we're in july. this is hottest time of the year on average. we're pretty much in the thick of it right now. >> yes, summer is moving on. >> yes, we're talking about mid 90's again, the next couple of days. the getting used to it. then we will talk about that, in the middle of the week. we have no storms. so, we have heavy rain in a lot of areas in central new jersey. over 3 inches in some spots in the short amount of time to take that will not happen. waking up nice and quiet. still some left over cloud. check it outside. we have a ban of cloud, we have blue skies, and, then to the south, we have, cloud deck, continuing to push off to the south and east, that is really weak cold front passing through. it will not bring colder air in here. seventy-two the current temperature. light breeze at 3 miles an hour. looking at the satellite image you can see thicker cloud in eastern new jersey and part of the central and southern delaware. all of the rain off shore and then we will see increasing sunshine every where across the region. low to mid 07's right now, still some 60's showing up in the suburbs. sixty-eight in quakertown, and doylestown, it will be a hot day for baseball heading out to the ballpark. the first pitch 1:35 with the mets. 90 degrees, at the start of the game and we have a little bit of the drop in humidity today. not a big drop but we will take it. ninety-two for the high for philadelphia. eighty-eight at the shore him. eighty's feeling better in the poconos. we will get hotter tomorrow and then we will talk about that break coming in with the heat and humidity. we will get to that in a few minutes. back over to you. >> we will check back with you then. new a woman is stabbed to death in kensington. police respond to the scene of the woman running down the street, screaming, near jasper and letterly street. it happened around 11:30 last night. the officers said the 35 year-old victim was stabbed and ran a block before collapsing. >> she appears at this time to have been stabbed once in the right neck. >> reporter: police say there are quite a few surveillance cameras in the area, about ten that surround that specific location, they hope video lead them to the killer. also new this morning police are investigating the shooting in north philadelphia they say a woman was sitting on the steps in the is 1100 block of oakdale treat when a car pulled up and someone started shooting. three two-year old woman was shot three times, twice in the right thigh, once this is left thigh and she's in stable condition. the republican national convention starts tomorrow in cleveland, right the now delegates from pennsylvania are boarding a bus heading for ohio. cherri gregg from kyw news radio, is live in exton chester county. cherri, you have been speaking to delegates and they are very excited. >> reporter: right behind me you can see they are about to get on the bus and head over to cleveland just after a press conference and a send off event. of course, i have the mc of the send off event, val degeorgio, delegate and head of the chester county republicans. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> reporter: how are you feeling. >> it is really exciting, in the weeks before the republican convention. it is like disney world for politicians when you go out there everything is bright, clean, fun, you see or politicians and hear their great speeches and this is a lot of fun. >> reporter: this is not your first time. you are a season attende of these things. describe the feeling at the convention with your party mate being there. >> it is exciting, you see people all over the country and state and you get to network with them and people, they have the similar values and ideals. that is where parties come together at these conventions. >> reporter: so, tell me your thoughts about trump and about his running mate, and we also, in talking about some of the differences that you are eag in pennsylvania voters. >> well, we're starting to come together for our candidate donald trump. his message is resonating. we were talking about this with a new group of voters. we are seeing blue collar democrats and these we never had. in chester county we have had 2100 people switch to republican this year. 200,000 across the state. we are seeing a new dynamic. traditional voters along the main line are in the warming up to him, we are seeing new blue collar folks coming to the republican party and that is exciting for us. >> reporter: it has been a slow roll for them as far as convincing folks to get on board with trump but even unbound delegates are going trump now. >> yes, in pennsylvania the delegates elect, three in each congressional district are by and large voting for trump. some people have reservations. i was a rubio guy but his message about make america great again and work for americans is rest mating. >> reporter: is rest mating. again, they will head off to cleveland, it is a seven hour drive, and now i'll let you go start the press conference and we will go listen in right now, they are all, about 30 delegates leaving here in just a few moments. live from exton, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and traffic and security is already getting more congested around the quicken loans center in cleveland this week donald trump introduced his running mate indiana governor mike pence. weijia jiang picks up the story. >> reporter: voters packed a airport hanger to welcome governor mike pence back to indiana hours after donald trump officially introduced him as his running mate. >> today, this new york city, i accepted donald trump's invitation to run and serve, as vice-president of the united states of america. >> reporter: pence tested out his stump speech before the crowd. >> donald trump is a good man and he will make a great president of this nation. >> reporter: trump said he admired the work pence has done in indiana. >> indiana's unemployment rate and this is primary reason i wanted mike, other than he looks very good, governor pence balanced the budget. can you imagine a balanced budget. >> reporter: during the republican national convention next week pence will work to convince skeptics trump can unite party and defeat hillary clinton in november. >> the republican running mate sat down with leslie stall for their, first interview that airs sunday on, 60 minutes. >> what about the negative side he apologized for being a negative candidate. >> i understand that. i'll give you an example. hillary clinton is a liar. hillary clinton, that was just proven last week. >> reporter: trump said he won't ask pence to be negative. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> our own jessica dean will be covering republican national convention life from cleveland. we will see her reports all next week on "eyewitness news". and once the republican convention end the democrats will start gathering here in philadelphia "eyewitness news" is now eight days before the opening gavel the at the wells fargo center. the likely democratic nominee hillary clinton is promised to go introduce an amendment overturning citizens united. supreme court ruling that opened the door to a flood of union spend nothing politics. clinton made the announcement in a video shown to liberal activist meeting in st. louis. turkey's president is demanding u.s. extradite an exiled cleric now living in the poconos. president erdogan claims that fethullah gulen was involved in the coup attempt. the friday's failed coup was led by a facts on of the military of fighter jets and gunfire. more than 250 people were killed. turkey has now arrested 6,000 people in connection with the coup attempt and now erdogan wants gulen to face charges. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do was the only local report tore interview gulen. >> reporter: extremely rare look inside the compound where fethullah gulen has called home for the past 17 years. the place where he sleeps, and even prays. the scholar in self exiled, opening up his doors to speak out against accusations leveled by turkish president, erdogan a former alley. president erdogan believes that gulen was involved in the fail coup on friday. a charge gulen vehemently denice. gulen conduct an interviewed with cbs-3 and several international media outlets entirely in turkish and then, translated by an aid. >> it is slanderous and nothing more. >> reporter: gulen suggest that the coup was unlike previous attempts to over throw the government and appeared to be staged. >> the actual coup that took place, you don't see the high level commando that is were involved, in previous other coups and it appears likely scenario. >> reporter: meanwhile outside the compound about a hundred protesters, many wrapped in turkish flags expressed their support for president erdogan and urged the united states to extradite gulen. >> they all want to send me back to turkey, you know, charged in turkey. >> reporter: gulen says he has in problem with that because he will be found innocent. >> i will do that, no problem but they need to pro december credible evidence the. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry says u.s. would entertain a extradition request but that the turkish government has not made one. he also said that the government would have to provide evidence, to support its claims. in saylorsburg i'm's trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the site of the bastille day attack that killed 84 people in france has reopened to the public. people have return to the beach side prom men nate in nice where there are now flowers and memories of the victims. isis claims that the man who barreled through a who will take crowd with the truck is running with soldiers. the france prime minister says the islamic state group could have been responsible but the attacker's history of mental illness and lack of previous religious problems, calls the claim into question. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff shows us how many of the victims are being remember closer to home. >> reporter: every five seconds for five minutes, bells told from the top of the washington chapel in valley forge. the sound carried through a grassy spot near the park's memorial arch, it is like paris, and french families and well wishers gathered to pay tribute to those killed during thursday's terror attacks in nice. >> thoughts and prayers go out to victims of the family and friend. >> when you are just scared, sad for what is happening lately, and there is nothing that we can do so far away. >> reporter: ceremony concluded with a moment of silence and singing of the french national anthem. >> ♪ >> reporter: and, it comes were being able to honor lives lost in such a resounding way. something interesting about those bells, that half of them were manufactured in the united states, the other half, in france. reporting from valley forge, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and there is still much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", crews resumed their search for a diver who vanish off the new jersey shore. and, who would steel a wheelchair from a child. both caught on camera and now, they are looking for suspects. after a hot and humid day relief is on the way, meteorologist justin drabick has at witness weather forecast in just a few he could install your ceiling fan.ce said he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. e series compact tractors come with an industry-best, six-year, no-cost powertrain warranty. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was 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scene. lightening struck two women in two separate incidents in ocean county. here's what it looked like on storm scan three when it happened 3:00 o'clock saturday afternoon. lightening strikes happened within eight minutes of each other in point please an. one victim was struck on the beach, off new jersey avenue and other was in the koran 3900 block of ocean avenue knew. both were hospitalized but they are expected to be okay. >> that is good news there, justin joining with us also some good news no rain today. so that is nice. >> correct. 15 miles. it is all it takes to be struck by lightening. you could be in sunny conditions and hear rumbling and close enough to get struck. if you you can hear thunder, get inside. >> yes. >> today we're looking good. we will track some storm chances later on this week most likely later on monday night into tuesday morning. until then it is just your typical mid-july stuff, a lot of us here at margate, cloudiness right new through yesterday's storms that continue to move off shore we will get more sunshine today, someone walking on the beach, nice start to the morning. glass i conditions on the ocean. waves are calm today. so, save to enter the ocean. make sure life guard are on duty. cloud over eastern new jersey, southern delaware in the producing any rain but we are breaking out nicely in sunshine from the city on west ward, that is the trend today. full sunshine this afternoon that starts to heat things up. average high temperature should be 87 degrees, past several days. once again today, 90's, tomorrow even hotter in the mid 90's. good news, humidity not as high as it was last week. we will get relief there. watch what happens though, wednesday, thursday temperatures dip below average, don't get used to it because they will creep right backup to the 90's by next week even. lower 70's right now. seventy-three in philadelphia. seventy in reading. nice breeze at the shore right now keeping things warm we have a land breeze right now, mid 70's in ocean city and stone harbor but wind will switch out of the south along the coast. we will get cooling going on. ocean water coming in at 73 degrees. here's that shore forecast, we will reach the upper 80's before that sea breeze does kick in today. full sunshine tomorrow. hot one with a high near 90 along the new jersey coast and then delaware beaches and then tuesday some more cloud around especially in the morning. maybe a shower or thunderstorm early, afternoon looks better, highs around 87 degrees. ocean water temperature up and down mid-atlantic coastline feeling good right now. we will go to central, new jersey, upper 07's off long beach island, 73 off atlantic city down to ocean city maryland and mid to upper 70's. it feels good to head in the ocean. weak cold front continuing to move off shore, that is what brought the storms last night, but it is not going to drop our temperatures. we are a dry today and for the most part tomorrow and then monday night we will watch the stronger cold front coming through. it will bring in scattered showers and storms monday night early tuesday morning but by tuesday afternoon we will start to clear it out and humidity levels will begin to drop. the lets take a closer look here across the region in the afternoon, maybe some clouds, build up just through to the daytime heating not the producing then are storms and then tomorrow morning in the afternoon some cloud stream from the west. then we will bring in a couple spotty showers and storms, starting monday evening, throughout the overnight hours. overall trend this week, it is still a hot pattern. we have a couple of hot days ahead. brief cool down by middle of the week. we will get a dip in the jet stream to allow that cooler air to settle in wednesday and thursday. enjoy it. it the is friday, afternoon another surge of hot air returns to the mid-atlantic. today 92 degrees. the not quite as humid. tonight muggy, warm. seventy-four for the city. cooler in the suburbs. and then tomorrow up to 95 degrees for the afternoon temperature. eighty-nine on tuesday, maybe an early morning showers, and mid 80's feels good wednesday and thursday and then 90's return for friday and saturday. back over to you. >> thanks, justin. time is 7:19. lets see how traffic is moving. lets go to ann evans in the the cb is. three traffic center. i know you are following the start of the tour of the shore. how is it looking. >> it is looking quite busy. look at ben franklin bridge all of the cyclist going across and they are coming from 20th and walnut streets in philadelphia, heading across the bridge through scenic south jersey and then end up at irish pub in atlantic city. they have a long road ahead of them but ben franklin bridge is shut down in both directions for the tour of the shore. what you will want to take instead is walt whitman bridge your alternate, we will switch to that, i-95 at the walt whitman n delays or problems, on i-95 at the walt whitman this morning and walt whitman is in great shape. moving the traffic cam one more time to the mid county tolls and the pennsylvania turnpike n delays or problems here heading to the poconos. northeast extension and pennsylvania turnpike, look good, kind of the nice day to head to the poconos and beat the heat a little bit. septa does have a net for you, septa's center city trolley tunnel will be closed, it is closed for overhead maintenance until tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. trolley routes ten, 11, 13, 34, 36, passengers should use the market frankford line between 13th street and 40th street station to complete their travel to and from center city philadelphia. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now back to you rahel. thanks, ann. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning people with this condition complain with numbness and pain that runs down their arm. we will have that story on this morning's healthwatch. montgomery county woman in nice 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[ laughs ] on the cbs-3 healthwatch a commonly misdiagnosed condition that strikes young active people who do repetitive things with their arms like swimming. health reporter stephanie stahl, explains how the nearly side line a local athlete. >> color in the hand is perfect. >> reporter: four months ago 16 year-old iain turner could not use his hand or arm, it was just too painful. >> it would turn purpose toll pure white, switch between the two and became freezing. >> reporter: competitive tennis player was first misdiagnosed with tennis elbow, in fact, he had something called thoracic outlet syndrome. >> which is actually relatively common in young men and women and especially athletes and workers. >> reporter: doctor scott at temple vascular institute quickly spotted the problem. >> this is highly abnormal. >> reporter: artery is damaged because it is compressed under collar bone and first rib that caused a series of blood clots down the arm. >> he came to us and his condition was very severe. what i was concerned with was not necessarily whether he would have function in his hand but whether he would be able to keep it. >> i was freaked out. i was worried. >> reporter: the is decompression surgery a complex procedure that involves removing a rib, mug and repairing artery using veins from iain's leg. >> this is where the biggest cut was and vein transferred to these three spot was taken from my leg. >> reporter: surgical scars are still healing and iain has regained full use of his arm and hand with no pain. >> i'm okay now. i'm improving a lot. >> reporter: the doctor says things like weight lifting can also cause the symptom, anything that is repetitive on the shoulder. it can sometime be treated with physical therapy but advanced cases usually need surgery. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", last minute preparations are underway for the republican convention in cleveland but there are still 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valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ it is sunday july 17th, good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. yesterday we had to dodge showers to day should be a beautiful day. meteorologist justin drabick is outside on the sky deck with eyewitness heather and these detaste, hi justin. >> good morning, rahel. not a bad start to the sunday morning. it is a warm one and those humidity levels will drop and feels somewhat on the humid side but for mid-july we will take it. full sunshine right now, woke up to some cloud earlier, mostly now across southern new jersey or eastern new jersey and southern delaware. that was associated with yesterday's showers and storms that rolled across the region. check out storm scan three, we are dry. from the city north and west we have full sunshine. we have a wrapped warm up today in, threat of rain, we will keep things nice and dry, outdoor plans are definitely a get today all across the delaware valley, and somewhat comfortable start this morning, temperatures generally in the 60's to lower 07's across the delaware valley. so nothing terribly too warm this morning but this afternoon it does warm up, temperatures will be returning well above average for this time of the year. we will get up into the lower 90 as for spots. zero seven in trenton. sixty-three. comfortable in mount pocono. 73 degrees in philadelphia, and lower 70's in dover delaware at this hour. the trend is temperatures in the 60's and 07's this morning with full sunshine and quickly climbing up in the upper 80's along the shore points to lower 90's for inland spots and you'll just see a few cloud develop this afternoon due to the daytime heating but that should in the pro tuesday showers and storms. heading to the phillies game to finish up the series with the mets, hot one, 13:51 pitch in the sunshine high of, temperature of 90 degrees at first pitch. we will make to it 92 for the high in philadelphia. upper 80's in the shore. mid 80's in the poconos. the hotter tomorrow. then we will get relief. we will time it out in the full forecast in a few minutes. rahel, back to you. the republican national convention gets underway in cleveland this week and delegates from our area heading to ohio. cher e greg from our sister station kyw news radio is live at a send off rally in exton, chester county. i know the bus just left a few mints ago to go to cleveland. >> they just left. >> reporter: the bus just literally pulled out of the parking lot as i was gearing up for this live shot and let me tell you, rahel, there was lots of enthusiasm as people got on the bus, on that seven hour trip, to cleveland, and for good reason, take a look at the video that we have for you. i mean, this is a huge, deal for many republicans, in our area, and they have said that this has been a time when they were pulling their party together. an estimated 50,000 people, are expect to attend the festivities over the next four days, including the goal, of course to get the g.o.p. delegates from all 50 states to nominate donald trump. he recently announced indiana governor mike pence as his running mate, the first day, of course, focus is security and immigration. on tuesday, the economy. day three, a speech from the vice-presidential nominee and on thursday, donald trump will take center stage. now, during the pennsylvania primary, trump won about 57 percent of the republican vote, and is currently in a dead heat with presumptive democratic nominee, hillary clinton. and, as i mentioned, pennsylvania is sending about 71 delegates to the g.o.p. convention, of those, 54 are unbound and not obligated to vote for donald trump. back out here live the republican leaders that i expect to said that while many of those delegates are unbound, they are going to vote for donald trump and that the party is coming together and they expect unification, by the end of the republican national committee convention. live from exton, cherri gregg kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. we heard cherri say the trip to cleveland is about seven hours and when delegates arrive, they will see tight security. secret service has a perimeter around quicken loans center where republicans are holding their convention. julie an a goldman has more on last minute preps. >> ♪ >> reporter: as trump/pence ticket made its debut, construction crew where is putting final touches on the arena where donald trump will become the republican presidential nominee. >> thank you. >> reporter: political conventions tend to be choreographed down to the behind but heading in to this event there are several unknowns. the top concern here is security. protests were at a minimum but organizers and law enforcement are not taking chances. in the last 24 hours the area around the quicken loans arena has turned into a security fortress, streets are closed and barriers block access. thousands of police and federal officials are here on high alert. another question, money. organizers had up cyst ted there are no problems but this weeks political reporter that the host sent the asking for six million-dollar, saying negative publicity around trump has turn away millions of dollars this corporate sponsorship, on friday, the committee said the letter wasn't authorized and it was characterized certain co nations. host company has contacted the staff to apologize for inaccuracy. they wrote the efforts to raise funds for rnc are ongoing. what about the stop trump movement. >> they tried and failed this week to change the rules that could have denied trump the nomination on the convention floor. >> but they killed the country but not movement. >> reporter: thinks anti trump effort. she said those grass roots delegates will still make their voices her. >> the very thing that the rnc and trum wrap truly trying to stop, it is now going to get. >> reporter: mike pence pick may make some conservative delegates to support trump but she predict pen ce will get more votes on the floor for vice-president then trump will get for president. julie ana goldman for cbs news, cleveland. jessica dean will be reporting all next week. that cleric, fethullah gulen is now in the poconos. and, denies responsibility. cbs news was first tv station top it view him. >> the actual coup that took place. you dent see high level commanders who were involve in the previous real coups. >> turkish president, gulen gathered outside his home earlier this morning in a show of support for their leader. one of the police officers kill in the dallas ambush has been laid to rest. patrick zamarripa was among five gunned down during a protest on july 7th, and the three two-year old officer served three tourness iraq as petty officer second class with the u.s. navy before joining the dallas police department. he leaves behind a wife and two children. a ban on smoking at many new jersey beaches has hit a snag. governor christie has veto a bill that would have out loud smoking in the state's public beaches and parks. christie says he supports banning smoking but he said that a decision, should be up to the towns. smokers say they are happy with the governor's decision. >> i can understand for health issues as far as young kid but if you are just out in the parking lot like this and there is in kid around and nothing, i say go for it. >> other towns in new jersey do already have their own smoking ban. and we still after lot more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", coming up a community joins together for a nation to needs their help. another strike harmone i with jabs. when can we expect the break in the hood midty? justin drabick will have the volunteers in montgomery county spend their the day morning help a disabled neighbor. anita oh has the store friday glenside. >> reporter: from the professionals, this kind of work is routine. for carroll, multiple sclerosis has made it nearly impossible. i just could not do it. every where, and i try and it would take me hours, just to get a little bit of weeding done. >> reporter: a few hours is all these guys need to make a difference. around 30 volunteers from the buxmont chapter of the national association of the remodeling industry heard about carroll's story and they spent their saturday pitching into help her completely free of charge. >> we will do some paint nothing here, some general cleanup, and a lot of landscaping and yard work. >> reporter: that used to be the prized work of carroll's husband anthony a war veteran who passed away in 2013. he was 17 when he first served in vietnam. he served two more tours after that and volunteers say they are here to give back to someone who gave so much to this country. >> from life is good and friend are kind. only way we give away that even richest our life from day to day. >> kindness in this case is, you know, sometimes an good one. >> reporter: message of that poem could not ring more loudly then today. >> so thankful. so thankful. word cannot express the gratitude. >> reporter: in glenside, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and philadelphia's lancaster avenue in west philadelphia was filled with music, fun and games. >> ♪ the jazz and arts festival not only featured say jazz, but also had arts, crafts, and face painting, and food trucks. the festival shines light on lancaster avenue as one of the philadelphia's arts and cultural corridors. justin, what a good day to get out, and live music. >> exactly, yeah, that is the scene right there. >> that is what i'm thinking about. >> break out grill, backyard, keep things nice and dry. it will be hot today, of course, it is july but humidity levels drop somewhat a little. for mid-july we will take it. we have haven't had too many complaints, saying it is a pleasant start to our sunday morning. we're in the sunshine most locations. temperatures in the 60's to lower 70's. so real quickly through the city, up in eagleville, and 73 t hour's house. lou in eagleville is at 72. more cloud in cherry hill, jenny janssen at 68 degrees. in philadelphia we are he breaking in the 70-degree mark, sanatoga 71 at michael riley's house. cherry hill we have some cloud, upper 60's. browns mills mid 60's at this hour. down the shore james reported a nice 72 degrees, and has some cloud and we will see some sunshine. depending where you are this morning you didn't get the best sunrise. this is a shot from cherry hill, new jersey where we had cloud but they are sitting right now, we will have full sunshine low this morning. is there a shot from browns mills, that sun trying to come out but give it another her or two and well see sun conditions. we will take you up to berks county right now a live look from the kutztown area middle school, full sunshine. 71 degrees. light breeze out of the west northwest at 2 miles an hour. not too bad right now. then we will drop a little bit as we head through the afternoon. overall we will call it pleasant for this sunday. the stretch of 90's do continue though. afternoon highs will remain on the hot side. we will bring in our next storm chance later on monday and we will talk about that. and in the week they are looking forward to that if you don't like heat and humidity. we have cloud moving through eastern new jersey, southern delaware, moving off shore nothing but full sunshine off to the west. we will see another cluster of showers and storms, just north and west from chicago, that will impact us, later on monday, and into tuesday morning. so, as part of the day goes it will feel humid but not as bad as it did. tomorrow we will up crease that humidity. we will call it steamy. the tuesday it starts to lower again and pretty much feeling pleasant, wednesday and into thursday, so really wednesday, thursday, best days to be outside, to escape some of the heat and humidity. cher forecast today, good beach day, it will be hot, 88 degrees in the sunshine. we will get cooling effect in the afternoon as that wind switches out of the south. ocean water 73 degrees. sky conditions we will see a few more cloud pop up, we will stay dry tonight, much of the monday stays dry as well, it is monday evening in the overnight, couple of scatter showers and thunderstorms roll in with that cold front, maybe a lingering showers early on tuesday and then humidity drop through the day on tuesday as that front moves off shore. it is hot, inland spots, wilmington, philadelphia 80's up toward lehigh valley, and 60's and 07's by the time they wake up, monday morning. and, no issues due to the decrease in the humidity. not as bad as it was, lit last week. ninety-two today. and warm night tonight. seventy-four. just a few included arm. we will keep things nice and dry and, monday worst from the heat at 95 degrees from the workweek and watch out for showers and storms monday night into tuesday morning. tuesday i still warm at 89. temperatures drop below average wednesday and thursday with the low humidity but then 90's return friday and saturday. it is that time of the year. >> get used to it. >> thank you. right now 7:45. time to check on the road and highways. lets go to ann evans with the cbs-3 traffic center. you have been watching tour offshore all morning and it looks like cyclist are off. >> they are off the bridge at this point. we have some stragglers here and there but ben franklin bridge in bet directions is still closed down to around 8:30 this morning. we will take the walt whitman bridge instead as your alternate. ben franklin is shut down, tour of the shore is continuing into atlantic city and through scenic south jersey to atlantic city. that is where mess of the bicyclist are at this point. we are moving the traffic cam here moving it right here to the schuylkill at blue route, schuylkill in the middle of the screen there. in delays or problems on the the schuylkill this morning, fine shape and so is the blue route at this point with no construction, and accidents to speak of. no delays. we will move traffic cam within more time at 422 at route 23 near collegeville in the far 202. and 422 looks good taking that and that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. and still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", pets and the heat, what you hud do if you find one this danger. ryan howard moves up in the major league record books straight ahead in sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get 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sharing time with dario saric who the sixers signed yesterday. both will play power forward position. saric said they can both play together. >> how do we challenge each other, and i think we will be able to play well together. >> to the third round of the british open, phil mickelson had a one shot lead over henrik stenson. rory mcilroy did not like his second shot here on 16, shot goes way right? whose fault is it? the three wood, of course, so rory breaks his clubs. mickelson had a much easier time at six, drains the birdie put, one under 70, and that is in second plan stenson shot three under 68 and has a one shot lead over phil, they are going into today's final round. that is all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. >> it is time for the cbs-3 pet project. carroll erickson, animal advocate, joins us every sunday to give us helpful pet information and teach us thousand adopt a pet if you are listening. >> good morning, rahel. look at this beautiful dog. this dog, came into the pennsylvania spca, as part of the council here, we will talk more, he is being foster and really well. >> very energetic. >> a sweet angel. >> but one of the biggest problems this time of the year, people leaving pets in cars, and or out this backyards. you know how hot it has been. >> absolutely. >> it has been dangerously hot. this is kind of weather that will kill animals. and of course people. people get killed in the cars and pets in the car, it is a real problem. we have got some pictures that i'm showing you right there, the signs of heat stroke, lack of coordination, that is man i'm saying. animals can get in very serious trouble, very quickly in the car, and we've got, our new director, of humane law enforcement of the pennsylvania spca, nicole wilson talking about what this one should do if they find a pet in the car. if you see an animal in unair conditioned car, call 911, due to the restrictions of our staff, 911 police officers can get there much faster and we can assist them once they are on location and they have the begun the cooling process of getting the animal out and starting to cool it down. law enforcement can cool an animal down by putting cold cloths over the animal, putting rubbing alcohol on their and to help with the evaporation and movement of the heat away from the animal, and then get that animal to a vet immediately because animals can suffer significant harm as a result of heat stress or heat stroke. >> nicole is also saying if that petties in the hot car in a parking lot of the store, get a held of the store management immediately but call 911 abe police because they can get there a lot faster. path spca, help line can be called. that is a good number to call if you see a pet in the unshaded backyard suffering because it is very close when they are so close to the ground, pavement is hot and heat radiates up if you see a pet in heat distress give water, naturally. you can also wipe pads with rubbing alcohol, that will help, a little bit the but mostly you have to get that animal to a vet because it is a very serious situation a lieutenant of people, rahel, this time of the year, give their pets a haircut and they think that will cool them off or take that down to the skin. if you have a licensing haired pet it is better leave an inch of hair, because that could prevent sunburn and keeps them cooler air next to the skin. and notice, we're talking about this dog because he brings in some of the heat. he is in foster care right new but look at this beautiful dog. >> so sweet. >> just wonderful animals. only seven months old. he will be available for adoption. did he come in as a cruelty case. he has white ears a lot of animals with white ears because dogs can get sunburn believe it or not. >> yes. >> that has to be protect. the shorter the must will will the more they will suffer in the heat, harder for them to breathe, harder for them to cool the air down and that sort of thing. >> okay. >> this little guy going to someone's home has huge feet. >> i noticed that. >> yes, he obviously has not stopped him from being just a wonderful, absolutely wonderful animal. >> and another thing we will necessity about is good samaritan law, pennsylvania does not have a good samaritan law and nor does new jersey or delaware. >> tell us what that is. >> you see a dog in the car and break window to get that dog out. >> they don't have that. >> if you check out animal legal defense fun people are breaking windows with or without that law anyway, they deal with whatever they have to on the other end but you can get more information on the legal specific, the pennsylvania spca is working hard, in pennsylvania, to get house bill 1516 bill passed to help animal in hot cars. best advice don't put them at all. the don't put the people left to encounter them at risk. don't put your pet at risk. you can get in trouble for it too. >> if you wouldn't want to be in the hot car why with they. >> absolutely. >> and absolute he has been a sweetheart all morning. the visit pspca, headquarters, bring photo id, proof of address with you and bring any children under the age of eight to meet their potential pet. contact the p spca at p spca.org or (215)426-6300. >> next week we will be pack with another pet, and more tips and information on how to make pet work for all of us. >> can't wait. thanks, carroll. good meeting you. well, that is fight or "eyewitness news" at 7:00. now coming up at 8:00 we will head to the rnc. and then we will have this. >> the republican presidential ticket is official just if time for parties national conventions here in cleveland ohio. i'm weijia jiang with the latest coming up. plus the dream drive is beating heat, free park where you can cool off on a hot day. and in the meantime our stretch of hot weather continues but what about our chance for storms, justin back for your forecast sunday when we come right back. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award 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