and big news today. >> indeed, jessica we will see you shortly. new developments in the case of the four missing young men in bucks county. investigators recovered and identified bodies of all four victims. police say cast mow dinardo confessed to the killing and facing murder charges for each victim. dinardo's cousin sean kratz is charged with murder in connection with the slayings of three of the victims. investigators also say they have recovered the murder weapon. police say all four victims were shot before being buried on a bucks county farm. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh begins our team coverage in doyletown. >> reporter: that is right probable cause affidavit outlines disturbing details of these four murders, all of the men have been shot, killed, buried after reportedly agreeing to buy marijuana from cosmo dinardo who recently confessed to the slayings. >> i don't know what convinced him, but i'd like to think that he wanted to help us get these boys home. >> reporter: that confession led investigators to the

bodies of all four men who disappeared in bucks county last week, 19 year-old jimmy patrick, 21 year-old thomas meo two two-year old mark sturgis and dean finocchiaro. authorities charged shawn kratz and both 20 years old in connection with the killings. bucks county district attorney matthew weintraub said he struck a deal with dinardo taking death penalty off table in exchange for a confection and location of the last body. >> we would still be looking for jimi patrick had we not made this agreement. >> reporter: investigators found three of the young men buried more than 12 feet underground in what dinardo called a pig roaster on his parent's farm they found patrick's body buried a half mile away at top of the hill on the property. affidavit states that two of the men were shot at separate times while neo and sturgis were shot while together. dinardo reportedly told authorities he also ran over meo's body with the backhoe before burying it. despite heart breaking developments weintraub praised public for their tips, large

team of investigators and family of the four young men. >> i pray that i could handle this, with the courage, and the dignity that they exhibited. >> reporter: both dinardo and kratz were arraigned in district court this afternoon. reporting from doyletown i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". dinardo and kratz were arraigned on homicide charges, alycia nieves is in doyletown tonight with more on the legal proceedings, alycia. >> reporter: well, ukee both were arraigned, just two hours ago in a video conference that they had, both were denied bail. cosmo's arraignment was very brief, this is third arraignment he has had in this past week as far as sean kratz that arraignment took a little while longer and we have learn more about him today. it was a mystery of four young men disappearing in bucks county police now have two confessions to murder. yesterday cosmo dinardo of bensalem first admitted to

killing all four men and now today sean kratz of philadelphia has confessed to police his role in the three of the men who went missing last week. kratz was arrested and charged just after a home in ambler that kratz lived in from time to time was searched today. >> nice guy just talked to him like every day. >> reporter: these neighbors are surprised that the nice young man they knew could have anything to do with the murders in bucks county. >> i can't believe it. i don't want to believe it. >> reporter: bill hail told us sean kratz had guns but didn't think he would have used them illegally. then he was kratz trying to end the interview. >> you people are trespassing. >> as far as sean kratz criminal history we know he has an open count, robbery charge out of philadelphia and now bucks county. he is facing criminal homicide charges with cosmo dinardo. reporting live, in doyletown alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the case. we will bring view latest developments on air and on line at cbs philly.com. storm scan three is getting another work out tracking more severe storms and these storms are dumping a lot of rain. that video was just sent in from eyewitness kyle austin, this is kirkwood highway in will wilmington covered in flood waters, flash flooding is a concern with these storms meteorologist lauren casey is here to show you which areas are hit the hardest right now, lauren. >> always hate to see video like that of people driving through flash flooded road because you just don't know how deep that water is and it only takes about 6 inches of what the tore float a full vehicle, so if you see those flooded roadways, please turnaround, don't drawn, don't drive through those and we have flash flooding potential as we head in the next several hours as we contend with dealing with these severe thunderstorms concentrated right now at the jersey shore mainly in parts of the delaware, south and west of the city right now.

severe thunderstorm warnings extending from atlantic city, sea isle city, cape may the latest includes cape may county, severe thunderstorm until 5:45. see these intense cells moving in, moving to the southe at 25 to 30 miles an hour. heaviest of rain over maurice river, torrential in nature. also nearly continuing lightening potential for some small hail is also there, this cell has already put down some hail and you can see on hail tracker where we see brighter colors that is an indication that there is some hail embedded within this thunderstorm. also this particular cell is trending to weaken and moving in atlantic city. my touch on margate city but still severe thunderstorm warned and that has history of producing quarter sized hail. we have seen strong wind gusts embed, severe thunderstorm watch remains for large portion of the area until 9:00 philadelphia and points west ward out of the cells continuing to move off to thee and what to expect, sunday storm reports we have seen damage from some of these

cells. head up along jersey coast with those cells moving your way. damage to car windows in west chester when these storms came through, lower oxford township , also floodedhese storms came roadways, road closed because of the flooding and some quarter sized hail as i mentioned coming down atlantic county what to expect as we head in the evening hours? strong to severe thunderstorms , mainly south of the city, strong wind potential and hail threat as well, and we're already seeing reports of some flash flood ago cross portions of the area these cells did move through phoenixville area, earlier this afternoon. wires were reported down in the phoenixville area where our meteorologist chelsea in grammys at, celebrating a soggy and yeah a stormy blob fest but how are conditions looking at right now, chelsea. >> right now looking much better then it did earlier today, lauren. sun's trying to brighten up, skies however were completely overcast out here and it is also very humid. we have dew points checking in the upper 60's with the mobile weather watcher i have right

here behind me and temperatures are in the 70's. so that is with some rain cooled air definitely a break compared to what we have seen throughout the week but it is looking much, much better as we head in the weekend for a blobfest. temperatures are check in the upper 80's and we will see plenty of sunshine as we head into your saturday and sunday. definitely a better story as we head in the weekend. lots of food, festivities, vendors, lots of music and so things looking much, much better if you plan to visit phoenixville for blob fest. there is a lot of history in this small town, lets send it over to jessica as she has more on what this area has to offer, jessica report. >> chelsea, thanks very much. so nice that the sun's trying to peak out we are seeing more and more people walk down bridge street right here behind me, people anticipating the start of the blobfest. as chelsea mentioned walking around this boro you will notice is there so much history and phoenixville takes

pride in that history. there is people who worked very hard to preserve it. you want to know phoenixville you will want to know ryan conway president of the historical society of the phoenixville area his family has been here for five generations. >> a lot of people don't know is the name phoenixville. >> reporter: it came to life during industrial revolution, thanks to a booming steel industry. lewis warmwag was one of the first investors. >> the name phoenix ironworks is something you named the company, it was kind of a term used for blast furnaces because flames coming out of the furnace it looked like a phoenix. >> reporter: it inspired the name, phoenixville. >> there was just businesses, popping up left and right and a lot of factories built. >> reporter: european immigrants opened factories too making intricate pottery called magiccoal. you can always tell it is very much vibrant colors looking in the inside you can

see inside is pink. >> reporter: by 1850 phoenixville was on fire, its steel was every where, including inside of the washington monument. >> they built bridges all over the world. >> reporter: at its peak 3,000 people work in the steel mills but jobs didn't last. >> in the 1960's and 70's is when company really started to go down the tubes. >> reporter: fondry closed officially in 1987 and for years it sat empty and crumbling. >> it was derelict. >> reporter: barbara cohen fell in love witt, when its owners went bankrupt, community members and business people like barbara pulled together to save the building and got it in 1998. >> the idea that i had for re inventing phoenixville was to package history. >> reporter: it took years and millions of dollars but they preserved its dramatic interior and romanesque windows and now fondry holds an event space, schuylkill river heritage center and

phoenixville history. >> for people to appreciate phoenixville's industrial legacy. >> reporter: meanwhile along bridge street phoenixville has come back to life, old colonial theater is restored and small businesses, filled empty storefronts. >> it took a little while but now stuff opening left and right so great to see. >> reporter: you might say phoenixville has listen from the ashes. >> we are joined by phoenixville's mayor, mayor michael spec, thanks for having news phoenixville. between me, tori our producers we are spend ago loft time here this week and everybody is so welcoming. this town seems to be growing. >> yes, thank you, first, your phoenixville family, welcomes you to phoenixville and our bo ro here. it grace thaw are here seeing all of our sites. >> it has been fun. tell me, there is a lot of small businesses right behind here on bridge street. as a mayor that makes you

happy. >> that and people who patronize those businesses, we have a small community. we are very diverse, loving, welcoming community and i could not be more proud. i'm more prouder then mayor kenney. >> well, every mayor should that have kind of pride for their town is that right. >> yes. >> so tell me, we have blob fest that brought us here people come for that but what are other things that people like to come to phoenixville for. >> great question. we recently had our pride fest a couple weeks ago this weekend it is blob fest and we will have hundreds of new born stars tonight as they run out of this theater, young, old, the crowds that cheers them on next weekend we will have the sixth annual latina festival in the park and every saturday , at 1:00 at children 's plaza right next to

the colonial or program for children, i also want to mention on august 1st is our national night out day and right at church and day street we will have all of our first responders there, fire fighters, police department, people from the county, et cetera. >> really a great community and you get that community feel as soon as you entered the town and walk around and talk to people. thanks for having us. >> pleasure. i can't give the key to the city but what i will do is, one of our wiges issues in the boro is parking. should you want to come visit, you can park in the mayor's parking space. >> did you get that on cameras thank you so much, mayor. we appreciate that. i will be calling about that spot. >> let's bring in another friend of our vittoria woodill is here, mayor, we will take it. >> we will take it. you now how much of a pain park is, anywhere. >> so we will file that down, and obviously we are close to dish time.

we know when you are involved you will find best food where ever we are. >> you know i have something sweet up my sleeve. the taste with tori i get a diverse pallet. but when i tried the chocolates at bridge street chocolates here in phoenixville, salivating thinking bit, jessica. >> yes. >> i was completely overwhelmed. that was a whole new day. coming up at 5:30 we will have a close lear at one woman and how her life changed over her love of sweets and love of may going people smile. plus we will show he how to make the perfect squish it marshmallow, perfect marshmallow. >> coming up at 6:00 a familiar face will join us here in town we will have a closer look at how kate bilo is connected to phoenixville and guys, i will have the honor of introducing you to the new tiny member of her family, saline see that on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. stick around for that. in the meantime continuing now

on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 5:00 is what for dinner tonight stirring up some mack and cheese on this friday evening, and using cheese powder you want to see this next report there is concern over powdery cheese mix so keep that in mind. also a live look from outside our location in phoenixville some of the things we will talk about and blob fest and effect of the schuylkill river trail on the town that is all coming up for you when we come back. that will late.

it is hot, very hot all week, rain is almost, it is cooling things down even though blob if he is heating up, here in phoenixville. we will go back their life, at 5:30. hot, hot, hot. >> little congo line going. >> i like it. >> lauren has been watching the weather, rain and storms this afternoon. >> i will do the congo when these storms roll out of here. it has been a busy last couple days and we are still dealing. with severe weather impacting

shore points, just low cloud, on the scene right now taking a live look at center city, philadelphia enjoying rain cooled air 73 degrees, windy at 10 miles an hour and we don't have a feels like temperature with these cooler numbers right now, severe thunderstorm warning still in effect encompassing our jersey shore points, look at all of this activity, torrential rainfall, frequent to continuous lightening possibility of 50 to 60-mile an hour wind and also some small hair, and, severe thunderstorm warning for 5:45 for atlantic, cape may, cumberland and salem counties for 60 miles an hour wind, cell moving southe at 30 miles an hour, so head up, in avalon , cell moving your way, at 5:30, stone harbor, likely storm for you, strathmere, see that, and, momentarily, heavy rain coming down in and around the dennis area up win conditions quiet and starting

to clear out a little bit as well. as these cells move their way south and east and they move off shore our severe weather threat will come to an end and i would imagine national weather service with the drop off these counties west of the city in the severe thunderstorm watch but still in effect for yellow shaded area until 9:00 and we have this flash flood warning for red shaded areas until 7:15 as latest warning for atlantic, cape may, cumberland, salem counties. we had reports of the video of flash flooding in and around wilmington delaware area. we are dealing with flash flooding, hail and strong, intense wind gusts and you may have this in store in cape may county, cells producing wind gusts of 58 miles an hour through millville, mannington township, tolchester in delaware 53 miles an hour and 50 miles an hour wind gustness mays landing. we will quiet thing down over next several hours, strong thunderstorms early and as you head to 10, 11, midnight

lingering showers dropping dunn to 72 degrees. for our saturday a better day in store, morning cloud, mostly sunny, lower humidity, 88 degrees and no storms in the forecast. future weather showing us in the next couple of hours still dealing with those cells across portions of south or excuse me southern shore points and exiting off shore, we could see lingering activity north and west but not concerned with severe weather in these storms persisting in the late evening hours and as we head into tomorrow morning a few cloud and clearing out. temperatures they are rain cooled across the area in general in the 70's. dew points in the 70's showing us we are doling dealing with this humid air in place that will start to clear out as we head in the upcoming weekend. beautiful conditions. break out the grill. 88 degrees, sunshine, lower humidity. sunday looks great as well and much quieter week in store as we head into next week. >> yes, thanks, appreciate it. still ahead it is such a

comfort food but now there is new information that some mack and cheese might not be so good for you we will explain on the other side, don. coming up aces in the community how philadelphia freedoms are giving back while looking forward. sports coming up

wimbledon is coming to a close. >> did you ever play 10 is. >> is that your game. >> i played when it came to training, lateral movement for basketball. >> i like it. >> i'm terrible. >> really. >> i hate to hit the ball like david ortiz. after that i'm great. winning never gets old and apparently neither does roger federer, nearly 36 year-old just advanced to the wimbledon final to play maureen chillich on sunday. as for this side of the pond pro tennis is ready for close-up thanks to the philadelphia freedoms. >> how is everybody doing?

>> yes. >> it is special day on the court at legacy youth 10 annes education in philadelphia that is because freedom combs craig cartin came by for a visit. >> hoist your friend. >> you. >> i think it is. >> reporter: cartinn who has been coach for nine seasons stopped by to chat up with and coming tennis players and offer instruction, former coach of greats like martina nav rat loaf, cartin says coming to coach here is part of the vision for freedoms. >> billy jean king has a certain connection, with wanting kid, to become not only great players, but great people, and build character, education, after school programs. >> reporter: this season freedoms turning a loaded team with andy roddick, sloan stevens and darren king, plenty of reasons for excitement. >> it is an expressive six nights, we have great entertainment, and it is an individual sport but they play

together as a team, and come together as a group to win. >> reporter: you can watch that team at home for first time on monday, at st. joes. >> when weather gets better we will get out. >> yes. >> see what you got. >> hit and gone. >> appreciate it. >> coming up next half an hour from zero to 100 donald trump 's son in law has amended his security security firm adding dozens of foreign contacts and that is raising more questions about the president's campaign and transition team and potential connection toss russia. details and analysis from cbs chief washington correspondent john dickerson coming up next. summer fest celebration is in phoenixville, we are celebrating blob fest, we are not just talking about the history behind the event but we are talking about the food at the festival and really sweet treats, it is all coming up.

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your news continues at 5:30 here's is what happening officialness bucks county recovered an and identified all four young men who disappeared last week, authorities charged, cosmo dinardo with a murder of each victim, his cousin, and facing murder charges in connection with three of the killings. president trump is spending weekend at his golf club in bedminster new jersey following his trip to paris as new revelations surfaced in the russian election meddling investigation. good evening i'm ukee washington, jessica will be along shortly. there are new calls continue on investigate any possible russian connections, to the trump campaign. cbs news has learned that the president's son in law jared kushner had to update his

security clearance form three times, to include 100 names of foreign contacts he had meeting with during the election. kushner initially said no meetings. >> i also call for the result of a security clearance for jared kushner, it is absolutely ridiculous that he should have that. >> 's parentally, fielded meetings that is harmful to our national security. >> reporter: that meeting involving a russian attorney who said she had dirt on hillary clinton has placed his oldest son donald trump junior under a cloud of suspicion. today trump administration announced it will appeal latest challenge to its travel ban to the supreme court, last night federal judge in hawaii rule list of family relatives eligible to bypass ban should be expanded to include, grandparents and other relatives, of people, legally in the united states. travel ban bars people from six terror prone countries

from entering u.s. joining us is hoe of the face the nation and cbs chief washington correspondent jon dickerson and boy quite a week i'm sure you will discuss white house response to donald trump junior explosive e-mails how will you tackle it. >> well, we will in fact discuss that, there has been four versions of the story since last saturday when it was first report by new york times. there may very well be a turn in it by sunday, latest revelation that a former russian counter intelligence official was in that meeting, with the president's son, his campaign chairman and his son in law. we will try to put that in perspective. we will talk to mark warner top democrat on the senate intelligence committee they have asked to talk to the president's son don junior. they have asked for documents from him. we want to figure out what we know. this meeting was supposed a failed meeting and how far does this guy what does this tell us about the state of things and we will also tackle

other big issue which is health care reform here in the senate. >> this could interesting mark warner's comments. battle over republican plan to repeal and replace affordable care act is heating up big time, senator rand paul will be your guest take us through that. >> well, senator rand paul has been vocal critic of the republican health care plans, the republican health care plan because they decided to pass it through mechanism where they need republican votes but problem is they can only lose two of them. rand paul says at the moment he doesn't seem to be changing his mind he will in the vote. they have who one of the two they can lose. so, the question is will they be able to get to the majority vote in the senate and it doesn't look very good. this is an extraordinary things since republicans have campaigned for last seven years honorary peeling, replacing affordable care act a number of the republicans are very nervous about if they cannot keep that promise what will happen to them, and what will happen to the rest of the

republican agenda. >> so much to discuss in the american people will be glued to their sets, john dickerson thanks, always appreciate your insight and your commentary, thanks, john. don't forget watch face the nation with john dickerson sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. jimmy carter was at a habitat for humanity site this morning day after being hospitalized for dehydration. representatives for former president says nine two-year old became faint yesterday building homes for needy families in canada he was taken to the hospital as a precaution, former president was treated for cancer in 2015 and has been working side by side for years with his wife roselynn. summer fest equal blob fest this week we are in phoenixville and it is not all about the movie the blob, we're talking about the food, jessica and tori tell us more

about all of the good stuff. >> hi, ukee we have it all here in phoenixville, blob if he and running out of the theater which we will do tonight, we will have you covered on all of. that other great thing about walking down bridge street here are mom, pop stores, independent stores that have wonderful stories and wonderful things to buy. >> there is a feeling. >> what goes with the movies, jessica. >> candy, 100 percent. >> yes. >> now you're looking for chocolate, look no further then the best in phoenixville which is spruce street chock late. when it comes to chocolate shops we're all kid in the candy store. i mean how is it even possible to decide what delectable treat to eat, this is spruce street check late in downtown phoenixville. >> it is chocolate. >> reporter: known by gale owner and this is a dream come true a dream that she filled filled after the death of his

father at only 48 years old. >> it made me how quickly life happens. seized the moment because you we do not have tomorrow we have today. >> reporter: after spending decade in the corporate job at age 47 gale decided to become a chocolatier. >> i want to make check late. i want to be part of the community. i want to serve people. >> reporter: oh, would i does she serve. >> so many things that you offer, in particular, gourmet marshmallows. >> we developed all of the flavors, vanilla, peanut butter, espresso, coconut butter rum and bourbon cinnamon. >> let's make marshmallows. you may in the realize it but is there a science to making marshmallows. >> you want a creamy, fluffy marshmallow. >> reporter: i helped make a batch and it filled all of my wheel power not to dive right there to the goodness. >> the trick for us is to not cook it, too, too long. >> okay. >> because that is the difference between spongy marshmallows and creamy fluffy

marshmallows. >> you will slowly speed it up but not too fast because we don't want different won coming out. >> do you trust me. >> i trust you. >> new we will wait and see if it fluffs up to see if we dit right. give it a spin. give it a taste. >> oh, my. oh, my. >> good, right. >> i can't wait to see is what next. >> to the marshmallow make sure it sits in the fridge for an hour it is time to cut tonight squares and dip a way. >> peanut topping. >> bellisimo. >> that is gorgeous. >> marshmallows, leave me delicious and you know they are perfect when they are eaten and squished. >> wow, okay. who is drooling? look at those gorgeous

marshmallows. these are chocolate dipped that gale made and all i can say go gale, go gale, go gale, and gale knows that i could not even wait for the chocolate to harden. >> that is what i heard. >> she couldn't. >> we're dipping, dipping she put on the apron like a professional and i said just put it there. let it chill. >> no, didn't have time for that, gale. >> no, no. >> now gale, i want to ask you we have blob chocolates here tell me about this because they are so much fun and they have a special box. >> they do because of the colonial, fabulous theater and that is why we have the blob because it was filmed there. these are three milk dark and white all combine with the statue of craze inn and pretzel bits, chewy, crunchy, tart, and salt on top and in the custom box. >> yes. >> i'm having one of those moments where i cannot wait anymore. >> right. >> yes. >> while i do this, can you tell everyone why bridge street is so significant in the start of your business. >> yeah, when i was in my early 20's i wanted to open up

a chocolate shop, i lived in titusville new jersey one town south of the lambertville. i wanted to open up a shop on bridge street. i realize i had to grow up, i didn't know enough about check late or business. i did the corporate thing, and so when i came, found phoenixville, it was kind of serendipitous, my god there is a bridge street. it was meant to be. >> let me tell you something, time really did you well, gale because they are delicious, i love the chocolates. >> i will get another one of those. i will tell the people is what coming up next. gale, thanks very much. so good to meet you. listen, we ran into a familiar face here in phoenixville, one you all have been missing as well, kate bilo grew up in phoenixville and she is out on maternity leave but i caught up with her earlier this week and got to meet sweet solynn and goat an update, we will hear all that at 6:00. first coming up at 5:00

macaroni and cheese concerns what ingredients could be harmful to kid, we will be right back.

a florida neighborhood is evacuated as a sinkhole that swallowed a house, that continues to get bigger. let's show you video of the second home crumb brink in the sinkhole this afternoon. officials say the hole in land olakes, florida started as a size of the pond just before 8:00 this morning. pascal county sheriff's officers estimate hole to be 200 feet, end to end, but they do in the know how deep it is. wow. well, up next it is so good that new study says it might be bad for you is what up with the cheese in some mack and cheese, health

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chemical dangers linked to mack and cheese. health reporter stephanie stahl has a closer look at einstein health care science center report and stephanie, not my mack and cheese. >> reporter: everybody got really worked up but this. >> yes. >> reporter: let me tell you these are common chemicals used into make plastics and they get into food during processing and packaging. this new report focusing on macaroni and cheese products. an all american kid favorite mack and cheese, could contain potentially harmful chemicals. new study of 30 cheese products detected phthalate ness most samples

testing. >> we found that the level of these industrial chemicals were four times higher in the cheese powder of mack and cheese then in other natural cheeses. >> reporter: mike bellevue is with one of the environmental advocacy groups that paid for testing phthalates can discuss hormones and been linked to birth defects mainly concern for pregnant woman. >> demonstrable health risk. >> reporter: nine of the cheese products were made by k raft a statement says we do not add phthalates to the products, trace amounts reported in this study are more than 1,000 times lower then levels that scientific authorities have identified as acceptable, our products are safe for consumers to enjoy. >> only i believe less than 10 f involved humans and even those are pretty, inconclusive. >> reporter: james kruger a toxicology expert with einstein health says jury's still out on phthalates and they are hard to avoid. >> they are not just isolated to, you know, mack and cheese, it is, in our bottles, water

bottles that we use any kind of plastic that we are exposed to on a regular basis. >> reporter: there are ways to limit exposure to phthalates, don't microwave in plastic heat can cause chemical to seep into food, don't use dishwasher for plastics, glass , stainless steel containers are better alternative for storage and if a plastic container is scratched or damaged it is best to toss it. now experts also say that eating fresh food that is not processed or packaged is another good way to avoid those chemicals but when it comes to your mack and cheese, guys, everything will be okay. >> i hear you thank you. >> lauren's over here, if there were plastic. >> lauren went oh, no. >> throw everything in that dishwasher. >> come on now. >> i will change. >> i'm changing right now. >> all right. >> is that weather changing any, are we clear. >> it is, yes, some of the counties dropped off from severe thunderstorm watch as we talked about just a little

bit ago. live look at center city philadelphia we are looking glummy but temperatures feeling cool 74 degrees right now. east wind at 7 miles an hour so a little breeze, storm scan three showing us still very active with southern shore points and delaware but north of that really nothing going on. we have one severe thunderstorm warning in effect right now that warning for cape may county that has been in effect has been dropped but still dealing with the very strong cell right now, very heavy rainfall nearly continuing lightening for portions of cape may county moving off to the southe at 25 e seeing wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour and kent county, delaware we have a little portion of the severe thunderstorm warning until 6:45 for cell just off to the west right now. you can see these areas in that warning river view, wood side, petersberg, hollands ville just because of potential of 60 piling an hour wind. early evening once again. looking north and west of this

line, really nothing going on, and that will be the trend as we head in the evening hours. see counties dropped off from the severe thunderstorm watch in and around philadelphia, out of the watch now so only remaining for cape may county and portions of central and southern delaware until 9:00. still do have this flash flood warning for atlantic, cape may , cumberland and salem that runs until 7:15. we have seen damage across the area from these severe storms, flooded road, new port, cumberland county new jersey down tree blocking u.s. 40 in salem county, phoenixville with summer if he wires down on star road, mays landing, nickel sized hail and buena vista quarter sized hail in at plant i can county. heading in the overnight thunderstorm south over next couple hours otherwise lingering shower or rumble quieting down 72 degrees. for saturday, nice mostly sunny no storms lower humidity 88 degrees, getting a big break and future weather showing in the next several hours maybe a lingering shower , rumble of thunder,

otherwise by midnight most of the wet weather out heading throughout overnight period where we're waking up to patchy cloud tomorrow morning and then sunshine taking over for second half of the day. temperatures are rain cooled across the area generally in the 70's still lock in with that humidity factor dew point s up in the zero seven's but by late day tomorrow we will drop those dew points down on the order of 10 degrees, we will still feel steamy but in the bad to steamy sat gray as opposed to the oppressive to insufferable category where we are right now. your shore forecast for tomorrow looking great, mostly sunny, northwesterly wind, temperatures at 80 to 84 degrees, watch out for that high uv index and maryland rate rip current risk. over next several days, things much more quiet, lot of sunshine sunday, beautiful, fairly comfortable humidity values buy summertime standard sunshine 89 degrees. heading in to monday mostly sunny 90 degrees and chance of the isolated storm tuesday and wednesday, ukee. >> thanks very much.

lets go back to jessica live in phoenixville where we are celebrating summer fest at blob fest, jessica. >> we are getting ill all in this afternoon ukee, coming up next pat gallen will take us on the schuylkill river trail and tell us why people here in phoenixville credited with

so we're certainly happy to be here for blob fest we will talk about that coming up at 6:00. but also here in phoenixville there are people that like to get outside and get active and perfect person for schuylkill river trail. our pat gallen caught up with some of the runners and walkers. >> reporter: schuylkill river trail has been a major success and residents of phoenixville

are loving it. >> very pleased, i love it. >> just fun. it is a positive addition. >> reporter: longest section of the trail extend 26 miles from philadelphia to phoenixville all told it currently goes 63 miles and will eventually reach upward of 130 miles to pottsville in schuylkill county. as residents of phoenixville sing traces the trail has seen traffic since its completion in april 2015 with thousands of people per month utilizing its pathways but there is an added benefit. >> from philadelphia on out the communities that have really thrived around the trail, you first look at manayunk, and now, phoenixville, the trail goes in and then the development, and the economic benefit arise s around it. >> reporter: evident with scott tanteno running store all kind of fast. he picked it because of his growth potential. >> grail was a big deciding factor in our second location here in phoenixville.

we were debating. once we saw development plans for the trail and time line they were working on and completing it was a no brainer >> reporter: i could not talk and not experience it for myself. one of the many running groups that hit pavement daily took me for a spin. karen is a phoenixville native and she loves that everyone can share. >> people take their bike to work through here, brings out the kid, dogs just a lot of fun. >> reporter: would ever have machining something like this being here. >> no, never, beautiful. >> reporter: pat gallen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". great way to spend a couple of hours, i want to say thank you too to the black walnut winery tasting room and wine bar they have let us come inside here. it was a little rainy when we showed up. things are looking better. ukee, we're hoping for blob fest tonight when they do recreate of everybody running out of the historic colonial theater and then clear skies. >> i'm thinking about ordering that or renting it and

watching it again just because we are there now. >> right. >> i got to do that right. >> that will it to for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 blob fest is any horror movie lovers dream this weekend, it is perfect for anyone who is in to horror movies, colonial theater period in the blob almost 60 years ago. we will tell you this movie turned this neither in a local landmark. it is a summer if he sprite we are catching up with cbs-3 meteorologist kate bilo and soline. we will learn how her maternity levies going after her recent health scare coming up, lauren. we are dealing with another round of severe weather. i will let you know where a severe thunderstorm watch has been cancelled and if we can keep these storms out of the weekend forecast coming up. murder mystery unfolds in bucks county where remains of all four victims have been identified, disturbing details from police about how, three

drug dealers, turned deadly. notified all of their loved won and in as peaceful and respectful way as possible that we now have, them in a safe, place. bodies identified, and grizzly details revealed, tonight cosmo dinardo and sean kratz, cuss minutes crime, the family members confess being to the killings of the young men, who are missing, in bucks county. these charges come after around the clock efforts by investigators in the case that garnered national attention, good evening, i'm ukee washington. scope of the investigation was massive, stretching across bucks, montgomery counties and philadelphia from the home where cosmo dinardo was arrested in bensalem to the sprawling property in solebury township where bodies of the