>> a dangerous situation in the parking lot of a local wal-mart. police make arrest after toddler was left in a hot car there. >> more than 3,000 acres burned in south jersey, but, it is not just the flames causing concern in the wharton state forest, and how the impact can be felt miles away. >> president trump has a new press secretary after sean spicer resigned. i'm weijia jiang at the white house with that story coming up. >> today is saturday, july 22, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. another summer scorcher on tap for us today. let's get right over to matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast. good saturday morning, matt,

unfortunately, no relief in site this weekend. >> the nine's will be back today. now, we could get saved from seven straight days of 90s with maybe a day of 80s tomorrow. >> i'll take it. >> but it will still be 89. so we will be just outside that far 90 range, maybe again tomorrow. but today will be hot, it will be back on the humid side of things. we're also going to be tracking some shower and thunderstorm activity little later on toward the evening hours. so a bit of everything for us on this saturday, storm scan3 across the majority of the area here this morning, but we do see shower and thunderstorm activity across southern part of new jersey, see thunderstorm northern cape may county back up toward atlantic city, as well. this is our first rounds of what is going to be maybe a mix of some cloud cover, sunshine in the morning, but then again also multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms. this is the first one, then we look for the 21st to kind of start to develop as gee into the later afternoon then toward the evening. temperatures right now, we still sit at 81 degrees, here

in philly. it is still a very warm start to the day in the city. even in the surrounding areas, you can still see plenty of mid to high 70s out there, so again, very warm morning for us, and dew points are not giving us any relief. we're sitting in the 70s into the oppressive range of humidity, and that's going to be the case throughout the day today. temperatures right around 9:00 m the 81 right now, to about 84 degrees by 9:00 a.m. back to the 90s by lunchtime. no relief from the heat today. 93 degrees for the high temperature, we go with the dew points that continue to sit in the 70s, jan, but as i said, shower and up this zero thunderstorm activity, quick break from the heat tomorrow. tell but it in just a bit. >> new this morning, man in critical condition after a shooting in philadelphia's feltonville section, police say the shooting happened just after 3:00 this morning, near rock lands street and rising sun avenue. officers found a man in front of the feltonville, shot in

the arm and stomach. so far no arrests have been made. >> also overnight, damage to the front after home in philadelphia's juniata park section. police say a fire broke out here, on the 4100 block of j street, before 1:30, one woman went to the hospital for smoke inhalation, unclear what condition she is in at the moment. no word on what caused that blaze. the hot weather we've been having has led to dangerous situation in delaware county. police arrest add woman accused of leaving her young child alone in a car there, chopper three, over parking lot, on conchester highway in boothwyne. police say the toddler was not in the car long enough to suffer any serious injuries but it is another reminder of summer heat dangers. natasha brown with more on the challenges every staying cool for the next few days. >> folks around the city are trying to find any relief from the oppressive heat that griped the region in the last couple of days, taking dip in a fountain along the parkway, seemed to do the trick for these guys, but not everyone

is as mobile, or can finds an escape. the elderly are more susceptible during heat wives like this. >> very dangerous for seniors with heat like this, their bodies may not be telling them they're not doing good with the heat, may have certain ailments that don't do well with the heat or medications. >> raises awareness for heat stress. >> the philadelphia corp. railings for aging has set up a heat line for seniors who may need assistance. >> yesterday we got some phonecalls, we helped some people yesterday. now, it is increasing. and the second day of heat like this really generates more activity, and more problems for people. >> it is not just the elderly that need extra care during extended heatwave. our four legged friends are also just nerve recall, especially dogs like joda left at a long driveway at the end after long driveway. employee noticed the dog in the crate. they believe he had been there for more than an hour likely dumped by his owner, at a time when the heat index had

reached triple digit. >> i went up there, there was this black dog, overheated, pretty bad, in a airline crate , solid plastic crate. brought him down here. gave him fluids. we gave him water. and put him in air-conditioning, hosed him off. >> animal rescue work verse posted jonah's picture on cents facebook, hoping someone comes forwards to claim him, doing much better at this point. meantime the corporation for aging heat line will remain in effect as long as necessary. natasha brown, cbs 3, " eyewitness news". >> update on the fire burning in the wharton state for necessary new jersey, in a remote area of the for necessary burlington county started thursday afternoon. so far authorities say the flames burned more than 3,000 acres. now as of last night the fire was 07% contained, firefighters are battling that fire on both grounds and the air. at the shore, people in

brigantine were smelling that smoke from the forest fire instead of the salty sea air. council ill man said the smokey smell led enough people to call 191. today is the funeral for one of the victims of the recent bucks county killing. friends and family will pay their final respects to dean finocchiaro at the garrity funeral home in levittown. body of the 19 year old from middletown township was found shot and burried along with three other young men last week on farm in solebury township. >> the funeral for 19 year old jimmy patrick was held yesterday. hundreds gathered in newtown to say a final farewell to him the 19 year old at saint andrew catholic church, a 2016 grad of holy ghost prep school in bensalem getting set to begin his sophomore year at loyola university in maryland. >> in other news this morning, police file murder charges against a 21 year old in a stabbing death of her mother in montgomery county. authority say elena house hey on the left there stabbed her

mother 54 year old annette house on the right. police responded to the home on abby lane in perkioman township early yesterday morning after house-hey called 911. house-hey has been arraigned and is behind bars. >> well the fall-out continues this morning, after a big shake up at the white house. sean spicer has resigned as press secretary after a stormy six month on the job. weijia jiang at the white house with more. >> after reflection, my decision was to recommend to the president that i give anthony and sarah a clean slate to start from. >> after a little over half a year, as president trump's chief spokesman, sean spicer stepped down on friday. he later explained why to fox news channel, sean. >> i just think it was in the best interest of our communications department, of our press organization, to not have too many cooks in the kitchen. >> spicer's departure came after wall street executive, anthony, was named white house communications director. >> this is obviously a

difficult situation to be in. and i applause his effort here , and i love the guy, and i wish him well. i hope he goes onto make a tremendous amount of monday. >> i his first act was to replace spicer with deputy press expect, sarah huckabee sanders, sanders red a statement from president trump >> i'm grateful for sean's work on behalf of my administration and the american people. i wish him continued success as he moves onto pursue new opportunities. >> for weeks spice her played more of a behind the scenes role within the administration , he lags conducted an on-camera briefing more than a month ago >> good evening -- >> but those media briefings are why spicer short tenure will be remembered. >> comedian melissa mccarthy's impression of spicer on saturday night live went viral >> i think there are there were kim of part funny but a lot of it over the line, it wasn't funny, it was stupid or silly or malicious. >> spicer will stay on at the white house, through august. weijia jiang, for cbs-3, "

eyewitness news." >> meantime, attorney general, jeff sessions, was in philadelphia yesterday, encouraging local law enforcement to help put an ends to sanctuary cities. >> providing sanctuaries to criminals. it is sad for me to say that one of those jurisdictions is philadelphia. this is specially sad for the resident every philadelphia who have been victimized as a result of these policies. >> now, sessions says violent crime here in philadelphia continues to playing this city police commissioner ross met with sessions following his speech. mayor kenney, supporter of sanctuary city policies, was not invite today that event. >> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, a chaotic news conference in minneapolis >> i want you as the mayor every minneapolis, and you to resign. >> protesters get vocal there. what they're calling on the mayor to do following the controversial shooting of an

australian woman. >> and the golden retriever who isn't golden at all. the reason this puppy was born with green

welcome back, that sea plane is not supposed ton tipping over t tried taking off three times out of new york east river yesterday afternoon, the plane was headed or at least trying to head to the hamptons on the third take-off attempt, well it, listed 20 feet up, then

crashed back down into the river. officers brought the pilot and all nine passengers to safety. a fire boat towed the aircraft away. fortunately, no injuries were reported. no word yet on what caused the plane issues. and in minnesota now, outrage at the mayor of minneapolis, as she was announcing the resignation of the police chief following the police shooting yoga teacher. she was shouted down by protesters demanding her resignation, danielle nottingham has the story. >> minnesota mayor betsy hodges announcement that she had asked for and accepted the resignation of her city's police chief began peacefully enough. >> not in a position to lead us further. >> but shortly after announcing the chief lee placement, protesters took over the event. >> i want you to resign. >> leading the cries for justice john thompson, best friends every philando castile shot and killed by a police officer from a nearby department last summer.

>> many of the people in the room newly energized by saturday's police shooting every justine damond, an australian yoga teacher who had called 911 to report a possible rape in the alley behind her home. mayor hodges listened for a few minute, before leaving the meeting without finishing her statement and other took over the podium. >> we got real problems in this town. but you're looking at the people that are going to solve those problems. it ain't going to be these damn people here. >> after 30 minute, protesters dispersed in mayor hodges returned. >> i share people's frustrations about the change in policing nan building community trust, and transformational changes, difficult it is un comfortable , it takes time, and it is worth doing. >> the mayor believes she has brought about more reform than any mayor in the country, and she says she will not be resigning. danielle nottingham, for cbs-3

, "eyewitness news". >> switching gears now, california dog is pulled from a burning house and revived by firefighters. jack was unresponsive after firefighters pulled him out of the bakersfield home. they used a special animal mask to deliver oxygen to him, after a few harrowing moment, jack was awake and responsive there. officers say the dog did suffer respiratory injuries, but received additional oxygen therapy, and is now doing well jack also received a special visitor there, the firefighter who saved him. >> one puppy might have you doing a double take now, because the goal end retriever puppy isn't golden at all. the little green fellow was part of a litter of puppies born in scotland. the rare phenomenon is thought to have when puppies in the womb come in contact with a green pigment found in bile. but the color usually fades over time, which is already happening to this little guy named forest. you don't see that very often at all. >> no, definitely not. >> and i wish we weren't seeing these oppressive

temperatures often. at least day after day. what are we, on the fifth day now of oppressive ♪ >> if we hit 90 today, that would be five days in a row. we were originally even yesterday looking at maybe up to seven days in a row, 90's. now, we could potentially get a little break tomorrow, down to the high -- 80s, but either way it will be hot, it will be humid throughout the weekend. we do need to be prepared. any kind of activity that you're doing outside of course always stay hydrated always just take into account just how hot and humid it is. and yesterday, we got to 93 degrees. so, again, yesterday was the fourth day in a roy that we hit 90's so we're definitely into that criteria for a heatwave. and today, not going to be any different. you see, we're well above the average of 87. that's our normal high temperature for this time of year. getting a look at what we can expected to as we keep talking about, it stays hot it, stays humid with the 90's out there. then watch for increasing cloud cover. so this morning see some sunshine, always nice. but it will get a little bit on the cloudy side, as we head

later on toward the end of the afternoon, evening, then we have chance for some showers, thunderstorm activity to develop, some of the showers and storms could be on the strong to even possibly severe side. we will breakdown those chances here in just a second. outside on the neighborhood network, rehoboth beach. quiet of course right now. it was packed yesterday. even this afternoon i should say it is still probably going to be a little bit on the crowded side because it will be hot. we go with "shorecast" temperature 90 degrees, temperature of 74 will make it feel nice if you are in the ocean later this afternoon, but of course late day showers , thunderstorms, something that we will keep an eye on. temperatures for us out there right now, sitting in the 70s, especially off to the north, lancaster, reading, allentown, on the low to mid zero seven range. couple of 80s, wilmington at 80, philadelphia airport, 81, down near the shore, 79 atlantic city, 76. right now in wildwood, so waking up to temperatures well above normal for this time of year. and the biggest thing, it is

still muggy outside, dew point are into the 70s, few spots, up into the north, head toward the poconos, in the 60s. but his is what we will be expecting, our temperatures even again today, maybe not quite as hot as they have been but with our dew point, that will remain in the 70 range, that humidity is not going anywhere still very, very muggy for us on this saturday. storm scan3, shows just some shower, thunderstorm activity, down near the coastline. see atlantic city back down toward ocean city just north of sea isle, around somers point getting little built of shower, thunder storm activity , then up even little bit just east thereof beach haven, little bit east of, excuse me, west, i should say, of long beach island, little bit on the rainy side here this morning. there is a big system that's off to our west. this large area of precipitation, that's what's eventually going to track eastward and give us the chance for shower and thunderstorm activity later in the day. by 5:00 on future weather, shower, thunderstorms moving into the fracture western suburbs, as we get to around

6:00, closer and closer to philly pushing through the center city area around 6:00, 7:00. heavy precipitation down to the south, by 11:00, millville , dover, getting in on heavy rain. pushes off the coastline, go through the overnight hours, but couple of spotty shower, thunderstorms, not completely ruled out through the nighttime tonight and even throughout our sunday as well. see by 5:00 another round every shower and thunderstorm activity developing, and then that will continue into monday morning, it looks like, at this point. severe threat for today, slight risk, in the second tear of marginal then slight risk for today, our biggest threats are going to be some heavier rain and some lightning, everything else in the moderate to low range at this point, including strong winds and hail. 93 degrees for the high temperature today, getting a look at the seven day forecast , 89 tomorrow. so our quick break from the 90s, and then we get some much comfortable, much more comfortable conditions, jan, later in the week, tuesday, wednesday, low to mid 80s.

>> finally, thank you, matt. on on the health watch now, new treatment for erect tile dysfunction, a problem for millions of men. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us about the new competition for the little blue pill right here in philadelphia. >> reporter: sound wave therapy routinely used to for things like tendonitis, now the technology calibrated to treat ed, erect aisle dysfunction. >> major problem foremen. i have many patients that will tell me my wife is going to leave me because of this or my wife convinced i'm having an affair because i can't perform with her. >> philadelphia urologist, doctor bruce sloan, says medications like viagra, other treatment, don't always work. the first in philadelphia to use this new treatment called gains wave. >> this is for sure game changer. >> the therapy can increase blood flow and regenerate tissue. >> much better. i notice a huge difference. so everything works much better now. >> this 32 year old patients

want to remain anonymous because like many men, he's embarrass today publicly discuss his ed. >> it is not something that's easy to talk about. you know, it is not like i'm a 60 year old guy, it is not something people would expect to happen. >> he's diabetic, a common cause for ed, which is usually associate the with older men. and those with health problems , like heart disease. >> how are things? >> doctor sloan says research shows after a series of 15 minute treatments, most men have an improved love life. >> it is about a 80% response rate. then you get men who are actually functioning reasonably well, don't need anything, but would like to improve their performance, so they will do gains way they are. >> i and because numbering cream is used before the treatment, it is pain-free. >> really doesn't hurt at all. there is no side effect whatsoever. >> he says he finally feels normal and relieved he doesn't have to use drugs to be able to have sex. >> to have more self confidence now than i had in the past couple of years, i

feel better about myself in general. >> six treatments cost $3,000 and some men will need more. it is not currently covered by insurance. we have more specific details on this treatment and a link to doctor sloan cbsphilly.com click on health. i'm stephanie stahl. cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> still ahead, we take you behind the scenes of what's new in theatres this weekend. >> hi, everybody, i'm nancy odel. coming up jada pinkett smith and queen latifa head out for wild

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pinkett smith and queen latifa out to have a good time with their friends in girls trip. harry styles makes his big screen acting debut in historical war epic dunker. >> there are 400,000 men on this beach. >> reporter: harry styles makes his acting debut alongside large cast including telling the true story of the rescue and ee vick agents of hundreds of thousands of british troops, to become surrounded by the enemy in france during world war ii. >> this film is so amazing, i think it tells this important story, and i think it is an amazing list of actors, and feel like we are all working toward the same thing. and i don't feel like really allowed any time to kind of think too much about, you know , specifically what i was doing or anything. i think the movie is amazing, and i just feel very lucky to be a part of it. >> you can practically see it from here.

>> what? >> home. >> this weekend is about us. we deserve this. so let's go. >> and in girls trip, jada pinkett smith, regina hall, tiffany, head to new orleans, to reunite for wilds weekend where things get crazy for the four friends. >> you're going to see some dance battles. you're going to see some grown s >> goes real bad on burbon street. >> ya, it is a lot. >> anything could pop off at any moment. >> i've not had this much fun in so long. >> for entertainment tonight, able i'm nancy

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>> a campfire, like were you at a campgrounds, everyone had fires going. >> residents describe this smell as thousands of acres of forest burn in south jersey. fire fire fight erring making progress beating back the flames, still plenty of work to do. >> plus the smoking age is going up in new jersey, how old you'll soon have to be to light up. and, cbs-3 summer fest in ocean city this week where there is new roller coaster that's putting the thrill in thrill ride. vittoria woodill tries it out.

>> good morning, i'm jan carabeo, good day to head down the shore for bit of relief from the summer heat. meteorologist, matt peterson out there on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather, morning, matt. >> good morning, jan january, not a bad day to get down the beach maybe later this afternoon, maybe already down there and getting up and want to see the sunrise over the ocean, great morning for that, maybe even warm out, there but still going to be pretty good day for it nonetheless. storm scan3 shows couple of showers are still lingering across the coastline for the most part they're up near atlantic city at this point and moving off shore. so that's some good news for us, now, this is our first rounds of shower and thunderstorm activity. really going to be the only one we see here this morning, but we will watch for another round of showers and thunderstorms later on toward the ends of the afternoon, and into the evening hours, here, in philly, and also back down toward the shore. so again, if you are waking up this morning, you look outside , you think man little bit on the wet side. don't be alarmed, it will be a little drier going through the afternoon. temperatures for us right now,

sitting in the 70s, still, 81 degrees, though, here in philly. as we do head down towards the shore, 75 cape may, as will as stone harbor this morning, if you are up near barnegat, 76 degrees, so again, warm start to the day. it a little bit muggy out here definitely even out on the skydeck, pretty much in matter where you are, seeing the 70s on the dew point map. that's into the oppressive range. be ready for another warm and humid day later this afternoon , as we get up to 93 degrees, and then again, later on in the afternoon, and into the evening, watch for showers, thunderstorms to development some could be strong to maybe even severe. jan, we will talk about those chances when i come back inside. >> okay, we will check back in with you, thank you, matt. fire crews working overnight to contain a massive blaze in south jersey. this fire is burning in wharton state forest, burlington county but the effect stretch all the way down the shore. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has the story from brigantine. >> it wasn't the salty ocean air people expected to breathe

in friday that caught their attention in brigantine. >> ly got up this morning, went out on the deck, i smelled something it, smelled like rubber burning. and i was curious what it was. >> the smokey smell from a wild fire burning about 3,000 acres of the wharton state forest. satellite imagery shows the smoke pattern over new jersey. from chopper three, we could see how the eastward winds and high humidity caused smoke to travel toward the shore, and settle low to the grounds. >> we did smell smoke whether we got up this morning, but didn't know what it was from. >> the smell was very, very bad. it smelled like the fire or the smoke was right here in the neighborhood. >> brigantine councilman michael rear done says the strong smell led enough people to call 911 in town. the police had to put out a notice to tell people to stop calling. >> the chief put out a tweet let people know don't call 911 , that it is the fire causing the smoke, and everything will be okay. >> about 10 miles inland, smoke filled the air around the hamilton mall and some

cars had been layered in ashes little further north in atlantic county we saw smoke going across the white horse pike in egg harbor sit. >> i this morning like almost driving in and waking up to fog. that's how thick it was. >> while the new jersey fire service reports no damage to homes, they expect the fire to grow before it is completely contained, the fact that smoke could lags several days has some people concerned. >> well with the heat and the weather being dry, kind of worried. >> now, as a general safety issue in the past, we've had these forest fires, if the smoke does continue to be strong, especially in the mornings, they want people with asthma and other breathing difficulties to stay inside. from brigantine, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." if you want to buy cigarette in new jersey, you now have to be old enough to buy a drink. governor christie signed a new measure raising the state smoking age from 19 to 21 years old. the golf for says the goal of the legislation is to break the cycle of addiction, new jersey now joins hawaii and

california as the only state in the country for the smoking age is 21. >> caught on surveillance video now, suspect uses babies and carseats to steel a thousand dollars worth of sunglasses. this happened at design for vision in newtown township bucks county on wednesday. the suspect tried on sunday glasses, for half an hour there, concealing them in the carseat, and in his pocket. if you recognize this suspect, contact newtown township police. >> well, best herbs coffee is recalling all lot of its new traditional national herb natural herbs coffee over safety concerns. the coffee contains an ingredient similar to the active ingredient in vie agorae officials with the fda say the ingredient may interact with nitrate found in some prescription drugs. the coffee also contains undeclared milk which could be dangerous for people who are allergic to milk or have milk sensitivity. the product was distributed from july 2014 through june

2016. >> the life of steve jobs is now the subject after new opera in new mexico. the revolution of steve jobs is set to open at the sante fe summer opera festival today. the high tech production jumps in and out of key moment in the apple founder life. they include the launch of the original iphone and his wedding dayment the music incorporates sounds from the products jobs created, and including the audio synonymous with turning on early mc inch took computer. back here at home, mary lee the shark has some company down the shore. this great white shark named felton surfaced off the coast of atlantic city friday afternoon. before heading down south, toward bethany beach. hilton is 12 feet long, and ways just about 1300 pounds. mary lee, another great white shark, was last spotted near beach haven last month. >> and, it is not summer without taking a trip down the shore. this week cbs-3's summer fest was in ocean city, new jersey,

where they're getting ready for a big event today. the 63rd annual night in venice, cbs-3 summer fest had a chance to visit with some of the young sailors who showed off their decorated vote. tonight is when thousands of spending tate ores lined the bay front to see the boat parade. and the decorative homes. the boat parade start tonight at 6:00. >> and as many of you already know, ocean city is known as america's greatest family resort of course. and our own ukee washington was thereto soak up all of the fun on the boardwalk. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the rhythm of the night, summer fest in ocean city. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> a lovely night for all and love was also in the air. >> we both went to washington township high school, graduated in 75, came back to ocean city for our 40th reunion in 2015, and met. we didn't know each other in high school, but we met at our reunion, she is in oak home, a

i'm in indianna, but we came back to ocean city yesterday and got married. >> fantastic. congratulations. >> at this night ocean city was also ... >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> games, food, a time to smile, and a place to go back in time. >> great way to capture your memories in ocean city for the summer that you're here, anacine we've been here over 30 years, great way to do that , but now a tradition for a lot of families who come to ocean sit. >> i well, picture that. >> ukee washington, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." there is also a new roller coast nerve ocean city called gale force, the vittoria woodill volunteered to try it out. >> after a relaxing day of yachting it was time to hit the ocean city boards to hit

good friends ukee watch better place to start than the gale force coaster, the newest coaster on the block. >> are we going on the blue one or the gray up? >> well, i thought we, me and my friended, would be taking on the blue one. >> are you sure about this? >> but i guess i was volunteered by best friend, and set up. >> i set it up. i said tori would love to do it without getting your consent. i'm sorry. will you forgive me? now go do it. >> but i -- i -- thanks a lot, mr. washington. >> show me your stuff. >> i can't tell if the screams were fear or excitement. >> all right, here we go. who is excited? >> ahh h! >> oh, oh? there she goes. >> oh, no! >> it is the rock before the flip. >> oh! >> ahh. >> i can't believe she doing

this. >> hang on, tori, hang on. >> i think she did it. let's finds out. >> are you okay? are you okay? >> am i alive? we're good. guys, that was awesome. >> did a great job. >> did a great job. >> let's go get some funnel cake. >> vittoria woodill, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> and to be fair, ukee did try out his one roller coaster of the summer already, so good job by all. >> still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news," a new picture after smiling prince. that was shared on a very special day. we'll also have this. >> the newest phase of a solar project in camden county, is starting to heat up. i'm justin, with a report, telling you, just what's going on. >> and the hot weather continues. matt peterson is back with

more on our threat for storms today. stay with us.

>> today is george's birthday! >> william and kate along with

george, happy birthday to him. back here at home. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> children from across our region partied at the fourth annual kid cella music festival, variety of performers took to the take there at the smith memorial playgrounds and playhouse, the festival also featured a youth art zone, and it looks like everyone there had a very good time. you got to be careful, though, matt out there in the summer heat. be sure to find shade, hydrate , it is going to be another hot day. >> another scorcher out there today, humidity high once again, don't want to tell people not to get out and enjoy their weekend, that's not what i am saying. just when you get outside, you need to take all of the necessary precautions, drinking the water, wearing that light loose fitting clothing, sunscreen, all of those kind of things, and then you can get out and enjoy yourself all you want. waking up this morning, in cut

town, 69 degrees, but his is one of my favorite neighborhood network cameras, if you guy watch us saturday and sunday morning, i love to show this. it always has such a wonderful picture of the sunrise, and here few high clouds out there and giving us those pink and yellows and just great start to saturday up in the lehigh valley. now we were talking about how it will be hot. it will be humid once again today. it is not going to be a bad day to maybe sit by the pool. 93 degrees for the high temperature later this afternoon, but the sunscreen, uv index a nine, make sure you're putting on. increase in clouds going throughout the day today. and there is a chance for late day shower and thunderstorm, and some of those showers and thunderstorms later on toward the ends of the afternoon, the evening, could pacca punch, they could be strong, to maybe even margely severe. talk about that. eighty for us in philly, wilmington, seeing seven's, trenton, 57, millville also 75 back down toward dover too. dew point the biggest thing, it is muggy, it is sticky, it is humid out there this morning, and it is not going to go anywhere as we go through the afternoon, couple of shower or thunderstorms now just moving off the coastline,

maybe getting little rain activity down toward atlantic city. but this system out towards the great lakes, this is going to be tracking eastward, and as it does, it is going to bring with it that chance for showers and thunderstorms, not too much on the future weather until we get to about 5:00. then there is the line of thunderstorm activity in the western suburbs by about 5:00. to the 67:00 time frame now moving into center city. much of the delaware valley getting in on showers and thunderstorm, again, by the time we get to about 6:00 it will be getting down into south jersey, our second rounds of thunderstorm activity as we go through the nighttime hours. so between 10:00 and midnight tonight we are going to see the heaviest rain come down into south jersey, also, back down toward the delaware shore points, that's where we will see the heaviest rainfall, and then once we get into tomorrow morning, we could still see maybe few spotty showers, at times, on sunday morning, looks like it should be relatively quiet to start out sunday, just cloudy, but then pop up shower, thunderstorm activity is once again in the

forecast, throughout sunday afternoon, and then sunday night into monday, here comes another rounds of possible thunderstorm activity. so again, we going to be dealing with rounds of this throughout the next couple of days. ourself ear threat for today, it is a slight risk that's our second in line here. you see all of the yellow, pretty much all of the delaware vale, south jersey, lehigh valley, too, and the biggest threat today probably some lightning, maybe gusty wind, and also some heavy rainfall, you can't rule out the chance for some marginal hail, too. 93 degrees, the high temperature today, but going to be feeling a little bit higher than that, probably be feeling like the high 90s to maybe near the triple digits. we get break in the 90s sunday , high of 89. ninety-two on monday. then much more comfortable conditions on tuesday, wednesday, seeing some 80s there. no precipitation, jan, tuesday , wednesday, and the humidity will be lower, too, so good news, the light there at the end of the tub. >> i just got it wait couple of more days, thank you, matt. solar panels are providing

power from an unlikely source in camden county, and the project only getting bigger. justin udo from sister station "kyw news radio" has more, in our einstein healthcare science center report. >> chances are when someone says landfill, renewable energy is not the first thing you think of b for more than a decade the pennsauken landfill has been home for more than 11,000 solar pan. >> we feel very strongly about trying to create renewable energy where ever we can. >> now, officials are adding even more solar panels to the landfill. >> we're going to bounce double or existing solar capacity, and it is a terrific project using this closed portion of the landfill for a beneficial reuse. >> the environmental protection agency says the energy produced by the new panels will reduce greenhouse gases by nearly two and a half tons, not burning nearly 3 million pounds every coal or preserving nearly 2,000 acres of the us forest.

energy power partners, the company constructing the solar panels in the landfill. he says the energy they're generate willing from the panels is being used to power local businesses. >> this new project is 2700 kilowats, about 300 homes of energy. >> officials in camden county say this new initiative will help them in their effort to meet the renewable energy goals and lower their carbon footprint. >> the new project will go to the local grid, through pse&g, and supply the local community with electricity. >> construction on these new solar pan sells slated to start in the next few month. and it is expected to be done by the ends of the year. justin uto, "kyw news radio," for cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning: the phils open a ten-game home stand, see if they can make it three wins in a row against the brewers ers. sports is next. >> and this might be a serious contender for the worse airline passenger ever, i would say so. the story behind this picture of bear feet on a flight? that's whether "eyewitness news" continues.

>> starting safety malcolm jenkins, doing work offer the field, yesterday opened pappa john's in for the philadelphia he says, he wanted to bring business to the community. also, he talked about training camp. >> obviously, a lot of excitement, a lot of entheusiasm around. the team right now, some of the things we've done in off season, a lot of optimism. you know, finally we get get to go back to work seems look last season just ended but ready to open a new champer. >> rookies quarterback and selected veterans report for training camp on monday. cbs-3 is your home for coverage. i'll join lesley van arsdall to bring you the latest from the nova care complex all next week. nba bombshell, kylie

irving wants out of cleveland. but the reason why is shocking the four time all-star wants to get away from labron james, and play more of a prominent role elsewhere. he has reportedly demands add trade, with the spurs, nicks, timberwolfs, topping his list of destinations. second rounds of the british i shall em. moment justin thomas would would like to forget. he swings. misses. the club gets stuck in the grass. if at first you don't succeed, go ahead, try again, strike two. but wait, there is more. thomas finally makes contact, but nobody knows where the ball is. he walks away with a quinn tip elbowing i. he started the day two shots off the lead, but he shot a ten-over 80 and missed the cud jordan speaks has two stroke lead over matt. >> that's all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. >> all right, stop what you're doing and check this story out t can be tough to get fully comfortable on an airplane, right? but one woman's discomfort

went viral whole she notice add passenger bear feet propped up on the armrest in a row. jeannie moos reports on the passenger trying to take advantage after little extra space. >> jesse was smiled when she saw she was seat in the empty row. by two favorite people to sit with on a plane, she tweeted. and then this happened. >> a foot started just poking out, toast wiggling. >> and then another. >> the armrest became a foot rest too two little feat wick egg their toast. >> today i flew on the set after nightmare, she tweeted, and the bear feet in flight went viral provoking ooh and yuck's. this is who should be on the no fly list. what's worse, snakes on a plane or bear feet on a plane? dis embodied seat reminded one commenter, thing from the adams family, but double and worse, actually, we've seen

worse. tony tails over the seat banks , a passenger doing a head stand, a guy who took off his jeans and lounge dollars in his boxers with his seat up , a passenger with his belly exposed and pillow case over his eyes, so at least he didn't have to see himself. which would you prefer? this, or these? >> the feet by the way were attached to a woman. jesse described her as a short woman in her 40's. for once, not man's spreading there is would be called what, foot spreading? then they became even more, foot loose. >> her left foot kind of reached over and pulled up the window shade, and then pulled it back down. >> when jesse tried to signal a flight attendant, the seat retracted, but at least they had closed the shade. thus, avoiding a repeat of the old twilight zone episode, in which william shatner sees a creature out on the wings.

>> nightmare at 20,000 feet, nightmare at 2 feet. jeannie moos. >> well, thank you very much, very nice every to you do this new york. >> oh, my goodness. a nightmare indeed. still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning, from steam toy stormy. matt peterson tracking the threat for strong storms this weekend. we're back in moment. stay with us.

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>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> a dangerous situation in a parking lot after local wal-mart. police make arrest after a toddler was left in a hot car. more than 3,000 acres burned in south jersey, why it is not just the flames causing concern in wharton state forest, and how the impact, there, can be felt miles away. another day in the 90's, and now tracking the chance for storms. when they could impact your

weekend plans. >> today is saturday, july 22nd, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. halfway to little longer to err relief from this summer heat we've been having recently, here ' meteorologist , matt peterson, good morning, matt. if we reach 90 today it will be the fifth straight days? >> five days in a row of hitting the nine's. already into the heatwave cry tear y most people think of that as about three days in a row, where we have the high heat and that high humidity, so again, we're into that range already. this would be the fifth day in a row. we were originally looking for the potential for maybe seven days in a row of 90, but our extended forecast shows maybe a quick breakdown to the high 80s tomorrow. still overall, going to be warm and humid day, nonetheless, today, as well as sunday. but here's storm scan3, couple of showers, out there to kick off our saturday. so granted of course high heat , humidity, really our main concern for much of the afternoon, but as we w