intensifying their search for the missing men tonight. good evening i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. law enforcement has been all over bucks county in this investigation and tonight we have team coverage. >> our greg argos is in bensalem where home was searched by investigators but first we will go to alycia nieves with the latest on this massive search, leash a. >> reporter: well, jessica and ukee, officials here in bucks county are calling this a all hand on deck investigation, and it involves local, state, and federal agencies, now, there has been an enormous amount of police activity all throughout bucks county from bensalem to where we are at right now in solebury township , but authorities have just revealed in the last hour and a half that they do believe foul play is involved in the disappearance of the four missing men here in bucks county. four young men, including two teens in bucks county went missing last week all within days of each other and now search for them has centers in solebury township at this home

, chopper three over the home of the fbi has now been brought into help with the investigation. >> we're not exactly sure what we will find there, but we're pretty confident that the investigation is proceeding. >> reporter: search, rescue dogs were out along the property early this afternoon but later back hos were brought in for digging. police presence were seen searching a home in bensalem and business, all of the properties belong to the bernardo family from bensalem. >> we have reason to believe that there might be fruitful information that could be gained from them but i cannot say specifically. >> reporter: there has been flurry of police activity throughout bucks count that i could be connected to this investigation, authorities are tight-lipped and cautious with what they revealed. d.a. only says for the first time this afternoon that the disappearance of these four men, foul play is now involved >> i sure believe there is. >> reporter: authorities here in bucks county, throughout the day at news conferences admit that is there information that they have that they are not ready to

reveal, it is only saying that tomorrow morning at 11:00 o'clock they expect to have another press conference and will likely have several press conferences over the next couple days. reporting live from solebury township, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. we will go to "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos live in front of the house in been sale them was raid today in connection to the investigation, greg what do you know. >> reporter: well, jessica alycia just mentioned this is a very large investigation, police from different jurisdictions throughout the county searching multiple homes including this home right here behind me in bensalem. thinks off waylen circle and public record show it is owned by bernardo family. cosmo lives here and that teen may be involved in the disappearance of the these four young men. minutes ago he was rained in bensalem on unrelated weapons charges and transported to the bucks county correctional facility. new video from chopper three showing him being escorted inside county jail, throughout

the afternoon, law enforcement officials from county, state, federal agencies including the fbi, collected evidence, from this very home here in bensalem, district attorney from bucks county matthew weintraub says he considered this case one that does involved foul play and he expects this investigation to last at least through the majority of this week. >> this investigation, the lead are incredibly hot, they are very fruitful, we are making great progress but there is still so much more work to do. i have a feeling, i wish i didn't but i have a feeling we will be meeting like this for quite a few days. >> reporter: once again new information tonight, 19 year-old cosmo dinardo potentially may be involved in the disappearance of these four young men, he was arraigned on unrelated weapons charges, his bond set at one million-dollar just a short time ago. he is currently at bucks county correctional facility. no word on exactly what was taken from that home behind me but we will continue to follow

this mysterious case here in, bucks county. for now we are live from bucks county, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 eyewitness knees. >> greg, thank to you that are pennsylvania judge will deciding whether there is enough evidence, to send 16 former members of the penn state fraternity, to trial, defendants appeared in center county today for continuation of their preliminary hearing, ex-fraternity members are facing various charges in connection with the death of timothy piazza, 19 year-old died in february after night of drinking during an alleged hazing ritual. attorneys for piazza family and defendant joseph emeach each spoke out today. >> they told me from the courthouse to the court, there wasn't a moment today that he could not stop thinking about his son tim. >> this is a terrible tragedy, the ems family feels absolutely compassionate and deeply sorry about the loss of

this young man but we cannot equate tragedy with criminality. >> the hearing will continue, tomorrow. community members in new castle, delaware are rallying together tonight one day after a firely crash killed one person and three cats. authorities say that 36 year-old latoyia cooper's suv drove straight through brandywine valley spca vet clinic sunday morning sparking a fire and displacing 98 animals inside. spca is calling on the community to adopt. >> hate to hear anything that has to do with the animals, anything bad is depressing so i figured would i do my part and come and adopt. >> dozens of animals displaced by the crash are in need of the home but this time, police are investigating what caused that crash. authorities need the public's help identify filing a suspect whom they say stole two cash registers from the dunkin' donuts. lets show you surveillance video from last thursday morning, from the 5400 block of north fifth street, now

officials say that the suspect used a large stone to shatter front glass door, last seen fleeing west on the 400 block of somerville avenue. last week we told but a string of paint ball attacks in southwest philadelphia and tonight we have video of the car officials believe may be involved. police believe four men in this dark colored sedan fired paint balls at three women on wood land avenue. surveillance from the nearby street captured the video just before the incident. busy stretch of route one in delaware county is getting much needed safety improvements, "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live on the haverford township side of the roadway with the problem that authorities hope that this new project will help solve, joe. >> reporter: jessica, this is most significant project that route one in this part of the delaware county has seen in likely decade. there have been community meeting all trying to get to the heart of how to deal with a notoriously dangerous stretch of road way. it is dubbed a dangerous

stretch of road, cars quickly went by. others dodged traffic across numerous lanes, and pedestrian s, well, they rolled dice. >> just trying to get out you are taking your life on the hand. >> reporter: two and a half mile run of township line road also known as route one separating haverford and upper darby. >> i have seen people be aggressive, you know, floating >> speeding is way out offhanded, and, too dangerous for anybody riding over on this road. >> reporter: in three years police responded to 384 crashes, and 3,000 citations have been issued and fatalities have piled up. >> we have a tremendous speeding problem and accident problem, so it is also in upper darby. >> it is a disaster. >> reporter: brian romana a traffic reporter for kyw news radio, said tipping point for him was when he watched his neighbor die while pulling out on to township line road that moment was solidifying moment for me that said i have to do

something. i have to help make this happen no matter what it takes >> reporter: romana contacted republican state representative jamie san tore owe who worked with the governor's office. penndot will add a turn lake from the quarry shopping center down to state road. speed radar signs will be added and anti skid asphalt will be installed this will narrow lanes also, travel lanes, so it will slow cars down and put that certainty turn lane in there so cars traveling north/or south, won't jockey for one lane to the another to make a turn to get around people already stopped. >> reporter: engineers are quick to point out that these improvements will not solve all problems but they will strike at the root of the major problem out here which is speeding, now most of the work will go on, at night and it is expect to be completed, in one month. reporting live from the haverford township side of route one joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have another traffic note this evening, the ramp from southbound i-95 to

aramingo avenue that has been closed for months is set to reopen, tomorrow morning. that means tonight and tomorrow night from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. single lane restrictions will be in place while crews remove barrier. part of the ramp to aramingo avenue has been closed since september 2016 for reconstruction. developing news in harrisburg parks governor tom wolf he will let state's budget go in effect tonight without his signature. governor had until midnight to decide, what to do with the 32 billion-dollar budget after stalemate with republicans. two side have not been able to close 2 billion-dollar hole in the budget and second straight year governor let an unbalanced budget bill become law without signing it. in new jersey governor chris christie's approval rating hovers at a all time low, new poll release by monmouth university puts governor's approval rating at 15 percent, this is first poll since the governor was spotted using a beach close to the

public, during governmental shut down. those common reactions to those pictures from the poll were disgusted, angry, and outraged. governor is looking for work after he leaves office next january as we first told you last week, governor is auditions as a host as wfan in sports radio station in new york city. he is figure in now and scheduled to fill in again tomorrow on the show. important changes for septa passengers. >> new rules that went into effect for tonight's commute. >> ballet, modern dance and hip-hop all on the same stage, i'm cherri gregg and we will tell you ways a local performance center is hoping to spark imagination of young people. mainly dry, pretty nice again today but as we head in the upcoming week talking about heat, humidity and chance for several storms and i'll have details your full eyewitness forecast coming up. just about that i am eagles training camp a few days away but some team

getting together over next few days we will tell you where ahead in sports.

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tickets expected and punch. the procedure will continue until further notice. >> children from summer camp, across area experienced culture on stage today at man center for perform arts. >> cherri gregg from kyw news radio explains, it is part of the venue's 20 year-old program, to buy the community 's exposure to art. >> reporter: from classic ballet, to modern dance. to channeling won inner beyonce. 150 young dancers from the rock school for education took over the stage, showing 6,000 kids new ways to twirl. >> it is something that i don't. >> reporter: teen dancer natalie dell monte and her friend, fear i and rocks san a rocked the move and all. >> it is cool that a lot of those kid are our age and they are so good.

>> reporter: ceo catherine ca hill says mann buses kid in for these performances as a community service. >> for many this may be first opportunity to see dancers of this caliber. >> today's performance is just part one of the three part young peoples concert series, on august 1st they will get to see african dance and august 19th, super solar saturday, the mann will be transformed into an arts festival and all of it is for free. >> unaudible. >> reporter: gloria clayton brings campers from bird of the if the inner west philadelphia every single year because she knows, that they will never forget it. >> how does it make you feel when you see it. >> awesome. >> reporter: with this type of finish, we won't forget it either in, belmont, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well that looks great. more than 100 children from philadelphia are learning how to swim and all about water safety this weekend, special

camp. "eyewitness news" was at art of the brown community center in north philadelphia today as we can long camp got underway. the campers participated in classroom learning and they visited with first responders. and it is all sponsored by zach foundation a non-profit started by parents who who their son in a pool drowning caused by a drain. never go near a pool drain with a loose missing cover. zachary archer, became entrapped in the train in the swimming pool and his parents want to make sure no other child suffers a similar tragedy. >> reporter: instructors want parents to watch their children in or in water and they want tone courage children to talk to their parents about water safety. >> um-hmm. lauren casey has your forecast. mother nature will be turning up the heat. >> turning up the heat. good time to talk about water safety. people will be in the pool, in the ocean, also talking about heat safety with temperatures soaring up in the 90's but for right now we are doing all right getting a live look at

neighborhood network, rehoboth beach another beautiful beach day, blue skies and the scene there people enjoying sand, people outside on the board, lucky on a machine to be enjoying such conditions, with you center city philadelphia not too bad, seeing fair weather cumulus included and a lot have blue sky. eighty-seven right now. wind south, healthy breeze at 14 miles an hour, that feels like temperature when you factor in the humidity at 89 degrees. temperatures have cooled over last couple hours at our shore points. we are down to 38 in ac with the sea breeze. eighty-three wildwood. eighty-four allentown. eighty-five in wilmington. dew points tell us about that sticky factor below that 70- degree threshold and does in the feel all too humid by summertime standard but as we head in the next several days dew points will climb into that range but for right now storm scan three is showing us quiet conditions, mostly clear skies across the delaware valley, keeping an eye on this area of thunderstorms moving

in western pennsylvania, but you do notice that it continues to move east and it is weakening seeing less in it or range and red reflectivity as it enters more stable air mass. most that have weakening before it arrives in our backyards so potentially could see isolated storm but that is it north and west of the city, otherwise, muggy and warm falling back to seven and then getting hot for tuesday, humid as well, temperatures soaring up to 94. mixture of sun and cloud with spotty thunderstorms, breezy conditions as well throughout the day and as we head into the upcoming week we are going to see a frontal boundary stalled to our our north so we will see spotty storms each day that is not widespread in coverage but storms that do develop will pre dues downpours and potential for gusty wind tomorrow and extend these hot, humid conditions into the end of the week. future weather showing us that cluster of thunderstorms that will not make its way in our area as we head into tomorrow

morning. looking at a dry tuesday morning commute but for second half of the day you might run into these spotty thunderstorms for your evening community seeing them not widespread in coverage but cells that do develop could be on the strong side and will pre dues heavy rainfall. watch out. could impact your tuesday commute. shore cast showing us mostly sunny conditions, chance of the evening thunderstorm, rip current risk is moderate so watch out for that and highs in the 80's and 90's tomorrow climbing to 91 degrees. good reminder never leave any being inside a car. temperatures soaring in the 100-degree range. very quickly. temperature increase 40 degrees in an hours time. most of that happened within the first 80 percent of that time frame. never leave a child, pet, in the car when dealing with this extreme heat over next several days, as we head into the end of the week things will look and feel a little bit better especially by saturday. >> all right, lauren thanks very much.

>> leslie up next with sports. >> we will talk about baseball , all-star break so what does pete pete mackanin want to do with his team off. something sixers fans were happy to see markelle fultz is okay we will hear from the first round pick about his injuries in

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sixers with the night off, summer league action, they will play tomorrow night and they will be without first overall pick markelle fultz. he rolled his ankle in the third quarter of saturday summer league game, abe had to be helped off court, but check him out last night on the sidelines on the sixers 101-95 loss, spurs, x-rays, and they were negative. he is only expected to miss one to two weeks, here's fultz on his injury. >> i was, first of all, mad because i could not get the block but i was on the ground and my ankle was hurting.

it can't be over this quick, it just started. but i knew once i went downey knew i twisted my and he baseball is at all star break and today starters were named for tomorrow's game. chris sales will start for american league and nationals matt shoe certificate will start in the national league. home run derby will be tonight phillies had one of their own yesterday. nick williams hitting his first home run, and cameron rough home run. freddie galvis twice, and, odubel herrera and or are aaron altherr all joined n phillies won seven-one. first half with the war record in baseball at 29-58, and manager pete mackanin was asked what will dough with his time off. >> i will go to stone harbor for three days and heat, have a few drinks and sleep and go to the beach and let my wife nag me. >> eagles wide receivers are in fargo, north dakota working

out with carson wentz. torey smith anal shawn jeffery he asked for good recommendations fargo i'm out here for first time. i keep hearing i have to try a bison burger. who has best one here. eagles camp starts in two weeks. >> i like that they are all out there. that ace good thing. >> yes. >> coming up, sharing your love, of the shore, how one shore town, wants to reward you for sharing your favorite spot, when we come

cooler by a mile and now one jersey shore town wanted to know what you love about avalon. >> it is called i love avalon video contest and chamber of commerce is asking people to submit short, fun videos about their favorite things about avalon. the video will get up load todd social media and people will be able to vote on your favorite, and they could be used next year for promotional advertising. we have all of the information at cbs philly.com. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 back at 10 on our cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news". tonight implications of a meeting between donald trump junior and russian lawyer during the presidential campaign. here is anthony mason, take care family we will see you tonight.

>> mason: a trump-russia connection. >> i have nothing to do with russia. to be best of my knowledge, no person that i deal with does. >> mason: but now donald trump, jr., admits he met with a russian lawyer offering dirt on hillary clinton. also tonight... >> they had a moment's notice to get up and evacuate. >> mason: wildfires drive thousands out of their homes. and by the flame's red glare, a star-spangled banner is rescued. researchers find a link between drinking coffee and living longer. and a heartwarming moment at a coldplay concert. >> captioning sponsoredy