morning, how long will it last though? here's meteorologist matt peterson with the forecast, good morning, matt. how are we looking. >> we are looking great, but we will be kind of cooling things down a little bit this week. we are also going to be clouding things up a little bit as we go through rest of the afternoon and this evening so soak up this early morning sunshine if you can because it will be limited as we get later on in the day. storm scan three showing you cloud cover already moving into area up in the lehigh valley, poconos getting some of that cloud cover here early this morning, a few kind of returns there on the radar actually near mount pocono, very, very light returns so it doesn't look like that is even reaching the ground at this point but if it is, it is light, definitely not a rainy start to the day anywhere. but those bright whites are starting to move into berks county backup in northampton county as well, lehigh county, that upper level moisture working its way in and we will watch increasing included

cover across the delaware valley as we get through rest of the morning and afternoon. you see showers still well north of i80, probably staying north of i80 most of the day and poconos could get a shower we could see a stray sprinkle but our chances are relatively low. temperatures 60's as we head into philadelphia and east, and 50's for us in reading, allentown and poconos. temperatures giving way to calm wind, we will also watch for temperatures this afternoon to peak probably around 80-degree mark or so and then cooler wet they are week. we will talk about tonight a bit. >> thanks, matt. british prime minister teresa may say thursday elections will move forward as planned despite yesterday's terror attacks in london. here's what we know about those attacks. they began last night just after 10:00 o'clock london time, a van crashed in the pedestrians on the famous london bridge, the three men got out, start add tacking restaurant goers with knives

at a their by boro market. they were shot dead by police within eight minutes of the attack. seven victims have died, at lee 48 others are hurt, some people hospitalized are now in critical condition, and police say that the three attackers were wearing fake bomb vests to insight panic, prime minister may say campaigning will resume tomorrow and that the general election is taking place on thursday, correspondent riley carlson is in london with more. >> our country fell victim to a brutal terror attack once again. >> reporter: just after 10:00 p.m. on the busy streets of london heavily armed police officers swarmed london bridge area. police say a white van caused panic as it struck people leaving bodies lying in the roadway. then police say that the suspects ran to boro market a popular night life spot and stabbed patrons inside restaurants. >> all three were wearing what appears to be explosive vests. >> but police have established that this was fake and wore

only to spread panic and fear. >> reporter: many for the off attackers using chairs, and bottles. >> many, many people risked their own safety to help others, and to treat those seriously injured and indeed to confront the suspect involved. >> reporter: others hid behind tables and in bathrooms or ran to safety. >> i just heard like police, riot, conn troll, you know, direct order. >> reporter: armed officers responded, killing three suspected terrorist. >> our officers confronted the suspect and brought this terrible incident to a conclusion within eight minutes. it is clear that the courage of those people during and following the attack was extraordinary, and i pay tribute to all of them. >> reporter: in london riley carlson for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". terror attack came on the night before ariana grand day set to give a benefit concert for victims of the manchester bombing. singer tweeted praying for london, earlier she surprised some young victims of the last month attack by visiting them in the hospital. twenty-two people were killed in the manchester attack, proceed from the concert will be used to help victims. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the terror attack, in london, when we are not on air our coverage is on line at cbs philly.com and cbs local app. back here at home this morning and new this morning a man is dead after gunfire on a west philadelphia street corner, police say a 24 year-old man was shot twice in the back at 56th and market street and investigators say injured man walk in the pizza shop where people inside transported him to the fire station for help. he was pronounced dead on arrival at a local hospital. police are looking for gunman and motive after a shooting in north philadelphia , two minaj 41 and 42 were shot near lawrence and

dauphin this morning. both are in stable condition. well, man accused of stabbing philadelphia city councilman david oh is expected to appear before a judge soon. twenty-four year-old sean yar bray is charged with a penaltied murder and aggravated assault. he stabbed councilman oh during an attempted robbery wednesday night. warrant was issued for yarbray arrest friday night and turned himself in yesterday morning. councilman oh said he helped police identify yarbray as a suspect. chester township police are investigating death of the toddler. three-year old little boy found a gun inside his own home and accidentally shot himself. "eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves picks up the story. >> reporter: delaware county community rocked as medical examiner removed body of the three-year eld boy from his home. >> my dog woke me up when i came outside, stretch inner my driveway. >> reporter: stephen pots next door neighbor of the toddler who died, adolphus adams the

great grandfather. >> he is a child. a baby, you know what i mean. he had so much potential. i don't know, it is just, it is just no word here. >> reporter: great grandfather struggling to find word to express the pain everyone here is feeling. >> i cannot say anything i'm not sure what happened here, you know what i mean. i know he is gone. >> reporter: police were called to the home of the ther of the three-year oldnd 3: told them her son got 9-mlimetee second floor bedroom of the gun it went off, he shot and emergency responders ultimately, pronounced him scen. >> it is terrible that a. >> the gun was under the bed, anchild would be able to get, gain bed. inveeporter: police tell thaws igation they are still

trying to determine if the 9- as how the tn to it. search is the investigation, in the cbs-3 sat center, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in delaware county marple township now suv struck and killed a woman on the 300 block of suspect boulevard on saturday morning. investigators say woman was crossing central boulevard when the vehicle hit her, her name has not been released, driver did stay on the scene and is cooperating with the police. investigators want to know what caused this house fire in montgomery county, fire fighters got the call around 9:00 yesterday morning to a burning house, on the 600 block of sixth avenue in upper providence, one person was injured. crowd gathered in philadelphia as part of the nationwide march for truth rally, many held signs on the ben franklin parkway there they wanted an independent investigation into alleged collusion between russia an president trump's 2016

campaign. pennsylvania congressman dwight evans used the occasion to celebrate the resistance movement against the trump administration, and he urge the crowd to stay involved for the long hall. others held rallies both for and against president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate agreement as wendy gilette reports trump administration is putting out message that the president does believe in climate change >> reporter: u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley is making clear how president trump views climate change. >> he believes climate is changing and he believes pollutants are part of the equation. >> reporter: haley clarified president's and are in an interview airing sunday on cbs face the nation. friday white house press secretary sean spicer and head of the environmental protects agency, both deflected, questions about the president 's views, on the climate change following his decision to pull out of the climate agreement. >> i have in the had an opportunity to have that

discussion. >> reporter: supporters of the move held a rally outside the white house. >> we have to think about america and what we're doing and in the just go along with everybody else because they say we should. >> reporter: those opposed to the president's policies held american 100 protestness cities around the world demanding a full investigation into what connections the trump team had with russia we are trying to send signals to our elect official that is thinks important to us. >> reporter: investigation will be back in the spotlight next week when former fbi director james comey is scheduled to testify before congress. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you can see more john dickerson's interview with u.n. ambassador haley coming own cbs face the nation airing at 10:30 right here on cbs 36789 we will get a live preview of the broadcast when we talk with john in 30 minutes. phillies legend and inform u.s. senator jim bunning has been laid to rest in his native kentucky. hundreds attend his funeral in

covington, bunning won 224 games and 17 year major league career. on fathers day 1964 right-hand er pitched a perfect game against new york mets. bunning is only baseball hall of famer to have ever served in congress, bunning indict last week from complexions of a stroke and he was 85 years old. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning historic steps for philadelphia police department the first when it comes to bike training for their officers. our stephanie stahl shows what it is making it so unique. >> new hot spot on the main line and when we say hot we mean it, restaurant where spicy dishes rule coming up in today's taste with tori report straight

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those are bike police instructors showing their stuff riding down art museum steps. they are training newly sworn in office hours just graduated from the police academy. >> you have to be in good physical shape because today we are riding about 30 miles and you need to be coordinated as well because we do maneuvers with the bike. >> reporter: learning how to ride in tight spaces is what they might to have to do navigating through crowd and they have practiced emergency dismounts and suspect take downs. >> it is historic this is first time that we're ever having a class just graduate academy go through bike training. >> thirty office hours volunteered for bike patrols started this days session up in the northe and rode to the art museum. >> it ace lieutenant of work. >> they are required to have good cardio levels. >> reporter: shawna lee is excited about staying fit on bike patrol. she has been focusing on breathing techniques staying

hydrated and eating a healthy diet. >> it goodies that the police department is doing this because it is keeping our bodies younger and stronger for long hall report report bike training covers safety, endurance, balance drills and off road trails so these rookies on two wheels will be ready for anything that they encounter on the streets of philadelphia. >> these officers will be able to engage directly with the community, build relationships >> reporter: of the police department's 6,000 officers, 250 are bike trained and assigned to patrol various neighborhood around the city. they are heavily used during special events. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pretty impressive coming downstairs there, right. >> i think when they were in that little rectangle and could not touch cones that looked cool. >> takes some skill. >> bike ride today. >> early. >> early in the day take bike out. sunshine out here this morning , feels great but we will see included cover moving in as we go through kind of the later morning and afternoon hours as well, so,

again, sunshine is going to be nice, early on if you want to get out, better to do so earlier rather than later because cloud cover comes in it is still warm this afternoon, temperatures still going to be above average. probably up to 80 degrees, maybe even above that in a couple spots but then couple spotty showers are a possibility as well, most of the showers if we do see it today been in the northern half of the area we will be looking for out toward poconos not a whole lot of precipitation here in the delaware valley or back into south jersey but stray shower cannot be completely ruled out better chance will be north of the city. taking a look in bernville this morning already starting to see some of that included cover coming in. 54 degrees right now in the bernville area again included cover already thickening up to our north and that is again starting to move its way a little bit clothier here in philadelphia but overall we will still see a mixture of sun and cloud through most of the daytime hours today. by lunchtime showers are air possibility to our north, see a stray sprinkle trying to

form around allentown but philadelphia and area east we are dry, that is theme that continues all the way through afternoon and edge hours as we will, again, maybe a stray very light shower, from philadelphia to surrounding pennsylvania suburbs and back down into new jersey and delaware better chance still north of i80 for our showers and tout toward poconos. through evening and overnight tonight mostly cloudy skies, spotty shower not completely ruled out for overnight hours tonight. monday morning we will be driving to work as we kick off another workweek, it doesn't look too bad of a drive to work. stray shower not ruled out but not a wash out of the morning so no real problems. it doesn't look like we should have any weather related problems tomorrow morning on our drive to work. as we get through afternoon hours those showers, spotty thunderstorm activity does fire up once we get pennsylvania lunchtime or so on our monday, heading in to 3:00 in the afternoon still looking for again that spotty showers and thunderstorm activity but what we are watching for here is out toward poconos in the

afternoon pushing in the evening hours a bit more of the sustained line of showers and thunderstorms starts to develop that could give us gusty wind as we head late in the afternoon and also some locally heavy rainfall as well later in the day on monday. we are keeping an eye out for their. eighty-two in the afternoon. increasing included cover, again definitely a warm day for us. tonight areas of shower are a possibility. we are mild. 67 degrees. southwest tell lawyer wind at five to 10. looking at that seven day forecast 79 tomorrow with the rain out there, cooler for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, as we stay in the lower zero seven's with a couple of shower chance annes drying things outs and warming up, by friday and next saturday. >> looking forward to that, thanks, matt. time to check the road. lets go over to amanda muhler in the traffic center, hi there amanda. >> taking a live look at schuylkill ate boulevard, beautiful morning, traffic great, i-95, 202, 30 and vine and all routes down the shore are all clear.

willow grove crews are on the scene of the car fire at hunting torque pike, be ready for delays or avoid it all together if you can. in the traffic center i'm amanda muhler back to you. in this that is with tori report vittoria woodill steps in dan/dan restaurant, in devon with a rather peculiar choice of arrangement. behind piping hot walk pan noodles and fragrant flames, dan/dan a place full of flavor where dining roomies split right down middle of radnor township and devon. >> we are always joking we should ask customer would you like to sit in radnor or devon >> reporter: hoist the couple bringing borders together meet husband and wife cat and kevin way. >> our customers are like family. when they enter the restaurant , we get together and enjoy the food, enjoy

drink and conversation. >> we are in the community together. >> reporter: they are doing witt chilly, oil cocktails and plates piled up with authentic cuisine celebrating this couple's proud taiwan routes of chinese and japanese influences. >> we specialize in asian food >> i want to change peoples perception about chinese restaurant is not clean the deck core noise good. >> reporter: no question about that with 100 dishes and 100 flavors to give your pallet a kick or tickle like their specialty dan dan noodles with minced pork. >> sweet, nutty and that kick of spices. i don't want noodle to end. meat sharks rim seven and reg is. >> it feels almost like a stew , that just makes you feel good. very homey comforting and warm >> reporter: spicy dry pepper

chicken. >> we talk about the crunch. these will snap like a pair of chop sticks in your mouth. >> reporter: if you like it hot try their hot sauce, live, whole fish. >> bean sprouts, wow, that fish is just to die for found spices. i like it, thank you. i'm in to it. >> reporter: at dan/can you will go back for more and more >> spices will not stop. um, um, um. >> i would be sweating by end of that meal it looks good though. meisha johnson goes on a dream drive and a preview of cbs sunday morning, interview with singer/song writer roger waters, we will be

founder of one of the most influential groups in rock music, years after roger waters left pink floyd it is still something fans talk about, as he told cbs sunday morning's anthony mason. here's a preview of the interview you will see coming up later on cbs sunday morning >> reporter: for much of may roger waters stage crew was setting up his new show. >> as you can see there is a lot. >> all of your gear. >> yes. >> reporter: working out staging in a vacant arena in the new jersey meadow land. >> basically booked a 20,000 ceta rena just to rehearse. >> yes. >> reporter: his new show, another spectacle. >> in terms of the scale how does this show compare to the wall. >> this is even more complex. >> reporter: the us and them tour kicks off last week in

kansas city, and it may be the seven three-year old musician last laugh. ,. >> do you think this is lath last one. >> i would think so, yeah. >> simply a matter of time, says waters. >> ♪ >> roger waters or going it alone this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. big hollywood names are helping philadelphia film industry fight to keep making movies and tv shows right here in the city, greater philadelphia film office hosted rally at rocky steps yesterday, and they are asking the pennsylvania legislature to increase, the amount of money for film making tax credits in the commonwealth. the current cap is 60 million-dollar, and once that is gone productions will look

at other states with berth incentives. our ukee washington spoke with director m knight sham lon at the rally. >> unaudible. >> critics say pennsylvania is facing a 1 billion-dollar budget deficit and film tax credit program is ways full. >> not quite like this. meisha johnson went to the spot where woodies gold, in this weeks dream drive. there is no mistaken is what inside center for art and wood in olde city. >> every where your eye goes it is just these incredible wood sculptures. >> you have a whole range

range of objects made from artisans all over the world. >> reporter: co founder, collecting what objects in the 1970's and created the center in 1986. part gallery, part museum, part library, part shop. his passion wood turning, carving wood as it spins on the lath. >> every where you turn is there a great object. >> of course this one is stealing the attention right now, what is this? >> this piece is called time standing still, it is actually size of bob scottsdale, his arm lifts up. >> cute. >> there is drawers in here and is there a cab net. >> but so sweet tell us this story. >> made by skip johnson, he has hand. >> cute report. >> when you move them. why don't you try move them. >> cute. >> yes. >> look at him. >> he has a built in squeak, he talks to you. >> he talks to you. >> yes. >> center also has special exhibit like this collection

of historic, contemporary man go board special like tango with a m. >> i said that is a skateboard clearly. >> what they were used for was smoothing out linens. basically they are precursor for an iron. >> where has that kind of detail gone, right? it is cool to walk in like that and actually sea that. >> meisha, close your eyes, take something out, okay, open them up. >> okay. >> i wanted to ask you what is it? circular object, spoken element? well, when you look at the end that are cut what do you see. >> i love that. >> a giraffe. >> that is right. >> it is a tradition that the father would turn them and kid would turn them and shape them , yes. >> makes me think of the larger scheme of life how many things we walk by and never think you flip it, turn it, cut it, what it could turn into. >> that is what is great about every object in our collection

there is a story behind every piece. >> meisha johnson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead in our next half an hour, a second terror attack in two weeks in the uk brings prime minister may to call for tougher to combat terrorism. i'm terry okita with the very latest. rare up close and look at william penn pen statue delicate work it takes restore famous landmark ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday donald tmeet phil murphy,by former goldman sachs bankers. another wall street banker running for governor,

whose firm helped trigger the financial meltdown that put millions out of work and out of their homes. murphy's trying to buy the election, paying off new jersey bosses. my name's john wisniewski, and i'm running for governor of new jersey. john wisniewski, the son of a millwright, who uncovered the bridgegate scandal and exposed chris christie's corruption. the choice -- insider wall street politics or main street, new jersey, values.

good morning, i'm jan carabao. starting the day with blue skies but we're talking about gray in our forecast.

meteorologist matt peterson is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather, some rain on the way, matt, when does ate riff. >> a lit built have rain is on the way but it does not show up really for delaware valley, until later tonight and as we move into our monday but some folks in the lehigh valley to the north could get shower activity, a little later this afternoon. storm scan three showing you cloud cover slowly increasing but outside for many of us in the center city area and back down into new jersey we are looking at still some sunshine for us, cloud are thickening up, further north you go. few light returns showing up on the radar but that precipitation not even reaching the ground, anywhere we see above route 80 that precipitation is reaching ground and we will keep an eye on it as it does move toward poconos through the rest of the morning and in the early afternoon. temperatures out there right now 50's heading north, reading, allentown 54, 57 degrees, looking at 60's here in philadelphia 63. trenton 62.

66 degrees in wildwood. not a bad morning for you down at the shore. here is our hour by hour forecast. up to 66 in center city by end of the our "eyewitness news" this morning n another half an hour we will climb all the way to 82 degrees later this afternoon with increasing included cover and as you said we will be watching for a few showers and unsettled pattern all week long and we will talk about it in a bit. >> in the too happy to day, thanks, matt. this just in uk police say they have arrested 12 people in east london after yesterday 's attack which left seven people dead and at lee 48 others hurt, a van crashed in the pedestrian on london bridge before three men then got out and started stabbing people at nearby boro markets. correspondent terry okita reports from london. >> reporter: the attack unfold ed in central london shortly after 10:00 p.m. on saturday, a van sped across london bridge running down pedestrians on the sidewalk. vehicle stopped near boro market and neighborhood filled

with bars, restaurants and tourist. witnesses say men got out, began stabbing people. >> i just saw people runaway from the market and people lying on the ground and taxi driver and shouting at people to run. >> reporter: armed police officers responded within minutes and shot and killed all three suspects at the scene. photo shows one lying on the ground with canisters strapped to his belt. >> suspects were wearing what looked like explosive vests but they were later established to be hoax. >> reporter: this morning police are combing through area for clues, this was second terrorist attack in england in less than two weeks , last month a suicide bomber killed 22 people at an ariana grande cons inert manchester. in march, a similar attack on london's west minister bridge left five dead. >> the recent attacks are not connected but we believe that we are experiencing a new trend in the threat we face as

terrorism breed terrorism. >> reporter: in a tweet president trump offered u.s. assistance and expressed condolences to the victims in london. president trump wrote quote we need travel ban as an extra layer of safety. terry okita for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police department issued the following statement a about terror in london saying quote we are continuing to monitor the situation in london as always, we will collaborate with our local, state, federal partners to ensure safety of our citizens. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the terror attacks in london when we're not on air we are always on line at cbs philly.com and cbs local app. meantime we are getting our first look at security video showing that the attack on casino in the philippines that shows gunman storming in the resorts world manilla complex on friday and using gasoline to torch gambling tables there. the fire caused cloud of smoke , 37 people were killed by smoke inhalation,

authorities say gunman ran to an adjoining hotel and then killed himself. happening today man accused of stabbing philadelphia city councilman david oh set to appear before a judge. twenty-four year-old sean yar bray turned himself into police yesterday morning. he is charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault. his lawyer say this is a case of mistaken identity. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke to councilman oh after learning his suspected attacker was in custody. >> reporter: yes. >> i feel good. >> reporter: philadelphia councilman david oh is just as upbeat as you can expect from the person as a vickivity of stabbing this week that happened during a robbery attempt ted wednesday night in front of his home in west philadelphia friday night police issued a warrant for his suspect attacker 24 year-old sean yarbray, after police unsuccessfully searched his home, yarbray turned himself in saturday morning. 's glad he turned himself in that means be in got hurt. and that he is cooperating. >> reporter: oh says before being stabbed he got a good look at his attacker and has

little doubt police have the right man. >> the police drove me around pointing out different people and i was happy to say that is not him, that is in the him, that is in the him. but when i saw this photograph , i said, that is him. >> reporter: many philadelphians look at oh attack as evidence that the city has improvement to make address being crime and underlying case. oh, amazed many showing up to wt back toso much. >> reporter: neighbor stephanie rresdixon and even happier that oh is neighborhood, and he is from >> reporter: that means a lot to you doesn't i >> reporter: why? >> because you don't find too manyat is support you likes e o. he is r not had an opportunity to see but he had no trouble picking him out o i'm cleve bryan, for news".

bill cosby's sexual montgomn 20an now 78 years old, says the the judge plans to wait until the jury is sworn in before making a final ruling on what evidence could be used during that trial. if convicted cosby could get 150 years in prison. cbs face the nation will be coming your way later this morning, at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. joining us now with the preview live from washington is cws news chief washington correspondent, john dickerson, john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan we have three stories we are tracking this morning, first big one that overnight attack in london, we will have two reports from london on the terrorist attack, and then we will have analysis of what exactry it means from our own fran townsend, who was in the home land security, to george

w. bush and then we will preview next week testimony from fbi director former fbi director james comey who will testify in front of the senate intelligence committee and we will talk to the vice chairman , senator mark warner, top democrat, and then republican, key republican on that committee susan collins, we will asked them what they want to hear from director comey and where that investigation is heading. finally the week that the president pulled out of the paris climate accord we will talk to you. n ambassador nikki haley about the president's decision, what american allies think and we will continue that conversation with nato secretary general stoltzberg about the climate accord and also president trump and his relations with, nato. finally jan, as always we will have reporters around the table to put all that into some kind of perspective. >> a lot to talk about today, important stuff, see new about two hours, thank you. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning anita oh at wizard

worldcom i can con. >> doors are almost offed for wizard worldcom i can can and i'm anita oh and what you can expect here

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and, center for last few days, "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at the, convention center, what will fans get to see today. >> reporter: good morning, jan there is a lot to see i'm not a comic personally did not grow up reading comics but this is a ton of fun and tens of thousands office people have been flocking to the convention center for last four days to check this out and this is last day thaw can do so. so we are very excited to be here with jer may loan of wizard worldcom i can con and what can people expect when they walk through here. >> you didn't go up with comic

s but tens of thousands office people all of them didn't either. it is a celebration of pop culture movies, television, art, and people dressing up in costumes just being themselves and meeting other people who love the same things that they do. >> i love that message. i love this cape you are wearing. is there so much fun stuff for people of all ages. can you talk about the kid aspect as well. >> we sure do we have a kid session that is dedicated with balloon artist and face painters and fun activity for them all day, i wear cape, it is kid 10 and under are free, great opportunity to come out, people love our show. >> you have seen this event, grow over the pennsylvania several years each year there are so many people that keep coming back these exhibitors so what does it mean to be here in philadelphia for this event to be here. >> we are 17 years in philly, our second longest running show, it is a day when we are done with these four days we have accomplished something on the wizard world side but for us we have seen this go from two days, and one hall, to

four days, and almost the entire convention center. so for you will philly is our super bowl. we are excited bit. >> reporter: philly is a super bowl. did he a move here i don't know if he will do this again but you were flying around with that cape on, so all of us will be here throughout the morning and it is so much fun. check it out find all of these details on cbs philly.com. doors will open up at 9:30 on for vip and 10 for general public. live at the convention center i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> it is not comic con without your cape. not the only one out there thanks, anita. still to come, nice outside right now but keep that umbrella close by matt's back to tell us where rain arrives in the eyewitness wet forecast, plus this. 37 feet tall and has a nose size of my head and comes apart in 47 pieces, we have the scoop on once in a decade restoration project for billy

today is national cheese day and we don't need reason to enjoy dare gi news but cheese is produced from the fresh kurd of milk according to the international dairy association and making cheese dates back more than 4,000 years. it is not clear exactly who made first cheese but they, of course, is in big demand. more than one-third of all milk produced each year in the u.s. is made to manufacture cheese. >> so how bit, matt, what kind of cheese sandwich do you have today. >> grilled cheese, grilled cheese with tomato soup. >> perfect lunch. >> takes you back to middle school. >> i agree. >> yes. >> but we got to talk about how nice our weather is this morning as well, we have woken up to sunshine across the delaware valley, unfortunately cloud will be sliding on in and our weather watchers, earlier this morning, and, our temperatures, we have an idea

is what going on here in the entire region. we have 60's across present it much all of the area couple 50 's working their way in as well. i wanted to talk about a great picture bill sent in this morning, we did wake up with sunshine across philadelphia area but cloud are starting to filter on in down through philadelphia. so again there it a included cover moving in, thanks, for this wonderful picture where cloud cover has not moved in just yet, that is down the shore, take a look at margate looking great at beach patrol headquarters, and couple folks have at times been walking by, couple things, hanging out there already this morning on the beach though. if you are able to be down the shore go out and enjoy sunshine this morning because included cover will be moving in, later this afternoon. storm scan three our satellite radar showing you that upper level moisture now moving in the lehigh valley, poconos, maybe on the mostly cloudy to even overcast side of things. we had a few late returns there on the radar, good news,

very light, it wasn't even reaching ground that precipitation and then evaporating completely away. north of i80 toward williamsport north of state college getting heavier return there so we are seeing light precipitation north of 80 toward williamsport area. in the poconos, enjoy dry weather why you have it because that precipitation is sliding in by the time we get toward end of the morning toward beginning of the afternoon and for those in the delaware valley and back down to the south ande we will stay dry through most of the day maybe a stray shower has we go late in the evening and overnight tonight as that increasing included cover, un settled pattern through week , low pressure settled to the north and that brings us showers chances and cooler temperatures as well. here is future weather, increasing included cover across the region through the afternoon hours and again, poconos north of i80 best chance of the shower through the afternoon on our sunday, as we get through sunday and

evening time frame here 8:00 o'clock not a whole lot in the way of rain, thunderstorm but still overcast and a few breaks across philadelphia and back down toward the shore and getting a break toward poconos which goodies news. overnight tonight, tomorrow morning doesn't look like weak see too much in the way of rain but spotty showers, in the completely ruled out. our drive to work tomorrow morning not a wash out but if we have backups shouldn't be weather related on monday morning, monday afternoon, shower, thunderstorm activity does fire up though that will last in the just in the morning but not jussie should say in the early afternoon but mid to late afternoon toward evening hours as well. phillies go for series win at 1:35, warm, for our game time temperatures 79 degrees furnishes pitch at 1:35. hopefully they will get win after picking up victory yesterday. eighty-two today, 79 tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast. not a whole lot of sunshine. it would be a surprise on our

monday. cooler, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, as we are in the lower zero seven's. shower chances in the forecast , tuesday, wednesday and thursday as well, the good news for us we will start to dry things out toward end of the next week that area of low pressure slide away, with temperatures backup in the high 70's and 80's and dryer side too. >> something to look forward to, thanks, matt. it is 8:50. time to check road. lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> we are taking a live lah at i-95 at cottman. major looking good. martin lieutenant your king drive is closed for events, mass transit running on time as well. on collins road at fifth avenue knew we have an accident police and emergency services are on the scene here do expect some delays. it looks like traffic is backup, off to the left here. we are taking a live look at ben franklin bridge whether you are heading in the city or down the shore we have a un eventful drive. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler now back to

you, jan. >> thank you. you cannot miss webb like walls of scaffolding restoration of the william penn statue high above city hall is well underway. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has a rare close-up look at what it takes to spruce up the statue. >> rising 500 feet above street level this sculpture of william penn a hollow bronze statue weighing 53-pound pound was due for his once in the decade spa treatment. all of the intricate deck details. >> he looks going out. >> reporter: not to be missed. >> you can see level of detail in the cup. >> charter he carries is exact in detail down to the word, his hand, crafted to precision , but this perch high above city hall, takes its toll. >> the corrosion gets inside of those tiny pits and it gets in there and accelerated cycle >> reporter: every 10 years city contracts with new jersey company moreland studios to clean billy penn from shoe to

brim. a laser is used to clean many pits and crevises and copper surface is heated. >> heating up the surface laos the bronze to absorb wax it is done by hand. >> inch by inch and multiple layers. >> reporter: wind were whipping as we got up close and personal with mr. penn, scaffolding had a slight sway. statue prominent, iconic was put into place piece by piece in 1892, eight bolts hold him down, perhaps the best view of the city, from the top of his hat. >> here's a bit of information for you, insight of billy penn is entirely hallow, you can climb down him, through a system of lathers. inside signature of the men and women hoff work over the years, one of those signatures date back to 1899. >> such a they back if you will from all of those years ago remind workers of the significance and pride of this

landmark. >> it is important for us to do our best to care for these. >> statue that command cities central spot one that has been known to curse our cities professional teams from time to time will have a new shine in a few weeks. >> 125 years from now people will be able to see it, come up. >> with william penn pen i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what a fantastic look at the name us statue. well done, joe. stay with us, we have one final check of the forecast, we

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skies while cloud are still on the thin side here in center sit and areas back through south jersey and delaware as well. at the shore points this morning a great morning for you. we are seeing light returns on the radar, good news that is light as i said not even reaching ground but north of i 80 or if you are traveling north of i80 throughout morning hours it is win i toward williamsport and that precipitation toward poconos and it does look like poconos probably are best bet for showers as we get through late morning and in toward the afternoon hours, today. spotty shower, can't be ruled out toward philadelphia area and areas south still looks like north of the city is where we will look for that precipitation. 82 degrees this afternoon. seventy-nine with the shower or thunderstorm. as we go in monday not the greatest start to the workweek and we are cooler than average once again area of low pressure over region. tuesday, wednesday, thursday in the 70's, again lower 70's way few shower chances. but jan, we will warm up friday 77. next saturday 80 degrees.

back in the forecast. it is always nice when we can see rising temperatures toward end of the week. >> most of today looks good too, soak it up because we might get soak. >> yeah, you know. >> fink of the workweek. >> tomorrow looks like it could be on the wet side. >> that is eye bitterness news for now we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning next, have a great day, everyone. ♪

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