demonstrations and civil war cap p light presentation, crafters showed their skills at quilt i, ban basket weaver. >> that's a look add newspaper headlines from around the deli wear val. >> i sixers were back in summer lookings late last night. >> without their top draft pick. that's right. >> good morning, guys, markelle fultz not there. but there is good news on his injured ankle. we will have the latest, plus more on that sixers summer league when is we >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> good morning, time 5:22, welcome back to cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> good morning, sir, somehow are you? >> doing well, welcome back. >> i appreciate. that will sixers action, summer league, not always good for the sixers. it just seems like summers don't go well. being a sixers fan should come with a disclaimer. cause rapid heartbeat, anxiety, definitely lasting more than four hours. you just never know when the injury bug might strike as it did saturday night, michael fultz went down, but wait, good news, no cast, no crutches, no season ending injury. philly.com tweeted this video, showing fultz back on the cour

humanity levels dropping through the week of rising tupts but it's interesting around the bay area weaver got low clouds and fog over san francisco where the beacon lit atop the transamerica peer mied. it's the marine layer keeping fire danger reduced around the inner bay. but the hill tops above 2000 feet will see warmer and dryer through the weekend. so the driest conditions see the hills north bay, trooil valley east bay and also east of san jose during the afternoon less than 25% in addition to temperatures during the day trending warmer. the area you see here in orange and the hills of the north bay and east bay rising into the mid-80s and maybe even upper 80s in the forecast heading towards sand. i'll have a complete look at what you can expect for the holiday we could and the temperatures for the neighborhood coming up in eight months back to you. >>> see you then thank you rob. you can track the warm temperatures from the palm of your hand. all you need is the free nbc bay area app. >>> just in steph curry is king. late tonight, the warrior star agreed to the richest contract in n

katie weaver is a really brilliant writer.it was so wonderfully written. very, very witty. she was amazing. but in it, as we were talking about it she goes, would you ever consider running for president?" i said, "yeah, of course, i would consider it." and how this surge and the groundswell -- [ laughter ] since then has really been amazing. and i got to tell you and i'll tell you guys, too, i'm so incredibly flattered that, you know, there's a national poll that just came out this past week. >> jimmy: yeah. like real news channels. >> like real news channels, real national poll that brought together republicans and democrats saying that i would beat donald trump if we had an election today. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: absolutely. >> to become president. and i was -- i've really been blown away, right? and it's so flattering. and i think you ask the question why. i think it's because, you know, a lot of people want to see a a different leadership today -- i'm sorry, not different but better leadership today, right? a bet

the sunglasses, and now what we are looking at right now, 59 south between new hope and route 332, weaver construction project just kind of moving out of our way two, left lanes were block there, getting a little bit busy. like like in reverse motion moving out every your way, you will be having big thumbs-up. speaking of sun glare, here we have it, 95 south at girard, of course traveling in the southbound direction, not so much going to affect you until you look in your rear view, but push toward center city i have to tell you, looking pretty busy. little busier today at this exact same time. a lot more to discuss when we come back in a little bit. >> minnesota police officer acquitted in the deadly shooting every black motorist is no longer with the saint anthony police department. $48,000 to leave. officer janes will get the pay out as part of his separation agreement. he shot castile during traffic stop. he said he feared for his life when castile appeared to pull out a gun, license today carry. the city of saint anthony paid $3 million to catille's mother, as well. >>> man arrested o

so, you know, weaver to practice our patience, get through it, and looking outside, 59, taillights moving in the southbound direction, past academy, i would say volumes are growing ever so slightly, interstate 95, pushing in the southbound direct, northbound side of 95, looking great. boulevard at wissahickon avenue what you are looking at both directions there, looking good on the boulevard, and construction on the blue route, northbound, between germantown pike and mid-county toll plaza, that has now been cleared. so, construction crews, they're out of your way, get the big thumbs-up. disable vehicle northeast extension i believe it was still out there. heads up on that. but first, let's talk about mass transit. so, west trenton line, running around 30 minute delays, because every signal issues. trolleys, 11, 13, 34, 36, being diverted to 50th and woodland avenue, bus service to 40th and market, because of police activity at 38th and market. so i may be tweeting this information out for you, as well, but just make sure to check the scheduled on line. jan, jim, back over to you. >> thank

let's go to wayne in weaver, alabama. caller: hello. i was thinking about separation of church and state. it should not really be worded separation of state and christianity. the reason i say that is because the state seems to embrace humanism, islam, and other religions, anything except for christianity, which is attacked by the state. i just want to get your thoughts on that. thank you. guest: i don't think that the state is attacking religion. i think that is why there are hundreds and hundreds of exemptions and exceptions for churches and most churches and other religious institutions in this country happened to be christian. i do think americans united is absolutely clear, we are equal opportunity complacence -- complaintents. when a high school in california wanted students to memorize passages from the koran, we were virtually alone in saying, you can't do that. imagine if a public school in alabama said, we want you to memorize prayers from the christian bible and come back and repeat them the next day, everybody would have been

weaver seen investigators focus on one area of the property. there was one tents put up and new there are several tents over that area with police and authorities dig in sifting through dirt. we have seen forensics team out there despite all this digging and what it may look like, what some may deduce by seeing some of the push that we have had from chopper three authorities are saying they are trying to be hopeful to the four men who went missing in bucks county last week, we still, may be found alive, it is being called biggest search investigation that bucks county has ever seen, teams of the fbi agents and nearly 100 state, local police officers have been called into help find these four young men, who were last seen in bucks county , and have now been missing for nearly a week. >> i'm still encouraged by the pace of the investigation but as you can imagine it is just a massive in scope. >> reporter: foul play is suspected in the disappearance , investigators honing in on someone who may have a connection to the disappearances, person of in

we do, however, have couple every accidents out there, galloway township new jersey, weaver accident here, downed pole and wires. route 30 white horse pike eastbound, closed near cologne avenue. use your alternate. a.c. expressway is your best bet right now. another accident out there, as well, we will touch base coming up in the next ten minutes, jan, back over to you, jim? >> new this morning, police working to identify a suspect, and motive in a deadly shooting in west philadelphia. police say the 39 year old man was gunned down just before 2:00 a.m., the salvation army parking lot, 5500 block of market street. authority tell us this is very secluded area, so possible no one even heard the gunshot. police are checking surveillance cameras in that area for more clues. >>> police in camden are investigating a shooting as well, this is on the 2500 block of eighth street, and so far, we haven't received many details, but you can see, police focusing on certain vehicle. we'll have more information on this shooting, as it comes into our news room. >> a spike in gun violence in philadelp

just be careful, and the vine westbound, before the schuylkill, right lane is compromised right now, weaver some flooding there, and you can just see how wet and how dark everything looks. take it easy and flooding here cherry hill, closed route 41, kings highway, your alternate, route 73 your best bet, then another place flooding 295 northbound near route four, one lane is blocked there. then, some more flooding in new jersey, route 130, closed right now at route 47. your alternates, 295 or new jersey turnpike, going to be your best bet. take it very easy around that area. and also, in delaware, route 40, pulaski highway near apple bee road, alternate route 13, dupont highway. anywhere from talking about 95 , to new jersey, delaware, anywhere around the area, that you are seeing it being wet outside, there is a chance of flooding and hydroplaning, especially on the bridges and bridge decks and side street, where all of the watt kerr pool. so take it real easy. more to come in a little bit. jan, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. live look at some of the flooding in the city of camden

there so if you are just waking up, you look outside, some wetness on the car, don't be surprised weaveraround 7 miles per hour or so, should shift almost more to straight north or maybe even little bit after northwesterly flow in the afternoon. and we don't have any feels- like temperatures that different than the actual air temperature. sitting in the same spot because, again, that humidity, though dew point, are much, much lower. here are the dew point, yesterday woke up, in the 70s across prep much the entire area. check it out. down to the 50's, already, in mount pocono. we do see it little bit higher toward reading at 67. but here in philly sitting at 64 for the dew point, as you head down toward the shore still little bit on the higher side. these should dip going through the dayment probably going to be sitting right around that 64, 65 range, so it is still not perfect for us, but again, much more comfortable than it has been. signature at 69 degrees by 9:00 this morning, overall, mostly cloudy start to the day lunchtime, no precipitation, still going to be warming up. we get to

. >> william weaver is from sacramento. >>> a member of a soccer team almost drowned yesterday in lake tahoe. the 20-year-old was pulled out of the water and was resuscitated. he was air lifted to a reno medical center. the earthquakes went to their a filliate. they updated his condition and offered prayers. >>> an interesting side bar to the lake tahoe thing, you see how narrow the beach was. >> and the lake level is up 6 feet. >> there is 1/3 or at much as 80 percent less beach area. you had a quarter million people in lake tahoe. there are slivers of beach. >> how cold is the water? >> 54, maybe 58 at the surface. it is interesting. the winter that won't end. the highest the lake has been. >>> high pressure is building in. it will not be a big, big heat up but it will warm up and act like you would expect in july months. you can see the imagery showing chicago and dallas and denver. let's keep an eye on that the next 24 hours. there is fog along the coast. warmer each day heading into the weekend. not crazy hot but upper mid-90s by friday, saturday in the inland valleys. winds are g

. >> the technology just different bunch of cameras, like, you know, weaver film cameras, filming likehis, performs, like in 306 degrees picking up installation, as well, so i've never considered performance captures a different type of acting. it is exactly the same. and it means philosophically any actor can play anything. your to doesn't matter, you know, your size, your shape, or your color, your -- whatever. you can actually embody anything. and that is an amazing prospect. >> here comes the save your apes. >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin phraser. >> i might just see that one. >> it was one of my favorite movies when i was a kid, just fast natured. >> why. >> fascinated with the masks, boy, good stuff. i wanted to go live with them, yes. >> of corpse did you. >> yes, liver with the aims. >> still ahead, we often hear stories every people having their packages stolen from their front porch. >> that's not a good thing. but we don't often hear every those thieves being caught in the act. we'll show you what a home owner did when she spotted someone helping themselves to her d

. >> reporter: most lenders, like weaver, have now streamlined the process online and some will give approval in just a few days. >> we all know that property values have exponentially increased, which can give them the opportunity to perhaps have mortgage insurance removed from their loan, which in turn can save them a lot of money. >> reporter: refinancing is not for everyone, though, especially if you're closer to the end of your loan term. you could lower your monthly payment, but resetting the length of the loan again would cost you more in the end. becky? >> and how quickly do mortgage rates usually move? >> reporter: well, they're not like stocks at all. you won't see a huge jump up one day and a huge fall the next day. but they do move week to week. in fact, they moved higher in this past week. you need to watch the rates week to week, talk to your lender, and see what the trend is, not necessarily what that daily rate is. >> got it. diana, thank you very much. diana olick. >>> up next, we are "on the money." you found the perfect new job, but does it have the perfect retirem

a small plane crashing in weaver county just after takeoff a half mile from the airport.he fireball was seen for miles and no vehicles on the ground were hit, but the plane was completely destroyed and the cause is under investigation tonight. >>> also this evening, we have learned of a new time line in what passengers headed to the airport will have to take out of their bags when they get in line. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, the new tsa electronics policy revealed. passengers already accustomed to taking out their laptops, will now be asked to remove all electronics larger than a cell phone for individual screening. already tested at ten u.s. airports including boston and los angeles, the new requirement will be rolled out across the country in the coming weeks. so now in addition ore moving your laptop, you have to pull items like this tablet and this camera out of your carryon placing this em in separate bins. the concern? isis taking down planes and they are getting better at it. a laptop bomb blowing a hole in the side of a somali jet liner just

modified aren't doing what they're say they're supposed to recently l a times op ed writer coles weaver so you're saying and called out how the. scientific evidence the refutes the forty year old studies they cling to as she puts it quote that's a little like reporting midway times in america while remaining silent about the rapes that. the problem is that they would give would give you this but we don't want to tell you about the because the sets were who are pretty masters which is come big pharma big ones so with all of this anti-cult you know low cholesterol drugs and then you have food i mean you're looking at the mark and heart association is telling me i should go eat at subway and get food from months until like where where does that even come from but i think when you look at the recent reason this came up with the coconut oil live at suddenly never eat coconut oil it's terrible for you but what they don't tell you is that the these specific kind of coconut oil used in that study is a one hundred percent medium chain coconut oil so the triglycerides are very specific the averag

weaver was not wearing a life jacket. >> his wife said it looked like he was panicking.t was unclear if he could touch the bottom or not. >> the water temperature was in the 40 and 50s a few weeks ago. just because it is in the low 60s now doesn't mean it isn't dangerous. >> we are at a higher altitude. there is less air here. water is colder. we had wave action too. it was choppy. it is easy to be panicked. >> fox news. >>> a problem of the san jose soccer team almost drowned in lake tahoe. after being resuscitated he was transported to a hospital and air lifted to reno. in a statement the quakes updated his condition and offered prayers for him, his family and friends. >>> we are tracking the forecast around here. we definitely are warming up. the high pressure is building in. it sinks and warms. saturday you see a few showers. it could produce a couple lightning strikes. there is a weak disturbance. there is the fog along the coast. there are the current temperatures right now. it was 4 degrees warmer in napa. it is a little warmer out there. that is pretty nice. last

. ♪ >> weaver got to be ready. i love this.>> that one that can speak for the whole store >> you can't forget that. >> those moments, that's what i would lover. >> don't the lepz sounds of the streets airs july 4 at 4:30 and 10:30 and check it out again 6:30 in the evening. we'll be right back. >> vinyl has been the recording standard for decades. nashville had the largest vipal record in the country. we're getting a sneak peek behind the scenes. >> this is new building. we started making records in 1949 and with like the growth of vinyl we needed to find a bigger space and add more presses and double staff. >> so we're a one stop shop here. one of the companies we work with for the first step of making record is national record production and we get the lacker here. >> to deperform is it goes through electro plating surface and we turn to metal parts to put on to press. from the lacker we create what's called a master and then we create a mother. and then we create stampers these stampers are what actually are bolted on to pre

you know, weaver our guys that just have basketball experience. grief back on the couch if i don't -- if you don't teach me to dungan i get this done. >> so just tell me little about about the logistics. >> the main thing, when you hit that, that tramp right there. get nice lung on the trampoline, hit the tramp, the pad, with 2 feet. >> okay. >> after that, you're just going to keep your chest up and fly through the air. >> see you make that sound so easy. all right, so, look, i have no eye idea, i don't know what fox's healthcare looks like, i imagine fantastic, so if i fair myself, my acl, you're closing out the segment. guys at home, good luck, give me one more, big countdown. >> oh, you need the luck. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> i'm nervous. >> here we go. going for it. >> oh! >> ahh! (screams). >> that's right, that's right! >> wow, did he break the glass. >> i think i might be the newest dunk squad opener. >> oh, my god. did you it. >> anybody can come and check this out. mike, can you believe i nailed that? >> no, oh, god, i love it.

frank weaver can now do this and this.t's because of this. >> this is a plastic model of the spine. and you can see here is the back of the spine where you see the joints that we were talking about. they allow for some motion back and forth. and then here is the disk space that has been cleaned out. >> i was just kind of having pain getting out of bed in the morning. i was -- after the gym or a run i would have lower back pain. >> reporter: the 34-year-old man started suffering from degenerative disk disease. >> the padding had gone bad. >> reporter: it effects more than 3 million people every year and it is a leading cause of lower back pain. it's incurable but pain can be alleviated in extreme cases with spin f there is also a procedure available that may offer even better long term results. >> once you clean out the disks from approaching the spine from the front you can replace with this mechanical device and maintainathize motion and allows for fairly normal motion. >> reporter: the director of the medstar georgetown

we're with motion water sports, so, weaver to say tip beingly when you rent a jet ski, got to be safe, you know, driving like that, but these guys have been doing it for a long time. >> yes. >> for any renter must drive -- >> what about the superman move? >> no, no superman moves, only for these guys playing around. >> and they know what they're doing, here early in the morning, obviously wouldn't be doing this if the bay was crowded when people. >> we don't encourage doing it in front of renters. >> they trick you letting us show on tv? >> all for show. >> people think jet ski or wave runner, is an easier way to get out on the with a water you're first time boater. because when you follow the traditional instructions, it is pretty easy to have a good time. >> it depend on what type of tide people get stuck on jet skis, don't know what they're doing with the satisfy weed. >> do you have advice for people. >> on their own? >> if you're renting? >> if you're renting, we provide full instructions they're renting, owning their own, go out during dead low tide. see all of the grounds. >> o

he saw a driving weaverring in and out of traffic -- weaving in and out of traffic. he was taking his family for pizza and the white mustang hit them. swerving all around. he assumed the driver was drunk. he tried to make a citizens arrest. >> stop, man. >> he pulled the driver out of the car and held him there until the police arrived. the driver faces felony charges because it's the third time he has been accused of d.w.i. michelle: let's go to larry smith with what is coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00". >> mouthwash used as a weapon? road rage that head scratcher. and ahead at 5:00, you complain and microsoft listens. why a popular program is not going anywhere anytime soon. a startling report on football brain injuries. that is coming up at 5:00. see you in a few. jonathan: see you then. thanks. homeless man's bath in a pond turned bloody after a gator attacked him and bit him three times. this happened in florida. 68-year-old cleaning himself and the gator bit him in the foot, groin and hand. ch i need a second. he was able to walk to the surgery center where the

. >> yes, weaver. >> i threw one out while talking there. let's see.ght have something. >> look that the. >> look at this. >> are we catching a fish? >> look at that. >> hold on. >> here we r. >> we got ourselves. >> a fishy fish. >> a fish. >> high, fish. >> i the real deal. >> the real deal. look that the. >> what do you think about some sailing today? is the wind good? >> it is getting there, already sliding past, sliding past our fishing spot. so it might be time to put a sailboat together and go out. >> mike, is our jess and teddy still smear. >> yes, ted is he here. she would love this. >> this is kind of fun. they have like little, like bonn say kayaks, laundry when she was six years old, they can do their own, it is really cute. how old do you have to be to go on one of the baby kayak's? >> six, landry did great. we have kids, we had all kinds of kids out this weekend. >> wait a minute. wait. wait wait. >> another one? >> what should i -- i don't know. this is good of the. >> jen? >> stand by. >> what are these littler? >> oh, that was a good b

. >> and do you know what the palm restaurant here that weaver in the city, also new york and everything, known for their cure tours that they have on the walls, people, you know, celebrities, that kind of thing. well you know what today we're getting our own. >> that's right. the four some you see in the morning here on "good day" philadelphia, sue, bob, alex, and myself, we are being put on looks like a pillarment the palm inside the bellevue hotel. >> isn't that cool? >> it is cool. so we will keep checking in. they do paint this live on the walls. >> yes. >> it is not a stencil. nope. >> interesting. >> i also see something else interesting. >> what do you see? >> we'll tuck in the break. >> okay. pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. [ intense music playing ] ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the gle350 for

we have former players, weaver some former players that are going in their first year of college. we have another former player who is in her second year of college. >> this group here have never touched a volleyball before? >> that's correct. >> so they're learning. >> they're rockies? >> they're the rookies. they're learning the base glick she is laughing, that's good. do you have any idea what you're doing, hon? >> no, i don't. >> you look good, though. >> thank you. >> what do we have back here? >> over here doing passing. >> okay? >> and now back here, these players are little more -- have little more experience, played cyo. they're doing their spike approaches. >> that's what they did to me in the tees there, spiking it. >> that's what they were doing. and then over here, we're playing the game with serve in and passing and spiking. so we find everything over here. >> now, you actually were one. coaches on the usa women's team? >> i was apprentice coach with the 1996 olympic team. >> wow. >> this was good. >> right on cue. >> right on cue, thank you. >> you hit the coach. >>

now weaver kind of hearing from the republicans.ay i don't accept vladimir putin's denial. we have been warned this will happen again in 2019 and 2020. let's have the united states government speak with one voice that we will not accept this, and we're going to back it with strong sanctions as a result. >> i want to switch to something else and that was the jobs report. it was better than this sfms t. what is your reaction to that? >> i think presidents always get more credit and more blame for the economy than they tefsh. the numbers were coming in great and he was taking credit for it. that was a thin case if you had only been in office about twoex. so to the extent the president has control over these things, the expectations of the business and corporate community in america are we're going to get things like tax reform, have a more favorable environment, so people are more willing to hire. i think plts often get too much blame, too much credit, but kbronk you can say president trump's election had nothing to do with this. >> ve