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us that both members of the couple were in good health. >>> new tonight, remembering the four children lost in the deadly fire on gesner street in southwest philadelphia. but as elizabeth hur shows to us knit there's concern the victims of that fire actually get the help need. ♪ >> reporter: with a song and a prayer the victims, families and community leaders stood in solidarity this they say to start the healing process. >> amen. >> the need to rebuild evident with homes still boarded up and the red cross still assisting 14 families following the jun june 5th inferno that killed four children. since the tragedy all agree the public has answered the call for help with donations still pouring in. >> it seems to be big problem. a lack of communication. >> but on this night, some contend -- >> who is going to be the auditor to check this money out? >> they are left with mounting concerns. >> too much funds touching too many hands and write the check for that is one. deeper into where these funds are going and what's really going on. >> we're told leaders of the christ international baptist church have said up a finance committee. no word yet on a dollaring in but officials say reps assured this is a

philadelphia. folks out and about just strolling along enjoying the cool temperatures out there. but there is a warmup that's on the way for usmeteorologist justin drabick joining us now from the cbs-3 sky deck a very pleasant night out there. >>> that's right. it won't last. late july which is typically or warmest time of the year and it's certainly going to feel like late july later on this week. but very pleasant you can keep the windows open tonight. low humidity. temperatures in the 60s even 70s right now but throughout the and tire weekend our highs were below average. check it out. only low 80s today here in philadelphia 82 degrees. the official high temperature even cooler along the coast. only in the low 70s there. average highs 87. record high is 99 degrees set back in 1930. so no record temperatures this week but we are going to crank the heat up over the next few days. 72 at the airport in philadelphia. 71 wilmington. mid 60s along the new jersey shore. even the delaware beaches again inland spots will be warmest again tonight. 70 in northeast philadelphia. 68 in willow grove. nice and dry on storm scan3. we do ha

us problem is casino saturation is being felt hard in atlantic city. not only are there more casinos in atlantic city but they are here in philadelphia the expert told us in the last seven years, revenue from atlantic city casinos has been sliced in half. >> all you have to do is do the the math where you have 12 casinos back then and if you only have half revenue do you shrink to six. it will be a devastating impact on atlantic city. we are looking at a quarter of its, of the casino employees leaving town. >> reporter: this news follows the the closure of the atlantic club casino, show boat announced its plans to close on august 31st and now trump plaza says its stores will be closed by september september 16th. revel filed for bankruptcy last in for the second time in a year, and could close if it does not find someone to buy the luxury casino. the gaming expert that we talk to predicts that at least one or two more casinos will close before the markets, leveled off, kerry and dawn. >> not a good situation there at all. >> thanks, jen. >>> comedian tracie morgan was released from a rehab hospital over the weekend. he was seriously injured, in a deadl

there. sun about to rise. through some sewer us clouds looks like right there. 73 degrees, in philadelphia. eighty-five will be the high temperature later today. so morning showers, they'll be around through the drive in. then we're mainly cloudy, will slowly clear out, see late day sunshine. mostly clear, cooler tonight, low of 65 degrees. here is the phillies forecast for you. first pitch 79 degrees, clowned around, maybe left over shower, not much in the way of rain chances. northwest winds keeping us cooler, and more comfortable inning by inning, as we go through the phillies game. that's look at your foxcast. a more coming up in a bit. >> seventy-six around girard, things moving fine. you're headed eastbound headed westbound. if you are headed northbound on the northeast extension, expect slow down. gist after the turnpike, left lane blocked after the toll plaza there. and an accident on that roadway. whitehall another accident, macarthur road at shad avenue, intersection shutdown. guys? >> kacie, let's get to this developing story out of delaware county, 5:32, this thursday morning, f

there were no weapons used. manning and his mother told reporters back in january how the straight a student had been assaulted by philadelphia poli police. >> i had the cuffs on, and she patted me down and that's when i felt her grab and squeeze and then she pulled it down. >> reporter: manning claimed a female officer grabbed his genitals during a police stop near veepth and girard after he and some basketball teammates got off the subway on that are way to game. police say manning assaulted an officer and resisted arrest. officers couldn't 10ed they never assaulted the teenager. >> his version of events was not corroborated by any witnesses, any physical evidence, any medical evidence something like this can be really devicive to a city, a community and you have to be very very careful about casting asperges on group people like this. >> reporter: manning and his mother went public with the story. throne talk of rallies in support of the teenager and again the police depth stop and frisk policy. through it all police say their officers did nothing wrong. >> i'm glad it's over first and for most for the city, for those offi

there. thank you for joining us from philadelphia. >>> still ahead on the al jazeera news hour, after a 23-year absence, a familiar name makes a return to the formula one calendar. we have the rest of the sports for you in just a moment. stay with us. r.. >> we're here in the vortex... only on al jazeera america >>> hello again. welcome back. >>> thank you very much. day one of competition at the commonwealth games in glasgow. 20 gold medals will be won, but it's bad news for the organizers. he has to pull out after failing to recover from the illness. he was going to run for england in the 5,000 and 10,000 meters at the glasgow games. >> i believe most disappointed not being able to be here as well. i know from speaking with his agent and so forth that he's expressed that and he really wishes he could. from that standpoint, you know, of course we just wish a speedy recovery and hopefully he's back in fighting form. >>> as i mentioned, 20 medals are up for grabs on thursday. jody ensured the first gold medal went to england. he missed out for selection at great britain in the london 2012 olymp

some clouds drifting by right now, there are rain showers back toward our west along a cold front to impact us not until tomorrow. in the meantime 73 in philadelphia sticky morning out there. really just mild every where you go. temperatures mainly in the lower 70, 72 in reading and allentown. umbrellas in the necessary but dressing cool is a must. dew points in the 60's every where you go a measure of how humid it feels out identify and that is most simple way to explain it. just keep in mind it is a hot one. eighty-eight is your high on monday, average for july 1st would have been june 30th is 86 and we are in the same boat, temperatures will be slightly above average. ninety-one for a high temperature, partly sunny, hot and humid and we will stay quiet, very slight chance of the thunderstorm, but otherwise we are looking at a low of 74 under partly cloudy skies. heat is here the thunderstorms are next and then we are keeping an eye to the tropics of what looks to be tropical storm arthur maybe by later today, we will talk about that all morning long for sure. that is your fox cast, all major roadways are looking clear at the moment, if it is go

there, as well, coming into philadelphia. coatesville, an accident, along route ten, at chapel avenue. just below the 30 bypass there. and new jersey transit, usingle buses on the princeton line. that's the stretch freon princeton junction, allow few extra minutes to make that trip this morning. bridges looking good. back to you. >> a lot of people know the saying, one man's trash is another man's treasure. >> how about one man's trash is another man's boat? >> okay. >> contestants in the fifth annual kansas city trash boat regatta, boats made of trash like old tires, and traffic cones. any item from the trash or recycling bin can be used to build these unique boats. and i'm impressed because you have multiple people standing on top of these things. so you sp you expect it maybe to be a limb flimsy. >> where trash tacking send courage dollars. >> oh, how long have you been sitting on that one? >> just came to me. >> i'm impressed. >> life jackets on. >> oh, ya. >> next on cbs this morning, he's on why letting teenager aboard for dangerous work. >> to fin following your local newsws weather traffic and sports, keeping it live, keeping it local on

conditions over philadelphia, but there are some areas across the region that are a little bit brighter. full sunshine has been seen at the shore. and areas south and to the west of usthink we'll get sun in philadelphia. it'll a little more humid out there today. the neck thing we'll be emphasizing how on monday and tuesday we could see strong storms. obviously cloudy overhead in philadelphia. temperature, 76 degrees, this dewpoint has been inching its way up through the morning ever since we were on the air at 6:00 a.m. it's now up to 69. should it get to 70, we'll talk oppressive humidity. yesterday we talked about how today was the more humid day of the weekend. winds out of the south at 6 miles per hour. not breezy just yet. there you see the breaks in the clouds to the west. so as we're seeing sunshine there. today will feature back and forth mix of sun and clouds. in the afternoon and evening we'll be looking at thunderstorms marching in the northern and western suburbs. from now until 5:00 p.m., maybe a sprinkle or shower there. later this evening, and tonight you could see possible downpours on future tracker 6 that could produce isolated street flooding as

look live at ben franklin bridge coming into downtown three lanes into philadelphia, but construction projects still out there with us. i will run them down and check mass transit up next, natasha, good morning. >>> we have new development as american air liners again, once again, fly into israel's main airport in tel aviv as faa lifts the ban. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry says progress is made for a cease-fire between israel and hamas. jane carabao joins us from philly international with more details, jan, good morning. >> reporter: ukee and natasha, good morning. faa lift that had ban right around midnight so, according to airport spokes people that the first flight leaving from philly will leave around 9:30 this evening. it is a least leave to a lot of people hoping to get to israel and looking to get their loved ones home from that country especially as the conflict really heat up. it is really hitting home now. both sides came out to dueling rally with is in center city. pro israel camp setting up at love park and pro palestinians setting autopsy cross the street. while both want an even they disagree a

. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson tells us that there is support for both sides of this conflict, in philadelphia. >> reporter: as rockets scream abroad, tensions build at home. friday, two philadelphia rallies, on either side of the debate of the israeli palestinian conflict. >> unaudible. >> reporter: spark with the murders of three israeli teens, ignited with revenge killings, and now rocket barrages, air strikes. >> this is not an israeli issue but a humanitarian issue. >> reporter: several people, at pro israeli rallies have family in the conflict area where the constant fear of bombard. is now upon us. >> every single time i hear there is a rocket my heart stops, my heart stops. i don't know what happened to my sisters. >> those responsible for their pain, hamas, have taken them hostage, using them as human shields. they are the ones responsible for their pain. >> reporter: both sides represented later in the afternoon in pro palestinian rally broke out much of the same energy, much of the same rhetoric. >> just genocide and in the a war. >> reporter: supporters say over number whelming num

us on what happened out there? >> reporter: a tragic day here in the southwest philadelphia neighborhood.our children confirmed dead by the fire commissioner, derick sawyer. you can see the aftermath of the scene here on the 6500 block of guessnor street. firefighters are putting out the hot spots. the fire commissioner tells me the fire spread from one rooftop to another and one porch to another. the firefighters could be seen

because of a downed traffic signal at seminole avenue along philadelphia pike right there by the primo hoagies. philadelphia pike shut down. you can useince and manor avenue to snake your way around the closure. up into delaware county 320 remains shut down. that's sproul road between conestoga road and bryn mawr avenue. you need to avoid that. maybe stay over on ithan avenue as an an alternate n bryn mawr along 30 lancaster avenue still without a lot of those traffic lights so take it easy through there. treat them as four way stops. elsewhere on lancaster avenue in chester county as we continue our look at this area, they're start agnew paving project today later on today they're going to work mid days and then overnights redoing a big chunk of the avenue between 252 and old eagle school road so eventually you're going to have a much better ride in that area. in falls township bucks county, don't forget yesterday they closed old route 13 entirely for the next couple weeks for work on the pipes there between penn valley road and mill creek mark parkway. stay on throughout to get around that work zone. schuylkill expressway near girar

humid out, there stationary, just set philadelphia right there just to the south of us, that's what'sing all of the instability, down at the shore, and in other places that are to the south of philadelphia. so, we call it still unsettled for today. temperatures right now, 75 degrees in philadelphia. seventy-four in wilmington. it is cooler and more comfortable in the mountains, cooler air has set philadelphia there, and less humid air, but it is still pretty sticky down in millville, wilmington, where it is 747 degrees, even over in lancaster where the temperature is 68. so, here's your seven day forecast, we have 87 degrees today. as we said, still on the unsettled side. so, be aware on that. eye on the sky, as we like to say, 88 today. eighty-six saturday. both of those days should be precipitation-free. cross your fingers, then by sunday, afternoon, talking about the possibility of pop up showers and thunderstorms, again, and that lingers into monday and tuesday. >> so i'm going to dub it a perfect weekend, northeast philly not so perfect, malfunctionings traffic light, short of bl

touched on the eagles open practice today at 12:15 so a lost extra volume down there in south philadelphia. also sends usour pictures, fox 29 eagles and we'll get them up there on tv this morning. looking at all of your majors, 76, 95 the only problem areas. we don't have any downed poles, do you understand wire, down trees this seconds but we'll get you some coming up next if there are any. guys. >> almost 7:03 on this monday. >> we're covering two big developing stories. two persons of interest in custody for a carjacking that killed three kids. >> we start with the damage left behind from that wild weather over the last few hours. jenny choice is in camden. what's going on. >> reporter: well, mike earlier this morning this wooden water tank here in camden was engulfedly in flames. you can see the collared remains that were left behind. according to reports the fire was caused by a lightning strike but this is not the only area that was damaged by this storm. earlier this morning we were in medford, new jersey, and in a neighborhoods off of hartford road and taunton boulevard. we found one tree toppled

the after there's a chance of spotty showers and thunderstorms popping up, most of this is centered north appear west of philadelphia. saturday another system comes up from the south and gets us wet in the morning. i'll talk about that in a moment. yesterday i mentioned there was 70% chance of this cluster of precipitation become a tropical storm. bertha. there's chance of that now. 84 degrees, spotty thunderstorm in the afternoon. 82 warm and humid on friday, possible thunderstorm here or there friday. that system from the south will give us a wet morning on saturday. there could downpours and thunderstorms mixed in. in the afternoon we probably start to dry, there may be spotty showers or thunderstorms around in the afternoon or evening. most of the rain on saturday is centered in the morning, the way things look right now. humid with a mostlymostly and thunderstorm possible. 86 degrees, on monday, it looks like we could be settling down and drying out in time for tuesday. >> 5:39. next up and new this morning, a plane comes crashing down out west while we're learning about the tragedy in a store parking lot. >> there are fears that a dangerous fad could be growing among te

. >> there's a new app that everyone can download, but not everyone can use it. >> reporter: we have a broken down vehicle on i-95 in southwest philadelphia on the southbound side by the airport. everything is off to the side. in southwest philadelphia there's a bad crash and we have a closure in chester county. >> and tech bytes serves up breakfast with selfies on the side. that's next. >> welcome back we continue to follow this breaking news coming to us from southwest philadelphia. take a look at this, this is the intersection of 70th and essington.k at this, this is the a woman in a car has a crash with a utility pole at 5:00 a.m. she was trapped in the car for 23 minutes before they pulled her out of it. peco did come out and have to deal with the live wires around the car. you see a live look on the action cam as they try to deal with the car to get it off the road and move it away. i know there's traffic elements with this. >> might be out there for a while, matt. >> reporter: we see more and more accidents as we get later in the week, people get tired and get careless and fall asleep behind the wheel. i'm not saying that's what ha

philadelphia next year? now it appears as though he might but as "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean tells us is there stillo official confirmation just yet. >> reporter: words from philadelphia archbishop charles chaput sounded concrete. catholic news service quoted chaput at a conference in north dakota on thursday saying quote pope francis has told me he is coming and the pope will be with us friday, saturday and sunday of that week. chaput is referring to the world meeting of families september for 2015. the archbishop recently led delegation of civic and business leaders to the the vatican to formally invite the pope to philadelphia to for that event but despite chapt. 's comments the vatican says there are in plans for philly yet. holy father has indicated his willingness to participate in the world meeting of families in philadelphia but at the present moment there are in concrete plans or programs for any visits the to the united states or mexico. keep in mind that we are still one year away from the philadelphia meeting. still, the city of philadelphia is moving ahead with plans for a papal visit,

>> there used to be what people called natural monopolies. if you are the biggest newspaper in philadelphiauld have a natural monopoly. you had the big printing press and had the trucks to drive the papers around and who else can start something to compete with you and the argument was on the web we would never see that happen. blogger can start a site. there is no limitation of space. likewise with radio. there is limitation. if you get a slot on the dial you have an advantage. sayinge -- what you're is the competitive advantage is having to come from technology. it is the ability for editors to make content more quickly. faster and better data to optimize your site. the way that you build competitive advantage is in technology. that is why we have a focus on building technology. that is why companies are focused on that. >> what is the future or roll of tape elegy in media? >> you cannot tell a good media company unless you have great technology. >> is that limited to the platform or is it beyond the lab form moving forward in terms of ?iring data scientists >> we build a lot of the tools

there to us updated on the strategy. >>> fire broke out in a row home in west philadelphia. a neighbor said he saved the people inside. firefighters arrived to find flames shooting from the first floor. he said he smelled smoke during a walk to the store and jumped into action. the first thing i thought, people are in there, i kicked the front door in, i pulled in the second door, i banged and got the people out. there were people on all three floors. >> the cause is undetermined. >> a car crashes into a northeast philadelphia apartment building this morning, police are looking for the driver. two apartments were severely damaged in the late-night wreck. no reports of any injuries. >>> the 4th of july week was capped off in grand style. check out this massive fireworks display that lit up the night skies over the philadelphia museum of art. it was a fitting way to cap off a week-long celebration of america's 238th birthday. the benjamin franklin parkway was packed with hundreds of thousands of visitors for the annual philly 4th of july jasm. jam. the weather perfect for the

there looking over us. >> adorable, right? those twins won't have to come back to philadelphia until they're ready to head off to school.ow, chop does about 50 of these surgeries every year. another reason why we here at fox 29 are truly proud to be a partner with the children's miracle network of hospitals. lucy. >> don't you just love happy endings, joy. >> absolutely. >> you know you've got to watch out for ticks lyme disease problem in our area is now the worst in the nation. pennsylvania has more cases than any state. new jersey is close on its heels coming in with the their most cases. it has become so bad two weeks ago pennsylvania create add 20% tick task force to combat the problem. now, you probably know deer ticks are the lyme disease carriers. they're very small. very hard to spot. and it's difficult in this heat for children month wear long sleeves and pants. so experts recommend insect repellant, clothe f'ing you can fine it, deet in moderation and frequent checks. that's how our own dr. mike found his child's case. >> low and behold he gets a bath this past weekend and my wife says, oh, ooh got rash i thi

there are no injuries reported. >>> we are all happy to see the weekend here. >> it's a nice weekend, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us that we are dry, we have sunshine coming up over philadelphiad that includes south philadelphia and the platt memorial bridge and a nice orange sky there, and a nice day across the region, just a couple of issues to talk about and one is the air quality. if you are in a sensitive group that is senior citizens and young kids, those of you suffering from asthma and other ailments, an ozone action day is declared and the recommend limiting activity between 2:00 and 6:00. and the rest of us can help out by not filling the cars and not running the lawn mowers during those hours. 66 in trenton and 69 in allentown, slightly humid but not too bad. satellite shows you the clouds early and down the shore we have a little bit of cloud cover and that breaks apart as well. and genally speaking it's a partly sunny day overall. partly sunny and very warm in allentown, maybe just a tad humid, in philadelphia a high of 89 degrees, partly sunny and warm. not a whole lot of relief from a breeze, a southerly breeze of 6 to 12 miles per hour later on. 73 by 8:00, al

one of our guests joining us is from philadelphia, kevin werbach with with the university of pennsylvania up there. legal studies and business ethics professor and also s.e.c. veteran and -- f.c.c. veteran and worked on the obama stradigs team. what do you think of what the

us that the problem is casino saturation, it is being felt hard in atlantic city. not only are there more casinos in atlantic city but there are now casinos here in philadelphia the expert tells us in the last seven years revenue from atlantic city casinos has been sliced, in half. >> the math, we had two casinos back then and if we have half revenue we should be down to six. it will have a devastating impact on atlantic city. we are looking at a quarter of the casino employees leaving town. >> reporter: this news, follows the closure of the atlantic club casino, show boat announced its plans to close august 31st and trump plaza says its doors will be closed by september 16th. revel filed for bankruptcy last month for the second time in a year, and could close, if it doesn't find someone to buy the luxury casino. the the gaming expert that we talk to said at least one or two more casinos will close before the the market levels off, and feels like it is okay, so, some bad times for atlantic city. >> not a good situation, thank you, jennifer. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is scheduled to make two appearance necessary south jersey today. he is making stops in paul

a little closer to us trying to push through and as that happens there could be more spotty but potentially strong storms through the day. 72 is the current temperature in philadelphia in wilmington, 72 in sea isle city right down in cape may county you have a couple of showers this morning but they're moving through pretty quickly. as we head out the door most of us are going to see partly cloudy skies. warm conditions, 72 by 6:00 and 76 degrees by 8:00 a.m. and as we roll through the days, it's another pretty warm fairly sticky one. 79 degrees by 9 o'clock, 85 by noon and then 89 by 3 o'clock, 85 by 6:00 and your high of 89 does strike at about 3 o'clock. through the afternoon hours there is that chance of a spotty pop-up shower or thunderstorm. sunburn alert again today because when it isn't raining the u.v. index will be high. i'll have future tracker 6 showing you the outlay for the storms and better weather towards the end of the work week. matt. >> in atlantic city new jersey, neighbors say an armed man fired shots at police during a standoff overnight. swat teams first surrounded the man at a home along the 600 block of elberon avenue. the barricade lasted a

leadership there on the ground, the right kind of leadership, that we see a very strong recovery and improvement and that's what i'm looking for in philadelphia and expecting. it's a vital location for us. >> there needs to be a complete change in culture and there's been a lot of discussion about the number of $17.6 billion. how many billion dollars does it take to fix a broken culture within the v.a.? >> i would say as i was alluding to earlier, this is not a one-stage effort. this is not something either that we feel like veterans expect us to tackle some of these problems in sequence because if we did, we would be three years before we got veterans off of wait lists, the way they need to be gotten off of wait lists, so there are things we're doing to get veterans off wait lists to fix scheduling practices, to address cultural issues, to enforce accountability, and along with that, part of that is identifying and quantifying the resources we believe that we need over the next several of years in order to meet timely delivery. >> in my remaining time here, i want to get to the issue of the goal to eliminate the backlog. i think you said you have an intent to eliminate that backlog. >

there are more than 300 food trucks licensed in philadelphia. while they inspect the food and equipment used for cooking, does it not inspect the propane tanks that most trucks use for cooking. the department of licenses and inspection only checks to make sure the trucks are in the right areas. >> do you know who checks the trucks? >> no. >> nbc 10 obtained this cell phone video showing the immediate aftermath of the explosion. you can see the smoldering truck and a badly injured woman lying just behind it. witnesses are seen carrying her 17-year-old daughter from the truck. both of those women remain in critical condition. >> 6:38. now to a story we brought you breaking news last night at 11:00. a $2 a pack cigarette tax will help the philadelphia school district cleared a major hurdle in harrisburg. the bill now goes to the state senate. the passage followed a two day lobbying effort ti state capital. >> this is one of the most critical votes in the history of the philadelphia school district. >> we have to deliver the support to the school district of philadelphia so that, again, kids wou

one of our guests joining us is from philadelphia, kevin werbach with with the university of pennsylvania up there. legal studies and business ethics professor and also s.e.c. veteran and -- f.c.c. veteran and worked on the obama stradigs team. what do you think of what the f.c.c. proposed at the may 15th meet something >> the f.c.c. proposed a set of open internet principles. the f.c.c. tried in 2010 to put rules in place but most of those rules were overturned in court so the f.c.c. tried to in a pragmatic way put into place rules that ensure there's not blocking of traffic, there's no degradation of traffic on the internet and so forth. but they also sought comment on a variety of different other approaches. so i think given the complexity of the situation, given all of the politics involved and all of the questions involved in this, i think they did a pretty good job. i think they asked the right questions and it's absolutely appropriate so many people are writing in and commenting. this is a tremendously important issue. >> matt wood is with free press. he's their policy director. mr. wood wh

says there has been progress made towards a cease-fire between israel and hamas. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live at philadelphia international the airport with the details for us, jane? >> reporter: well, natasha, ukee, now that the faa has lifted this ban, the first flight leaving here for philadelphia international

us the chance for some thunderstorms ourselves. but, again, not until we close out this wednesday. 73 degrees in philadelphia, right now, that humidity is rising a bit. doesn't feel too bad, just stepped out there, still nice breeze, go through the day humidity going to sing in on us, and it will be pretty quickly. 73 degrees in philadelphia, as i said, 68 in pottstown, 70 in allentown, 70 in wildwood, 69 in millville. clouds early this morning, though, dissipated quickly. i think we see decent amount of sunshine with that, the heat, humidity build. maybe isolated shower this afternoon, but the main event will be pretty broken line of showers, thunderstorms, that arrives around 7:00. so if the kids have any afternoon activities, they'll probably finds at the camp, pool, where ever, but then later tonight here are strong storms moving through at 11:00. probably any time after dinnertime, then stronger stuff closer toward midnight. what's this mean for the phils? first pitch 7:00 p.m. there could be rumbles of thunder in the distance, might be delay with storm strong moving through, it is brief, it is warm, 89 degrees for the first pitch temperature, coming off high temperature of 93, the heat, h

in philadelphia there is a shot we get up to 80 once we get the rain farther away from us and get thes in the cloud. the morning rain is done in the city. 62 is the overnight low. we have fireworks tonight. for the big show in philadelphia it is looking pretty good. partly cloudy. clear by the end of show. there will be a breeze tonight. 77 at 7:00 and 70 at 11:00. not a bad weekend. mid- to upper 70s on saturday and sunday. down at the shore, we are stuck in the mid 70s today. clouds giving away to late daybreaks. weighs go through the weekend we are looking at lots of sunshine. highs in low 80s saturday and sunday. that is nice. yes the answer is yes, that is nice. we are going to see clearing this afternoon. a high of 80. 83 tomorrow with lots of sun. sunday is 87. it's comfortable with lower humidity. hotter on monday. hot and humid again on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> thank you, david. a huge chunk of highway collapses right now a world cup venue in brazil. we'll tell you what the investigators are saying about the tragedy. >>> plus, a new report on sunscreen how to make

amy buckman joins us live from south philadelphia where one local viewing party has already kicked off. hey, amy. >> reporter: that's right there's giant street party getting underway on south street in the 700 block. take a look behined me, you can see the big screen they have set up at one end of the block, that's where they will be showing the world cup game between germany and argentina. him this is a one sided crowd, because we're outside a german bar. most of the fans are cheering your germany, but there's plenty going going on for the casual soccer fan. they have food trucks and plenty to drink, but of course the highlight of the afternoon will be the game itself. we have fans waiting for the party to begin, this is jake, you're cheering for germany. what is is it about the team that makes them your favorite? >> they are the youngest in the tournament they are going to win. >> reporter: they have have had surprising victories, is there any shot argentina will pull it out. >> i would like to see them beat argentina, they have a history. speaking german. >> i hope it's nothing that i would get in trouble for. [laughter]. >>

officials say there were no injuries and no one's drinking water was impacted because residents don't use well water. >>> philadelphia police busted a possible drug making business in torresdale. "eyewitness news" at the 3500 block of grant avenue as investigators lug boxes out of the building. it is used chemicals were used to make drugs inside a second floor apartment. nearby apartment were evacuated and department of home land security were notified. >>> in campaign 2014, four months from pennsylvania's gubernatorial election governor tom corbett is down by 20 points in one poll to democratic candidate tom wolf. late this afternoon i asked the governor about that, and his rush, to get pension reform through the legislature. >> well, next step is to continue to get the elect trait, to get property owners and get the business owners, people pay property taxes, get them involved to talk to their legislators and that doesn't have to be just republican legislators, this is not a republican/democrat issue. this is a citizen issue. this is thish eye that we have an requirement to pay pensions. we have to be able to pay t

philadelphia. they used the extra lane. it gave us four lanes into downtown. we're good to go therehis morning and watch for construction southbound route 130 pensauken between church road and grouping road. ukee with sports. >> phillies play the nets in d.c. and so far they have not made any move ahead of of today's trade deadline. there is still wet a little more than ten hours to go before the 4 p.m. deadline. no teams met phillies di mandz. yesterday baseball in the big apple. it was all messed all the 250eu78. daniel can't say that, net hammered out 14 hit and 11 runs, twob acity field. >> luke is had a rome run for cliff lee get a start later tonight in washington. >> tough break. pirates messer fwelts a home run. happened in beverage watch this flashes all over. then losses souvenir. yeah that's a bummer in so many ways. >> almost went right in the cup. >> everybody is okay. >> erika. >> poor thing. >> and she is just sitting with her drink like no this won't hit me this is fine. >> 5:27 what do monica lieu win ski and another have in commonch the big event bringing both wome

philadelphia chapter of the alzheimer's association says music can help calm, upset agitated patients. people have been using music therapy class, in philadelphia, clearly, become worry free. >> memories triggered by music. thereconnection, in some of the systems of the brain that are involved, that are triggered very dramatically, sometimes in patients, by music. >> reporter: film shows how music can triumph where prescription medications often falls short. >> thank you so much. >> okay. >> tears of joy. >> reporter: so touching. now, live inside was recently awarded at sun dance film festival and premiering tonight in philadelphia at the kimmel center at 7:00 o'clock. i will be there. ticket are still available. proceeds from the the event will benefit the alzheimer's association. we have a lot more information including where you can see the the movie, cbs philly.com, click on health, i was impressed. very touching. >> i know you just get drawn in, it is so amazing. >> incredible to see them coming to life. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized

us out there today. torrey, over to you. >> thank you, katie, good morning, everyone, speaking of the philadelphia international airport, we have a beautiful shot of 95, the sun just slowly starting to peak up. so we head outside, look at this great shot of clear skies, clear roadways, 95 looks great around philadelphia international. really anywhere, delaware county, south philadelphia, center city, and even headed out toward the bucks county area, and still, not the construction zones causing too much after delay just yet. but really looking beautiful around this way, and even more good news is that philadelphia international reporting no delays. so, there we go. as we take a look at 476, northbound, southbound, also no major problems, shot around the mid-county toll plaza, free and clear on the schuylkill, 95 area, however, traveling on the pa turnpike, not too far away from the mid-county toll plaza, eastbound, between ft. washington and bensalem, dealing with some overnight construction, just be mindful of that. but speed censors generally right now just a breeze, in the 50's, 5195, 55 on the schuylkill, 55 on 4476. i

sprinkles up there in the mountains, 61 in philadelphia, in wildwood right now, 57 in millville, 56 in wilmington, and 66 in philadelphia. fifty-seven in pottstown, so still very comfortable. for some us a little joiner than yesterday. check out the poconos, live showing you the 24 hour temperature change. 14 degrees warmer there this morning than yesterday when you started in the mid 40's, close to record low, that was some jacket weather t looks a little bit more comfortable as many warm air moves in this morning. 08 degrees the high temperature wednesday, coming after tuesday mid 70s, so getting closer to the average of 87. here's your foxcast for today. by 8:00 a.m., temperatures upper 60s, it is still cool, but will quickly warm up, decent amount of sunshine today. call for sun, clouds, 80 degrees by noon, later today we are warmer with high temperature of 86. back to normal, channels of shower later this evening, and those showers should be pretty brief whatever, not bad idea to remember the umbrella just in case. >> i'm ready today because -- i guess it is the post birthday. i'm getting old, can't remember these things any more. university ave. and passyunk, one lane getting by

it will be more humid as we move into sunday, there will be cloud cover this weekend, most of us should stay dry. 72 degrees presently in philadelphia. low humidity levels. wilmington, 69. millville, 66. sea isle city, 66. poconos 60 degrees, actually dropped into the upper 50s -- upper 40s, low 50s. it was chilly couple of days ago. trenton, 64, reading 65. lancaster, 65. we have moisture to the west moving toward the north away from the delaware valley. we'll pick up the cloud cover, the sun should shine through a lot of high, thin clouds, for the most part we're looking at a mostly cloudy day. we'll see a high of 82 which is well below the average for this time of year, it will not be as bright as some of you may like to see for the weekend. we're dealing with a lot of the weekend clouds, this is typically we're moving into the hottest portion of the year around the delaware valley. starting monday, right through the latter half of the month of july, that is typically the hottest part of the year for us, and right on cue it will turn hotter with thunderstorms developing, you know the routine. some of the storms could produce big

a brand new advertising company using drones to deliver its message in sin city and there's a philadelphiaonnection. but not everyone thinks this is such a good idea. >> speaking of sin city that's where king james has been holding court and will he been is heading back to cleveland. miami heat fans not so happy. ♪ >> philadelphia police believe two men wanted for shooting a deliveryman are on this surveillance video. they say one was driving a ford taurus. the other a ford hypno van. it happened yesterday on the 2300 block of ridge avenue. that's in north philadelphia. the victim says the two men wanted the keys to his van. he told them where they were but they shot him anyhow. they took off without taking anything from him. tonight he's hospitalized in stable condition. >>> nba super store lebron james making headlines once again for his decision to change teams. but this time it's a homecoming. lebron announce dag he's heading back to the cleveland cavaliers but will he be taken back with open arms? >> the city is ready for the king to come home. let's go! >> fans gathering outside clev

us. there's a possibility we get a couple strong thunderstorms later today and especially this evening from anywhere from philadelphiato the north and west suburbs. for now we're dry, 77 degrees, though. wet warm in the city as you step outside. 77 in wilmington. still 69 in allentown. 75 in trenton and 75 in sea isle city. as we head out the door this morning, we expect partly cloudy to mainly clear skies. it's going to be warm out there. 75 degrees by 6:00 a.m. and probably heading up toward the upper 70's by 8:00. and it looks like we'll be at about 80 by 9 o'clock. then like yesterday we're off to the races. 94 is your high probably around 3:30 or 4 o'clock and the farther we go into the afternoon the better chance we have of showers or a pop-up thunderstorm and keep in mind that some of these could be on the strong side. when it isn't raining of course we're going to have a fair amount of sun out there and i want to remind you that it is another high uv day so keep the sunscreen handy. matt we'll have more on today's storms and another round coming tomorrow in the accuweather 7-day. >> david, thanks. >>> let's b

i know in philadelphia i love playing there. the fans support us. they're into the games.re loud. they're exciting and i think they bring the best out of us players. >> nice thought. all they have to do is win. a reminder that our coverage of the all star game starts at 7:30 that's tonight right here on fox 29. >>> also the 50th anniversary of the only phillies all star mvp that guy, that is johnny, for those people who don't remember much this is the ninth inning and the 1964 all star game two on, johnny callison hits three run homer to win it for the national league. he didn't even think he was going to be on the all star team. guys, like clemente and aaron and mays he did it. and they won. pretty cool stuff. now if you care about dwayne wade he got his money from miami signed a two-year deal. wade and the heat are now playing for the money. no chance they will win any more titles with this team. without lebron james you're ridding me? and wade's skills are shot but he still got god bless him $17 million a year and he can't play. that's unbelievable. tiger is getting his

us. >> each family received enough food to feed four family members for a week. >> good cause there, i saw them out and about last night. welcome to philadelphia. more to come on "action news" at 9:00, eat more fruits and veggies, a nutritionist tells us how to add healthy to our diet. these adorable huskies are looking for a new pack in a forever family. if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting funding for their schools. oil and gas companies gave corbett 1.7 million dollars in political contributions. and he gave them a sweetheart deal on taxes that's costing pennsylvania billions. corbett's mismanagement has caused a huge budget deficit. and his painful education cuts are forcing teacher layoffs and increasing class sizes. now corbett wants to give the oil and gas industry even more handouts. and what's he getting from them? corbett's keeping that secret. so pennsylvanians are challenging tom corbett to come clean. release the records of your meetings with donors... that you've been hiding. disclose all the contributions, letters and emails from oil and gas lo

philadelphia today. many there carried flags and homemade signs. that rally took place outside the us rahly consulate on jfk boulevard. there were no immediate response from the pro israel side. >> local mother says no empty what violence may be breaking out nothing is going to stop her from going to us real. and tonight she tells our pat chiarocchi why. >> i was prepared to start swimming. i was not going to miss it. >> that is harriet levine's personal mission. being in israel on sunday august the third to the gravesite to honor her son first sergeant michael levine. the we were supposed to fly u.s. air. he said not to worry. if the ban wasn't lifted they would put it on ael which was still flying a jewish parent can't miss the anniversary of his death. michael a graduate of council rock high school was killed by sniper fire after leaving his team into lab ba non. he join the israeli army because he believed in jewish hole land and the right to defend it. his mother said his death influenced others to serve. >> because of michael, i made joined the army because of michael. rejoin th

philadelphia fire commissioner harold hairston with us. he said weather could have played a role in this explosion. there's a big difference for propane when temperatures are in the 80s versus the 90s, as we were yesterday. >> this propane expands like crazy. so it could have been a case where it had expanded and you ended up because it was transported. and it jarred something loose. >> the fire marshall's office is still investigating or inspecting the food truck. can you find complete coverage of the food truck explosion and more information about what can make the trucks a ticking timebomb on nbc10.com. >> a montgomery county grandfather is dead tonight. his son and grandson are charged in his death. the victim's son david st. onge senior is charged with murder. his son is charged with conspiring to dispose of the body. the body was found wrapped in a tarp on the side of a road in susquehanna county. he confessed he hit his father in the head. >>> new information tonight in the case of a grandmother whose body was found stuffed in a freezer. her son is expected to turn himself in to police tomorrow. and