live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. new this morning: a double shooting leaves one man dead in north philadelphia. we have the latest from police in a live report straight ahead. and a paint case of human traffic has turned deadly overnight, eight bodies found in a trailer in texas, we'll also have this. >> lawmakers rolled out a new plan to punish russia for interfering in the 2016 presidential campaign. i'm weijia jiang at the white house, with the details coming up. today is sunday, july 23rd , good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, let 's get straight over to matt meter son with the eyewitness forecast. good sunday morning, matt, we had storms late yesterday. are we expecting a repeat today? >> we did, we had quite an

active kind of ink time frame yesterday. we had all of the thunderstorms came through, couple of severe thunder storms, as women it, doesn't look like through much of today that we will be dealing with a lot of precipitation, but similar set up does take over later this evening, and then, moreover night tonight, into monday morning, that's when we can look at our next round of shower and thunderstorms activity. wanted to take you outside here early on a sunday morning to show you the logan square fountain. >> this was packed with folks yesterday trying to cool off in what was day number five in a row of 90 degrees heat. while it is nice and quiet today, it wouldn't be surprise to go see few folks taking maybe maybe the dip in the fountain later this afternoon, as well. now it, won't be quite as hot today. but still going to be just as humid. so, it is still uncomfortable sunday afternoon for us. storm scan3, few light showers are out there through central new jersey south of toms river , overall, this is pretty quiet scene, to start out sunday morning, it is going to remain this way for pretty much the entire tire at this

of our sunday until later on in the evening, then overnight that's when our next round every showers and thunderstorms start to fire up temperatures for us for the most part sitting in the seven 's, mount pocono, still 65. it is 74 wildwood. and millville, 78 this morning , as you wake up in center city. still, feeling the humidity, still feeling the stickiness and the steaminess, dew points remain in the seven's, for lot of us, including us here in philly where we're sitting at zero seven for the dew point. so again it is very muggy as you step out the door. by 9:00 this morning, we're looking at 78 degrees. considering the swarm start to the day, we go with mostly cloudy sky, not ton of sunshine even through the afternoon, unfortunately, we will stay just below that 90 mark today. get up to 86. but with the humidity, still going to be feeling, jan, leak it is in the lower 90s, then tracking those thunderstorms, as women, coming up in a just a bit. >> matt, thank you. new this morning, double shoot ing in north philadelphia overnight leaves one man dead,

and another in critical condition. anita o live at application head quarters this morning with all of the detail: anita >> reporter: well, jan, it happened just before 2:30 this morning on the 700 block of west russell street. police say that a 36 year old man is dead, a 28 year old man is in critical condition. on scene, they found 11 shell casings, and believe that the two men were standing in the street talking when a gunman approached and shot them multiple times in the chest. they also learned that a woman had drive end both men to temple university hospital in her own car, and right now, that's all they know. but they are theme surveillance video may help them learn more of what happened and why. >> we have a camera in the area, and we'll let the detectives take care of that. right now like i say we have no motive of why these two male sick tips were shot. no idea. >> reporter: and right now homicide deaths have been

interviewing that female driver who took both men to the hospital. they're asking anyone with information about this shooting, and the shooter, to call police. live at police headquarters this morning, i'm anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> anita, thank you. pennsylvania state police are investigate being the deadly hit-and-run of a pedestrian on the schuylkill schuylkill. the accident happened in the eastbound lanes around 10:30 p.m. near montgomery drive, police say a 30 year old man was killed, his name has not yet been released. eyewitnesses tell police the vehicle is a late model car and dark in color. anyone with information is asked to call place police. >> a child was struck by a stray bullet in chester delaware county last night. the shooting happened on the 3400 block of twp. line road just before 10:00 police say eyewitnesses at the scene say the victim is a boy. he was taken to crozer-chester medical center. there is no word on his condition right now. police are investigating what led to this shooting.

>> eight people were found dead in the trailer of a 18 wheeler in texas overnight. and another 30 people from that trailer were hospitalized police say they are investigating the deaths after the trailer was found in a wal-mart parking lot in san antonio. authorities say someone contacted a wal-mart manager saying there were posteraro bridge undocumented immigrants inside. >> check the video from the store, we found that there were number of vehicles that came in, pick up a lot of folks that were in that trailer, that survived the trip. we're looking at human trafficking crime here this evening. >> authority say homeland security is now involved in the investigation. well, a bicyclist was struck by a car in philadelphia overnight. the car then smashed into a home. take a look at the video. this accident happened at the corner of 42nd and paris streets. the car took down a traffic light when it crashed.

application say the biker was transported to penn presbyterian medical center for non-life threatening injuries. they're now interviewing eyewitnesses to determine what caused the crash. and in other news this morning, line of severe storms has left a trail of damage in camden, strong winds, blew a large tree onto a mobile home there. "eyewitness news" on the 2100 block of mt. ephraim avenue. this happened just before 7:00 . neighbors say the family who lives in the trailer was not home when the tree came crashing down. >> when i came here, i was thank god, on this side, because nothing happened. but over here thank god too nobody was in the hospital. who knows what would have happened. >> authority say no one was injured. firefighters are still working to fully gain control of for forest fire in burlington county. the fire is burning in wharton state forest near bat stowe village.

>> this forest fire gannon thursday, has grown to 3500 acres, at last check the flames are are 100% contained, but authorities say only 30% of the fire is under control. right now, the fire lines are heading. residents and campers alike are thankful no structures are in danger. it was coming up in a very broad span and going straight newspaper the sky. >> it is always a shame to lose our natural environment that we need, so dearly. >> the cause that far forest fire is still under investigation. >> president trump is condemning the washington post today, that is after the newspaper published a new report about attorney general jeff sessions, the report accuses sections with discussing private matters. correspondent weijia jiang report. >> reporter: president trump started his saturday firing often tweets, all before 9:00 a.m. in one, he bashed a new report from the washington post,

confirmed by cbs news. that us intelligence intercept show attorney general jeff sessions discussed campaign related matters with russian ambassador, sergei, before the 2016 presidential election. the president did not challenge the content of the story but called it a new intelligence leak. for his part, sessions has frequently denied talking to moscow. >> let me be clear: i never had meetings with russian operatives or russian inter meade years about the trump campaign. >> sessions said he never had any conversations with russian interferance with the campaign congress is pushing ahead with new legislation to punish russia for it meddling in the election with economic sanctions. the bill has bipartisan support, and is expected to pass quickly once it is introduced on tuesday. >> the trump administration has not issued a formal veto threat, but several officials, including secretary of state, rex tillerson, have spoken out

about the lens lakes. >> if the fight does come it, will always ends the same way: we will win, win, win. >> the president praised americans military during the commissioning ceremony for america's newest aircraft carrier, uss gerald r ford, weijia jiang, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this sunday morning, dramatic moments inside of a starbucks. see how a customer took matters into his own hands when a mask man tried to holdup the coffee shop. >> and a record label gives music fans a place to pay tribute, after his sudden death last week. we will be back in a moment.

>> incredible surveillance video from inside after starbucks store it, shows a customer jump into action to take on an armed robber. reporter patrick nelson has the story of the man who is now being called a hero. >> reporter: this is 58 year old craig jerry, enjoying a starbucks order and working on an ipad at 5:30 thursday evening at the starbucks, suddenly man holding yellow bag holding a transformers mask flashes by and heads to the register. jerry watches as the man threatens the clerk with a fake gun and eventually, a buck knife demanding money. police investigators say the man in the mask is 30 year old ryan michael flores, and what

flores doesn't realize, is craig jerry has made up his mind, with a chair in hand, he plans to stop the robbery attempt. jerry hits flores from behind and a fight ensues. investigators say, jerry was stabbed in the neck during the struggle, but managed to wrestle away the knife and stab flores several times, flores would flea the store and later arrested by police. >> there is probably not develop people in america that would do what craig jerry did last night. that was incredibly heroic, and it is the way that i would think most people would think that they would respond but may not have the courage to respond. >> this video is now making national headlines, and jersey being touted a hero locally and on social media. but, police leaders say, getting involved like this was risky, tan could have had tragic consequences. >> it is not something we recommends, in this case, it was a good outcome.

no one died, as a result of this incident. but he very well could have. >> and that was patrick nelson reporting. police say jerry did need six staples in his neck, but he is expected to make a full recovery. >> turning to weather now, matt, unfortunately, going to be a little bit of the same today that we had yesterday. >> yep, we had the thunderstorms came through last night, people were hoping , you know, i was one of them, neighbor would cool us down, now will. won't be quite as hot. but the thing is the humidity will be back. so we're kind of -- >> so stick. >> i can't catch full break. good news, light at the end of the tunnel. relief is coming, it will be here before we know t that's good news. >> let's take a look outside here on our sunday morning, in the poconos, it was a pretty nice day up north of the city yesterday with a little bit cooler than what we had here in philly. and overall, even though we did have few light showers, again, earlier to the north than we did here in center city again it was not as hot

further north yesterday, but it was a warm day for us, across the delaware valley, really, pretty much throughout our saturday afternoon. we got all the way to 93 degrees, once again, so by hitting 93 yesterday, that's five days in a row where we've seen 90 degrees or more. so again, we are definitely in the throws after heatwave for sure here in philly. our average high for this time of year, 87. so definitely above that. now, the good news for us, as i just said, temperatures today will be a little bit cooler than what we've h so might actually miss out on the 90's across philly, as we go through the afternoon hours today. unfortunately the humidity is back. so it is kind of, you know, not completely clearing things out. that will will be coming in the next couple of afternoon noons, temperatures, as we wake up, in the 70s across the area, pretty much just like we woke up yesterday morning, 74 millville, 77 atlantic city, at the airport, 72 in trenton, six an up in mount pocono this

morning, 71 out in reading. but again, the big story is just how muggy it is, and you're going to feel that as do you step out the door. last three hours, satellite and radar, not whole lot out there. couple of light showers for the most part, that's pretty much it. all of the heavier rain we had in the evening and overnight last night, that has since pushed off the coast. there is this area every low pressure eastern great lakes, stationary front there, just settled over central pa then back down to the west as well. tan just kind of is going to sit there throughout our afternoon it, will eventually, at least this hope, will push little bit east. that will will push our front just slightly south, so, overall, again, our conditions aren't going to change too much in the next couple of days. with that front sitting over top of us, we do have the chance for showers and thunderstorms, and those today could be once again in that severe range. we are in that slight risk, which is our second of five levels of severe werth. so our greatest threat today is going to be the chance for maybe some locally heavy rain and also some gusty winds,

lightning always a factor, hail, we put it into the moderate range, i think that's on the lower ends, really what we are being looking for, and tornado risk very, very low if any at all. so see for the afternoon pretty much quiet. go with mostly cloudy conditions. then we start to see showers, thunderstorms, 10:00 northwest of the city, by midnight or so they get little closer, push through the metro here, by about 5:00 tomorrow morning. so just in time for many of us getting up. looks like maybe they do last through about the mid-morning hours, then by the time we get to late morning monday they start to clear out, few spotty showers and thunderstorms, not completely ruled out as we get into tomorrow afternoon. 86 degrees for our high temperature today. again, staying stick at this, mostly cloudy skies, back to the 90s on monday, but all look being forward to tuesday and wednesday, 85, and 83 degrees, jan, lower humidity, not much happening, and then we start to warm things back up, though, as again, the second half of the week. >> couple of days for a break,

though, i like that, thank you , matt. sad news out of hollywood this weekend, actor best known for him home alone movies has died , john her recovering from back surgery at california hotel when found, he played the father of motorcycle culley culkin's character kevin in home alone, home alone two. earned emmy nomination for guest roll on the sopranos, and played tom hanks' rival in the movie big. john heard was 72 years old. >> the bands lincoln park cancels it tour after the tragic death of front manchester benning ton. the 41 year old lead singer died in a apparent suicide thursday. authorities say he allegedly hanged himself in a bedroom of his los angeles area home. concert promoter live nation made the announce nam tweet and the band re tweeted it, the tour set to begin next week in massachusetts. meanwhile, a tribute to the rocker was set up at the band's label, warner brothers records, in los angeles.

photos hang outside of that building along with flowers, candles, was one of two lead vocalists in the group. lincoln park has been one of the most commercially successful bands since emerging in the early it thousand, a heads include in the end and numb. >> switching gears now, comic con wraps up today in san diego and on saturday civil rights icon, congressman, john lewis, took his message to the comic's convention. lewis led a march through the convention center with about a thousand people behind him there. congressman lewis was thereto promote his graphic novel, triligy, called marsh. it describes his life as a civil right activist, and his battles for equality. the congressman says the book 's ideas, just as relevant today as they were in the past >> i think this comic book tells the story after struggle , and another generation of people, young

and old, stood up, and got in what i call good trouble, necessary trouble, to change america. >> lewis received a standing ovation whether he walked flood convention center. also at comic con saturday, ben after lack put rumors to rest he was hanging up his batman suit. hollywood reporter says his days as the hero may be numbered, but he told comic con, he was thrilled, some thought he was losing interest because he stepped down? january, rather, but after electric said he did that only because he couldn't play the lead roll, and direct the movie. >> there is still so much more ahead right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this sunday morning. >> i'm chris martinez in seattle where stroke survivors are dancing their way back to better health. we'll show you how

>> we will go in a circle, counter clockwise. >> this this dance class, every step is a major victory. >> you're doing great. >> this is tango stride, a class for stroke survivors that combines dance with specialized movements, and exercise z. >> the basis of tango is a walking dance, so trying to walk together two as one.

>> gabriela created the program t helps stroke and track i can break patient regain mobility. >> i really love it a lot. i'll do more of this, it is really fun. >> stroke neurologist says all of that fun is good for recovery. >> the bhutto of tango stride you're sort of forcing people to rewire to do something new, to learn a new skill, even if you haven't had a stroke, learning a new skill is one of the best things for the brain. >> yes, good. >> the class is also having a bigger effect for dancers. >> it is also about their confidence, then that's a ripple effect into the rest of their life. >> barbara winters has survived three strokes and says her doctor has seen a difference since she started dancing. >> two things that he's noticed improved is my balance , and he said you're really strong, surprisingly strong. >> strength she and other survivors are regaining here.

one step at a time. chris martinez, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> so great. well, a new literary approach to the famed running of the bulls, only this one, in florida. take a look. >> the ernest hemingway look alike's, demonstrated for whom the bull tolls, pushed fake bulls on wheels. the festival salute the exuberant lifestyle and writings of the author who lived on the island for most of the 1930's. >> coming up in the next half hour, right here on " eyewitness news," colorful rocks are popping up all over delaware. it is all part of a facebook group. how the artistic idea was born >> also ahead, acupuncture for horses there is age-old treatment doesn't just help animals. how it also holds benefits for this little girl, and others just like her.

plus: cooler temperatures, and strong storms ahead today. matt is tracking the latest coming up in his full weather forecast. we will be right back.

>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, we are tracking storms today. meteorologist, malt mat peterson live out on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. matt, will we be able to get in most of the day without the rain chances? >> absolutely. it really looked like the shower and thunderstorm chances are going to commas we get into the evening, and then more, even the overnight hours tonight. so, if you do have plans for your sunday, here this morning , or even through the afternoon hours, don't cancel them. just be prepared for a day that is just as humid and muggy, so if you're outside, still need to be prepared for those summer like conditions, but the rain and the thunderstorms again are coming later on this evening, and tonight. storm scan3 shows you relatively quiet scene to start out this sunday morning, few very light showers are still showing up in eastern new jersey, just to the south

of toms river, around seaside, maybe getting few light showers here early on in the morning, the rest of the us dry, and it will remain that way through a vast majority of the day. but again, even out here on the skydeck already you're just feeling how muggy and how sticky and how humid it continues to be. temperatures for us right now, we sit in the 70s, anywhere from that kinds of mid 70s range from philly and southward, into the low zero seven, a as you head up toward the lehigh valley. seventy-two this morning in allentown, 73 in dover, and 74 head down toward the beach in wildwood. here are the dew point continuing to show you just how muggy and humid and sticky it is out here, as we sit in the 70s in the oppressive range of humidity, hour by hour forecast takes up to 86 degrees this afternoon, so while not as hot as it has been, still like i said going to be just as muggy, then we continue to track the shower and thunderstorm chances later on tonight, we do have some relief in site t comes maybe tuesday, wednesday, of this coming week. i'll show you what i am

talking about, though, when i come back inside. >> matt, we'll check back in with you, thank youment family and friends are remembering couple shot and killed in frankford, police say they know who did it, but nearly one week into the investigation, no charges have been filed. "eyewitness news" reporter alicia talking to the slain woman's son about his tragic lost. >> more than 100 people outside a home along james street in the frankford section of philadelphia for a vigil that is also a plea for justice. >> sad to see. it should have never happened. >> last sunday, 45 year old bob depaul and and his girlfriend, 42 year old august , were shot and killed a few feet from his home. >> she is the sweetest outgoing most heartwarming person ever. >> these are the sons sons left behind, 20 year old anthony and 14 year old nicholas. >> this weekend has been the hardest thing of my entire live. i now have to step up and take

care of the responsibilities that my mother did. >> the brother came to the vigil just after leaving their mother's mass, they're trying to stay strong, only few feet from where a neighbor shot their mother and her boyfriend , in the back of the head. >> i don't understanded why he is still here in this house at that, let alone not in jail. because it is not self-defense it is just strictly murder. >> the neighbor told police the couple had tried to climb his fence, and although he was taken into custody initially, he has not been charged with the couple's death. >> my mom would never climb a fence, she would never talk down to anybody. she would never provoke any violence, because she knows she would have to make it home to me and my brother. >> the young boys grieving for their mother doubt the neighbor's account specially since other relatives say just minutes before the couple was shot, they had tried to be he is -- de escalate the growing tension with their neighbor. >> bob next-door, okay, the boyfriends, went over, talk to a cop and said avenue problem with my neighbor. the cop did not come over

right away. next thing you know he heard shots. >> philadelphia police are calling this an ongoing investigation, but family of the couple killed last weekend say it is already been too long since someone has been charged with the couple's death. they're demanding charges be filed. and they'll go to the d.a.'s office monday morning. outside philadelphia police headquarters, alicia, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." meantime, friends and family have paid their final respects to one of the victims of the bucks county killings. funeral for dean finocchiaro was held yesterday at the dougherty funeral home in levittown. last week the 19 year old from middletown township was found shot and burried along with other other young men on solebury township farm. two suspect are charged in the killings. >> philadelphia police continue to investigate a feltonville shoot that left a nan critical condition. the shooting happened about 3:00 a.m. saturday near rockland street and rising sun avenue. officers found a man in front of the feltonville dance hall there who had been shot twice

in his arm, once in his stomach. investigators are looking at nearby surveillance video that may have captured the shooting and, in wilmington, now, investigators are trying to determine what led to the shooting after man and a teenager there. officers say the shooting happened on the 1300 block of east 27th street just before 12:30 saturday morning. at that scene, they found a 15 year old girl and 30 year old man, both with gunshot wounds. the two victims are now in stable condition. so far no arrests. >> and in other news this morning, internet gambling in the u.s. hangs in the balance. but governor chris christie is urging the president not to ban it. on line gambling has helped revive atlantic city's instruments egg casino industry. on friday, governor christie signed a bill calling on trump and congress not to enact nationwide ban on internet games. new jersey, delaware, nevada the only states that offer internet gambling. >> biologists tracking the migration of great white sharks say the largest male

ever tagged in a north atlantic is now off the coast of new jersey. his name is hilton, name after where he was tagged last march , in hilton head, south carolina. new jersey reporter cleve bryan, has more on hilton and the fascination with sharks. >> reporter: eyes wide, cameras ready, when they come face-to-face face with the shark in the camden aquarium. >> do you like sharks? what do you like about them? >> i don't really no, i just love them. >> fascination reaches fever pitch during shark week at the aquarium. >> i go crazy about them. >> as exciting as it is to learn about local species like sands tigers, another much larger type of shark has people talking this weekend. the great white named hilton, which was tagged into year by the research group osearch has been swimming 50 to 75 miles off the jersey shore the last few days. >> it is cool that he's off our coast now, it is unfortunate that it wasn't two , three weeks ago. >> biologist matt, and other aquarium staff, recently went

out looking for great whites through the delaware bay. no luck, but glad people are following hilton on social media, and taking a interest in sharks. >> we try to teach them sharks are not out to eat people. actually far more dangerous to sharks than they are to us. >> if you would like to get close to a shark besides behind glass, your best bet is to come here, on the shark bridge, at the adventure aquarium, where you can walk over the sharks. >> what did you think? was it scary at all. >> i was terrified, because i'm coward. >> one little boy not scared at all knows all about sharks including great height, seven year old landon wagner. >> they tried to -- do you have run really fast to get away. >> you don't go near great whites? >> no. >> okay. >> only in gentleman's. >> you're allowed to watch jaws? >> a personal favorite, but not exactly the pro shack material ocean experts recommends. in camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news."

>> i will say that shark bridge is really fun. i don't want to see them on the beach though. members of a facebook group are painting rocks and leaving them for people to find all around the state. some of the rocks found so far , posted to delaware rocks facebook page, carman of bear says the purpose is to spread joy, inspired by similar group that left a painted rock at disney worlds, it was discovered by her son, so, if you see a painted rock, around delaware, post a picture to the facebook page. >> bigger and more differs than ever before, saturday marks the 25th annual islamic heritage festival at penn's landing. it features games for children , arts and crafts, and health and wellness fair, and much more. shop remembers able to brouse the open market bizarre featuring err ray of vendors, selling international products , and services, which is actually the largest muslim festival in the entire country >> and a north philadelphia neighborhood served as

backdrop for very big community day celebration. the home partnership for education, hosed the party for it middle school student, faculty, staff. "eyewitness news," at 11th and huntingdon in the city fairhill neighborhood, hope partnership goal to break the cycle of poverty through education, members of the philadelphia police and fire departments also spent time with the children. a lot of fun things happening yesterday. still to come here on " eyewitness news," a special relationship. >> teaching her how to do kind of life skill type things, like riding a tricycle, things that you'll need to be able to play and keep up with the other kids. >> a little girl's unique therapy to help overcome some medical issues. her treatment, leads to this horse's treatment, as women. our stephanie stahl explains the partnership and the dual benefit. >> and good news for credit scores, like millions of americans may soon see their credit scores go up. and another muggy morning, but matt has the latest on a cooler forecast.

there is also threat for storms, though, and we'll explain in just a moment.

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>> emmy has medical challenges , her favorite therapy comes from violent, a horse getting ancient therapy usually done for humans. yes, violent getting acupuncture, series every tiny needles placed on the horse. >> there is the needle. i slowly turn it. >> here is why violent needs acupuncture, used to provide therapy for children at emmy at quest therapeutics in west chester, helping children with things like balance can cause soreness in the horse. >> like would you provide an athlete with support services like acupuncture, like massage , things like, that we provide those to the horse to support them in their work. >> doctor megan smith with penn vet says the principal with acupuncture the same with people, it helps restore energy flow, and stimulate nerves. >> it is very sioux full for providing pain relief, specifically, and to maintain horses so that they're comfortable doing what they do >> for added benefit some electrical stimulation added to the needle.

>> when you walk them, it looks like they're relaxing, even falling asleep, just becoming very quiet, very still. >> your hands, balance. >> keeping violent let in good shape helps her help emmy, who is getting physical therapy sitting backward going through series of moments, even sideways to improve balance and coordination. >> there you go. the movement of a horse is unique compared to other techniques, of teaching her balance. >> emmy's mom says her four and a half year old daughter has william's syndrome, genetic condition that causes variety of issues including muscle weakness. >> apples for violet. >> at quest not only therapy riding but occupational therapy with casts around the barn. >> we just had a fabulous experience here, i can't say enough about it. >> thanks for the nice ride. >> thanks for the nice ride, violet, right? ya, good job. >> quest does physical and occupational for children with

a variety of conditions including adhd and cystic cysticfibrosis, their horses specially trained to work with children with disability. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." well, last week, you may remember, we celebrated national ice cream day. today is national vanilla ice cream day, so breaking it down by flavor now. the frozen treat is recognized on july 23 as part of national ice cream month, van all is one of the most popular flavors every ice cream. it is believed that thomas jefferson discovered vanilla ice cream when in france, introduce philadelphia to the united states. his handwritten recipe now housed at the library of congress. and matt, i always say, hot or cold, it is always a good day for some ice cream, me favorite way to eat van all is on apple pie. >> oh, i like it on a hot fudge sunday. >> that's good, too. >> personally. >> or root beer float? the list goes on and on. >> we should just skip weather and compare all of the great ways to eat vanilla ice cream, in a dairy cream blizzard.

>> oh, my gosh. dow like the soft serve van all flavor at mcdonald's, okay , we've digressed. >> mc flurries for days, folks , it has been hot couple of days, you've been want to go eat the ice cream to keep yourself nice and cool. today little break. not going to be as hot. still, won't be colds by any stretch of the imagination, but slightly less hot this afternoon, just as muggy, i was out on the skydeck, you can definitely feel the humidity still there, unfortunately, not ton of sunshine for us today, that really keeps our temperatures down, because not going to get a ton of afternoon sun, and even though we don't get ton of afternoon sunshine, there is still the threat for some severe storms, again, today, in the late afternoon, really, though, towards the evening, and overnight tonight. that, unfortunately; when our time something for those severe storms headed then into tomorrow morning. so, we will be talking about that, too, keep an eye to the sky, again, especially later tonight. our neighborhood knelt work

wet out, there showers and thunderstorms early on here this morning, and overall, our shore forecast not as a ton of sunshine today, 85 degrees, the afternoon, though, it will be dry, so wouldn't be bad day to sit at the beach. just again be prepared for not a ton of sunshine. monday for us, though, down the shore, starting out the work week down there, 09 degrees, few areas of showers or storms, then couple of spotty showers on tuesday, but 82 degrees out there. really looks to be pretty nice as we get then into the second . temperatures waking up this morning, sitting in the 70s, across the vast majority of the area, exception mount pocono at 656789 down to 77 here in philly, so we went from 78 to 77 in the last hour or so. >> couple of showers, east of philly, see down near cherry hill, mt. laurel, lumberton light showers north of medford then head up back toward berks and lancaster county, few very light showers just south of

wedding. >> even out to our west, not whole lot out there. there is some shower, and thunderstorm activity, north of zero eight, in kind of west central pennsylvania. keep an eye on. that will overall really looks like it will be a quiet morning and afternoon for us here across the delaware vale. by the time we get to 10:00 tonight there is the next round of shower and thunderstorms moving on in. see by the time starting " eyewitness news" tomorrow morning around 4:30, heavy rain showers, strong thunderstorms could be pushing through center city and across almost all of the delaware valley. >> we get towards the late morning hours, though, then we really should look for kind of a break in the action, through most of monday afternoon, now it, doesn't mean that we will be completely dry. see feature weather paint in couple of showers chances through the afternoon, but not going to be total wash out of an afternoon on monday, but we will go from the 86 today, back to the 90s, on monday afternoon, and very nice tuesday and wednesday, humidity going to be much lower. and we go with the temperatures, again, in the low to mid 80s, then it does

start to get little hot little more humid once again thursday , friday and into next weekend. >> now 6:48. time to check the roads, over to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 center we've had busy morning out there on the roadways so far. taking a live look at the schuylkill near the conshohocken curve, it is quiet now, but saw earlier accidents, both here and on 95 near 322, due to weather conditions. those have cleared out now in the last hour. however, we still have some issues out there thanks to the weather, most notably, downed wires here on 38, in new jersey, between church road and ceausescu nut street. this is affecting both sides of the roadway and the right lanes are blocked, forced to repair the wires, according to the cherry hill police, closed until at least 11:00 this morning. >> and in montgomery couldn't, weaver a problem near harley ville encore i rode, downed tree in the roadway at store road. that is partially blocking the roadway there, as well, so if you consideration avoid that. >> taking a live look at route

100 at pottstown pike, looking okay out there in the suburbs, most parts, cautious and on the look-out for wet roadways this morning. from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda mueller, back to you. >> thank youment millions of americans credit scores could soon be going up. that's because certain negative information can no longer be included in credit reports. strange the changes. >> reporter: from paying their bills before they're due and maintaining a good job, does everything she can to boost her credit score she admits is less than stellar. >> just little better, few point. >> she is hoping her score will soon get a boost. this month, credit reporting agencies again removing some negative information from the equation. including nearly all civil judgements, and most tax leans >> it is going to help those individuals, in particular, who don't have other negative information on their credit report. >> financial advisor, bruce, says overall about 12 million people are expected to benefit from the deal, between the credit recording agencies, and

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>> last night, the phillies needed a come back, but it just wasn't enough. we will pick up the action in the fifth. phillies down four-nothing, make it six-nothing, after two run homer off jeremy hellickson. ron drove in four, was triple away from the cycle. >> now, eight to one in the seventh. phillies, the come back, cameron parkins, line drive into the left corner, herrera scores, the phillies trailing eight to two, next up, ceasar hernandez, fly ball that goes into the stands, and right, a three-run shot, his sixth homer of the season, the phillies trailing eight to five, but wait it get better. two on for cameron rough in the eighth, goes the opposite

way, all clear, so the phillies erase a seven-run deficit, anti-the game. >> then in the ninth, domingo santana with single to left. that will will score, and the brewers regain the lead. to the bottom of the ninth we go. blanco, struck out to ends the ballgame. phillies three game winning streak is over. nine-eight the final. >> we are just one day away from eagles training camp. tomorrow rookies, quarterbacks and selected veterans will report to the nova care complex. the eagle making several moves in the off season, one of the biggest was signing free agent wide out al sean jeffrey. yesterday he was back in his hometown every columbia, south carolina holding football camp for kids. he and the other veterans will report on wednesday, and he says the birds will do big things this season. >> i'm just excited for, just can't wait to get started. >> what are you most excited for? >> just going out there, just making plays, i'm excited for our team overall, offense,

defense, everywhere. i think we will do something special this year. >> and cbs-3 is your home for all things eagles, i'll be joining sport director don bell to bring you all of the sites and sounds of year two of the doug pederson era. our coverage starts on monday at noon. >> and now to golf. jordan seats turns 24 next week, what a birthday it would be if he can come home. jordan the leading going into today's final rounds of the british open. what a day for south african brandon brace, 18, he shot eight under six it, the lowest score ever in a major. matt kutcher trailed by two stroke, coming into the thirds rounds, birdies here on 14, he shot a four under 66. and will play in the final pairing with seats. on the 18th, jordan capped off his day making the 20-foot birdie put, bogey, he leads by three strokes, 18 holes away from winning his third major title. >> to soccer, union starting home at home series in columbus against the crew. in the 56 minute crew on the

attack, with the ball, shot goes off the foot, into the net. the union lose their second straight game. one-nil the final. that's all for sport, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> and that's it for " eyewitness news" this at 6:00 here's what we have coming up for you at 7:00. more than 90 people are hospitalized after a concert in connecticut, what officials say is to blame. >> plus: diet, exercise, and volunteering. the new research that finds donating your time can have health benefits, too. specially, if you're retired. and, here is a live look outside this morning. your sunday forecast, when " eyewitness news" continues. we will be right back.

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trying to figure out if this is a case of human trafficking >> and storm scan3 shows things are pretty quiet in the delaware valley, at least for now, we will tell when you storms may make appearance later today. today is sunday july 23, good morning, i'm jan carabeo, let's get right over to meteorologist, matt peterson with the eyewitness weather to r cast this sunday morning, matt, hoping to get all of my activities done before the rain arrives. >> i think you'll be able to. i mean, it will be wait and see for the rain. that's kind of how we are approaching today. the afternoon most likely going to be dry, this morning, few very, very light showers, out there, the better chance, and really, as we go through the day today, the best chance for those showers and thunderstorms are going to come this evening, and then as we get overnight tonight, into what looks to be the early mornings of our monday. relatively quiet, relatively calm start to the day precipitation wise on storm scan3, there is cloud cover out there. but overall, we are