we're following breaking news out of north philadelphia , one person is in the hospital with serious burns after a house fire, there. where this fire unfolded just a few hours ago. a special memorial day concert takes place at america 's birthplace. who is on the program and special events taking place around our area. president trump is back in washington after his first foreign trip we will look at where he is heading tomorrow. good good morning aim jan car bear owe. sun today but rain is close this lets get to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast g sunday morning. rain will hold off until later in the day to get in those

outdoor activities. >> we have been talking about that for the first hour. it looks like any afternoon plans you have, today, and during the daylight hours will not have any kind of problems. it will not affect your plan. now if you have anything going on later tonight or early in the day on memorial day, that is when you have to keep an eye on the sky but for right now taking a look at top of "eyewitness news" from sky scan with a few high cloud out there a very, very nice start to the day, very mild start to the day, check out these temperatures. 64 degrees currently right now in center city and it does feel muggy, maybe slightly humid with a dew point of 61, outside on the sky deck you can feel that humidity but overall it is in the a terribly muggy start to the day. little bit of fog out toward lancaster, reading and area of the lehigh valley. temperatures cooler as well. fifty-nine. fifty-six in reading. as sunshine comes out which it has it will burn that fog off looking at 60's though from philadelphia and east back

down toward the shore, atlantic city and wildwood 61, 62 degrees. we have 67 for the afternoon high. that is not the best beach day but not terrible day. partly cloudy skies. water temperatures right around 63 degrees. this afternoon we will be climbing all the way to 75, jan and we will talk more about that rain in a bit. >> sound good, matt, thank you we are following breaking news, this morning a massive house fire in north philadelphia send at lee one victim to the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live near the scene with the latest, anita. >> reporter: fire fighters got this blaze under control at 5:30 but as you can see behind me it is an active scene. lots of fire fighters still here. there are still lathers, damage, shattered windows and a charred frame here. this is on the 1800 block of north sixth street, and we are standing on the corner of westmontmont avenue near berk street and so far authorities say one person has been taken

to hahnemann university hospital and we also know that fire fighters and medics did rush here to find these two row homes engulfed in flames and neighbors described seeing much of the back of this home, engulfed in flames. they also say that there was some work being done on one of these homes, one of these neighbors described what he saw. >> we were talking, in the street, laughing, and then seven or 8:00 they were out there having if fun and then next thing you know is there a house fire. >> reporter: another live look here at the damage on the scene, still a very active scene out here after this fire sparked just before 5:00 o'clock this morning. neighbors tell me at lee five people lived in this home including two adults, one elderly grandmother and two young children. they say they saw the mother standing on the corner screaming for help earlier this morning. we are still waiting to learn more details at this time but we will bring you those as

soon as we get them on air and on line at cbs philly.com but for now, live from north philadelphia, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". keep us up to date, thank you. police say a man was chased, shot, killed in the wynfield section of philadelphia shooting happened at north wilton and heston street around 2:00 this morning. the victim was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead there. so far no arrests have been made, police are trying to figure out a motive while checking cameras for clues. philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in the frankford section this happened at torresdale and bridge street. a man was shot, rush to the hospital, and we're told an argument sparked that gunfire but we are not sure what that fight was about. victim is in stable condition. so far no arrests have been made. more than three dozen atv and dirt bikes have been impounded after being seized by philadelphia police. take a look as officers posted these pictures of the vehicles

on twitter. they say patrol aviation and toe squad seized 39atv and dirt bikes they also made several arrest the. baseball fans are remembering jim bunning a player best known if our area assent rally with figure in phillies history. but popular politician across the country, as well. baseball hall of famer jim bunning has died at the age of 85 from complications after a stroke he had back in october. kentucky born athlete was first introduced in baseball in the 1950's. phillies fans grew to like the side armed pitcher. he is best known for pitching a perfect game on fathers day in 1964. >> jim was able to balance both being a hall of fame baseball player were being a u.s. senator and also, you know, incredible family man. so, it is a tough loss. >> although bunning pitched for three other teams during his 17 season career he chose to honor the phillies while

wearing the team cap on his hall of fame plaque, and leaves behind a wife, nine children, 35 grandchildren and thousands of fans. well, that is a wrap, president trump is back in the white house this morning following the first foreign trip of his presidency, first lady melania trump and president landed in maryland late last night. two were seen exiting air force one and board mag reen one to head to the white house cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has details on the president's first trip, from new york. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> reporter: president trump focused on fighting terrorism and increasing military spending n a speech to u.s. troops at a base in italy on saturday. >> we will have a lot of strength but we will have a lot of peace. we will buy the planes, the ships, vehicles, and equipment that you need to get your job done and to come home, safe and sound back to your families. >> reporter: it was president's final stop on a nine day overseas trip, and

his first since taking office. >> i think we hit a home run no matter where we are. >> reporter: earlier saturday president trump joined other leaders in the g7 nations for a group photo, during the g7 summit leaders held conversations with the president about climate change and trying to convince him to stick with the paris agreement he tweeted that he will make a decision next week. mr. trump held no news conferences during this trip unusual for a president on his first overseas journey but he made plenty of news, criticizing nato members for not spending enough money. >> twenty-three of the 28 member nations are still not paying what they should be paying and what they are supposed to be paying for their defense. >> reporter: president trump signed $110 billion arms deal in saudi arabia and became first sitting president to visit western wall in jerusalem. he has no public events, until monday, when he will mark memorial day at arlington

cemetery. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". patriotic music filled independent mall, the you had army old fife and drum core entertained large crowd during two concerts, there is one of the military's premiere musical organizations, the old fife and drum core is official ceremonial unit and escort of the president of the united states and their gold to inspire americans. >> i'm really glad to see a good turnout and it really makes me very happy to necessity that people still care about the history and they still want to come out and actually experience it firsthand. >> men and women of the core are proudly carrying on traditions that accompanied the birth of our nation. princeton university's annual spirit of the princeton memorial day parade, had the campus bus welling activity.

veterans from all branches of the military were celebrating yesterday. vets from world war two and others waved to the crowd there as state champion high school band from hightstown high performed the patriotic tunes. well, if you are looking for something to do today the national constitution center has some very special activities for memorial day weekend. among today's special events is a exhibit on famous memorials all around the country. there will be a flag raising ceremony this morning and a flag lowering ceremony, in the afternoon. guests can write post card to the national constitution center opens sunday at noon. laurel hill cemetery is also hosting a memorial day event today, ceremony to honor general george meed is taking place. he is union general who defeated confederate army at bat of gettysburg. it will honor all service members killed in action, there will be a color guard and wreath laying, the ceremony is at noon.

is there a big air show taking place down the shore, the millville air show continues for its second day, and the reason fans of the u.s. navy's blue angels will especially want to head down today. places cleaning up after a tornado moved through we will be right back.

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back on "eyewitness news" happening right now british airways is trying to return to normal operations after a glitch led to flight cancellations and stranded thousands of passengers. that glitch appears to have been cause by what company officials called a power supply problem and not a cyber attack. airline says engineers are working to fix the problem and that they are hopeful most uk flights will resume today but travel experts warn that the airline could be dealing with delays, cancellations, for days, british airways has apologized to travelers. victims of the friday's deadly train stabbing in portland, oregon are being remembered. group gathered to honor them recently. vigil took place at transit center where this all happened speakers tearfully addressed the crowd offering their condolences and asking people to fight back against hate. portland's mayor says that the two victims in the a tack died fighting hate. >> two men lost their lives

standing up to somebody spewing hateful word directed at muslim passengers, on an afternoon commuter train. these two men died heroes, as a result of a horrific act of racist violence. >> oregon governor kate brown calls it a crime of hate that is unacceptable in oregon. meanwhile fbi is now investigating deadly stabbing, as a hate crime, jeremy joseph christian is making his first appearance in court on tuesday , he is accused of stabbing three men who confronted him for yelling slurs at two muslim woman. two of the men died, third hospitalized and is expect to survive. christian is charged with aggravated murder and attempted murder among other things. people in missouri are cleaning up after severe weather moves through leaving behind destruction.

thousands of people, were left in the dark and tornado touched down near phillipsberg in the southwestern part of the state. it pulled trees out of the ground. there nor reports of injuries as of now. millville air show continues today in cumberland county. if you weren't there yesterday , here's what you missed out on. the show is a fundraiser for millville army airfield museum twenty to 30,000 people are expected to attend two day event, u.s. navy blue angels are main event. this is their own stop in new jersey this year, the show runs from 9:00 until 5:00 this afternoon, at the millville airport. matt, it looks like a good day. >> it does. we had a great day yesterday. sun, cloud mixing together today. we are waking up to a little

bit of fog across areas north and west of the city. take a lot broad headville area you can see sun out and that is good news if you are waking up to fog, maybe out near lancaster, sun out and that will help burn off this fog sooner rather than later. temperatures 58 degrees. so we are already seeing temperatures rise quickly again, because, that sunnies break go through the morning cloud cover. while this is visibility issues west and then north of the city here in center city back down toward the beach it is a great start to the day. storm scan three showing all of that shower, thunderstorm activity down to the south that is what jan was just talking about that system that pushed through missouri, arkansas and portions of northern mississippi anal bam as well. lots of thunderstorm activity still getting reports of the possibility of severe weather as this system continues to push southward but we will be watching as the northern half of that system tracks a little bit east and that could give us a chance for maybe a shower , isolated thunder as we

go through night tonight and tomorrow morning in the delaware valley. right now across philadelphia and surrounding area a relatively nice start to the day, a few high cloud but that is bit. getting a look at future weather we are seeing sun and included throughout the afternoon in the just philadelphia and poconos but shore points as well as we get through nighttime hours tonight, still not a whole lot going on by 5:00 o'clock tonight, maybe a few spotty showers isolated rumble of thunder cannot be completely ruled out in the poconos later portions of the afternoon and evening but if we see any precipitation it is mess likely a rain shower and it will be confined it looks like for the most part to areas north of philadelphia now as we go through the night time hours tonight showers develop along the shore points, maybe a stray shower, for us here in center city after about midnight or so and then once we get into really the mid morning hours on monday that is when showers and thunderstorms will push through center city and push through the delaware valley leaving us on machine afternoon, with chances for some sunshine, in the afternoon, and then maybe a

few stray spotty rain showers but overall it looks like most of the afternoon hours on monday will be dry. going to the phillies game today 1:35, 73 degrees, not a bad day to be at the ballpark maybe a mixture of sun and included out there high temperature this afternoon 75 degrees,ing with the overnight low tonight staying mild at 61 with those showers and thunder. rolling into the seven day forecast, 80 degrees for memorandum california day. eighty-two on tuesday as folks head back to work with the chance for shower or thunderstorm in the second half of the afternoon and then dry, jan, wednesday and thursday. >> matt, thank you. it is now 7:18. time to see how traffic is moving along out there with amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> traffic is moving along quite well as you can see we are taking a live look at 42 freeway in new jersey, despite all of the holiday travelers we are looking good out there and shaping up to be a beautiful morning for a sunday drive or head down the shore. if you are already at the shore here's construction that

may cause a headache for you ocean drive is closed on towns end inland bridge due to bridge repairs between sea isle city and avalon your alternate is avalon boulevard. taking a live look at the blue route near 76 we have got sun glare so wear those sunglasses on the way out the door this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler new back to you. every 40 seconds someone in the i had has a stroke, on the cbs-3 healthwatch this morning may is stroke aware ness month and the american heart association is working to raise awareness and save lives. health reporter stephanie stahl has the story of the stroke patient from bucks county who says that she's lucky to be a live. >> reporter: hand washing can be tricky for 31 year-old christie fleming, she cannot feel hot or cold and whole left side of her body is weak, so is her memory, all symptoms from the stroke that she had last year. >> you would think, stroke or heart attack is in a older person not a 30 year-old.

>> reporter: warminster office manager said it happened out of no where first her arm went numb and then her whole body. >> it was terrifying. my life was flashing before my eyes i inadequacies clue what was happening. >> reporter: fortunately she got quick treatment with the c lot busting drugs. >> these are different strokes with three different causes. >> reporter: doctor lenner assays 80 percent of strokes caused by a blood clot in the brain and while strokes usually happened to older people, those with risk factors like heart disease in one is immune. >> stroke is one of the leading causes of disability and mortality in the country. >> reporter: hoping to reverse that american heart association launched a campaign called fast to educate people about strokes. f is for face. strokes cause weakness, numbness in the face and arm which can be weak or number. s is speech, often affect by a stroke, and the t stand for time. >> the opportunity to treat

that stroke is limited by time , and the quicker more quickly we get to a hospital, the better chance we have of surviving with a little disability as possible. >> reporter: christie has trouble tasting food another stroke side effect but she feels lucky to have survived and learned an perfect lesson. >> they can happen to anyone at anytime. >> reporter: doctors say christie did exactly the right thing when she started feeling those strange symptoms, she acted fast and then called 911 i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is still ahead here on "eyewitness news", if you decided to stay home for the holiday how you spend memorial day the top five things people will be doing tomorrow to kick off the summer season. plus imagine finding a ring you had lost 40 years ago that is what happened to a woman who who a class ring down the shore the incredible story of how that ring made it

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who but not found -- who but now found after more than four decade a local woman re united with a piece of jewelry she never thought she would see again, her class ring lost down the shore recently showed up in the mail "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has the story from springfield, delaware county. >> i loved this ring. i did. >> reporter: piece of her past long gone or so she thought never forgotten, it showed up 42 years later. it was summer of 75 and peggy defrances can contact removed her loose fitting cardinal o'hara class ring. >> i laid it on my towel and went in the ocean. we were at forty-seventh and sea isle on the beach. >> reporter: last time that she saw it until this week, message was sent to her face book account. >> it was from this gentlemen, bj hogan who said asked me if i was peggy defrancheska from the class of 75. i said i what the. he is a i had we found your ring. i said in way. >> reporter: this is bj hogan. >> i went to social media

looked her up at facebook. >> reporter: football coach at o'hara said weeks ago this an zooming envelope arrived. >> opened it up, and there were just no note, there was nothing in there just a class ring. >> reporter: for peggy a haverford high teacher the ring was so special that she thought about having it remade >> i really thought, toyed with the idea of purchasing it my parents bought this for me. back then, $50 for a ring was a lot of money. >> reporter: ring brought back memories of good times. >> i think because i loved high school so much. i had such a good time. i really did have too much fun but that is another story. >> reporter: now mystery persists, and peggy says she wrote a thank you net to the return address, the ring came from. >> the mystery is like 42 years where was this ring. i wish i knew this story. i really do i want this story. >> reporter: we did stop by the homilies ted at that home address in sellersville. man who came, declined to comment and said he really did not want to talk about the story, so the intrigue goes on

in springfield township outside cardinal o'hara joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". do i love a good mystery though. we are continuing to follow breaking news out of north philadelphia this morning, a fire send at least one person to the hospital, and what we're hearing from neighbors, next up. pennsylvania state police have a warning this morning they want the way they say scammers are trying to use their name to take money out of your wallet, matt. no mystery that we like to have nice weather for a holiday weekend and we luck out so far, we do have a few showers in the mix, for maybe the end of our memorial day weekend and i will give you those shower chance's the break.

good morning everyone i'm jan carabao, let get right to the forecast with meteorologist matt peterson on the cbs-3 sky deck, hi there, matt. >> reporter: we're waking up this morning mild temperatures , a muggy feel though out here on the sky deck so be prepared for that as we step out earlier this morning. temperatures 60's for the most part and moving east down toward shore points we're at 64 in philadelphia. sixty-three in dover. some 50's still off to the north. reading at 56.

allentown at 56. if you head down the shore if that is where you are, sea breeze will keep things cooler but right now we are in the lower 60's all the way down the coastline. we are in the 70's and 80's but a few showers in the forecast for memorial day as well breaking it down in a bit >> matt, thank you. updating our breaking news this morning, two row homes go up in flames in north philadelphia, sending at least one person to the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live near the scene with an update, good morning, anita? >> reporter: good morning, jan we have learn that three people have died in this fire on north sixth street and westmontmont avenue. we are actually here with philadelphia fire commissioner adam tiehl who will give us more detail about what happened this morning, good morning, commissioner can you describe a little bit more about what happened. >> well, philadelphia fire department dispatched at 4:42 to what came, all hand fire, so very serious fire.

companies arrived on the scene one of our ladder companies was able to rescue an occupant despite the very heavy and dangerous fire conditions. unfortunately that occupant a child expired at hahnemann hospital, despite best efforts of our fire fighters and medics, we're still, we have a couple occupants unaccounted for so what is what we are doing behind us we are doing secondary search to attempt to find those occupants unaccounted for. we don't know what their status is. again, very difficult fire fight, incredible job by our fire fighters and medics but unfortunately sometimes despite our best efforts it is just too late. i think that highlights why we talk we need everybody involved in the fire safety and fire prevention and please make sure you have working smoke alarms on every floor of your house. if you don't have them, can't afford them, 311 we will be out or one of our partners will be out. another tragic weekend for us in the philadelphia fire

department. >> reporter: definitely a tragic morning. you said earl their some people are unaccounted for. philadelphia police department was saying three people died can you confirm how many fatalities. >> i can't confirm. that to be clear, we were dispatched at 4:42 this morning. companies arrived very quickly this was all hand, and we had additional units on this job. very difficult, very challenging fire. a lot of fire in this occupancy. despite the fact that the fire has been under control for more than an her we are still dousing hot spots inside while we do secondary search. despite heroic efforts of the ladder co we were able to bring a child out of the building but that child expired. we still have two occupants unaccounted for. we are conducting behind a very dangerous operation to go in and see if we can account for those folks who are still, missing, ultimately this fire right now we have 30 apparatus , vehicles, units on the scene and almost a hundred perrinelle so a very difficult

morning for us and incredible job by our folks but we need everybody to help us out and remember fire is everyone's fight. despite our best efforts and again these folks are the best in the world sometimes it is just too late and it is very sad, tragic and it hurts for us. it hurts for our entire community. >> thank you very much, commissioner. again, you just heard an update from fire commissioner adam tiehl. we will remain here to receive more details and we will bring you latest as soon as we have it on cbs philly.com and on air. live from north philadelphia, anita oh for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> we will let you get back there, a neat, thanks for that update. meantime this morning president trump is back in the united states and met with growing controversy, the president's advisor and son in law jared kushner is under investigation for his possible dealings with russia. cbs news correspondent earl barnett has latest from the white house. >> he is so great. if you cannot produce peace in

the middle east, nobody can. >> reporter: speaking on the eve of his inauguration, president-elect jared trump praised his 36 year-old son in law and advisor jared kushner. kushner a core pillar of the trump's inner circle had been operating a a conduit between president trump and foreign officials during the campaign. routers is reporting at least three previously undisclosed contacts at that time between kushner and russian ambassador sergei kissly act. he he was interested in a back channel communications with the kremlin. fbi is scrutinizing his contact but has not accused him of wrongdoing a machining communications is a december meeting with the russian ambassador and a follow-up with surgeon gorecov a chairman of the veb that bank has been currently sanctioned by the united states. democrats like california's ted liu now want the president 's trusted advisor punish.

>> he is in a compromisable position and he need to have his security clearance suspended. >> reporter: in a statement responding to the routers report his attorney said quote mr. kushner participated in thousands of calls, in this time period and he has no recollections of the calls described. >> jared kushner's lawyer says they have requested dates of the alleged undisclosed russian contact so they can investigate. former fbi director james come y who has agreed to testify in front of the senate intelligence committee is coordinating when to do so. earl barnett, cbs news, washington. this morning britain has lowered its terror threat level from critical to severe, meanwhile, greater manchester police released a picture showing the suspected manchester bomber. investigators say this is salman abedi the night of an attack heading in an apartment in downtown manchester. that apartment may be where the bomb was put together, abedi detonated device monday night after an ariana grande

concert, 22 people were killed new this morning, philadelphia police are trying to figure out what cause aid fatal shooting in the wynfield section of philadelphia police say a man was being chased when he was shot and killed. it appears it happened at north wilton and heston streets around 2:00 this morning. police rush the victim to the hospital where he was pronounced dead, investigators are checking nearby surveillance camera in hopes of finding the suspect. over in new jersey, now, a pedestrian is hit by a vehicle in willingboro township. this happened around 11:00 o'clock last night on south john f. kennedy way. police rush the victim to the hospital but is there no word on how this victim is doing this morning and unclear whether or not the vehicle stayed on the scene, and investigation is now underway. pennsylvania state police have a warning, they say you should watch for what are called, spoof calls, state police said someone recently received two calls that appeared to come from a pennsylvania state police station. when a person pick up, someone on the other end said the

person had to pay the irs rather $8,000, the person refused, and if you get a call like this, state police say you should not disclose personal information or send money. well, a security scare at a maryland airport how a car crash caused alarm at an airport on one of the busiest travel days of the year. big question now on the mind of investigators. and a fire destroys a family's home just days after moving in what police say caused this fire. thinks a live look at center city from our spring garden studios watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday

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police arrested a driver. this crash happened at baltimore/washington international airport yesterday afternoon. officials say that the suspect rammed its vehicle through a security gate there but they are not sure why he dit. passengers were just feet away at the time of the crash, thankfully no one was hurt. investigators say crash is not terrorism-related. this isn't the first time these gadgets have been in the news for gusting high tech hoverboard is blamed for starting a fire that damaged a home in kansas. thirteen year-old jordan donaldson of topeka, kansas say they were playing with the device but left it in the garage to charge. hoverboard sparked and then quickly went up in flames. >> really scary, we were lucky it wasn't in the basement or living room. >> the house, extensive damage

as you can see, the garage is pretty well gutted out and we have heat, smoke throughout the rest of the house. >> last year 11 different brand of the toy were recalled after nearly 100 reports of the burns, property damaged caused by fires resulting from over heated batteries, thankfully no one was hurt in this particular instant. switching to weather, better news, today, right. >> we are looking at sunshine here this morning, jan, we did have fog, that has developed, out in the lancaster reading area, to start out this sunday morning but good news is we really will be looking at a dry sunday especially during daylight hours even though precipitation could come in later on. our eyewitness weather watchers there a few up this morning talking about temperatures that are 50's and 60's across the area but wanted to talk about great pictures that our weather watchers sent in this morning, got a couple in from phil to start out the day of the

sunrise, a great within here, sun through the trees, a wonderful way to start out our sunday and then, of course, it is memorial day weekend and we are thinking about those who gave the ultimate sacrifice so we are able to have a great time here, over the week to have barbecues and can't forget that. we want to show our american flag this morning as well. of course, we had fog to start off the day. this came from ed out in central, new jersey that if you go was out there in chesterfield. he also showed us a wonderful picture of the calm morning with an american flag just sitting still, as again we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. as we look at our boardwalk camera we are getting down to the end of the weekend or almost end of the weekend but still a couple days left where you can hang out down at the beach. this is rehoboth boardwalk this morning not too much folks on the actual beach just yet but we do have plenty of people already walking, some people getting their exercise, running outside to start ought this sunday and we are seeing good amount of sunshine maybe

hazy sunshine early on with you it will be a very nice afternoon with again a mix of sun, cloud, temperatures cooler then what we might like but they will still be good. temperatures right now 60's for the most part 62 wilmington. back toward wildwood, 56 in allentown and we have a little bit of the limited visibility lancaster reading temperatures in the higher 50's. fifty-eight in reading. fifty-nine toward lancaster a cross the entire shore we want to show you this because we have on shore flow. we have a sea breeze. temperatures feeling good, we are in the lower 60's, that easterly flow off the cool ocean will keep our temperatures down, through the afternoon. storm scan three strong showers and thunderstorms down to our south in the southeastern part of the u.s. and that will stay down there but area of low pressure will come moving through late tonight and into our monday with a weak front as well, giving us some showers, isolated thunderstorm chance tonight and into tomorrow morning but overall it looks

like monday afternoon should be good. sun, cloud for our sunday, those thunderstorms slide through tonight and 80's and drying out through the afternoon hours tonight. jersey shore 36 today. seventy-nine tomorrow. morning showers on our monday. looking at our seven day forecast 80 degrees for our high on monday here in the city, up to 82 with the shower there late in the day on tuesday and then drying out for our wednesday, and thursday. you do you love watching weather. it can be featured like we just did by becoming an eyewitness weather watchers by signing up at cbs philly.com/ watchers. >> okay, matt, thank you. 7:45 now. time to check road and highways lets check the amanda muhler with cbs-3 traffic center. >> good morning, jan. we are looking at i-95 in delaware we are seeing volume on the roadways. majors looking g mass transit looking g however, driving through the city there are a couple things to watch out for , as you mentioned there is fire department activity in north philadelphia on sixth street and montgomery avenue,

equipment still on the scene through will need to go around avoiding the area is your best bet n olde city third street is closed between walnut and chestnut street that is due to a water main break, your alternate there are fifth or seventh street. already at the shore there has been construction that may cause an headache ocean drive closed on towns event inlet bridge due to emergency bridge repairs between sea isle and avalon your alternate there is avalon boulevard. looking live at the blue route near schuylkill, wet traffic day so far, in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler new back to you. well, phillies reigns championship team tries to hold on to a winning streak. the phillies, remember a legend. here's leslie van arsdal with "eyewitness sports". >> reporter: zach eflin on the mound for philadelphia is begins red in the series finally, fightins will try for second time this week to win back to back games. they have not done that in over a in and win a series for the first time since april 27th. the phillies honored hall of

famer jim bunning who passed away friday following a stroke he was 85. phillies trailing two to nothing in their half of the first inning, sees an hernandez going deep in the right field stand, his fourth lead off home run and phillies trailed two-one. second inning michael saunders hits a towering fly ball that went in the second deck in right and number six of the year and we are all tied up. third inning, tommy joseph who is batting .321 this month t's off on this pitch sending it in the left field stand his eighth home run of the year w that phillies take the lead. then in the sixth, scooter janet line drive in the right field corner off jared eickoff that will score eugene suarez and the red tie the game. it stayed that way until the ninth tommy joseph coming up big again, a single up the middle, aaron all tear scores the game winning run. joseph's second walk off hit of the week. phillies win four-three. >> tommy joseph, he has been coming up big in big situations and coming through

for us. it wouldn't have happened if altherr was not head up and advanced on that ball in the dirt. that was huge, obviously. good day. maybe i should have a meeting every night. >> we know what we're capable of. we have a great team. we are playing great as a team we were able to show that today. >> eagles have the holiday weekend off they will resume otas on tuesday at novacare complex. last month eagles picked derek barnett in the first round of the draft. bird hoped that the university of tennessee stand out will bring pressure off the edge, he broke reggie white's sack record at tennessee and derek has been on the field for a few days but brandon graham likes what he sees from the rookie. >> i'm happy we need help on the line because we have a good rotation, we like to play , eight to nine guys in the game so definitely will help. i see his skill set is definitely, you know, he can definitely get around those tackles and now it is all

about working on his technique and just getting them to do exactly what the coach wants him to do. >> to arena fat ball reigning champion soul on the road playing washington valor. soul with the lead under a minute left washington with the pitch at plate and ran tonight from 2-yard out. valor trailed by a point. now the snap on the extra point bad so they make the tackle held on to the 48-47 victory. the soul have not lost a game in almost a calendar year. to the pitch, union on the road facing real salt lake, union with the four game winning streak, in score in the 36th minute, nice pass in the box and pillata scores to give real salt lake the lead. they will end the four game winning streak one to nothing the final. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this week pet project, we will check in on this little guy hoist

getting special care at pspca plus the results of the contest to name him we will be right back.

our favorite time of the morning and all week. >> thank you for that. >> we're missing somebody. >> where is our friend. >> adoptable dogs at pennsylvania spca, so today we will talk about a donkey, and horses, and bigger animals which we could not have on set we figured we would let the dog sleep in on a sunday morning, like aim sure every so often would you like to.

this is dorothy. all in long. we have been telling but georgey's mother was rescued by humane law from the pennsylvania spca and that was months ago. it turns out, saidi the boro the donkey was pregnant with this little angel who was born and isn't he darling? he was name, georgeie after an on line contest by pennsylvania spca. the name won by three votes out of 500, $4,000 was raised and this babe need strad care because he came from a lot of neglect or at least his mother did because she was abandoned and starving with other animals in hunterdon county, in pennsylvania. pennsylvania spca took her in and then ended up with little georgee who needed blood transfusions because of his mother's earlier neglect and care. he has been adopted. he is doing just great. >> good. >> mothedder will be available for adoption once she no longer need, you know, to be around georgei so much.

>> i love happy endings. >> i do too. >> what you might not necessity and thinks 150th anniversary of the pennsylvania spca saving animals all those years. as you pointed out when we were talking about this during the break that they started out by rescuing horses. >> i had no idea. >> now over last five years or so i would say they have rescued over 100 horses. >> incredible. >> they have got some there in protective custody but we would show you pictures but we're not allowed to but these come in from abuse and neglect there is a center in danville, that is where we have got horses and where if you feel like helping out, obviously, the pennsylvania spca is 100 percent funded, by us, by you, me and people at home. we have no government funning at all. there is so many cases of cruelty for dogs, cats, horses and other farm animals and humane law enforcement. that is why we need funding. is there a program called funding our philly. that fixes up some of the sections in danville where we

have more of the horsees there >> how do people donate then, can they go on line. >> i wish they would, if you have got a thinking bit get to the spca.org web site. on than site you can browse at adoptable dogs, cats, find out ways to volunteer, you have got all sorts of training tips and behavior tips and how you can get involved, and maybe foster and that sort of thing, spend some people, spca.org. it is hard walking in because you see those eyes and just like, you want to take them all. you end up not taking any home so it is important, that you may be check them out, do your research. >> dowry search. >> check them out on line and then get down and say you know what you have got a couple i want to show you, that we have got their pictures, upright now. take a look at this cat. new this cat is just great. this is heatmiser. >> i knowy love that hair color who dit. a five-year old domestic short

hair orange cat 13-pound rescued with several cats in december. he was abandoned. now this cat, loves, everybody he is a shelter favorite. everybody thinks that cat is phenomenal. that is a ready to go in the home cat and ask for heatmiser >> are you interested in a dog how about ramona a five-year old gray pit mix pulled from the city shelter. she's sweetest girl in the entire world. nobody can figure out why she has still been there very well mannered, polite. look for ramona. and fisell loves playing with children and dogs, very quiet except when snoring. >> of course. >> he is good with his house training. he loves playing with his toys and that seniority of thing. they are opened today but in the tomorrow. >> good, okay. >> but check them out, head down today. >> check out any animals at p spca at 350 erie avenue

headquarters saturday, sunday 10 to five. machine through friday, one to 8:00. contact the organization for more information and check out the web site. >> and next week we will be back with pets and talking about allergies, and pets. >> good timing. >> kid, and animals. >> all right, carroll. thanks. love seeing ya. see you next week. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what we have coming up at 8:00. he could sing the blues because he loved them, we will look back at the career of greg allman. >> so they move, they swisel they do things that they have never seen before. >> they do cherished vintage fun tane springs back to life, meisha johnson goes on a dream drive to long wood gardens in our next hour. we will be right

smoke a fire from the north philadelphia row home and a child has died. he has had two successful careers one on capitol hill but philly fans remember him on the pitchers mound this morning we will remember jim bunning and why he meant so much to philadelphia. and america shows its true colors as it honors the fallen , this memorial day weekend. today is sunday may 28th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. lets get right over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast, good sunday morning, matt, lot of sun on tap. >> especially in the morning we have seen plenty of it. we did have some fog in the