eileen: sunday if anything. jummy: >> hi, i'm chris harrison, your host of the all-new "who wants to be a millionaire." this season, we're changing things up. no more easy answers. no more shortcuts. just a single player answering the question, "who wants to be a millionaire?" [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody, i'm chris harrison. welcome back to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right. today's returning contestant is a news editor who checks facts for a living, so he's well-prepared for today. from philadelphia, pennsylvania, please welcome back albert stumm. [cheers and applause] welcome back. >> hi. thank you. >> good to see you. >> see you again. >> i would think that would be a great way to get ready for this show or any trivia. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. i mean, i'm just reading the

eileen gerard from britain says not much here reminds her of a slum. eileen: i think the people are so resourceful, that they all find a living out of very, very poor conditions. and i mean it's like a very thriving busy town - which is poverty, but it's very, very busy. they're all working hard. it's amazing. reporter: just a few years ago, taking pictures here would have been life-threatening. armed drug dealers ruled the streets. now, for the past two and a half years the favela has been peaceful. the locals have got used to large numbers of tourists here. >> i think we're privileged to have them look at our favela. >> they have the opportunity to see a favela from the inside - how it looks, how things run. more than anything they see that marvellous people live here. reporter: the most popular holiday snap motif and a permanent feature of the tour, is the view from the very top. richard: it's like a patchwork quilt all connected. marcos: and in rio we were more than 1000 slums. and you have since today some place that the police don't go. it is a d

eileen. tres niÑos y jÓvenes consumen comidas rÁpidas todos los dÍas en estados unidos, esa es la preocupante realidad de un paÍs que se niega a cambiar los hÁbitos alimenticios. un reporte del gobierno revelÓ estas cifras nada alentadoras, y dijo que se trata de los mismos nÚmeros registrados aÑos atrÁs, tampoco se ha modificado la cantidad de calorÍas que los niÑos reciben de la comida chatarra, es asÍ como ante papas fritas, pizzas, hamburguesas y mucha grasa, la obesidad infantil sigue siendo de los problemas principales de salud para los estadounidenses. y precisamente en relaciÓn con ese informe de gobierno que alerta sobre la obesidad infantil en estados unidos, les queremos preguntÁramos todos ustedes ¿cÓmo controla el consumo de alimento de sus hijos de comida chatarra?. envÍenos sus comentarios a redes sociales utilizando el hashtag o etiqueta #preguntada, y mÁs adelante leeremos algunas de sus ideas, seguimos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica, adelante, chicos. johnny: que difÍcil es co

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that's paul akroid in the black suit and by a pair of volunteer witnesses that's george and eileen from town, pa. they will be asked to choose from among cards featuring the names of the lottery machines. that's right. they're named vince, eric, johnny and turtle from a numbered set of lottery balls to determine which will be used. drawing manager greg says that's to foil cheater. >> we have no idea which machine will be used can't ball set will be used in each machine. >> reporter: but the security is just getting start thed. numbers spheres now solid core no more pink poll balls are weighed to make sure each has an equal chance of popping up. >> weight. 4..30. >> the volunteers watch as the balls are carefully loaded into the chosen machines. >> you have four chambers of 10 and three in this last one. about an hour till show time the fully loaded machines are paraded under the watchful eyes of our volunteer witnesses into the studio. now comes practice. >> three, six, eight. >> more practice. >> 5361. >> even more practice. >> 137. >> the machines will be tested nine times to ensure t

eileen: back into the swing of things.s in the 60 pots and 75, noon temperature 88 degrees. 91 degrees by 5 p.m.. still feeling like summertime. staying in the 90's tomorrow. latestorms in the afternoon and evening. the best chance for showers and norms, a bit more season was far as temperatures go late in the week and into the weekend. of course that tuesday morning commute is complicated for a lot of folks. , lot of congestion out there we have a live look in springfield on the inner loop blocking the left lane at little river turnpike causing a major backup coming from interstate 95, merging with the capital beltway. traveling on the beltway in reopenedy county, lanes just pass connecticut avenue or approaching connecticut avenue on the outer loop. your delays start in college park. on john hanson highway the crash is reportedly at 197, two left lanes have been blocked with delays back to route 301. that's her check on the commute, back to you, melanie. firefighters respond to george washington university overnight afte

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eileen whelan will have the updates, tracking the cold front's arrival.a good night. ♪ >>> kerry washington leaving gma. and then, a woman pounces on the, "scandal," star. how did it end? donald trump brutally murdered on, "south park." >> the outrageous episode that's so graphic we can't even show most of . >> plus, trump strikes back on, "extra." >> they were really hitting me hard. >> the punch-lineshis debate battle with carly fiorina, his next move. >> any thoughts of a running mate? >> then hollywood's a-list totally star-struck by the pope. oh, i think he's amazing. >> plus. >> i was getting a lot of hate for my body. >> s selena gomez get's some swt revenge on the nasty body-shamers. plus, sofia vergara's new tell-all about h

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eileen hansen. i had one question and it refers to mr. massey commenting that he had some concern about the viability of the company that you have been working with. so i'm just wondering if you can talk a little more about that? and address whether we should be working with a company that may not survive and what is our backup plan, if they don't? just a little more detail on that. thank you. >> so the company that we're hosting with right now is called tai ped-- although, they are not called that anymore. it was a san francisco company that dte was considering contracting with for the entire city website. we piloted the system and then thai ped backed out of the negotiations with the city. we were allowed to continue with them, and it was fine for a while and then they were bought out -- i think twice. and the company that owns them now still maintains the system, but it doesn't develop it anymore. so this time when we move to a content management system, we moved to a system that really is portable and can be moved to other vendors, if

you spoke to the head of google here in the u.k., eileen not in. -- eileen not in -- e ileen naughtonr line: -- caroline: it is trying to woo the british public. regulators, how much they bring in and how much they foster entrepreneurship. up givingalking access to digital skills, getting into companies. garagell it the digital for companies to upscale themselves. the u.k. is our second largest market. we do care. we invest a lot in skills training. .e have two presence we announced we are going online with google digital academy to train and bring digital skills to anyone in the u.k. who wants to participate. google has held itself to train one million people across the eu over the next year or so. the reason is to combat the regulators' concerns. i feel 11 billion pounds in the economy would spark more concern about their dominance, particularly as a search engine and are accused of promoting their own tools. they give with one and take with another. they voice their anger at them. written responses from google have quality you -- have called peculiar.or demands they are trying to s

here is eileen whelan. eileen: it is going to be hot today.mind is, probably feeling hotter when you factor in the humidity. there may be an isolated thunderstorm possible, a slightly better chance of that tomorrow is the cool front approaches. day holidaylabor weekend forecast. less humid air, 85 saturday, 86 sunday. monday a little bit warmer as we climb into the upper 80's. if you are headed to the beaches, temperatures a bit cooler but still nice and dry. angela: we are making improvements with the crash activity we had on the inbound francis scott key bridge headed into rosslyn this morning. crashes,e two separate one involving a metro bus. meantime, still lingering delays on interstate 95 northbound as you pass the prince william parkway. those delays are still from the stafford area, coming into the springfield interchange. for folks traveling on 270, the northbound crash as you head into clarksburg, we are blocking lanes, and around the capital beltway, delays to the wilson bridge from prince george's county. days: checking your news h

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public account paul ackroyd in the black suit and by a pair of volunteer witnesses that's george and eileengers town, pa. they will be asked to choose from among cards featuring the names of the lottery machines. that's right. they're named vince, eric, johnny and turtle and from a numbered set of lottery balls. to determine which will be used. the manager says that's to foil cheater. >> basically before the night starts we have no idea which machine will be used and each ball set is going to be used in each machine. >> reporter: the security is just getting started. numbers spheres now solid core no more ping-pong balls are weighed to make sure each has an equal chance of popping up. >> weight 45.30. >> volunteers watch as the balls are loaded into the chosen machines. >> we have four chambers of 10 and three in this last one. all 43. >> about an hour till show time the fully loaded machines are paraded on to the watchful eyes of our volunteer witnesses into the studio. now comes practice. >> 368. >> more practice. >> 5361. >> and even more practice. >> 137. >> reporter: machines will be t

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you have to get it right. >> don't forget virgin. >> eileen, thank you so much for calling in.lly appreciate your time. >> thanks for your interest. >> and we will interest to follow the story. we have breaking news on a big deal. let's get to dominic chu. >> a story that you will sink your teeth into, dense fly and serona are going to merge in what they are calling a merger of equals to dense fly which is a large dental supply and equipment company will buy ser r r -- sirona that's going to create a giant in the world of dental supplies, everything from the drills that the dentists use to implants that are put, drowns r crowns, that sort of thing on teeth. again, kelly, a very big deal. the stocks are right now halted for after hours trading, they are slated to reopen at around 4:50 eastern time. we will bring you some updates as soon as those shares start dealing again. a $5.5 billion transaction in the dental supply. dense fly buying sirona. >> we've seen so many antitrust issues in a lot of these mergers, u.s. foods, i can't help but think that that's going to happen with t

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"good morning washington" with eileen whelan will update you. the heavy rain as we move through the late-night, across the metro. then finally we get this out of here by midday wednesday. an update on tropical storm joaquin, the wind at 40 miles per hour. ,his is the preliminary track saturday evening possibly just off the delmarva. we will keep you updated on this. a lot can change between now and saturday. the express forecast, the temperatures fall through the 60's. waking up tomorrow, 70 degrees. daytime highs only in the 60's later in the week. a lot of questions saturday and sunday. alison: thank you. jonathan: thanks, steve. alison: what is going on with the fight with the nats. jonathan: they're supposed to be fighting the other team, not each other. robert: that's what i'm talking about. when you don't make the playoffs , it's a thing. the postseason is out of reach for the nats. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion s

there is the cool spot, 47 gilbertsville at eileen murray ' house, certainly jacket or hoodie sweater ear's in clementon at david dutch's house, gloucester township new jersey. sharon conally, she has 58 degrees. here in philadelphia, checking in at 57, as well. all right, let's look at some of the photos sending in pretty good decent sunrise shaping up again, up in gilbertsville. eileen murray has got this, good color showing up little more clear skies up there, but dealing with some cloud cover today. more clouds compared to what we had during the weaken. but, starting to bring in those fall like temperatures. today below average. watch what happens. we head into wednesday. there is a little spike in the temperatures. we go back above average near 80 degrees. and officially when fall does arrive. by the end of the week we start to tail it back to where we should be. fall comes in 4:21 wednesday morning, when the sun aligns itself with the equator. once we hit fall, temperatures really start to drop. our average highs on the first day of fall, 7a by october 1st, talking about low 70s

the pope will be staying at number 20, home of the papal such as eileen will need a police escort to enter or leave their homes. >> it's hard. i have four children so you can't leave the block without a police officer. when he is in residence you can't have your windows open or anything. >> reporter: her family is still excited. her son asked her to mail this letter inviting the pope to stop by. tony aiello, cbs 2 news. >> you can watch complete coverage of pope francis' visit from the 24th to the 26th right here on cbs 2 and online on our website, cbsnewyork.com. >>> more than 500,000 volkswagen and audi diesel cars are being recalled tonight including the jetta, beetle, audi a3, golf and passat. volkswagen which owns audi intentionally violated clear air laws by using a device that evades emissions standards. volkswagen faces billions in fines and has been ordered to fix the cars. >>> let's check in, what about this weekend? lonnie quinn is off. and let's check back with vanessa murdoch. >> so far, so good. it really will be for the entirety of the weekend with the exception of ear

therefore i was not -- returned home on thursday and therefore was not able to give my comments to eileen hansen who submitted a complaint about the alliance in connection with jobs with the work they're doing against darren peskin. i am calling something that occurred to me on june 28 that i think reflects the egregious nature of what is going on. i am a professional marketer and as such i listen to surveys. anybody that surveys me i listen because i want to know what is going on and how they do it, and if you look at the declaration i prepared for you june 28 after returning from the pride march and i took a sawr have a call and lasted 15 to 20 minutes. the questionnaire suggested and the way they asked the questions suggested they were fully informed about who they were calling. they asked fiwas on a land line or cell phone. i said land and asked for my address and i declined to give to them but nay knew the number and i was in district 3 and i listened to a series of questions and you try to determine who was calling you and the questions were what i do think uber? mayor lee and super

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eileen in bill bert ville, 60 this hour. charts worth near the fire going on mark has 62 degrees, and saylorsburg, 63. upper 60s in chesterfield, down in delaware, weaver middletown at seven open degrees, at jason's house, all right, let's go ahead, talk about our forecast now. >> probably sick of hearing about the heat. i have something for you, fall countdown, 17 days until fall begins. just 17 officially until fall arrives. yes, still in the summer season, so it can be warm. twenty-seven days until average high reaches 70 degrees. fifty-three in l hollow wean, # four days until we turn the clocks back one hour. as daylight saving time ends. temperature wise, 73 at the airport, mid six's mount pocono, coastal temperatures, mid and upper 60s, low 70s ocean sit. check it out. how it will feel on the steamy side today, little more humid, but look at friday, guys, how about that? something to look forward to, it starts to drop, the trends, head into the weekends, looks like pleasant conditions try to return. sky it storm can t

gilbertsville, eileen checks in at 44 degrees. jon minutes perkasie 53. up in northampton county bath, charles mid 50's, mild inner new jersey, david dutch in clementon has 61 degrees. the reason for cooler temperatures this morning is cloud cover, it is gone. yesterday we had it. it was a blanket holding in a warm temperatures. the lots of cloud off shore. we are clearing out the nicely. a lot of sunshine today. compliments of the high pressure over us, large, and in charge. blocking any major storm systems from moving in anytime soon. same deal tomorrow a lot of sunshine, temperatures back in the lower 80's. and then into friday we will see a few more cloud start to roll role n we will watch a storm system to our south, and depend ing on its location, and, it will bring more clouds here for sure. but potential for rain in here on sunday as well. that is not good for the the papal visit. wind direction, continuing out of the north east. the it will be like this for several days. it is kicking up the ocean. look at these buoy heights. five, seven, 10 feet

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let's start with the cooler observations. 41 degrees where eileen is in gilbertsville, pa. she has got some relatively clear skies. she says each morning is cooler and cooler and she loves this season. you know what, that is a a good way to i am breeze it. i will head closer to philadelphia, in cherry hill, 54 degrees where lynn is, and we will say good morning to you, lynn. she says hey, officially cold, she has to close the the window when she got out from underneath the blankets. it is a bit of the different feeling but it is the time we are supposed to feel it. we are heading to fall, fall feeling. and 80's. we will the not be feeling fall will today but you can see 07's across the the next few days they are on its heels. they are currently at 63 degrees in philadelphia 48 in allentown. and down the shore, 62 barnegat light, 54 in cape may, and just a head up for those living down the shore, there is a high rip current risk today and it is nice, heading down to the beach, make sure you are aware. we have stronger wind. it is gusty. live look at storm scan three shows we

so we'll go to eileen fisher to get fabric, or marc jacobs donates a lot of fabric. sometimes we pick it up. we have someone who schedules all of that, and people can get in touch with us through our web site or calling or e-mailing us to find out how that process works. >> does steve madden ever give any shoes or just the leather? >> no, but we have had great donations of leather, and i'll tell you that recently we had a wonderful donation of leather a lot, i mean, a truckload from a brooklyn company that was going out of business. and the folks from the public theater came because all of the shakespearean work they do in shakespeare in the park at the delacourt over the summers, they need leather. >> yes, they do. >> so the productions were just filled with wonderful props and clothing that was made from the leather from that donation. >> what's your web site? >> materialsforthearts.org. and we hashtag creative reuse, hashtag materials for the arts, hashtag m, the ta. >> it was a pleasure to meet you. >> thanks so much. >> stick around, because we are talking about

eileen murray coming in at 46 degrees, the coolest temperature on the list i've seen so far. mark out in chatsworth, new jersey at 47 degrees. sailors berg, low 60s at this hour, pretty much the trend, chesterfield, new jersey, cardington, low 50's, perkasie, 49 degrees. so again, cool start to the morning, we will rapidly warm the temperatures up once we get full sunshine. here we go. yesterday's high was on the cool side. but today so far the low for philadelphia has been 57 degrees. the coolest morning since june 5th. again, little taste of fall going on. yesterday's high, 72 degrees, a cool day, below average, should be at 79. watch what happens, each day, it does get a little warmer, finally when we hit tuesday, wednesday, thursday, high temperatures back into the 80s, so then we are getting above average once again. limit of summer still officially in the summer season. >> reporting stations officially low and mid 50's, over most locations, even some low 50's, north and west, buffalo state college, pittsburgh action cool air just sits over us, for about another 24 hours

we want to get an update on the weather right now from eileen whelan. of it as you continue through the work week, temperatures falling into the 60's overnight, temperatures continuing to bring low humidity. angela: we cannot endure the for thethis commute folks traveling eastbound on secret -- 66, where it remains a struggle. closer to the beltway headed towards west falls church we have crash cleanup eastbound on 66 there as well, heavy delays remain in place. around the capital beltway traveling through cabin john, the inner loop runs into a snag with heavy volume delays on the outer loop on interstate 95 passing the mormon temple with a live look at the beltway crossing the woodrow wilson bridge. heavy issues as you approach temple hills horse and of the bridge. melanie: a plane crash in virginia leaves two people hospitalized. say the cessna seemed to be having engine problems just for it crashed. the passenger and pilot of escaped the wreck. their clothes were initially on fire but they were able to jump on him and smother the flames until they we

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one of our viewers heard that and she had to write n eileen. please use correct words when talking about the holy father visit to philly your broadcas broadcaster on 10 p.m. news said the pope will make mass. you need to hire a nun to keep from you poor, inaccurate and down right silly words if roman catholic celebrations. now eileen apparently made a small mistake herself. she said or thought you said make. did you not you said give mass. >> she's absolutely right it's say mass or celebrate mass certainly something learned and we're all learning here. thank four pointing it out and great news here is we have father dan joyce from st. joseph's university will be here guiding us through the coverage rob jennings on saturday. >> now i'm standing with morning anchor team mike andal eric and as you know i'm sure you heard the pope is coming pretty soon. >> he's coming. >> and you have a big role in anchoring this coverage. >> we'll start saturday and be saturday and sunday will be here pretty much all day. >> we'll start 6 a.m. on saturday and go p

coonihan -- >> can and his girlfriend, eileen, who's also a fitness -- >> put it there, michael. >> -- to officionado. hi, officer, how are you? way? >> we had a mutual friend that was actually a client of school with. fitness -- >> -- world. >> all right. so eight years on the job. how do you find the time to work out like that? it looks like you are pretty committed. >> just got to make the time. before or after work. >> the tagline is fittest cop, i've also seen hottest cops. there are a lot of cops, there are about 30, 40,000 cops, how do you know for sure? >> i don't, and i'm not, those there -- >> is this you, by the way, going for it? >> it's me. >> do you work out? >> it changes, it varies. >> once in a while. >> the other officers jealous? >> at first there was sop some jobbing -- >> you know guys like to rib. >> they do. wait until tomorrow when i go back in. >> the haircut, the body, you know what i mean? >> uh-huh. >> what would you say is your forte when you work out? >> it depends. i try to be well rounded. i do a little bit of everything. >> how can we help you? i under

eileen whelan and julie will have the forecast. and the travel times. jonathan: the other big thing going on in baseball. this week is just as good as playoff baseball on the waterfront. it is crunch time for the nats. kimberly: they trail the mets in the standings. but a key three-game series underway right now. suzanne kennedy live at national park. the pennant race is really heating up. suzanne: it may say september on the calendar but it feels like october here at nationals park as the washington nationals are facing off against the n.l. east rivals the new york mets. we had a great fourth inning here. with wilson ramos hitting a ground slam but it deteriorated. we are in the eighth inning and now the mets are up by three. i can tell you people were here hours before the game. heading to nationals park. excited about the series. a lot of mets fans here as well, everybody understanding the importance of this game. >> i would love to see a competitive rain down the line. but four ahead is a tall hill to climb. >> i think we will win and we'll sweep. t

next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm shawn the son of jeff and eileen. >> your times to speak would be as family member if you want to speak during rebuttal you can do that anyone else to speak under public comment. >> no. you may not. >> okay. any other public comment. >> my name is should he be i haven't filled out a card but i will there are several buildings in that area as many of you may know one of our big concerns that came up repeatedly during the hearings and neighborhood meetings this sets a precedence that pretty much changed the character of that waterfront i think you ought to take into account this building is really so much different than already there so my big concern i think we're setting a precedent from here on we like an open season on the wonderful waterfront that we have thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment. >> if you're going to speak please come forward. >> my name is danny hoe fortunately, there are my customers i own the chinese restaurants in fisherman's wharf so for me is i want everybody happy so i hope everybody compromises you know we negotiat

. >> reporter: when eileen lopez needs to take her daughter, olivia, to the dermatologist's office, trying an appointment time that fits in seems impossible. >> anything that we can do to ease the schedule for our family. >> reporter: but this app could help. it's called dermatologist on call, just one of dozens of apps promising to treat and diagnose skin problems within days all without leaving your home. >> essentially a photograph is taken of a lesion and it's stored online and forwarded to the board certified dermatologist who will review the case and render a diagnosis, provide a treatment plan, and prescribe appropriate prescriptions. >> reporter: do joanne simpson is an alexandria dermatologist to works with the dermatologist on call app. she says she reviews patient information on her smartphone. typically she sees conditions like acne, warts, athlete'soot and rosacea. >> very straight forward looking at the pictures very much feels like what i'd experience here in the office. >> reporter: dr. simpson says it gives patients quick access to a dermatologist. she's required to diagno

eileen. ruth albert reynolds. john. david. frederick. john. gregory victor. thomas. my uncle. we miss you both in. ♪ . . ♪ ♪ [inaudible discussions] >> house speaker john boehner retweeted this: they come to remember their lives, they come to honor them, 9/11 families stand united. congressman from florida posted let's remember that survivors will be loosing health care unless congress reacts. and a tweet we need 9/11 health act to provide care to people like arthur newman from illinois who has cancer from the ground cleanup. a closer look at the towers that were replaced. it is the fifth tallest building in the world with 104 stories. our coverage of the 14th anniversary terrorist attack continues at 8 eastern with the president and first lady observing a moment of silence for 9/11 victims on the south lawn of the white house and then a ceremony for victim's families held at the pentagon today. >> turning our attention on the washington journal to 9/11. seth jones is joining us from the rand corporation. ruddy giuliani wrote this morning that suck attacks being stop

. >> reporter: eileen stevens' son died in a frat incident in 1978. the student had been put in a car trunk after a night of drinking. >> he didn't have to die. you can't claim that life and walk away and say it wasn't my fault. >> reporter: in the deng case, criminal charges are small solace for his parent. their attorney suing the fraternity and hoping to recover all that happened to deng. >> cbs 2 reached out to the fraternity's national leaders for comment but we're yet to hear back. >>> police in the bronx are on the hunt for a violent robber who attacked a woman for her purse. the surveillance camera captured the disturbing incident in norwood last wednesday night. watch here as the man follows the woman inside a lobby and she waits to be buzzed in. police say the man wearing white gloves shoves the woman to the ground then pommels her trying to grab her bag. he takes off with the victim, refusing to give up. neighbors say they are now watching over their shoulders. >> i have a daughter. i have sisters. i have increases. s -- i have nieces. >> i

eileen in gilbertsville, 46 degrees. bethel pennsylvania rick at 49.all-like temperatures for sure. nice morning at the shore, margate, chilly, temperatures in the 50's to around six off degrees, in south jersey. like i said, been a while since we had temperatures this cool so far down to 57 at the airport, coolest morning, since june 5th. grab the jacket. compare to 24 hours ago, anywhere from six to 13 degrees colder, so that's a sign, that chilly air mass, settling in, look at the wind flow, coming in out of the west. that's cool dry wind. fifty-two allentown, 57 still at the airport. that source of the wind is much cooler up in the great lakes region, buffalo, cleveland, at 49. that chilly air mass just settles on in. nice and dry on storm scan3, storm that brought the rain over the weekend starting to move out across new england, back into the sunshine. but check it out. cool pocket of air still over us, right now, it is starting to lift on out of here. that's why we start developing a warming trend over the next few days. jet streams bridges back

hot inner gilbertsville, eileen still coming in the upper 90's and buena vista township margot at 90. eighty's in newark delaware. list goes on. cooler at paul's house in new london township where we have 86 degrees, little bit of the lucky spot there with some cooler temperatures. but lets go talk about what to expect, really all over the next few days, this is what is on the menu as we head in the holiday weekend. thursday, sunshine, last day of the heat wave, we are talking low to mid 90's, friday is when we will see some changes, sunshine, little bit cooler and a needed isolated shower or storm. then we can end, cools down less humid labor day, lots of sunshine and little bit more hot and humid. rain has been a while since we have had measurable rain, a a few weeks but normal since june 1 we should have over 13 and a quarter inches, but this year so far since june 1 about 11.28. that is not bad, couple differences there seems worse then it is but we could use rain over next week into the dry lawns out there, and here's another interesting thing, sunset, days are getting shorter fo

thanks for the call, eileen. take a look here. this is -- where you can get some more information at least from planned parenthood side of things. they have their annual report online. and it does give a number of messages from their organization. but also what they released in terms of their numbers. if you want to take a closer look for yourself, a number of pages that have some of the numbers that -- that miss richard was working off of today during this hearing. taking your calls, seeing whether you think the federal government should continue to fund planned parenthood. eric is on the line in atlanta, georgia, democrat. eric, what are your thoughts? >> caller: okay. nobody have the right to tell a woman what to do with their body. no one. but as for the money, do planned parenthood really need all that money? no. would i cut some of the money? yes. but the government need to give money to the -- like the earlier lady said, the independent lady said, we give all this money to other government things, why can't we give the mone

. >> reporter: township manager eileen bradley says resident are in the exaggerate bug her hand are tiednless the state takes action. >> there are limits on what we can do again, penndot owned and maintained road. >> reporter: we called penndot, representative tells me they will send a crew out to see what can be donnas soon as possible, possible fixes, they say anything from warning signs to warning paint, rumble strips to high paving could be added. >> we would be happy to see penndot do whatever they can do and anyway we can help it is something we were be on board to make it a more safe record. >> reporter: anything to stop trading war stories n bucks county, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> authorities in our investigating a deadly school bus crash. two female students were killed when that bus drove off a highway on the way to school this morning. two male students and bus driver were hospitalized with serious injuries, and, eyewitness said that he saw the bus smash through a guardrail, and roll end over end. >> i would say about 50 miles an hour. he came off the emb

eileen democrat, by independent because i support anything intellectual for this country. the republican party has done, by their own admission, nothing. the congress has 8% favorability. we are not passing laws. congress has done the least amount of work in 2014-2015. as an independent, i'm looking for positive reasons to support the republicans, i'm not getting them. speaker boehner did a terrible job. will the tea party keep control of the republican party? we still do not have a balanced budget. we still do not have roads and bridges being built. why are we working on things that are irrelevant to the american public, when we have so many things to do? guest: speaker boehner, he wanted to do big things. ne wanted to pass a immigration bill, and had a group working on it for years. that group never came to a compromise. he wanted to do big things, and certainly, he has gotten some things done, but not sleeping legislation. there was a medicare bill that got through this year, and also fast track on trade that speaker boehner and president obama agreed with. it was very