park looking at the city you can still make out buildings. it just goes to show haze humidity not in full force just yet but that will change over next few days. seventy-three at philly international. sixty-nine in trenton. sixty-seven in mount pocono and allentown. in the lower 70's in south jersey and capitol city of delaware, your suburbs upper 60's pottstown and willow grove. we have a breeze out of the south at five to 10 miles an hour, still areas that are calm but that south wind that starts to crank up heat and humidity. great news if you have outdoor plans we have been nice and dry, we will see fair weather cloud moving on through late in the day up toward lehigh valley poconos there will be a chance for isolated shower or thunderstorms. we will call it partly sunny but more humid throughout the day-to-day and around the region we will go afternoon high of 90 for philadelphia lower 80's at the shore with full sunshine in the poconos. better chance late in the day high temperatures in the the lower 80's. we are looking at mid 90's in the seven day and i'll show thaw in a few minutes. back to you. we have some breaking news out of west oak lane this morning, a mother and her one year-old daughter are stabbed during a domestic dispute overnight. both are in the hospital and police are hunting for their attacker. cherry greg from kyw nude radio is live where that little girl was taken to st. christopher's, how is she doing. >> good morning nicole, that baby girl is here at st. christopher's fighting for her life and her mother is in einstein doing the same. police say a man stabbed that baby girl, in the chest while in her mother's arms. it all happened just before 12:30 sunday morning when a man stabbed a 37 year-old mother as she held her one year-old baby in her arms. police arrived on the 19 hup block of dallas street to find the mother with multiple slash wound, and a baby girl, single stab wound to the chest. both mother and daughter were rushed to einstein hospital where the the mother remains in critical condition. one year-old girl was in transport, to st. christopher's hospital for children where she also remained critical. police are on the look out for the man man committed the stabbing, no word on whether he is the father of the child. again, nicole both the baby and mother are remaining in critical condition this morning following that domestic situation. police have not released the name of the suspect or his relationship to that mother and child as their up investigation, continues. as the the rest of the community prays for a swift recovery. in this tragic situation. back to you nicole. >> cherry, just an awful story, thank you for that update, we appreciate it. new this morning a car end up in the schuylkill river, yeah, police working to retrieve that car which ended up in the water near boat house row. currently no one was in the at the time but police are trying to figure out exactly what happened there. also in the delaware county police are investigating a brazen robbery of the cvs they said two men tied up two employees at gunpoint in the back of the store shortly after 10:00 o'clock sat take night. stores is located in aston in the 5,000 block of pennel red. >> it wasn't a hostage situation, they were tied up, they removed money and from the office, and then they fled the scene. >> we're told no employees were hurt and that the crooks escaped with an unspecified amount of money. it has been one year since a car crashed through a fruit stand in philadelphia killing a mother and three of her children. the the community gathered to remember these victims. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has that story now from tioga. >> reporter: they marched in with swagger and smiles to the scene filled with cover and enjoyed a sound track of dance and laughter. final reclamation,. >> it has been devastating but i have been doing my best hanging and trying to stay strong. >> reporter: one years ago this was the worst place in philadelphia, on july 25th 2014 police say two men jonathan rosa and cornelius crawford carjack a woman blocks away. police say she was being sexually assaulted as suspects lost control of her suv ramming in the crowd of five, at the corner of allegheny and germantown avenue. three children, 15 year-old keira williams, ten year-old joseph reid and eight year-old terence more more were killed instantly. their mother, keisha williams died in the hospital days later. >> they need a parent to raise them so i'm taking over and trying to make the best of it. >> reporter: cher main williams now has custody of keisha's two surviving children. one year later one of the first lessons she wanted to teach them is how to learn from this. >> i will be celebrating their memory when they were here, not their death but i'm celebrating their life from when they was here. >> reporter: with the final send off this place once a anger and sadness is now a source for inspiration. one of the one year later, one of the wiges community projects coming out of this now completed the faces of the fallen now paint add long this fence line a mural in memorial. and also we're hearing about the suspects they both have upcoming court dates in upcoming weeks so of course we will stay with us. reporting from tie ohio steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police in mount laurel, new jersey searching for this getaway van a stolen copper generator cable worth a hundred you this dollars is inside that van. police say mandy pick, took that cable from the shipping container at sun belt rentals. and the van a black mark, and, any fur, if you have any fur, see that van please call police. louisiana community is mourning deaths of the two women gunned down inside a movie theater on thursday. cbs correspondent kenneth craig has more from the emotional veg frill lay fey yet and latest on that investigation. >> ♪ >> reporter: hundreds of people attended an emotional candle light vigil saturday night for victims of the deadly shooting rampage two days ago in lafayette. >> when somebody you love is the person that is in the head line, it is devastating. >> reporter: makeshift memorial grows outside store owned by jillian johnson she and 21 year-old macy breaux were gunned down inside the movie theater, nine others were injured. as the community mourns signs like this ask for prayers for victims and their families a credits town people made prayer flags for the victims. >> i didn't know the two victims personally but it just breaks my heart that something like this could happen in our town. >> reporter: the community plans to so these flags into a large quilt, at the same time that investigators are trying to figure out why john houser chose this quiet city. a law enforcement source familiar with the investigation, tells cbs news, that police found writings in houser's room that said he wanted to target law enforcement, governmental agencies and abortion clinic and anyone else will do. he had written the the name and movie and she time he planned to attack. the authorities say the gun houser used to carry out the shooting was purchased legally last year despite his criminal history and mental illness. kenneth craig for cbs news lafayette, louisiana. meanwhile in illinois a family and friend gathered for funeral of sandra bland who was found hanging in the texas jail cell two weeks ago after she had been arrested following a controversial traffic stop. bland's death remains under investigation but prosecutors say preliminary autopsy results revealed that she committed suicide. her family is now calling for an independent autopsy. well, since the all-star break the phillies look like a brand new team and if this is cole hamels swann song what a way to go out. cole hamels has been the subject of the constant trade rumors and over his previous two starts hamels allowed 14 runs and 20 hits but yesterday, a in hitter against the the chicago cubs it was so exciting, here's final score from scott franke on 94 wip. >> hamels with a three-two pitch, high fly ball, herrera back on the track and he -- did he make the catch. >> did he. >> he fell down but he a has got it. he has got it. odougal herrera the has got it and cole hamels has a no hitter. >> phillies fans pumped up for that one. hamels tossed a season high 129 pitches striking out 13, it was 13th in hitter in the teams history. so this kind of thing does in the happen often. phillies fans, of course, celebrating. >> if we have to trade him, we have to trade him it is what it is. he has been a great pitcher for, you know, all this time now. >> let me tell but cole hamels, he was due for a great game, lifted the spirits of philadelphia, fantastic game. >> coming up in sports we will hear from cole on his in hitter and give you you the forecast on the trade wind swirling. weak bring you up to speed. still to come a diver attacked and killed by a shark, while his daughter watches, awful. also seniors are falling victim to scams on line especially on dating web sites, consumer reporter jim donovan shows us how one woman wound up losing hundreds of thousands of dollars to a conn artist and we will tell you how to protect yourself. it will be hot and humid to day the heat is hanging up justin will have the steamy forecast on the other side, stay with us. ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. welcome back. more concerns this morning about shark attacks a daughter could only watch in horror as her father who was killed by a hashing during a diving trip this happened off the the coast of australia as they divide for scallops. police say that daughter return to the boat with some of the catch. when she looked back she saw a large shark attacking him. sharks we're told are common off australia beaches but fatal attacks very, very rare. very sad story there. back here though with images of the shark caught in ocean city back here at home. fisherman paul, snagged that fish on 30th street beach. now he caught him right off the shore as you can see from those photos. lucky to perfect that shark it is a catch/release situation. so he went right back to fishing after letting that shark go. it does raise our awareness about these animals and justin, you said with the warmer weather that is why we are seeing more of that especially on the new jersey shoreline. >> yeah, waters have been above average this summer. we are seeing a lot more shark attacks as well, areas of north carolina, down south of the coast. they are out there people catch them off the coast of delaware, new jersey. they're there. if you have ever try not to think about it the in the water. live look, at the the margate right now and nice and quiet here on the beach. no one out there nice morning. you can see sunshine mixed with cloud. ocean conditions are calm but that wind will kick up out of the south causing increased risk for rip currents. make sure life guard are on duty. here are main headlines what we can expect, hot and humid conditions and with that heat, humidity chance for isolated sure or storm later today and better chance on monday and talking about our next heat wave returning in the middle of the upcoming weeks. temperatures, waking up somewhat comfortable upper 60's to 70's where we are right now, 72 in the capitol city of delaware, shore temperatures still looking nice for that early morning bic ride or jog, mid 70's in ocean city, rehoboth beach checking in, we have that south wind coming in right off of the atlantic ocean. here we go dew point temperatures measures moisture contend. right now 62. last week at this time we were dealing with the mid 70-degree dew point. that was a tropical air mass. yesterday we were in the 50's. so yeah, we're climbing. right now it is in the bad but it will be at a steamy level later this afternoon and will feel oppressive by middle of the week. good news is though, not much happening on storm scan three. we have cluster of showers and storms well to the north across upstate new york but if you have outdoor plans it is a go. there is a weak cold front. couple showers over ohio. it could trigger off isolated showers or storms mainly in the poconos later this afternoon. there is a front ahead have on it, it is hot humid. temperatures 90 degrees this afternoon. then the front moves over us during the day on monday. it is tomorrow our best chance, to see some scattered showers, and storms, again keyword is scattered and we do need some rain. we're down an inch or so of rain a month. so needed rain now in the forecast tuesday we're back into the sunny conditions, hot and humid. lower 90's. may feel hotter then that when we factor in the humidity. through the day-to-day and afternoon sunshine mixed with some cloud mid to late afternoon we could see isolated shower or storm northern lehigh valleys and poconos from the city south and east. it should stay dry. then tomorrow afternoon you can see a little bit more coverage in those showers and thunderstorms, but there is really in big severe threat with those storms. that is good news there inland temperatures today well in the upper 80's to 90 degrees. we will get relief down toward the new jersey shore and delaware beach west that breeze off of the water. enduring the evening, it stays pretty warm, in mid to upper 70's to around 80 degrees by 8:00 o'clock tonight. if you have dinner plans maybe around town. and then tomorrow expect more clouds, and a few showers around, at times and that may knock the temperatures down a little bit but still humidity levels on the high side. now what is ahead over the next few days? we will check out the jet stream, right now, to the north of us, and that will allow that to expand from the center of the country. watch out what happens as we hit tuesday and wednesday. that core of the hot air moves in. so wednesday and thursday is our hottest day. then jet tries to take a dive southward, knocking back the heat a little bit for next weekend. at the cher today though lots of sunshine, wear the sun block. air temperature 83. ocean water at 76. moderate threat for rip currents. forecast high for today around 90 degrees. the late day shower or storm is possible, but noticeably more humid. muggy tonight with potential thunderstorm. seventy-two for the low. sixty's in the suburbs. extended forecast, there is the heat wave, tuesday wednesday, thursday, low to mid 90's. could feel like 100 factoring in the humidity and another round of showers and storms late thursday. nicole, back to you. >> just thin, thanks. 7:18. lets check with ann on that traffic situation good morning, ann. >> good morning nicole. our traffic situation is looking good throughout the area thankfully. this is schuylkill at south street. south street running side by side. none of these delays or problems on the schuylkill this morning. volleys building in the area south street looks good too. moving traffic cam to 202 anal entail road right by the king of prussia mall n delays or problems on this portion of the 202 and 202 looks fine through the area moving the traffic cam again to the ben franklin bridge mid span, if you are heading to the shore no delays on the area bridges ben franklin or walt whitman. further up 42 freeway looks good, so does 55. no problems on the ac expressway or garden state parkway. on to i-95, this portion of the i-95 right at the blue route, i-95 and the blue route, if they are in your travel plans should encounter in delays so far. so a good drive where ever you are going this morning. if you are taking mass transit keep in mind on septaes a route 15, 101, 102 trolleys, they are busing because of construction schedules until september 6th, over at the the 69th street terminal. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. thanks, ann we appreciate it. more than 6400 americans say they were scammed after visiting on line dating sites in the second half of last year. now fbi says that fraud cost users more than 80 million-dollar. many of those being targeted or citizens who are getting back in the dating game. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has details. >> reporter: when janice cook went looking for love on line 17 years after losing her husband she found a match on the very first day. >> i liked him because he said sweet things and he was very charming. >> reporter: after four months of exchanging e-mails and phone calls but never meeting in person, the man who claim to be living in virginia was suddenly in have africa needing a kidney transplant. >> a according to the story, he became very ill and he was in the hospital. >> reporter: janet wanted to help pay his medical bills and sent him roughly $300,000, before she realized that she was being swindled. >> these are people who have worked so hard for their savings and now they are giving it all away to the romance scammers. >> reporter: aarp says that seniors are a prime target for on line dating scams. the scammer found janet on match.com. in a statement the company says it requires users to pledge never to send money or share financial information with other match users. and to report anyone who asks for money or financial information. to spot on line dating scammers, look for these who make frequent spelling errors, use fake photos, crime to be working overseas and especially those asking for money. despite being duped janet has in the given up her search for a companion on line but just a lot more savvy. >> i went trust anybody on it without doing some kind of a background check and making sure that they are legitimate. >> reporter: interestingly the aarp tell us that men have been found to succumb to on line scams more of then with men but women tend to report those scams, when they are occurring. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. so awful just trying to find love and they get scammed. had hate to hear that. 7:21. still to come on "eyewitness news" las vegas strip surrounded by smoke after a huge fire eruptness an outdoor pool. we will have details on that story. it is a celebration of equality in center city, alexandria hofp was there for the celebration. plus it is heating up, justin has your steamy weekday forecast on a sunny 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"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff was there for the celebration. >> i didn't want to know about the wheelchair life they want to necessity how a brother makes it. >> reporter: it was a modern tribute of historic legislation. >> people with disabilities and more freedom and control of their lives and access to services, support jobs, because of this law report report she's talking about the 1990's americans with disabilities act philadelphia commemoration began with the kick off event at city hall leading up to a parade that shut down market street all in order to... >> unaudible. >> we want to be working we want independent we want our lives, we all have abilities, we all have rights. >> reporter: it was 25 years ago disable americans from across the country and their families gathered on the lawn of the white house's where george bush senior signed the act in to law. so the national constitution center seemed appropriate for that procession to lead to. there we met up with former u.s. senator tom harkin whose brother was deaf. >> then i had a nephew who was injured and became paraplegic and wanted to go to college but he could not take courses because they were on the second floor and he could not get up the stairs. i thought wait a minute, this is in the right. >> reporter: harkin introduced the americans with disabilities act to the senate but says there is still work to be done especially in the areas of independent living and jobs placement. >> at 25, colleen tomko's son tom is as old as the act it is to protect him. she has a message for everyone who thinks this act does not apply to them. >> you will love somebody or older and you will have disability. >> in olde city, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 7:27. still to come on "eyewitness news" a mother and a child critically stabbed inside their west oak lane home. police are searching for their attacker believed to be somehow related to the victim. >> we are live with the update. president obama wraps up his visit to kenya just a ahead details on that historic trip. plus it will be a hot one outside today meteorologist justin drabick will be back with a check of those temperatures going up, up, up, still awe beautiful sunday well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. we will have some more information on our breaking news but first today is sunday july 26th good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. 7:30 right now. let's send it over to justin with more on the forecast, it will be pretty hot today. >> middle of the summer it is july. >> yes. >> we're not talking snow. >> thank goodness. >> yes. >> wow. >> but we have to deal with increased humidity throughout the week. we will get you through another heat wave. it is philadelphia we're tough here. we can handle it. we will go down the shore that is a good place to be over next several days abe why not all summer long. take me with you if you are going town there ocean city, live look at the boardwalk. people hanging out, bike rides, morning jog. we are in the sunshine right now. temperatures are in the 70's a along the coast. inland areas a same story at 73 at the airport. sixty-seven in allentown and mount pocono, reading you guys are at 70 degrees. so many of the suburbs hanging out in the upper 60's. pottstown, well owe grove both in the upper 60's as well. dew point temperature starting to increase. once we hit 60's that is when we will feel uncomfortable. it is on the humid side and these numbers will continue to rise. now not as bad as last weekend. the last sunday those dew points were in the mid 70's, that is a tropical air mass. we're in the quite that hot. nice and quiet storm scan three, notice a few clouds, coming in the with the building heat and humidity. it could be an isolated shower or storm up in the poconos but otherwise partly sunny skies just noticeably more humid. here's the temperature break down throughout the day. 8:00 o'clock 76. eleven at 84. 2:00 we are in the mid 80's topping off near 90 degrees. by 8:00 o'clock we're hanging on to 8 degrees, under partly sunny skies. afternoon high of 90 for philadelphia lower 80's at the shore and poconos. we will talk about that next heat wave in a few minutes. nicole, back to you. all right, justin. more on our breaking news out of west oak lane this morning. a heartless crime. a mother and her one year-old daughter stabbed critically. their attacker still at large. cherry greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live for us this morning outside of st. christopher's where that little girl was taken. how is she doing this morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. both that baby girl and her mother are in critical condition this morning. police say a man stabbed the little girl in the chest. stabbed her mother multiple times as she held the baby girl in her arms. police say it all happened just before 12:30 sunday morning, that is when a man stabbed a 37 year-old mother, as she held her one year-old baby in her arms. police arrived on the scene in the 1900 block of dallas street, to find the mother, with multiple slash wound and the baby girl a single stab wound to the chest. both mother and daughter were rushed to einstein hospital where the mother rein mains in critical condition. the one year-old girl was then transported to st. christopher's hospital for children where she remains critical. police are on the look out foreman who committed the stabbing, in word on whether he is the father of the child. again, that baby girl re mains in critical condition here at st. christopher's as police work to figure out what led to that tragic double stabbing and as they work to track down the man who did it. police have have in the yet released the name or age of the suspect as they tried to figure out what led to that fatal stabbing. that tragic stabbing. live from st. christopher's cherry greg for kyw news radio "eyewitness news". tough to comprehend that violence. 7:33. happening today president obama wraps up a historic vice to kenya. he gave a rousing speech to kenya youth and civil leaders. later the president will fly to ethiopia before heading home. his trip was friendly but not without controversy. wendy gilette has the details. >> reporter: president obama is making history and making waves in his first presidential visit to kenya. he is the first sitting u.s. president to visit the country, his first full day in kenya brought a moment of controversy when asked about gay rights. >> when you start treating people differently that is a path whereby freedoms begin to erode. >> reporter: kenya's president says this is in the a view he shares. in kenya gay sex is punishable by up to 14 years in prison. >> this issue is in the really an issue that is in the information mess mind of kenya. >> reporter: rest of the visit has been smooth in the country where president obama is considered a native son. two leaders have discussed environmental and economic partnerships and cooperation on counter terrorism. kenya faces continued threats from the somalia based terror group al-shabob which claimed response for the attacks on the mall in 2013 and at a university in april. >> we have weakened those networks operating here in east africa, new that does not mean the problem is solved. >> reporter: the president remembered these lost in the 1998 bombing of the u.s. embassy in nirobi laying a wreath at the site. wendy gilette for cbs news. 7:35. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton this weekend tells annie was gathering she never neglectly handled classified information in her private e-mails. >> when i turned over my 55,000 pages, i did so to help the state department, and they announced all of the former secretaries to please give any fur because they were having some will challenging with their record keeping. so, i did. then i said okay, let's make it public. if i just turn it over, we were not be having this conversation. >> intelligence investigators told the justice department this week that classified information may have been compromised in that e-mail server clinton used at home during her tenure as secretary of state. after the justice department investigates clinton says that is up to the officials. hillary clinton's presidential campaign says the former second of state will testify on the end of the attacks in benghazi. clinton agreed to testify before a house panel on october 22nd but a committee spokesperson says nothing has been finalized. u.s. ambassador and three others died in the 2012 attacks. we are getting a look at never before seen pictures on the the day of the september 11th attacks. take a look, these picture were released by the national archives in response to the freedom of information act request. you can see the president vice-president dick cheyney and members of the president's cabinet as they react to the a attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people. the most of these were taken inside president george w. bush's emergency operations shelter, just below the white house. but really profound images there. 7:37. we're now officially less than a year from the democratic national convention in philadelphia. it will be quite a year for our city. the city is lighting up landmarks in blue this weekend, to celebrate that milestone. "eyewitness news" there on boat house row last night. the convention is scheduled to be at the wells fargo senter from july 25th to the 28th in 2016. that is one week after the republican national convention in cleveland. well, point breeze pop up beer garden reopens after winning the latest round in its court fight with philadelphia officials. craft beer flowed out of the taps yesterday along redeveloped lot on the 1600 block of point breeze avenue. l and i had shut down that beer garden twice in two weeks over zoning issues but owner john longacre argues he has a state liquor license to operate that beer garden. neighbors seem to like it. >> it is a in longer a place where people do drugs and drug deals. we have lights on all the time. it is a mellow party right outside their house. they come here a lot. we see the close neighbors. >> reporter: l and i won't comment citing pend ing litigation. well exciting night at philadelphia zoo, there is more to see then just animals and guests enjoyed craft beers and food from local food trucks as part of the annual summer festival, guests enjoy live music and participating in games and lots of other activity there at that a after hours event. kind of cool to be at the zoo in the dark. that sound like fun. 7:38. still to come on "eyewitness news", air bags for adults, health reporter stephanie stahl shows us new technology that lets older adults become more independent. plus a message from space what astronaut scott kelly would like from philadelphia. it is a beautiful summer day, albeit, hot but bee can handle it. it is july after all. stay with us. seriously? you're not at all concerned? about what now? oh, i don't know. the apocalypse? we're fine. i bundled renter's with my car insurance through progressive for just six bucks more a month. word. there's looters running wild out there. covered for theft. okay. that's a tidal wave of fire. covered for fire. what, what? all right. fine. i'm gonna get something to eat. the boy's kind of a drama queen. just wait. where's my burrito? [ chuckles ] worst apocalypse ever. protecting you till the end. now, that's progressive. on the cbs-3 healthwatch this morning, hip fractures are common among the elderly and can be disabling and deadly. new there is a new way to prevent them with a wearable air bag. health reporter stephanie stahl has details on this new technology. >> i would just fall, every week out of the clear blue sky. >> reporter: now there could be something to help claire and protect her fragile bones when she falls. >> sensors inside the belt-like device are able to detect when a fall occurs. >> reporter: similar to an air bag in your car. >> it inflates to provide protect for the hipps. >> reporter: the it is called active protective wearable air bags that is worn like a belt. >> it is sensors that go through, sort of the sophisticated a algorithm that allows us to determine when someone is falling. >> reporter: sensors then trigger inflation of the 2-inch cushion that surround the the hipps. >> falls are common have after the age of 65. >> reporter: doctor michael perskin says a simple fall can result in life changing injuries and fear of falling can be debilitating. >> people lose their independence because of it, and become homebound. >> reporter: wearable air wag is many among many in development by variety of companies. cost will range between 500 and a thousand dollars which might be at least partially covered by insurance. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also on the healthwatch this morning gender difference arees and alzheimer's, new research find women may be more vulnerable to developing the disease. doctors at duke university studied elderly men and women over the period of eight years. they found woman with mild thinking and memory problems deteriorated twice as fast as men with that same condition. it is important to know so that families can of course, make those arrange also. 7:43. astronaut scott kelly continues his historic year in a space he is saying hello to philadelphia kelly tweeted this picture yesterday along with the message good morning philadelphia, one of your cheese steaks would be great four months into my hash tag year in space. he snapped this pick from the international space station where he is conducting his record breaking mission. we would be happy to send you one but i don't know how it taste by the time it got there, right. >> four months up there, he is probably getting a little bit old. hopefully when he gets back down here he will be able to get. that let check with the weather watchers this morning. shaping up to be a good start to the sunday. humidity levels on the increase but still not that bad just yet. still seeing lower 60's, in some locations so not bad in some of the suburbs. as we head up to perkasie john jenkins has 63 degrees in the sunshine this morning. we will take you outdoors to chester county in nottingham, pennsylvania, fran at 67 degrees. the also in the sunshine. good spot to be. next several days down at the shore as we go to ocean city, new jersey. lets check with james. we have 71 degrees. full sunshine. the has a message for us, fire up the grill it will be a great barbecue day. what are you cooking? i necessity where i'm going to dinner tonight. that sound good. good conditions this afternoon even down toward the shore. lets take a live look right now from ocean city, there it is boardwalk people out for morning jog, bike ride, walk no problems with the sunshine right now. temperatures in the mid 70's. nice breeze from the south off the atlantic ocean. temperatures will be warming up, over the next several days the at which average high is 87 degrees this time of the year this time of the year is when we will see our warmest temperatures and we will stay above average for next several days and we will peak wednesday and thursday, as we see lower 90's return to the forecast and we are looking at another heat wave developing this week. how will it feel when you factor in humidity? it has been here past several days. we will call it humid. tomorrow is worse as well as tuesday on the steamy side and humidity levels keep increasing for wednesday into thursday, and starts to feel oppressive once again. if you don't like hot humid conditions you'll not like forecast for middle of the week. good news is today heading outside we are looking okay. sunshine and cloud. showers across new york state stay up there and it could be an isolated sure or storm that does pop up later this afternoon, and the cold front is weak and it will slide ahead of it, hot and humid with a high of 90. and, the the stall front over region during the day monday so tomorrow is better chance, and, thunderstorm, and that is good news because we do need some rain across the region. and, temperatures, knocked back in the 80's. once that front leaves we will be back to full sunshine on tuesday, high pressure blocks any storms from developing, so hot, humid conditions return, we are back in the lower 90's. all right. our future weather mod they will after afternoon keeping our skies mainly sunny in the afternoon hours. by in mid afternoon we will see stray showers maybe a thunderstorm popping up, with the daze time heating. they will diminish overnight and still cannot rule out passing shower in spots. and then tomorrow, we will see more coverage, in the showers and thunderstorms as well as the cloud as that front moves through the region. ocean water certainly has been warm, with the recent, warm weather moving in. it may have been mid up toker 70's for water temperatures. beware of today though we are under a maryland rate risk for rip currents. that wind will be kicking up out of the south and southwest. that chops up the water. so make sure life guard are on duty if you plan to hit the beach in delaware or new jersey shore. here is that shore forecast, 83 degrees for the temperature. more humid. lots of sunshine. wear that sun block. uv index eight out of ten. ocean water temperature 76 off the the coast of the new jersey. southwest win kicks up at 15 miles an hour. inland spots we are looking at 90 degrees with that isolated storm possible, mainly north and west of the city, tonight it stays muggy still chance for shower or storm overnight 72 for the low temperature for city, 60's in the suburbs. we are down to 88 for a high monday with a better chance for showers or storms. mid 90's our hot days thursday afternoon with the chance for late day shower or thunderstorm. do you love watching weather? you can be featured in the newscast wye is by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers. 7:48. lets check on the road and highways with ann evans good morning, ann. >> good morning nicole. this is schuylkill at spring guard even street we have no delays or problems. volume building, it is moving. since we are in the general area martin luther king drive shut down from the parkway to the montgomery drive. schuylkill is opened for business and moving at this point. we will move the traffic jam here, just awe gorgeous picture here, 422 near collegeville, beautiful day for a drive open space and swam land and we will see in problems on this portion of the 422422 westbound at arm and hammer boulevard is closed there due to construction. we will move traffic cam again and this is the blue route right here near mid county tolls, no delays or problems on the blue route or mid county tolls. if you are taking the northeast extension today keep in mind construction is cleared from that, in both directions north bound and southbound and exit 31 lansdale and lehigh valley exit. so you are good to go there too. so if you are heading to the poconos you should not encounter any chase. pennsylvania turnpike is in good shape as well. on to the ben franklin bridge, there you go, and the bridges in fine shape westbound we have that construction, heading in to philadelphia, the entire length of the bridge, two right lanes are closed for road construction but it is not impeding any traffic at this point. fuzz are taking bridge to the shore areas no delays on the ac expressway or garden state parkway. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new nicole back to you good time to head to the shore. >> you bet. >> still to come an "eyewitness news" more on the cole hamels no hitter, pretty exciting moment in phillies baseball. plus highlights from the u.s.a. game from ppl park. that is all coming up next in sports. but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ ♪ if saturday was his last start for philadelphia phillies cole hamels went out on top. forget about trade rumors for just a moment because hamels just had the game of his life. exactly three years ago hamels just signed a six year, 144 million-dollar contract, and this weekend hamels fired a no hitter at wrigley field in chicago. but first he needed a a little help and in the third inning ryan howard would supply the offense. he connects off jake oriemma, his biggest, 17th of the season. phillies up three to nothing. then in the seventh cole hamels still locked in strikes out anthony rizzo who is looking silly. jorge solar no energy. kristin, don't even bother, hamels awesome. fans loving it. on to the ninth. three outs to go. he gets addison rust toll ground out. miguel franco to number out one. everyone enjoying it. hamels, two outs to go. dexter fouler goes down looking. ninety-six. right down the the middle. fans can feel it. so can chris bryant. he says, it is a charge deep into center field. will it stay in the yard. the it will. odougal herrera miss play is it but recovers in time. the first in hitter at wrigley field since sandy koufax in 1965. how about that carlos ruiz, his fourth no hitter behind a plate that ties a major league record for catchers. here's's cole post game. >> you know, nothing will top winning a world series but i think this is probably, you know, on the top of the list, right under it. >> we have a great hitter up there in chris bryant and to be able to, you know, keep that in the ballpark and herrera making an amazing play the second time, you know, outstanding for him to be able to do that and to go all out. >> for the cubs there wasn't much to discuss they gave hamels a tip of the hat on twitter and then they posted this head line saying dexter fouler walks twice and lost to the phillies. when your team cannot get a hit they have to find something else to talk about. this is courtesy of our friend turtle a producer at 94 wip just moments after a no hitter. murphy's bar across the the street from wrigley throws up a help wanted sign. trade for hamels now. the the cubs, they are one of the teams showing interest in cole hamels along with the yankees, dodgers and a few others. cole hamels is getting the attention but he isn't the only one on the trade block washington nationals have discussion was fill business jonathan papelbon who want to pitch for a contender. the other problem he also stated that he will only accept a trade to a team that will keep him as their closer, and that could be a tough team to find. the hall of fame ceremonies in cooperstown normally a time for celebration, not confrontation. according to reports cheltenham high grad and mlb legend reggie jackson was involved in a all the case friday night with a fan seeking an autograph outside a cooperstown restaurant. jackson confirmed the confrontation occurred but denied that it turned physical. on the eve of the gold cup u.s. mens head coach admitted difficulties a appointment his team would not be playing in the finals at the link today. understandable. but there was still a game to be played today as the u.s. battled panama for consolation prize at ppl park in chester. the with the u.s. down a goal in the 70th minute, deandre find clint dempsey a beautiful goal tying it at one. we will move on to penalty kicks, and beasley one last chance, he is turned away, and panama with the upset of the united states, three-two on pk's it is panama that takes third place. edd is a major problem delaware star elainea delladon, no different in the all-star game in connecticut. she put up 16 points, eight rebound including that beautiful up and under but her east squad would fall to the west 117-112. a week after the british open the tour hits ontario for rbc canadian open. no zach johnson, dustin johnson or jordan spieth but big names in the running. however, it is david hearn who leads after three round and he is at 15 under par. if you ain't first you are last, i think ricky bobby said that saturday, qualifying, for the brick yard 400 at indianapolis, one of the biggest races of the the nascar season. joey logano posted second fastest time but missed out on a pole for second straight race to karl edward. that is it for sports, i'm pat gallon, have a great the day. props to pat for quoting ricky bobby. that is "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what we have at 8:00. count down is on until pope francis arrival here in philadelphia and there is a lot you need to necessity before the big weekend. we will have more straight ahead. say good bye to cooler temperatures and hello to warmer weather, we have it all in the forecast, justin will join news a few minutes stick around. ♪ ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle great rates for great rides. a terrible stabbing overnight in west oak lane a mother, stabbed while holding her baby both injured in that attack. search for suspect this morning and the condition of the the victim. plus a car end up in the schuylkill river near boat house row overnight what police necessity about how it got there and whether anyone was injured. also, a no hitter for cole hamels in the game begins the cubs, very exciting for phillies fans, this is as a pitcher, is future is unclear. we will have the latest on the trade rumors but what a moment um. good morning. it is sunday july 26th i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:00 o'clock. we will send it over to justin for more on the forecast and we are cranking up the heat today. >> nothing shocking about this forecast, late j