humidity but very nice day out there. lets take a live look at our neighborhood network. this is a shot of philadelphia you can see in the distance that palmyra cove nature park where we are looking from and what a gorgeous day. blue skies. it will be beautiful. as we zoom in closer we will look at center city. that is a live look. you can see how beautiful skies are. 70 degrees. we have hit that 70-degree mark. 59 percent relative humidity. we will have beautiful weather. taking a live look at storm an three. we can see that confirms it. we will feel a little bit more humid. beautiful sunshine. humidity picking up. slightly warmer temperatures. partly cloudy evening. your seven day forecast we will talk about the spike in the heat, tomorrow, to start your workweek, monday will be a bit steamy, nicole and i will tell you how long that will last in a few moments when i come back. back to you. kyla, thank you. we are switching gears to our breaking news this morning. a grim day for the philadelphia police department as one of their own is kill in the car crash overnight. "eyewitness news" reporter cherri greg joins with us more on that. cherri what can you tell us. >> reporter: well, nicole, i can tell thaw 39th police district sergeant was well like, he was dedicated, he was a family man and a he will be missed. i saw officers and personnel from the 39th police district coming in and they are having a very tough morning. as you can see from the footage that we have here, the police tell us that the officer was driving along, in roxborough along the winding section of the 6100 block of henry avenue, near du pont around midnight on saturday and that is where police say that the sergeant crashed his dodge ram truck into a tree. no other vehicle was involved, in the crash but the sergeant's truck was said to be badly damaged. the the officer was off-duty and was the only person in the vehicle. he was rushed to einstein hospital, and police have now confirmed that he has died. his name and age has not yet been released, pending the notifications of his family. back out here live i spoke with a supervisor here, at a 39th police district, and he said that the sergeant lost his life, does have children, and so, the information is extremely sensitive. he was a rising star in the force. he was very will well like in the community. he had done quite a bit despite the fact that he was relatively young. we are expect to go learn more about the identity of this 39th police district sergeant as the day continues. live from hunting park, cherri greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we will be thinking of his friend, family and, of course, the other officers. cherri, thanks. new this morning a 17 year-old boy is shot in mount laurel, new jersey. police responded to the call shortly before midnight in the 33 hundred block of marne highway. boy was shot multiple times including his chest. he was taken to cooper university hospital and there is in word on his condition. calls for justice are growing louder in the case of the the south jersey man shot and killed by police during a traffic stop. this comes after a grand jury decided not to indict the officers involved. "eyewitness news" reporter steve pather sun has the details. >> reporter: it is a small town, hush/hush town f be in don't stand up, nothing will be done. >> reporter: that is how they feel, that it is hush/ hush in cumberland county. days after a grand jury decided not to indict the officers involved in the shooting death of 36 year-old jerome reid, saturday reid's family says they are in the done fighting. >> we do not accept the cumberland county prosecutors decision. >> went right through that stop sign back there. >> reporter: video of the incident december 31st, 2014, reid is in the passenger seed pulled over by bridgeton police officer bra him dave and roger worely. you can see the situation escalating, officers fine and remove a gun from the car. they ordered reid to freeze and keep his hand up but he moves to exit the the the vehicle. >> unaudible. >> reporter: police fired more than eight shots, including the handful that kills reid. >> what do we want. >> justice. >> reporter: protest erupt both in outrage to the shooting and to spur the state's attorney general to take over the investigation, in an effort that failed. a report from the shooting says that the officers felt they were in quote imminent danger and feared for their lives before shots were fire. >> we believed that they presented a weak case for their not to be an indictment. >> reporter: civil rights leaders walter hudson says he doubts guidance giving to the grand jury from the prosecutor's office and spearheading the push for a federal civil rights investigation. >> we did not accept that and we're not going to accept that. >> reporter: hudson says paperwork for an official request for that federal investigation could be filed as early as tuesday of this coming week and he also says that more protests will be planned. reporting from the news center tonight, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile in bucks county authorities released name of the young child who drowned in the neshaminy shore picnic park. police say four year-old nahyoh johnson was found in that pool yesterday afternoon. child was part of the larger family function happening at that park. police are now investigating. this weekend president obama phoned the the three americans who stopped a terror attack in france, to thank them, for their heroic actions. they saw a man's merge from the bathroom with the gun and took action. andy rhodes has details. >> we could have just let everybody die. >> reporter: three american friend were among passengers who tackled the gun man on board a train bound for paris on friday. alex score lath owes served in the national guard. >> a guy with the ak entered the train cabin so me and my friend got down and i said basically let's go. >> reporter: authorities say americans and french national rushed the gun man air men spencer stone was injury. >> i think spencer is the real hero. he is the the first one to jump on him: he is the one that got cut up. >> reporter: stone was treated in a french hospital. british passenger chris dor man said he joined into give himself a chance to survive. >> what else is there to do. either you sit down and you die or you get up and you die. it was really nothing more than that. >> reporter: passengers subdued the attacker eventually tying him on the ground. the train was rerouted to north of paris where police took the gun man into custody. citing official sources french media reporting that the suspect's name is a moroccan national, the investigation is investigating when is linked to radical islamic networks. president obama and french president praised the americans saying they helped prevent a tragedy. anthony sadler says when he saw spencer rush in he and skarlatos had to help. >> that is our friend. we had to go join them. >> reporter: i'm andy rose reporting. a new jersey congressman says a man who gunned down a guard in the federal building in manhattan was a federal whistle blower who got a raw deal. congressman, says that his staff had been working with kevin downing, fired by the the bureau of labor statistics in 1999. downing walked in the government building friday night, shot a guard and then shot himself. a barnegat ocean county man is under arrest in connection with the week long disappearance of the rosie o'donnell's 17 year-old daughter chelsea. twenty-five year-old steven scherer is charged with endangering welfare of the child and distribution of the obscenity to a minor. o'donnell's spokeswoman says scherer's arrest stems from evidence of inappropriate communication with chelsea. the teenager ran a away from her new york home august 11th and she was found safe at scherer's home on tuesday. 8:08. we have some great news forbidder fans. eagles are now two-zero for the the preseason and they beat baltimore ravens with a solid performance by new quarterback sam bradford. by the way, this was the new qb's first nfl game in a year so we expect him to be a little bit rusty, right, but kentucky manage to make plays when it counted. he survived two big hits from the ravens defense and managed to bounce back both times. he was three for five, with 35-, everybody wand fairing we would see demarco murray, that was the second piece of it. he made a solid debut rushing five times for 17-yard and got his first touchdown as an eagle. love to see. that they went on to win it 40-17. we will highlights and hear from coach kelly coming up in sports. but hopefully that is a sign of things to come. 8:09. still to come this morning an awful plane crash in britain caught on camera but most of the injuries didn't come from anyone on board that plane, we will explain. also fall out continues from the ashley madison hack, and now celebrities and public figures are speaking out, and another beautiful day on tap today but can we expect the nice weather to last? kyla has a check on your forecast when we return. since 1961, pearle vision has proviwith expert 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not fast enough. >> i just thought you are too low, too low, pull up, and he went straight in the ground. >> reporter: the impact caused a massive fireball, a amazingly officials say the pilot survived, although he is fighting for his life at a local hospital. it is unclear if he ejected before the crash. most of the victims were just sitting in their cars at the time, unaware of the threat, that came, from overhead. >> this is the second crash in an air show in england this month. at this point it is unclear what caused today's tragic accident. officials say there are still people in missing and they expect more casualties as this search continues. jonathan vigliotti for cbs news, london. 8:13. there are two big reasons to celebrate at the national zoo in washington d.c. this weekend. mother panda gives birth to twin panda cubs. this doesn't happen every day, folks. they are pretty cute? can you you see your screen, that little one peeking out from underneath the cloth there. and, they arrived 5:30 saturday evening, second one was born about five hours later. the zoo sauce that they are just both doing well, healthy, cute. >> isn't it amazing these huge pandas start out as those tiny little babies. >> hairless creatures. >> that is cool to see. were you saying hey if you want to take a road trip to d.c. >> yes, today is a great day to do it. weather will not stand in your way. >> nice to hear. >> just stay home, relax. >> open up the window, it will be a nice one. lots of sunshine. we have some heat coming. >> yes. >> so there is a little bit of the um, but, yeah, we will get to it the though. the lets take a live look at ben franklin bridge, we are taking a look from campbell's field across ben franklin bridge and it is just beautiful. look at these blue skies, don't you just love it. such a pretty sunrise that we are watching. we are seeing humidity levels start to pick up, so when you walk outside you'll feel more moisture today then you did yesterday. particularly feel it when we get in the afternoon. right now temperatures in philadelphia, will get to that 70-degree mark. we are warming up. sixty-six in wildwood. sixty-three wilmington. the mount pocono in the 60's at 62 at this hour. so we're on to a nice day, everybody. we have talk about nice driving weather. they are warmer in new york city. cooler in d.c. but everybody will be getting in on that nice, clear, weather in the northeast. dew points though holding it the steady bye 55, in philadelphia, 58 in wilmington. you can see couple places like wildwood clicking up to 59. it will be a beautiful day at the beach. 81 degrees. sunshine, a few cloud. low rip current risk. these water temperatures are pretty nice this time of the year. if you are brave enough to get in the water, it won't be quite as chilly as you might think. 79 degrees in some spots. we are getting up there. that is the end of the summer feeling, right. sunday plenty of sunshine, warmer temperatures slightly today, increased humidity. we will feel that in the afternoon. monies steamy. we have got clouds coming. maybe even a few sprinkles, possible, lets talk about the steamy part first, we will feel humid today. by monday, yeah, we are moving in the steamy category but don't worry, we don't last, we don't stay there very long, temperatures wednesday creep in we will see that humidity pulling back. storm scan three is looking fantastic this morning, look at this, beautiful clear skies. we sigh a few high clouds rolling in but not much of anything to speak of. we have to zoom out to start to see any trouble. it the is in the center of the country and you can see this line of storms, rolling, through, that will be part of the wet's head of the cold front that will be tracking our way eventually but right now we're under the influence of high pressure and we have got the sunshine, the 80's, warm temperatures that humidity will increase as that cold front starts to track towards us, get some moisture in the air, and then monday, night into tuesday we could see a few little showers work their way in, too. i don't think it will be much so lets take a look at our future weather and show you what models are coming up with. today fantastic. mob evening, that is at 9:00. it is showing a few showers popping up. later monday into tuesday morning, again, you can see a few sprinkles, in the bad , we will not see much of anything. but just a few pop ups monday night into tuesday. today sunny day, increased humidity working our way up to 86. wind are nice and calm, five to ten. tonight partly cloudy skies, calm wind. 68 degrees. not bad. just cloudy. still a beautiful evening out there monday we will spike up to a high of 89, that is our steamy start to the week and we will ramp down temperature wise in the mid week time frame. look at thursday and friday lower 80's. >> nice. >> all right, kyla, thank you. 8:17. lets check those roads with ann, good morning. >> good morning. this is vine street expressway at eighth street right in center city. you can see center city in the background no delays or problems on the vine street expressway. traffic is moving fine if you are taking a sunday morning drive. we will move the traffic cam to 422, at the saint gabriel's curve what a gorgeous picture here, lot of open space, no delays or problems on 422 this morning. we will move traffic cam one more time to i-95 at the walt whitman. traffic from the bought whitman at bottom of the screen no delays or problems. it is very busy. if you are taking walt whitman to the shore this morning it is in fine shape, further up, 4255, ac the expressway and garden state parkway all look okay. the mass transit hanging in there with in reported delays or problems. i'm ann evans and that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, now nicole, back to you. thanks, ann. 8:18. first weekend after computer hacking exposed millions of names on the cheating web site ashley madison. as cbs news correspondent conntesa brewer reports the fall on it is just getting started. >> reporter: hunt for cheaters, especially those who used a work for computer e-mails to access the the site among 15,000 accounts were linked with government or military servicer, at least two assistant u.s. attorneys, a justice department investigators, white houseworkers and strategic staffers at home land security. dozens of new york city education employees. fifty california state workers. the fbi and pentagon are investigating. trying to stay a step ahead the executive director of the louisiana's g.o.p., jason dore announced he had an account he said for opposition research. for high profile husbands are squirming in public. >> are you serious. >> christian blogger sam and nia raider became stars weeks ago when he surprised her with a positive pregnancy test. and then promptly announced that she miss carried. ashley madison gave them more than 15 minutes of fame, with sam's exposure as a member, although he insist he never had an affair. >> this was brought to my wife's attention. she has forgiven me for this mistake that i made. >> reporter: but less forgiving more suspicious balkan serve on line for evidence. the new york divorce attorney val klineman advises don't go running to the lawyer. >> think about why you went to search their name in the first place, is there a trust issue there to begin with because if there is maybe you should have been in my office long before this information dump happened. >> all right. 8:20. we will take a short break, we will be right back, stay trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your 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yeah, if you are a is your furnish you paddle out. >> what does it feel like when you walk on the stage. >> here goes nothing. >> i have been doing this my whole life. >> this is how he kept and refined his material. >> people usually around this age make a bucket list. i made a bucket list and i turned a b to a s and i was done witt. >> break comedy down in an architectural way. >> yes, i do. >> not every comedian does. >> why do you think do you. >> i'm an analytical guy, i like science, math, i like structure, i like logic, do i this joke about in marriage most important thing is you have to listen. a lot of wife's complain their husbands don't listen. i never heard my wife say this. she may have. i never had another joke quite like that joke. it has its own structure to it like a magic trick. >> reporter: he is 61 now and has been working comedy clubs since 1975. can you throw everything else away that you have done and that you do and just have stand up. >> oh, yeah, i kind of dream of that. >> because. >> it is so pure. a laugh is a pure thing. there is no opinion to it. almost every other creative field has to suffer the the interpretive opinion culture but not a stand up comic. you may in the like this guy but if he is getting laughs, he will work. >> seems like such a smart guy. tina fey who said you can tell how smart people are by what they laugh at. comedians are some of the smartest folks out there humor of jerry seinfeld but simple elegance of shaker furniture. how to build a better mouse trap. somehow they make this all interesting. it is all coming up on a special addition of sunday morning by design right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. 8:25. ahead on next hour of "eyewitness news", it is a sad day for boys and girls in blue after one of their own passes away. we will have more on the crash that took a police officer's life. wild fires continue to burnout west threatening homes and killing three fire fighters, what officials say went wrong that led to those deaths. and another gorgeous day, on tap, a great weekend in the books, kyla is up with how long this nice stretch of weather, is going to last. looking live down the shore that looks nice, doesn't it. we will be right back. we have breaking news. philadelphia police mourn the death of one of their own. we will have a live report of the details of the never night crash that took the life of a police officer. it is sunday august 23rd, good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. we will start off with the check of the forecast with kyla grogan who has lovely details in the weather center. love hearing about these days. >> yes, even better, experiencing and enjoying them. >> get outside, you will get outside today too. >> i think so. >> maybe a little nap first, as we were saying. >> little nap, a nice brunch, and stroll around the city perfect, right. >> yes, sound good. >> if you are in the city or heading to the shore or whatever your plans are, maybe taking a ride in your car today, weather is on your side. the beautiful day. more humid then yesterday. slightly warmer but look at this, taking a live look at neighborhood network here. this is rehoboth. people are outside on the boardwalk. i saw joggers out there stunning. 73 degrees. just waves just gently lapping the shore, beckoning you to come out and enjoy it. lets go to center city. live picture of philadelphia. seventy is our temperature. humidity 59 percent. little more humid but another gorgeous day. just a beautiful day in our city to day. storm scan three taking a look the at that you can see radar is nice and clear. a few high clouds from the west but that won't put a damper on anything for your day. today you can expect more sunshine, more humidity, slight thely warmer temperatures, partly cloudy evening and, nicole, we will talk about a little warm up, pop of heat that will happen on monday. steamy monday coming up, i'll have all of that and more in your seven day forecast, back to you. >> kyla, thanks. we appreciate that. breaking news this morning we have been talking about this the last few hours an off-duty philadelphia police sergeant killed in the car crash overnight, just hate to hear about this. "eyewitness news" reporter cherri greg joins with us more on that. just a sad day, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. tough day here in the 39th police district as we mentioned these officers are mourning the the loss of one of their own a young district sergeant whose supervisors are hailing as a father who has dedicated to his community, dedicated to his job, and dedicated to his family. as you can see from the footage that we have here in are. it happened in the roxborough neighborhood along a winding section of the 6100 block of henry avenue near dew point around midnight on saturday. as you can see, he was driving, his dodge ram truck along this winding, section, of henry avenue. police say he crashed into a tree, badly damaging his vehicle. he was the only person in the vehicle and the only vehicle involve in the crash. the sergeant was off-duty, he was rushed to einstein hospital and police have have confirmed that he died. the name, age of the officer has not been released pending notification, of his family, and that out here live, i have been told, that this sergeant was very well liked. he was a rising star on the force, and that they are not releasing his name, his age, or other identifying information, because it is extremely sensitive and until they notify his family of his death. tough morning, nicole, live, from hunting park, cher rains ri growing for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". switching gears, talking about wild fires, just continuing to raza cross washington state. so far american 250 square miles have have been burned, and some residents are actually taking matters into their own hand. correspondent carter evans has the latest. >> reporter: there are now so many fires in central washington that even 3,000 fire fighters on the ground, are not enough. is there a unprecedented call for volunteers. >> this is first for us, first we know of in the nation. >> reporter: joe smilely business washington's department of natural resources. he is giving them a crash course on fire safety. >> what are they going to be doing. >> they will be operating equipment mainly, and chopping down trees with large pieces of equipment. >> reporter: this morning around this a area the the night mayorish wind subsided, subsided by choking layer of smoke. signs of destruction are every where. dozens of homes have burned to the ground and for those like megan, and staying to save their homes with shovels and garden houses, nerves are frayed. >> you can just feel tragedy around you and smoke, you cannot breathe. it is hell on earth and it will in the stop. >> reporter: in these communities hearts are heavy, in the for lost possessions but for lost lives. the the three fire fight hours tied on wednesday, when they were over run by flames. >> i had a gut feeling. >> reporter: celeste wheeler lost her husband, rick, they have been married for years. he was a fourth generation fire fighter. >> rick, rick was good at this. he had that, he had that ability to thick quickly on his feet and i feel like he was not frayed of anything. >> reporter: where do you go from here? >> really don't know. i never thought that this would happen, and i don't know. i just don't have any sort of idea what will happen next. >> so hard breaking. it is investigating in the death of the three u.s. forest service fire fighters could take several months. a college students begin to head back to school they will get reminders on how to keep their personal belongings safe but a different kind of theft could be more costly. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has advice for keeping personal data, safe on campus. >> reporter: from the federal government, to massive retailers, data breaches have become more prevalent in the last few years, and academic institutions, haven't been immune. >> you have a student data, people coming to school for first time registering for classes, they have all this information they have to give the institution that is a all valuable data. >> reporter: michael kieser of the national cyber security alliance says that exchange of information, plus, data from other things, like medical research, and other scientific contracts, can make these institutions a big target. and some of them are only just catching up to that idea. >> they may not always ab wear of how much data they have and that really starts in any kind of an organization, looking at what is the data that we have in our campus, what are the crown jewels of that data and what are we doing to protect it. >> reporter: to get a sense of your college, university privacy policies and whether they could lead an opening for a breach. >> it starts at the very basic level of every user who is accessing a network, simple things like software patches, strong pass words, multi factorial awe then case which is a way to have something in addition to the pass word that should be implemented in every college campus at this point. >> reporter: parents back home can help by keeping lines of communication opened. making students aware of the bridges to the bank, insurance company or anywhere else that the family does business, wheel reminding students to check their credit card, credit reports and bank accounts regularly for signs of fraud. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. it is 8:36. cbs face the nation will be coming your way later on this morning the at 10:30 right here on cb. 36789 joining us with a preview live in washington is moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson. john, you are talking campaign 2016. is what on tap today. >> are we ever. we will start on the republican side with donald trump, and not just fact that he is atop of the poles but he has kicked off a roaring conversation about immigration, reform on the republican side. we will talk to him, and then new jersey governor chris christie. then texas senator ted cruz. then we will jump to the democratic side and talk about joe biden this weekend he met with senator elizabeth warren. that is not just any senator but darling of the liberals in the democratic party f joe biden is making a run, which he is thinking about and challenge hillary clinton, he will have to have take a road through that liberal winning of the democratic party. it is very interesting that he is meeting with senator warren. we will talk to documentary film maker ken burns about the reissue of his documentary the in the civil war and a number of other things. then we will wrap that up in a conversation with our political panel, nicole, so it is a big show. >> you certainly cover your bases, john, thanks for the the preview. 8:37. much more to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next we will look ahead at today's forecast and liberty i news is one out there. stay with us. joined hundreds of mom who posted their polite on line. they said her son wound up with a rash after using the popular product. huggies spokesperson says it the is not the glass but melted fiber from the wipes. regardless this mom says she does not want it for her children. >> it is supposed to be soft fibers, you know, there should be no, anything hard in there. >> huggies posted a statement on facebook saying it has a long history of safe use and strict quality controls in place. the the company says that it does not plan on recalling that product, because it is not dangerous. well, good news for new jersey drivers, triple a says average price of the regular gallon of gas is just $2.29. down seven from last week. 97 cents from a year ago. this marks ninth straight week prices dropped in new jersey, earlier this week, we found prices below $2 in hainesport burlington county, just below. drivers are paying $1.99 at country farms which is located on marne highway. as we mentioned new jersey average 2.29 average. in delaware average is 2.37. right here in pennsylvania, drivers will will pay the most which business $2.59. talking campaign 2016 right now. republican presidential candidate donald trump continues his campaign in mobile, alabama this week. he is doing very well in the city after 20,000 people showed up at a rally at a football stadium on friday. as cbs news correspondent juliannea goldman reports the republican told the crowd he is proving his doubters wrong. >> reporter: he didn't fill stadium friday night but donald trump said they are proving them wrong. >> the reason people like what i'm saying is because i want to put that energy, whatever the kind of hell energy it is, i don't know whether it is screwed up, good, genius, whatever it is, i know how to do things. >> reporter: trum april arrived in typical fanfare first with the fly over in his 757. >> now i know how the great billy graham felt because this is the same feeling. we love billy graham. >> we love donald trump. >> wow. >> but the republican front runner stop in alabama was strategic, a signal he is confident his coalition can carry him into march when a includes for of southern states hold primaries. >> why do i need polling when every day is there a new poll... >> reporter: while trump an candidacy has been long on controversy and short or specifics, supporters explained his appeal. >> it is time for new blood. >> he is not a politician and they is a is a bad thing, i think that is a good thing. >> reporter: trump came under criticism for tea announcing pair of brothers in boston who attacked a homeless hispanic man, one saying donald trump is right all these illegals need to be deported but trump's rhetoric was fiery as ever and he had this to say about granting citizenship to children born in the u is. tolly legal immigrants. >> mexico doesn't do it, other places don't do it, very few places do it. we are the only place, just about that is stupid enough to do it. >> all right. new jersey governor chris christie, for the off protesters on the campaign trail, this weekend. the republican presidential candidate took his spot on the soap box at iowa state the fair in des moines. now three animal rights activist jumped on stage, and interrupted his speech. police quickly took them away and governor christie quickly responded. >> let me be very clear about that. to tell you the truth when something like that happens and i'm's here in iowa, i feel right at home. >> several recent polls show governor christie slipping out of the top zero in the republican presidential debate. meanwhile christie says he is not worried about a lawsuit filed against him by three left leaning advocacy groups. the governor says litigation is quote just another pile of garbage. lawsuit accused christie of violating his financial responsibilities and claims he is forcing taxpayers to cover the cost of his security detail and accommodations while he travels to campaign for president. 8:43. craft brewers keeping fingers crossed as package of bills in new jersey await a approval by state legislator. one of those new bills if pass wood let craft brewers sell beer at farmers markets. another measure would allow brew pubs to sell up to 1,000 barrels of beer both in and out of state. bills have support by both democrats, and republicans. all right. still to come this morning get ready for another beautiful day this weekend, but how long do we expect nice weather to last, kyla has a check of your forecast. >> it can be a hard for young in moms to find time to work out. i can tell thaw much. now there is a way to exercise with your child? i check it out and i even brought jack along for the ride, we will that have story coming up incomes. good morning in. time for your eyewitness weather watchers. we have you up and adam and thank you for sending these reports n let's start with this one at 62 degrees. this is donna in kenneth square. donna is having a pretty nice day. she sent me this beautiful picture. look at this of the flowers. it looks like a perfect english garden. today with the sunshine, great day to get out there. she's ready for a good day. she said enjoy your weekend. thank you, done, i hope you enjoy yours too let's head down the shore. thirty-six from james, in ocean city, a very lovely place to be this weekend with all of that sunshine. james says let the the great weekend weather continue. that is exactly what we're looking at today, more beautiful sunshine on the way. we will do one more here. this 165, coming from gary in sewell, new jersey and getting some sunshine too. boy, it is a nice one out there. lets take a look from our live neighborhood network. we have decided this is our moment of z en, ready? your big haa. look at that. perfect. gorgeous. blue skies. you're looking at margate, a live picture there and the beaches justin varietying you. you can see people taking a stroll. it license a fantastic day to be out there hopefully you can get out there too. current temperatures around the area we have 70 in philadelphia. sixty-two in mount pocono. atlantic city coming in at 66 degrees. lets zoom into that shoreline as you will be out there today, low 07's from barnegat light and ocean city, looking to stone harbor, cooler in cape may at 68 degrees. not bad. dew points holding steady at 55 in philadelphia a they have creeped up a little here, in millville. they have brought 58. wildwood about 59. we will see that humidity feel more than it did yesterday, more moisture in the air but beautiful at the shore. all said and done high of 81 degrees. a few cloud, but nice, our rip current risk is low. if you have plans to get in the water you should be okay. speaking of the water, water temperatures at or above the averages, pretty nice there, 77 degrees, sandy hook, cape may and lewis delaware. lets talk about the city. what we can expect. high of 86 degrees. lots of sunshine working their way through. few clouds in the evening tonight. but still it will feel awfully night out there. just a little bit more humid then yesterday. that humidity is heading up today and machine. we will start off sun which afternoon cloud. tomorrow though monday, this is the story, a very warm, steamy monday and then we will even have a few slight shower possibilities later into the day. our average this time of the year 85 degrees. on monday we are spiking up to a high of 89. but it is not long lived. we will head down the hill as we head into tuesday and wednesday. storm scan three shows us beautiful blue skies, a few you high cloud tracking from the west but that won't put a damper on anyone's plans. thinks where axis, center of the country. see those storms through missouri. that will be the weather ahead of the cold front tracking our way. i don't think it will be an impact for us but lets look at future weather. you can see beautiful skies today. is there stormy weather trying to make its way in monday night at 9:00 p.m. not very strong. a few light pop up showers there as we get early into tuesday and that is at 1:00 in the afternoon. few more showers in the coast. we could see some there monday night into tuesday but it will not make an impact for most people, but we will keep an eye on. that sunny day, higher in the humidity. 86 degrees. tonight watch out for a few cloud with you beautiful night low of 68. how about this we have to start steamy tomorrow, okay. we have to get over that hurdle. then we are back to mid 80's. look at wednesday through saturday, sunshine, gorgeous, a few low 80's in there. >> i think we can do it. we can handle monday and rest of the week looks nice. >> what do you want, it is august. >> what do you want, don't be so picky. kyla, thanks. 8:50. lets check on the roads with ann, good morning. >> beautiful day for a drive at that coney palmyra bridge taking that to the new jersey shore take that to 73, 322, head right into ac. no delays or problems. if you are taking ac expressway offer parkway, they look okay too. lets move the traffic cam here to 202 at allendale road, heading to the king of prussia mall a gorgeous day for a drive, in delays or problems on 202 in fine shape this morning. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new back to you. >> ann, thank you. parents with young kid can find it difficult to make time to exercise but there is one work out specifically geared for parents with young kid. since i have happened to be a parent with the young child i have the assignment and even got to bring my son jack, lets take a look. i am the tickle monster here i come. >> fitness for you, fun for your baby, that is idea behind fit minister mom a national fitness program with classes right here in the philadelphia area. >> it is a way to get your exercise and work out in but do it with your children. >> i have been bringing my one year-old since he was eight weeks old so i can tell you it is a tough work out. everything from cardio, strength training, pillates, and instructor focus on the muscles most affected by babies. >> mother hood tend to pull us in with our pregnant bellies, changing our babies, leading them in and out of the car. our exercises bring those shielders in to place, line the spine, and tighten up that core. >> reporter: all while keeping the kind entertained. >> there we go, that was a good one. >> reporter: bubbles and books, personal puppet shows and playmates. >> instructors entertain them. they get snacks. they like it, but i think that the other kids there really make it much more fun. >> reporter: becky leonard is pregnant with baby number two but still comes every week with her daughter. >> i kept at it because it is good for her to see exercise is fun, you know, something we can do together. >> i'm definitely stronger. i can run farther distances. i never was a big runner and now i'm able to do more of that and more endurance thing. >> reporter: at the end of the class instead of balls, some of them actually use babies. work out is good and the the reward is even better, right, buddy. women hearsay they enjoy spending time with their baby while moving and grooving with other moms. >> strength of having people going through the same thing as you, lots of advice, lots of people who can help you, if you have a question about your baby, so much more. >> more like a sister hood of mother hood, i'll drink to that. nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". so cute. it makes exercise easier when you are looking at their sweet faces. speaking of moms momentum continues for the support of our own katie fehlinger. she's donning the cover of the philadelphia daily news. we could not be more proud of they are. they are calling this her big moment following a viral post where she responded to the internet haters who had the nerve to comment on her appearance while being pregnant. the she said that she's just standing up for moms. so from a fellow mommy thank you, it was just great. i love to see. that. no one should be commenting on pregnant woman's body or any person's body for that matter, just soy congratulations and move on. keep it here, we will have another check of the forecast. i can go on and on bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. 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. this golf course is electric... i'm ready to get started. >> me too. >> time to enjoy this beautiful weather. >> it is gorgeous, if you have been outside yet you have to open up window and walk outside and check it out, they are beautiful blue skies. our forecast for the next several days looking good too. we have heat to contend with tomorrow. we can handle it. high of 89. you will feel that. humidity and heat will ramp down into tuesday and stretch of the weather from wednesday to saturday is looking fantastic there with lots of sunshine and a few days of the low 80's. that looks so nice. >> thursday, friday, round out the week. >> great. >> thank you. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now we are signing off on television but always on line at cbs philly to the come. sunday morning is next, make it a great day. we will see you next week. by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. 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