. >> reporter: nicki batiste for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> tomato season has begun and market are filled with common to exotic. >> one such exotic strain is chocolate tomato. it is grown in asia and recommended for diabetics and people suffering from liver issues. they contain high concentration of one powerful anti oxidant, experts however say tomatoes are grown in limited quantities. >>> do they taste like check late that is what i want to know. >> it could be good. >> interesting combination. >> where you can celebrate flag day to day and learn all about philadelphia's historic connection to the stars and stripes. >>> plus a dare devil with a

correspondent nicki batiste explains report report dash cam video shows what happens when teenagers driveistracted. here one teen looks at her even if for 62nd before going off the road. laura carney knows dangers all too well in the summer of 2003 her father was killed by a teen driver who witnessed say watts using a cell phone. >> he was someone who embraced life and that is why when he was gone it was just such a huge loss. >> reporter: typically see 15 percent spike in deadly teen crashes during summer months. >> new report from triple a says 16 and 17 year-old drivers are three times more likely then adults to be involved in the deadly crash. >> they are more lakely to take risks, including speeding , driving distract, and in the wearing their seat belts. >> your dad missed your wedding. >> yes and that was a big part why i became an activist. >> reporter: laura a magazine copy editor wrote about her story in good housekeeping including how she found her father's bucket list that contains 55 items he was never able to do like traveling to exotic places and running 10 miles. laura rec

as nicky batiste reports, many visitors coming to the u.s. will find it they're not allowed don't err the country. >> attorneys and members of the new york immigration coalition, are standing by at new york's john fk denny faint nash airport, ready to help family members of travelers from six predominantly muslim countries, who are having difficulty getting into the of the s. we are here to help. if you are in need of assistance, contact us. >> under the new travel restrictions, only those from the six affected countries was still cold bone fight family business or university relationships in the u.s. will be allowed to enter the country. that means, parents, spouses, children and siblings can come. but grandparent, aunts, awning else, cousins, some in law's, do not qualify. >> this administration is redefining what a family is. i was raised by my grand parent, so the idea of grandparent not being part of a family is very for town me. >> who is making these decisions? is it going to be customs and border officers at the boards earl, people tu

. >> correspondent nicki batist o has more on what could help you get much needed relief. >> reporter: walk in the park used to be unbearable for melissa jackson. >> i would say it was extremely depressed not to be able to go out and enjoy the weather. >> reporter: she's within of the 50 million americans who suffers with the itchy watering eyes, sneezing, coughing of seasonal allergies melissa reacts to pollen, dust might and mold. >> i was so sick i had to carry a box of tissues whenever i went out. >> reporter: this doctor of the allergy and asthma network says allergies have been getting worse in recent years. >> this year especially weather has been so unpredictable. season has been longer. the pollen has been more potent because of the ups and downs in the temperatures. >> reporter: but experts say you don't to have suffer, over the counter medications and other treatments can provide relief. >> claritins, sir tack, allegra they are all 24 hours so they can provide relief throughout the day and then allergy know spray work even better than the pills and they work right to where

nicki batiste for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> here, here. >> i totally agree. >> yes. >> we're good. >> if i go on vacation, camping, i'm out of cell service. >> yes, it is on the now it is true. >> nice vacation day if we had one. >> yes. >> it would be beautiful. >> what a gorgeous day to day. yesterday was beautiful, today , beautiful. tomorrow will be nice. >> not a ringing endorsement. >> we will heat things up a bit as we head in the day tomorrow but right now feeling great, 79 degrees on a late june day, we will take it.ling some cloud, and good bit of sunshine, beautiful day, wind southwest at 9 miles an hour and no feels like temperature because that humidity is so, low and comfortable and temperatures across the region 78 in the lehigh valley. seventy-nine in reading. upper 70's along the coast and catching a sea breeze there, south wind in ocean city pulling it down to 72. eighty-one in cape may. dew points, they are awesome. they are down in the 40's and 50's which means it feels so nice, dry, comfortable. overnight tonight, once again, a beautiful night ahead, can probab

nicky batiste for cbs news new york. >>> see right there, watch closely. see this circle? 2-year-old was on a motorcycle with his dad. the boy saw his mom on the other side of the street, and he took off, and the officer, just in the nick of time grabbed him, knowing that he might get hit. >>> we know girl scouts are famous for their cookies. here's a sign of the times. their new merit badges are in cyber security. turns out a lot of the girls wanted to learn computer science. they will develop a curriculum, covering everything from cyber bullying, to coding. >>> a rebellion in skirts. that's what a group of teenage boys in the united kingdom did to protest the strict dress code. the boys said okay, fine, we'll just put on the school sanctioned skirts that the girls wear. about 30 of them did it, and they did not get into trouble. you totally would doet school. >> and they're ready for the lynx. >> i walked on the grass too. >>> we're looking at the remnants of cindy tomorrow. two prongs of moisture heading our way. let's take a live look outside. it's still mostly cloudy.