here in center county courthouse. you can see key players expect to leave here any minute, like you mentioned this afternoon and this morning we saw new video, 19 year-old tim piazza stumbling through that frat house just hours before his death. thursday additional video recorded inside penn state fraternity house and played in court appears to show condition of the tim piazza after a night of drinking. video shows the 19 year-old fraternity pledge, stumbling through a, great room of the beta theta pi frat house on february 4th. hours later he was dead. >> the family left when the surveillance video was shown. there are certain things they cannot subject themselves too. >> reporter: attorney tom kline is representing jim and evelyn piazza, parents who prosecutors say died after a night of heavy drinking inside that house. part of the alcohol filled fraternity hazing event organized by 16 defendants. throughout this pretrial hearing which began in june and expected to last at least one more day, attorneys for those men claimed their clients did not force piazza

to consume alcohol and therefore, should not be charged with his death. >> the evidence has been overwhelming that collectively , had we seen the individual component parts come together, there is sufficient evidence to hold them over for trial on most if not all of these charges. >> reporter: thursday's newly released video shows unsteady piazza walking shirtless through the home, three hours later according to prosecutors fraternity members found him unconscious, at the bottom of the basement stairs. >> he was still salvageable at that point in time, if there were another critical point in time, where intervention would have saved his life, we saw it today in this court room. >> reporter: another bomb shell this afternoon, lead detective in this case saying that there appears to have been surveillance video from that basement where victim was found but that surveillance video may have been deleted by some of the defendants, new charges could be filed against those defendants, we will have much more about this bomb

shell development, coming up tonight at 6:00. we're live from center county i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thanks. in a packed colorado courtroom pop singer taylor swift testified about her alleged sexual assault. coming up hear how grammy winner claimed to set record straight on what she called, a definite grab underneath her skirt back in 2013. police are asking for the public's help finding two suspects wanted in connection with a pepper spray attack in south philadelphia. now this happened last month near the 1300 block of east passyunk avenue. police say suspect man and woman first argued with the victim before the female suspect sprayed that victim in the face with pepper spray. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will explain what police say sparked that argument. strong odor of natural gas briefly prompted the partial evacuation of the delaware county hospital this morning. chopper three over riddle memorial in middletown township. officials say odor was only

present in a portion of the hospital. patients and staff, from that area were evacuated while peco and fire department investigated. hospital says everyone was allowed back inside once authorities determined that there was no gas leak. where the smell came from is still a mystery no injuries were reported. west chester assistant fire chief is recovering one day after being sickened by possible carbon monoxide fumes he fell ill while responding to a report of an underground fire on west gay street. four other fire fighters were also treated for possible co exposure. the fire reportedly started with a malfunction in an underground electrical wire. the suspect accused of injuring a delaware county sheriff's sergeant in collindale appeared for an arraignment this morning. authorities say jeremy jones threw a molotov cocktail at sergeant milk margarine, he suffered burns to his legs as he tried to survey search warrant at a home on macdade boulevard. authorities say generals then

barricaded himself inside the home before he finally surrendered. the sergeant was released from the hospital today and is expect to make a full recovery well, search is over foreman who broke into an overbrook home, and stole a car, home invasion happened around 9:30 last night on the 200 block of west mt. airy avenue. police say that the suspect claimed he had a gun, then drove the home owner's suv to a bank on city avenue and tried to use her atm card. officers spotted the suspect near st. joes university where he left the car and threw his pants and shoes in a nearby yard. >> my biggest concern is safety, you know, it was late night, i after a son he plays outside, you never know what can happen. generally good neighborhood but every once in a while something crazy happens and it comes to us. >> reporter: police have not released where they caught up with the suspect. he is in cuss toyed and charges are pending. as tensions intensify between u.s. and north korea so do threats from both side.

president trump is warning communist nation of trouble, if it thinks about attacking the u.s. or american interests north korea has released detail plan about how it may strike guam, within days. president trump says that he need to get tougher with north korea. >> north korea better get their act together or they will be in trouble, like few nations ever have been in trouble in this world. >> reporter: wednesday, the president promised to bring fire and fury on north korea if it makes anymore threats to the united states. >> the people that were questioning that statement wasn't too tough, maybe it wasn't tough enough. >> reporter: general in charge of the north korea's missle force say sound dialogue is not possible with president trump and that only absolute force can work on him. north korea's military says plan is in response to president trump who promised fire and fury for the communist nation if it continues to threaten america. >> if north korea does anything in terms oven thinking about attack, things will happen to them, like they

have never thought possible. >> reporter: people of guam are now the won in the cross hairs of north korea's weapons , territory host more than 6,000 american military personnel on the navy and air force base. >> aim not nervous, i'm pretty confident in our military capability. >> what is the president doing to protect us? i blame him. >> it is concerning but at the same time i'm not, i have faith in the military and i have faith in that we are protect. >> reporter: guam's governor has not raised threat level but home land security officials say residents should make a plan just in case. japan was just one of the america's closest allies in asia said it will shoot down any north korea miss that will fly over its territory. suspected isis militant is under arrest in turkey, accused of planning a drone attack on a u.s. aircraft. suspect is a russian national. officials say he was spotted scouting the area near turkish air base where the plane would take off. man allegedly planned to use a

drone to crash the plane. he is also accused of planning to carry out an attack on minority islamic community in turkey. he is behind bars pending trial. president trump's twitter tirade against senate majority leader mitch mcconnell continued today. president tweeted mitch get back to work and put repeal and replace, tax reform and cuts and a great frame structure bill on my desk for signing. you can do it. yesterday, the president lashed out at mcconnell on twitter over the health care failure, and these comments that the majority leader made in his home state of kentucky. >> our new president, of course, has not been in this line of work before, and i think had excessive expectation about how quickly things happen. >> sources say president and senate majority leader had a phone call before this all erupted on twitter and it was described as tense. turning now to the forecast, and the sun starts to set on another beautiful

day, we're in for a mild night but tomorrow, it is when humidity begins to climb. meteorologist lauren casey's live on the sky deck with a look at rain chances as well, lauren. >> beautiful conditions right now though have a few passing cloud in the sky but dry conditions, comfortable humidity levels, another great summer day cross the delaware valley. we will check on our current conditions right now, temperatures feeling great in philadelphia, 83 degrees but feeling like 82, cooler then our air temperature because of the lower humidity values. seventy-nine down the shore and 74 degrees currently in the poconos with those dew points down in the 50's. storm scan three showing us quiet conditions, patchy cloud working on through, pin head sprinkle popped up over portion of the gloucester county but we will stay mainly dry. as we head in the evening hours partly cloudy, comfortable, temperatures falling back in the upper 70's but yeah, we have rain chances for upcoming weekend with an area of low pressure that will make an approach and could make for a stormy start to the

weekend, expecting some scatter storms to develop friday night, continuing kind of on and off throughout the day as we head into saturday but models pictures a better picture for sunday. could see clearing skies and lower hugh mid values. we will talk more about that improving sunday forecast in your full forecast coming up in just a few. >> lauren, see you then, thank you. somebody doing math and it looks good, it has been 221 days since we have seen eagles play football but finally, finally eagles know it practice game we get to watch bird play tonight. >> can you believe it is here football season. long wait for fans and long wait quite frankly for the players. leslie van arsdal joins us now get us ready for eagles and packers tonight. >> so excited. >> exactly it does seem like forever, finally we will see eagles put pad on and get back to it. team flew out to green bay yesterday after a walk through novocaine care and suit up and hit someone else for a change. alshon jeffery eagles big free agent acquisition is not

expected to play. carson wentz will take a few snaps. doug pederson spoke about his goal for the game tonight. >> i want everybody to play. i want to see our veterans play, execute, and pick up kind of where they left off at the end of the season but we continue to evaluate our roster. now the evaluation really picks up now in these games and i just want to see execution. obviously you go in to it wanting to win the game but obviously that is something that everybody, everybody strives to do but overall execution and watch our players develop. >> coming up we will hear from the veterans and little advice that they had for the rookies. >> through go. >> and might be a little wet, for the game. we will talk to lauren about that. >> thanks, leslie. coming up on "eyewitness news" preparing for total solar eclipse where some people are traveling to get a better view and how towns are preparing.

hearing loss, headaches, other symptoms plaquing u.s. state department employees in cuba, what officials speculate could be happening in the fall out that has tensions rising. deadly name game battle over shredded cauliflower and what to call it why one food industry is upset over potential confusion. a new feature being rolled out on facebook, new plans for streaming video and what it will include in our next half an

the state department has confirmed that several u.s. diplomates, stationed in cuba had to return home due to a string of bizarre illnesses. the mysterious ailments are shaking up diplomatic relations between the two countries. cbs news correspondent weijia jiang has the still story. >> state department employees in havana began complaining of hearing loss, constant painful headaches and other issues, late last year. a source familiar with the

matter tells cbs news that u.s. officials are now looking into whether the incident where is caused by a possible type of accoustics device that was in or outside homes where embassy workers provided by cuban government. >> initially when it started reporting what i will just call symptoms it took time to figure out what it was. this is still ongoing. >> reporter: cbs news has learned eight or nine u.s. diplomates had their assignments cut short because of their ailments but some affect employees still remain on the island. >> we had to bring some americans home or some chose to come home, as a result of that, and as a result of that, we have asked two cubans to leave the united states and they have. >> reporter: development comes just two months after president trump tightened travel and trade restriction that is were loosened after former president obama. >> i am canceling the last administration's completely one sided deal with cuba. >> reporter: cuba's foreign

ministry says in february it launched an urgent investigation at behest of the highest level of the cuban government, into the incidents , adding that the country would never allow action as begins diplomates and their families on its soil weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". chopper three is over the scene of some breaking news in northeast philadelphia, police say a vehicle with a child inside, was stolen around 4:30 from the area of cottman avenue and roosevelt boulevard but police say the child was dropped off at holme avenue and boulevard and appears to be fine, thank goodness. police are still searching for that stolen vehicle. switching gears now it looks like jackpot is going up yet again. >> sure is, nobody hit all six power ball numbers which means you have a shot of winning. here are last night's winning lottery 12, 30, 36, 47, 62 and power ball is nine. jackpot is up to 356

million-dollar. the next drawing for power ball is saturday night. but remember first, you have got another shot, at winning big, mega millions drawing is tomorrow night, that is at jackpot up to 382 million-dollar, if you play, good luck. we went on the mega millions the other night. >> didn't know about that. >> quick decision. >> yes, it was. >> we got four. >> two bucks. >> yes, we can split it. >> yes, every little bit counts. >> lauren casey's here with the forecast. this is my favorite time of the year, cooler summer nights , fall right around the corner. >> really nice, atypical for august but we have seen comfortable humidity levels, really nice conditions today, all that about to change. at least for a couple days.y, we have a live look at center city philadelphia a mixture of sun, cloud, blue skies,

shining through, 83 degrees is our current temperature so not too hot or steamy because feels like temperature is actually cooler then our air temperature because of that low humidity feeling like 82 degrees, gorgeous conditions right now at the beach, yes, look at these people enjoying a beautiful thursday evening, rehoboth beach, not a cloud in the sky, except that sea gull passing through people outside enjoying conditions sunshine at our shore points right now and temperatures feeling good. 78 degrees in wildwood. seventy-nine in d.c. eighty-three warmer in in allentown. seventy-three in mount pocono. we have a sea breezing. feeling good. 76 degrees in ocean city. we are up at 81 degrees in cape may. dew points they are also feeling good because they tell us about that sticky factor and when they are in the 50's, in august, it feels nice, and comfortable. as we have had yesterday, but as we head in the day tomorrow , we will push those dew points up in the middle 60

's and then 70 degrees. storm scan three showing us a few passing cloud, otherwise dry conditions across the delaware valley. we are talking about the bird. yeah, look at this green bay we have strong storms rolling on through with an area of low pressure off to the north. severe thunderstorm watch for portions of wisconsin just south of green bay until 9:00 o'clock central time. might be a rocky start to the game. we should see improving conditions in the green bay area heading in the second half of the evening. for us closer to home no problems, partly to mostly cloudy, mild falling back to 68 with light win and for our friday we will have more cloud , coming up mostly cloud which sunshine chance of isolated shower as we head in the afternoon with a high of 83. feeling more humid. what to expect for this weekend. we have been talking about a little bit of model disagreement coming into more agreement and looking better for sunday. it looks like mostly scattered storms developing after midnight tomorrow night, scattered rain, thunderstorms in the morning and in the

afternoon, saturday but not steady. as we head into sunday we could see clearing skies, steamy on saturday and potentially lower humidity as we head into sunday. future weather painting picture for our friday cloud around but looking dry on your lunch hour. looking out for your friday evening commute weather-wise and as we head in the overnight period, scattered showers and thunderstorms developing as we head into friday night, saturday morning , saturday afternoon as well in case your land fall amounts taking us through late day saturday we could pick up healthy amounts throughout the day. down the shore tom watching out for a shower in the afternoon and thunderstorm chance arrive as we head overnight and that will continue into our saturday as well. but sunday looking better, i took out the rain chance, on sunday, we will call it mainly dry at this point. i'm not super confident but i'm getting more and more confident. >> you have power you just take it right on you. >> take it out. >> i have the power and rede it out. >> by the way tomorrow is

another summer fest friday, here on cbs-3. i'm back for all of the fun, in on the action, this week we will go to new hope, bucks county, and, all of the charm of the historic town on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and don't miss this, a lot of fun. >> good time there. >> indeed. still ahead some people are, planning to hit the road for total solar eclipse. >> what cities will have best view and howie mergecy managers are preparing for the influx of people, leslie. well, eagles will be kicking off preseason in green bay in under three hours and it will be first nhl action for rookies we will hear what it is like, in

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>> folks are up in arms. >> we're not ready. >> some are ready for football , there air loft people ready for football. football is finally back. eagles preseason open inner green bay and chance for fans to see some veterans that will play but it is rook hoist will get most of the playing time, first chance for fans to get a look at guys like derek barnett, first round pick and looking at other draft picks and other undrafted free agents can do. eagles vets have advice for players that will be seeing their first nfl action. >> make sure you know what you are doing and get extra reps after practice because we are only in there for a short amount of time and if they lead, you know, when you need a play at the end of the game, it will be about who is in better shape. >> i tell rookies the same thing. that is just don't over think it. whenever you start thinking too much, you have a tendency to slow down, not as

aggressive, more timid and that is last thing you want to put on tape. >> we have this programming update for radio, today 7:05 phillies/mets game can be heard on 1210 wpht. eagles can be heard on sports radio 94 wip. that game starts at 8:00. once again phillies on 1210wht t at 7:05 and eagles on 94 wip at 8:00. everybody talking about the eagles but coming up fill business big news today too. >> really. >> all right. >> look at you. >> see new a bit. >> yeah. >> coming up in the next half an hour singer taylor swift takes the witness stan. >> how she described an incident which she said she was groped by a former dj and stern come back she had for that man's attorney trying to discount that story, henry. >> reporter: i'm henry rossoff in center city. coming up we will show how governmental agencies and private businesses are coming together to provide valua

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and your news continues at 5:30 here's is what happening. preliminary hearing continues for members of the fraternity charged in the alcohol fueled february death of timothy piazza. new video of the night it happened was played in court today, 16 young men are facing charges. strong odor of natural gas briefly prompted partial evacuation of the riddle memorial hospital this morning officials say that peco and fire crews later determined there was no gas leak on the delaware county campus and all were allowed back inside. president trump has issued a new warning to north korea's government he told report their north korea can expect trouble if the communist nation does not quote get their act together. the president's comments follow north korea's threat to strike guam in the coming weeks. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer. emotional testimony in the

colorado courtroom as taylor swift took the stand in the groping trial stemming from the 2013 incident. >> as our natasha brown reports swift detailed at alleged assault by former radio host and defense attorneys hit back asking swift why her body guard did not intervene. >> pop star taylor swift testified thursday telling a denver court how a dj groped her under her skirt back in 2013. swift testified he stayed attached to my bear cheek as he went away from him. incident was captured in this tmz photo showing swift standing between david mueller and his girl friend. mueller's attorney asked swift why her body guard didn't intervene. he would have had to be underneath her to see the actual groping. swift fired back at defense attorney i'm not going to let you or your client in anyway make me feel like this is my fault. it isn't. the singer also said that she didn't want to cancel her event at pepsi center and disappoint fans. some of her fans have shown up , at court to support their

idol. >> the guy's hand was on her back side. i'm not sure if he was trying to be funny but it wasn't funny no matter what. >> reporter: mueller testified wednesday his hand was at rib cage level and apparently it went down. he sued swift for three million-dollar, claiming that she cost him his job. pop star counter sued alleging sexual assault and seeking a symbolic one dollar judgment. the trial actually began monday, it is expected to last up to nine days or so, swift is seeking symbolic one dollar judgment saying that she wants to serve as an exam tomorrow other woman hoff been assaulted. >> all right, natasha, thank you. we are now less than two weeks away from witnessing history. tens of millions of people in the u.s. are expected to be watching some form of the solar eclipse later this month >> where you live will play a major role in determining just how much you'll see but for now officialness communities all across the country are preparing for potential problems, as it could pop up.

south carolina official are urging residents and visitors to to get their plan in place for viewing the total solar eclipse august 21st. >> overriding safety, bring hydration, medications, to make sure you have eye wear when looking at the sun. >> reporter: south caroline ace on the coast to coast swamp where people will be able to watch as the moon completely blocks the sun. authorities are expecting thousands to flood to parks, other open space toss get a glimpse of the spectacle using protective eye wear. traffic will be heavy, cell phone service will be stretched to its limit. >> this is the first total solar eclipse throughout the u.s.a. in the cell another a some impacts may not be known ahead of time. >> reporter: people don't to have live near the line of totality to witness this astronomical wonder, americans who live outside path of complete darkness will still be able to experience quite a phenomenon. >> you should definitely watch it just because you are not in the path of totality doesn't

mean the experience won't be kind of mind boggling as it is happening. >> reporter: this will be first coast to coast eclipse in 99 years. >> i live in manhattan, so i will to have see something, to find the right space to see it but yeah, totally will try to see it. >> reporter: once in the lifetime spectacle shared across the entire u.s. now the longest duration of the eclipse will take place in carbondale, illinois about 900 miles west of our area sun will be completely covered there for two minutes and 402nd. >> we are gearing up for and counting down to this historic event in the coming days, we will prepare you for this rare , really exciting experience. every day in every newscast "eyewitness news" will have you covered with the eclipse information you need so be sure to stay with us at cbs-3 and cbs philly.com as eclipse fest starting monday august 14th, only right here on cbs-3. we have learn today that singer dion warwick will

receive 2017 merion anderson award right here in philadelphia. >> she is easily one of the most recognize an voices in the america and faces but also work that she has done to address hiv and aid in the u.s. and really funded that research for a cure that makes her stand out. >> warwick a five time game winner will receive the award in november at kimmel center, merion anderson award is bestowed to artist whose work has made significant contributions to society. >> back in the day. summer months and even all year long we have worried about our older loved won be it grand parents, parents, beloved neighbors supporting our seniors was reason for a unique event in philadelphia today. with everything from eating right to avoiding scams to staying alive during the long, hot summer. our henry rossoff shows you all of the resources that came together in the name of serving seniors. >> ♪ >> most days inside philadelphia senior center might include a casual game of

card, maybe even a meal. >> so how do you think we know if somebody has taken advantage of us? >> reporter: but today is not typical, governmental groups, non-profits, private organizations are all here to provide one stop shopping. >> i have to watch. >> reporter: for seniors like ana foil, she and 100 others learned how to avoid scams. >> anybody that asked you to send money, never send money. >> reporter: to explore better ways to get around. >> walk or drive. >> reporter: to even eat healthier. >> they offer cooking demonstrations. >> reporter: there are plenty of police to discuss safety issues like home break ins and making sure neither summer heat or cold turns deadly. >> we did this event because we wanted our seniors not to feel forgotten. >> reporter: roselyn tally helped organize the event because she knows all too well as a police officer how quickly some seniors can be victims. >> this is age that a lot have times they don't complain about things. they get embarrassed by things

they don't want to speak up about things. we want them to know we are there for them. >> reporter: by showing no matter what card is dealt later in life is there community wide support always available. >> it is wonderful. wonderful. >> reporter: last year event similar to the one we just showed you educated 800 seniors in person and goal, it is to educate even more this year n center city henry ross off for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". home depot is looking to hire more u.s. military veterans. >> store representatives were at a job fair for people with military background is today at lincoln financial field. home improvement retailer wants to fill positionness areas like sales, it and customer service. home depot currently employs more than 30,000 veterans across the country. still to come on "eyewitness news", interesting food news, battle over shredded cauliflower and what to call it, why one food industry is upset over potential confusion. while many are kind corn purest some like variety we

will tell but new flavor coming up, next. lauren. so close to up that coming weekend and we have improvement in the forecast, models depicting a much better scenario for sunday with high pressure looking like it is stronger, pushing in sooner we could see sunshine break out on sunday and humidity dropping off, but saturday is still looking fairly wet at this time expecting scattered showers and thunderstorms especially during afternoon and evening, we will be right

well to day facebook is releasing its own version of the video streaming service to a handful of users. >> social media giant is launching a new section on its web site called watch,

platform will play live and taped show from women's basketball to national geographic videos. facebook will release watch to all of its users after a test period. as we mentioned earlier, some stores all ready have halloween candy on the shelves one of the new kind items this year br ac h's cookie kind kind corn but now they are shaped with cookie flavors like chocolate chip, oatmeal and sugar. so why in the world is halloween kind out already? stay tuned for the answers coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. all readiy heard christmas songs no. >> i'm just playing. >> that is way too early. >> popular trend in food makes your meals healthier. >> but is there a battle brewing over what they call it ,

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people soaking up last couple hours of sunlight, enjoy while it last because as we head in the weekend we could see some rain. lauren's forecast in just a few minutes. new food trend cauliflower rice has been misleading and

confusing some say governmental scientists should weigh in. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain, hi there, stephanie. >> reporter: this is a bit of the food fighting on over minced cauliflower. it is becoming a trendy substitute for carbohydrates but there is a controversy bye what to call it. cauliflower, the much maligned vegetable is making a come back. >> cauliflower is one of the hottest vegetables we sell today. >> reporter: regular old cauliflower is being transformed into all sorts of the designer dishes. it can be bar qued, bake, stir fried, shredded where it is turned into rice cauliflower. >> i haven't tried it, good substitute. >> reporter: shredded cauliflower has less than 15 percent of the carbs that are in real rice. >> at the end of the day consumers want to eat healthier. >> reporter: whole cauliflower has just 25 calories and packed with nutrients including vitamin c, faux late and fiber.

its latest, incarnation being shredded. >> healthier, kind of reminds me of squash noodles, something like that. >> i don't really understand it. sit rice and cauliflower together. >> reporter: it is cauliflower made to look like rice. >> oh, interesting. >> reporter: it has a lot fewer carbs then real rice. >> well, that is cool, i guess >> reporter: but it is not cool for the rice people. >> rice cauliflower, i mean why even call it rice cauliflower, you could call it bits of cauliflower or cauliflower crumbles and when did riced become a verb. >> reporter: rice farmers have washington lobbyist and asking the food and drug administration to define rice so not everyone can use the name. what do you think bit being called rice when it is really not rice. >> i'm fine witt, semantic issue i guess. >> reporter: it is unclear if the f.d.a. is going to redefine rice but the cdc has weighed in on the importance of cauliflower, ranking it

among the top 30 powerhouse vegetables. >> um-hmm. >> can i just cast a vote for cauliflower crumbles. i think that has a nice ring to it. >> i like that. >> thanks, steph. now to viral video, played from a london rugby club performed this stunt on diving boards after an intense work out at training camp. >> they failed twice but got it one passing the ball between eight teammates. their training camp is in bermuda so, definitely looking to cool off a bit. >> that is impressive. >> one, two, three, four, five , timing is everything. >> eight. >> that was one of the misses, yes. >> okay. >> training cam in bermuda. >> that is kind of camp. >> i know, right. >> can we have a good game. >> training camp in bermuda. >> sign me up. >> yes, tell me bit. >> what are we looking at now. >> friday eve. >> friday eve i focus on that weekend. models finally getting their

act together. >> they were struggling. >> they were bobbing head but sunday is, looking better and it will dry out into sunday. high pressure will build in quicker, be stronger, give us a nice looking forecast for the weekend. that too can change. right now we are looking good as we look live on sky scan three at franklin institute here in center city philadelphia we have got sunshine, we see a very pleasant evening in progress with those low dew points and low humidity levels and temperatures that are not too toasty and by august standard it feels nice and comfortable. we know it could feel worse then that. our eyewitness weather watchers reporting with our current conditions we will check out what is going on right now, let's head into new jersey where it is 81 degrees at kennett's house, partly cloudy conditions in willingboro and he just took a walk in the park and it was good, we have nice conditions, great for a walk in the park but unfortunately as we head into our saturday might not be

walking in the park without an umbrella but we will have a lightening threat. heading west of the city where it is 81 at wayne's house in landingberg pennsylvania. good looking fish. temperatures dropping, humidity is rising as a front approaches and we will see humidity levels pick up as we head throughout overnight period and start to feel that difference as we head into the day tomorrow. lets check on photos. we have good won, ed connor 11 hours ago through this morning capturing a picture of old glory, sunny skies, nice start to the day and certainly a nice start to our thursday. conditions will be dry as we head into our friday morning but not going to feel so comfortable and we are going to have more cloud around but high temperatures today we will hit 86. second day of high temperatures right on average we will start off at 67 degrees, a few degrees below average and has been a cool start to the month so far last august our monthly temperature ran four and a half degrees above average.

so fat this august, we are 3 inches below average so we have gotten a break from that ac but we head into saturday you'll click that ac back on. overnight tonight feeling good , partly cloudy and mild low temperature falling back to 68. more humid for our friday. mostly cloudy conditions way few isolated showers high temperature 83. still below average. we will be mainly dry during the day time hours and see better storm chance as we head into friday night but storm scan three showing us a few passing cloud, sunshine up and down the coast right now seeing a couple returns in western berks county but air dry at surface and all that moisture will have a hard time make its way to the surface. keeping it dry tonight as we wake up friday morning no problems with some cloud around still dry, despite that cloud deck we could see a few isolated cells popping as we head in the afternoon but main action will arrive as we head into friday night with scattered showers, thunderstorms breaking out across the delaware val that i will continue into our

saturday morning and then into our saturday afternoon as well as we add in heating of the day we will see another round of scattered showers and thunderstorms talking about persaid meteor shower right new through august 24th 1 of the best meteor showers because it produces 60 meteors per hour, it does pee peak tomorrow night when we have that rain moving through but still great to check out because persaids are known for numerous bright meteors so when we clear things out, especially sunday night another good time to check them out. as we head in the next couple days watching out for storms friday night and through the day on saturday, steamy conditions and we will have those improving conditions hugh mid dropping off, skies clearing on sunday and hit or miss shower or thunderstorm on monday, storm chance on tuesday, but another dry patch it looks like into next wednesday. >> all right, lauren, thank you. super star from our area released new music while international rocker used local students to help his

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white house communications director anthony scaramucci will appear on the late show with stephen colbert, on monday. >> colbert broke news on twit ter last night, comedian added this is just a head up for our sensors to get ready, it will be one of the first televised sit down interviews since being fired from

president trump's staff after 10 short days on the job. that interview airs monday but you can see late show with stephen colbert tonight and every night at is 11:35 here on cbs-3 after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. pink floyd's founder has more time in the sit of brotherly love and sisterly affection. >> speaking of pink, doyletown native is teasing new music, b ex from our sister station 96.5 has those stories and more in today's hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and nicole. roger waters has one more to go as he sells out first two shows at wells fargo certainty singer sharing this video to his social media account recapping exact moment he stepped on stage to perform pink floyd's hit, waters also enlisted help of the 12 local school children to perform, another, brick in the wall. >> brittany spears halted her concert and was escorted off the stage, after a man crashed her show, in las vegas.

she looked stunned as security tackles the man. after he was removed brittany went right back to work because the show, always goes on, and last week pink's back with a new inspiring anthem, titled, what about us, the doyletown native teased the song and officially dropped a lyric video saying how insane ly proud she is of her latest musical effort. this is first single off her upcoming album beautiful trauma expected out october 13th as well as her first solo album since 2012. she's back. that is your hot minute i'm bx from today's 96.5. >> she was in town working with a local gospel choir and that will come out later. >> looking forward to that. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> police are looking for a couple involved in allegedly pepper spraying a woman in south philadelphia. i'm anita oh what police believe led to that dispute. million-dollar fraud allegation, way a former

employee of qvc allegedly pulled the wool over his employers eyes to live a life of luxury. doomed decision is made, what a judge said about ongoing beach battle in margate, lauren? comfortable dry stretch will come to an even, we will let you know when to expect rain, storms, improvement there our sunday forecast, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. i don't feel lake anyone should be pepper sprayed. >> a purpose spray assault over a parking spot, that is what police say happened near two of philadelphia's most iconic food spots. police say what started out as an argument ended with an attack. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm nicole brewer in nor jessica dean. officers say it happened near pat and gene's's steaks in the 1300 block ofe passyunk avenue where "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us

with the details tonight, anita. >> reporter: good evening. well, police say what could have been easily resolved escalated in to a crime and they are looking for two people that they say are responsible. >> that would be parking range >> reporter: surveillance shows women appearing to pepper spray another woman in the face in south philadelphia , just after midnight on july 24th. the philadelphia police say it all started over a parking dispute. >> something minimal that could have been resolved, with a bit more civility, and resulting in a crime, an assault happening. >> reporter: video from pat's steaks on the 1300 block ofe passyunk avenue shows person of interest and man arguing with a woman by their cars. they eventually disperse and couple to get cheese steaks but on their way back to the car the female driver approaches the same woman now sitting on a step and appears to pepper spray her. >> that is outrageous. i don't feel like anyone should be pepper sprayed. >> reporter: those say while philadelphians can be notoriously push i when it comes to parking