courtroom since the trial began and he joins us live from the montgomery county courthouse in norristown with the day's developments, joe. >> reporter: interesting moments here inside montgomery count i courthouse. andrea constand has spent the day on the stand, defense attorneys, really going after some inconsistencies. attorneys say that they make little, if there is substance, in these inconsistency but what really has emerged out side the courtroom is some stern conduct on the part of the court and light hearted moment bill cosby shared with his assistant. animated bill cosby appears to joke with his assistant outside courtroom where his defense attorneys have been feverishly working to feedback algations that he drugged and sexually assaulted this woman andrea constand. she has now been on the stand for a full day, constand testified cosby gave her three

pills that caused her, to slip in and out of consciousness on a january night in 2004. she said that she awoke to find cosby performing a sex act. defense attorneys seized on phone record showing constand continued to call cosby after the alleged assault. constand's own lawyer says that she had no choice, telling us that she was doing her job as a temple university basketball director because cosby was a school trustee. about her composure on the stand. >> i thought that she was wonderful. she is maintain her cool, i would be out there screaming are you kidding me. >> reporter: since trial started officials at montgomery county courthouse has closely monitored the horde of reporters and, and high profile, glare why allred , after her cell phone rang. court workers ushered her out. cell even if use in the courtroom is banned. local tv news digital producer is now barred from covering the trial after he texted in the courtroom. he apologized at conclusion of

the to hour long contempt hearing. court has issued order of conduct, the judge issued a stern warning wednesday morning, that the sequestered jury was apprehensive about people, possibly lurking around their hotel. and that no one is to take pictures or try to contact jurors. now, as she does every day gloria allred usually speaks to the press. we expect she might explain what led to her getting booted out of the cosby trial. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 more on andrea constand's role in all of this , and what a friend of bill cosby had to say right here on this side, and, in support of him. i'll see new an hour. reporting live in montgomery county, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". former fbi director james comey will testify tomorrow that president trump pressured him about the investigation of possible ties between the trump campaign and russia. according to comey's opening statement that was released to day he will testify that president trump told him, he

expected loyalty. and today the directors of the national security agency and national intelligence agency both refused to answer numberous questions about the investigation and their conversations with the president. >> what is the legal basis for your refusal to testify to this committee. >> aim not sure i have a legal basis but i'm more than willing to sit before this committee and during this investigative process in a closed session. >> the former fbi director confirmed in his statement that he told the president that he was not under investigation. cbs news will carry james comeyes testimony as a special report tomorrow. join charlie rose, nora o'donnell and gayle king at 10:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3 in the meantime president announced replacement for fired fbi director james comey "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brownies live from the cbs-3 sat center with what we know about christopher wray, natasha. >> reporter: good evening, to you. president announced. via twit they are morning

christopher wray is receiving bipartisan support at this point as nominee for the new fbi director position. president trump has select his pick for new fbi director, announcing the news in an early morning tweet. the president tweeted i will be nominating christopher a wray a man of impeccable credentials to be the new director of the fbi, details to follow. there were no further details offered, it comes as a day before the fired former fbi director james comey was to testify. christopher wray is considered a safe main stream pick, a former assistant attorney general overseeing the department of justices criminal division under president george w. bush and he also played a key role in overseeing actions in the war on terror after the 9/11 attacks. he recently served as new jersey governor chris christie 's lawyer during the george washington bridge lane closing investigation. two former christie aid were convicted of plot to go close bridge lanes to punish a democratic mayor who wouldn't endorse christie. governor christie was not

charged in the case. >> he seems like to me he is perfect kind of person, i thought we should have a career person, i think over the fbi, someone with a deep bench of experience. he seems to fit that bill. >> reporter: reaction to wray 's nomination has been pouring in from tri-state area legislators on capitol hill. republican, pennsylvania congressman pat meehan taught ed his work with wray during enron scandal. he issued this statement saying chris wray is a terrific choice by the president to lead the fbi at this critical moment in time. he will bring credibility, credentials and great character to the role, and will earn the respect of the bureau's agents. delaware democratic senator chris coons also issued a statement endorsing christopher wray saying in part i'm encouraged that president trump has nominate sod one with significant federal law enforcement experience, rather than a career in partisan politics. christopher wray currently works in private practice for king and spaulding law firm and graduated couple laud from yale university in 1989, earned his law degree from

yale in 1992. he issued this statement after being nominate today saying quote it ace great honor to be selected by the president to return to the department of justice, as director of the fbi. i look forward to serving the american people, with integrity as the leader of what i know firsthand to be an extraordinary group of men and women hoff dedicated their careers to protecting this country. confirmation hearings for wray will take place we understand in the next two weeks or so. that is very latest for now live from the sat center, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". state department is condemning a pair of terror attacks in iran's capitol. officials say several gunman and suicide bombers targeted the country's parliament while it was in obsession also targeted a shrine to iran's revolutionary leader. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. at least 12 people were killed , including four attackers and dozens more were wounded. well, three people are facing charges tonight following a raid at a chain restaurant on the main line.

it follows a month long investigation in which authorities say, that some employees, sold drugs, to under cover officers. our greg argos has been working on this story all day long and greg, what can you tell us now. >> reporter: i can tell you that this happened around noon lunchtime this afternoon, and, very packed chipotle restaurant. police had their eyes on one of the employees at this restaurant for a week and decided to make an arrest after that employee tried to sell a half pound of marijuana to under cover officers, for $975. now our cameras rolled as 22-year old robert lane was arraigned on numerous drug charges. radnor township police investigators say 24 year-old kadeem was charged was co conspirator. a third person arrested this afternoon. this investigation lasted weeks as court paperworks shows under cover officers bought marijuana from lane, multiple times, as he uses his position inside chipotle as cover. lane's mo we're told, carrying drugs on him inside the

restaurant and making transaction, outside. now the bust as i mentioned happened at height of the lunch, rush hour, tonight at 6:00 we will hear from someone , inside of the restaurant as police, stormed the restaurant hear exactly what he has to say. i will tell you why health officials from the township were inside, hours after the bust happened, that is coming up in just about one hour. for now we are live in radnor township i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". an 11 year-old girl is struck by a train in philadelphia's kingsessing neighborhood. it happened near 56th and grace avenue. police say the girl was walk ago long the track and who her footing, falling in the path of the train. she was dragged for more than 500 feet, before the train came tie stop. she was rushed to children's hospital, in critical condition. the french continues search for suspects in connection with the shooting in wilmington that critically injured a young boy. officers responded to reports of the gunshots on the 700 block ofe sixth street yesterday afternoon. that is where they found a six

year-old boy who had been shot in the head. we're told his mother was hit by broken glass, police tell us that the young boy remains in critical condition. and engineers are expecting the area where a construction fire closed both spans of the delaware memorial bridge and snarled traffic for miles. chopper three captured these images earlier today, delaware river and bay authority officials say that sparks from welding, ignited construction material underneath the bridge about 10:00 o'clock this morning. twin spans were both shut down for hours, but all lanes are now, reopened. well, it is a case that is making national headlines. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" former high school student is on trial for allegedly using text messages to put her boyfriend to commit suicide. it caused him to take his own life. we will take you inside that courtroom. also, a summer heat starts to settle in there is a push for technology that could prevent children from being left in hot cars. find out how it could warn

drivers before the unthinkable happens, lauren. we are seemingly put summer on hold for last couple days but coming back better then ever. i'll let i when to expect sunshine and temperatures in the 80's and 90's in your full forecast after

miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. to make a good school day. takes a lot of pe mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ as we enter the height of the summer is there a new national push to prevent children from being left in hot cars. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on the proposed new legislation aimed at saving lives. >> reporter: came out today, this is legislation that would require cars to be equipped with technology, to alert drivers that someone is in the back seat when the carries turned off? the proposed new law, was un veiled today in washington, by a group of advocates.

>> it is not even that hot yet and already nine children have died after being left in hot cars, this year. >> i have killed my son. i did it. >> miles harrison describing anguish of leaving his son in the car distracted by issues at work. >> children are dying unnecessarily, families are being destroyed unnecessarily. this has got to stop. >> reporter: harrison family was among other advocates and politicianness washington i don't dues the hot cars act of 2017. >> education is important, to make the public aware of the dangers but it must be combined with a technology solution to save the lives of children. >> reporter: legislation would require, cars to be equipped with existing technology to alert drivers that a passenger remains in the back seat when a carries turned off. >> we get into our car and there is a bell, and a whistle

, for just about everything, and we can possibly do wrong, or forget. >> reporter: proposed alert system is aim at reversing a deadly trend, since 1990, 800 children has died from heat stroke in hot cars, an average of 37 a year. experts say that it usually happens to caring parents and people who are stressed and distracted. >> every loving, caring, parent must be realize ago this this disaster could happen to them. >> reporter: now the statement we got from the auto alliance says in part we are concerned about proposals where it takes many years before results are seen. with people keeping cars longer it takes about two decade for technology, to reach, its potential for passenger safety. they say best thing to do is greater public awareness. >> sure, in doubt. >> my gosh. >> yes. >> all right, stephanie, thanks. new research shows eating eggs can be an important part of the some children's diets.

researchers at washington university studied infants in ecuador that were six to nine months old. one group ate eight eggs and one did not. they found babe that is ate eggs increased their weight and length. rates were decrease by half. eggs contained all nine essential amino hazard needed for growth of body tissue and considered a high quality protein. woman in florida giving birth to a big, baby. this is baby girl carli corbett who was born weighing 13-pound, 5-ounces on may fifth in jacksonville. her mother had gestation at diabetes so doctors were expecting a big baby already but they didn't get that she would tip the scales at more than 13-pound. the mother says that she and carli are now resting comfortably, but she's probably done, having children >> look at carli. welcome, indeed. lauren joins us now. welcome. >> we got it. >> how was hump day. >> we got some good news, we're halfway through the week , we have good weather

news but right now it looks like winter outside. >> yeah. >> it feels like fall. i don't know seasons are very confused.ls like fall. they are going through an identity crisis but we are getting it back on track as we look live at center city philadelphia the low cloud and the scene right now temperatures very cool, we're only at 65 degrees. we should be at 80 degrees as far as averages are concerned but this easterly component to our wind flow, bringing in that cooler air, it has held our temperatures down over the last several days. dew point those they have it on the decrease, now in the 40 's, humidity levels feeling comfortable but certainly a cooler start to the month of june after an extremely warm april, we all know a cool may and we're down about an inch, or excuse me a degree and a half for june so far as far as averages are concerned. we will boost that bar on the bar graph, i think as we head in the upcoming weekend with these, numbers, weekend out look we will get to the good stuff saturday, sunshine maybe a stray afternoon thunderstorm 84 degrees, sunny, hot on sunday, up to 90 degrees.

we don't have summer like temperatures but we brought back sunshine across the area and we can see rehoboth beach, people outside on the board as well, soak nothing that sunshine that has been absent over last several days and we can see on satellite imagery a picture of the cloud over last couple of hours. right along the coastline we have seen really nice clearing , same case in the delaware beaches and off to our north, that cloud deck is eroding and it will do so for us over the next several hours so gradual clearing, yes, we might even see the sun before it sets this evening. cool temperatures, hanging on to middle 60's. overnight tonight feeling chilly once again need that extra blanket, mostly clear falling back down to 54 degrees but wind light and variable so not too much wind chill impact. temperatures we are certainly on the much cooler side of average, 66 degrees in trenton sixty-four in ac. sixty-five in dover. as i mentioned dew points have dropped off, muggy damp day yesterday, dew points down about 10 or 15 degrees. we are feeling much more

comfortable humidity wise, feeling awesome, as far as humidity levels are concerned as we head in the day tomorrow we have a big day, alex lemonade stand we are doing a tell-a-thon here at cbs-3 all day. so tune in and also to donate, sunshine, mostly, sunny, pleasant conditions up to 74 degrees. we are still not back to average tomorrow but we're going to get there as we head into friday. forecast highs for tomorrow though feeling much more warm and june-like. 75 degrees in allentown. still cool on the co, 68 in ac , only top at 64 in wildwood but poconos, if you are planning on that hike as we head in the upcoming weekend check this out, spotty thunder shower possible on friday, but saturday is looking beautiful, maybe a very stray thunderstorm in the afternoon so keep an eye to the sky but otherwise, sunshine and 82 degrees if you are heading out camping in the poconos this weekend. check this out any outdoor activities will be looking good for you, weather-wise, 84 i mentioned and as we head into next week, summer is like i'm

gone but back to business lets get up to the 90's. ninety-two on monday and sizzling, low 90's on tuesday. >> i love how you say that, sizzling, all right. still ahead on "eyewitness news" let's play some hoops because this little guy may play for the sixers some day. >> this tiny basketball player makes shot after shot after shot and he is three. we have his story coming up, don. call him baby buckets. kid's great. overcoming adversity pairs for course how one high school golf team allowed series offset backs, for motivation on the green, sports coming up

♪ >> treatment that is striking right cord musicians join doctors and nurses at a montgomery county hospital. coming up iron witness news at 6:00 our stephanie stahl shows us where they are using the healing power of music, and how it works, to tune in

tonight at 6:00. a san francisco is known for sinking basketball shots almost as well as his favorite player steph curry. >> yeah. >> miles is a three-year old golden state warrior super fan has been shooting basketball since his diaper days and he just keeps getting better. keeps getting better. the bank is opened. >> that is how he got so good? miles says, come on now, say it with me, practice. >> practice. >> not i game. >> but practice. >> but practice,. >> you got it. >> how about that. >> you got diapers on you just got to make the most of it. you don't to have get distracted. >> wear the jersey he is a baller. >> we're switching gears from hoops to golf. >> yes. >> all right. >> we will enjoy this one. boogie, san traps and, the rough. there are plenty of obstacles and hazard in the game of golf

but often times they pale in comparison to the game of life there are kid at st. joseph's high school in hammington, new jersey who are coming up aces, and both. >> shortening it up on the back swing. >> reporter: st. joes high school golf coach samuel kirscheo keeps his team sharp at practice. >> through go. >> reporter: squad is coming off a run to the state tournament for first time in school history but just a year earlier, life, dealt the team a major setback. team captain, niko marse was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. >> i was worried. i knew would i overcome it and get back to normal life. >> last year was very tough for me, as he went through his treatments. >> reporter: wildcats rallied around their captain and sure enough, he was back on the course, this year, leading them to a 14-two record. >> it feels great, i'm the captain of the golf team and i got past this illness to make it to the state playoffs is so big, big achievement for this team. >> reporter: team's also motivated by junior nick swift

, who suffers from cerebral palsy. >> after 17 years, it is part of every day life, but i guess , some days, you know, it is like, you know, there is a good feeling to hitting a golf ball as hard as you can. >> reporter: swift practices with the squad and with marse is a source of inspiration. >> inspirational, you know, just regular guys to us, they are our friend. >> for these other players to see thaw can overcome cancer, you can overcome, you know, adversity in life, it is, something valuable, learning experience. >> reporter: life, and golf, link. >> you hit a shot in the sand and you are bummed out but next shot could land 2 feet from the hole. you can go from that low to the high but sometimes that is the journey is just seeing that you go from the low to the high. it makes it all worth it. >> well said. >> very well said. >> yes. >> so true. >> perfect for life. >> good story.

>> very good story, don. if not for faint of heart. >> coming up next half an hour what this climber just did that put him in the record books and left even the most experienced climbers, stunned. tori. power of putting 1 foot in front of the other, the shops at lint place is transformed by runners because they are raising big bucks for one wonderful

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as your news continues at 5:30 here's is what happening. woman at certainty of the bill cosby's sexual assault trial returns to the stand for a second day of testimony. today lawyers for cosby focused on andrea constand's phone record after behavior

after the alleged incident. the president announced in a morning tweet that he has nominated christopher wray to replace fired fbi director james comey. wray is an attorney who represented new jersey governor chris christie in the bridge gate scandal. he also served in the department of justice, in 2003 through 2005. tomorrow comey will testify in front of the senate intelligence committee. according to his opening statements that was released to day comey will testify that president trump asked him, to remain, loyal, to the presidency. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. unusual trial in massachusetts , teenager is charged with allegedly using phone calls, and text messages to convince her boyfriend to kill himself. the prosecution called michelle carter's friend and acquaintances to the witness stand on wednesday, they all received text messages from carter around the time of her boyfriend's suicide. one high school class made read one of the texts from carter. >> he called me and i heard

like muffled sound and some type of motor running and it was like that for 20 minutes and he wouldn't answer. i think he killed himself. >> reporter: prosecution is trying to show carter pushed conrad roy to commit suicide, the 18 year-old died of carbon machine oxide poisoning in his pick up in 2014. on the witness stand carter's friend samantha boardman read messages she got from cart their july. >> i was on the phone and he got out of the car, because it was working and he got scared and i told him to get back in. >> reporter: carter sent board man another text when she learned detectives would be looking at roy's phone. >> they have to go through his phone and see if anyone encouraged him to do it on text and stuff. they read my messages with him i'm done. his family will hate me and i could go to jail. >> reporter: carter's defense team is trying trying to show roy's death was the result of the own mental health struggles and he made other attempts to kill himself. >> also saw in his various text message that is conrad roy was, speaking with

somebody from great britain about how to kill himself. >> i saw that, yes. >> reporter: carter opted for a single judge to hear her case instead of the jury. it is not clear whether she will take the stand in her own defense. to win a conviction the state must prove michelle carter's behavior caused her boyfriend's suicide even though she was 35 miles away at the time. so frightening moments at start of an america's cup challenger semi final race on the coast of bermuda: that is team new seal land cat a mar on tipping over and three crew members were sloan over board flu were no serious injuries. the boat was towed back to shore but the crew strapped in upside down. it is called most dangerous free climb, ever attempted. rock climber alex hallow has scaled the yesemite el captain with in ropes or safety gear. he went up 3,000-foot granite wall in four hours. he was tackled, he has tackled world's most difficult crimes

in the pennsylvania but this climb is on a whole new level. in today's einstein health care science center report some philadelphia students are turning their stem education into action. in the form of the green em infrastructure project. "eyewitness news" at stall high school in roxborough, tenth and 12th great students are building a rain gander on the campus and it will direct storm water quantity and quality concerns. >> we are practicing what we teach in class, we are taking the theory aspect, and applying to it a hand on portion that we call hand on learning within the career and technical education field. >> beyond the actual technical elements of the project we're teaching students about careers in engineering, responsibility, management, mentoring and they have an opportunity to physically build the project. >> project is in partnership with the ch2m foundation and the nature conservancy. students at the conwell

middle magnate school participated in their fifth annual career day and a familiar face was there to speak to the students. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do was a guest speaker and it was a very special visit. she told a group obviate grade their she too was a conwell cougar. trang do graduated from philadelphia school in 1998. she had been asked questions and talked about her work in television news. fantastic. well, tomorrow is our 11th annual alex scott: a stand for hope tell-a-thon. we are joining alex's family and friend in continuing her dream, her hope that one day there will be no more childhood cancer. for families dealing with this disease, hope has, several meanings. >> reporter: nothing like a pizza party to digest the feeling of hope. >> hope is, the one thing that you should never let go of. >> reporter: exactly message greg headler a 13 year licensed clinical social worker at chop is sharing with families with children diagnosed with high risk

neuroblastoma. >> idea of hope has been implanted in me from the very beginning. i can say that alongside of that, the fuller, richer picture of the experience, as families navigate are not only those difficult points but also, those really incredible moments that they also share together because cancer brings families together. at the same time it is really difficult, it pulls the family closer. >> reporter: families like this, tony need a kidney transplant. his mom like so many others is counting on funding and research. >> i want to work toward finding more cures and less toxic therapies because i feel like it breaks my heart to see other children get through this. >> is there kid literally cured today because of the research that we have been able to fund. >> reporter: and yet hope comes in a variety of experience was parents, of little children. >> i hope this is true, i hope that this is not the path ahead for us and they sit and wait during that diagnosis period. when the reality comes that they are diagnosed with cancer

, the hope evolves into a hope, treatment course, goes as smoothly and quickly as possible. unfortunately there are times that patients are not able to obtain a cure. therefore the hope changes again, and the hope that comes in the form of clinical trials , and how can we hope for the longest possible, life span for my child. >> gift to god because he will , see it through. >> come out. >> stand for hope tell-a-thon is create ago lot of good, a lot of memories, of alex. >> and the hope that she had, for herself to grow up, and when that wasn't going to happen, the hope that she had to make sure other kid have that chance. >> hope for families, hope for doctors, searching for a cure, hope for the future, join us, for our alex scott: a stand for hope tell-a-thon tomorrow,

all day, right here on cbs-3. phone lines opened at 6:00 a.m. we will be waiting to hear from you. well, it seems george clooney is getting the hang of father hood. coming up on "eyewitness news" what did he to keep grand pop happy right after the birth of his twins. it looks like this baby whine owe is gearing up for something big, putting a smile on everyone's face, lauren. genuine cool, cloudy weather this week but all that changes dramatically as we head in the upcoming weekend, a significant warm up in store , high temperatures crew ing up in the middle 80's on saturday, approaching 90 degrees on sunday and after all of the cloud we will been contending with sunshine takes us both into saturday and sunday. so get out to the pool. get down to the shore. also we could see a stray thunderstorm saturday afternoon but otherwise dealing with great summer-like conditions, we will be right back.

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nation animation. this video is courtesy of the zoo where this little guy has taken up residents with his ears wiggling and it looks like he is having a great time moyo. >> having a good time. will be giant. >> yes, i know. >> he will be. so cute. >> still ahead how you you can meet kevin hart in person tonight. jerry seinfeld's cringe worthy moment caught

jerry seinfeld has a cringe would it moment that could have been on his sitcom. this happened in real life and caught on tape. >> plus james corden car pool karaoke breaks a record of sorts, bex from 96.5 joins us now with her hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and jessica. we have been gifted with another crazy fun, car pool karaoke, this time in james corden's old stumping grounds of london.

>> ♪ >> he and his mate ed sheeran sing their hearts out and then corden challenges edited brake his own record of cramming 47 pieces of a popular british candy in to his mouth and shatters a number with 55. by the way sheeran will be performing in philadelphia this july. george clooney is already mastering father hood, quickly , figuring out how to keep the grandparents happy. grand pop nick clooney says he met twins via skype, his two hours after they were born anal sander, even has george's nose. and it sound like it is a scene right out of the hit show seinfeld as jerry is in the center of this cringe worthy video. making its way around the internet. there is red carpet interview pop singer keisha approaches jerry asking for a hug but seinfeld repeatedly rejects her. after she walks away jerry admits he doesn't know who she

is. >> i don't know who that was. >> i'm bex from 96.5. more entertainment kevin h art was back in fail to taught his new book. hart math met with fans at the library toy day and got pre signed copy of his brand new book titled i can't make this up, life lessons. he describes hard work and determination that lead to his success. havert grew up in north philadelphia, attended community college of philadelphia and temple university. welcome home, deaf. meet him at free library until 8:00 p.m. pick up a copy of his book and you know it will be hilarious. he is on a nice tour celebrating the book. >> look at all of his puppies. >> yes. >> little puppies there. >> yes. >> real men, puppies get them every time. >> that is a sneak peak of your seven day forecast and things are changing. >> they are changing dramatically, good tease there , guess contact i think

everyone will like it because we have been dealing with these cool conditions, cloudy conditions, and i mean i cannot catch a 10 in this. as we get a live look at sky scan three down the shore people are out on the beach. we have seen clearing skies, right along the immediate coastline, low cloud have snuck back into ocean city but do see in the distance that is blue sky and we are reporting some sunny conditions, by one of our weather watchers on the coast. we will check that out. cbs-3 weather watchers they are seeing little peaks of sunshine, more sunshine in some places then others as i mentioned, temperatures in the 60's, so well below average, it is june, it certainly doesn't feel like it. it feels like fall right now outside. we will check in, down to delaware where it is 64 degrees at greg's house. he has cloudy conditions in marshallton delaware and mostly cloudy, overcast with brief period of sun break go through darker cloud, moving in. that is the trend across the delaware valley today, we will see low level included,

catching a glim of the blue skies but then just can't catch it. as we head down the shore we will check out conditions where we do have sunshine being reported right now. we are at 70 degrees in ocean city at james house, that is a big old sunshine he is reporting in ocean city, new jersey. he says definitely along sleeve day at the shore despite that sunshine with those cooler temperatures and thate wind off atlantic. ocean temperatures still down to about 60. 62 degrees. we will check with one more current condition, and where should we head to. let's head into new jersey where it is 65 right now at kenneth's house in willingboro he has overcast conditions. he says, that sunnies out for a short while but wasn't ready to shine. it is getting there, kenneth, working its way up and we have a extended sunny stretch in store as we head into the upcoming weekend and next week , as well and sunshine is going to return, tomorrow, already has along the coastline but we will get a

piece of that all across the delaware valley. weekend warm up in effect and we will warming things dramatically into sunday. we have a hot, humid stretch, hard to believe after this cool, cloudy stretch. overnight tonight chilly last night. tonight will feel similar, down to 54. forty's in the lehigh valley. lower 40's in the poconos. down to 51 in millville. overnight tonight we will be mostly clear, so you may be seeing some stars tonight. 54 degrees, wind light and variable and for our day tomorrow looking nice. running below average but milder up to 74 degrees with mostly sunny conditions and humidity levels stay in the more comfortable side. storm scan three showing us trend over last several hours and that cloud deck is eroding moving further off to the west and we will see gradual clearing as we head into the evening hours. sunshine even breaking out across much of the area, especiallye of i-95 before the sunsets. overnight tonight mostly clear conditions and waking up to sunshine for your thursday morning commute.

we will have a weather system that will pass by off shore good news doesn't look like it will bring us rainfall, stray shower late day tomorrow, along the coast we will see a few more cloud down the shore tomorrow but especially off to the north and west of philadelphia, nice sunshine in store and temperatures warming up, generally in the 70's with the northwest suburbs, lehigh valley, berks county, cooler as we maintain that flow in the shore and temperatures rebound big time as we head in the upcoming weekend. eighty on friday. eighty-four on saturday. talking about some 90's guys by sunday and we are sizzling in to next week. >> all right, thanks. national running day and our vittoria woodill celebrated by jumping on the treadmill million. >> she has logged lots of miles and for a very good cause. how far did she run? we will tell you on the other

participants in the philadelphia half marathon will be running a new course this year. new route will start on the ben franklin parkway, get through olde city, long the

delaware river before heading back to rittenhouse square. runners will then run along boat house row, where they will finish at the art museum. race is scheduled for november the 18th. well, it is national running day a day meant to inspire people to take stride toward a healthy lifestyle. >> for some runners it is more than just a day to celebrate their love of the sport. "eyewitness news" reporter vittoria woodill laced up her sneakers to bring us the story >> three, two, one... go. run, guys. >> wow. >> runners took off on treadmills today at shops at liberty place, in the cigna back on my feet treadmill challenge. where all participants put 1 foot in front of the other to transform lives, miles at a time and raise money. >> we have, 10 teams today that raised $2,000 each, and we are nearing the $40,000 goal, of back on my feet to help expert our community. >> reporter: community they

are helping is home less community in philadelphia. that relies on back on my feet , a national organization, that combats homelessness through power of running, and education, and employment resources and community. >> people literally have to put in the sweat and hard work , dedication to make an impact. >> reporter: back on my feet alumni clarence collins is one of those people that made things happen, he just purchased a home, on his own. >> i cannot say it on camera, but it feels good. >> reporter: he spent two years on the streets. >> i lost my employment and the company went under, and so i wasn't able to pay my bills. >> reporter: back on my feet made him go distance to get himself back on track. >> they come to you with open arms, and they look at you, what do you want to do. you don't want to do anything, you don't do anything. you want to strive to get better, they are there to help

i'm just trying. it is life. nothing is given to you. you have to go get it. >> 175 miles and counting, on back of clarence t-shirt. that is how many miles he has ran so far, in the program, if he is continuing, to do so. speaking on runners that are continuing to run, that is right, runners are still running right now as we speak, and will be until 7:00 p.m. tonight for this great, great, cause. >> sure is. >> sure is. >> that is great. >> one step at a time. >> one step at a time and you can change your life. >> yes, you can. >> by the way, difficult run, for the record. >> we saw you running. >> yes, we saw you. >> just saying. >> we saw you. >> she ran. >> i was there. >> yes. >> you were in the lobby, you saw me. >> yes, thanks, tori. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 police wrap up a month long investigation of the main line at a bust at a

chip lottery restaurant at a radnor and what officers say was not at the menu. back on the stand, bill cosby's accuser testifies once again, that the tough questions from the defense team, and high profile person there to show support, for the philadelphia comedian. and then this... >> checking for oil off the coast of new jersey and delaware aim cleve bryan were why or for and others are against it. temperatures well below average again today, only in the 60's but will be well above average as we head into the end of the weekend, when to expect highs in the 90's in your full forecast, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 which starts right now. a sting operation on the main line employee at a popular radnor restaurant charged with selling something on the side. it was a drug bustt weeks in the making and more than one person is facing charges.

good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in radnor township with how police cracked this case, greg. >> reporter: ukee and jessica investigators say it was quite simple. they walk in this chipotle restaurant here in radnor township and asked one of the employees for pot. this afternoon under cover investigators were able to purchase, a half a pound of marijuana from one of the employees for $975 we're told and that was last straw before this arrest. radnor police say 22-year old robert lane work at this chipotle at lancaster avenue. but he was offering more than just chips and quacamole to some customers. >> there were employees there selling marijuana out of the store. >> reporter: police superintendent william colorul o says that investigation began weeks ago. court documents show under cover officers began purchasing marijuana from lane in mid-may. >> today, they came out here,