happy friday, everyone. summer fest is rolling into haddonfield, south jersey town is rich, in history, filled with charm, and so very well coming to those who stroll along its quaint streets, good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. coming to you live, from haddonfield, new jersey, every friday this summer we are taking to you wonderful places all across the delaware valley and showing you how we all celebrate summer and we are doing it right here in haddonfield this week. glad to be with us, hopefully you're having a good day. so many wonderful stores up and down this kings highway which is kind of main thoroughfare through haddonfield, and earlier this week i came into town, and browse aid few and found some history, lets take a look. drive or walk down kings high was in haddonfield and you will see historic homes lining the road. just up the way shops and restaurants wait to welcome you inn side.

cloth shop is one of the few places in the delaware valley that, keeping up in specializes old clock. mark is in his 40th year as a expert, in clocks. >> we repair along of historical clocks, over 200 years old and like to think about where they have been, what they have seen, and science. >> reporter: time passes on these faces as well as those of his customers. >> if they want in the house and they had a move on baby and fixed grandfather clock and then go back every five or six years and now child is like 27 years old. >> reporter: just up the way toys stuffed the shells in the happy hippo where the classics are still hot items. >> i have been here, for 37 years, not a lot has changed. >> reporter: happy children still wonder the aisles here, six year-old maggie barker showed us around a place she has come to know well. >> have you been coming here since you remember. >> yes, when i first came here

, but i always loved this store, it is my favorite. >> reporter: just over two years old ingrid books is a relative new comer to the town but item braces time honored tradition of the brick mortar book store. >> we are the only independent , full service book sell inner south jersey. we have a little bit of everything. >> reporter: perfect place to catch up with neighbors, or meet someone new. >> this is the best part of the job. we bring people together, and people just meet each other in town, they happen to find each other in the store. >> reporter: little something for everyone here, in haddonfield, and if you have not been here before this is a perfect night to do it, it is a lovely evening to be outside lets check in with meteorologist kate bilo also here in haddonfield, kate, how are things shaping up for the weekend. >> i'm telling you, it is a beautiful evening, sunny, gorgeous day a few cloud here this afternoon and they are just what we call instability cloud and cold air aloft moves

in and sun heating up the ground causing a few cloud to bubble up this afternoon. it is dry. it will stay that way. we have brought our mobile weather watcher in haddonfield and lets look at current conditions right here on kings highway, very, very comfortable evening we are looking at temperatures below average for this time of the year, right now 78 degrees, on the mobile weather watcher, temperature gauge, dew point just 51.3 taking us in the awesome range, on our comfort index and it does feel awesome out here. cloud cover is helping it feel cooler because sunnies not beating on you when you walk around. dew points are very low, lou humidity will be really hallmark of this weekend. we have dew points in the 50's in southeastern, pennsylvania, and down the shore, and dew points in the lower 60's. still comfortable for this time of the year. i'll say men for humidity but not this time around. weekend forecast make outdoor plans if you have already. it is a gorgeous weekend in the sit. down the shore on shore flow could bring stray shower in

the afternoon tomorrow but in the city we are feeling like fall, cool start, 79 in the afternoon, sunday, sunny, gorgeous at 80 degrees, but not so gorgeous for portions of the south central you had as category three hurricane harvey bears down on the texas coast. coming up we will have the latest track and strength of harvey and latest rainfall forecast for southern texas, for now back to guess contact. kate, our hearts are certainly with all of those people in texas and we will update you on that. in the meantime back here in haddonfield, one of the unique pieces of history, here in haddonfield is its fire company, fire department is the second oldest, volunteer, volunteer fire company in the country, as a museum inside celebrates what would have been a treacherous profession until 17 and 1800. two hand pumps are perfectly preserved showing how physical that job was for those who had to work the water. >> back in the old days you

didn't have the masks, you just went in. it was a thrill, pleasure helping people in the town. you are helping somebody. you are doing a town a favor by helping people in the town, >> psychology has come a long way since day of leather buckets and water and flannel shirts. today department is state of the art and volunteers respond to about 500 to 600 fire alarms every year. we are still in summer. not a whole lot of it left but way to still celebrate summer for all of us and nothing better than a great beach read or laying in the hammock with a good book. i like to check out library in towns that we visit to see what they have on display and here in haddonfield public library has best sellers, and the classics but they have got so much more than that. we sent our jim donovan to check it out. >> welcome. >> reporter: seeing john williams reading in library isn't that unusual.

>> i loved ride in the car. >> reporter: seeing him read to the dog in library is in the something you see every day. >> put on his brakes. >> reporter: read to the dog program at haddonfield high bare a laos kid to boost their confidence. >> now know you got every single word ride that is impressive. >> the students and children reading to the dogs have a great environment to read in, that is not pressure. >> reporter: his friend, visa seems to be relaxed too. >> heart warming program. >> reporter: eric zeno says it is just one of the things that makes haddonfield library so popular, they have a 3-d printer. >> if is there a gadget or do dad you want to see what it looks like in the real world before you try to mass produce it, we invite to you come here and use our print tore try that out. >> reporter: this summer they offered stop motion animation classes too. >> kid produce these wonderful videos, very imaginative. >> reporter: library even offers day passes to area

attractions. >> just camden children's garden, battleship, new jersey and then, we have got sculpture garden, the morris arboretum, and natural history museum. >> reporter: circulation manager heather lazy says even gardeners can benefit from paying the library a visit. >> so this is catalogue and library, patients can come in and check out scenes just like they would a library book. >> reporter: isn't that really neat there they have a robotic s club for teens, they have book clubs and speaker series there at the library, by wait, in a building over 100 years old and recently underwent extensive renovations and it is there, waiting for to you drop by. now i want to introduce to you a fury friend here in haddonfield, it is not only top dog here but also around the country, this is a laden, the american hugh made association therapy dog of the

year. rescue pup himself who lives in haddonfield he was fun just weighing 18-pound was 12 missing teeth, broken tail and back legs. now he ways 46-pound and he is ronald mcdonald house ambassador dog and therapy dog all around the nation. >> i think it has to do with what happened to him, i think people relate to the trauma that he went through and they feel like he understands what they are going through. >> aladen is one of the seven finalist up for 2017 hero dog award and you can vote until wednesday, we have got a lincoln cbs philly.com so make sure you go and vote for aladan. now among the quaint boutiques and eatery is here in haddonfield are shops that offer a little something extra that can teach you a new skill , still ahead the shop that left our vittoria woodill in stitches, you can say she joined a very tight knit group , see what i'm getting at

there, don. heading in the right direction, what head coach doug pederson is saying about the eagles after their win over miami dolphins last night at the link, that story coming your way in sports. and here it is, haddonfield camden county latest shop for cbs-3's summer fest we are live with kate's wonderful weekend forecast coming up next.

victorian areas of town, noticing, all of the little things that have been preserved, it is not to use an over used word but it is a charming place to visit. >> we are so happy to be here in haddonfield, new jersey. guys, tori came by. you have been all over today. >> i have been all over. >> here's the thing about haddonfield if you come here you can find new skills. you can learn how to cook. learn about painting. you learned another skill. >> yes, ma'am. >> tell us about that. >> learned how to knitting. jessica, i just have one thing to say. >> yes. >> i got hooked, take a look. >> grab me a blanket. >> reporter: tucked among all of the quaint shops and restaurantness haddonfield is hook, it is a fine yarn boutique and you guessed it inside is everything that you need to k nit, i stopped in for a quick lesson with owner denise martin. >> to create the actual k nit stitch you would take the

right-hand needle and it comes into the left side of the stitch on the left hand needle and it is wrapped around the working yarn, hold your index finger on that yarn to keep it on there while you pull back through. >> reporter: just like the name of the boutique, after a few stitches, i'm hooked. >> i'm almost there. >> yeah. >> reporter: tonighters gathered at hooked to laugh, share stories and learn. >> most exciting part about knitting thaw will find with our customers is not just the creation of whatever it is thaw are making but the community that you find in sharing the craft with everyone else. >> just a true sense of accomplishment. >> it is relaxing, i can sit in front of the tv, do it, and it is my downtime. >> reporter: knitting feels so good. >> yes. >> people say to me, i don't have patient toss k nit and i say no, you don't understand i have patients because i k nit,

and i generally say my husband knows when i have not tonight ed in a while because i get a little, grouchy and he will say, you haven't really been tonight nothing a while. >> reporter: it is nice when you can take time for yourself and make something to wear at the same time or make a gift for someone, and fellas, it isn't just for the lait ladies >> i have a husband and wife take my project classes together. >> that is nice. >> i think he likes it more than she does. >> knitting is for everyone. turf say i have been working on this for about four weeks. i'm making progress. your hat will come along in its own time, and i learned continental stitch. >> yes. >> but i will need a few more lessons and that ace parent. >> i'm almost at a bonnet, jessica, a little barrett, of sorts. >> thanks, tori so generous. >> anytime.

>> good job. >> kate bilo is here not far us from lets check with her, kate, weekend looking good. >> weekend is looking great, guys. tonight is very, very comfortable if you like this you'll love what the weekend has to offer but before we get to the weather here at home i want to update you on the latest on hurricane harvey a powerful system, of course, churning in the gulf of mexico lets look at the latest, it is a category three hurricane wind topping 125 miles an hour , those are sustain wind, gusts are higher then. that governor of texas has declared a state of disaster for 30 counties in the storm's path. residents who live in those low lying coastal areas like barrier island are told to move in land while they can, we have been told we cannot come get you so get out while you still can. hurricane harvey is expected to make land fall late tonight or early tomorrow morning, very close to the coast, right now. lets take a look at latest loop of hurricane harvey and a massive intense storm, it has

been drawing off warm waters off mexico and bearing down on carp us christie as we speak. almost looks like under going eye wall replacement, increased confection on there around the eye hurricane warnings in place extending from houston down toward the brownsville area but certainly it is area around carp us christie and barrier island that look to be hardest hit by land falling storm. then problems continue. watch what happened. we expect harvey to make land fall late tonight as category three major hurricane, could strengthen more but impact will be about the same. major hurricane causing 12- foot storm surge, very strong wind and heavy rain but watch what happens through wednesday that storm sits and spins possibly restrengthening a bit leading to catastrophic rainfall and flooding, some indications that are 15 to 30 inches of rain could blanket this area with some spots picking up as much as 40 d locations. average annual ran fall in corpus christi is just over 30 t

tonight one storm. we have very nice conditions outside, that will last us through the weekend, a few cloud bubbled up this weekend as that high starts to move overhead. we are looking at more sunshine through weekend, sunshine low humidity and morning lows in the 50's and 60's. heading to the poconos you'll love this forecast, talk about the shore last half an hour, broadheadville where we have sunshine and poconos forecast looks great heading to the mountains a cabin heading out to the lake we have got temperatures almost feeling fall-like out there topping out in the lower 70's great hiking weather. my friend lauren casey put that in that is what she will be doing this weekend 74 on sunday. take a look at tonight's outlook out and about cloud are in right now in haddonfield but i expect them to dissipate through tonight, cool, comfortable 61 degrees, little taste of fall, in the atmosphere for your saturday with a high in the upper 70's. we should be in the mid 80's. you're witness weather seven day looks great for two final

days of the komen three day nothing but sunshine early next week looking good as well next chance for showers coming in wednesday and thursday. back here live, outdoor cafes are lined with people grace august evening to be outdoors and now we will send it down to the high school to my friend don bell, hi there, done done. >> how are you doing i'm hanging out here on the track and we are talking about the bird. they are just about ready for regular season, coming up next , we will hear from the head coach, and the starting quarterback we are live in haddonfield.

and welcome back to haddonfield high school where we're here as part of our cbs-3 summer if he and i'm here talking about the philadelphia eagles. they are off today they had no practice, of course, they are recovering from their game last night at lincoln financial field. the bird beating the miami dolphins 38-31, pretty good performance by the guys on the offensive side of the ball. carson wentz had himself a good ballgame six for 10, 129- yard, threw two touchdowns but had an interception. with that said wentz said the owe even if is improving. >> we're not sure how much we played but we came out, and did some good things. the interception was unfortunate but aside from that we were moving the ball well. i thought things were clicking

pretty good. >> eagles linebacker michael kendricks continues to impress this preseason, he has three picks during exhibition campaign, one of them returned for a touchdown last night. the eagles wrap up their pre season schedule next thursday when they visit new york jets. >> doug pederson says the team is moving in the right direction. >> i feel real comfortable with where they are at. their focus obviously now is in a couple weeks. they can get some really good work, one on one work in these next few practices and kind of get ready for the regular season. >> a little fun at the game last night this happened in the second quarter, fans were absolutely captivated, a squirrel all over the field, at the 40, 30, and then finally, off the turf and out of everybody's sight.

it was exciting. we were all thrilled. switching gears talking about baseball in 30 minutes, phillies will take on chicago cubs at citizens bank park jared eickoff gets start, phillies are on a 10 game home stand so far one win and three losses. that is store friday haddonfield high school over to jessica dean, i think you're just a few minutes from me or around corner. >> i know, where are you compactly, i'll have to figure that out. we're not far, apart, thank you, very much. we have had a lot of fun here in haddonfield throughout the afternoon, when we come back, we have got what we like to call icing on the cake.

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>> tony, tell us about what goes into making something so beautiful like this. >> a lot of artistic things that go into it, but flowers, hand made, it is air brushed the whole process is a creative aspect so it is a lot of art represented in cake form. >> edible art what better kind >> right. >> so you guys quickly tell me what you love most about being here in haddonfield. >> haddonfield is a great small town, families, we get a lot of regulars, lot of loyal customers, this really is a great place to be. >> sweet t's bake shop rite here in haddonfield, thanks very much you guys, thanks for being here with us, we will be back here at 10 on the cw philly and at 11:00 p.m. in the meantime up next from new york is anthony mason and "cbs evening news".

>> mason: harvey takes aim at texas. >> reporter: the city of galveston continues to get pounded by the outer bands of hurricane harvey. >> the national weather service says high winds could make home uninhabitable for days, even months. >> you have your family to think about. you need to make the right decision and get out of dodge. >> mason: the storm surge could reach 12 feet. >> this is going to be a very major disaster. >> reporter: what is your worst-case scenario here. >> harvey. >> mason: also tonight, amazon is about to upend the shopping cart. and steve hartman's "on the road" with the moon, the sun, and a