eighty-seven at ac airport. only good thing if you are wondering why we don't have an excessive heat warning dew points are in the 60's in philadelphia, allentown, reading. our actual feels like temperatures running a degree or two above actual temperature and that is why it is in the quite hot enough to warrant warrants or advisories. the it is hottest day of this particular stretch, we're talking about 94 degrees our high so far. over weekend 91, 93 respectively. we will give today a run for its money tomorrow and then some changes. we will tell but that with the seven day forecast in a bit. back inside to you. >> thanks, kate. we are less than six weeks from the pope's visit to philadelphia. as the city gears up for is what expect to be a once in a lifetime event, we're taking a closer look at how it will affect those who live and work within the security zones. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at south broad street, to explain, greg. >> reporter: jessica, we're on the 23rd story of this office building within that secured vehicle perimeter, that black vehicle perimeter we have been talking to you about all week long. they have these large outdoor space west beautiful views of the city. as you can imagine secret service wants to make sure no one is on these porches, patios, balconies when the pope is in town. david mcfarland has been busy running to and from building he manages. >> coordination started a month or so after the event was announced. >> reporter: updating tenants on security issues. >> there will be another tenant meeting probably in a week or so. >> reporter: dealing with local, state and federal officials ahead of the pope's visit. >> whether it is mayor's office, all of the police and fire, and certainly our new best friend the secret service. >> reporter: you see many of the mcfarland's buildings are within secure zones announced by secret service, which means there will be heavy retricksness place during the two days the pope is in town. >> no one should be on the rooftops, balconies, exposed stairwells. >> reporter: that also includes the fire escapes. off limits during the pope's visit. if there is a maintenance problem say a broken ac unit, it will to have wait. tenant balconies. >> these will certainly be off limits per secret service during the events and you can probably imagine why. >> reporter: it is going to be a bit of the hassle which is why tenants like attorneys here who use this space are skipping friday and making it a long weekend. >> we have decided a few weeks ago we would take the day off. >> if you have work to do you can do it from home. >> reporter: back here live with this incredible view you can imagine many businesses in the area will have questions, about security questions, in general, so the city has opened up a business resource center. it will be staffed monday through friday, during regular business hours, we're talking about nine to 5:30 or 6:00 and the number in case you want it is 256-83-2100. we are live above center city i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. another place you won't be able to go when pope is in town is the the philadelphia zoo. zoo announced it will be closing september 25th and 27th. we know some zoo workers will spend the whole weekend there so they can take care of the animals. the zoo is still figuring out its plans for monday after the pope leaves. we're now only 40 days away from the pope's arrival and coming up at 5:30 we will show you new mission launched by the camden diocese to prepare for the pope. in other news tonight a worker is shocked and falls four stories to the ground. chopper three over 16th and oxford in north philadelphia. medics rushed the 28 year-old man to temple university hospital, a at the moment, there is still no word on the victim's condition. chopper three over gilbertsville montgomery county where a fire department police officer was struck by a car this happened on swamp pike. the victim was taken to lehigh valley hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries. the striking vehicle remained at the scene, police are investigating. we're learning more tonight about the man who drowned in the schuylkill river. he was a grammy award winner and authorities say he was swimming near lock street in manayunk on saturday when he got caught in the current. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in manayunk with more on the victim, steve. >> reporter: jessica, a grammy winner and a man with the musical legacy that has touched millions and it all started right here in the philadelphia area, today, we spoke to family friend who knew a man that they knew as danny. listen to this. the impact devastating, news, like a bullet. >> bang, it the hit us, just spell bound and heart broken since then. >> reporter: life long friend in ardmore remembering a man whose exhibits to music, helped bring them all together. >> danny was well loved by the whole community. >> reporter: police say five two-year old daniel sambello was attending a blues festival saturday night in manayunk near the the schuylkill river. shortly after 6:00 that night danny took a swim to cool off and then went missing. about an hour later his body race recovered. but life long friend dennis says legacy of danny's life far out shines his death. >> talent was off the charts. he could make, he could pick up a beat up old guitar and he didn't even know how to play guitar but wow make it sound fantastic. >> ♪ >> reporter: sambello leftard more to pursue a career in music and he succeeded, song writer awarded a grammy for his work on the beverly hills cop sound track and recognized for a long musical career born from a musical family. >> when we grew up we would walk up, we would always walk by and look into see what the record were on the the wall. >> reporter: james rossempties younger generation of artists growing up with the sambello legacy. >> i think hole left behind will be filled by people being inspired by danny. >> reporter: we mentioned sambello from a musical family his brother michael wrote the song maniac featured in the flash dance sound track and lead guitar player for stevey wonder's ban. i'm told that stevey during his performance in center city mentioned sambello and dedicated a set to him as well. the that is very latest from manayunk, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, steve. a explosion in bangkok, thailand killing at least 18 people and injuring more than a hundred police sealed off the scene to diffuse what they thought was another bomb that turned out to be a few trash bags. blast happened in central bangkok near a shrine that is among the popular tourist spots. we have learned foreigners air monk the injured. no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing. search for a missing indonesia passenger plane has been suspended until weather clears. search crews spotted smoke and wreckage that likely belongs to the the twin turboprop that had 54 people on board. the air services plane disappeared yesterday after getting caught in bad weather. it was heading for the city and the the search is expect to resume in the morning. forty years ago today philadelphia suffered one of the worst fires in the city's history. eight fire fighters were killed battling the gulf oil refinery fire. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer a attended a special memorial services for those victims to day. inside firemen's hall museum in olde city, family, friend, and city officials came together to honor and remember eight fallen fire fighters who lost their lives, 40 years ago, in the gulf oil refinery fire on august 17th, 1975. >> it is important for everyone to understand the magnitude of those events that fire burned for six days. >> reporter: it happened near junction of the delaware and schuylkill rivers in south philadelphia. inside one of the country's largest refineries. the that is where vapor from a gulf oil tanker caught fire, resulting in an 11 alarm inferno. david schoolfield was a rookie on the job. >> i saw the the flames get out of control and everybody was running around. that is where chaos came. you didn't know which way to go. >> reporter: one of the 14 fire fighters injured, schoolfield suffered second and third degree burns over 26 percent of his body. his wife niomi thanks god that he survived. >> when i saw his burns like that i just said we will make it report rorrer lewis campana was not as lucky she lost her husband a man she says was a, big. >> a neighborhood and playing with the kid and little boy, might knock on the door, and say come out and play. >> we remember all happy thoughts. eight years ago they played these plaques on the sidewalk outside museum as a form of remembrance but also a remine tore thank the public servants that walk among them, to thank them for what they have done and what they will do. in olde city, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". chaka fattah is calling for congressional action to review misconduct in the case brought against him last month, this comes a day after fattah's first scheduled court appearance. the the 11 term philadelphia democrat sent a letter today asking to second house committees to review his case for unconstitutional or unlawful behavior. fattah is accused of miss appropriating hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal, charitable and campaign fund. a scuffle inside a southwest philadelphia deli end with shots fired, and police searching for a suspect . philadelphia police released this video you can see the suspect approach and then tackle a man he was trying to rob at the the lancaster hoagie city deli on north 40th street. police say victim's gun came loose he is licensed to carry. suspect got the gun, fired a shot and then ran. in one was hurt but if you have any information, call the police. and have you seen, this man, philadelphia police and the fbi, say that he has robbed two banks in one week, most recently authorities say he hit citizens bank on the 7200 block of rising sun avenue on friday. on monday it was pnc bank on bethlehem bank in flourtown. no word on how much money he got away with, in one has been hurt but police do say he is armed and dangerous. straight ahead on "eyewitness news" an earthquake jolts people in california. see the moment that earthquake struck in the bay area plus. >> ♪ >> not every day you treated to a free concert with a grammy winner sing iser, we have a performance from the man stevey wonder. and also a rare sight in a new jersey creek, that is a seal swimming in the water and in the first time he had has been spotted around the garden state. vittoria? we are live from spruce street harbor park and boy, living is easy a and a pleas here as a lot of folks are trying to cool off, in the summer heat, well, talk about the city that hugs you back, i'm hanging out in the hammock now but more fun to be had, jeff, can you push me more, stay with us. san francisco area was shake bine magnitude four earthquake that was felt live by people on a tv morning show. >> we might have just experienced an earthquake did you feel that. >> yes, i to. >> it was an earthquake. you could feel it. >> it is testify tonightly an earthquake. >> and, the reporter could in the wait to tell her mom in alabama, from a baby monitor shook moment the creek hit and another infant video caught two dogs just second before that and knew something was up. no major damage was reported. animals know, don't they. >> they sure do. >> back here in our area it is muggy and miserable. >> where do you go on a hot day, well, what about a cool park, that is where cb is s3's vittoria wool i had is and she's hanging out at spruce street harbor park along the delaware river. hi there vittoria. >> hi there jessica and ukee. you could describe weather as muggy and miserable but i have to tell you it plays a great backdrop to a hammock ride at spruce street harbor park. we are live, and we are celebrate ago this summer time weather here at the park and i want to introduce you to one of the main folks that make this park happen and make it so much fun and exciting for people to enjoy every year. this is emma, the communications manager for delaware river what the are front corporation, and emma, thanks so much for having us here. >> thanks for being here good can you give us a break down why spruce street harbor park is so much fun and how many things there are to enjoy here in philadelphia on a summer day any day. >> spruce street harbor park is an oasis in the middle of the city. we have hammocks, lights, fountains, delicious food, great beer, a place for everybody to come too. it is free, opened to the public, seven days a week. when you come down to the waterfront it is 10 degrees cooler and tons of shade. >> reporter: we talk about this earlier. i have been here before. is there a certain strategy you have to have to get into a ham mock. >> you have to sort of like find one where you think people will come out of it shortly and stand there and stalk it basically. >> stalk, did everyone hear that. stalking is a good thing at spruce street harbor park. >> another fun thing to do here at spruce street harbor park is while you are stalking the hammocks, you can also talk, come with me, this guy right here, franklin fountain is at spruce street harbor park and they are serving up fun things like this. what is this beautiful ice concoction. >> thinks mighty olympia warship sunday, name after that big warship right over there, and so this is two of my favorite flare cookie and peanut butter, topping witt strawberry and hot fudge. you can get anything you like, of course. we have american flags, keeping it patriotic good captain kevin you out did yourself. emma, did great. kevin, get yourself in there. nobody likes to eat alone. let's dive into this please. >> make sure you get the whole thing there. >> all right. >> i want to eat that too good i want to get on there. >> get out of there captain, get on that ship and get out of here. >> that is amazing. >> talk about the best way to cool off, ukee and yes, sir cars, kate. >> kate was asking is that a doughnut under there. >> there is actually, if we can slide this in here. how do you describe what is underneath there. >> the original check late sandwich cookie, and so we used that to make our cookies and cream ice cream. >> that is amazing good like a doughnut and it is soft. you are getting soft, ice, whipped cream. >> all right, that is enough. >> just break it away. get out of this, right now. step away from the warship. >> amazing good well, go out there and enjoy that. >> yes, indeed. >> back to the real world here. yes, inn teed. >> we're talking about weather now. we will see heat wave continue as we go through next day or so and then some changes innue the forecast as well we expect, showers and thunderstorms to creek back in the area starting on wednesday, and then they can stick around right through friday. question is will it be hot enough tomorrow to refresh your self of the ice cream? the answer is, yes. lets look outside, we will go outside to the shore points and take you to our boardwalk and then the other one, ocean city, cape may county looking okay this afternoon. boardwalk is not crowded and my guess is because a lot of folks are still on the beach. it is a hot, beautiful beach day, cooler along the coast and that is definitely keeping you more maybe comfortable then we are in the it i. temperatures in the 80's down the shore. i want to show you another boardwalk communities boardwalk plaza camera in rehoboth beach. you can see how crowded beach is here a lot of folks still out there, umbrellas up, boardwalk not that crowded just yet but 78 degrees with the wind off water, feels better, along the coast, then it does in the city. we mentioned pop up showers and storms, you can see one moving toward southern montgomery county, this has a lot of rain with it right around abington just south of northampton and bensalem. in the northeast, northeast philadelphia airport you will see this storm moving in, it a has lightening, thunder and heavy downpours. rest of the region is quiet. that will in the last. look at what is lurking off to the west, shower and thunderstorms in the midwest and northern plains that will get in for us later this week. in the meantime it is still hot 93 at the airport. ninety-two allentown. the heat across the northeast, 93 in d.c. eighty-eight in new york city. this is fourth heat wave of the year and it is opened ended, it will last at least through tomorrow and then wednesday we start to see a few more showers creeping in. ninety's tomorrow. eighty's on wednesday with a chance for a thunderstorm. storms more numerous here thursday as our next front tarts to move in but it does stay steamy through the next self days. we are in the steam toy slightly oppressive ranges specially wednesday into thursday as those showers and then are storms coming in. speaking of steamy tropics are steaming up. we are watching this area of development that has 70 percent chance of forming in the tropical depression or storm, within the next five days or so, justing on to watch. nothing imminent just yet. overnight mainly clear warm, muggy 73. for your tuesday, mostly sunny, heat wave persists, 93 and you're witness weather seven day forecast end of the heat wave watch for thunderstorm wednesday and more numerous showers and terms on thursday. ukee and jessica back to you. till ahead, dozens of frustrated bus passengers get treated right here in philadelphia, we will let you know why they got stuck here overnight. also coffee and cancer how your daily jolt of caffeine may fight off a common type of cancer coming up in the healthwatch, leslie. it is only the preseason but birds looked good against the colts who was most impressive, was it matt barclay or tim tebow, that is the big question, we will have more on the search for that number ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. it gist as you preseason but fans are encouraged by the bird blow out preseason practice wins over the indianapolis colts, yesterday. >> that is right, leslie van arsdal is joining us now for a pretty solid performance out of the gate. >> can we talk about tebow mania. >> did you hear that. >> yes. >> standing ovation for third string quarterback, when does that happen? most anticipated eagles preseason game, since t-o join the bird back in 2004. the eagles did not disappoint they crush colts 36-ten. chip kelly got a chance to see what matt barclay and tim tebow looked like in game conditions in the battle for that third quarterback spot. barclay in his third season performing well went 12 for 20, 92-yard, only one interception that was not his fault. he moved the offense in his game and made a strong case for him to be the third string quarterback. tim tebow, given a standing ovation entering the contest in the third quarter in his first action in two years. he started out on fire, since leading his first drive. he cooled off. he had one rushing touchdown. six for 12. he is just happy to be playing 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chopper three over 16th and oxford in north philadelphia medics rushed the 28 year-old man to the hospital, so no word on his conditions. friend and family are mourning five two-year old daniel sambello who drowned saturday night. grammy award winner was attending a blues festival in manayunk and took a swim in the schuylkill to cool off and he never swam out. a bomb exploded in bangkok, tie land killing at least eight people and injuring more than a hundred. the blast happened in central bangkok near a hindu shrine that ace monk the cities most popular tourist spots, kate. our heat wave, continues, but we're tracking a few locally heavy showers and storms especially this one over portions of the northeast and lower montgomery county right around valley falls, lower moreland right along the roosevelt boulevard. this has heavy rain witt and it is not moving much at all. this area of somerton, bustleton, tacony, torresdale under a flood advisory until 9:15. if you are commute take you through this area there could be slow downs. find an alternate route. find out how long heat and humidity will last. jessica. thank you. we are 40 days away from pope francis arrival in philadelphia and today, philadelphia's neighboring diocese of camden, new jersey announced its effort to help parishioners focus on the francis mission. pat ciarrocchi has that story. >> reporter: when pope francis flies into philadelphia from new york, saturday morning, september the 26th, he'll fly over, camden, new jersey. >> this is still one of the nation's poor and most challenged and most violent and most underprivileged cities. >> reporter: camden bishop dennis sullivan understands that and catholic charities of camden is making a call to action to fill the need. >> forty days, of francis. >> reporter: during 40 days until the arrival of francis, catholic charities camden wants to stoke awareness and open the doors of their eight service centers to the the hungry, the immigrant, and the homeless. church goers will find issue card like these in they are pews. >> over 190,000 people in the diocese of people lack consistent access to adequate food. >> reporter: and then there is issue of the homeless. >> atlantic county is a problem with home less veterans which i think is one of the disgraces of our nation, there are over 200 homeless vets in our diocese. >> reporter: with francis's call for church to reach out, the people who are poor, and sick, the the faithful will be coming to him. >> this is a nice way to start >> reporter: like yvette coto of pennsauken some within will walk 5 miles both ways over ben franklin bridge to the parkway. >> one of the sacrifices will be to walk. >> reporter: for families and francis, yvette says it is worth it. yvette's family is among eight others given tickets today to the four day world meeting of families congress, prior to pope francis visit. in 2014, catholic charities in the diocese of camden served the more than 15,000 people with nearly 13,000 of them, living below the poverty line. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pat, thank you. new york city is also getting ready for a visit from the pontiff. workers there are making a chair pope francis will sit in during mass at madison square garden. chair, made of oak, is sim many in design in tandem with what many see as the pope's humility. immigrant workers from latin america are making a chair as a nod to the pope's home country of argentina. buses left passengers stranded in philadelphia they were waiting for a gray hound bus last night. gray hound spokesperson said that the delay was cause by a lack of resources, and that the original bus driver did not have the necessary hours, to safely make the trip. some passengers say they were given, the runaround. >> the the bus driver, they cannot find one, he is on his way. two hours later we cannot find a bus driver, you have to sit and be patient. >> reporter: gray hound told us the passengers were rebooked on another bus this morning. turning to campaign 2016, g.o.p. presidential front runner donald trump is taking a break from the campaign trail to report to jury duty. as correspondent craig boswell reports, as trump is riding high, other contenders are gaining ground. >> reporter: report it looks like a campaign stop but donald trump reporting for jury duty in lower manhattan early monday. >> something we have to do. >> reporter: this past weekend trump gave specific about one of his biggest issues, immigration. trump says he will triple the number of immigration officers, build a wall a along the mexican border and even strip citizenship of people born in the u. to parents, who are here illegally. >> donald trump, his plans about mass deportation. >> reporter: immigration advocates called the plan irrational. >> if he goes so far as to say he wants to strip constitution of one of his most key amendments, what else will he propose? >> good morning. >> reporter: in iowa wisconsin governor scott walker was asked about trump's proposal to revoke sit ownership of children born in america to undocumented immigrants. >> what we should do is enforce the law. we enforce the law we will not have that problem much more. >> reporter: national poll from "fox news" shows trump farrah head of the field with 25 percent. ben carson and ted cruz are neck followed by jeb bush and mike huckabee. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". donald trump is getting plenty of support in our area as well. bucks county republican committee released results of the straw poll today and trump leads the the pack with 25 percent, ben carson is second, followed by carli fiorina and florida senator marco rubio. poll was taken last week at middletown gaining fair. still to come on "eyewitness news" a sign's attack on the irs is even worse than first thought. find out how people may have had their personal information stolen from hackers. and we have got on good news for coffee lovers out there, high your daily dose of caffeine may help fight off one of the most common types of cancers. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. well, the irs admits a sign's tack on the tax agency was much bigger then first reported. the agent i now says hackers used a tool on the ir is s web site to steel personal information from another 220,000 taxpayers. that brings the total number of people affect to about 334,000. the tax agency is notifying everyone who may have been affect to offer, free credit monitoring. the parent company of the shopping network qvc is doing some shopping of its own and announced purchase of the internet retailer, for 2.4 billion dollars. they specialize in on line/sales so buyers can snag a discounted item. they plan to close that deal by the end of the year. a local non-profit gets a big donation to continue its work in education. ed camp is, receiving cash infusion all thanks to the bill and melindh gates foundation. leaders say new funding will get toward holding more conferences for teachers and providing grants to educators who want to implement new ideas. >> they wanted to create a space, they wanted a new reading corn turra reply to the camp foundation and we would then provide them with the money to do that. >> since its 200 founding in philadelphia, ed camp has held more than 700 teacher conferenceness 25 countries. we will be right back. well, a wayward seal has people buzzing in event rally with new jersey, the sayerville police department pose to ted this video on facebook of the seals swimming in morgan creek. the seal, known as stash, that is the name, probably followed fish in the creek, and then they expect him to swim out to the raretan bay marine officials think this seal is the aim one spotted in rancocas creek, last may. making another appearance. quite a summer, yes. >> you got that right. >> it sound pretty nice to be in some water today. >> it does good floating on a raft. >> yes, smooth sound, it is really delightful about right now good come on back now. >> ice cream, pools. anything to get outside and cool off this afternoon. unfortunately the heat wave last one more day. then we have changes, you may wish about heat wave once i tell you what is happening, showers and thunderstorms coming back. the lets look outside right now, not too bad right now outside. as we look, this camera is on top of our building here at cbs broadcast center at 15th and spring garden and looking east. what you are seeing are cloud blowing off from a heavy thunderstorm located right over the north east. if you are in the tacony area, in the bustleton area, we are seeing very heavy rain, that is sort of almost stationary. we are seeing dark cloud, with that system, not over center city right new but looking to the north and east you can see dark cloud gathering showing up. i will show you latest on that storm that has been dumping heavy rain and not moving much at all. lets check with our eyewitness weather watcher and see if anyone is up in this area peter is up toward mercer county, new jersey in lawrenceville. 79 degrees there. rain that fell is evaporating visibility reduced, very steamy right now, temperature drop in the 70's with the rain that came through that area earlier as we had pop up storms in that region. lets check in here with frank, in richboro, 78 and he is reporting a heavy then are storm, pop up showers, cools things off, dew .68 degrees. steamy august evening. and say we have anyone else up in that region. we will check with steve schwartz in bensalem in the thick of the things right now. 79 degrees. steve says thunder boomers just rolled through, temperatures drop big time. that is only good thing in the summertime about these heavy storms they tend to cool things off rapidly. thank you as always to our weather watchers. the lets look the at storm scan three. you can see mess of the region is quiet. most of us are seeing sunshine and dry conditions but we have that warm storm, that is split off moved through trenton, mercer county and that fizzled. still showers over burlington county but heavier storm is this one right here along the roosevelt boulevard moving just ever so slightly to the south and to the east. so roar montgomery county right into portions of the northeast here in philadelphia getting hit hard with this heavy rainfall. it is right through bustleton area and moving slowly over portions of the roosevelt boulevard. that will slow things down. flood advisory in effect for that area with poor drainage flooding in the 9:15 p.m. there is an indication that 2 inches on have rain has fallen and continues to fall in that one pocket of our area today's highs 94 in philadelphia and in trenton. allentown 93. ninety-one in wilmington and atlantic city. cooling here with that storm is down to 80 in trenton but still steamy. thirty-nine in philadelphia. eighty-seven the atlantic city airport . the southeast wind keeping it cool's long the coast. tomorrow watch for a few spotty showers and storms off to the north and west in the afternoon. that pattern resumes on wednesday, and they will get closer to us a and then watch what happens on thursday as this front pushes in. we will get a number of showers and thunderstorms and those will push through thursday afternoon into friday morning, so it does turn stormy for end of the week. overnight mainly clear, warm, muggy for your tuesday, heat wave persist at 93 degrees in the it i. down the shore 86. in the poconos chance for thunderstorm north and west again tomorrow but each day our chance for thunderstorms increases. it looks like most active day will be thursday especially late in the day, those showers linger into friday but good news is we will clear it out for weekend and not as hot mid 80's with sunshine returning, saturday and sunday. ♪ >> you can feel it all over ♪ sound so good, surprise, stevey wonder is in town putting on a free concert, at dilworth park. legendary musician surprised people with his performance which is part of his wonder moments tour. cherry greg of our sister station kyw news radio is live at the park with more, what a treat for everybody. >> reporter: it was definitely a treat, jessica, let me tell you dilworth park is almost back to normal but a couple hours ago it was pack to the gills, as hundreds, and hundreds, came out to see mr. wonderful himself, he made stop in three cities, d.c., he will stop in new york and, of course, he was in philadelphia. the first time he has ever done anything like it. >> ♪ >> reporter: this is what dilworth park looks like on a monday afternoon when stevey wonder shows up. >> i think it is a is in vibe out here during the summertime. pretty cool out here. >> reporter: hundreds including the mayor took a break for work for finger snapping and sing along stevey wonder style. >> feel good music, it was good, i love it. >> i love stevey wonder. >> reporter: mr. wonderful announced he is extending his song in the key of life tour to include 20 additional stops in u.s. cities including philadelphia, the the hometown of his drummer little john and many fond memories like his 16th birthday. >> i think it was 16. i was 16. >> reporter: but his appearance was about more than just music, he took questions and spoke about guns and the need to stop the violence. >> everyone has to be accounted and everyone has to be responsible and i think, the laws to have change so that people should not have guns, don't. >> reporter: then more music, and surprise appearance by philadelphia's own jasmine sullivan. despite the heat, most stayed cool, with you at least one concert goer was overcome by the humidity but that didn't stop the show. and jessica and ukee, i don't know if you recall but stevey wonder was here last year, he performed before a full house. he will be back here again october 7th and the ticket go on sale to the general public on friday, and it is a day's concert was any indication, it will be another sold out show. live from dilworth park, cherry greg for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what a pleasant surprise. >> great surprise. >> great summer afternoon. >> cherry, thank you. >> all generations, doing his thing, i love it. on the cbs-3 healthwatch a new benefit linked to drinking lots of coffee. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the research. >> that is right, this research just public this study was published in the journal of the clinical oncology and it says that for people with survival of one kind of cancer drinking coffee can help keep it a way. it is energy boost that has millions drinking coffee but new research suggest that drinking regular caffeinated coffee every day, may help colin cancer patients survive. >> when compared to people who didn't drink any coffee at all those who drank four or more cups were less likely to have their cancers recur, 42 percent and they were about 33 percent less likely to die from their cancer. >> reporter: study looked at a thousand patient was stage three colon cancer who were treated with surgery and chemotherapy. previous studies have shown that coffee may have benefits begins other malignant sees such as breast cancer, melanoma and prostate cancer. the the exact link has in the been confirmed just yet. >> we don't know, there is some discussion about insulin, and whether coffee can make the bodies sensitivity to insulin greater and potentially reduce inflammation. >> reporter: doctors say getting regular screening, eating healthy and exercising are still the best steps for cancer patients, to stay healthy. and a research found patients who drank only two or three cups of coffee a day only had limited benefits, when it came to fighting colon cancer. now all of the benefits of coffee we should tell but some down side, it can cause, insomnia, stomach trouble, heart trouble. if you have any questions, talk to your doctor. >> very important on both side. >> thanks, stephanie. star bucks is adding something new to the popular pumpkin spices this year, latte that would be pumpkin. coffee chain announce today it will use real pull kin in the drink for the first time. up until now they used pumpkin pie spices. star bucks says it is removing carmel coloring from that drink. we will be right back. who thrives on the unexpected. ha-ha! shall we dine? 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