that was it. >> stahl: that was it?er the 2nd, 28 years ago. >> higginsen: when we heard his story, i just fell apart. i just... that's when you knew that you had to tell that story. >> stahl: yeah, you couldn't... >> higginsen: you can't... you couldn't really make that one up. >> stahl: it was a turning point. vy and ken decided to take a risk-- to have each singer tell his or her own true story paired with a song. debbie bingham, the nurse, wanted to talk about losing her son. he passed away four years ago. >> bingham: my son was diagnosed with cancer when he was 34 years old. >> stahl: oh, my word. she's the one who took care of him. >> bingham: it didn't matter how much i knew. it didn't matter how much i helped other people, i just couldn't do anything. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stahl: debbie knew what she wanted to sing in the show-- "i will always love you," the song made famous by whitney houston. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bingham: only problem was, vy wasn't crazy about it at first. >> higginsen: i wasn't sure. >> stahl: why weren't you sure?

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health reporter stephanie stahl gives us an exclusive first look how this new robotic technology workte? >> and jessica all the storms have died out for tonight but as we head into tomorrow, yet another severe weather threat is on the way. finally some dry days ahead. i'll have the full seven day forecast coming up. >> and it's a custard cut back. why rita's water ice is no longer serving its famous creamy treat whe >> they can his out. a large sting way caught on the second avenue beach in north wildwood. this feet was posted on the wildwood boardwalk facebook page so you can now add stingray to the list of ocean wildlife scene on jersey shore beaches this season. it goes along with the portuguese man of war and baby sharks. >>> actor tom selleck accused of stealing water from california. selleck's local water district is suing him. it claims the magnum pi and blue blood star stole truck loads of water from public hydrant and took it to his ranch. he grows avocados there. they require a large amount of water. california is current until the midst of historic drought. >>> women's worl

i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> feel good story on so many levels.ell visitors are enjoying summer in philadelphia at a pop up garden on south street. garden at 15th and south hosted dog days of summer celebration. this garden is one of two there's another at ninth and wharton. both set up by the pennsylvania horticultural society some taking in the sites of garden enjoyed beer from a brewery. >> pedestrians and bike riders have a new route to take a new path opened that allows travel from philadelphia to phoenix phoenixville part of a montgomery county project that includes the restoration of the red bridge pedestrian bridge and path. the expansion 1.75 miles. 65 miles are complete with 125 to go. >>> iran past bikers today on the -- i guess the river. neck to the river and they all of them had their water. >> oh yeah. >> they were trucking. you got to have it on a night like today. >> get one of those bike water bottle holders i have one of them and take it all the way to my hometown of phoenixville. >> the trails are beautiful out there. glad to s

health reporter stephanie stahl has that story. it's the spot on the arm that's long been a curse for women. >> it's a very tough area. please get rid of that flab. >> as much as i work out i can't firm it you have. >> 31-year-old neat at a says no amount of push ups have slimmed down her arms. >> when i'm dancing or moving my arms it does jiggle good now she's trying cosmetic procedure called cool sculpting to tackle her arm flab. >> first thing we're going to do i'm going to take measurement. area. this machine going to freeze the fat and it's going to destroy those fat cells and encourage the body to gradually em limb 98 those fat cells in a very natural process. >> dermatologist susan bart says cool sculpting that costs $1,500 takes two hours to treat both arms and the results will be permanent. >> you can expect 20% reduction. >> norman row says for extreme cases there may be only one solution. >> all really depends on what the patient wants and how far they're willing to go to get it. >> the effect of bringing that arm up and

i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well advancements in technology may mean you'll never have to smell if your milk has gone bad using thee d printing scientists created a mass tick cap imbedded with electronics to wirelessly monitor the freshness freshness. wait there's more. the new technology could also make it possible for shoppers to check the freshness of shelved food from their cell phone. yes from their cell phone. how about that? >> i kind of like it. >> i know. probably shop a lot for the familiarly. >> i don't ever want to smell milk again. no thank you. >> it can be bad. >>> it can. >> let's take look at the weather tonight. >> pretty night night out there. just out there on the sky deck. you just can't help but look at the beautiful moon outside. in fact chopper three was up earlier taking beautiful shots of the moon for us. take look at this. gorgeous. now this friday by the way much of the world will be seeing a blue moon and did you know that blue moon has nothing to do with the color of the moon. during most years the earth experiences 12 full moons one i

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new research from philadelphia. >> reporter: lee casedding was flawless as a result of careful planning that she credits remembering all of the details to a drug that she and her new husband now joke about. >> he teases me that if you forget something he doesn't take memory pills but do i. >> reporter: drug she's taking vivant is used to treat attention deficit hyper activity disorder. new research from penn medicine found it can improve cognitive issues related to menopause. >> i was forgetting things that i would never have forgotten before. my attention to detail was slipping. it became very frustrating. >> reporter: she's not alone. millions of woman experience difficulties with memory, focus and organization related to menopause that can show up in the mid 40's, along with other symptoms like whose flashes, and insomnia. >> let's practice, click the green bar to continue. >> reporter: computer memory test where is used to effective tests of the drug. lee, hoist 59, was among 32 menopausal woman in the study. >> for some woman we saw

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i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> how about that?ember my number in west philadelphia. that's when we had ti sick. a lot of people remember that. >> bang. >> not any more. >> no. >> one of philadelphia's favorite pop up parks is back. >> park on the parkway officially opened to the public today and new season means a new theme at eakins oval in front of the art museum much this year's theme is summer kaleidoscope. some of the features include a pop up beer garden gore if any food trucks and a disc golf course. >> big honey for cape may county park and zoo. trip adviser.com ranked it the 13th best zoo in the world. the fifth best zoo in the country park and zoo in cape may is free to the public and has been a popular destination for families for near the 40 years now. donations keep those doors open. number one zoo was the san diego zoo. >> you spend a lot of that time at that zoo. >> fond memories from that zoo. one day down the shore it's a little cloudy. maybe a little cooler and you take the kids to the cape may county park zoo. >

our stephanie stahl takes a closer look at this healthwatch exclusive. at cuss. >>> i'm ukee washington. here are the kay's top stories a popular center city eatery is scene of the brazen robbery. philadelphia police say two men forced their way in tria cafe in the washington square west neighborhood. duo got away with thousands of dollars. >>> also a tractor trailer and pickup truck collided on i295 in west deptford this afternoon. the semi came close to careening off the overpass and on to route 45 below. there is no word if anyone was seriously hurt, kate. >>> ukee, after a quiet weekend and quiet day for most of the day we have some showers and storms forming over southern delaware and that is setting the scene for more storms, that will impact our area throughout the day tomorrow and into wednesday. high humidity as well. i have good news for end of the week though. sun returns and humidity drops, coming up on thursday and friday, jessica. >> that sound promising kate, thank you. >>> mexican police and security forces are frantically searching for a

health reporter stephanie stahl has that story. >> reporter: it is spot on the arm that has long been a curse for women. >> very tough a area. >> please get rid of the flap. >> as much as i work out i cannot firm it up. >> reporter: this 31 year-old would map says no amount of push-ups had has slim down her arms. >> when i'm dancing or moving my arms it jiggles. >> reporter: now she's trying cosmetic procedure call cool sculpting to tackle her arm flab. >> first thing i will take a measurement of the area. this machine will measure the the fat and it will destroyed those fat cells and encourage the body to gradually eliminate those fat cells in a very natural process. >> reporter: dermatologist susan bart says school sculpting that cost $1,500 takes close to two hours to treat both arms and the results will be permanent. >> patients who have cool sculpting done can expect a 20 percent reductions in the fat per area treated. >> reporter: norman row says that for extreme cases there may only be one solution. >> it all really depend on what the patient was and how far they are willing to

health reporter stephanie stahl new kind of brain drain. and coffee isn't enough? trend when it comes to brewing your morning joe that comes with a double jolt. we'll explain. >> also ahead young cancer pain wasn't special connection to her nurse. and how she gets to marry the man of her dreams. we'll have her sweet story and how it is going viral. coming up next. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> on the cbs-3 health watch this morning digital amnesia. that's when you forget numbers, and other important information, because they live in your smart phone and other devices. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on this new casino of brain drain that so many of us are suffering from. >> they are all smart phones for a reason, they remember everythin

captioning funded by cbs and ford >> stahl: the f-35 fighter jet is the most technologically advanced system in history. each one contains nearly a half a ton of what's called rare earth elements, almost all of which come from china. >> the guidance systems on weapons systems and tomahawk cruise missile, any of the smart bombs have rare earths in them. i'd be hard-pressed to name anything that we consider worth building today and going forward that would not have a rare earth compound in it. >> stahl: because of this, because of the monopoly on rare earths, does china threaten our national security? >> unchecked, yes. >> anything you can say, barbara? >> cooper: barbara mancini was charged with helping her 93-

consider worth building today and going forward that would not have a rare earth compound in it. >> stahluse of this, because of the monopoly on rare earths, does china threaten our national security? >> unchecked, yes. >> anything you can say, barbara? >> cooper: barbara mancini was charged with helping her 93- year-old terminally ill father kill h

stephanie stahl is here now with more. >> imagine getting a message from the white house it happened to a philadelphia patient who is becoming an advocate, she will be honored at the white house tomorrow among nine being awarded as champions of change for being on the front lines of finding new kind of treatments. it was on her phone emily crammer first learned the white house wanted to honor her for her work to find better treatments for cystic fibrosis cf. >> we have been really focused on accelerating research. >> reporter: emily, who is 30 and takes variety of medications has a rare, advanced stage of the progressive lung disease. >> the funny thing about cf is it is very possessive. i look really healthy on the outside and that mask the fact that i have advanced stage disease and i'm about 35 percent lung function. >> reporter: from her home in bala cynwyd she started emily's entourage about raising money about cystic fibrosis. it has contributed more than 1.5 million-dollar for research on the rare mutation that is threatening her life. >> we're really trying to buy time, so th

captioning funded by cbs and ford >> stahl: the f-35 fighter jet is the most technologically advancedtem in history. each one contains nearly a half a ton of what's called rare earth elements, almost all of which come from china. >> the guidance systems on weapons systems and tomahawk cruise missile, any of the smart bombs have rare earths in them. i'd be hard-pressed to name anything that we consider worth building today and going forward that would not have a rare earth compound in it. >> stahl: because of this, because of the monop earths, does china threaten our national security? >> unchecked, yes. >> anything you can say, barbara? >> cooper: barbara mancini was charged with helping her 93- year-old terminally ill father

health reporter stephanie stahl is there i don't dues to you this little guy and tell you more about this remarkable surgery, stephanie. >> reporter: this whole thing is a big wow the world's first double hand transplant on a child a medical milestone for a very special little boy eight year-old zion hardy was happy to show off his new hand, weeks after the historic transplant. at a press conference he explained, how they felt. >> hurt at first but then good. perfect. >> reporter: zion had a sepsis infection at two years old to save his life, doctors amputated his hand and legs, and he had a liver transplant. >> unaudible. >> i had to get them cut off because i was sick. >> reporter: video shows how adapted physically and emotionally. >> my classmates don't mean to say mean thing to me. >> he is amazing in his own right, for me, it is just a blessing. i have been blessed with a god send angel. >> reporter: after only a few weeks on the transplant waiting list unidentified donor was found, chop assembled the transplant team for the ten hour operation. >> it is a huge step forward in t

our stephanie stahl takes a closer look in this healthwatch exclusive kate. >>> it has been a quiet pleasant july day despite increase in humidity. couple showers are popping up across delaware and we will have storms to track all day tomorrow. i'll have latest details coming up, leslie? >>> but first, it is also mocking bird monday the lit rare i world is buzz go ahead of the world of the author's forgotten sequel. >>> all-star break is here in, baseball tonight but phillies closer jonathan papelbon has strong words for the front office. plus philadelphia's least favorite cowboy is making national news for the wrong reasons, we will have that coming up later for new sports. nature racial. lit rare i. >>> we have some breaking news chopper three over i-95 in northeast philadelphia where would be lane has been taken out after a trash truck lost its load of trash on the highway. this is happening on the northbound side near exit for aramingo avenue and betsy ross bridge. most of the trash there has been put on the shoulder. you can see it but second trash truck is blocking far right lanes as c

i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> i do love cash. i don't know about the cold factor here but -- >> cold potato for dinner -- >> i would try it. >> try it once. >> cold potato is better than no potato. >> how are the storms looking. >> storms are off at the west for now which is good news. we're tracking the storms the threat for more storms that will get right in here and bring us the threat for heavy rain tomorrow and again on thursday. but we've also got some beautiful things happening outside. i want to show you this great video we had earlier tonight much this is a time lapse shout out to justin for rolling on this camera for and the sunset looked beautiful over the ben franklin bridge tonight from our campbell's field camera over across the river on skycam3. looked beautiful now you can see the darkening sky and it was a pretty quiet evening in the city of philadelphia. most of the showers missed us to the north. they were over the poconos. now things are looking pretty nice outside at the moment and you can see we're tracking

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> nobody likes the tick. >> not me. >> new tonight we told you about former eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb's run in with the law. now we're going to show it to you. >> that we are. mcnabb's arrest caught on camera. how he tried to talk his way out the situation. >> plus, pluto is getting ready for its close up after nearly three bill billion mile journey and nasa spacecraft is hours away from its long awaited planet with the draft planet. >> we've got showers moving through portions of the delaware delaware. light showers headed our way through tonight. but we are tracking showers and storms through tomorrow coming up we'll time it out and i'll tell when you the weather turns nice again in the seven day forecast. >> from shirts to shoes jeans to handbags, if your favorite clothes and accessories scene better days but you can't bear to throw them out i'm jim donovan. coming up three on your side shows you how companies that made them may be able to make them look new again. ♪ >> wisconsin governor scott walker entered the 2016 race. he is t

health reporter stephanie stahl explains how one group is trying to raise awareness about another sideindependence day. ♪ >> reporter: they're supposed to be fun, entertaining and patriotic but fireworks can be tormenting for some veterans. >> that first mortar that sent off, boom, boom, boom, it instantly reminded me of being back in combat and hearing the indirect fire from the mortar tube. >> reporter: greg coats was wounded in iraq. he says the battle didn't end once he returned home. on one july 4th greg found himself in full combat mode again. >> i jump and reaching for my arrival. just like i would do, you know, in the streets of ramadi and iraq. it absolutely sent me back there just in less than the blink of an eye report roar experts say the loud noises and blasts that come with firework can bring traumatic combat memories for veterans suffering with ptsd post traumatic stress diss or. >> that fear that unbridled panic is just as real as something had just happened to them. >> reporter: now a non-profit called military with ptsd is trying to raise awareness. the group's facebo

i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> the countdown to the papal visit roll ross. we are now 58 days away from the highly anticipateed arrival of pope francis to philadelphia. the pontiff's first visit to the united states has inspired many some just want to be near him. others are going a step further. enter the pope toaster. debbie fireman of narberth added a metal plate to a novelty toaster and pope toast was born. deb bee spent years in marking she got no touch with company that makes metal inserts that allow images to burn into the bread. another plate shares the pope mosses message. >> because his message spreads love i thought it would be cool to say spread the love and have the pope's face. >> if you're interested in getting your hands on some pope toast of your own we've set up a link at cbsphilly.com. our pat chiarocchi had that earlier. i couldn't couldn't say take bite. great smelling sandwich. >> was. >> i couldn't do it. i couldn't go there. >> good way to get off the carbs. put the pope's face on it you won't be a able to eat it. >> you got that righ

and those topical creams you see advertised, doctors say they don't do much. >> stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitn >> bill cosby's hollywood star will remain where it is, despite continued demands it be removedment activists say does bye should not be honored after his admission that he bought drugs to use on women with whom he wanted to have sex. the hollywood chamber of commerce said the stars cannot be removed once added because the walk is a registered historic landmark. >> well, omar sharif, legendary actor who starred in classic films like laurence of arab ya, has died. according to his agent he died of heart attack in cairo hospital. had also been suffering from altzheimer's disease. sharif won golden globe, and nominated for oscar for lauren of arabia. he was 83 years old. >>> a ten dif settlement has been reached in the lawsuit that claims actor tom celek stole water for his southern california ranch where he grows after kad owes, blue blood star sued by water district in ventura county, suit claims that a tanker truck filled up with water and hauled it to celek's ranch more than

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on a new you plan to help change all had. >> reporter: it is hard to think it is even happening isn't it. >> yes. >> reporter: there are a variety of local federal programs, helping families and children with food supplementtation. today senator casey was in south philadelphia hoping to help some needy kids there. youngsters at christian street ymca looked like a happy bunch but many don't have enough eat at home and depend on food hand outs at the y. >> it is upsetting but i'm in the surprised. we serve a lot of children that come here every day that say they didn't have breakfast. they won't have dinner when they go home. >> reporter: lynn sanders at the y says hundreds of thousands of children in philadelphia are hungry, it hurts their health and their ability to learn. >> it effects their academics how well they pay attention preschool they fall asleep if they are hungry. they don't know what is going on. when they are full, it is very different. >> reporter: currently children who qualify for federal food program get breakfast, lunch and s

health reporter stephanie stahl has the exclusive story of how it's paying off for delaware county mothernd son. kate? >>> the showers finally moving out and no rain in the forecast for the next two days. we've got beautiful weather but we're tracking a heat wave that's going to start this weekend. i'll have the details coming up with the seven day forecast. >>> plus, pluto up close for the very first time. the long awaited images of the dwarf planet are revealed when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> this is the last image of mexico's most notorious prisoner before he escaped from his cell. joaquin el chapo guzman slipped through a 2-foot hole just out of site of the surveillance camera rahs. the drug kingpin dropped into a ventilateed tunnel equipped with electricity. and there was even a motorcycle to help him speed away. the international manhunt for guzman continues tonight. >>> president obama addressed the topic of comedian bill cosby when questioned today at his press conference. sexual assault awareness group asking the white house to revoke cosby's presidential medal of freedom f

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new study released late today. >> reporter: renee is working with her there to try to lose weight. she dropped 30-pound taking part in the year long study of the injectable drug sachssinda. >> i had a great relationship but the doctors and everyone, that was in the study they really encourage me. >> reporter: thinks fourth weight loss drug approved by federal drug administration since 20 126789. >> it tends to decrease gastric emptying of the stomach and it gives signals to the brain to lower hunger and inn crease. >> reporter: studies participants lost 18 and a half pound over 56 weeks. those taking placebo only lost 6 pounds. it is designed for patients who are obese or overweight with at least one weight-related condition like high blood pressure or diabetes. >> overall effect of the drug was very good and very comparable or better than the drugs that are now in the market. >> reporter: but drug is also expensive and can cause serious side effects including heart and vision problems. >> now i'm strictly trying to do it on my own with

there is an easy way for any one to get that information. >> health reporter stephanie stahl joins us to tell us how it works. >> reporter: it will be a popular one. the finding the best surgeon... no audio. >> new web site from a non-profit you can compare which surgeons have the fewest number of patients who die or have complications. it can be a life or death decision choosing a good surgeon, until now, there was in way to find out how they compared. >> we're identifying for consumers which ones do bet and which ones do worth. >> reporter: robert with consumer checkbook says rating compared top performing doctors in 14 type of major surgery including heart stomach and knees. >> the rate is of surgeons in terms of how many deaths, complications and other bad outcomes. >> reporter: new ratings are based on a analysis of federal government record that covered 4 million surgeries performed by more than $50,000 doctors. >> we adjust for how old patients relevant, what kind of surgery it is, et cetera. the once we have done that adjusting there are some surgeons where you are three times

coming up at 6:00 health reporter stephanie stahl talks to a local expert about just how much to drink and to eat to stay hydrate i. >>> also cbs philly.com is a great resource for you right now, you can find updated forecast as well as a list of cooling center and public pools. >>> well, if you tried and failed to buy septa passes today for papal visit you are not alone. septa was force to suspend sales after higher then anticipated traffic overwhelmed the site. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is a at septa headquarters right new to tell you all bit steve. >> reporter: ukee this week, more than 900,000 simulated concurrent users were used this stress test that web site but this morning when the web site launched at 9:00 a.m. more than three times that absolute number of actual real life people tried to log in all at ones. we wanted to necessity why they so grossly under estimated. >> a contrast of expectations. >> we tell you you need to be at a particular place at a particular time, then we can almost to a certain degree, tell you that you'll be able to make it in. >> repor

our stephanie stahl takes a closer look. and we're expecting a very hot and humid day today. meteorologist, justin drabick is live and the latest on the heat advisory and warning that is about to take effect. we'll be right when you don't get enough sleep... and your body aches... you're not yourself. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol®. >> returning to breaking news in south philadelphia this morning, three alarm fire forces dozens of residents out of their homes fire officials say, the fire broke out in a 3-story home under renovation in the 2,000 block of south juniper street around 3:00 a.m. as precaution, an entire 1300 block of snyder has been evacuated. firefighters remain on the scene there right now as they continue to douse some hot spots. >>> justin joining us again for look at weather and today we're seeing the hot and muggy wet their really so far this summer we've avoided to large extent. >> actually only seen ten days of 90 degrees temperatures, not bad avera

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health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the problem and some simple solutions summer fun for mosttudents means a break from schoolwork but for maggie neilson's girls it is not a total break from learning. >> get them reading or going to museums studying for a trip we may go honor whatever the case may be. >> reporter: studies show math and reading skills candy kline significantly during summer months, if the work isn't kept up at home. >> a little bit of reading a couple times a week is all it takes. >> reporter: pediatricians say it is important for young are students to keep learning curve going. >> you don't want to have really pushed in and try to learn how you to read in kindergarten, first, second great and do nothing for two and a half months because they to fall behind. >> reporter: along with reading for three minutes a day, experts say parents should encourage their children to write over summer maybe keeping a journal or writing letters. take time to review school assignments from the previous year but they stress it is important to find a balance. >> it is really fun l

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health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the unsettle report and how you can protect you and your>> also something for the kids among many movies new in theaters we will look at the new adam zapped letter movie pixel. >>> and beautiful start to the day, this is like broken record we cannot stop playing. we love it. when we can expect heat and humidity to return and our next chance of rain. we have to look ahead. energy today while it last, we we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. hershey's is mine, yours our chocolate. >>> happening today festival of the ballooning takes flight in new jersey, even yoda and dark vader are in on the action. three day festival feature 100 character shaped balloons from all around the world. thinks billed as largest summer time hot air balloon and music festival in north america. so big event there. >>> you may have missed the world's largest rubber duck at the tall ships festival after it was punctured and deflated last month? new there is another rubber duck in town, tall ships festiva

helping to change lives and big prize money best innovations, health reporter stephanie stahl has thery how it is paying off for delaware county mother and son. and the heat is on. you can already feel it this morning. meteorologist, justin drabick will be right back with more on what you can expected to. >>> new developments from this huge fire in south philadelphia, it has forced dozens every people out of their homes this morning we're live on the scene, with the latest on the investigation dangerous heat on the way find cool place to be temperatures expected to feel like they're in the triple digits today good morning, today is sunday, july 19th, i'm todd quinones in for nicole brewer. here's meteorologist justin drabick, when i stepped out at 4:00 this morning already hot, humid then. >> specially here in center city, at least sunday, people just kind of hang out stay cool chill out at the pool or maybe head to the shore. that's one way to beat the heat. and it will continue though into monday, un for the lip so we will be dealing with potential for dangerous heat this afternoon.

i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:45.re is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and vanita nair join us live from new york. happy fourth of july. >> happy fourth to you too. on this fourth of july it took 20 years thousands of trees and millions of dollars but a replica of the ship that helped win revolutionary war is back in the u.s. we will take awe aboard. >> they are the wonders of the world that are in the on that famous list of seven, we will show you places just as impressive and far less crowded. >> and he has fronted the popular band willco for 20 years but for his new group he recruited his teenage son. find out how a health scare turned this father/son act in an emotional journey for the whole family and hear a performance in our saturday session. >> all that plus your eye opener, dish and preview of the world cup final just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> sound like a great show, we will be watching, thank you. >>> 6:46. solar plane powered only by sunlight made hi try after flyin

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on that new research. >> reporter: loaded with vitamin c and other nutrient citrus fruit is popular and healthy but new study that followed 25,000 people found a link between consuming citrus and medical nome at deadliest form of skin cancer. people that drank orange juice once a day were 25 percent more likely to develop melanoma then those with less than weekly. those ate whole grapefruit three times a week had a 41 percent higher risk verse those who never ate it. citrus fruits contain certain chemicals men to make skin, more sensitive to the sun. they also add that this doesn't mean that citrus causes cancer. it is when combined with excessive sun exposure without protection. and, the risk was only found with orange juice and whole grapefruit not whole citrus. scientists say they could contain compounds that increase cancer risk. doctors say that the best way to prevent melanoma and other skin cancer is to avoid sun exposure and use sun screen every day. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right. 7:46 right now and it i