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breaking news this morning a deadly crash shuts down a portion of the vine street expressway. plus, two tornadoes are confirmed in new jersey after severe weather rolls rolls through the region we will show you some damage left behind from those saturday storms. changes to today's philadelphia triathlon after all that rain we had yesterday , we are live with what is different about this years event. today is sunday june 25th good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. lets get over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast, good sunday morning, matt, what a difference 24 hours makes. >> you are not kidding. yesterday at this time we were picking up pieces at this point after the really, strong line of thunderstorms came through and we were still tracking it moving through south jersey and now this morning.

>> beautiful. >> it is wonderful outside here as we begin our sunday but it was a much different story 24 hours ago, we will continue to see, very nice conditions, throughout our sunday, we will see temperatures that are right where they should be, right on average for the middle or second half of june. as we look at storm scan three from the last couple hours we don't have anything to talk b we have a few high cloud trying to work their way in southwestern, new jersey but beside that it is a calm, quiet, it is just a wonderful, wonderful morning across the entire delaware valley backup in the lehigh valley and shore as well. so across the entire viewing area we are looking good, temperatures, for us we have now listen into 75 degrees just pennsylvania 8:00. seventy-three in wilmington. a couple 60's in reading and allentown both at 69. dover at 74. heading back down down the shore, if you are just getting up we have a land breeze that

tend to warm our temperatures up quicker but we are still right now getting some help from the ocean, moderating these temperatures out. we are in the lower 70's, stone harbor at 74. ocean city 73. cape may at 73 degrees. dew points are in the 60's we could see them dip back down in the afternoon. that goodies news. hugh mid much lower today then where it has been recently. 9:00 a.m. temperatures similar to what we have right now, we will be up to a high of 86 degrees, wonderful sunday for us, spotty showers to start off workweek as a few weak systems come through. we will talk about that in a bit. new this morning police are investigating a deadly accident in center city. the crash happened right around 5:00 a.m. on the vine street expressway, going eastbound between broad street and eighth street. we're tolde bound lanes of the vine street expressway that were shut down have now reopen two cars were involved in that

crash. traffic had to be closed while the scene was cleared. police confirmed that one person died in the accident and no details at this moment on what caused the crash. a dramatic pursuit in a 10 hour barricade situation end with the man and woman dead in lehigh county. investigators believe couple died by murder/suicide last night in upper saucon township their bodies were found in the attic of the home they were held up in. officials say couple fired shots when office's tempted a traffic stop around noon time, and then the man and woman drove away, after their car got stuck in the mud bank, the couple then ran away, they approached several people demanding their car keys, authorities were extremely careful while approaching the suspects. >> the individuals entered at least two homes that we necessity of that were occupied at the time. a robot was sent in, tear gas was deployed into the property , and ert team made entry, and discovered two

deceased persons in the attic. >> now officials say the pair was wanted for a parole violation, in another county, they have not yet released the suspect's identities, in other injuries were reported throughout the incident. the national weather service has confirmed two tornadoes touched down in monmouth county, new jersey on saturday. you can see, hear those powerful wind blowing opened the door of this home depot in howell. what looked like a funnel included destroyed power lines in the parking lot there high wind flipped over a couple cars, thankfully in injuries were reported. there is damage from this weekend's severe weather in other parts of the new jersey as well. residents are working around the clock clearing down trees, on park avenue in collinswood, huge trees were up rooted damaging sidewalks there one street over on stokes avenue a neighbor says it appears that whatever passed through there clipped just the tops of the

trees outside of his home. >> it sounded like a plane going right over the house. my wife woke me up and dragged me out of bed and there was trees all over the place. i didn't know what was going on until neighbors were out and fire department came. >> scary out there yesterday. high wind snapped power lines in some neighborhood. the 13th annual philadelphia triathlon is still going strong this morning. the root got a sudden make over this year. that could benefit some of the athletes. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live on mlk drive with more on the change toss this years event. hi there anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan more than 2500 people have signed up to be part of the philadelphia triathlon this year. even though there are changes to the race course, the swim portion was cancelled. now it is a run, bike, run there is a lot of excitement and people who are happy to be

here this morning participating, so right now race's still going on as we mentioned. this is part of the race course behind me where some runners have just come through but there are, let me tell you they are so fast elite and pro runners have come through here , the elite runners run a four minute a 452nd mile so they are incredibly fast and many people did train for this swimming portion. we have heard some mixed reaction about that. some people say they train hard that is their biggest strength and, of course, they cannot take part because of the debris and heavy rains have brought so much flow and heavy debris and water is moving just way too quickly organizers say for this to be safe root for swimmers. bill berk hoist race director here explains more. >> you know, it is disappointing, of course. the athletes want to swim. we want them to swim. but just sheer luck that a lot of rain fell north of the city , yesterday and just

created unsafe condition. but athletes that do this sport of triathlon and participate know that there is another plan, if something takes place. if something happens. alters the swim. today we will put that plan in place. it is a dry tri this morning. >> reporter: that is a dry tri this morning. but still they are running and biking, 50 total kilometers which would have been the same anyway even if the swim portion was involved, but again, for safety reasons they cannot have that, and right now they are actually, announcing the winner of this this years event and we will talk to him in the next half an hour or so, but the three top finishers in each age category will get a free entry into next years escape from alcatras which is a bucket list item for many people, so that is exciting as well and is there also a $20,000 pry purse on the line with little bit extra motivation, for now, live at philadelphia triathlon i'm anita oh for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> show must go on, dry tri but still underway, that is good news. thanks very much. we will check back with you. in other news senate bill that would repeal and replace affordable care act could be in trouble as wendy gilette reports, five g.o.p. senators now say they cannot support the current draft of the bill. >> i will not support it. >> reporter: nevada's dean heller is one of the five republicans in the senate who say they cannot support current draft of the bill to replace obama care. >> it doesn't protect people on medicaid. >> reporter: other four senators say it does not do enough to repeal obama care and lower health care costs. senators have said they are opened to considering a revised plan but a three of them vote no the measure will fail. saturday president trump tweet ed i cannot imagine that these very fine, republican senators, would allow the american people, to suffer a broken obama care any longer. president trump also focused his weekly address on reforming health care.

>> democrats in congress created this calamity and now if we don't act, millions more americans will be hurt bio bam a care's deepening death spiral. >> reporter: president will lead effort to try to convince reluctant republicans to support the bill, changes can still be made to the legislation. some democrats are holding events this weekend to stand up against the bill. >> make no mistake, this bill in the senate like the one in the house would be a u turn on the progress we have made when it comes to affordable care in the united states of america. >> reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell wants to hold a vote on the bill before the july 4th recess, likely thursday. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we're following tragedy overseas now, at least 148 people have been killed in eastern pakistan when an oil tanker rolled off a highway there and burst into flames. authorities say many of the victims actually ran toward

the truck to try to collect the fuel, and they were up close when tanker blew up. another 140 people were injured, many with severe burns. meantime authorities in chine after recovered at lee 10 bodies after a massive land slide swept over 60 homes in a remote village there. earlier in the day officials say 15 people were killed but numbers have been revised now, 93 people are still missing, the landslide happened early saturday morning while many people were asleep, more than 2500 rescuers and workers are now searching for survivors, so far, just three people, a couple and their one month-old infant has been saved. experts say heavy rain toys blame for this deadly landslide. still to come on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning a slip and fall with a devastating result. >> impact of life is just incredible, there is just no, basically you have no life left. >> a potential break through

in pain relief can give this northeast philadelphia man his life back, our stephanie stahl explains the treatment that is being called a gam

there is a new way to stop back pain being called a game change information people who don't get relief with other therapist and don't want to depend on drugs. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the first patient locally to be part of the clinical trials. >> reporter: report brian musgrave has trouble with any kind of moving, he broke his back slipping than black ice two years ago. >> which is worse when you twist backward or go straight backward. >> backward. >> reporter: two surgeries later and every therapy possibly is in agony. >> it is a constant pain that goes down from my back, down both legs, into my feet, and then my feet it feels like there is almost like needles. >> reporter: at 50 he noise longer able to work and even simple joys of playing with

his grandson are limited. >> he wants pop pop to pick him up but he can't. >> reporter: he is hoping this will give him back his life the evoke system is new spinal cord stimulation therapy. >> i think it is a potential that this will be a big break through. >> reporter: doctor stephen rosen with the delaware valley pain and spinal institute is testing the evoke system. >> in real time we're reading the patient's pain and responding to it, and that is a major advance in pain management. >> reporter: device is surgically implanted in the back with a lead that goes up the spinal column. >> this is all under the skin. >> reporter: device creates an electrical stimulation that interrupts pain signals to the brain and it is first that automatically adjust to movements and variations in pain. >> signal can change the pain in the patient's position whether they are coughing, if they are going to be in a car. >> reporter: brian hopes he will get off a fentanyl patch and oxycodone he has been using on pain relief. >> i'm praying it can help enough to get off some of the

drugs. i dent want to be on this medication the rest of my life >> reporter: since therapy doesn't work for everyone brian was able to try a portable external unit before decide to go get the surgery. >> it helps with the nerve pain, just a tingling feeling, it is great, it is awesome, i really believe it will be something. >> reporter: brian was first patient in our area to test the device, he says he is feeling better, the spine institute is looking for more people to be part of the clinical trial, preliminary data shows a majority of the patients get sustained pain relief, and as with any surgery is there a risk of infection. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". turning now to weather, it is just a lovely start to our sunday. >> absolutely a huge difference from yesterday. you and i just a little bit prior to this time yesterday were on air talking about severe thunderstorms we see tornado ripping through and today completely different.

gist a wonderful sunday afternoon. we will talk about tornadoes. i know we have license recapping them all morning long but it was a ef0 that came through machine mouth county yesterday morning, time new just around 7:21 when it came through, estimated max wind right around 75 miles an hour touched down in that home depot parking lot on route nine. it lasted for just about a half mile or so with the wind of 40-yard. so this was our first tornado in the four planes area and second one that touched down 7:27. this also a. f-zero in the oak glenn area 75 miles an hour wind with this one as well. it track through the park and this one was a third of the mile long. so not overly strong they were overly large tornadoes but they still caused damage. 75 miles an hour wind is quite a strong gusty wind and we have ef0 tornadoes that came through yesterday. now not just tornado activity yesterday but heavy rainfall in the morning and first half

of the day. trenton broke a record rainfall yesterday. we got 2 inches in trenton. old record was .82 in 2006 and we have smashed that record. we got an inch and a third breaking old record shy of .8 of an inch from 1989. headlines for today and in the beginning of the workweek, mostly sunny, seasonal for us. comfortable conditions with low humidity. it is not that sticky. that is nice news but below normal temperatures but they will be more than comfortable and a few spotty showers are going to be thrown in the mix as well as we go with a few areas of kind of, we will call them shortwaves that will stay north of the philadelphia area temperatures for us right new we are in the 70's, still in the 60's north of the city toward reading and allentown. seventy-four in wildwood. seventy-one in trenton. getting a look at our future weather here by 2:00 this afternoon still mainly a sunny day, a few spotty showers out

there, philly south jersey and delaware will remain dry. best chance for showers will be north of the city toward the poconos for our sunday. through the later portions of our evening and overnight, tonight we will completely clear things out, nice quiet drive to work on monday, we will see plenty of sunshine, take your sunglasses with you tomorrow morning. as we look at our monday, afternoon evening time frame, another chance for a couple light showers and isolated rumble of thunder later in the day on monday and same theme picks up for our tuesday as well, outside, margate a few, little bit of just a few, waves out there, that is about it, it is a pretty good day for us down at the beach, as cool in the water, only 60 degrees for water temperature. eighty-four. wear sun block. no real rip current risk. that is good news. perfect day to be hanging out at the beach. eyewitness weather seven day forecast 86 degrees our high this afternoon. we have a high of 80. on monday a little bit below

normal stray showers out there seventy-nine an tuesday. a few stray showers. really nice on wednesday and then we will warm things up and get more humid, january as we head through thursday, friday looking for another day of 90. >> okay, matt, thank you. time right now 8:20. time to check the road. lets go over to kyle hahn in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi there, kyle. >> we will take one last look at our penndot camera on the vine street expressway eastbound just pennsylvania broad street and that major crash that was out there is officially cleared. all lanes are now back opened for business. speaking of your majors we will look at some speed throughout the area here, everything is running pretty much on time if not belter, and that is as you are going somewhere between 49 and 55 miles an hour on most of your routes in the area, around the city including 76, 95, the vine and the turnpike. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle hahn, jan, back to

you. well, there are many tasty restaurants around sea isle city including great seafood spots along sea isle's fish alley n this weeks taste with tori, tori takes to us one popular spot serving up delicious dishes for more than a hundred years. >> if you are catching rays and waves in sea isle city, drop your beach chair and make a break for fish alley where mike's seafood is bringing only the best fresh catch right off the boat. >> lobster right off the boat, scallops off the boat, flounder off the boat. >> reporter: mike's sea food has been serving families and vacationers since 1911 the year mike's grandfather came off a boat from it troy ellis island. speaking no english they made their way to the train station in new york, where a ticket master pointed them in the direction of destiny. >> they said north or south, south being second war my grandfather said south.

they put a map and said this money will take to you this town this town was sea isle city. >> reporter: you can see beginning of the mike's sea food still sitting across the street. >> that is my life, every day i get up and tell myself i'm blessed, that a man and woman got on the boat, that could barely stay afloat and came to this country, and to make it better tomorrow for their child ren. imam blessed. >> reporter: all right, mike let's lies even the mood with a light lunch. i will make some room. lobster mack and cheese ball. >> lobstery, crispy golden brown. that is a ball of fun, catch it, catch it. >> changing red snapper, it is so flakey and fresh, all you are tasting is fresh fish with

a kick. >> reporter: seeing shrimp from here. >> i feel that kick now, knelt kick in the neck. >> reporter: muscles in the family recipe. >> this you will do some damage too. wow. >> and finally, steam lobster, cooked to perfection. >> jack pot. don't you love it when that happens, fresh, sweet, butter ry lob store. this view, this food, these people, summer, summer fest, it is the best. >> vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that lobster mack and cheese though i'll take one, all right. still ahead tennis great john mcenroe talks about his new biography, that is up

john mcenroe was once known as a bad boy of tennis as cbs sunday morning susan spencer tells us here's a preview of the interview you will see later on cbs this sunday morning four decade ago john mcenroe stormed on to tennis tennis courts. >> it is macro. >> i remember watching and thinking, what is he go to go do next. >> i think i created some people that wouldn't normally watch tennis, which is one of my goals. >> he battled other greats of the time, jimmy conners, ivan

lendel and he battled any umpire he thought was wrong. he thought a lot of umpires were wrong. >> what difficult say, please tell me. please tell me. >> you pushed it right up to the line. >> i'm not the only one, to be aware of what you can and can't do they do that all the time in other sports. my god, he touched the line, wow. of course, i took it to the line. >> after all he figured they would never actually throw him out. >> they don't want to get rid of the best guys if he is bringing in ratings and interest and that is part of the incentive of getting good because you getaway with more. >> you cannot be serious. >> you cannot be serious, became his serious catch phrase and tight of his first autobiography followed now by a second. if there is a common theme it is intensity. >> mcenroe wins. >> and inspired long ago by his father back in queens. >> my late father, he managed

it. he was great early on. he said listen you don't need to do this. you are better then. that give or take on my health >> that is funny. >> tennis great john mcenroe plus glass making italian style this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. still ahead in our next half an hour, a day of fun turns frightening at an amusement park when a little girl is stuck dangling from a ride, how park goers rush to help her. and a much different start to the day, compared to yesterday, would i say so, matt's back with what you can expect the rest of your sunday

journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao, what a beautiful day ahead for to us day on this sunday. meteorologist matt peterson is

live on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather, good morning, matt. >> good morning, everyone. i don't think it can get any better then this morning then what we have right now. it is fantastic. sun shining, humidity down. temperatures are just more than comfortable across the entire delaware valley. it is going to be a fantastic day to wrap up our weekend when are here, at the shore, up in the poconos, again it is a wonderful, day. temperatures, are into the kind of low to mid 70's range from center city philadelphia back down in south jersey and delaware shore points too, still clinging to the upper 60 's north of the sit, reading , allentown, maybe still again, still looking at upper 60's, 75 in center city. seventy-four in ac. seventy-four in dover. these temperatures american comfortable, dew point is it just feels fantastic out here on the sky deck. dew points in the 60's but still in the low enough that we are not overly oppressive

with this humidity. it doesn't feel that bad at all. we could see dew points dip in the high 50's at times later this afternoon and reason for all this dry air coming in is calm wind and then little bit of the breeze we do see is out of the north and west ushering in that dry, cooler air. we will get to 86 in philadelphia. eighty-four down the shore. high in the poconos today 76. we will see spotty showers to start the week out though we will talk about those when i come back inside, jan. we are following breaking news this morning a young child has died in the house fire in chester county. fire fighters were called to buckwalter road in east coventry around 5:45 this morning. official says a father was out and then came home to find his home burning. he cut himself trying to get in through a window. his child believe to be five and seven was found dead inside of that home. it is unclear at this time what started the fire. in other news the national weather service confirms two

tornadoes, to touchdown in monmouth county new jersey on saturday. this video shows powerful wind blowing opened doors of the home depot in howell, what looked like a funnel cloud destroy power lines near parking lot there high wind flipped over a couple of cars, thankfully no injuries were reported. the 13th philadelphia triathlon has come to an end this morning. severe weather here literally changed course of the race this year. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live on mlk drive where we hear from this years winner, anita. >> reporter: good morning. because of the safety reasons organizers decided to cancel the swimming portion of this race because of debris moves through the water and also water was just moving way too quickly for it to be safe, so instead they had a run/bike run. more than 2500 people signed up to be part of the triathlon this morning but we are talking to the one winner

right now jason west and jason , you have been a penn state grad, local kid what does it mean to win this morning. >> i earn my professional license here, and i have raced it so many times. it is always been a special race for me and i'm glad they brought it back in year. i could come home, my parents who are, my brother is here. i had some family support. people out on the court that i knew in college and just shouting for me and it was incredible to have that support. yes, to have my parents here for my first big win is really special. >> reporter: amazing, congratulations. you have done this several years. when we saw you run by you had two people in front of you, how did you close that gap. >> i knew fit was a minute to 1:20 it was in reach. i heard a minute coming out of transition. i knew i could do it i just had to chip away little by little. that has always been the way i get it, my specialty, so i

knew it was there. i set up a race plan with my coach yesterday and i think i executed it well and that is wharf to do just stick tour plan and go for it and if you execute it, it turns out well for you. so i was really fortunate to get the win. i was than the sure if i was going to reach him, it was hurting really bad at the even , yeah. finish line could not come soon enough but i just, i wanted it really bad. >> reporter: so is there a whole strategy. you said you have two to three jobs that you have to try to support yourself, being the athlete that you are and this is such an intense, very intense gig. congratulations. what kind of training initial to this and is what your goal to get to alcatras next year. >> it is tough, you are training, basically all morning afternoon and then unfortunate live turf go to work in the evenings it is tough coming out of college you don't have much and you have to support yourself and you are basically working 60,

70 hour weeks until you start winning and you hope that break through comes. i have been fighting, fighting , it has been really hard. most challenging thing i have ever done in my life which makes it most rewarding thing i think i have ever done. so it is really tough this sets me up well for alcatras to get there to score a lot of points, race i have always wanted to do. so much history there especially unique event and course is amazing and best athletes in the world turnout for it. just like they are fighting it out this year. so, to be able to race the best athletes in the world in one of the greatest course is in the world, that is, really special. >> reporter: thanks very much, jason congratulations. all these athletes today we will get for $20,000, pry, purse, so as you just heard from our local winner here jason west this is a great event we will keep you posted throughout the rest of the afternoon, but for now live along mlk drive i'm anita oh

for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, anita. well, police are still searching for two men who robbed a store in drexel hill by disguising themselves as construction workers. this happened at edible arrangements on state road yesterday morning, and police say suspect broke in through back of the store and robbed clerk there, they were wearing hard hats and vests police want anyone with any information to give them a call. detectives continue continue on investigate a deadly stab nothing north philadelphia violence happened directly behind a school, "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has the latest. >> reporter: philadelphia police are investigating a gruesome homicide in the strawberry mansion section of the city, one that has some residents like dana harrison on edge. >> to hear that someone was brutally attacked right outside i wonder what the motive would be. >> reporter: 3:21 police were called here a passerby discover woman's bloody body in the grass.

>> her condition shows an awful experience that she must have gone through. >> reporter: police say woman was bludgeoned in her face, her pants pulled down to her ankle and she was stabbed a dozen times from her thighs all the way up to her chest this was a very brutal, savage attack, and somebody really wanted to make sure that she did suffer and that she was killed. >> reporter: all morning authorities combed the area where body was found and discovered some of the woman's purse contents thrown around in the grass. authorities have not found weapon used to stab women and not made any arrests leaving some like harris concerned about her safety. >> if somebody need to try to do something to a person like that just because the area where we live don't mean this is stuff that we should have to face. >> reporter: at this hour we have checked with homicide detectives and they have not released full identity of the woman killed only saying she was 34 years old and her last known address was not too far

from the location where her body was found. outside philadelphia police headquarters alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". is there still so much more to cover right here on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning and coming up next we will check with face the nation's john dickerson for a look at today's broadcast,

face the nation is coming your way later this morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. joining with us a preview live from washington is cbs news chief washington correspondent john dickerson. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan we have two stories, we will try to piece together. first is about that blockbuster washington post report about the just how much the russian where is meddling in the lassie lex about vladamire putin's attempt to basically over throw the american election result and what the obama administration knew, top secret meetings that

were held to combat that threat and what the president ultimately did. and then what he left for president trum top do. we will move on to the republican health care bill, mitch mcconnell the leader in the senate wants it voted own and taken care of by july 4th recess but he has republican opposition from his own party, sit real opposition, what is it about? what will this bill mean nor people and how might it be fixed to get passage by republicans, in the senate. we will talk to pennsylvania senator patrick toomey in the room writing the bill and his collogue republican louisiana senator bill cassidy who is a doctor on the other side from the democrats we will hear from west virginia's joe mansion, he also is on the senate intelligence committee so we want to get his notions and thoughts about that blockbuster report about, russian interference until the election and then jan as always we will have reporters around the table to put news in perspective and what should pay attention to next week including a visit by south korean president. we will have a special report

on where things stand with north korea and nuclear threat from that country, jan a lot to cover. we are looking forward to hearing from senator toomey, we will see you at 10:30. >> this is scary, terrifying moment for a girl from delaware at an amusement park in upstate new york. we want to warn you that some may find this difficulties turning. >> the video shows the girl dangling from the sky ride at six flags greatest scape near albany people rush over to help catch that little girl when she fell from the ride. she was taken to the hospital where she's reportedly in stable condition now, park officials shut down the ride and they say it will under get a thorough review. also caught on camera a small plane crash necessary to a day care center in fort myers, florida. investigators say plane went down after take off saturday morning, passenger was kill in the crash but pilot survived and he is now hospitalized, fortunately that take care was closed at the time and no word

what caused the crash. still to come on "eyewitness news" a beautiful start to the day here at home, matt peterson is back with your forecast. plus honoring a philadelphia legend, a new generation is playing a key role in keeping memory of ed bradley alive. we will see what philadelphians are doing to make sure no one ever forgets the broadcast when i was three. ever since, it's been my passion. going somewhere like the juilliard school

seemed impossible. now, i am able to dream bigger. >>joe: hi. this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to offer the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including jason. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >>jason: start saving to dream bigger today.

a pleasant forecast finally matt. >> we deserve it, after some of the conditions that we have been having the last couple of days, yesterday especially we had all of that severe weather that rolled through, eyewitness weather watchers talking this morning about the lack of severe weather out there, that is for sure, temperatures are comfortable. we are seeing 70's across the area. 73 degrees in philadelphia. we have some sunshine, with some cloud, nice way to end the weekend, for sure, and we

will head further south, 81 degrees, she has plenty of sunshine, and it is much better morning here, looking forward to the sunshine, and, lower humidity. jamie i know you are not the only one i'm much needed, much needed lower humidity across the region. our headlines for today, and getting a look into the next couple of days, complete turnaround from what we haddon saturday. we are looking at quiet conditions and average to below average temperature wise for us here, starting to day, lead nothing to monday and tuesday and then a couple round of showers not completely ruled out either as we go in the start of the workweek maybe a few light showers in the mix for areas north of the city today. speaking of the north of the city we are looking up in bern ville this morning cloud cover out there 70 degrees. we will see a lit built more sunshine break through that will not be an overcast afternoon by any stretch of the imagination.

still seeing 60's in berks county back toward allentown as well. 69 degrees. seventy-one in lancaster. seventy-four wildwood and ac. seventy-five in center city. seventy-four to kick off in dover, and humidity is much lower. storm scan three from the last couple of hours, there is not a whole lot to talk b not necessarily high pressure in control but we are on the clear side back side of the cold front that swept through yesterday so high cloud out there. little bit of the weak northwesterly wind, at times, three to 5 miles an hour continuing to usual inner that dryer, some of that cool air and then we will watch another weak boundary or impulse to stay north of the pennsylvania and north of philadelphia and that could give us a few showers that dip down here into not only poconos, for the most part we will see light showers getting down here in chester county, northern bucks county to being over do you those chances but in the

poconos that is where chance will be for a shower today. as we go through nighttime hours tonight it is clear, on the cooler side of things. a nice morning for us on monday, shower, isolated rum of thunder on monday afternoon and monday evening and then heading in to tuesday while we will start quiet, it is a very similar afternoon evening time frame where we could deal with another round of showers, isolated rumble of thunder. eighty-six for our high today. when we compare this to our average for this time of the year and as we get in the next couple months we will be right where we should be, climate wise we are at 86. we are at 85 for our average high this time of the year. eighty-seven in july. eighty-four in august f we can whoever in that mid 80's range for next couple months we will feel really nice. after after the 86 today with the sunshine we will get to 80 tomorrow. below normal. we will see a few spotty showers. >> seventy-nine for other high on tuesday. it is definitely a cooler day there back to 80 on wednesday and then heat and humidity start to get crank up as we get in the second half of our

workweek 87 on thursday and we could be backup in the 90's by friday. >> matt, thanks very much. it is a 8:50. time to check the road. lets get over to kyle hahn in the traffic center. >> hi there jan. we have no incidents at this time as we look at i-76 east at belmont it is easy going as travelers make their way toward their destination. travel times and everything is good on the major interstates, decent drive on i-95, vine, blue route and turnpike as well as bridges in and out of the city. we will take one last look at ben franklin bridge is there road work causing somalia blockage but in the doing much to cause any delays. in the traffic center i'm kyle hahn now jan, back to you. a mural dedicated to the memory of philadelphia native ed bradley is closer to completion. new african center museum hosted a community paint day for murial in west philadelphia yesterday. dozens gathered to paint

pieces of the mural installed at 949 belmont avenue. last week young folks from our area had a chance to borings on portions inside cbs broadcast center, don bell traveled with them to new york to some, this is just the wall to others, much more i saw it appeared before my living eyes was this beautiful, beautiful, canvas of a wall. >> reporter: 949 belmont avenue in west philadelphia, future home of a philadelphia original. >> good evening, in iran tonight. >> reporter: twenty-six years ed bradley smoothly shined as a correspondent for 60 minutes , a courageous trailblazer men for bold questions, and powerful interviews. a role model for millions to watch, and on this corner, for thuses more to see in the form of a mural. >> mural arts, go ahead, ed

bradley would be great but i reached out to various people, shared information with his widow, patricia and everybody was in love with the idea, to honor ed bradley with the mural. >> murals talk about our history, stories, struggles. >> reporter: with that an artistic vision to celebrate bradley was born and to make this idea a reality the philly mural arts program chose 30 students from philadelphia to help with the process which began with an educational field trip. but first they took a two hour bus ride to insuring to visit cbs headquarters to learn about journalism and walk in bradley's footsteps if see you walk in and say thinks so cool and great. >> reporter: after snapping photos in famed studio 57 bradley's widow was there as they began to paint sheets of cloth that would be used in the mural. >> it is very much a celebration, it is also a celebration of philadelphia and all of the great people that philadelphia has has but

it is also really for me most importantly a celebration of each and everyone of you. >> yes. >> i will remember that i got to paint the mural by a very important person and good times had with friend. >> i like it. >> but the students and artist thes had help thanks to bill whittaker and legendary leslie stall, their memories of ed are as vivid as paint on they are brushes. >> just had integrity, strength, he wasn't going to be pushed around his objective for something was always for the right reason and he was fun. he was really fun. >> information is like gold. it is necessary. he was best pur vare of information we had. >> ed bradley lived a full

life big, bold with masterful strokes just like artwork that will bear his face and name. >> it has been a arc of his career from radio to television the fact that he always connected to the city of philadelphia, never forgot about his city and just about celebrating what he has done. >> can't wait to see it that was don bell reporting from new york, ed bradley mural will be unveiled november 9th. we will be right

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take that with the low humidity. one more nice day wednesday and then it does start to get warmer and starts to get more humid again as we head toward second half. >> that doesn't look too shab toy start off our workweek. >> definitely not. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day, everyone.

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