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reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> that's a pretty good idea. phones that could take photos. >> you're talking a good stretch of days for serious heat. >> it will start tomorrow and not going to end until neck wednesday. we're still going to be in the 90's and even next thursday and friday pretty close to the 90's. this is an extended heat wave. we're actually well below average as far as 90 plus degree days only 10 so far this year. but add at least another five to that number by the middle of neck week. the good news tonight is still beautiful an lot of people taking advantage of that fact. let's take you out to the ocean city boardwalk all lit up as if were the middle of the evening outside. after 11:00 o'clock at night but the boardwalk is still pack. the ferris wheel is still spinning. stores are still open. a friday night down the shore doesn't get much better than this and it's probably a little bit cool out on the boardwalk this evening with temperatures in the low 70s root now a lot of people are wearing sweatshirts and enjoying a nice

i'm jim donovan. >> texas man talking about his experience this weekend getting stuck inside a fed exhe said he went into the san antonio store just before 9:00 saturday night to make some copies. when he went to the counter to pay, he realized, he was all alone. >> i kept yelling hello, then i realize the doors were locked and nobody was there. >> he called different fed ex store who sent manager to free him about two hours later meantime, check out the pictures, took to social media to chronical his experience calling himself fed ex prisoner. fed ex has apologized and they say they are looking into the incident many even got little work out in. there you go. they had smacks in there too so he was okay. two hours, wow. sky diving scare in new jersey with they run into problems shortly after taking off. see where the plane had to land. also: >> seems the actual rock, shift and move. i started screaming get up, get up. >> a popular beach rocked by mysterious explosion. now, we're hearing from a woman hurt by that blast. first though, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. when we cr

three on your side jim donovan tells us how soon we can expect that drop in prices. >>> philly's top chefs are coming together in a show of love ain't support for chevy lie culp, injured in the amtrak train derailment, i'll take you inside the party with some of the chefs after this. >>> and then new at 6:00 could thousands of philadelphia residents lose the right to smoke, in their own home? we will show you a new proposal that is raising eyebrows tonight, we will be >> this is a cbs news special report. >> pelley: i'm scott pelley in with an update on the deadly shootings today in tennessee. we will be hearing from president obama in just a moment. but first, here is the latest at this hour. a gunman opened fire today at two u.s. military centers in chattanooga. four marines were killed. three people including another marine, and a police officer, were wounded. the shootings happened at a recruiting station and a reserve training facility a few miles away. the gunman was killed. he is identified this afternoon as muhammad youssef abdulazeez. he was born in kuwait. the president spo

it turns out you might not have to. >> jim donovan joins to us show us why.hat's because a growing number of retailers are offering to make them look new again. sometimes even for free. john calvert's favorite pair of shoes appear shiny and knew now. but just a few months ago they looked worn and scuffed up. >> my wife said hahn know when you deal down in church the people in the pew behind can see your soles have worn through. >> he was told bore crafting. >> i don't know what that is. >> john had to go online, fill out a shipping label and male his 10 yeared shoes back to the allen edmunds factory where workers row craft or rebuild shoes from the inside out. new foot beds, soles and heels. and the number of retailers offering fix it services is increasing. >> this is a way to keep them in the brand. keep them loyal and not potentially lose them to another brand they go out and look for replacement product. >> true religion will fix wear and tear on its jeans for free. customers just pay for shipping. if something from brooks brothers needs fixing just bring

three on your side jim donovan getting creative, kate. >> staying inside coloring great way to beat the heat whatever you can do tonight or tomorrow dangerous heat still in our forecast, good news comes on wednesday and i'll tell you what it is with the so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> banks in greece have reopened after a three week shut dunn, greek citizens lined up at atm's this morning, there are still restrictions on their withdraws though, they can only take out 6euros a day, 65 u.s. dollars. price of goods and services is much higher, it is all part of the deal greece made in exchange for an international bail out. >>> new report find that parents are spending more money on their children's college education. parent spend 60 percent

you may not have have to. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan is here to explain why. >> yes, that is right jessica and ukee. a growing number of retailers are offering to make them look new again sometimes even for free. john calvert's favorite pair of shoes appears shiny and new now but just a few months ago they looked warn and scuffed up. >> my wife said when you neil down the people in the pew behind you can see your souls are worn through. >> reporter: then he was told about recrafting. >> i don't even know what that word is. >> reporter: all john had to do was go on line, fill out a shipping label and mail his ten year-old shoes back to the allen edmond factory where workers recroft or rebuild shoes from the inside out new foot beds, souls and heels. number of retailers offering fix it services is increasing. >> this is a way to keep them in the brand keep them loyal and in the lose them to another brand, when they go out and look for replacement product. >> reporter: tree religion will fix wear and tear on its jeans for free customers fey for shipping. somethin

reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >>> just ask jim donovan he knows everything. >>> stillhead on "eyewitness news" a new tv hero flies into comic can sneak peak fans got at a new cbs show super girl making a big splash. >>> unlikely treatment for woman who have trouble with memory and focus related to hormones and menopause health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new research for philadelphia we will be right back. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ fans meet and greet the star of super girl, now the show follows super man's sister, kara as she discovered her super hero powers. susan marquez has that story. >> i caught up with super girl melissa benoit before a special pilot screening and panel discussion here at comic can. super girl's i am rage is every where at comic can on bags, and larger than life posters. >> what sit like to make a big splash here at comic can. >> ahh. it is like that. >> reporter: meet melissa benoit, who play kara a living i

reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >>> all right 6:43.nsylvania paid to use twitter and facebook. it comes along with our job which is nice. >> yes, we get pennsylvania paid to do that. >> we get commended for it. >> yes. >> how sit looking what can we expect today. >> typical summer day minus humidity. that is great news. we will heat things up a a little bit but we are rain free, nice way to finish off the the weekend. let's look at palmyra cove nature park from new jersey looking toward the city. you cannot see the sky scrapers indicating a little bit more haze in the atmosphere. that tells us that many levels are starting to increase a little bit but it is not that bad for early july. i think we can deal witt. our average high is 87 degrees. we will above that today. we will peak in the lower 90's around philadelphia we will kind of stay, slightly above average. we may take a little bit of the hit for the middle of the week due to a cold front that slides on through but right where we should be but overall we could ab lot worse. recor

it is more common than you think. "3 on your side" jim donovan shows you how to fight back.e if you can today. it is going to be dangerously hot outside. however, the bikers from today's tour de shore are not backing down. live picture of the ben franklin bridge. more on the excessive heat expected today. anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ >>> they go in for medical treatment, come out with a big surprise. hit with hospital and doctor charges, that don't even make sense. and as "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan finds, it is not as uncommon as you might think. >> he expected real pain after his hernia surgery, but he was more hurt according to medical bill over $20,000. one in three americans with private insurance have been hit with a surprise medical bill. >> it is very common. >> consumer union worked on the study a

three on your side's jim donovan has a warning that includes sparklers. >>> and speed dating while you wait, in the city where the time is of the essence meet the man who has found a way to make the mess of the minutes many people wait for a train. this is interesting, we will be right back. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. >>> back on "eyewitness news" and it is fourth of july, time for barbecues backyard parties and fire works but as three on your side consume are reporter jim donovan remind us those brilliant symbols of the nation's birthday can be very dangerous, lets take a look. >> i thought would get my eye taken out that night. >> reporter: nineteen year-old jason lamb necessary first hand danger of fire works three years ago he and his friend were set ising

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three on your side jim donovan has a warning that includes tomorrow's fourth of july holiday is perfect for barbecues, backyard parties and, of course, fire works but as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan remind us those symbols of the nation's birthday can also be dangerous, jim. >> reporter: that is right guess contact thousands of people are injured each year and experts say that those injuries are preventable. >> i thought i for sure would have my eye taken out that night. >> reporter: nineteen year-old jason lamb knows firsthand danger of fire work, three years ago he and his friend were setting off roman candles like these when something went wrong. >> one of the roman candles shots ended up hitting my directly in the wright eye. >> reporter: high school baseball star was blinded, one of 8700 fire works-related injuries that year. 60 percent of them occurred in the four weeks around the july 4th holiday. >> the eye injuries from fire works can be very severe. >> reporter: doctor ann somers is an ophthalmologist and she too knows danger of the fire works and not just

. >>> seniors are falling victim to scams to on line dating web sites, consumer reporter jim donovan shows us how one woman wound up losing hundreds of thuses of dollars to a conn artist, we will tell you how to protect yourself. blank >>> more than 6400 americans say they were scammed after visiting on line dating sites in the second half of last year and the fbi says fraud costs users more than 80 million-dollar. >> wow. many of those targeted are senior citizens who are getting back into the dating game. our consumer reporter jim donovan joins with us more details on this. >> reporter: that is right jessica and ukee. looking for companion on line doesn't always work out but one woman lost her life savings after her search turned into a scam. when janet cook went looking for love on line, 17 years after losing her husband she found a match on the very first day. >> i liked him because he was, he said sweet things, he was, he was very charming. >> reporter: after four months of exchanging e-mails and phone calls but never meeting in person, the man claimed to be living in virginia,

three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan warns you better do your homework first. >> that isight indeed because there are companies out there looking to capitalize on that desire to improve your credit. not all of them are legitimate. from buying a car to buying a home your past financial decisions are all laid out for lenders to see in a credit report. with many aspects of the american economy on the upswing, many consumers are seeking to clean up their credit history and some scammers, see an opportunity. according to the federal trade commission there are a a few easy ways to spot a credit repair scam. first, is the company asking for payment before they render any services? also if they ask that you in the contact the the credit reporting agencies directly. and, if they suggest giving false information when applying for a mortgage or a loan. another troubling trend among credit repair scammers is a promise of a new credit identity which can unwittingly land a consume inner trouble with the law. consumers can spot these when service suggest is a abandoning a social securit

jim donovan explains why people wait and whether you should. >>> be right b >>> despite the storms it is always a good time to be down the shorement this week vittoria woodill is in cape may, new jersey. hey there torey. >> hi there ukee. hi everyone at home. it is, still a nice night to be down the shore, here in cape may but we got to tell you, not far from the cape may beach, there is a farm, harvesting something super special, right from mother nature. the lets take a look. jersey tomatoes, peaches and corn summertime and eating is easy, fresh off the farm, and off the coast. >> this is what we're looking for. just beautiful little crystals. >> reporter: farmer derek thomas and chef lucas turn sea water in to sea salt. it starts in the waters off an avalon jetty. long hose snaking down at high tied pumps water on to a truck. from there the the water comes pouring in large pools inside the greenhouse at windy acres farm. >> we allow whatever sediment in the what the tore drop to the bottom. we transfer water from the settling pool into where oure van ways pool is. >> reporter: it e

big surprises when they get their bill, it is more common then you think, three on your side's jim donovan shows you how to fight back, that is coming up next. they come out with a big surprise hit with hospital and doctor charges that don't even make sense. >> object your side consumer reporter jim donovan find out this isn't as uncommon as you might the think. >> reporter: that is right jessica and ukee. the even the most savvy consumers can get hit with bogus bills related to medical care and many people just don't know how to fight them. he expected discomfort after his hernia surgery but real pain came for this unexpect medical bill for $20,000. he is not alone. according to a new report nearly one in three americans with private insurance, have been hit with a surprise medical bill. >> it is very common. >> reporter: betsy, from consumers union worked on the study, and found among most common surprises bills for treatments or services that weren't delivered higher then expect bills or in jeremy's case being charged an out of network rate when his hospital assured him the procedure wo

three on your side, jim donovan has important information for y >>> oh, my gosh. >> a woman's screams in terror as she watches the flood waters carry away her neighbor's home in johnson county kentucky. it poured in the mobile home community yesterday following days of torrential rain there. the home float add way with two people inside and authorities say only one was able to get out safely. we know at least two people were killed after being swept away by flash flooding in kentucky a dozen others are still miss to go day. authorities say more than 150 homes have been damage or destroyed, and the aftermath of the violent storms prompted kentucky's governor to issue a state of east mergecy. >>> our wet weather isn't over just yet it is all part of it. >> yes, it is really scary to see those images. we had flash flood warnings all across our area right around rush hour, people going in the city and folks will sees someone drive through a flooded road, thinking if they can do it, i can do it. it doesn't take to much cause a life threatening situation. flash floods very dangerous. worst

in this week's angie list report, jim donovan looks at things you can do to spruce up your garage. >>gs like hooks, doesn't just make it organized but makes it look nicer. one of the most eye catching changes you can add add new garage floor. >> adding new flooring can really improve the look and feel of your garage. a low-cost option is acrylic sealer. alternative epoxy floor or mat, lasts much longer and low maintenance. >> main reason people do it is just beautify their garage but really the biggest advantage is how it protect the concrete, and a lot of people don't realize that. >> in a typical two-car garage, a quality epoxy floor can be installed for 1200 to $1,700. and could last up to 20 years. if you decide to do it yourself, make sure you do your homework. >> be sure you're following the directions specifically, and also, pay attention to what type of epoxy you are getting if it is not quality epoxy, if it is not applied correctly it could come off within a matter of months. >> for more advice from angie on giving your garage a make over visit cbsphilly.com/angie's list. i'm

reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >>> 5:21. if your fourth of july plans get rain out head to the movies, coming up next on "eyewitness news" a preview of the next installment of the terminator franchise. >>> but first another look at fire works happening around town tonight, we will be right back. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet those delicious oats in cheerios can help lower cholesterol. cheerios... how can something so little... help you do something so big. >>> arnold schwartsenager returns as the terminate inner a new film in the series, terminator genesis find a robotic killing machine helping good guys as others travel back in time to stop them. susan marquez sat down with some of the film's stars, lets take a a look. >> i'll be back. >> what? >> arnold schwartsenager says it again in the latest installment of the term nicer series n terminator genesis schwartsenager returns as cyborg from the future who is never far from the connor family but time travelers

reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> all right. good sunday morning everyone. are enjoying your weekend so far. it looks like a repeat of yesterday but just warmer. lets check with our weather watchers at this hour. the last time this wall was giving me some trouble. hopefully it works this time. let's give it a go. it looks like it is working g michael riley in san together, pennsylvania is in a cooler spot at 62 degrees at this hour. he is sitting in the sunshine. let's head into south jersey where we will faux to buena vista township where margot has 71 degrees. the lots of sunshine. she says it ace a great summer morning. closer to home in philadelphia we will check out phil chapline who checks in with 71 degrees. he sent in a picture from this morning of the sunshine filtered in by a little bit of thin clouds. this will be the trend today. high temperature and that is a sign of an approaching storm system that is about 24 to 48 hours away. we will bring some rain chances back into our forecast. the lets take you outside up to berks county, kutztown, live l

i'm jim donovan. >> ice cubes and orange peels g advice there.et's see it is, it is had hard to tell, 6:43. right new we're looking at 67 degrees, here in the city of philadelphia a we're looking live at our roof cameras here. you can see a beautiful shot of the city. we're cloudy in the backdrop but we're expecting that to burn off some and get some sun later on in our forecast, and now here with more on that is meteorologist justin drabick. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. hopefully you are having a great start tour day. temperatures will be on the warming trend finally feeling like summer once again. average high for today is 87 degrees. that is where we will be for sunday afternoon and monday, right where we should this be time of the year. if you like the heat and humidity just wait until tuesday and wednesday. we will feel the difference. we will peak with our high temperatures this week. it looks like lower 90's return for wednesday afternoon. by the end of the week slight cool down but pretty much where we should be this time of the y

reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> we'll take it, man save money where you can. >>6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us from new york with a preview. morning, injury a. >> hey, good morning to you, nicole erika. ahead the latest on the terror in tennessee including new revelations about the gunman. insider michael morrell will join us on the threat of home-grown attacks. plus more from our one-on-one interview with a teenage here survived a washington plane crash. also, we will visit the appalachian brewing company where they are making the case for kraft soda. then superbowl champ rob is going to be right here in studio 57. the news is back in the morning, so see you guys in just about ten minute from now. >> thank you. >> ♪ ♪ what's the word ♪ ♪ >> the word is canceled for 19 kids and counting. >> cable channel tlc pulled the plug on the popular reality show after child molestation allegations surfaced against the dug ers' oldest son, josh. victims include some of his sisters. tlc will now produce a documentary on child molestation

. >>> and money in the bank, three on your side's jim donovan explains why you may want to shop around for auto insurance. all that and more on the other >>> a baby cartoon is 75 years young today, bugs bunny has been making generations laugh since its first appearance in the theater short a wild hair in 1940. he starred in over 175 films. i have seen 170 of them. bugs has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> a lit built. >> space jam. >> yes, that is right michael jordan. >> bugs bonnie has donna a lot in his 75 years. he looks great. >> he looks great. he looks great. >> that is right. >> he looks even better. >> absolutely. >> watch bugs bunny reruns inside. >> you want to be inside in the air conditioning assaying going, with the fan going and we have another heat wave tomorrow. we will talk about highs in the 90's. real feels like temperatures, heat index values especially wednesday and thursday in the triple digits. the it is july for one more week and it will certainly feel like it. lets take you down the shore outside right now and it looks glummy down the shore. people eve

three on your side jim donovan tells bus new normal for many ♪ how's it progressing with the prisonerll us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> take a look at this video from pittsburgh as grounds crew members get swallowed up by a tarp during a rain delay at pnc park. they had rain, wind gusts over 40 miles an hour at that park and even pirate players had to help get that tarp back in place. very scary. the game was delayed for one hour and 42 minutes due to all that weather. you know kate, we see these storms in the summer. they pop up, they are powerful, they have those wind gusts and there there you are. >> you are stuck in it because you can be stuck on the road, with blinding rainfall. really that same system that went through pittsburgh coming through our area today. we have more on the way tomorrow. these storms could be stronger tomorrow. in fact we

reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> you might have barbeque plans today wouldn't cancel them, even though we have the threat for some scatter showers, storms, have the umbrella around handy best shot will be later during the evening, we check in with the weather watchers this morning right now generally looking at temperatures low to mid seven's, we start you out in chester county, way out in nottingham pennsylvania, fran has 71 degrees in the clouds this morning. and then we sends you up to the lehigh valley, northampton county in bath, where charles has 07 degrees, cloudy skies but i bet charles you will get some rain maybe thunderstorm activity shortly as little cluster of some showers and storms running through the northern lehigh valley and poconos. closer to philadelphia, we check in with bill, 72 degrees cloudy skies right now, sends a message for everyone, warm start to what will be hot day for sure. stay hydrated. same for your pets, that's good advice right there. talking about temperatures in the 90s today and certainly tomorrow, with heat indexes over 100. le

reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> good heads up though, that is scary. 8:45.re in center city a at this hour. we are taking a live look at our roof camera. it looks gorgeous. you can see it shaping up to be a very nice day. much better then it was for the fourth of july. here's justin with the rest of you're witness weather. >>> good morning everyone. hopefully you are having a great start to your day temperatures on a warming trend feeling like summer once again. average high is 87 degrees. that is where we will be for sunday afternoon and into monday. right where we should be. but if you like heat and humidity wait until tuesday and wednesday. you'll feel difference. that is where we have peak with high temperatures this week. lower 90es return for wednesday afternoon. by end of the week slight cool down but where we should be for this time of the year. how it will feel this week, again, today really in the too bad. still on the humid side. could be worse. notice difference each day. monday starts to feel steamy and tuesday and wednesday we are close to that

reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >>> all right, good heads up. and still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" unfortunately a violent end to the fourth of july, in philadelphia, we will have a live report, on some of the incidents, overnight. >>> and also, a ahead it may have been a holiday but for 2016 presidential contenders were not taking a day off from the campaign trail. we will show what you they were up to as well. >>> if you had are planning on heading out for the rest of the holiday weekend well, you are in luck, your outdoor plans are safe, we will have a look at the forecast coming up next. >>> breaking news overnight four homicides, four crime scenes, in philadelphia, police are trying to solve the cases, and "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at police headquarters with an update. just a violent night justin, good morning. >> reporter: violent indeed, nicole, good morning yes. four whom side victims at this time police counted three men and one teenage girl. let's get to the video of the most recent case off broad

the newest fad coloring books for adults. "3 on your side"'s jim donovan will get creative he joins ukee at 5:00. >> doing so well, and amazon always the best sellers. >> isn't that fun? talking little sports, the phillies go for their fourth straight win in south philly, tampa pay rays are in town, phils swept the marlins over the weekend? players at st. andrews playing the fourth and final round of the former british open, called the open championship. masters and us open winner, jordan spieth, enters round four shot off the lead, one of the current leaders is 22 year old amateur, halt done, trying to be the first amateur to win the tournament since bobby jones did it, back in 1930. >> lots to talk about with him. >> that's extraordinary. that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. thank you for watching. >> "eyewitness news" does continue at 5:00. remember we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. >> ♪ ♪ >> paul: all right. >> nikki: victor. i'm so sorry. you were telling the truth. >> victor: you finally belie

and this is actually more common than you may think. "3 on your side" jim donovan shows you thousand fight back today at 5:00. >> we don't want you to miss ukee washington today at 5:00. we certainly miss sitting next to him in the morning and at noon but today is a big day for our colleague ukee is joining jessica dean, kate bilo, see him at 6:00 and then again at 10:00 right on the "cw philly". we're excited for ukee and be just as precious, so we wish him well. britain's prince william is saying that he's nervous but looking forward to his new job as an air ambulance pilot base in the cambridge airport. the second in line to the british thrown clicked in for the first time this morning george, little charlotte waving good-bye to him. william will donate his salary to charity. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. for katie pat everyone behind the scenes, thanks for watching. [african-style music] ♪ take my hand to the land ♪ ♪ take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! ♪ (narrator) only one family goes to incredible lengths to make sure your famil

. >> skip the con sarg, travel like a local, "3 on your side" jim donovan talks about some apps and servicesrists can ask those who are really in the know that's today at 5:00ment the "grateful dead" long strange trip has reached its end. >> the dead played a record breaking three shows at chicago's soldier field, over the weekend marking the band's 50th anniversary. the psychodelic rockers have been through it all egypt and much, much more. the chicago concerts mark the final time the so-called core four will perform together. that's "eyewitness news" at noon i'm ukee washington, katie for everyone here thank you so much for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and we're of course always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. >> stay tuned now for the young and the restless. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> adam: i fina

. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan sorts through hoist offering what and how to make the most of these mid-july deals. >> that is right. good afternoon ukee and erika. instead of black friday some are comparing tomorrow to black wednesday but instead of lining up outside a big box store in the cold after thanksgiving dinner these deals could be hunted in the comfort of your home. amazon celebrates its 20th anniversary wednesday with amazon prime day which promotes the company $99 membership services. amazon says prime day will offer more deals than black friday, with new sales announced every ten minutes. >> they are saying they are going to offer more deals but does that mean better deals or does it even mean, as good a deal as black friday? >> reporter: consumer advocates edward dworksky isn't tempted by hike. >> coming up in ten minutes the following item will be on sale hurry hurry, hurry dowry search and grab it before it is gone because it is limited quantity. that is not my idea of fun frankly. >> reporter: not to be out done wal-mart has launched an on line co

consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with a little preparation and how that can save you timehes on your summer vacation, coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> please touch museum in philadelphia is showing off its garden, it received a $10,000 grant for garden project as part of the keep america beautiful initiative. 750 square foot patch has grown vegetables and herbs and at museum restaurants. great to see thaw. >>> a broadway actress declares war on cell phones, in theaters at least. patty le punk was so upset when she spotted audience member texting during her performance that she went down and grabbed it right out of their hands. this happened wednesday night during her performance of shows for days. >> i was on stage, so i watched her go backstage. audience applauded or many of them did. i continued to play. she gave the even if to house management and the woman was forced to find it later. >> that is what you get don't miss with her. she responded with i statement that said in part quote i'm so serious that i seriously question whether i want to work, on stage anymore. such a

three on your side's jim donovan shows us how your phone can make it easier then ever to protect your property. >>> that is tonight at why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> if you plan on taking a train into philadelphia during the pope's visit the better plan to buy ticket on line monday morning. >> that is when septa is putting special papal passes on sale and there is a limited number of them available. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff breaks down what you need to know. >> reporter: it will be nothing short of a pilgrimage even for those arriving by septa's regional rail line. starting monday at 9:00 a.m. special one day papal passes will b

from barbecue to travel, three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at fourth of july by the numbers. >> reporter: july 4th doesn't require too much spend go to celebrate. >> it will be around the same, as this past year but we don't intend to spend much money over the holiday. >> we will buy food and beer and maybe fire works. >> pretty much, food, and fire works. >> survey by national retail federation find average american will spend $71.23 sent on items from barbecue, cook out or picnic. three collars more than last year. how much a tally by american farm bureau federation found average cost of a cook out for ten people with burgers, hot dogs ribs, baked beans and more is actually down 3 percent to $5.58 per person. beef prices are higher, pork prices are lower. john ander on say lower energy prices help overall decrease. >> it is in the just transportation. that is a big component but the processing and packaging that are energy intensive activities. higher energy prices raise those prices. >> reporter: lower fuel prices lower them. that is a big reason 42 million

three on your side reporter jim donovan joins with us reminders. >> when a heat wave hits, limit your's exercise and provide ample water and shade but there are other things to consider too. when temperatures sores think about paws on the pavement. >> if you cannot put your hand down on the pavement or the surface your pet will be on, and hold it there comfortably they cannot hold their feet there comfortably necessarily. >> reporter: pets on the grass or wait until things cool down especially since dogs and cats don't sweat same way humans do to cool down. dogs love to cool off in the water. watch them like children never leave them unattended and necessity when they need help getting out. after the pool they should get a a rinse. >> because pools are chlorinated with chemicals you want to try to do fresh water rinse eater with a hose or shower when your pet comes out because our pets don't groom and lick their fur and feet and we don't want them ingesting chemicals from the pool. >> reporter: when a pet comes along for a quicker rand never leave them behind it is deadly to leave you

three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan joins us with the details. >> reporter: excuse me, indeed they are operating under a number of different business names known as furniture surplus. >> if you except money from a consumer, you have to provide that merchandise to the consumer or refund. >> reporter: pennsylvania chief deputy attorney general basil miranda says furniture surplus did neither. it doesens of customers complained to the state that they didn't get furniture that they paid for and instead they were left high and dry. when the the company closed up, two of their three locations, including this one on roosevelt boulevard and moved the left over furniture to another business, they never told customers. the attorney general has now filed a lawsuit miranda who heads up the division of consumer affairs is taking action to try to get money back for consumers. >> we asked the court to freeze the assets, to pro hib it the defendants from disposing of assets, inventory, any funds that they may have, so that there is a fund of money there at the end for the consumers so that th

three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan joins us with more to tell us about that. >> on a cool day it is no the smart to leave a pet a alone in the car but when we're experiencing high temperatures leaving a dog in the car can cause organ damage and even death. melissa a cummings was walking in a parking lot when she noticed a dog inside a hot car. she notified security who contact police, and thankfully the talk was okay but cummings was still troubled. an animal lover herself she wanted to be able to give animals a voice. she sat in her park car rolled up windows and started recording a cell phone video. >> i had a headache, i'm nauseous, light headed, i feel like i will throw upright now. >> reporter: cummings stayed in the car for an hour. >> i was sweating, feeling horrible. i can't imagine what that would be like if i had a fur coat on. >> reporter: cars windows act like a greenhouse trapping heat from the summer sun within minutes. >> sauna in there. >> reporter: one study shows on a 95-degree day in ten minutes the interior of the car reaches 114 degrees n30 minutes it

three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan explains. >> reporter: when you put meat on the grill you are usually concern about cooking it all the way through to kill food born bacteria but it wasn't food poisoning that sent thomas hatcher to the hospital but you 14 millimeters of wire. >> i was halfway through it, i felt something really shark intent pain. >> reporter: his wife's homemade onion burger was accidentally spike with the brings will from the grill cleaner. >> i was dragging down the back of my mouth. she got me the tweezers and we were trying to grab it with tweezers but getting my tongue out it would go into my tongue. >> reporter: a surgeon had to pull the wire out. hatcher believes it is part of the triangle grill brush widely used to clean the brill, she said one brings will still got in the burger. hatcher is warning everyone to be on the look out for these tiny hazards. >> they need to be very careful and would i suggest that they not use a wire brush on the grill anymore. >> reporter: what options exist other than brushes with wire bristles? experts at good hou

three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has helpful reminders for taking their gadgets on the road. >> reporter: sharing and streaming can use a lot of data on vacation which might lead to extra charges. and especially if they leave the country. ask your car year about upping or modifying a date plan until they return. for more savings use wifi when available but be careful. >> it can be cheaper and very cost effective, on the other hand you want to make sure that when you are using those types of public wifi, you got to make sure that you are not compromising your own security. >> reporter: if a getaway includes beach time a cheap easy solution can keep a device safe from one of the worst enemies: sand. >> cheap bag with the zipper so it encloses it. any device. sand will get into any device even a smart phone which is very small. >> reporter: gadgets should also avoid direct sunlight and when time out on the water keeps you away from the outlet there are ways to conserve a smart phone's battery life. they don't any summer snapshots. >> in the area with no signal put tonight

difficult to get out but there are home remedies that might help n this weeks angie's list report, jim donovansome things you need to know to avoid carpet stains. >> reporter: different spills may require different cleaning method but regardless of the substance it is important to act fast. >> if you discover a stain on your carpet act quickly but don't be too had hasty. make sure you are using the right tool, use a dry clean cloth and blot don't rub in the stain otherwise it might lead to a lasting stain. >> reporter: blood can be one of the most tricky things to get out. >> if the blood started to clump you will want to take a spoon or a very dull type industry butter knife something of that nature and remove it first and then blot it out with soap and water solution. >> reporter: use cold water for blood stains but erect mend a cup of warm water mixed with a quarter cup of dish washing liquid for just about everything else. there is another trick when dealing with a spilled glass of red wine. >> red wine can be one of the toughest stains but it can be solve. what you need do is first blot t

services let tourist ask those who are really in the know, but three on your side, consumer reporter jim donovan looks at this tech and travel blend. >> she's prepping, plating and serving but rally clemens isn't hosting old friend this was arrange through eat with, a service that connects chefs with local food expert or travelers looking for a more authentic experience. for a meal shared in the cook's home. >> it is a great way for people to meet someone hoist local, if you are traveling to a country that you want a local experience. >> reporter: the draw for out of towners, bridget and dennis crossan. >> a different perspective on the city. >> reporter: the found er of gift a travel industry trend tracker says that this shift in travel is for those who want to find the hidden secrets of the city, many of the most popular tools are centered or shared meals but others can connect travelers with locals for societying, concierge type services and even bike or car sharing. >> the benefits of using these type of apps is that one you get, experiences beyond the manufacturer experiences that are there

and summer travel season up tick, they could make a come back. "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovanat just how soon and why . >> crude oil currently trading one half the price it was at this time one year ago thank to oil glitch as it booms around the world. opek output has been surging as it tries to keep one other oil producers even the united states which hit 44 year high for oil production in april in the wake of the nuclear deal lifting of sanctions i am polls dollars by the us and europe could eventually send as much as half million barrels of iran's oil per day flowing into the global market. helping to lower the price. >> i like it when it is a lot lower. easier to fill up the tank. easier on the budget. >> that will take time. that's one reason why most analysts don't expect american drivers to see the real savings until after labor day. with many part of the country to see prices back below $2 per gallon, around december. now, triple a says the national price for gallon of regular gasoline is currently more than 80 cents lower than one year ago. reporting for three on your

. >> three on your side reporter jim donovan tells us about a process that used to make meat tastier but it is important with the the way meat is cooked. >> reporter: this has to be meet met that is mechanically tenderized. is there no rules in place to let consumer knows what they have been buying had been tenderized. report i gault stacks up whenever they are on sale but she didn't know that some of the steaks and roasts on store shelves have been mechanically tenderized during processing. >> i had no idea. >> i don't mind meat being tenderized but i need to know about it because it does bear how i will cook it. >> reporter: experts say terry has the right idea. when beef is mechanically tenderized needles or blades are used to break town connective tissue in the meat allowing for a more tender products. the potential issue according to the usda. >> basically the process is such if there are pathogens present it will drive them into the the inner muscle and you cannot tell by looking at products whether they are mechanically tenderized or not. >> consumers need to know if this is u

jim. >> thank you. >>> now to a not ozo great story. former eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb busted a second time for driving under the influence. police out in arizona arrested mcnabb after he got into a car crash. officers say mcnabb rear-ended another driver stopped at red light. he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. no one was hurt. this was mcnabb's mug schott after his 2014 arrest. he served 24 hours in jail for that crime. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, someone is putting fake claims in mailboxes in bucks county. the card says you have $50 of jewelry waiting to be picked up. it's been showing up across the area. the card looks official. it says reply immediately. it says you have to pay a processing fee of almost $9 to get that jewelry. police are warning do not call the phone number on the card or most importantly here give your credit card information. >>> now to a neighborhood watch in action. a homeowner in burlington county saw three teenagers ss acting suspiciously yesterday at 3:00 in the morning. the homeowner called police. t