breaking news this morning , a deadly hit/run in center city philadelphia. this happened just a short time ago, we're live with the very latest on the search for the driver. and, following a developing story a very active investigation outside a sports complex in new jersey, where four people were shot overnight, the latest from police straight ahead. and if you have outdoor plans today you're in luck we're in store for a spectacular end to the weekend today is sunday august 6th , good morning, i'm jan carabao lets get over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast good sunday morning, matt, i thought yesterday was perfect, could today be better >> i think today might be pick of the weekend. >> it was a nation yesterday. >> wonderful outside yesterday , afternoon,

unfortunately i didn't get outside as much as i wanted but with our schedule it is hard. >> today is our day. we have another chance. >> if you didn't get out yesterday to enjoy it you will want to enjoy yourself on our sunday. always nice when you can wrap weekend up and get ready for a workweek with nice weather out side right now this is lie from our spring garden camera in center city philadelphia wind full scene to kick off the day, we will see pinks and oranges out there and really it is just going to be a wonderful morning, up early this morning, stab a picture of a great sunrise send it on facebook or twitter. we will go to the show later in a bit. looking at storm scan three there is not much out there. what a difference 24 hours makes. yesterday we woke up, showers, thunderstorms that cold front came across the delaware valley and dropped quite a bit of rain in central, new jersey but a nice quiet scene here on our sunday morning right now. on the back side of the front not only did we get cooler temperatures throughout the night time hours but check out

these dew points they are down in the 50's and even mount pocono, at 48 degrees, for our dew points, so lots of dry air overtop of the region. when we have clear skies, and you add in that dry air, check out these morning temperatures sit fall or beginning of the august. 49 degrees our temperature right now in mount pocono. down to 63 in philadelphia. sixty in millville. sixty-one in wilmington. look at these 50's coming in at 58. so again, very, very nice this morning. but we will be rising throughout, maybe 70 degrees by early as 9:00. once sun does come up and air dry it tend to heat quickly. we will be up to 70 by 9:00 this morning but we will stay below average later this afternoon we will get up to 81 h temperature. we could see some showers, and thunderstorms as we kick off our workweek. we will talk about monday's forecast. >> today is incredible, thanks , matt. we will begin with break ing news this morning, a

woman is dead after she was hit by a car in center city philadelphia and now police are looking for the driver. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at philadelphia police headquarters this morning. anita, what do we know so far. >> reporter: well, good morning, jan. police say that woman is a caucasian woman in her early 50's and they say they are still looking for the driver and any potential witnesses. this all happen around 3:45 this morning at 13th and race street in center city. police, say that the woman was believed to be homeless and sleeping nearby, when she got up to cross the street and use the rest room, that is when police say the car struck her. a security guard patrolling the area found her face down with tire marks on her body and trauma to the head according to police but that security guard was not ready to speak on camera. right now there is no description of that driver, or a description of the vehicle but there are many surveillance, cameras, in the area that police hope will give them, more answers, but all we know so far, again,

right now, we know that the woman in her 50's, believed to be homeless was hit by a car this morning, police are still asking anyone who may have more information to contact them. live at police headquarters, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". hopefully those cameras will help, keep us up to date. now to a developing story out of ocean county, new jersey, four people are hospitalized after a shooting in lakewood. this all happen at the brooke road sports complex just after 9:30 last night, the four people were at a party there when they were shot. they were taken to monmouth medical center, no word on how they are doing right now or on what may have motivated the shooting, in one has been arrested just yet. the fraternal order of police planned to deeven if philadelphia office shore is now off the job, officer james yeager has been suspended for a month, after a video emerged appearing to show him slamming a man to the ground. alycia nieves has the story. >> reporter: concerned residents on elkheart street

in the kensington section of philadelphia recorded cell phone video july 10th, residents were worried about the amount of officers trying to arrest a man in the middle of the street. the amount of force being used >> that was aggressive. >> reporter: nearly a in later some who live on the street are still upset watching this video especially this moment, when one officer is seen picking up the man who was already in handcuffs, spinning him around, and then slamming him into the ground. man arrest test was so hard he had to be taken to the hospital that night and was in critical condition. >> that was totally unnecessary, no harm he could have brought to them cops, nobody was in danger but to him at that point. >> reporter: philadelphia police department has identified the officer seen slamming the arrested man, he is 26 year-old officer james yeager, who has been with the department for four years. yeager has been suspended by the commissioner for 30 days. >> that was an ugly night out there and that guy should have just cooperated and we wouldn't be here today.

>> reporter: fraternal order of police is defending officer yeager warning people not to rush to judgment over this video because it may in the show all of what led up to this incident. fop add man being arrested was resisting and officers were trying to arrest him for a drug related offense. >> we have seen officer go over board prior and we deal with that on a case by case basis but this one here we will make sure that we represent the officer, officer yeager walt through. >> reporter: police commissioner has suspended officer yeager for 30 days but intends to dismiss him completely after that. fop plans on fighting the department on that and it does have a high success rate in doing so. outside police headquarters, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". ten people are recovering this morning after they were hurt on a plane that landed at philadelphia international airport. the american airlines flight from atens, greece encountered severe turbulence right before

landing right around 4:00 in the afternoon. passengers say drinks were thrown around the cabin, three passengers and seven crew members were taken to the hospital to be checked out. well, search continues today for a man who killed two people and left a third in the hospital. take a look, delaware county district attorney's office say this man is the shooter in delaware county. violence happened friday night at fourth and walnut streets, a 20 year-old man and a 16 year-old were both killed, a 15 year-old is hospitalized now in critical condition. a man was just moving in a block away. he heard it all. his brother is a paramedic and helped one of the victims. >> just heard gunshots like six or seven, pop, pop, pop, pop. he ran up there, with his emergency, and ran straight to the person who was shot and he said he was shot in the head, when he -- when the man got to the ambulance he was breathing >> investigators do not yet have a motive for this

shooting, they say this this may have been a feud between two rival groups. ice cream shop in springfield wants your help finding young thieves, surveillance video in this creamery on baltimore pike shows four boys, one reaches into the tip jar, the others then check the jar one more time before running away. store says it happened wednesday night around 8:00, if you have any information you are asked to call police. the united nations has imposed tough new sanction as begins north korea following launch of the intercontinental ballistics missle. as danielle nottingham reports the sanctions include a ban on earnings ports worth over $1 billion. >> reporter: north korea will pay a heavy price for launching a ballistics miss until to space more than a week ago. on saturday u.n. security council leveled crippling sanction as begins kim june un regime this time the council has matched its word, and actions. >> reporter: resolution calls

for a complete ban on coal, and other exports totaling more than a billion dollars. it prohibits north koreans from receiving work permits, chine, north korea's soul alley supports the sanctions. >> the fact that the council adopted this resolution unanimously demonstrates that the international community is united, in its position regarding the nuclear issue of north korea. >> reporter: missle launched july 27th was airborne for nearly 40 minutes before slash ing into the sea of japan it came dangerously close to the air france flight with hundreds of people on board. pentagon officials believe that this latest missle test demonstrate north korea may have capabilities of reaching u.s. main land. arms control expert jeffery lewis. >> we're in a relationship where we can destroy them and they can destroy us but that is where we are. >> reporter: section of state rex tillerson has left door opened for talks with north korea but he said they would not be productive unless north

cover reace willing to give up its nuclear ambitions. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". u.s. military has called off search for three marines, who vanished after their aircraft, crashed off the coast of australia. they disappeared after their m v22 osprey similar to this one went in the water during training with australia forces twenty-three other service members who were on the plane were rescued, australia's defense ministry says her administration offered to help in the search. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", terror in a community after a bomb attack at a months income minnesota, we will also have this. oh, my god. thank god they didn't stop me to the point that i died. >> pulled by her hair and punched, at a gas station, we will hear more from a lyft driver who says this vicious attack left her scared, and

scared to drive again. more trouble near a giant sinkhole we will tell you what is happening to a neighborhood that the sinkhole is grogan bigger, we are back in a

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back on "eyewitness news" fbi is looking for suspects after an explosion rocked must land community center outside minneapolis. this all happened as members, prepared for morning prayer.

as wendy gilette reports members say this isn't the first time that mosque has been targeted. >> reporter: this broken window is is what left after someone threw a bomb inside a mosque in a minneapolis suburb early saturday morning. >> one of the congregation members came out and immediately saw a flubbing fleeing from the parking lot, running at high speed. >> reporter: witnesses say the device was thrown in the office at islamic center in blooming ton just after 5:00 a.m. there were as many as 20 people inside preparing for morning prayers. they were able to extinguish the flames before fire fighters arrived. no one was injured. the fbi is leading the investigation. >> at this point our focus is to determine, you know, who and why? >> reporter: those affiliated with the mosque say they have been target of the numerous hate messages, e-mails and calls and they believe that this incident is a hate crime. >> hate is not okay. we need a better america

targeting people because of their race, ethnicity or religion is unamerican. >> reporter: saturday afternoon several inter faith leaders from the area gathered to show their support. >> attack on a mosque is an attack on a synagogue is an attack on a church, an attack on all faith community. >> reporter: mosque mostly serves people in the somalia community, a $10,000 reward is being offered to help catch the suspect. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a lyft driver is dealing with physical and emotional trauma this morning after she was beaten and robbed during an attack that was all caught on camera. take a look at this, this happened yesterday in los angeles, to meisha bennet stopped at a gas station to fill up when a car pulled up and two women jumped out and started punching her and dragging her by the hair. >> oh, my god, just thank god they didn't stump me to the point that i died, i did not think that i would ever, i

just would never of thought i would experience something like that. >> now woman also attacked anyone who tried to stop them as if that weren't enough the two women then stole her wallet, phone, rent check, lapd say they are making progress in finding those attackers. a sinkhole, that has swallowed up two homes and a boat in florida is growing once again. sinkhole is in landolakes north tampa. two more homes condemned because of the growing sinkhole, it opened up back on july 14th as 260 feet wide at its widest point, crews say vibration from his trucks, equipment may be cause ago this hole to grow even bigger and they plan to push a barge in the sinkhole to continue the clean up today. and take a look at this, severe thunderstorms triggered flash flooding in las vegas from inside a hotel parking lot. a trapped calf and his passengers had scramble to the roof of the cab as water

continued to rise. we're told they made it out okay. many others in low lying areas along the strip had to be rescued from their cars, wow, incredible video out there our forecast could not be further today. >> absolutely we are looking at great, great wet's cross the delaware valley. i got a question for you. >> um-hmm. >> so are you ready to be done with 90-degree temperatures. >> i don't know, i don't think so. >> you still want some 90's out there. >> yeah, you have some forecast for me. >> i will put this on twitter. it looks like we're getting toward the end of the peak heating. >> really, already. >> we're on the tail end of the chance for 90's. ill will see if people are ready to maybe get rid of the 90's? >> that scares me because as reporter i know snow is coming and i will be out there in snow banks, that is why i say i like the 90's right now. we will see. >> we will see if we will get 90's. they will not be today or this week. our high for today we are looking at around 81 degrees

for the high today. when you compare that to average 86 is what we usually typically see, for the beginning of the august, for august, sixth. so, again we will be below that and this is first time since july 2nd that we haven't had a average high of 87 degrees. so again talking about, peak heating starting to come to an end. this is what we're talking about. by september 6th we're going to a average high of 81. we are a month ahead but we will rise in the next couple days. by the time we get to august 6th we are looking for average highs in the 70's, so again when i'm done here go on twitter and vote and see if you are ready to be done with the 90's. out in kutztown we have a wonderful sunrise at 52 degrees in the lehigh valley to start out. it is definitely a fall like feel to things on this sunday morning. pocono forecast for this afternoon a high of 71. sunshine. comfortable. light breeze to go with all that sunshine. again just a wonderful, wonderful day. not just across lehigh veil,

poconos but back down here as well. current cell not too much going on. a few high cloud are out there but i want to zoom out and give you a look what is happening. high pressure settled down to our south but thinks our next system. area have low pressure spiraling through southern plains and it is eventually going to track to the north and east and bring a warm front at first, cold front flying in then after as we go through the day on monday and we will get some showers and thunderstorms, tomorrow. so this is where we will see right now, again, our system out in the plains, nice, quiet , across the delaware valley here this morning, but by tomorrow morning, we will not have too much in the forecast for to us day. future weather shows us by 4:00 tomorrow morning we will seeing showers out to the west and north as well, some of those could come in earlier then that. but by three or 4:00 we are starting to see showers developed, see here by 8:00 thunderstorms possibly even again just a little bit north of philadelphia, back through allentown area, reading back down toward lancaster as well those

showers and thunderstorms are more widespread as we go through the afternoon and even into the overnight hours, on monday night in, to tuesday, but what we see here by tuesday morning, relatively quiet, dry, and then it will get even better by the time we will get into tuesday afternoon we will see some sunshine. our timing, overnight tonight, three to 4:00 in the morning when we will see north and west areas get showers. rain heavy at times tomorrow and thunderstorms will be ending as we head into tuesday morning. high temperature today 81. sensational sunday. seventy-eight with shower and thunderstorms on monday, and then really nice, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday on the back side of that second cold front 80's for us, sunshine but jan then another chance of showers toward friday and saturday. you talking about 90's in the forecast, so not anytime soon. >> i'll take high 80's soon. >> on the healthwatch now fighting lung cancer, leading cancer killer, health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the importance of early

detection. >> he smoke 12,000 packs of cigarettes. >> reporter: first national ps a campaign called saved by the scan, educating people about potentially life saving, low dose ct scans that can detect early stage lung cancer >> if we wait for symptoms to develop it is often too late in the course of the disease but earlier we find lung cancer more effective we are at giving that patient a long term good outcome. >> reporter: doctor patrick ross, chair of the surgery at main line health say reason lung cancer is so deadly is it is found late once a cough develops the cancer has usually spread. >> this is a treat 60 that allows to us look at slices to the chest. >> reporter: ct scan is best way to find early stage lung cancer, it is recommended for long term smokers who are most at risk. >> what we need to do is recognize that this is an epidemic and that by finding these cancers early by identifying better ways to more effectively treat them we will save lives.

>> reporter: it is already happening at main line health where ct scans have found cancer in patients with no symptoms, usual treatment, is surgery. >> there is no question that of all of the innovations this is one of the best that we have, we have better surgical techniques, better radiation oncology techniques, markedly improvedded chemotherapy but finding it early so we don't need all of the other things is the answer. >> reporter: for patient whose have smoked a long time scans are covered by insurance. the american lung association says that 9 million people in the u.s. are at high risk for lung cancer and more than 15,000 lives could be saved, if only half of them were screened. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, we love our dogs, right? but an expert warns that one thing you should never let your pet do? what it is and why it could be harmful to your health. also ahead how fast food is getting even faster, thanks

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dog lovers aren't afraid to show affection to their fury friend and many times dogs give it right back but you might want to think twice about allowing your dog to lick your face. our greg argos explains. >> reporter: you may have heard someone say a dog's mouth is cleaner then a humans but is that actually true? >> it seems like it would be a

false statement. >> from what they eat and they lick, i don't think so. >> reporter: one hub percent right. >> i'm a thousand percent right. >> reporter: research shows what is inside your dog's mouth could make you sick. studies found mrsa, ring worm and sepsis on the snout's of man's best friend. >> do you let your dog give you a kiss. >> absolutely. >> reporter: are you concern what she might have on her tongue or mouth. >> not as much as my girlfriend. >> reporter: micro biologist shelley rankin says what your dog eat. >> hello. >> reporter: make their mouths the perfect petary dish for bacteria. >> proves my point, why i do not like to get licked by dogs at all. >> you see them they are kissing them and licking them, and like i don't think so. >> reporter: experts say possibility of getting sick is lowest specially if you are a healthy adult but those young, elderly could be at greater wrist fact licked by a dirty pup. >> we love doggies, you know,

but it is always like, don't get too close. >> reporter: so despite how a durable they are, best advice leave the kisses for human partner. >> i said no, i don't kiss. >> it doesn't matter what dog, i don't like anything licking me. >> reporter: in philadelphia, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. so what about the dog breath? some might like it, i don't know who they are but some find it unpleasant like myself but brings us to our next story. today is national fresh breath day. that is right don't forget to brush this morning, folks. national fresh brush day was for its importance. dentists recommended brushing and flossing and drinking lots of water. pretty easy. today is also national root beer float day, wig youres today and national friendship day. if you don't like national fresh breath day just take

your pick. i like fresh breath and root beer float myself. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are following breaking news on a deadly hit and run in center city philadelphia. plus bucks county was hit hard by yesterday's storms, we will take you to the neighborhood where a down tree , knocked out power. we will be right

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good morning everyone i'm jan carabao, we're starting the week on a very bright note he is calling it pick of the week. meteorologist matt peterson is live on the sky deck with eyewitness weather. i thought yesterday was pick of the week but you say today is better. >> if we didn't have rain showers yesterday morning it might have been but it is going to be a wonderful sunday i think that today is definitely going to be the best day that we have had, at least this weekend and then we will get nice days during the week as well but again the pick of the weekend for sure. outside here on the sky deck turf say it might feel dairy say cool, chilly, on this sunday morning. as we go through the afternoon hours, we will see plenty of sunshine, very comfortable, humidity is very, very low here this morning and it will continue to be that way throughout the afternoon. but, we are going to watch for another rain shower and another thunderstorm chance to start to move in tonight and then that will last throughout the day, on our monday as our

system pulls through the delaware valley. temperatures this morning, feeling almost fall-like as you head well north of the city through lehigh veil, temperatures there in the mid to high 50's. mount pocono starting the day at 49 degrees, we're at 63 in philadelphia, 59 down in ac. wind speed stay on the calm side of things here this morning and in the afternoon as well, five to 10 miles an hour and they stay out of the north, continuing to usual inner that cooler, dryer air throughout the day-to-day. our hour by hour forecast from the 60's early this morning in the 70's by nine or 10:00 we will top it out at 81 degrees this afternoon. there are some thunderstorms in the forecast for monday. we will talk about that when i come back inside. >> we will check back with you , thanks, matt. breaking news this morning , a woman is dead after a hit/run in center city philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at philadelphia police headquarters this morning, so do we know anything about the car police are looking for.

>> yeah, jan we got new information we have learned that the victim is a caucasian woman in her 50's according to police and we have learned they are looking for a white jeep with a white top, and front end damage. this all happened around 3:15 this morning at intersection of the 13th and race streets in center city, that woman was pronounced dead according to authorities at hahnemann university hospital around 3:45. police source tells me that this woman is believed to be homeless and she was sleeping nearby when she got up to use the rest room and police say this car struck her. a security guard patrolling the area found this woman on the street with trauma to the head, and right now there is no description of that suspect , although, again police are looking for a white jeep wrangler rubican with the white top front end damage and tire on the spare back. live at police headquarters i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". very helpful, thanks, keep

us up to date. power is back to almost everyone in the philadelphia region. severe storms left more than 10,000 customers in the dark yesterday, morning but as cleve bryan explains the neighborhood in doyletown is still in the dark. >> reporter: yes. >> crack and sparks and all, it was pretty scary. >> reporter: it was a bang and then lights out for a doyletown neighborhood after a tree took out power lines, utility poles, and nearly landed on the house across the street from marie bushnel. >> i hear a big loud crack and then sparks from the electrical wires. >> reporter: she says at one point more than 10,000 customers lost power in the region because of the early morning storm. of the 4,000 homes and businesses without power in bucks county, majority were in the doyletown area. >> we lost most of our traffic signals, good part of the doyletown boro and doyletown township are without power. >> reporter: north street and chapman avenue fell less than a quarter mile from the peco substation on route 313.

tree crew where is on stand bias peco tried to reroute power and make these lines safe. >> once this power is known to be totally out we were going to cut this tree up and get this tree out of the way to replace their telephone poles and such. >> reporter: you can see all of the trees close to the power lines have been trimmed, over the years, to try to prevent limbs from falling down and knocking out power but when a whole tree comes down it is a power mess. just this week peco announced plans for 1.8 million worth of tree trimming including work in doyletown. >> i'm glad it didn't fall on their house, yeah, yeah, this is a big tree over there but that is what makes doyletown so beautiful. >> reporter: bob and his daughters addison and abby wanted to see what was causing their home to lose power. so what do you do on a summer day without electricity. >> go swimming. >> reporter: in doyletown, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the severe weather also made for braving the schuylkill expressway a tougher task.

several lanes had are and, and , and, you can see right there, and, and pools of water in the area right before the belmont avenue. and veterans this weekend, with the parade and ceremony in ridley township. service members, enjoyed some food off the grill at third annual veterans appreciation day, several local law enforcement agencies joined them at vfw hall 928 and organizers of the event is crucial in helping veterans find local resources. >> my job, it is pretty ease any terms of being able to help veterans but it is difficult when, they are not aware that i'm there. i'll tell you it is remarkable as a veteran to see how much these people really care. >> yeah, they had a great day for it. event started off with a motorcycle procession and parade. this weekend independence sea port museum celebrated

coastguard's 227th birthday. august 4th, 1790, congress establish the coastguard, during saturday's event coastguard servicemen were invited to speak and take questions there. according to the u.s. coastguard it is one of the oldest organizations of the federal government and, until the navy department was established, in 1798, it served as the nation's only armed force is a float. still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning robots are speeding up your happy meal. >> mcdonald's is making fast food faster i'm wendy gilette in new york city and i'll tell you how it is latest trend in embracing technology. >> many people don't buckle up , putting themselves and others in serious risk, i'm chris martinez in los angeles

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getting fast food is getting faster as more restaurant bypass traditional method to take and make offers but as wendy gilette reports the new technology could lead to job cuts. >> reporter: jonathan alvarez has only 30 minutes for lunch but when mcdonald's near his job added self order kiosk he saw them as valuable time sav ers. >> perfect fast food almost 50 . >> reporter: mcdonald's says keeping traditional cashier is part of the experience of the future, as some locations, you can order food for mcdonald's app and pick it up at drive through, or even get table

service. mcdonald's plans to have kiosk in most of the 14,000 restaurants in the u.s. by 2020. fast food giant is not alone, as more and more quick serve restaurants add ordering through kiosk or mobile apps and bypassing them could be just the beginning. this is, flippy a burger flipping robot used in select cali burger restaurant next year. it uses artificial intelligence to identify food and cook them properly. >> i think that is inevitable process. >> reporter: martin ford, author of the rise of the robots believes more fast food restaurant will adopt this type of technology in the future leading to fewer jobs. >> for me it is easy to imagine a fast food store, employ maybe 30 percent fewer employees or half as many employees. >> she helps customers manage the new kiosk at mcdonald's, she's not concerned that she

will lose her job. >> it is, i feel like there will always be a need for someone to be up there, someone to fix something, if something is wrong, technology isn't always, you know 100 percent. >> reporter: these kiosks could be as familiar as atms. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i don't know, matt, robots are taking of i have to admit they are very convenient when you want something quickly. >> they are talking about ordering on your app, your phone, i do it for star bucks all the time. >> it is so easy. >> that is for sure. but today don't do that. take a walk down the street maybe get out this morning and get your cup of coffee differently because it will be a great morning, it will be a wonderful afternoon, get outside, enjoy this sunday as much as you can. hopefully you enjoyed yesterday too because after the rain came through, it was a great saturday for us. check out our high temperatures from yesterday, 70's for lots of us especially from philadelphia and back to the north and west, mount

pocono got to 68 yesterday afternoon, again, touch of fall, for us here on that saturday. we did see a couple 80's, millville, atlantic city, but overall it was a very refreshing day for us, take a look at where we will get to day, not a whole lot different we are looking at those temperatures to be in the 70's and 80's across the board for pretty much all of the delaware valley, back through lehigh valley and poconos too so again it is another day where we have sunshine and a slightly below average temperature. outside in margate it is a very tranquil scene, as we have waves crashing on the shore, not a whole lot of folks just yet but a wonderful beach day for us. take a lot at shore forecast, 75 to 80 degrees out there on the beach, we are looking for mostly sunny skies and water temperature is 75, it continues to creep up. uv index with all that sunshine is very high, you will want to put that sun screen on but rip current risk today is on the low side of things, that goodies news, swim by life guard, you need to keep yourself safe out there not just with the sun

screen but in the ocean as well. our current set up high pressure is in control, a few high cloud out there, these returns we are seeing on the radar it is not actually coming down but just a little overzealous radar activity there. out to the west is there our low with our warm, cold front attached, there is the system that will be sliding in the region here as we get through nighttime hours tonight and into our monday that gives us showers and thunderstorms, for for the beginning of our workweek. as we move in the start of the workweek this is midnight tonight so our low has track furthere, it has settled just in western tennessee, you see warm front, extending itself now back down, toward southern virginia and that ill eventually slide northward, the low itself, tracks to the south of philadelphia as we go through nighttime hours tonight and into our monday, so it looks like the heaviest precipitation will stay, just to the south, of philadelphia cold front comes through,

monday and. showers whim start north and west of the city. it spread in the fill air area with the heaviest precipitation rain and thunderstorms coming tomorrow afternoon and then again that high pressure filthers in for tuesday, clearing us out for, tuesday and wednesday into thursday as well. high temperature of 81. we will go with the showers and thunderstorms for our monday, high of 78 degrees. as i said that high pressure clearing us out for middle have the we he can there. mid 80's tuesday, wednesday, thursday. next chance for rain after that will be by friday and saturday. >> looking darn good, thanks, matt. >> 6:45. time to check road. lets go to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning. >> good morning, we're looking much better then yesterday, that is for sure, unfortunately though we are not problem free out there on the roadways, even though it is early, starting here on old york road and welsh road we have an overturned vehicle

near willow grove mall and route 611 is closed in both directions at old welsh road and use rockwell road as your alternate to get around that. taking a live look at the vine traffic moving quite nicely just as we like to see it. rest of the majors are clear including 76, 95, 202, turnpike, bridges in and out of the city clear as well. mass transit looking well. there are some bus detour this is morning if you are concerned burr route, check out septa's web site before heading out. in the traffic center i'm amanda mueller now jan, back to you. sticking to the road, new way people choose not to wear seat belts which riding in the back seats of the cars. now experts want auto industry to do more to remind people to buckle up no matter where they sit. chris martinez, reports. >> reporter: this is what can happen when you don't buckle up in the back seat. this family of three was thrown around when the cab they were riding in was hit by another car. in this video the woman on the

right is wearing a seat belt, the woman on the lefties not. and in the accident, she is thrown across the cab. >> people are less likely to buckle up in the rear seat. >> reporter: jessica, co authored a new report from the insurance institute for highway safety, the survey found that while 91 percent of people always used their seat belts in the front only 72 percent used it in the back seat, and that number dropped to 57 percent when traveling in cabs and ride hailing services like uber and lyft. uber driver dustin goodcell said people often don't buckle up on short trips. >> i will say something i noticed you are not buckled. i think it is a good idea to be buckled. >> reporter: experts say it puts not only back seat rider at risk but also people in front. in this test video person unbuckled in the back slams in the driver, during an accident >> we know that drivers are twice as likely to be fatally injured, when the passenger

behind them is unrestrained. >> reporter: she wants more auto makers to install the same belt reminders, cars have in the front seat for people in the back as well. she believes it could get more riders to buckle up, and help prevent injuries. chris martinez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". wow. sobering video right there, buckle up. still to come this morning over 60,000 fans, came to see usain bolt's final race so did the superstar send the crowd's home happy after winning his final gold medal or did someone else steel the spotlight. they are resilient stops, pat gallen incredible story behind these socks and how they are giving cancer patients a cre

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phillies will hand the ball to aaron know l he has given up two or few earned runs in the last eight starts. they need a strong out to go avoid being swept by the rockies. pete mackanin sent nick paveta looking to end their four game losing streak last night and rough first inning in the bases loaded jam. they hit a single up middle, two runs will score. rockies take a two to nothing lead. six to nothing in the third. pat hits line drive over the fence in left, two run home run to left. paveta gave up eight runs in two innings, phillies will lose their fifth straight, eight-five the final. bird are back at work this morning and you can check them

out second opened practice at link starts at 10:00 a.m. carson wentz playing thursday night begins packers in the first preseason game but just don't know how long. team is in the dog days of camp. they are tired of beating each other up and can't wait to play a game even though it does not count. >> it is just the nature of the training camp, nature of the off season we are exited to get that going. green bay coming up next week. we have the whole preseason. then we have our sights set on washington week one but try not to get ahead of ourselves. we are still going through it in training camp mode so we have to fight that battle every day. >> the eagles season, a little more than a month away, college football business to kick off as well, penn state's first game is september 2nd against akron. yesterday was media day in happy valley. nittany lions are coming off an 11-three season winning big 10 title. eighteen starters returning from last season's team, they rang sixth in the u.s.a. today poll. james franklin said they

cannot live off of last years success. >> we talked about it enough, you know, the fans are pumped about it, media pumped about it, we have talked bit as an organization, they have been given rings, we have talked about it enough, so, that is behind us. we have moved on. trust me, we have talked about that in great detail, with our players. >> to arena football final game for soul, they play tampa bay storm, soul up 20-14, final play dan raudabaugh calling his own number runs tonight for the score. defending champions finished 13-one beating tampa 41-28. soul host baltimore in the semi finals next week. now to the pick, union looking for their first ever win against fc dallas, one of the best teams in the league n score in the 17th minute, union with the ball, passing in the box, cj sapong deposit is it for first of his two

goals in that match and union get a much needed win three- one the final. to track and field usain bolt's final individual race of his great career 100-meter finals with the world championshipness london. they got off to a slow start and then turn on the jets but just wasn't enough, he came up short, american justin gate lynn took home gold in the photo finish, bolt once the bronze, bolt will finish with eight gold medal and 11 world championship gold. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. cancer patients and their families, spending time in the happies never easy, so accompany that focuses on feet is hoping to alleviate some of the financial burden while keeping kid styling. pat gallen sat down with family using socks as a way to cope. aaron sweat is a normal 18 year-old he plays a piano and loves sports but he is dealing with serious health issues.

>> i had a abnormal growth in my brain and so they rushed me to children's hospital in philadelphia and they found out i had two brain tumors,. >> allentown native was diagnosed with that form of brain cancer in 2015, after graduating high school and completing treatment aaron's cancer came back this time on his spine. >> i went through intense chemotherapy which is five days of high dose chemotherapy and then, had a bone, blood stem cell transplant, and then , had radiation again. >> reporter: through it all he stayed smiling. >> when he goes into the hospital, no matter how bad he feels, he encourages the people in the hospital. and it is like he is, this kind of a celebrity, he walks through, he talks to the nurses and receptionist. >> reporter: aaron's cancer is currently in remission but they still need help paying for medical expenses that is where jake titlebaum comes in.

>> i'm a cancer survivor and over the last two years, you know even though i spent a lot more time in the hospital then i would have liked. >> reporter: twenty-three year-old started resilience project a way to give patients an outlet to design their own socks. >> i chose to wear my own socks, and you know, as crazy as it sound those socks kind of helped remind me that i ultimately had some control over that experience. >> reporter: in just nine months they have helped raise $22,000 for patients dealing with life altering issues, aaron a self described sock junkie jumped on board. >> so these are the socks. >> yes. >> they are called buckets, put my love of basketball into designing the socks. >> reporter: aaron's feeling great so with his socks, upbeat attitude he and his family are full steam ahead. pat gallen for "eyewitness news". that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have coming up at 7:00. the arrest that got a philadelphia police officer into trouble, what neighbors

and the fraternal order of police are saying about what happened. life changing technology allowing a delaware county man to see for the first time since he was a teenager his emotional response and the generosity that made it all possible. and expenditure day in the great outdoors why don't you matt peterson's forecast is coming up this sunday morning we will be right fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years,

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"eyewitness news" begins with breaking news a hit and run kills a woman in center city philadelphia coming up description of the striking vehicle. and a developing story now party in a sports complex in lakewood, new jersey end in gunfire and puts four people in the hospital. and a turbulent flight for passengers on their way to philadelphia what they are saying about their ordeal in the air. and today is sunday august m jan carabao but first lets talk about this wonderful weather ahead for our sunday with meteorologist matt peterson with the forecast, good sunday morning, it feels more like fall, then summer. >> you are not kidding. outside on the sky deck dairy say it feels cool. >> i know, hard to come back in after that. >> it makes you want to stay outside, enjoy yourself, makes me wish i had a deck or patio at home thaw can sit