. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl. a safety precaution was ignored by the dentist and it happens all the time. find out what and how to protect yourself next. >>> and it was another hot, humid day today. it started with sun then the clouds rolled in and heavy rain impacted portions of the area. so can we expect more rain for the weekend? i'll tell when you the wet weather could move and when the humidity breaks coming up. >>> and the $540 million mega millions jackpot drawing just took place. we'll have the winning numbers for you when we come back.

very important focus, our stephanie stahl explains why the dishes these teens are making can also keep them healthy. lauren? >>> it was a soggy night for many across the delaware valley with up to 5 inches have rain falling in some spots and heavy rain returns as we head in the weekend ale let you know when to expect it in the full forecast coming up. >>> she didn't have a glove and she didn't use her hand, but somehow, she made the catch of the night, don't miss it. >>> plus what what eagle gets a new deal and another one is feeling the brotherly love. update from training

. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl. a safety precaution was ignored by the dentist and it happens all the time. find out what and how to protect yourself next. >>> and it was another hot, humid day today. it started with sun then the clouds rolled in and heavy rain impacted portions of the area. so can we expect more rain for the weekend? i'll tell when you the wet weather could move and when the humidity breaks coming up. >>> and the $540 million mega millions jackpot drawing just took place. we'll have the winning numbers for you when we come back. cbs3 house watch exclusive. south jersey mom who lost part of her vision at the dentist. >> an accident that could have been prevented but her dentist didn't use eye protect. it's a federal recommendation that some dentists don't follow. health reporter stephanie stahl explains. i love it. >> reporter: jenn maroney tried to family art projects with limited vision. her right eye was destroyed during a routine dental procedure. >> this is the morning after i woke up and i act

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> that goes for those philadelphia eagles as well, outhere year after year in this time of the year in this heat. >> sweating. >> a lot. >> that is for sure. >> lets go back to the studio and check with nicole and don. >> yeah, you said it, right not just dnc in south philadelphia, we have our bird back. >> and they are sweating. helmets and shoulder pads on it is rough out there. >> it is nature of the business, first day of the eagles training camp is front page news and lead newscast but this is not a normal day with the dnc in town rookie head coach doug pederson's first day goes somewhat gently into that good night. here's dougie fresh at camp. he looks cool on a 90 plus degree day, rookie quarterbacks, quarterback and select veterans, practicing today, nearly 40 guys in all, now wednesday the full squad shows up but right now it is all about doug's first day. >> just anxious to get here, excited to be here and wanting to be here extremely early but it is one of the deals where you just to have pace yourself, long camp, taking it day

. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl. a safety precaution was ignored by the dentist and it happens all the time. find out what and how to protect yourself next. >>> and it was another hot, humid day today. it started with sun then the clouds rolled in and heavy rain impacted portions of the area. so can we expect more rain for the weekend? i'll tell when you the wet weather could move and when the humidity breaks coming up. >>> and the $540 million mega millions jackpot drawing just took place. we'll have the winning numbers for you when we come bac cbs3 house watch exclusive. south jersey mom who lost part of her vision at the dentist. >> an accident that could have been prevented but her dentist didn't use eye protect. it's a federal recommendation that some dentists don't follow. health reporter stephanie stahl explains. i love it. >> reporter: jenn maroney tried to family art projects with limited vision. her right eye was destroyed during a routine dental procedure. >> this is the morning after i woke up and i actua

is there a way to make that more entertaining. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to tell us about a unique camp. >> this is a camp for teens with kidney disease helping them master a renal diet. experts at children's hospital of philadelphia came up with a way to make life lessons fun. >> eighteen year-old williams is making a fruit smoothie learning how to cook healthy and helping her stay alive. >> if i eat, too much salt or have too much to drink i get bloated. i end up in the hospital. >> reporter: she has kidney disease and need a transplant. the she's part of the week long cooking camp for teens with kidney disease. >> i learned a lot,. >> we have all have of our dry ingredient here. >> reporter: chefs from the restaurant school teach kidney patients how things like herbs can be used for flavoring instead of salt, sodium and others minerals can be dangerous. nina foster business the department at chop that organizes a camp for their young patients. >> they talk about who has what and that is just part of getting to know each other but kind of being supportive of each o

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health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the reaction. this is great news. >> very exciting, nicole. >> until now there has been very little progress in the fight against als also known as lou gehrig's disease, devastating illness name after baseball player who brought to it national prominence. well now buckets of ice cubes have changed things. 17 million people posted videos on line, taking the ice bucket challenge for als. instant sensation quickly raised 150 million-dollar. >> i could not believe how fast it took off. >> reporter: ice bucket challenge is aimed at helping people like 44 year-old wes rose diagnosed 11 years ago. >> it is a bad deal but look what i have. i have a life that i have always wanted, so to be able to say that, it is hard to complain frankly. >> reporter: he is married with two sons and able to continue teaching biology at arcadia university. >> we will see. >> reporter: eventually the neuro degenerative disease will paralyze him to the point of being unable to breathe. >> yeah, i think about what is coming in

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is in spring guard when more on the big changer caused by the heat, stephanie. >> reporter: is there just a little breeze, hardly matters, just a few moments out here it is really oppressive. hospitals tell me they are expect to go see a growing number of patients over the next few days as this heat wave persists. the equipment is ready at hahnemann hospital, including fans that are used in the emergency department, to cool off patients with heat-related illnesses. >> typically you will start to get cramps, nausea, light headed, dizzy and then pass out, worst case you can even die. >> reporter: doctor eric stander say dehydration is biggest danger in the heat. >> you are able to sweat and get your temperature down. >> reporter: to rehydrate patients and reduce body temperatures patients are often given iv saline solution. >> this is normal saline, this will be will cooler body temperatures but we have the ability to use cold or liquid in this. >> reporter: outside beating the heat is all about finding some shade and loading up on liquid but doctors s

health reporter stephanie stahl has his amazing story. >> reporter: john paul easily navigates ropesorhood park this kind of free playing is something that nobody ever expect from the little boy, and first three years after her life. >> it is incredible how far she has come good john paul has been adapted five years ago by michael cover man living in camden county. they felt they could help, because michael is brian. >> i felt like i could provide him with all of the knowledge that i had acquired, and i wanted to help him achieve his full potential. >> reporter: not knowing what was wrong with his eyes he turn to wills eye. >> i could see you. >> reporter: doctor alex levin determined one eye was damage beyond repair but there was hepp for his left eye where they found cataract and other issues that could be fix surgically. the problem was, they didn't know what had caused the eye issues. so it would be risky. >> it is a complete unknown, whether they showed, and associated with this vision at all. >> reporter: complicating things john paul had in language skills, nothing was known a

i'm stephanie stahl. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead. ment a look at what's new in theatres this holiday weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up: two classic tails give new liver to the big screen, family >> back now, with the taste every hollywood, for some local youngsters, thanks to the philadelphia police department. officers of the 12th police district on woodland avenue transformed the role call route into a full-fledged movie theater popcorn, and other smacks, sort of like ahoy wood premiere. kids and their families took in free screening of utopia, the movie night was all part of the district's cops and kids program which seeks to foster positive relationships between local kids and police officers. >>> looks like a good time. meantime, two new movies are hitting theatres this july 4th weekend. kevin frazier from entertainment tonight takes you behind the scenes. >> this week, alexander scars guard shares the secret to building enough muscle, to take on the jungle for the legend of tarzan, and dreamed world comes to life with fr

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> way to go, emily.g up in the next half hour of cbs-3, "eyewitness news", a new threat put dallas police on edge. what has officers on alert this time. >> septa releases new schedule, and borrowed cars, the transit agency tries to give regional rail commuters more breathing room. kate? >> and what a beautiful start to our sunday morning after a heatwave, and some clouds, and drizzle yesterday. today, well, we're back to the relief. lower humidity, sunshine, and nice breeze, i'll tell you how long it lasts coming up. oh, here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splashing. you can wear anything and pour bleach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. also try crystals and packs. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels better. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin canc

health reporter stephanie stahl tells us about therapy coming up next. >> also ahead, come sale away.e will take you to the local camp that promises some fast paced fun. plus there is girl isn't pulling any punches. find out what makes this young phenom the begs boxer, a mid a group of boys. >>> and the holiday weekend is finally here. which day will be the best to get out there and enjoy the summer weather justin is back with the answer coming up next. dear fellow citizen, spending time hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm even ready, she'll be off to college. and though i've planned for it, i may need a loan to help her pay her way there. just like i do for my son. citizens bank student loans call 1-866-999-0150 as a leader in student lending, we have student loan options that others don't. including better alternatives to federal loans. i can show you how to pay for your own child's way to college. in case you don't find that treasure chest. if you have a question about student loans, ask me. sincerely, michele wright fellow mom and fellow citizen. ci

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> there is a lot more still ahead on "eyewitness newsleve? >> reporter: home invasion in a shore town i'm cleve bryan, coming up where police now stand in the investigation and when they expect to release many more details. >>> heat wave should break by the end of the week but we're trading the heat for some scattered thunderstorms i'll time out best chance for storms and we will take a peak in the weekend coming up when we come right back. grand canyon and glacierger than national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> well, we have an update to the story we brought you on monday, a dog had been re united with its owner after the animal was a allegedly given to someone else by a shelter. these are photos of the reunion from act philly, dog's name is jake. jake's owner claims act philly violated a 48 hour hold pol policy by allowing someone else to take her dog in the sh

health reporter stephanie stahl has zika update. >> reporter: first female to male transmission of the zika virus happened with the 20 year-old woman who returned to new york city from the zika effected area. her male partner had not traveled outside the you had. >> they had sexual intercourse just before she began to develop symptoms. we know this is time when people affect with zika are highest levels of the virus in their blood. >> reporter: mosquitoes usually spread the virus, sexually transmitted cases until now were all men, spreading the virus to their partners. the biggest concern is for pregnant with man because virus can cause severe birth defects. there are updated guidelines for pregnant woman. >> current recommendation is for men with pregnant partners to use other method, if is there a wrist of zika transmission and we will extend that to include couples where sexual partner is female. >> reporter: pennsylvania department of health launched a zika prevention program distributing 2500 kits for pregnant woman that includes information and mosquito repel apartments. >> we're

our stephanie stahl shows us her journey to fail and why it means so squuuuack, let's feed him let'srks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. 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. squuuuack, it's what you do. >>> philadelphia will be filled with visitors this weekend for dnc but one family is here to celebrate the movie rocky and its message of determination. health reporter stephanie stahl explains how rocky, helped a cancer patient. >> we made it, yeah. >> reporter: been a long, difficult journey for sandy and her family who live in illinois. she was diagnosed with breast cancer, ten years ago. >> the doctors, pretty much looked at me and said they didn't know if they could cure it. we were thinking i was than the going to survive it. >> with a smile she endured surgery, chemo and radia

and that was our stephanie stahl reporting. still ahead a sneak peak what's due in theatres this weekend. >> i'm nancy odel. coming up: matt damian back as super spy jason born, and me a and kristin bell, at the the lincoln summer init's time to relax.t, from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers. lease a lincoln mkx for $349 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months and just announced $1,000 summer invitation bonus. >> there is something for the guys and something for the gals at the move thinks weekend, nancy odel from entertainment tonight shows you what is new in theatres. >> this week, matt damian shares how he got back in fighting shape for his role as mysterious agent jason born. and mil a and cast of bad moms let loose and open up on being moms on screen and off. >> i can't take this

stephanie stahl, cbs-3 #, "eyewitness news". >> and still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", one giant cereal company looking up a way to serve breakfast in a unique way, we'll show i zero you where and how much it will cost you. >> karen theus as is will ramp up their engines in south philadelphia this morning, cherri gregg live at the 11th annual east passyunk car show and festivalment finds out how many antique and muscle cars will be rolling through. hi, justin. >> good morning, everyone, still dodging some scattered showers around in part of the area this morning, but it is still stays unsettled as we head into the work week, we'll let you know when things dry out coming up in a few minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> hot, humid, out to justin three on the skydeck, unfortunately, that humidity sticking around, but it is a little cooler. that's nice. >> it is cooler, yes, temperatures in the 70s, but it feels tropical out here. pretty nasty, in fact, if you have to spend several hours outside, swweating o

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness >> increasing options now available for the family car. coming up on cbs sunday morning. >> this may look like your average every day auto shop. except for one thing. quality control. feeling very confident and brave, founder and ceo of texas armoring ration. a san antonio based company that turns ordinary cars into rolling fortresses. >> these aren't base trucks we're talking about, these are passenger vehicles that can stop any type of rifle round, handgun, even up to hand grenades, ied's, those type of explosives. >> but, don't call these vehicles bulletproof. you can make something hundred% bulletproof? >> no, bulletproof does not exist. all our vehicles are bullet resistant. >> the glass will crack, it will splinter, you just don't want it to penetrate you? >> that's correct. it won't penetrate. >> turning your car into a fortress, that this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >> and coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news": we will show you the surprise gift for a folcroft officer injured in the line of dut

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> we night need some sunscreen today.ill be a sin day. >> but not as uncomfortable, temperatures in the 90s for three days, which is a little too hot, and very humid. that's the big difference today. we feel the temperatures drop, also the humidity drop, and nice breeze, as women. let's see how the morning is starting out. looking live toward the skyline, and boy is it beautiful out there this morning, deep blue sky already, the sun came up at about 5:42 this morning, and it looks great right now. if you are up early, you're enjoying great start to the day, and it feels nice, with temperatures generally in the low 70s, in the city, 60s in some of the suburbs. take a look at cut town, area middle school, it is 64 degrees, in kutztown right now, and again you can see, we've got sunshine peaking up over the horizon, 64 degrees feeling pretty fantastic, temperatures were in the 70s in many spots even overnight, the past few night, storm scan3, looks pretty good for now. sweeping the area, this is just some ground clutter, not

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. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl a safety precaution was ignored by the dentist it, happens all timement find out what, and how to protect yourself next. did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? i got your nose! i got your nose right here. i know that's your thumb, grandpa. talent! learn about it! >> justin drabick is off, kate bilo is in, on the skydeck with eyewitness weather, you can hear the birds chirping, sign of things to come today? >> gorgeous day, rahel. it feels so much better out here, like you said, blue skies a treat with the weather we've had in the past few days, had heatwave, of course, yesterday, clouds, a drizzle start to the morning, then strong thunderstorms in the afternoon. today much different watcher we expect, heading into a sunday, storms, heat, moved on out. sunny, breezy, beautiful. real nice breeze right now from the north to the west. making it feel even cooler than the thermometer indicates. and, coming up i'll tell but when the heat returns, because it is july, and the heat eventually will return, today seasonable,

. >> stephanie stahl is here with promising new research on this new technique. >> very exciting, thisesearch out is for colon cancer, instead of having to do invasive surgical biopsies doctors could soon be able to get the same information with the simple blood test. a simple blood test could some day be able to accurately predict whether some early stage cancer patients will have a recurrence, according to researchers at johns-hopkins kimmel cancer center. >> the idea that those patients who are likely to occur, should, in fact, get additional therapy. >> reporter: researchers say new tests known as liquid biopsy detects fragments of dna linked to cancer that are circulating in the blood, it could help doctors determine which colon cancer patients would need chemotherapy after surgery. >> this is optimum time to treat patients, when they have these tiny amount of cells, too low to be seen on x-ray studies. >> reporter: currently there are no dna based blood tests for cancer that are f.d.a. approved. >> liquid biopsies based on genetic alterations are the next generation of cancer tes

a student, wait until you see more amazing considering the physical challenges she over came, stephanie stahlas stories in the story coming up. >>> would you pay more than $350 for one grape? not even a bunch of grapes just one. we will tell you why this group of grapes is so special and expensive, kate. >>> well to day was day two of an impressive heat wave, ill win continue in the weekend but we are tracking chance for storms and also finally tracking some cooler, less humid air moving in the region. i'll tell you when it gets >>> i don't know about this from an investment standpoint but if you like fruit it makes a lot of sense. someone spent almost $11,000 on one bunch of grapes in jap than a. >> now these aren't just regular grapes, these ruby grapes, are about the size of the ping-pong ball and thinks first bunch of the season. break it all down, each grape costs about $360. >> yikes. >> one grape, yeah. >> now food prices are steep but not that steep. >> one grape. >> one time i paid for a $7 peach that had been overnighted and pick from the tree or whatever and -- >> was it juicy. >>

i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a serial bank robber strikes again, coming up nextn "eyewitness news", police have a name for this bandit because of his unique disguise, what it is and his local crimes coming up next. >>> plus this. >>> the fbi interviews hillary clinton about her private e-mail server, i'm weijia jiang in washington with that story coming up next. >>> and great weather so far this holiday weekend justin is back to tell us what we can expect today when "eyewitness news" continues. dear fellow citizen, spending time hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm even ready, she'll be off to college. and though i've planned for it, i may need a loan to help her pay her way there. just like i do for my son. citizens bank student loans call 1-866-999-0150 as a leader in student lending, we have student loan options that others don't. including better alternatives to federal loans. i can show you how to pay for your own child's way to college. in case you don't find that treasure chest. if you have a question about student loans, ask

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> still ahead meet the real life brothers who inspired new movie, mike and dave need wedding dates. we'll be rid back. >> phoenixville celebrates a horror film with a cult following. recreation of this famous scene from the blob. take a look. people running for their lives outside the colonial theater. this video from 2014. but this morning, there will be a street fair and parade. the blob is part of double feature at the colonial. and part of the blob was made in phoenixville in 1958. many people credit the film for making actor steve mcqueen a star. >> few years ago, two brother posted ads looking for wedding dates, and the results were nor than they bargained for, hits the big screen this weekend being mike and dave need wedding dates, marlie hall with a pro view of this off beat romantic comedy. >> zach sake effron, fun loving brothers to bring dates to bring to their sister's wedding. >> where do we even go? >> to find the perfect match they place an ad on classified. >> not your typical wedding caper. it is actually based on real li

. >> and new at 6:00 that family tells our stephanie stahl, it is a miracle their son can see, the complicatedes his lost vision, coming up by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. >>> topping our news 59 there 30, the red cross issues an urgent call for donations due to a critical shortage of blood supply. the organization says that they have fallen short of hospital needs by about 39,000 donations. >> they need increased supply of platelets. "eyewitness news" report are cleve bryan is live at a donation center in pennsauken where they are hoping to fill empty seats with donors, cleve. >> reporter: that is good news, if you come down to the blood donation center here in pennsauken you will be first one to go. they have had appointments during date but numbers are far down and they need more people, to donate blood. >> we are in an emergency need situation. >> reporter: one station full and two empty is not happy sight at red cross donation center in pennsauken. >> they have less than

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on this alarming discovery about the mosquito born disease.porter: that is right, just in south florida right now, officials are trying to reassure tourist they will be safe when visiting florida. even though it now appears mosquitoes are spreading the zika virus there. four new cases are not linked to travel or sex so officials say that means that the people were infected by mosquito by the. health investigators are going from house to house looking for places where mosquitoes can breathe, stepping up efforts to prevent zika virus from spreading. >> there was nothing in there. >> reporter: florida's governor confirmed the first suspected cases of locally transmitted zika in the united states, four people, likely got the virus from a mosquito bite. health officials believe infections occurred in the small area north of downtown miami, in the trendy wynnewood art district. >> while no mosquito traps have tested positive for the zika virus the department of health is aggressively testing people in the affected area, to ensure there are no other

today pennsylvania health officials activated their zika prevention initiative, health reporter stephanie stahlas the zika update. >> reporter: lots going on with this one guys. sick ace usually went by mosquitoes outside the united states. 1300 people in the u.s. have been infect while traveling. it can be transmitted sexually and today we have learned there are now expanded warnings about how it is spread. the first female to male transmission of the zika virus happened with the 20 year-old woman who returned to new york city from the zika affect area her male partner had not traveled outside the you had. >> they had sexual intercourse, just before she began to develop systems. we no this is the time people infect with sick air reaching highest levels of virus in their blood. >> reporter: mosquitoes usually spread the virus, sexually transmitted cases until now were all men spreading the virus to their partners. biggest concern is for pregnant woman because virus can cause severe birth defects and there are updated guidelines for pregnant woman. >> current recommendation for men hoff pregnant

health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on.i had not heard that before. >> big issue with everybody talking about dehydration. kidney stones can be a especially painful, it is in the clear exactly what causes them, there can be a variety of reasons, being dehydrated is one of them. now, doctors say that they are seeing more and more kids suffering with kidney stones. kate plays sports but excruciating pain has sidelined him for years. >> on a scale of one to ten, a nine or a ten. it has been, it is worst pain you could ever have. >> reporter: fourteen year-old has suffered through multiple kidney stones and has needed surgeries. >> believe me you would take that stone, and pray to god you could have stone so you never see your child in that kind of pain. >> reporter: doctors are seeing an increase in kids with kidney stones. it is not clear why. >> a lot of people think it may have to do with increased sedentary activity levels among kids. >> reporter: other possible reasons obesity and too much salt in the diet especially from

i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and still to come this morning on "eyewitness newst minute preparations are underway for the republican convention in cleveland but there are still some questions about security, and a surprise move from governor chris christie, he opposed smoking but find out why he did not stop a smoking ban on new jersey parks and beaches, good morning, justin. >>> good morning. another hot day across the delaware valley but there is relief in sight. we will talk about it coming up in eyewitness weather. since 1961, pearle vision has proviwith 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. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 doll

i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> an orangutan tries to make a escape and it is all caught on camera. on friday, she escaped her habitat at bush gardens in tampa forcing the people to evacuate. bush gardens employees and florida wild life commission got her back to the enclosure in about an hour and fortunately, no one was hurt. >> just jumped branch to branch. you could see a little panic. we got a little situation. >> she's actually the second orangutan in less than three weeks to escape from the bush gardens enclosure. that animal was also recaptured. >>> coming up, the most followed person on twitter and it is not justin beiber. >>> plus the music concert or adele or broadway hit hamilton you know how hard it can be. there is a reason why you are getting shut out. find out what they are. >>> justin drabick is, tracking chance of rain this holiday weekend, find out when wet weather could move? >>> as we go to break we will wish you a happy holiday this july 4th and also a look at the fire works show going on in our area tonight and tomorrow, and by the way you can

orphanage, his life of despair has been turned around right here in philadelphia health reporter stephanie stahl is here now with this amazing story. >> reporter: it is a nation. this little boy is very special, it is his adoptive parents who made it all happen and the doctors at wills eye hospital. from the world of darkness to a future full of hope. john paul easily navigates the ropes in his neighborhood park. this kind of free playing is something nobody ever expect from the little boy was blind for the first three years of his life. >> i think it is incredible how far he has come. >> reporter: john paul was adopted from an orphanage in china by fey and michael corbin living in camden county. they thought they could help because michael is brian. >> i felt i could provide him with all of the knowledge i had acquired. i wanted to help him achieve his full potential. >> reporter: not knowing exactly what was wrong with his eyes, they turned to wills eye hospital. >> judge alex robin determined one eye was damage beyond repair but there was hope for his left eye when they found cataract and oth

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitnesss" this morning the stage is set at dnc and security is tight, how philly's finest are protecting the delegates and vip. >>> it is not just the wells fargo center that is ready for close up see how philly shines at night in patriotic colors, hi there, justin. >>> good morning everybody. waking up to somewhat pleasant conditions, slight decrease in the humidity today, still hot but get ready for record warmth this week. eyewitness weather forecast is coming up. 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. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them

people use them but tonight a warning that some can have unexpected side effects, health reporter stephanie stahl will tell you what to look out for tonight at 5:00. >>> meanwhile a live look now inside wells fargo center, home of the democratic national convention, "eyewitness news" will be broadcasting live from the dnc tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> and this can be a real investment strategy for internet age. >> a washington man want at least five figures for domain name clinton kaine.com. now the man's pen name is jeremy peg and he says he bought domain name five years ago for eight dollars. he sold cruz 2016 last year for $1,500. peg says clinton kaine.com could be worth about 90 grand but here's the thing, how would he know the ticket would be clinton kaine? >> obama was looking at kaine before he pick biden and i just felt like he was very likely to be a running mate. >> peg says he supported bernie zappedders but now he is behind hillary clinton. either way he says he will sell the domain name to anyone including donald trump if trump meets his price. >>> he has a price. >> wonder if he co

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain how it sidelines one local athlete. >> reporter: absolutely did. people with this condition often complain that numbness and pain that runs down their arms and it its often misdiagnosed as tendonitis but it is actually something that is a lot more complicated. >> color in hand is perfect. >> reporter: four months ago 16 year-old east an turner could not use his hand or arm. it was too painful. >> purple and pure right, and became freezing. >> reporter: competitive tennis player was first missed diagnosed with tennis elbow. he had something called thoracic outlet syndrome. >> it is relatively common in young men and women and especially athletes or workers. >> reporter: doctor scott at temple heart and vascular institute quickly spotted the problem. >> this is highly abnormal. >> reporter: artery is damaged because it is compressed under color bone and first rib that caused a series of blood clots down the arm. >> when iain came to us his condition was very advanced. i was in other concern were not whether he would have function in

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl in our montgomery county for the first day of cam top day always exciting. >> very exciting, that is right. >> camp is for youngsters hoff received the gift of life, many too young to know about the thousands of people who are waiting for life saving organ transplant, because there aren't enough donors. it looks like some regular summer camp fun, but this is a special group of campers. >> i had a transplant when i was ten. >> reporter: she's 12 now, she and others at the blue bell camp know all about the importance of organ transplants. >> gives me a second chance of life. >> you just survived, through something that could have been life threatening. >> reporter: thinks 12th annual camp, program for young transplant recipient. >> they come together and they see that they are just like other people. >> reporter: karen tina with gift of life says transplant patients need medications and some have physical restrictions, and the youngsters can sometimes feel left out or different. the chance gives them a chance to share stories and enjoy summer activit

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on this break through new technology. >> it is very cool. you have heard saying big things come in small packages? well this device is being used for different kind of cardiac issues. people using it are getting updated training at a giant mobile lab that was park today in langhorne. it might not look like much, but this little device is loaded with power. >> it is going to save lives. >> reporter: it is world's smallest heart pump, designed to temporarily do the heart's job of pumping blood through the body. >> there are many people who we cannot get to recover from the heart attack but if we can keep them alive long enough while hearties recovering and that is that transition phase. this keeps the heart going while recovering. >> reporter: giant mobile lap was at st. mary's medical center for continuing staff training with life sized models and simulators. they got to practice with see through cardiovascular systems inserting the device through the groin and then threading tonight to the heart. >> it is a major opportunity. >> r

something you might not they about though, health reporter stephanie stahl talks about keeping your childrenoll error carriers next. >>> we have told but experts warning people to pay attention playing pokemon go. now proof it can be finally other the app. >>> new at 6:00 why some fans of the popular country singer are upset and they want their money back after the concert can show you coverage options to fit your budget. oh -- ohhh! she slimed me. [ laughs ] >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> something as simple as, a stroller could use could put your child at risk. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30, hi everybody i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington is on assignment. >> these oppressive temperatures can be dangerous, especially for lidle kits. >> their bodies have not developed the ability to regulate the temperature. for little ones in strollers there are some special considerations. it looks like it could be, a breeze, being pushed or carried around in the heat, but doctors say babies and toddlers in strollers can easily, can get over heated. >> when hot outside it is much better to

health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new break through technology. >> reporter: it might not look like much but this device is loaded with power. >> it is going to save lives. >> reporter: its world's smartest heart pump designed to temporarily dot heart's job of pumping blood through the body. >> there are many people who we cannot get to recover from the heart attack if we can keep them alive long enough, while the hearties recovering and that is that transition phase this keeps the hearting while recovering. >> reporter: game mobile lab was at st. mary's medical center with continuing staff training. they got to practice with cardiovascular systems inserting the device through the groin and then threading tonight to the heart. >> yes. >> doctors, nurses and technicians are getting more advanced training with the f.d.a. recently expanding uses for the impala. >> we have a particular work order. >> reporter: hard work keeping blood circulating through the body, this demonstration is how powerful the pump is churning water in the beaker. inside the heart it keeps blood flowin

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the details of the plan. >> the planning has been goingn for months. you know, biggest health concern right now for dnc is hot water that is expect next week with lots of protesters on the the street there is risk for many to be dehydrated. medical professionals say they are ready for that and anything else from the emergency department at jefferson hospital, to the city's emergency operations center, everything is in place to make sure any medical situations that come up during the dnc are well handled. >> this is an all hand on deck, really make sure that our staff and our teams are ready to contend with any additional need, that may come up. >> reporter: guy barber with jeffstat says there are plenty of supplies in jefferson's trauma certainty and methodist has geared up being the closest hospital to the convention site. >> jefferson is an official health care provider. >> reporter: there will be enhanced medical services at wells fargo center, medical tenth will be set up in the parking lot and across the street at fdr park where prote

. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the study released to day. >> reporter: just out todaypercent of teens do not get any information about sex from their pediatrician, and they should. the american academy of pediatrics says doctors can help ensure teens are getting the information that they need about issues of sexuality. >> have you used it recently. >> reporter: fourteen year-old ryan herrera's update, includes a conversation about sex. >> do you have feel comfortable you have a place to go if you have questions about things like that. >> reporter: new report from american academy of pediatrics say pediatricians should play a role this educating young patients about sex. aap says sex education is effective in preventing and reducing the risk of teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. >> we want to make sure that whatever issue they are dealing with, or they are having an open for town talk about those issues. >> reporter: they say support from pediatricians and school programs can help parents and teens communicate better. ryan's mom acknowledges she doesn't k

health reporter stephanie stahl is here with new research that was released to day. >> tend to get dirty, the theory is that being exposed to germs helps protect and boost the immune system. well, this new study looked at children hoff their fingers, in their mouth is a lot and it shows, they have developed fewer allergies. like lots of kid, gracy ingram used her hand to suit herself as a baby. >> when i was little instead of sucking a pacifier i sucked my fingers. >> reporter: like lots of parents her dad chris could not seem to stop her. >> we felt like we often discouraged this but she was tenacious. >> reporter: gracy have been doing a good thing, new study public in the journal pediatrics shows children who bite their nails and suck their thumbs are about one-third less likely to develop certain allergies. >> cats, grass, house dust, and dog. so those were all reduced, so significantly some borderline. >> reporter: researchers say findings may be another example of is what call the hygiene hypothesis, idea of being too clean may increase child's risk of allergies. >> due to exposure

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