. at 11:00 a record catch, but not so fast. why new jersey officials say this big fish cannot go down in the record books. >> the gop healthcare bill revived. president trump and senate republicans achieve a crucial victory in their efforts to repeal and replace the affordable care act. first, a rash of batter thefts from cars and in each case, thieves are going after the same kind of vehicle. philadelphia police say jeep wranglers have been targeted ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >> newly released surveillance video shows the thefts taking place in broad daylight. henry is live at 20th and lombard plus the easy thing owners can do to prevent becoming a victim. >> reporter: police say this is a growing problem city-wide with thieves selling each battery they steal. they hope surveillance video captured will draw the public's

attention to the growing problem. >> totally natural. broad daylight. >> before we showed tom's video of the thief lifting up a hood. he told us, >> i love my wrangler won't give it up >> but devotees to the vehicle need to be aware >> unfortunately it's attempting target. easy access. >> reporter: philly police have been dealing with a rash of the car battery thefts in several different neighborhoods >> so far near to date comparing 2017 and 2016, we're up about 41% as far as car battery thefts. >> reporter: a break came last week when security camera can captured you at least one thief, but until he's arrested and the police get a handle he has a recommendation for car owners especially jeep rangers >> they can buy amazon and so forth, to put a lock on their so

that way, you know, it's, it will be hard to steal your car battery. >> reporter: we did a car search priced between 70 and $120, hoops was already thinking about getting something to better secure his hood and this gives him another reason >> you're driving down the highway and this vibrates. it does, a little scary when you're thinking it could up. they look, i'd rather have a lot more secure hood anyway. i might actually look into it. >> reporter: more information about the suspect in that video at cbsphilly.com. we got the full video on the facebook page share it around and help catch this guy, live near center city. pottstown police say a father shot his son multiple time during an argument. the shooting happened on the 400 block of lincoln avenue around 5:00. police say the father was hurt

with a cut to his hand. so far no, charges have been filed. "eyewitness news" learned allentown mayor is expected to be indicted tomorrow. mayor attorney tells us he will not know details until it unsealed tomorrow. we do note indictment is the result of a lengthy grand jury investigation, you may recall his office was raided in 2015. nine people pleaded guilty in connection with the pay to play scandal. he's currently running for a fourth term as mayor republicans vote to begin debate on the latest bill to partisan the affordable care act. senator john mccain traveled back to washington after being diagnose wanted i brain cancer and after the vote urged his colleagues to work together. >> at his sixth rally since taking office, president trump congratulated on starting the process to overhaul healthcare

>> we're now one step closer to liberating our citizens from this obamacare nightmare. >> vice president pence to repeal and replace obamacare. battling bran kwanzaa. john mccain traveled back to washington to vote yes and pressured his colleagues to work together. >> we've been spinning our wheels on too many important issue because we keep trying to find a way to win >> it's unclear what a final senate plan would look like. or if republicans can unite around it. senator susan colorado lynns of maine said we must proceed carefully. >> i think we need to protect the traditional medicaid and medicaid expansion to continue the enrollment of that. puts that at risk.

>> democrats who remain united in their opposition joined protesters after the vote >> this is up to you guys. of there are 52 senators here who need to hear from you. >> the senate is weighing a number of controversial amendments including a straight-up repeal of the affordable care act. >> a broad plan to repeal much of the affordable care act and replace it failed to get the required 60 votes. during a white house news conference, president trump stepped up his criticism of jeff sessions. he's unhappy sessions recused himself in into the investigation of russian investigation. he did not say whether he intends to fire him >> disappointed but we will see what happens time will tell. time will tell. president trump's latest criticism came as congress continues its russian

investigation >> it raises the states for sanctuary cities. jeff sessions said the justice department won't give grant money unless access to jails and alert them when someone facing deportation will be released from custody, philadelphia is a sanctuary city. a spokes woman says mayor jim kenney is currently reviewing the conditions and will comment at a later time >> it is cloudy and cool across the region. far cry what we've been dealing with, chelsea ingram is here with the drastic difference >> it felt more like september out there today. not late july. the official high for in philadelphia was 79, we hit 79 in wilmington. 77 officially in trenton and atlantic city. mid 70's and 76 for allentown, 76 degrees in reading as well. i'll let you know how long these cooler temperatures stick around, plus, our next chance for maybe strong to severe thunderstorms by the end of the

week, details coming up. a judge granted an injunction to stop drilling on sunoco pipeline. the 350 mile pipeline will carry liquid natural gas from ohio and across pennsylvania to a processing facility in marcus hook. the issue goes before the pennsylvania public utility commission. west goshen township filed for the injunction after complaints over water service interruptions and other issues. a sunoco says in statement, we believe that the full hearing before the environmental hearing board will demonstrate that we have expended every effort to meet the strict conditions of our environmental permits. already voluntary suspended work on a number of drills and will continue nonhtd construction throughout the state with safety and protection of pennsylvania environment. authorities are searching

for a man attacking a septa transit police sergeant in southwest philadelphia. the body cam video shows her getting out of the car to confront a suspect last night when he quickly shoved her to the ground. this happened at 58th and angora. if you can identify the suspect, call police. the sergeant will be ok. police are also looking for two women wanted for an assault and robbery at an atm in center city. the women seen in this video walked up to a woman at a td bank, punched her and stole her bank card and cash. it's located in the 100 block of south broad. it happened after midnight july 13th. if you recognize this woman, call police. a dangerous stunt two men are arrested after authorities say they scaled the ben franklin bridge to take pictures. they shutdown power to the patco line so police could remove the pair. they were identified as martin row marrow clark of new york

city and angelea of toledo ohio, they had backpacks filled with photography equipment and were trying to take pictures from the top of the bridge which stands 400 feet tall. >> put a number of our own police officers, philadelphia police officers and philadelphia firefighters put their safety and lives at risk in order to deal with this. >> they're taking -- you don't know who else is there, who else you're endangering. >> both men facing several charges tonight. as we continue special honor tonight for a philadelphia hero and pioneer. ♪ >> ker mall the first african-american in space is celebrated in fairmount park. why he says this is one of the most important nights of his life. >> a helping hand for a local man who has spent his life helping others. how good good samaritans came to

his aid when his daily mission head a roadblock >> what uber will do if riders accidently leave a personal item behind. >> it's an update to a story, a record catch. why won't it be going down in the new jersey record books? the rule that's preventing the fishermen from claiming a spot

♪ cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo nicole brewer and don bell. wife of frank has died. passed away of natural causes at her home in california. she was surrounded by family and friends. barbara sinatra was a prominent youth advocate who raised millions of dollars to help abused children. she was 90 philadelphia celebrated a native son who became first

african-american in space. colonel blueford was born and raised in west philadelphia. >> david spunt was at the man music center for the celebration. man man. >> reporter: call it a journal through space and time thanks to the talents of the philadelphia orchestra and m, a n n festival >> i felt grateful, i was just in, a awer >> he grew up in philadelphia, graduated in 1960. became a nasa astronaut in 1979 and went up in space in 1983. when he became the first african-american astronaut in space. it's a trip he looks back on

fondly and frequentlily >> flying in space is a great experience. i'm a flyer. >> reporter: the man honored his birthday way commissioned piece titled hold fast to dreams >> you can't help to feel that great sense of wow, this is -- this is a moment. this is a moment to remember and to celebrate. >> reporter: williams called blueford his role model >> a real american hero, 144 flight missions in vietnam, over 700 hours in space. he is a true hero. >> reporter: blueford told "eyewitness news" this night, ranks on his list of most important of his life. that's saying something for a man who lived in space >> i have that i have served them well as a role model for other african-americans and other people with reference to coming into the space program or coming into science and

engineer? . >> reporter: kernel said no matter where his job took him in or outside of our atmosphere, philadelphia was always a great influence. reporting from the mann center for the performing art, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> indeed. chester county man who donates his time to so many >> arnold drives daily to pick up left overs to local grocery stores and restaurants. on wednesday he found him stranded in 90 degree heat without a cell phone. he pulled his truck over on root 202 and waited for someone to help. >> policemen located me and she was extremely polite lady. sergeant major and she was extremely polite and helped me >> a local towing company came to help.

to the donations could reach the final destination make sure you don't leave any personal items behind when you ride in an uber. you now have to pay to get them back. of uber announced it will start charging $15 to have forgotten items returned. some drivers complained about how inconvenient it was to return the items. because of the extra time on the road when they couldn't earn money. a massive catch off the coast of new jersey will not earn a spot in the record books after all. shows you this 12 foot long 926 mako shark after a group of fishermen reeled it in. this is the largest shark caught in state history but it will not be recognized in the record books because it took six finisher men to catch it. the rules say catch the fish without anyone's help. that's a great grab. regardless. >> really large. >> that's a lot of shark to reel in. >> chelsea joins us way look at

your full forecast. things have cooled down >> it has cooled down, definitely feels more like september today compared to, well, late july. we should be in the upper 80's for this time of year. that's not the case, we'll take you to a live look outside, we have the clouds around, we dealt with the clouds pretty much all day. we'll see a mostly cloudy skies as we head to the overnight hours. we're tracking just a stray sprinkle here and there on stormscan 3, but overall, things have quieted down and we're looking at a quiet night in store with mostly cloudy skies skies, 79 degrees today in philadelphia, well below average for this time of year. the average is 87. felt more like mid septemberish out there. places like philadelphia, allentown, we have 69, millville, down the shore in wildwood around 71, 69 in atlantic city. it is 66 currently in trenton,

due points are in the low mid 60's out there. of couple of upper 60's, wilmington, millville, earlier in philadelphia we had the due points in the lower 60's, felt more comfortable out there. remember, due point kind of tells you how comfortable it is going to feel and tomorrow it's going to feel pleasant, we'll have due points in the upper 50's and lower 60's, then that steam factor will be returning to the forecast as we head into thursday. and also friday. really enjoy tonight. and also your wednesday because it is going to be feeling more humid very soon. quiet day on tap, we'll have a lot in the way of cloud cover but i'm calling for partly cloudy skies because i think by afternoon we'll get breaks of sunshine, a warm front will swing through on thursday, followed by a cold front to end the week. we'll be monitoring an area of low pressure. strong to severe weather once again especially as we head to

thursday night and friday. the main threats will be damaging wind gusts, also heavy rain and we'll have to watch for the potential for more flash flooding. the ground is already so saturate d from a lot of rain we've received so far this week, and look what we've had so far. it has been a wet july, reading, just under eight inches of rain so far, under seven and a half in allentown and wilmington right around 6.3. trenton just under five and a half inches and just under five in philadelphia. you add heavy rain potential on top of that and we'll be talk bog you having to watch for flooding issues by the end of the week, once again. down the shore, plenty of sunshine, we're in the 80's thursday and fridays and we'll have to watch out for the chance for more thunderstorms, overnight temperature of 65, as we head to wednesday, plenty of sunshine and comfortable. . it will be nice with a high

around 80. eyewitness weather seven-day forecast goes like this, 84 on thursday, 87 on friday. looking for thunderstorms but the weekend is looking good with high temperatures in the mid 80's and no extreme heat. get outside enjoy it. looking good. >> you like that forecast >> i do, yes. >> is back from south philly way update >> what carson needs to work on, and no release for the phils, how one of baseballs best showed you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that.

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. quarterbacks are like master technicians. longer they play, the greater

command they have of the tools in their box, carson wentz looks to add more to his arsenal. it was a light practice for the rookies, quarterbacks and some selected vets. last season wentz learned a lot. he was the first eagles quarterback to start and finish every game since 2003. today, he was asked what he needs to work on. >> i think it's just continuing to build that chemistry. we got a couple new pieces we've been working together in off season, oh, ta, whole nine yards, being sharp in everything. finding the check downs, finding little things, the details, the details for me are the biggest thing that i just want to continue to,ry fine >> we go from carson. they lost the starting quarterbacks, some believe the secondary is the weakist link,

it will be a open camp all season long >> guys have earned it and guys have played a lot of football in the nfl. corner we don't have that >> somebody tells you that they look at your position whatever your job description is, there's a weakness of whatever. you should take that offensively, especially if you're a competitive person in this game. >> stay tuned. it's like watching worker workere the houston as stereos are known for administering beat-downs. they're averaging seven runs per game away from home. >> tough match-up for the phils the fightins down 1 nothing in the six. a single to left. jose is one of the best. all the singles. they don't necessarily have to

hit a home run, phil trail. fisher diving tommy joseph. the phils get shut out of five love trying to avoid the sweep. >> thank you, buddy. sports legends

. couple of tennessee champions are in town, jim donovan had the pleasure of introducing billy jean king and andy roddic at st. joseph university. they answered questions about the careers and everybody got a sneak peak battle of the sexes based on tennessee match between billy jean king and bobby rigs. >> after several days of dealing with severe weather at times, heading towards next weekend looking much calmer, we'll see plenty of sunshine. due points will be in check along with humidity, it will feel comfortable. you can look for sunshine and seasonal temperature, highs will be in the mid and upper

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captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: okay, boys, time to turn in. >> oh! come on, one more story! >> all right, one more story. how about a scary story? >> oh, yeah! >> yeah! >> yeah? all right. once there was this one time when all the boy scouts in west virginia met at a jamboree. i think it was pretty close to here. and they were all having fun until out of nowhere came this old bloated pumpkin man with hair like moldy hay. >> and then what happened! >> well, at first, he said he wasn't gonna talk about politics. and then all he talked about was politics. >> in front of the boy scouts? >> yes. >> did they understand