bills, to monitor the children, for the foreseeable future. now county officials tell us that the two nurses who ran shots for tots here at the hospital are mandiocas difficult and nicole johnson. we have reach out to both of them so far but so far no comment. this have afternoon memorial hospital released a statement saying that the hospital has no medical oversight of the county a's clinic and that memorial hospital, only provides the clinic the space to run free have of charge. we're live from salem county, charlotte hoffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we know you will continue to follow this for us, thanks very much. there are important steps to take to keep your child safe. number one confirm the type of vaccination before it is given. only take your child to licensed professionals and after a vaccination watch your child for any possible reactions, and of course, familiarized yourself with what shots are recommended and when. we have a link for cdc's recommended immunization schedules and you can find it on our web site at cbs philly.com. the entire country is celebrating the u.s. woman's world cup champion ship and our local hero, carli lloyd south jersey native's hat trick helped the team defeat their long time rivals team japan. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in delran where it all began for lloyd hi cleve. >> reporter: jessica, good day to be from delran. would i imagine there is quite a few new soccer fans here, we crashed the soccer practice for the girls here, at delran high school and in essence it was clear we want carli we want to be just like her. >> lloyd shoots, and it goes in. >> reporter: with the shot from mid field that earned her a hat trick in just 16 minutes, carli lloyd gave perhaps the greatest performance for a woman or man in world cup history and it all started here, heat and humidity forgotten girls from the delran high school soccer team had a extra bounce in the step after watching their hometown hero carli lloyd dominate the world cup. >> she played on this feel before, and it is justin sane to be able to say carli lloyd from my home town. i could be like her one day. >> reporter: carli lloyd mania built throughout the tournament and hit fever pitch during sunday's final. >> all of the people in the store were screaming carli scored and i just forgot about work and i started watching the game at that point. >> reporter: having a local connection made it that much more exciting. as the evesham recreation center where lloyd trains, children in summer camp are more than happy to tell what you they know about her. >> u.s. woman's soccer player and she's from delran. >> reporter: what do you think about her. >> she's awesome. >> reporter: look to focus at young athletes at rec center and delran high school, many eager to follow in her world famous steps. >> it is exciting, it is just like wow that could be one of us. she already did it for us. always keep that dream right there. >> from delran girls high school soccer, come back, carli. >> there was a parade in delran after carli was a member of the gold medal team and there is talk they could have another parade here but first, she got an invitation to go to the white house and she said on twitter that she does jessica plan on taking up that invitation by president obama. >> when you get invited to the white house you say yes right. cleve, thanks very much. >> reporter: yes my pleasure. >> well, it is not just south jersey carli lloyd is now the talk of the nation after last night's performance. leslie van arsdal is joining me now with more on what was an incredible accomplishment. >> reporter: i'm thinking carli lloyd the movie. >> why not. >> reporter: she did have the game of her life, hat trick that led woman's team to their third world cup. that hat trick by the way was in the first 16 minutes of the game, it was a woman's world cup record. she scored six goals in seven games and was awarded the gold ball as most valuable player in the tournament. the world cup hero hit all of the big shows in the afternoon after that great win including cbs this morning. carli told our anthony mason the legacy of team u.s.a. >> well, i think for starters if you have a dream it is definitely achievable and we still managed to get here to this point and, you know i just think it is an amazing accomplishment. >> well, win over japan avengees last world cup when japan beat team u.s.a., last time americans won that world cup was in 1999 when carli lloyd was in high school. >> wow. >> yes. >> how about that. >> it is so exciting, so many people enjoyed it last night just a lot of fun. the leslie, thanks very much. coming up later we will take you inside last night's historic win insider was with carli and rest of team u.s.a. before they left for the u.s. championship and that comes up in 20 minutes. it will feel like summer this week. we are in a steamy, stormy pattern and "eyewitness news" at race street pier, good conditions to walk, jog relax outside. as for those storms, though, well, is there a chance every day, starting tonight and meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with more on that kate. >> after a relatively cool fourth of july with little bit of rain, now things have change quite a bit as we enter into this first week of july, steamy and it will turn stormy n problems right now. we have blue sky overhead on the sky deck but as we look at storm can three you can see a few areas not quite as lucky assenter city philadelphia right now. couple showers started to pop up. most of the action has missed us off to the west but look at down in delaware new castle county we are seeing a storm and look at these two heavy storms over sussex county starting to invite in cape may county as well. these showers and storms will be isolated throughout the rest of tonight but they are locally heavy and just because they have a lot of moisture to work with you can see showers and storms rotating through the state. bulk to the west but any showers or storms can pre dues brief, heavy downpours tonight so watch out if you plan to be out on the road. we are looking at temperatures in the mid 80's right now warm it is a bit steamy, doesn't feel too steamy buzz with the humidity watch for these storms to produce heavy rains. that continues tomorrow and more on wednesday i'll have full details with the seven day when i join you inside. jessica, back over to you. >> all right kate we will see new a bit. chopper three over an accident in bear new castle county there a dump truck overturned on south route one near the road. it created quite a traffic mess there. we also no one person was injured. northbound route one was closed as a result, traffic on the southbound lanes then backed up behind the accident. philadelphia police say they are close to tracking down the group of girls involved in the stabbing death of a teen mother. authorities say victim was stab during a fight sunday morning at broad street and hunting park avenue. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at that scene where a vigil is scheduled for victim tonight steve. >> reporter: jessica, not only does philadelphia police detectives tell us they have surveillance video of the entire crime but that they have identified nearly everyone involved in the incident and so they wondered if we should pass this bit of the advice to the teenagers who were involved and were present that night come and talk to the detectives before that is no longer an option. final warning from police. >> my advice to these young ladies would be to go to their parents, let them know what happened and come into the homicide unit and tell their story. >> reporter: philadelphia police captain james clark says his detectives have seen faces, are placing the names and want to give a group of teenage girls one last chance to come in before they are taken in. >> we should get a warrant very soon. >> reporter: police say killer of 17 year-old mother anita cotton is also a teenage girl, clark says cotton's group of about 20 left the cities fourth of july celebration late saturday night and got into a fight with the smaller group of teens on south street. >> both groups then took the train into the park and then about 3:00 sunday morning, for the the gang here in this walgreens parking lot. cotton and her killer grabbled until a second teen took out a knife and stabbed her in the neck. >> next week they heard she got stabbed in the neck, she got stabbed in her neck. >> reporter: eyewitness kimberly knight saw the fight and she tried to help cotton but was too late. >> she was already gone. she was covered in blood. it was horrible. >> reporter: anita was rush to the hospital and pronounced dead leaving behind a two-year old daughter. >> she didn't deserve that. >> reporter: leaving cotton's grandmother lucy beckle with only hope. >> i just hope they catch whoever did it. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 more from people who knew cotton and her young daughter, and their disbelief about this level of teenage violence, in their community. we are live from nicetown, i'm steve pather on for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve thanks very much. a false alarm after reports of the shooting at walter reed medical center in bethesda maryland. the national military medical center was on lock down this morning after a reported gunfire heard inside of that building. police searched the 20 story tower and they found no evidence of gunshots and in injuries were reported, all patient care at the facility was suspend today. fire investigators in atlantic city are still searching for cause behind a large brush fire on the fourth of july. that fire broke out on the dunes between indiana and ohio avenues. investigators say that fire scorched an area measuring 50 feet by 250 feet and it took crews an hour to get it under control but no one was hurt. president obama made a rare visit to the pentagon where he met with military leaders to talk about his strategy to stop isis. he then briefed reporters saying important progress has been made. >> our coalition has hit isil with more than 5,000 air strikes, we have taken out thousands of fighting positions, tanks vehicles, factories and training camps. we've limb nateed thousands of fighters including senior isil commanders. >> the president stressed stopping isis will be a long term campaign. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a wild scene caught on camera, a small plane crash necessary to a crowded beach, clipping a young boy as it rolls into the the sand. and it is one of the most scariest nascar crashes caught on camera ain't driver goes flying in the fence, we have got it on the frightening finish. and travel three, on your side, jim ton van tells bus some apps and services where tourist can really be in the know what to to do, a 12 year-old is recovering after being hit in the head wye a small plane that crashed to the beach. take a look at this video the plane lost power and landed on a beach in karlsbad california striking nicholas bear. he was bleeding from the head after that accident but it appears he will make a complete recovery. his friend witnessed the accident. the faa is investigating that crash. and they are used to be a time when you'd go to a new city book a hotel and ask a concierge where the best place want to eat or where the play was. new travel related apps and services let tourist ask those who are really in the know, but three on your side, consumer reporter jim donovan looks at this tech and travel blend. >> she's prepping, plating and serving but rally clemens isn't hosting old friend this was arrange through eat with, a service that connects chefs with local food expert or travelers looking for a more authentic experience. for a meal shared in the cook's home. >> it is a great way for people to meet someone hoist local, if you are traveling to a country that you want a local experience. >> reporter: the draw for out of towners, bridget and dennis crossan. >> a different perspective on the city. >> reporter: the found er of gift a travel industry trend tracker says that this shift in travel is for those who want to find the hidden secrets of the city, many of the most popular tools are centered or shared meals but others can connect travelers with locals for societying, concierge type services and even bike or car sharing. >> the benefits of using these type of apps is that one you get, experiences beyond the manufacturer experiences that are there the tour bus the museum tours the specialized ones that are small everybody figuring out what is that one thing that will make it go. >> reporter: now experts call this experiencing travel because you can get hand on experience from the city that you might not get otherwise and they point out no one knows the city like the the people who live there. i have posted links on cbs philly.com facebook and twitter. i think with social media twitter, facebook if you have a friend in chicago you say where are the best places to eat. >> so many people living in the city, blog about it, read on line, you can cultivate your own theme. >> i don't know about showing up in stranger's kitchen. >> i don't know about that good that would be a little odd. >> exactly. >> jim thanks. >> oreos you cannot twist or dunk? um-hmm. coming up, we will tell you is what called a sophisticated new knack for grown ups. and imagine black friday deals in the middle of summer? it is a va cakes coming up next week but you have to know, what is coming up to look. social media frenzy after u.s. woman's big world cup win. we will a live report from los angeles with an inside look to flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. meteorologist kate bilo joining us now and kate, we got through just like you said we have a great day on sunday for fourth of july weekend but now it does feel like summer out there. >> we went from cool on the fourth of july to right into summer july, steamy weather and if you have been looking forward, maybe looking forward to the fourth of july thinking it feels too chilly for the fourth now you have your wish. temperatures close to the 90's and humidity has ramped up at least for a few days we will be dealing with showers and that muggy weather but we have better news by even of the week and weekend if you are looking to make weekend plans. lets take a peak at some people with weekday plans down the shore how nice is this. look at ocean city completely packed, beach looking fantastic at the moment. no problems down there just yet but we are tracking a few showers moving up through delaware and they could have their sights set on cape may county. if you are down the shore know someone on the beach give them a heads up that these stormser could get in here. the flag is, really blowing there wind are getting a little bit stiff breezy right now, as these showers and storms work their way in. we will go margate live neighborhood network cameras beach patrol looking fine in margate. nothing but blue skies at the moment. but look at what is heading your way? this may miss the shore to the north. it is lifting from south to north. these showers and storms impacting southern delaware right now will continue up into portions of cumberland county. portions of sussex county delaware and southern kent county getting hit by pretty heavy thunderstorms. if you are around milford toward delaware beaches some heavy rain, torrential rain falling, with these storms, at the moment and that could lead to ponding on the road. these showers and storms will pop up, throughout tonight even here in philadelphia and really through rest of the region. you can see moisture lifting in. what we will turn our attention to is this next storm slicing through upper midwest, arriving for us later in the day on wednesday and that is our next chance for locally strong to severe thunderstorm as that front comes through. temperatures in the 70's and 80's. seventy-nine with rain cooled air there in dover. nice down the shore as well with wind off the water. it is breezy. temperatures in the 70's on the beach right now. by wednesday here's when that front comes through with locally heavy thunderstorms in the afternoon. may be a bull's eye later wednesday evening down the shore, still a bit muggy thursday, still chance for couple showers as this front hangs out and then friday things get betterment rain chances increase wednesday and then drop off by the end of the week and friday and saturday looking fantastic. overnight tonight we will drop to 75 degrees. very muggy. uncomfortable night with showers around and some fog. for your tuesday partly sunny 90 degrees with that isolated shower. eyewitness weather three day forecast, here is muggy weather, tuesday wednesday still humid on thursday, some sun but friday and at day look great. i will have that with the seven day forecast why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v we celebrate carli lloyd and world cup win. debbie is joining us from los angeles as her first day as co host of the insider. debbie, well come. >> hi there thank you. it has been 16 years since the women's national team took home the cup and only we were with team u.s.a. before they left to play for the championship. here's the insider in 60 seconds. >> i'm competing in my third world cup i'm a veteran a leader and i have to get it done for my team. >> carli lloyd scored three goals including two in the first six minutes to play, five-two u.s.a. >> reporter: team captain carli lloyd may have scored three of the five goals but as team's chemistry that led them to victory. >> game over, u.s.a. has won the world cup. >> reporter: there is just as much action on social media. game trending big time with the stars from ryan seacrest and beyonce and fergie showing their hometown team spirit. >> world champions yeah. >> team, in order to win. we're not a bun have of individual. >> reporter: hope solo shared with us their secret strategy and how she got her head back in the game after being arrested for domestic abuse. >> it has been really tough but i feel like i'm's in the best place i have been in a very long time and a lot of that is due to my teammates. >> reporter: i mean what a great win and on the fourth of july weekend no less. i watched watching their win playing out as well on social media. people were going crazy especially after carli's insane goal from 54-yard out. that is completely unheard of. just before i let you go i need to bring in my work husband mr. ager i. >> come back and crash this party and say how excited we have to have debbie officially as part of our inside family. she's our carli lloyd right here. it is only day one but magic right from the get go. >> i don't know if i can score a goal from 54-yard out. >> he has other challenges, trust me. >> thanks, guys. >> thanks so much, guys, we will see you soon. you can catch louie and debbie every night on the weekdays, on the insider at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. still to come in the next half an hour, developing right now south carolina senate votes on the controversial confederate flag and whether to take it down, from state house ground, we will tell you what they decided coming up. plus, fans are injured in a terrifying nascar crash in daytona. watch a flaming cargo flying into the protective fence. new at 6:00 do you ever feel like dosing off on the job? researchers at one university are actually encouraging this why they say work naps are a good thing. we will be right back. authorities are investigating a vaccine mix up at the south jersey hospital and at least five children got the wrong vaccines at the shots for tots clinic run wye the salem county health department. that clinic has suspended operations for now. a vigil is scheduled in hunting park for 17 year-old anita cotton, teen mother died yesterday after police say she was stabbed in the fight between two groups of girls. chopper three over an accident in bear, new castle county there a dump truck other turn, we know one person was injured in that crash. kate? and jessica the humidity has ramped up as we look at storm scan three we can see showers, storms now breaking out across delaware and a few strong storms in sussex and kent counties and this one in western new castle county has prompted an urban and small stream flood advisory, they are few and far between but heavy rain with any shower or storm. we will tell but more storm chances over next couple days as we are's stuck in the steamy weather guess contact. >> kate, thanks. developing right now the south carolina state senate has voted to remove the confederate flag from the grounds of the state house. before that vote, two state senators spoke, one white, one black, both of their families are honoring south carolina before the the civil war and both reach the same conclusion: the flag must go. republican larry martin for the attempts to move the flag for decade but has reversed course. >> toward this dayton this state house grounds, it is a part of our future. it is part of our past. >> when i see a confederate solder i don't get goose bumps and feel all warm and fuzzy here. >> debate over the flag reignited following shooting deaths of nine people, inside of a historic african-american church in charleston by a man police say was motivated by racial hatred. pope francis is in ecuador as part of the eight day three country tour of south america. cheers welcome the pope when he touched down today he led an open air mass in the park and took a ride in the pope mobile to greet hundreds of thousands of spectators. later pope francis is scheduled to make stops in par quay and bolivia. for more on the pope's vice it this fall head over to cbs philly.com where you can find latest information on his trip. just click on the papal visit. european union members say it is up to greece to come up with a plan to deal with the debt crisis before greeks rejected an eu plan over the weekend. that country is massively in debt and need an infusion of cash or it will run out of money. cbs news reporter craig boswell is in washington d.c. with more on why americans should care. >> reporter: greece has ordered all of its banks to remain closed and is there a limit as to how much people can withdraw from atm's. >> withdrawing about 300 million a day so unless those capitol controls are titans greece will be out of cash entirely in days. >> reporter: country reject a proposed bail out sunday. greece have would have received $8 billion in exchange foreign creditors wanted steep tax hikes and cuts to pensions and public spending. prime minister alexis, hopes the vote will give him more leverage to negotiate a better deal to keep his country in the euro zone. eu members meet tuesday and the white house says the two sides need to work out a deal. >> it will require both a package of financing and reforms that will allow greece to achieve or the at least be on the path towards some debt sustainability but be on the path toward economic growth. >> reporter: because the crisis could have a spill over effect. >> the risk of a serious financial crisis in europe is affecting financial markets here now and could affect them in the future, if things get worse, including in the united states. >> reporter: markets around the world, fell monday, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stocks closed slight liz lower in the u.s. despite the situation in the greece. at the end of the day dow jones was 46 points down to close at 17,683. both nasdaq and s and p also closed lower. a fourth of july celebration goes terribly wrong after a man dies while shooting a fire work off his head. police say that 22-year old devon staples died instantly from that explosion. it happened in kelly, maine when staples was at a house part which his friends. one of his friend left the party right before that happened and remembered his friend today. >> happy, he was fun to be around definitely lived life for sure. >> police warn while fire works are fun they can be very dangerous and people should always use them with caution. this is the first fire works related death since fire works became legal in maine three years ago. several fans are injured after a frightening crash at the daytona international speed way. austin dylann's car went flying in the catch fence during the final laps sending a cloud of debris in the stand. here's more from correspondent brian web. >> as dale earnhardt junior cruised to the win at coke 0400 pack of cars behind him got tangled up and spit out in a expect tam lar crash. the number three car driven by austin dylann was sent flying through the air straight in the catch bin at nearly 190 miles an hour. his car almost unrecognizable, as the engine completely separated from the vehicle. crew members rushed to pull dylann from the wreckage and quickly gave the thumbs up signal letting the crowd know that dylann was okay. soon after austin emerge from the wreckage and waved to his fan. after the race austin tweeted wanted to thank all of the guys that came out to the car to check on me. we compete against each other every week but we are one family. here is another look at the crash, you can see debris, shooting through the protective fence. daytona international speed way president says 13 people were evacuated after the last lap, accident. four were treated for minor injuries at the track and one fan was transport ed to the hospital. brian web, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". amazing what austin dylann walked away from that crash with only a bruised forearm and tailbone. hi, good evening everyone, well, if you are traveling out and about during this rush hour that is what you will fine, you will find rush hour specifically speaking we are taking you to a live look at ben franklin bridge. trying to make your way in to philadelphia out of new jersey, the bend been looks like a swarm of bees right here at the toll plaza you are delayed up and over down toward center city. once you get there traveling on the vine street expressway you'll find volume to and from the area of the schuylkill so give yourself some more time. other areas bridges not awful traveling the walt whitman betsy they may be better options at this time but as we look at our speed sensors it doesn't look like too many options where we are traveling in the green. is 13 your average on the vine we have that red right around the schuylkill. definitely delays on the schuylkill your high volume pocket would be eastbound around conshohocken, 12 on the blue route, 95 in delaware county very slow out of the commodore barry down to 476 and be mindful you are traveling only 26 miles an hour on 295. also keep in mind for mass transit patco is running a new schedule because they are single tracking on the southbound side to accommodate to the north bound construction that they are doing. so something else to keep in mind jessica. >> thanks very much. still to come here on "eyewitness news" oreos are getting a skinny new look, then black friday deals in the middle of the summer? i'll tell you where and which day this month you could save big. it is called the summer slide and experts say it candy rail your child's education and jeopardize their standardized test scores, health reporter stephanie stahl has simple ways to stop the academic decline kate. and it is definitely feeling like summer steamy weather has arrived we are tracking showers this evening and tonight another round tomorrow, and even heavier showers and storms on wednesday, i'll have more coming up with the seven day forecast when we come right mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! today marks new beginning for lasalle university, school named its first female president last february and today, she began her first day on the job. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao has store friday olney. >> reporter: for the first time in a century the president's office at lasalle's university is occupied by a woman and it is doctor colleen handich's first day on the job. her first day and first order of business creating a new twitter handle and sending out her first official tweet. >> first day on the job so excited to be here thanks for the warm welcome. what i plan to do over next few hours days and months is really understand what makes lasalle tic and to understand how that community is going to come together and plan our future. >> reporter: change is already here, in the university's one hundred and 52 years handich is also the first lay president and until now, the president has always been a christian brother. she will keep same values that she says but with a new perspective. >> drawing on missions but moving institution forward in new, different ways. >> reporter: she comes to philadelphia from canada where as president of the college in on tear yes she focused on boosting the school's national profile and student enrollment, all goals at lasalle too. but even on this a day of first, the doctor says the mission of the lasalle will be remaining the same. >> i'm following, as you have pointed out on 152 years of christian brother leadership at lasalle. you never want to lose the heart of that. we need to work together to make lasalle its best possible self. >> reporter: she will have help on the ground. her son will be a freshman here in the fall. at lasalle university, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, some philadelphia teachers spent some of their summer vacation back in the classroom. more than 700 teachers took part in the training session today at martin luther king high school as part of the school district's plan to improve literacy rates for kindergarten through third grade student over three years. work ships will continue through end of the week. in camden school leaders 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>> then perhaps, yes. >> then maybe we can investigate that. and we will have to ask viewers to comment what is best cookie and bang for your buck. >> yes what do you want. >> yes definitely, tell you what, mint ones i pulled it apart, i'm in the supposed to but it is amazing. i will spare you chocolate in my teeth. >> i'll eat that for you. >> let's talk about the weather and look outside. it is okay right now. we have cloud bubbling up at the moment over ben franklin bridge just a few clouds nothing falling precipitation wise in the city right now further to the south there are locally heavy showers and storms that have started to pop up, so you an see clouds starting to build, we will see some towering cumulus clouds an indication of upward motion in the atmosphere and that creates showers and storms. we have been dealing with the clouds on and off all day to day. our weather watchers event us great shots. let's check with them here and we will start off with looking at temperatures. weather watchers sending in 84 degrees as we move further up to the north in lawrenceville, new jersey. this is peter furron with some clouds. eighty-four to the east of philadelphia right now as we check with lynn springer in cherry hill, new jersey. she's at eight 46789 heat index 90. dew point is 12, soupy thank goodness for air conditioning. you want to have that going. pull up photos from our weather watchers. we will show you this couple rust cloud. you can see how it build up in the atmosphere an indication of upward motion and that is what causes showers and storms to pop up in this hot steamy atmosphere. lets take a look what is happening outside right now we will go out to what we have got going on weather-wise. we will talk about our weather headlines. our headlines we're stuck in the steam bath, heavy storms possible each day here but it does get more comfortable by the weekend. as we look at storm scan three we have showers and storms that have broken out mainly from wilmington delaware on south, you can see locally heavier storms in the delaware bay and that red shading. when we see red and yellow, that is indication that heavy rain was falling. there was an urban and mall stream flood advisory. right along 95, 40, 301 heavy rain and ponding on the road. that can slow you down traveling through these storms. then we have to watch this this is our next cold front, this is moving toward the area by wednesday and it could bring with it the threat for locally strong thunderstorms once again. spotty storms tonight spotty storms tomorrow and then wednesday is the day that the front comes through and brings us a better chance for locally heavy a and severe thunderstorms in our area. eighty-six at the airport. eighty-five in millville. cooler in dover. showers moved on through keeping 79 there and 78 degrees in allentown. temperatures again looking okay for now but our week time line what we are dealing with each day moving forward it is hot, steamy but storms will be isolated, wednesday is day we have afternoon thunderstorms and heavy rain is possible. it does look to me like there could be a bull's eye down the shore as this front moves through. the it will stall little area of low pressure developing down the shore. heavy rain wednesday night down the shore. humid still thursday with the stray shower but then humidity drops friday when nice weather takes hold. you can see it in showers and storms will drop from south to north. some locally heavy heavier rain biggest threat, blinding downpours, if you fine yourself traveling through one. tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. showers and storms east of philadelphia, they have been spotty but watch what happens on wednesday. in the afternoon here comes a front with locally strong storms popping up, especially south and east but they can linger and there is that enhancement that i was talking about down the shore and south jersey as well. for overnight hours tonight it is cloudy, muggy, we have showers and fog developing, 75 is our low. for your tuesday partly sunny warm humid 90 degrees. feeling like mid 90's with the humidity. your seven day forecast and shore cast keeps it sticky through wednesday. watch for late day then are storms and much nicer weather. look at the stretch that starts on friday humidity drops, dew points back in the 60's little more comfortable friday saturday, sunday looking great. it looks like a beautiful summer weekend. we have that to look forward to. >> thanks, kate very much. it is official, ab ton kutcher and milla kunis are married now. they tied the knot over the holiday weekend and they met while playing love interests on that's 70's show. she refield her first real kiss was with kutcher during that show adding she's marrying perfect movie star crush. another wedding over the holiday week friend musician billy joel, and his girlfriend alexis rodrick n a sprite ceremony at couple's annual fourth of july party. new york governor cuomo 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students to keep learning curve going. >> you don't want to have really pushed in and try to learn how you to read in kindergarten, first, second great and do nothing for two and a half months because they to fall behind. >> reporter: along with reading for three minutes a day, experts say parents should encourage their children to write over summer maybe keeping a journal or writing letters. take time to review school assignments from the previous year but they stress it is important to find a balance. >> it is really fun like when it is not always one thing. >> reporter: also, 62 percent of teachers surveyed said they have to spend three to four weeks reteaching students, course material, at the beginning of the year, because of the summer slide, that many children experience. so you need to sprinkle in a few educational activities with all of the summer fun out there we even sneak it in. >> exactly. >> stephanie, thanks very much. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00, now at 6:00, a young mother murdered leaves behind a two-year old daughter and heart broken community. tonight police have harsh word for her killer. plus a major mix up at a local clinic, at least five children taken in for vaccines are given the wrong shots our charlotte hoffman investigates how this could have happened, kate in. and jessica it is very steamy out here this evening in philadelphia but still seeing blue skies overhead and that is not the case just off to the south portions of delaware county in the state of delaware getting hit with heavy showers at the moment, i'll show you latest on storm scan three. >> she is new u.s. hero and she's new jersey born and bread, we will hear from carli lloyd's home town about her electrifying and inspiring world cup performance. a senseless crime claims the life of the young mother and, leads a community in mourning, but with her killer still on the loose the neighborhood is trying to make sense, of the tragedy. tonight a vigil is planned for anita cotton whose life was cut short during a street fight. good evening i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson joins us live from hunting park where cotton will be remember tonight steve. philadelphia police made one thing clear about this today they have surveillance video of that crime unfolding, they have identified nearly every person involved in that incident but they want to give those teenage girls, one last opportunity, to come in and talk to the detectives, before philadelphia police make their next move. in the meantime you mention that had vigil scheduled for about two hours from right new you? we spoke to a woman who said she was so close to the victim that she feels lake she lost a daughter expected to be at that vigil later on tonight. >> what is wrong with these young people? what is wrong with them. >> reporter: nicetown neighbor delores frances says that the question has consumed her. she wonders how the young girl that she watched grow into a young mother could have been killed so senselessly during a street fight. >> she was like my other daughter. >> reporter: police say delores's other daughter 17 year-old anita cotton was stabbed to death by another teenage girl sunday morning. >> we are in the process of identifying all of the participants. >> reporter: police say cotton was with a group of 15 to 20 other teens late saturday night. group left the city's fourth of july celebration and got in the fight with a smaller group of teens on south s

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