precipitation, but overall, this is ocean city. this is a live picture from our camera down there, on the board walk. you can see, we're not seeing any rain currently right now in the ocean city area. now, there is still cloud cover out there, little bit after hint of sunshine on the horizon, we have about four minute until the sun officially comes up. 6:04 is our sunrise today. so, again, while it is cloudy out, there still dry at the shore for a lot of the southern areas, but again, couple of showers not completely down across the area, just yet. storm scan3, shows all of the precipitation that rolled through, starting around 3:00 this morning, here in philly. and then, it has been slowly tracking across central new jersey, the heaviest rain now up toward new york city, and five borrows, but still see maybe around toms river, moderate rainfall, just off the coastline south of the toms river area. that's where we're still seeing, again, moderate to heavy rainfall. back down toward southwestern part of south jersey see moving into far northern cape may county, some light showers

there. and we could continue to see atlantic county getting in on some of the activity, as women for the most part, though, i really don't think our southern shore point get too much in the way of precipitation here early on in the day. and then, once the front goes through, only seeing sunshine later this afternoon. temperatures right now, seeing 60s, philly, northward. we see still some 70s out there, in southern new jersey, and back down toward delaware, as well, because the front hasn't quite made it way there , and also have not seen any precipitation. so across the shore point, barnegat, 69, stone harbor, 74 this morning, rehoboth coming in at 76. getting a lock at the regional forecast, not going to get to zero nine today in philly. actually looking at the 80s, down the shore, plenty of sunshine for us, same for the poconos and jan it looks like our sunday will be even better than today. talk about that in just a bit. >> about big thank you, matt peterson. >> right, that doesn't come too much, a big thank from jan jan carabeo.

>> mark it down, matt. >> time to check the roads, over to amanda mueller, good morning. >> good morning, jan, not much to say right now except what a mess. things are starting to clear out on the roadways, but certainly not an easy drive no matter where were you headed this morning, the traffic headaches still not over yet. taking a live look at 76 eastbound, at the conshohocken curve, down to only the right lane due to construction, crews looking -- crews are working through the morning despite the unpleasant weather conditions. traffic moving slowly there, start at city line, lasts all the way up to the blue route. also large puddle near belmont causing a accident already this morning, so, pack your patience, as i say. moving now to bethlehem pike, where we have an accident investigation, that whole rode is closed has been for several hours this morning, crews on the scene, there as you can see, all lanes block, your best bet to use cow path road to taylor road to get around that this morning. live look at 59 at broad street, i wanted to bring this up to show we are dealing with slow speeds on major roadways, more volume than unusual,

traffic moving much slower do your to the puddle in the roadways, so, slow down, give yourselves extra time to get where you need to be this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center. a.m. and doo a mueller, back to you: -- amanda mueller. >> three people are in the hospital this morning. bullet casings littered the streets there at fourth and walnut streets in darby where the shooting happened around 10:45 last night. two of the victims are now in critical condition. the other person is in stable condition. there is no word on a suspect. >> a car is struck and killed a pedestrian in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. chopper three over e street allegheny avenue where medics returned to the scene just before 10:30 last night. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver did stay there. the cause of this crash is under investigation. >> another deadly crash now. this one along kelly drive in philadelphia. police say a car and a motorcycle collided near fountain green drive right around 11:30 last night.

the motorcyclist died at hahnemann hospital. the cause of this crash is still under investigation. new this morning, philadelphia police are investigating another accident on the roosevelt boulevard. investigators say two cars collided near the mascher street intersection, around 1:15 this morning, one person went to einstein medical center, and there is no word yet on how serious those injuries are. >> and, arsonist, who is targetting a center city high-rise, has a price on his head this morning, it is $10,000 for information leading to his capture. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live near the scene, anita, what do we know? >> well, jan, authorities believe that someone with a axe to grind is intentionally setting fires inside this luxury apartment building. now the management company is making security changes as a result. >> sounds like some sort of lunatic in the building. >> resident of the sterling apartment homes on 18th and jf k boulevard in center city are on edge after a string every recent fires at the complex that fire officials now calling arson.

>> i've been in this business a long time. and let me tell you something, it is very concerning to me. >> atf officials say seven fires have been set in common areas, of the building, over the last month, most recently on friday at midnight. although the flames were quickly put out in each instance, fire officials point to devastating high-rise fires in london and dubai of examples of what could nap a blaze gets out every control. >> they may seem small in night your. but all it takes is the lick after flame going in the wrong direction, and we could have potential catastrophe. >> that's what sherman fears most, as a resident who describes himself as barely mobile. >> just hope that they finds what's going on. >> now building management stepping up security by installing cameras, increasing security patrols. investigators and building management are offering a $10,000 reward for any information leading to arrest. >> now, though no one has been hurt in these small fires, couple of residents have had

to be temporarily moved as a result of water damage in their unit. about 1,000 people live inside this luxury apartment building , and eight units have been damaged by that water from the sprinklers. anyone with information is asked to call the atf tip line that's 1800-atf fire. live in center city this morning, i'm anita oh, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> thank you very much, anita. philadelphia police continue their search for a gunman and three other suspects in a car rental heist at philadelphia international airport. this happened at avis around 4:00 friday morning. investigators say the suspects assaulted the front gate guard there, took his phone, and then stole at least four cars. the gunman reportedly was wearing a blue hoodie. if you have any information, give philadelphia police a call. >> meantime, philadelphia police officer will soon be offer the force after allegedly injuring a man in custody. officials say 26 year old james yeager slammed a handcuffed suspect to the grounds in kensington back on

july 10th. police also say yeager through that suspect around, forcing that man to strike his head against the side after pool. yeager, four year veteran, of the force, is suspended for 30 days with intent to dismiss. >> meantime, police in delaware county hope you can help them track down the person who ran down landscaper and then took off. this happened on jackson drive , in brookhaven. investigators say, the landscaper was standing outside of his truck when he saw a man stealing a leaf blower from the back of the truck. police say the landscaper then tried to stop the suspect by stepping in front of the get-away car, this silver dodge after inning err, it was captured on surveillance video there. the landscaper is now in stable condition. police are trying to figure out what caused deadly crash in quakertown bucks county. authorities say a driver died after slamming into a pool supply company on route 309. the impact sparked a huge fire there, that damaged the building and apartments on an upper floor, all of the resident thankfully were able

to get out safely. >> in washington, now, president trump is actually head today bed minister, new jersey, starting with what the white house calls working vacation. meantime hills administration is cracking down on government leaks. as mola lenghi reports, the leaks seem to be coming from wide source in the legislative annex he can tiff branches. >> president trump's summer vacation is officially underway at his golf club in new jersey, but his attorney general jeff sayings cents cracking down on leaks. >> we are taking a stand there is culture every leaking must stop. >> sessions said his office has tripled the number of leak investigations this year. just this week, the washington post published reportedly classified transcript of president trump's january phonecall with mexican and australian leaders. president trump is quoted calling new hampshire a drug-infested den, and urging mexico's president to stop saying his country won't pay for a border wall. >> no government can be affected when it lead kearse

not discuss sensitive matters, in confidence, or talk freely in confidence with foreign leader. >> president trump has repeatedly expressed anger about the leaks, and has criticized the attorney general in the past for not taking a strong enough stance. sections said, the justice department is also looking at guidelines for issuing subpoenas to journalists, about their sources. >> we respect the important roll that the press plays, and we will give them respect. but it is not unlimited. >> after a town hall in his home state of wisconsin, house speaker paul ryan said journalists aren't the problem leak ers are. mola lenghi, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." a former pharmaceutical executive who rose to world-wide fame over price gouging scandal has been convicted on federal charges. jury decided that martin deceived investors in a pair of failed hedge funds. he was found guilty on three of eight counts. the case focused on allegations that he blew

investors money on bad stock picks before rating his drug company of stock and cash to pay them back. >> this was a witch hunt of epic proportions, and maybe they found one or two broom sticks, but at the ends of the day, we have been acquitted of the most important charges every this case, and i'm delight today report that. >> shkreli grew world-wide spread condemnation, in 2015, after raising the price after life saving drug by more than 5000%. >> a british tv channel is defending it decision to play intimate tapes princess diana recorded in their new documentary. it airs this weekend ahead of the 20th anniversary of her death. the tapes were made during private sessions with her speech coach. they have never been seen in britain. as charlie d'agada report, in those tapes, princess diana speaks openly about her life and her troubled marriage to prince charles. >> the documentary called diana in her own words.

whether princess diana ever wanted to share those words to wider audience is another matter. >> it is like people stopping for a pile to up see if there are any dead bodies, just horrible. >> royal biographer penny june r would never have revealed intimate fact about her percent nay life, married life, even sex life, knowing her sons may one day hear it. >> they are deeply personal, they are extremely, will be, extremely humiliating to the prince of whales, damaging to the royal family, hurtful to william and harry, and diana's sister and brother. >> feelings by diana speech coach in 1992 to 93 right around the time diana separate from the prince charles. even diana's former butler, paul borough, at one point in possession of the tames, who has himself been criticized for spilling diana's secret, airing the conversations seed

i. >> it is almost like rating her diary. that's wrong. that shouldn't be. >> british broadcaster channel four says the tapes and therefore the program are historically significant. >> to be able to find three and a half or four hours every conversations where shy is talking about herself, effectively putting her own version of the story is an amazing historical document, it allows us to create new portrait of diana, one that's very illuminating. >> we contacted diana's speech coach who said in defense of releasing those tapes, since diana's death a whole industry of people willing to step up and give their opinion about what diana was thinking, or feeling at the time, surely the authority for that is diana herself. charlie d'agada, cbs news, london. >> still ahead on cbs-3 this saturday morning, doctors always say wear your sunscreen , right? it looks like they are right. >> burns, but i didn't think

it would be this catostrophic. >> yikes. that was the after shot of her legs, wait until you see what they look like after a day in the sun without sunscreen. the dangers of too much sun, and no sun block. we'll also have this. >> if a manor woman ever makes it to mars, they might be driving a moving robot like this. i'm nicky batiste in new york. coming up

>> welcome back, the kennedy space center's mars rover is

wrapping up it us tour making a landing in new york. the concept vehicle shows what a manned mars rover might look like. nicky batiste takes us inside. >> hey, guys. >> carter and marshall de mars got their first taste of the future of space travel. meeting former astronaut mike massimino, getting up close to a prototype of the nasa newest mars rover. >> the size of the rover just humungous, i thought it would be one of those piney rover, but so big. >> nearly 3-ton monster mobile looks like it is made for hollywood. but it is meant for mars. >> nasa engineers, did, in fact, team up with movie props designer to create this 11- foot hi, 24-foot long vehicle. >> since it won't ever really travel to the red planet, the mission here is earth-bound. >> i think the major purpose, probably to create excitement, get ideas going, get people excited about going. >> this rover has four seats in the front, drives like an

s.u.v. this detachable lab is where astronaut could do experiment. massimino says the challenge in sending people to mars is the cost. the kennedy space center funded this rover, but it doesn't have the expensive life support needed to make a month long trip possible. >> that's going to take a budget, you know, a commitment from a government that is very significant. >> marshall de mars says he's game to be the first man on mars. >> i've always been the guy who want to discover things. so i would go for sure. >> and he's just the right age nasa hopes to send a manor woman to mars around the year 2030. nicky batiste, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." wow that's an impressive vehicle, matt. >> definitely. it reminds me every those vehicles from armagetton. >> oh, yes, so true, i was trying to rack my brain, that looks familiar. you're right, arm get on. >> hopefully you don't have to worry about that. >> right. not a good segway to this forecast.

>> absolutely not. didn't mean that we would be dealing with any kind of bad weather. we did have heavy rain, some thunderstorm activity that came through here this morning , and our eyewitness weather watchers, couple of them said they were woken up by heavy rainfall out there. they are talking about temperatures in the 60s this morning, but, what i want to talk about, what they are talking about rain wise. how much people have gotten so far today in their backyard. you see, jerry, up in blue bell, only got a tent of an inch of rain so far with the activity came through, phil in philadelphia got almost full inch of rain. kenneth down in willingboro, he got just over three quarters after inch. , dolores in newark, just under inch. of rain for her, as well. clementon, new jersey, david in his backyard, got over inch of rain, and allen down in delran, he got inch. and a half of rain with this line every thunderstorms that came through here this morning so it packed a punch. we definitely were dealing with it for quite some time. the good news, though, we get a look at what's happening

right now with our current set up, is that front, cold front, now starting to slide all the way through the region, and it is pushing all of that precipitation off of the coast now, not completely out of the woods just yet. see central new jersey covering clouds, even here if philly, back further to the west, lot every cloud cover here early on, and even light showers still out there. but, overall, high pressure is starting to build in. it is really for the most part still centered out in the ohio river valley. but will track eastward, as it does it bridges drier air, all of the precipitation, really by mid-morning, maybe even late morning, at the latest, is already out of here. and then, again, the sunshine will be taking over. more kind of zoomed in view here, on storm scan3, you can see, more of the precipitation again pushing offer the coastline. up in the new york area or traveling up toward new york -- new york this morning or maybe later this afternoon, do be little prepared for wet conditions up in the new york

area, here, down into the jersey shore, that's where we're still seeing some more mod rad rainfall, absecon area getting bit moderate rainfall, somers point, ocean sit, seeing some light to moderate rain for you. good news, while we had thunderstorms early on in the day, most that far is really a thing of the past. we do have the cloud cover, it is going to be thinning out as we go through the day, that means, that the shore is not going to be a bad place to be. we go with 81 degrees, for our high temperature today, down the shore, i don't think it really, doesn't get much better than there is because humidity will be down, and again, the sun will be up. don't forget the sunscreen. water temperature, still slowly, slowly start to go creep up. it is at 76 degrees right now. hopefully by the ends of the month of august we will be looking for even more comfortable water temperatures today, we go with, again, clear skies, lower humidity overall. specially once we get into the second half of the day. 82 degrees for the high temperature. now, our winds, northwesterly, ten to 20 miles an hour, few areas could even see wind

gusts as high as 25 miles per hour, because, again, on the back side of the cold front, we usually get those more gusty winds. for the rest of the area, rest of our weekends, we go with 81 h temperature tomorrow, wonderful sunday in store, again, low humidity, plenty of sunshine for us, but our next system starts to move on in sunday night. we could even start to get few maybe rounds of shower sunday night. by the time we get to monday, thunderstorms are back into the forecast, we go with high of 08 degrees there. and then, tuesday, wednesday, it is calmer, much quieter, jan, see temperatures in a the mid 80s, the lower humidity, even toward the end of the week, not looking to bad. so, right now, monday really the only day that we are really concerned about. >> you know what? i'm take little bit of rain, if it is followed up by two great days. thanks, matt. >> on the health watch now, extreme sunburns at the height of this summer season. the last thing you want is a bad sunburn, right? but it can happen. and it can be dangerous. health reporter stephanie

stahl tells us about one specially bad case. >> you know the sunburns, but i didn't think that it would be this catostrophic to where i would have huge blisters, and put ever swollen legs, and just in pain. >> caitlin shipley says it is a lesson she learned the hard way about the dangers of not using sunscreen. >> well, typical girl, was like oh, i want a tan. so i'm if the going it wear sunscreen. >> after floating on the water for hours, caitlin got what had her doctors says are second agree burns, she said it first started when some burning, swelling, then huge blisters, doctors say, being in or near water intensifies the dangers of ultraviolet uv light from the sun. >> sunburns can occur on sunday i days, on cloudy days, more common when you're in the water, because of the reflection. >> recent study found white females who get five or more bringing erring sunburns between 15 to 20 have a 08% increased risk for melanoma. the most deadly form of skin

cancer. >> sunscreen may not be the cool thing, may in the help you tan, but will help you in the longrun in like the day-to-day like it can -- i could barely get out of bed. >> doctors recommend a broad spectrum sunscreen spf of at least 30 covering up is a good idea, too. >> floating, i don't care, i'm wearing pant, long sleeve shirts. i'll deal with it, but i'm going to put on sunscreen. >> doctors say treatment for that kind of blistering sunburn doesn't specifically heal the skin. but it can reduce pain, and prevent infection. they add beyond the risk for skin cancer, repeated sunburns can increase the signs of premature aging, like wrinkles i'm stephanie stahl,

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>> mali barry back in theatres this weekends in the first release from new movie studio. rick with a preview of kidnap. >> marco polo. >> starts as nice day in the park turns into every parent worse nightmare in kidnap. >> has anybody seen a little boy with dark curly hair? i can't finds him. halle barre maternal instinct helped form her charger. >> in movies do you have figure out the character, i think this character is the closest to me of any character that i've ever played. because i am a mom of two. to see your child snatched before your eyes, those are visceral feelings that live inside me. >> if you let him out that far car, ill stop taking you -- >> calibrating all of those feelings into a performance that could tell this story in the best possible way.

but the emotions are all there >> kidnapped marks the first release from averon pictures, bit of movie making magic appeared to be driving do your the extense of chase scenes. >> i had a formula one driver rigged to the top of my mini-van. he was in control of the speed in the wheel. so i had to sit there going the fast speeds, having the cars coming at me. but i wasn't in control of it. which was actually even more harrowing. >> help me. pull over. >> no. >> barre says the movie has a strong message for audience. >> it has some amazing action sequences that will keep them on the edge, and i also want them to know that there is a hero in every mother, and this movie, i think, beautifully personifies that. >> as long as my son is in that car, i will not stop. >> no hollywood. >> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. a warning about alarm company

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>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >> storms are moving through the delaware valley, but, we're prom ills dollars the sun will return today. meteorologist, matt peterson out on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. no pressure, matt, good morning. >> no pressure, always pressure. i feel like the week sends always such a time where everybody want to get outside and enjoy yourself, i really think today you'll be able tonight i think if you're waking up now, maybe up for little bit, looking outside man so gray, dreary, and that's the case right now, but again, sunshine coming later on in the afternoon. storm scan3 shows that we did have that thunderstorm activity came through, started around 3:00 or so in the morning for us here in center city. started little earlier, point to the west, and cold front now pushed almost all the way through philadelphia itself. still tracking across central

new jersey continuing to push that precipitation out to sea. even here on the cbs-3 skydeck , few light raindrops still here in center city. so not totally dry just yet. but we are going to be on the drier side later this afternoon. right now across the region see up in the poconos, 63 degrees, and here in philly at 69, and ac, we haven't really seen much in the way of precipitation in the most part , winds still actually out of the south, so waiting forefront to go through down the shore as well. so still 75 degrees dogate a.c. airport, for the rest of the morning, into the early afternoon, 75 degrees or so right around 9:00 this morning see the sunshine by noon, going to up 82 degrees today jan with low humidity, another picture perfect day sunday, i'll tell you about that when i come back inside. >> fantastic, thank you, matt. 6:32, time to check the roads, let's go over to a.m. and doo a mueller.

>> good morning, live look at the schuylkill schuylkill at city avenue. cameras a bit blur fry all of the rain we had this morning, but we've been keeping an eye on construction project, eastbound, mentioned earlier, as you can see from the light here this is where it start. crews have the left lane from city avenue all the way to the blue route closed in a if you add that to the wet conditions we have significant glowing on both sides of the wrote roadway. if you have somewhere to be give yourself extra time to get through that. puddle by belmont, caused earlier accident, so make sure you're going slowly around the curve there. in the earlier rain, still causing all sort of problems on the roadways throughout the rest of the area. there are some major flood issues at airport road between 95 and common boulevard. that's completely closed because that far water. so, your alternate there will be basin road. and moving out of bethlehem pike, weaver accident investigation, that whole road closed and has been for several hours this morning, crews are on the scene there, as you can see, all lanes block, your best bet use cow path road to taylor road. live look at the vine, wet but

moving, that's good news this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda mueller, back to you. >> federal agent trying to catch an arsonist, who has been setting fires in a center city apartment building, and it has got tenant thereon edge "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live near the scene this morning with more, anita? >> jan, authority believe that somebody with an axe to grind is intentionally setting multiple fires inside this luxury apartment building here in center city. now building management taking extra steps to make sure people inside stay safe. >> some sort of lunatics in the billing. >> resident of the sterling apartment homes on 18th and jf k boulevard in center city are on edge after a string every recent fires at the complex that fire officials are now calling arson. >> i've been in this business a long time. and let me tell you something, it is very concerning to me. >> atf official say seven fires have been set in common areas of the building over the last month, most recently on friday at midnight. although the flames were

quickly put out in each instance, fire officials point to devastating high-rise fires in london and dubai as examples of what could happen if a blaze get out of control. >> they may seem small in nature, but all it takes is the lick after flame going in the wrong direction, and we could have potential cat as catastrophy. >> what sherman fears most, as resident who describes himself as barely mobile. >> just hope that they finds what's going on. >> now building management is stepping up security by installing cameras, and increasing security patrols. investigators, and building management, are offering $10,000 reward for any information leading to arrest. now though no one has been hurt in these small fires, couple of resident have had to be temporarily moved to other locations as a result. about 1,000 people live inside of this complex. and eight unit are right now suffering from water damage. anyone with information, asked to call the atf tip line

that's 1800-atf-fire. for now liver in center sit, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, anita, thank you president trump is in new jersey for his first extended vacation, since the inauguration. the president is sending the next 17 days at his golf club in bed minister. but the white house insists this will be a working vacation. meantime, attorney general, jeff sessions, is promise to go crackdown on government leaks. he pointed to this week's publication of transcript from the president's calls for the leaders of mexico and australia. >> no government can be affected, when it lead kearse not discuss sensitive matters, in confidence, we will investigate and seek to bring criminals to justice, we will not allow rogue anonymous sources with security clearance toss sell out our country. >> sessions also said the justice department is now reviewing guidelines for issuing subpoenas to journalists about their sources. >> back here at home now, a big weekends at the at co-

raceway in camden county. popular racing series makes its annual return to the track you can call one woman behind the wheel the mother of drag racing. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, shares her story. >> a quarter mile of non-stop thrills. the atco driveway has satisfied south jersey need for speed more than half a century. this week luke ago oil drag racing series sure to be one of the biggest event of the summer. for more than 450 cars lined up. >> it is all good. but the alcohol carve tomorrow is where it is. >> the name for the fuel they use alcohol cars among the fastest race cars in the worlds. at five seconds down the track , they'll be just about any muscle car, but you don't have to be masculine to go fast. >> i've been 270 miles an hour in this. >> karen haas been racing alcohol dragsters for more than 20 years. the mullica township resident has won a lot of races and turned a lot of heads.

>> there was a little voice somewhere. and when his mom or dad told him that i drove the car, he goes no, girls don't drive race cars. then when he finally saw me run it he came back ex's oh, okay, i can see you drive a race race car now. >> he she learned racing with her dad, and her husband also an accomplished racer. >> her ten year old son paul. >> i think it is kind of cool. my mom is different from everybody else. i think it is cool to have a cool and sporty mom. >> her daughter doesn't have a racing edge but karen said that's fine, little girls shouldn't worry about anyone's expectation. >> for any girl out there, you can choose what you want to do you don't have to just not do things because somebody looks at you fun. >> i karen also an ivy league educated engineer who works with her team on the dragsters and is willing to teach others , including me. i got the to warm the car up. that's a 3,000 horse power engine i'm representing. going fast for real, i'll leave it to karen. who, by the way, qualified had

in her division friday, will race again saturday. all are welcome to watch at the driveway. in at coast, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> good luck to karen. well there is surely is a site to see. authorities in sea isle city now trying to catch a coyote running wild on the beachment take a look. the coyote spotted yes on the beach between 39th and 40th streets. police and animal control haven't been able to catch it quite yet. it keeps running into the dunes, traps, though, have been set. so now do you have worry about sharks and coyotes on the beach. >> well, it is common for security system companies to be door-to-door looking for new business, but the better business bureau says some salesmen make fraudulent claims and trick people into switching alarm companies. critics explains. >> says salesman came to his front door saying they were taking over for his current alarm condition. and he would get all new equipment. >> and he toll me a lie. >> because he later learned he

was tricked into signing a contract with a different alarm company. and was now facing two, monthly bills. linda says the salesman at her door promised to get her out of her current alarm company with better, cheaper service. but she, too, ends the up two monthly bills. >> i was thinking somebody made a mistake here. >> absolutely heart breaking. >> the better business bureau says seniors are a common target, simply because they're more likely to be home and answer their doors. >> that's very low, and very sad to target the elderly company. >> these companies have to be very truthful with us. >> be very leary if anyone comes to your front door claiming your alarm company is out every business or saying we have a deal for you, good for one day only. curtis, ming, "eyewitness news,. >> always exercise a bit of caution, what i always say. still so much more ahead on this saturday morning on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." how uber is helping some people finds love.

we will also have this. >> chicken wings are growing in popular at this. now the high demand is leading to higher prices to a restaurant nationwide. i'm don champion, at salad's, with the story coming up. >> something you might do after working outside on a hot day. you might take a drink from that garden hose, but that really safe? thing thing doctors say you should do to make sure it is safer. we will be right back.

>> well company back, football sees son right around the corner, that means many tail gays ers and at home chowing down on chicken wings every sunday. but as don champion report, right now the price of wings is sky high. >> end wings always a hot item at wing stop, the franchise start in the texas in the 90s, has since taken off with more than 1,000 restaurant, nationwide. >> what keeps you coming back. >> the same wings that built this business are biting into the bottom line. >> wing stop ceo charlie mars on says the price is covetting pace for wings, at all time high. >> this year, in 2,017 we've seen a much higher price for wings, especially through the summer month. >> not just wing stop feeling the heat of higher prices, america's growing appetite for wings is hitting restaurants,

nationwide. when buffalo wild wings recently announced drop in earnings, the ceo noted traditional chicken wing costs remain at historically high levels. because demands is out placing supply. now several grands heist taz feature wings, and pizza chains, also, fell to appetizer, many restaurants have been forced to raise menu prices because of higher costs wing stop in the business every doing the same. >> commodity costs increase, we doesn't want to raise them too much. we at any time to continue to maintain great value for our consumers. >> believes chicken wedge costs should stabilize soon, but until then, customers can expect to pay a little more. don champion, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> a lot coming up this morning saturday. anthony mason, dana jacobson, join us live from new york with a preview, good morning. >> coming up, the day's

headlines, plus more than 50 years after her death, she continues to fast nature. the tails of an auction of never before seen pictures from marilyn monroe's final photo shoot. >> plus amazing race host phil hogan visited several countries, just one is his favorite. his new show that takes viewers on incredible journey through new zealand. >> and he's the creator of those between two ferns videos , also runs pod casting empire. we will talk to comedian scott , about his behind the scenes work, in some real funny business. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, and music, in our saturday session. it is just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> looks good, as usual, seal you soon, thank you, guys. >> would you drink water out after garden hose? many people say they did as a kid or something you might do after working outside and a hot day. as stephanie stahl reports, hose water macon tape

potentially dangerous chemicals. >> whether it is wash ago car or watering plants in the yard , hoses get plenty of use in the summer. while it might be tell to go take a drink from the hose, expert say, could be dangerous >> probably the biggest risk is some of the chemicals that are in the water self. many garden hose razz not made for drinking water so will re release lead. >> found if he brass fixtures at the mouth of garden hoses, one showed levels of lead in water coming from hoses exceeded safe levels, and there is more. >> they will release different chemicals in the plastics, much like a lot of the mrs. takes have been banned in kids products. >> hose cz also contain bp a & p vc or poly-vinyl chloride, adjusting them to increase risk of cancer, hormone issues or neurological problems consideration also affect the development in a child. >> so do you have let it run for couple of minutes, to make sure you're safe. >> if you really want to drink from a hose, letting the water run will get rid of most of the contaminated water.

it is also important to check the hose fitting. >> if it is brass. that will release a lot of lead. and if you run the water for enough time to flush the hose, that first bit of watt their was up by the brass fitting will be loaded with lead. >> expert say, occasional drink from the hose probably won't cause problems for healthy people. but, if you don't want to take any chances, there are hoses that don't release any chemicals that are made out of either natural rubber or polyurethane thin. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". been hot couple of days, so maybe drinking out of the hose, but something to thing about. from now on, as do you some of the yard work as we continue through the dog days of summer , it is a wet start to the day today. four our saturday, and our eyewitness weather watchers, they're telling us all about how wet it is, and in their backyards, this morning, we see lot of temperatures in the 60s, now, we do still have one spot down in the seven's, and that's at jamie's house, down in dividing creek this morning

she is saying it is 73, actually doesn't have any rain in her backyard, little sunshine breaking through the clouds, what does she have to say? showers in the area, even though she is not actually seeing any right now, and she is saying it feels a little juicy out there. yes, southern new jersey, and part of delaware, still, on the humid side of things. and as we head back up little bit north of the city. let's go up, 67 degrees this morning, john's house up in perkasie, as we kick off the day there. he has got some cloud cover. then we just take one more look at some of the rain amounts, that we've seen, we're seeing a lot of them out there. levittown, williams yam's house he's saying around an inch. and a quarter. then again, also, john in tabernacle, i don't think he has 82 inches every rain. i think you forgot the decimal point there, buddy, also phil down in philadelphia saying just shy of an inch. of rain as well. so it was a wet start to the day. and outside right now, a look at margate. where we are seeing some precipitation, trying to work its way into some of our southern shore points.

so, again, if you are down, maybe, near atlantic city, or ocean sit, even, here in margate, too, you could get maybe little bit of light shower activity to start out the day. but overall, the heaviest rain , at this point, has moved out of the area. which is some good news. storm scan3, again, southern long beach island, that's where we see some more moderate rainfall there. the good news, though, even if we get more moderate rainfall, thunderstorms probably a thing of the past for this morning. the rest of us, down along the coastline, atlantic city light showers toward ocean city maybe sprinkle or two, but again, overall, we're looking at much drier conditions. this is our current set up. we have our area of low pressure to the north, we're get that counter clockwise circulation, so we are going to see some northwesterly flow on the back side of the front. again it, continues to push all that precipitation off the coastline. then high pressure will start to filter in, and you see all of this dry air, back there, in the ohio river valley. well. that will work its way toward

central pa, then eventually, to us here in the delaware vale, we will be seeing some sunshine, later this afternoon , but it will be accompanied by some gusty winds. you see the future winds gust hereby 1:00 this afternoon, 15 to 20-mile per hour wind gusts , some areas could even get as high as maybe 20 to 25- mile per hour winds. so even though it is going to be a quiet afternoon, with the sunshine, and much quieter and much calmer conditions, we will be, again, looking for maybe some gusty winds here or there. some of the gusty winds could even ling-ling near sunday morning, see maybe ten-15-mile per hour winds tomorrow. getting a look at the dew point, much, much lower humidity this afternoon. you see lots every dew point in the 50's, today little bit more muggy down to the south toward the shore. but still, overall, not too bad. sunday low 50's, 40's popping in thereon dew point map. let's hope we do get the nice dry air to settle over the region sunday. high temperature for us today, 82 degrees, again, sunshine this afternoon, going with a wonderful sunday, 81, low

humidity, next rounds of showers, thunderstorms, common monday. but then, it is followed up quickly, jan, tuesday and wednesday by sunday shine, more temperatures in the mid 80s. >> i like it, thank you, matt. well in the age of social media, there are so many different ways people finds love. but, how about finding your soul mate in a uber? as greg argos report, it worked for one philadelphia couple. >> do you use a ride sharing app to get pick up. but have you ever thought about using it to pick someone up? this philly couple sharing an uber pool hit it off. now plan to get married next year. >> i think it is awesome. >> it has many asking: can i please get in that uber pool? yes, that would be amazing. >> people like the conversation. >> as uber driver for the past two years, has seen it all, including plenty of back seat bandits. >> they're flirting with the person that gets in. >> ya, it didn't go so good, though. he was but thing in like indirectly making passes at her. >> but he has seen some moves

that work. >> do you consider yourself a match-maker? >> if i can help somebody, you know, finds love, riding around, talking to them, shooting the breeze, sure. you can say that. >> great way to meet people no matter what you are looking for. >> senior match maker from three day rule. com. he says the dating apps are great, meeting someone organically can be even more exciting. >> just pick up your head, smile at each other. >> in the case of your next uber pool ride, maybe flash that smile, while scooting over to make room for your next date. >> i mean, if it is the right time, the right place it, doesn't matter where you are at. >> pretty cool. >> the beauty of dating and relationship, do what works for you. if that works for you, how about it? i lover the spontaneity of it. >> greg argos, cbs news. >> well, beautiful night for some great music on pens land ing in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> ♪

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check on the forecast. matt? >> yes, we have a few showers still lingering across the delaware valley. keep an eye on those this morning, for mob bridge the next hour, hour and a half or so, then it will be drying out this afternoon. 82 degrees, jan, for the high today's low humidity. >> did you a good job today, matt, i appreciate that forecast. >> two times, big day for matt peterson. >> oh, the thank you's! >> that's "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv, cbs philly .com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend.

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