>> breaking news overnight, nan in miss wheelchair dead, and his caregiver, and now the search on for two gunmen. >> and developing overseas, a deadly earthquake rocks the greek islands, damaging historic towns and popular tourist destin aces, now, people are sleeping in the streets, as at the brace for after shocks. >> plus this: >> the probe in to russian election, looking into the business dealings every trump associates causing the president to draw a red lion. i'm in washington with the latest. >> today is friday july 21, good morning, i'm rahel solomon, jim donovan has the day off. seems like another busy news day, but katie watching some forecast? meisha watching the roads? >> looking at the roads, they're looking okay, couple every accidents this morning, little odd for friday morning, tend to be one of the lighter travel days, plus a lot of construction, we will get to all of that. >> maybe a lot of people on the way to cape may. sing the tsongas they're going, yes, great beach day in

all-in-all, if you're trying to beat the heat, try to get out of the urban core, we take you out to different shot, not urban by any stretch. here in bern ville, few streaks every clouds, but i would say more importantly, the fact that it is still only 74 degrees, at this hour, and it is really warm, to start off. we could only heat up from here, obviously, in for another steamy july day, 80 is the actual temperature at philadelphia international airport. it feels a smidge hotter than already, too, but this is basically where we're bottoming out, and all we can do from here is heat up. of course. now that the sun's been up for about 15 minute. the dangerous heat is the story, right through 8:00 this evening, excessive heat warning will be in effect, don't have the heat advisory locally in the delaware valley today. but, it will do just keep in mind regardless still going to be hot everywhere. it will feel as hot as 102, though, in the midst of that excessive heat warning, so phillies certainly included as are the surrounding suburbs. now, as the day progresses, in addition, to the heat and humidity, also going to have

scorching sunshine, the high officially projected to hit about 96 degrees. and we will have a heat warning again until 8:00 p.m. so, this continues to be our story, i really think though at this point it is where the worse of the heat is going to peak, through the weekends, not saying it gets a lot bert, meisha, but not as harsh, and finally, down the road, some relief i'll let you know whether it get here little later. >> good to know, heat index, katie, 99 to 102. that's hot. katie, thank you so much. well, all right. good morning, looking at this area, 26th street northbound before the schuylkill. looking at a dent that had you really backed up. that's now since been cleared. actually looking pretty good around the area. we take quick peak at the boulevard, beautiful shot here, as we do have that sun glaze, but i tell you as you push in the southbound direction, jump on the schuylkill, starting to see some movement there. and that sun can be blinding. hence, take a look at this, 95 south approach cottman, not affecting you pushing in the southbound direct, the north or moving to the east where the sun will get you. so pack the sunglasses, but

taking a look at 95 specially southbound direction as you approach center city, actually looking really good, looking real nice there. now we do have accident throughout in lansdowne, bailey road, not going to slow you down too much on that area, just want to pull your attention to the fact it is out there, and still out there. tomorrow morning emergency deck repairs, city avenue northbound, off ramp to ridge avenue northbound closing saturday 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. rahel, back over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. updating breaking news this morning, a violent home invasion in philadelphia's tioga neighborhood, leaves nan in wheelchair dead, his caregiver injured. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at temple university hospital where the care give is her being treated. good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel, good morning. philadelphia police are calling this a home invasion homicide, whereas you mentioned, one man in a wheelchair is shot and killed, his caretaker, shot r, injured, brought here to temple university hospital for treatment. he's now this stable condition this morning. all the while, as this gunfire

errupted a family was upstairs in a bedroom, a woman with four children. take a look, at the video, see what police have been dealing with all night, all morning long. they are investigating very large scene there in tioga, one that stretches from that house down the block. this is the 3300 block of gratz street. police say it was just before midnight that they got the call about the shooting, when they arrived, they found 51 year old man on the spree, shot in the leg. that will was the kay taker, found 36 year old man lying next to his weep chair inside every his living room, shot in the head, medics pronounced him dead inside of his home there. here is how police say it unfolded. man in wheelchair, his care take her arrived home for the evening, in fact, the care take her just helped him up the steps, inside, when two armed men forced their way inside. the man in the wheelchair was actually struggling to keep the door closed when he was shot and killed. as the suspect start today run away, they saw the caretaker, chased him down the street, firing shots at him. hitting him once in the leg

and that's not allment take a listen. >> upstairs at the time were family members. there was 61 year old female, and there were four other juveniles, ages 15, two-seven jerold twins, and four year old. they were all upstairs at the time. they heard the commotion, they heard the shooting, how much, they were upstairs in the bedroom, and did not see anything. >> and fortunately they were not hurt. in the meantime there is morning, police are still looking for two gunmen, unfortunately, they don't have good description of the suspect, this he do hope surveillance individual know in the area can help out. live in philadelphia, jan carabeo. back to you. >> thank you, jan. >> a developing story naught out every greece this morning, people on the islands of kos with raking to up devestation after magnitude 6.5 earthquake. surveillance video shows people you see there dining out, the moment the earthquake struck. two people are confirmed dead with more than 100 injured. survivors are now sleeping

outdoors because buildings are considered no longer structurally sounds, and there have been some serious after shocks. >> back here at home today is the funeral for one of the victim of the recent bucks county killings. police say jimi patrick from newtown was murdered july 5th by cosmo dinardo after a drug transaction gone wrong. two memorial services were held for him earlier in the weekment patrick's family will receive condolence frost 10:00 e church of saint andrew in newtown followed by funeral mass in a private inter meant at 7:00 the tonight. friends, family, will hold candlelight vigil for all in doylestown township. >> two of the victims laid to rest yesterday. "eyewitness news" was at the floor funeral home in bensalem last night. family and friend bid final farewell to 22 year old man sturgis, earlier funeral held for another victim thomas meo in the northeast. >> authorities in bucks county say the farm owned by cosmo dinardo's family still

considered crime scene. investigators search for more evidence at the property in solebury township for the -- where the four victim bodies were found last week. chopper three over the scene. philadelphia police department k9 unit assisted in the churchment bucks county da's says it could release the farm back to dinardo's family. tragedy in south jersey two, brothers drown in a lake in vineland. saul, and his 30 year old brother, otto, swimming at crystal lake when they drowned. officials believe that one brother may have been trying to save the other. danny cabrera went to vineland high school and used to go fishing with the brothers. >> i would come out here mostly every day in the summer. and i would see them out here at least 30, 40 days of the sum ever, i never seen them swimming. >> safety officials remind everyone to stay out of open water with no swimming signs. they add swimming in car cysticly dangerous because you don't know how deep the water is and where it drops off.

>> well, septa police release that dramatic body camera footage from shooting wednesday night in kensington. seven officers opened fire, three from septa police, hitting a suspect on porch. authorities say it was point ago gun at them. officers were re ends positive he ponds to go a report of a woman being shot. suspect is in stable condition. the woman he is suspected of shooting is in critical condition. >> president trump is at the white house this morning, after shaking up his legal team, and now correspondent mole a lanky reports, investigators are already looking into russian meddling in the election, and now also looking into mr. trump's own finances. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed special council robert mueller looking into business dealings every pal manafort, and prosecutors at the us attorney's offers in manhattan who initiated the probe already turned over what they know to investigators. >> speaking from myself, i own nothing in russia. i have no loans in russia. i don't have any deals in

russia. >> sources tell cbs its investigators are also looking into whether there are any financial links between president trump or his associate and as it relate to russian meddling in the 2016 election. the president in a interview with the new york times saying veering into his finances was a red lion mueller should not cross. >> the point the president's make something an investigation should stay within the confines of meddling, russia meddling in the election, nothing beyond that. >> cbs news has confirmed a shake up in mr. trump's legal team. mark is out, as the president's personal attorney, spokesman, mark has resigned. president added new member to it team last week, attorney tie cobb, new team has been pushing back against special council robert mueller's probe and is reportedly looking into the backgrounds every investigators in an effort to pinpoint conflict every interest they can use to discredit his selection. cbs in three, "eyewitness news." update now, the department of homeland security says for

four month ban on laptops in cabins in planes headed to the u.s. is over. government officials report all the foreign airports have met new security guidelines, including the use of high tech scanning machines, and enhanced screening procedures. >> coming up: a drastic price hike for some people at national parks, finds out who it impact, when the price goes up, and how much it will cost. >> plus, it has been nearly a week since bride to be was killed by a minneapolis police officer and her family is still waiting for answers. hear what the police chief promised to do in the wake of her death. >> and, amazing video after solar flare that lasted for an unusually long time. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well we are already for the weekend, i don't no about you, but it will be a hot weekends, katie has your forecast next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back, remember earlier in the week, we told but a bag of moon dust about to be auctioned off in new york. well, now we know it, went for $1.8 million. the sale in manhattan surrounded by fall out from court battle. ment collection bass was used by astronaunt neil armstrong during the first man mission to the moon in 1969. but the artifact was

apparently miss identified and sold at on line auction in 2015. after a fight to get it back, sutherby's did not make it you can. >> how about this? light show on the surface of the sun. this solar flare mitch different ones from the past because it lasted nearly two hours. expert say that's an unusually long time the solar flare also accompanied by magnetic storm. >> wow. >> yes, i'm going to send it over to our in-house scientist. i don't know what most that means, but looks very nice. >> yes, and you know, solar flares are not, sun doing it part here today. it really is going to heat thing up in a verree fire end which for another day. air quality also less than ideal for yet another day. it is slightly better, not as much of a problem, or as stagnant, but still alert, and posted almost everywhere. so this area has since expanded across the region now, talking about code yellow

out of this, moderate air quality issue, so, it is just stagnant enough it could start to bother you little bit. just keep that in mind. take it extra easy out there, water temperatures, trying to beat the worse of the heat, head out to the beaches. those are really starting to heat up nicely here, for you, in the mid 70s at this point. up and down much of the jersey shore, sea isle city still checks in at 68 degrees, but that's not too bad. up at 78 already at barnegat. so nice warmer water anyway to go along with very hot and steamy beach day here, the high will hit 93 on the shore this afternoon, in the sunshine, you're baking away, so have your beach umbrella ready to go, whatever you need, i'm sure we'll see the umbrellas lining the shore points anywhere from sandy hook down to cape may. now, looking forward, highs romain low mid 90s right through monday, so we peak really with the worse of the heat today. and from this point forward, i mean, i'm not saying it will be a relief, but it does get very gradually little bit

better. just have to watch out for some thunderstorms specially tomorrow evening, there could be some real not nasty storms that erupt out there, by tuesday we finally break the heatwave meisha. back to the 80s where we should be. >> yes, where we should be ex exactly, i think everyone will be so happy about that shall specially after this string every just heat and humidity. thanks so much. looking outside right now, an accident, the schuylkill eastbound before girard, it was blocking the left lane, now it is pulled all the way off to the far right shoulder, might be tank your brakes lit bill the. looking at the back up from that accident, when it was block that far left lane. and they were starting to really pile up. now, this is the back up. it was forming before montgomery drive. now you can see, it is starting to actually flow. starting to get it flow pattern back where it should be. so towelly looking okay. but you still want to factor in i would say extra ten minute or so around the area. disable vehicle, 26th street northbound at penn rose. i would say 15, 20 minutes ago, looking at an accident around this area. and it was backing up there, the accident clear, but do

have this disable vehicle, heads up. do have people out on foot. just take it easy around the area. then, the talcony palmyra bridge for you, those every you take that bridge, here comes the buddy right there, talcony palmyra bridge scheduled to go up around 6:25, just heads up, beautiful shot hereby the way. accident in lansdowne, this one, has a fuel spill, so south lansdowne avenue bailey road heads up if that's in your neck of the woods, it is still out there, rahel, over to you. >> thank you, police chief in minneapolis speaking publicly for the first time since fatal shooting after bride to be. the woman had to call 911 about possible assault, now her family and the community demanding answers and say it is time for a change. correspondent john loyer ends reports. >> protesters took to the streets, angered by the fatal police shooting every justine in minneapolis. among those in the crowd, valerie castile, the mother of philando castile. she was fitly shot by a minneapolis cop last year.

castile note that she was kill on her son's birthday. >> like i said, after the verdicts, they were going to kill, and they have, and i think it is absolutely our obligation and the spirit of my son to speak to the family. >> the 40 year old was fatally shot by police officer saturday. she had called 911 to report possible sexual assault near her home. but she was shot when she approached the squad car. minneapolis police chief, jena, made her first public comment on the shooting thursday. she admits the situation was not handled appropriately. >> justine didn't have to die, on the squad car you will find the word to protect with courage and serve with compassion. this did not happen. >> people who called the police go to see what's happening with the police. you don't draw the gun and shoot them across your partner's body. >> a state investigation into the shooting is underway. officials say it could take months to complete.

john loyer ends, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> and firefighters continue to battle a large forest fire in south jersey, this is chopper three, over the wharton state for necessary washington township burlington county. the flames have consumed about a thousand acres, at last check the fires only 31% contained, but no homes for people have been threaten. the cause of the fire is unknown. >> well, time is running out for senior citizens to get a good deal on lifetime pass to the national parks, starting next month, the calls for lifetime senior pass will go from just $10 to $80, quite the difference there. congress passed legislation last year, raising the price after national park, since federal recreation pass, but seniors had already have the lifetime passes don't worry they still work. >> coming up a little later in the health watch, combination every foods that could decrease your metabolism. pat gallen going surfing, see if he can hang ten with the best of them. all part of our summer fest coverage in ocean city. when we come back.

>> we are looking ahead to the days that are just stuck in the low and mid 90s yet again, there could be some pretty heavy thunderstorms out there, especially seconds half of saturday. but you will see some sun along the way, too, so one of those classic mixed bags that we tends to see this time of year. rahel? >> all right, katie, thank you. and now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. the press of atlantic city reports patient of doctor james koffman have until 4:00 this afternoon to pick up their medical records from his egg harbor township office before they're gone forever. kauffman in jail facing charges in connection to a medical fraud scheme, he was involved in a armed stand-off with authorities just last month. >> and, the bucks county courier times reports on last night's council rock school bore meeting, the board taken the necessary steps to begin closing rolling hills elementary school in

northampton, resident did speak out at the meeting all against closing the school. >> and, the news journal reports on a woman in bear, delaware, who was inspired by a recent trip to disney world. so, she started the facebook group, delaware rocks, which encourages resident to hide and share painted rocks with inspirational messages on them. and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, a sunday night noise complaint in ohio has turned into a learning experience, police officer and his friends. >> everybody clap your hands. ♪ >> you know that dance, well, that's the police officer greg her who responds the to the noise complaint. all right, all right, we see you, he says, the kids toll them they were just trying to learn the dance the cha-cha slide. and he told him he would try to learn it, too. officer said he's working to build positive relationships. >> i think it is a great way to help them learn about the police, and the police really are on their side. >> way to go, officer, now, he

does say his dance moves could use a little work, but he's ready to practice any time. >> always love stories like. that will well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," a look at what's next for o.j. simpson after parole, and the comment he made during his hearing, still getting a lot of attention on line. >> plus, the future of high speed travel. we'll show you one billionaire's radical idea to dramatically cut travel times in the northeast. meisha? >> well, we got a fairly busy friday morning, couple every accident out there, disable vehicle, and activities this weekend that might actually slow you down, all of the update coming up. first we want to take a break, stay right where you are, cbs-cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will

>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon, jim is off today, it is just about 6:30, and here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute, today, july 21, 2017. >> this is a frightening course of events. police, tell us, a man in a wheelchair, is shot and killed, inside of his very own home, in tioga. >> a powerful earthquake, rocks a greek resort town, killing at least two people, and injuring more than 100 others. the wall still shaking violently. holding on to the wall. >> the new york times is reporting president trump's lawyers are looking into the backgrounds of investigators, working on russian meddling case. >> travel from new york to dc, in 29 minutes. billionaire inventor elan musk says they gave him verbal green line to build an upper grounds hyper loop. >> it is time for summer fest from ocean city new jersey, up bright and early at sweet charlie's, they're rolling ice

cream, kyle and jacob, getting to it a lot earlier than they're used to. >> if you have not had sweet charlie's, take it from me, it is so good. >> pat gallen will be along in a few minutes, and i hear he will actually be surfing, for now, a check on today's forecast, good day to be out in the water, because it is hot out there. >> you said it. yes, it does look like it will ends up being fantastic beach day for us out there, too, rahel, daytime highs expected not only to hit the 90s inland, but even at the shore, talk about perfect excuse to take a dip in the waves here today. and work on the surf skills. we'll have the summer fest forecast for youment quick peak at storm scan three which is still empty, we've got very clear sky currently overhead here on the skydeck, and pretty much everywhere else. current temperature already off to very warm start. even despite clear sky. we didn't drop off all that much on the thermometer, zero eight the current temperature, clearly the warmest of the pack here, but only heat up from here. so, let's talk about ocean city specifically.

93 degrees, folks, in the heat and humidity, will feel even hotter certainly, but full blazing sunshine, for summer fest today. that's for sure. meanwhile we take you through the rest of the day in the sit just little hotter taking hazy sun, 96 degrees, but there is an excess is i have heat warning still in effect until l p.m. so keep that in mind, that includes philly, and the immediate vicinity until 8:00 p.m. now, this is a seven day heatwave that we're forecasting already observed three straight days of zero nine or above. and we expect four more, including, today. beyond that point, though, looking ahead to tuesday, have to wait and see. we do expect there will be a drop on the thermometer, finally break the heat, how cool will it get? answer little later in the show shall meisha. >> yes, we want to know what's happening on tuesday. all right, katie, thank you so muchment and tgif to you. looking outside right now, we had accident here. schuylkill eastbound before girard, pulled off to the shoulder, first it was blocking far left lane, then pulled off to the shoulder

causing some backups. now it has all been cleared. still looking great. beautiful shot. deaths able vehicle still out here 26 street northbound, at penn rose, pulled all the way off to the right earlier we had a dent there, that was causing some backups, as women, just take it easy, traveling on by, and the tac-pal bridge went up around 6:27 or so. it look like it is coming back down now. just heads up there. plus, we have an accident, lansdowne, still out there there is one is involving fuel spill. south lansdowne avenue bailey road. another accident in conshohocken. elm street at walnut st. heads up on these two. we've had kind after stirring of -- string every accident all morning long, the good news they're getting cleared out of the way fairly quickly, just a heads up. tomorrow morning emergency deck repairs, city avenue, city off to ridge avenue northbound is closing so tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., to 3:00 p.m. so just heads up. and the youth regatta as well tomorrow which will close kelly drive. kelly drive is closed 12:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

rahel, back over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. breaking news this morning, from philadelphia's tioga neighborhood. a man and a wheelchair is shot and killed, his caretaker injured, following a violent home invasion. this happened just before midnight on the 3300 block of north gratz street. police say the 36 year old victim and his 51 year old care take her just returned home, when two gunmen tried to force open the front door. >> the 36 year old wheelchair bound victim was actually struggling to try to keep the door closed. that's when one of the perpetrators fired at police, one shot, striking the wheelchair bound victim in the head. he fell off his wheelchair. and was subsequently pronounced dead. >> police say the caretaker was shot in the leg, as he ran from the scene. now in stable condition. so far no arrest haves been made. o.j. simpson will soon and freeman, nevada parole board voted unanimously he should be released after spending nearly nine years in jail for robbery. correspondent chris martinez was there and has a look now.

>> the four members of oj simpson's parole board said exactly what he wanted to hear. >> i do vote to grant parole. and that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. >> the decision came after an hour long hearing, where the 70 year old former football star recounted his part in the armed robbery of two sport memorabilia dealers, in las vegas, in 2007. >> i'm sorry that things turned out the way they did. >> the parole board noted simpson has been a model prisoner, and he took it a step further. >> i'm not a guy who lives a criminal life. i'm a pretty straight shooter. >> those comments set off social media fire storm in light of simpson's arrest in 1994 for the brutal double murder every his ex-wife nicole and her friends ron goldman, he was late area quit dollars. >> i basically have led a conflict free life. >> one of those things you might say about o.j. simpson,

might even say well that acquittal was fair, but to say that he's led a conflict free life? i don't think so. >> simpson told the board he want to move back to florida after his release, to be near his family. board members also heard from one of simpson's victims who supported his reese least and his daughter arnel who said her father's incarceration have been difficult for his children. >> we just want him to come home. >> simpson could be released as early as october 1st. chris martinez, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> the family after former drexel student severely injured in a fight two years ago is now suing his old fraternity and friends. surveillance video shows ian being hemmed by his from a brother back to their frat house at 32nd and powelton. according to court document, he fell and hit hess head on cement, and suffered a brain injury. the failure for them to call 19 is one for nearly ten hours is what led to that injury. >> they would have n about able to relieve the swelling, give him medication, and

prevent his brain from swelling so much that they had to take the top of his skull off to relieve the pressure. >> it has been two of the worse years of my life, and i don't want any other family to have to go through what we've had to go through. >> now, drexel university is not named in the lawsuit, the university says in a statement the drexel police conduct add investigation, notify the offers of the district attorney, and it was determined that no charges would be filed. the search for interim district attorney in philadelphia is over. with the appointment of the city's first african-american female da. the board of judges selected kelly hodge, for more than dozen applicants yesterday. hodge takes over for former d.a. seth williams, who resigned last month, after pleading guilty to federal corruption charge. hodge will serve until either republican bet grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over in january. and the pennsylvania state house of representatives returns to harrisburg this weekend, to work on balancing the state's $32 billion

budget, governor tom wolf allowed the budget tote become law last week, despite $1.5 million shortfall. help in the legislature about $600 million, in aid to schools lining penn state, lincoln, and the university of pennsylvania. elan musk says he's received verbal approval to build high speed underground transportation system. in a twitter post, musk explained the hyper loop would shuttle commuters from the big apple to the nation's capitol in under 30 minutes. transportation system would whisk not just people but also cars, even bikes, through a system of underground tunnels at airliner speeds. musk adds the hyper loop would make stops in baltimore and in philadelphia on the way. >> we go back and forth between dc and new york all the time. and when we don't go it is because it takes so long. >> i've always been thinking if it was only faster it would be lot more people would travel. and if it really happens i would love it. >> meet too.

musk did not elaborate who gave him that verbal approval but something real interesting philadelphia officials say they've had no contact whatsoever with misk so stands by. up next in the health watch. sugary drinks and how they can decrease your metabolism when mixed with certain foods. >> plus: there are summertime favorites. speaking every foods it, might be tougher to get crabs this year, find out what fishermen are doing to protect the crab population. pat? >> rahel, i've my toes in the water and my butt just in the sand. not a worry in the worldment i'll get a nice coffee in my hand. life is good today. life is good today. here in ocean city. it is summer fest. i just learned, it is a beautiful morning. come join me, see if i can make it. in the surf worlds. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> a little beach boys on this hot friday morning. now, our pat gallen, he is the favorite around here. i think he was just doing a little poetry, with his poet hat on. of course we know he can have fun, he had ice cream earlier, but can pat gallen surround in we'll see when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ocean summer fest is back in ocean city, new jersey, you've got the boards walk, the sun, the sands, and of course the surf. pat gallen decided if he could hang ten. pat live in ocean city this morning, i have to ask you: did you catch a wave or did you wipe out? tell the truth.

>> rahel, every course i it, of course i caught the wave. i'm so stoke to be here in ocean city, my friend, because the surf is beautiful. the sands and sun are fantastic. yes, i will ' stop talking like a surfer, that being said, seventh street surf shop here in ocean city new jersey is a staple of the board walk, i got an awesome chance to jump out on the water with seventh street, and about 20 different kids, and they taught me the basics of surf. let's see how i did. >> ocean city new jersey known for its fun family atmosphere, and surfing. this was a hot bed of surfing, south jersey, ocean city, new jersey in particular, actually known worlds wide as one of the hot spots on the east coast of the united states for surfing. >> layer the owner of seventh street surf shop, staple of the board walk bees since 1986. but the combination of surfing here go way back. >> seventh street erroded so badly that they couldn't use it for a swimming beach, but

we pet tis dollars in the late 60s to get a surfing beach, they thought seventh street was throw away. >> every year hundreds every kids take lesson from larry's shop. did someone say kids. >> you just got me nervous. you were the one, this one over here. trouble. >> here we go. pretty heff. >> we had the the beach for quick warm up. >> does it look right? i'm old man. then, for a run through the pop up. >> paddle. paddle. paddle. >> we've got the waves. set one. set two. set three. nice. >> i'm little bittner just. i shouldn't be, but i am, it is my first time. i'll see how it goes. >> my first surf experience. while the kids surfed circles around me, it took me a while to get warm up. and after a few spills, my

first ride. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and another. >> and that was good enough to ends the day with. so how did i do? >> even though 54 years, i've been doing it one time, what do you think for one time? >> you did excellent. did you excellent. >> you were up no problem, like mike said, your stance is good, now all about repetition. >> out of ten i would probably give you like a seven or eight. >> i went back down to 57 or eight? i'm going to take a seven or eight. >> next stop cbs-3. >> guys, what a gnarly experience it was learning to surf. but in all seriousness, something i always wanted to do. as a perk of the job they let me come out here, get on 10-foot board, and learn the finer points of surfing. it was a fantastic day. thank to you seventh street surf shop. and i think i did okay. i got up there couple of times, couple of spills, but it is something that i would like to keep doing, and for

those out there that may want to try it, i would absolutely come down here. because the surf in this area is fantastic. now i go way back with the lovely beautiful city of ocean city, new jersey, check out this photo of this handsome guy back in the day. hanging out on the beach, with my family limit it is about 1988, 1989. got to love those shorts. i'll have to pull those shorts back out. they're some decent short for the beach. >> adorable. >> you guys, what do you guys think? i'm back, right back here, my old stomping grounds. that is the old boat both. >> like when you took that picture, pat, it was meant to be. were you meant to be on that beach today surfing for us. >> and you look good out there. >> i definitely was. >> katie and i were just saying you actually looked pretty good out there. good job. we're proud of you. >> i appreciate that, guys, awesome, thank you. >> now get back here and bring us some ice cream. thank you, pat, good job. >> you got it.

>> summer fest continues all day, and night, as ocean city prepares for night, plus, special coverage at 5:00, 6:00, ten and 11:00 keep people coming back to ocean city year after year. did he look good out there. >> he d lou that picture, so adorable, those primary color shorts, so cute. yes. >> very nice, pat. well done. hats off to him. i thought he was doing a kianna refers thing therefore a second, what's with his voice? what's he doing? i'm glad he broke that. let's take a look at the widespread heat out there. we of course have been dealing with it, suffering through it ourselves do, have excessive heat warning posted until 8:00 . we're not alone, looking at the core of this heat. with excessive heat warnings standing southern iowa, back to southeastern nebraska, then all the way back down into central missouri and western illinois. i mean, you are talking widespread zone of easily up to the century mark in many of those locations even further south, where it is just a heat advisory, heat advisory, still going to be incredibly warm in

these areas. so yes. absolutely not suffering a loan here. but we are already at 83 degrees, for feels like, so now factoring in the humidity, feels little hot nerve dover. little hot nerve atlantic city, and ever so slightly hot nerve places like wilmington, or trenton, but really going to have the core of the heat across the urban heat island really. so i95, immediate vicinity where the worse of the heat will be centralized for us here today. storm scan all clear at the moment. couple every clouds rolled on through, but we don't spec much of anything in the way of not just cloud cover but wet weather in that regard either. it is still steamy. our wind flow has bun to shift a little bit more northwesterly, so it is still hot. still very sticky out there. but it may not be as harsh for you, throughout the course of the day whether it comes it air quality. that's one minor benefit that comes with this. different shot of the shore for you. there is not one loan cell out here looks like at beach patrol headquarters in margate. early start to the day in peace and quiet out here. just outside of atlantic city.

back to the philadelphia daytime high, expectations will keep the 90s right through monday, then we finally catch a break. back to the mid 80s starting tuesday. in the sunshine for you. may be lingering showers. i think the bigger story of course the worse of the heat finally breaks. >> yes, that's going to be such a big relief for so many. thank you so much, katie. all right, well, looking outside this morning on this friday morning commute. looking at 42, going down the shore, lucky you. looking good there. northbound looking really good. looking quiet as you approach 95. forty-two, looking great. accident out there 202 southbound ramp to business route 30. very difficult to see it because obviously you can see all of the trees and the brush, so covering all of that, see the cars passing by. heads up an accident out there 202 southbound ramp to business route 30, also dealing with another accident, on the vine, as well, vine westbound at 20th, approaching the schuylkill. see it is pulled all the way out to the far rival overall the movement, both moving in the westbound and eastbound side of the vine right now.

it is actually looking okay. now, speaking of the vine, part of bigger construction project going on, vine westbound ramp to 22nd street. reduced to one lane until fall of 2018. so we are talking about that for quite some time. rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank youment buckingham palace exhibit paying tribute to the work every princess diana in support of the queen. upcoming 20th anniversary of had he death, the palace recreated the desk she used in kensington palace, there, red letters and wrote briefings. >> official, so the work she was done, before and after engagement, and it was in buckingham palace, to pay tribute to the work she understood in support of the queen. >> many of the item shown on and around the desk were selected by her sons, william, the duke of cambridge, and prince harry. very fitting. >> time now 51:67:89 there is a lot coming up on cbs this

morning. nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, nora. >> good morning, rahel, ahead: what's next for o.j. simpson? we will talk with him and fred golds man, sister and father of 1994 murder victims ron goldman. they're here in their first interview, the decision oj will go free. and president trump re shuffles his legal team. how they're scrambling to push back against special council in the russia investigation. >> also, we will hear what makes the summer hit so contagious. number one song in the worlds. all that, plus the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. see you right at 7:00. >> can you not escape that song, nora, thank you. >> i know, it is on the radio everywhere. >> thank you, we will be watching. >> crowds are summertime favorite. but reese end survey raising some red flags about the crab population in the chesapeake bay area. weijia jiang in maryland with more. >> reporter: at the crab house in annapolis, business is

booming. bruce says his staff have seen about 70 bushels of crabs every weekends. >> we try to give everybody a full crab that we k but the small crabs always seem to be fuller, little sweeter. >> but not only demand that determines the prize, it is also nature. state officials in maryland and virginia recently released alarming data from the annual dredge survey which measures the overall crab population. it showed the bay has nearly 100 million fewer crustations than last year. >> water men like captain frank do their part to protect future harvests which drives this charter boat. >> i can keep females but i never do. if you take all of the female, you know, you're killing the next year's population. >> the survey shows that strategy helps. >> like the fourth highest we've ever counted. >> biologists are encouraged by how many female crabs are in the water. they're concerned because the number of young crabs is one of the lowest on record.

>> all of the regulars laid at the mouth of the chesapeake bay, down in virginia. the tide, the current, storms, can take those eggs or the larvae stages, float them out in the ocean, then maybe they don't come back into the bay. >> to help stabilize the population, state officials are shortening the commercial crabbing season by ten days, and reducing bushel limit for females. because here, crabs is not just summertime tradition. >> oh, yes, middle, then take the shell off, getting awe of the gills and intestines out, and then finding the meat. >> it is a way of life. weijia jiang, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news." and the health watch this morning, a warning about potentially harmful combinations. now, the us department of agriculture says that having a sugary drink with high protein meals can decrease both

metabolism consideration lead to weight gain and obesity. but for a moment, ladies, let's forget about weight gain. because today is national junk food day. >> holler. >> yes. junk food includes smacks that are high in fat, we know, sugar, salt, calories, and they have very little nutritional value. we know, we know. about treat yourself to your favorite junk food, so ladies, what are your favorites? >> fries. >> lobster mac and cheese. >> i love the cheesey macaroni. i go for that. >> i'm all for ice cream. so how about it? >> indeed. >> we'll be right back.

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>> last check on weather and traffic. >> trying to beat the heat, head on out to summer fest, three day forecast, there goes, so today, tomorrow, sunday, just hot, again, watch for pop up thundershowers, meisha. >> thank you. we have an accident involving a tractor-trailer pulled off to the right shoulder, schuylkill westbound at city avenue. >> all right, and cbs this morning is neck, don't forget, cbs-3 is in ocean city for summer fest. don't miss our live coverage on "eyewitness news" at 5:00, 6:00, 10:00 and 11:00. have a great day, wonderful weekends, and stay cool,

please. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, july 21st, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." o.j. simpson granted parole after nine years in prison for kidnapping and armed robbery. first on "cbs this morning," ron goldman's family responds to the decision to free the man acquitted of killing him and simpson's ex-wife. two of trump's lawyers are out. and a deadly earthquake shake as popular tourist island overnight in greece. thousands run for cover with no safe place to go. plus, it's everywhere, the sound of the summer that is sweeping the globe and making