal but like it sound like a robot. >> you saw that video a 14 year-old brianna the day her implant was activated. bree hanna has had profound hearing loss since age of three and says everything sound normal except for her very own voice. sound are laughter of her new world and she hopes to one day teach at center that has given her, so much. >> wow. >> look at the that face. >> that is beautiful. >> that is wonderful. >> yes. >> you can see babies sometime when they hear the mothers. >> yes. >> i'm going to cry. >> this weather is also so beautiful.

>> it brings a tear to the eye as well. >> yes. >> you know what, we do need some rain. we're going to get some. it will not be a wash out for the weekend. the best of both worlds. wheat get outside time too this weekend. we're tracking beautiful friday night, gorgeous on you the side if you have a chance to sit outside have some dinner, heading in the weekend things looking nice as well but don't get used to the chilly temperatures highs in the 70's, because we are back to the 80's and we will stay there. every day in the seven day forecast is in the 80's, normal highs in the upper 70's. outside we will take you down the shore where, well, boardwalk definitely not looking as crowded as it does when we look at the shot in mid-july or early august but still what a beautiful evening to be on the boardwalk and you know what you're kind of by yourself. get a seat for dinner. don't wait in line for ice cream or funnel cake but it is perfection to be at the shore this time of the year. gorgeous evening down the the shore, gorgeous evening all

across the region. the lets look at our live neighborhood network cameras, start you off here in kutztown where kids are on the soccer field, blue skies just a few which ispy clouds, currently 72 degrees in kutztown taking a look at a few you other spots here whitefield elementary school in reading. 76 degrees with blue skies and patchy clouds. they are filtering in our western area a bit. up in bernville in the poconos it is 74 degrees right now. more cloud then we are seeing in the philadelphia but gorgeous evening, on the beach in margate. now is the time if you are watching maybe head out, next couple of hours and take a walk on the sand and be only one out there. sunset other way but nice night to watch sunset from down the shore. taking a look at our eyewitness weather watcher map and most of the eyewitness weather watchers loving this day. lets look at these photos. the beautiful shots here. ed connor sent a photo of this guy out enjoying the sunshine. this is first year i saw this morning, in this area he saw

more than one, and, that guy looking a little deer in the head lights, that is where that phrase comes from. ed connor showing south fog as well this morning as temperatures dropped almost right to the dew points. we have beautiful sunset last night from wayne hunter showing night hawks and sunset in the background look at swirl of cloud there. our weather watchers are not only great weather reporters but a lot of them are excellent photographers and we benefit, pretty much, every day. seventy-three at barbara lane's house. as we head into new jersey we are looking at 76 in south jersey, margot in buena vista township 76 with sunshine. gorgeous day across the board. thanks to our weather watchers for checking in. here's another look at outside beach patrol in margate looking good. we are seeing really nice weather as we go through next couple days but some changes, half and half weekend is what we're talking about. saturday looks nice. few more cloud in the afternoon but otherwise we're talking about highs in the 80's.

partly sunny. nice day to get outside. just an up tic in humidity. sunday the front will a approach. this is a slow moving front, wilt slow down as it does so, parking itself to the west on sunday. we are in the warm sector of this front. southeasterly wind and before the front comes through we will feel increase in temperature and humidity and chance for a couple of showers. sunday into monies when showers linger and this is moisture from tropical storm julia now a tropical storm at that point but moisture will get pulled in, enhancing rainfall rates. even though it is not a steady heavy rain all damon any shower that pops up could have intense downpours associated with it. looking at weekend, close look, our mess owe scale r p.m. model which shows high resolution detail where showers will pop up. we will start on saturday at 3:00 p.m., a couple scattered showers in delaware, rest of us looking at sun and clouds. sunday morning we will start off with a couple scattered

showers and sprinkles up through lehigh valley, most of sunday looking dry and you can see sun through midday possibly syringe will around 5:00 p.m. and then late sunday evening that the heavier showers come in but boy do we need it. four and a half inches below average since january humidity does rise as that front a roaches through weekend after an awesome day to day we will feel steamy by sunday. keeping an eye on tropical storm karl through next few days that storm will curve but stay in the atlantic. it will be one to watch. it does look like that will stay out to sea but we have to keep an eye on these things. eighty-one outside tomorrow nice day with sun and cloud. scattered showers sunday right through damon and we will clear it out again and looks like a great start to fall with sunshine all through the second half of next week. nicole, back to you. kate, thank you. seven month-old polar bear found alone in the russian wilderness has been rescued. with his mother no where to be found officials feared for bear's survival. bear has now been at the zoo

and will eventually be released back into the wild. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" bridget's back. >> one of the big screen's most endearing characters is back, bridget jones announced she's pregnant. what is new in theaters on the other side we

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life, whistle will blower in snowden. >> there is something going on, inside the government that is really wrong, and i cannot ignore it. >> joseph jordan le vet stars as edward snowed even the figure behind leak that exposed nsa surveillance practices. striking right balance between being true to the real life person, and director oliver stone intensity, proved to be a challenge for the star. >> hard part about playing snowden is, he is a really logical level headed guy. he is not an emotional guy. so how do you play a logical level headed guy in an oliver stone movie, the the answer is you constantly have oliver stone breathing down the neck, more fiery and intense. >> i feel like i'm made to do this and if i don't do it, then i don't know anybody else that can. >> dear diary, it is a funny story. >> reporter: bridget jones

baby renee zellweger returns in her role as bridget works man with the complicated love life that becomes more complicated when she becomes pregnant and just two different loves played by patrick dempsey and colin fireth who are vying for attention and title of dad. >> you have no idea which of us is the father. >> this is not how i thought it would be. >> reporter: stepping back in character is bridget was easy for renee who can't get enough of the lovable single girl. >> i'm so happy to be back in her world and united with her friend, family and just remind me how much i love these characters. >> i love these characters. they make me laugh. >> which of you is the father. >> i am. >> i am. >> right. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, now back to you in the studio. >> that will do very well. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a whale watchers on the beach down the shore we are live with more with how animals got there and plan to remove it from the sand. an arrest made in the case

of the eight year-old camden girl shot and killed but it is not the person who pulled a trigger whom police pick up and charges that she faces. over a speech given by philadelphia archbishop charles chaput i'm anita oh why some people say his comments don't align with the teachings of the church. beautiful friday it has been in philadelphia, is there a nice breeze out here right now, temperatures in the 70's but we are heating up and steaming up a bit this weekend and we have the chance for much needed rain, i'll tell you if we have have impact on our outdoor plans this weekend right now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's is what happening a whale washes a shore in south jersey tonight wild life officials are on the scene trying to figure out, what happened. a large mammal was discovered this afternoon, in sea isle. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer in for

jessica dean. we want to send it out to "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan live from the scene on the 20th street beach, cleve. >> reporter: nicole, as you can imagine a lot of people coming down to sea isle for weekend, many here on the beach want to check out the whale themselves, describing it as something that is fascinating because they have never seen it before but also sad, that this is a juvenile whale that has washed up on the beach, near sea isle. we arrived early this afternoon, as we were pulling the whale from the surf the to the back of the beach where they could contain it, keep from it people because it has been out the at sea, experts estimate, four or five days of decomposed. is there strong smell and, of course, risk of bacteria if people were to touch it, things of that nature. they don't know exactly why the whale, died, why it washed up. sometimes it happens because a ship may pass by and strike the whale. they want to learn more about that but i spoke to the marine mammal stran