pedestrians on the famed london bridge and then men with knives stabbed people at a nearby market. at least seven people dead, three suspects dead too and dozens of innocent people are rushed to local hospitals. plus a tragedy at one delaware county community a toddler is shot and killed in his very own home and police investigate how it happened. and the march for truth, why philadelphians and others all across the country took to the streets. today is sunday march -- today is sunday june 4th good morning i'm jan carabao. latest on that terror attack in a minute but first the forecast, lets get over to matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast. good morning, matt, it was damp, dreary which is always nice. we are doing a turn, we will start the day off rain showers thrown in the mix here. and then we will be watching, for a better chance for rain showers later on tonight and throughout, the beginning of the workweek. so it will not be the greatest start to the workweek and enjoy today to wrap the weekend up. sky scan three from atop "eyewitness news" we are taking a lot the sky line great look, up early, you will see not a cloud in the sky. the temperatures up to 61. we are in the high 50's across the city for last couple of hours. sixty-one. no real wind and dew point very comfortable at 53. our dew points will go up, it could get humid through the next couple days budd overall it is not going to be all that bad. none of that summertime humidity just yet. waking up to temperatures in the 50's, reading, allentown at 51. still in the 40's in mount pocono. grab a jacket. rest of us, mid 50's to 60 degrees, wildwood 58. dover at 60 degrees. as you head down the shore waking up in cape may 54, cooler there, we are seeing on shore flow, and that is taking over through the afternoon and that will keep temperatures down. high of only 72 degrees. as we said we will talk bun settled patterns in just a bit >> all right, matt, we will get back to you. >> british prime minister may is having an emergency security cabinet meet to go day, after yesterday's terror attacks in london, this is a live look this morning near london brink where that attack began. is there a heavy police presence as investigators continue to search for clues. this is third terror attack in just three months. here's what we know, the attack began late last night just after 10 london time a van crashed into pedestrians on that london bridge and then three men got out and started attacking restaurant goers with knives at nearby boro market. three attackers were shot dead within eight minutes of the attack, seven victims have died, at lee 48 others are hurt. some of the people in hospitals are now in critical condition, and correspondent terry okita is in london with more. >> reporter: the attack unfold ed in central london shortly after 10:00 p.m. saturday, van sped across london bridge running down pedestrians on the sidewalk. the vehicle stopped near boro market, neighborhood filled with bars, restaurants and tourist, witnesses say group of men got out and began stabbing people. >> i just saw most people runaway from the market and lying on the ground and there was a taxi driver and shouting at people to run. >> reporter: armed officers responded within minutes and shot and killed all three suspects at the scene. photo shows one lying on the ground, with canisters strapped to his belt. >> the suspect were wearing what looked like explosive vests that they later established to be a hoax. >> reporter: this morning police are continuing to comb through area for clues, this was second terrorist attack in england in less than two weeks , last month a suicide bomber killed 22 people at an ariana grande cons inert manchester. in march a similar attack on london's west minister bridge left five dead. >> recent attacks are not connected but we believe we are experiencing a new trend in the threat that we face as terrorism breed terrorism. >> reporter: in a tweet president trump offered u.s. assistance and expressed condolence to the victims in london. president trump wrote we need the travel ban, as an expert layer of safety. terry okita for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police department issues the following statement about the terror attack in london saying quote we are continuing to monitor situation in london. as always we will collaborate with our local, state, and federal partners to ensure the safety of our citizens. terror attack came on the night before ariana grande is set to give a benefit concert for victims of the manchester bombing. it is still on at this hour. manchester police are stepping up security there. singer tweeted late last night , praying for london, earlier she surprised some young victims of the last month attack by visiting them in the hospital, 22 people were killed, in the manchester attack, proceed from the concert will be used to help victims. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the terror attacks in we are always on line cbs local. ne gunfire on a west philadelphia stree a 24 year-oln was shot twice in t56 and marked investigators say man walk ple inside transported him, to a hee was pronounce local hospital. police are also lafter a shooting in northo minaj 41 ad lawnce and dauphin early this morning, both are now condition. man accused ofman david oh is expect to arenty-fod aggravated assault among other councilman oh during an attempted robbery wednesday night, a warrant was issued for yarbray's arrest and then he turned himself in yesterday morning. councilman oh said he helped police identified him as ate suspect. chester township police are investigating the death of the toddler. investigators say three-year old little boy found a gun inside his home and accidentally shot himself. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves picks up the story. >> reporter: delaware county community rock as medical examiner removed body of the three-year old boy from his home. >> my dog woke me up, when i came outside, stretch inner my driveway. >> reporter: stephen pots, next door neighbor of the toddler who died, adolphus adams the grandfather. >> he is a young child with so much potential. i don't know, it is just no word. >> reporter: great grandfather struggling to find word to express the pain, everyone here is feeling. >> i just can't say i know what happened here but i know, he is gone. >> reporter: police say they were called to the home at bethel road and green street in chester township at 3:30 in the afternoon, mother of the three-year old toll them her son got a hold of the gun that was in the second floor bedroom of the home and while the little boy had gun it went off. he shot himself once in the chest, and emergency responders trying to revive the toddler but ultimately pronounced him dead at the scene. >> just terrible, truly terrible that a situation like this could happen. >> whatever you were told the gun man was under the bed and i can't believe a child would gain access to a gun underneath a bed. >> reporter: police tell us at this point in the investigation they are trying to determine if the 9- millimeter gun was in the lock box and fit was how toddler was still able to get into it. they are searching for that answer. it is focus of thin investigation. in the bs3 sat center, i'm alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". crowd gathered in philadelphia as part of the nationwide march for truth rally. many held signs on the ben franklin parkway, they wanted an independent investigation into alleged collusion between russia and president trump's 2016 campaign. pennsylvania congressman dwight evans used the occasion to celebrate the resistance movement against the trump administration and urged crowd to stay involved for the long hall. others held rallies both for and against president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate agreement as wendy gilette reports the trump administration is putting out a message that the president does believe in climate change. >> reporter: u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley admitting and making clear how president trump views climate change. >> he believes climate is changing and pollutants are part of the equation. >> reporter: haley clarified president's opinion in an interview that will air sunday on cbs face the nation. friday white house press secretary sean spicer and head of the environmental protection agency both deflected questions, about the president's views on climate change. following his decision to pull out of the paris climate agreement. >> i have not had an opportunity to have that discussion. >> reporter: supporters of the move held a rally outside the white house. >> we do have to think about america and what we're doing, and not just go along with everybody else bay they say we should. >> reporter: those opposed to the president's policy held american 100 protestness cities around the world. demanding a full investigation into what connections the trump team had with russia. >> we are trying to send signals to our elect officials that thinks important to us. >> reporter: investigation will be back in the spotlight next week when, fbi director james comey is scheduled to testify before congress. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you can see entire interview with u.n. ambassador nikki haley on face the nation with john dickerson this morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. phillies legend and former u.s. senator jim bunning has been laid to rest in his native kentucky. hundreds attended his funeral in covington. bunning won 224 games in a 17 year major league career, on fathers day 1964 the right-hander pitched a perfect game against new york mets. bunning is only baseball hall of famer to ever serve in congress, bunning died last week from complications of a stroke, he was 85 years old. well, there is still so much to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, caught on cameras moments a man with the gun stormed a casino and set it on fire and now philippines officials talk about the alleged motive. then a picture perfect launch of the latest space x mission what happened here that happened, hasn't happened since shuttle mission. morning begins on the bright note, but how long will this be this nice? meteorologist matt peterson has the forecast in just a few minutes. 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today too. >> absolutely we are having sunshine, it was great yesterday afternoon, it will be a really nice morning and we will look for some cloud cover to move in as we see cloud increase throughout the day-to-day but it doesn't look like it will be too bad of an afternoon as we take a look from palmyra cove across the delaware you can see a hazy sky line on this sunday morning just before 7:20 in the morning. again, a little bit of that haze is out there overall not a whole lot of cloud cover, per se, but that is slowly going to be advance nothing as we go through the rest of the morning and afternoon. checking out storm scan three we have a few light showers, that looked to be developing, just to the west, of reading, but overall that precipitation again extremely, extremely light and it wouldn't be surprising to me if we weren't even seeing that hit the ground at this point but we are seeing on the back side of it again that little line of light shower activity, thicker cloud cover, we will see brighter whites up there toward williamsport moving toward scranton, mount pocono as well and that is upper level moisture and cloud cover that will work its way south ward and we will be seeing in the northern half of the viewing area overcast skies, through the afternoon and the rest of us will be dealing with the increasing cloud cover, throughout the day, we will see an unsettled pattern take over this weekend , area of low pressure settles itself over mid-atlantic and that will not just bring us chance for rain showers but cooler temperatures as we sit below average for first half of the workweek. temperatures right new in the too bad we are seeing 60's from philadelphia to wilmington back down toward dover, still chill any mount pocono 47 degrees, take light jacket there shore points 57 and ac we are looking at 58 in wildwood, a cool 63 degrees for our ocean temperature. going to the phillies game they are going for series win, today, they will be playing giants at 1:35. 79 degrees for our temperature right around first pitch and we are looking for sun and cloud, out there as well. i will not say i was reason they won yesterday but i did go to the game yesterday and they did win. i will give myself a pat on the back for. that next set of dreary conditions we have an area of low pressure over mid-atlantic for today, tomorrow and as we get into kind of that wednesday/thursday time frame as well but we will watch as a ridge of high pressure developed through the middle of the week out toward four corners region and that will slidee and it does, it will push this low, off to the north and that low has it breaks down will allow sunshine back in the mid-atlantic and delaware valley but for the most part for first half of the week our low stays put that ridge is off to the west and cool, un settled for most of us here across the region. will 2 degrees our high today, where we are seeing increasing cloud. tomorrow 79, showers, thunderstorm in the works for 71 on tuesday, so here comes our below average temperatures for tuesday and wednesday, as well as we will see a high of only 70 degrees on wednesday and showers are back in the forecast, thursday it is cool, we could look for maybe a few more showers but thursday shower chances are much lower then even tuesday or wednesday and then we are backup in the 70's and near 80 by friday and next saturday, jan. >> matt, thank you. 7:19. time to check road lets get over to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center. amanda, already a busy morning >> absolutely but i do have good news. this is a live look at the schuylkill rest bound near belmont avenue where there was an ever turn vehicle there was a prettying about backup. that lasted until a few minutes ago. traffic is moving there vehicle is off to the side. everyone can get by just fine now. trouble on the turnpike, we have a few accidents reporting this morning starting this one on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound this is past willow grove, it is on the shoulder. it looks like things are a bit slow on and off there in new jersey there is an accident on the new jersey turnpike, northbound, just pennsylvania burlington and mount holly, that is on the shoulder but be cautious approaching that area and taking a live look over the boulevard, beautiful shot with sun glare here but everyone looks to be moving just smoothly. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler now back to you. >> good news, progress on the schuylkill, thank you. there is still so much more right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. everyone can safe a life that is powerful message behind a new campaign encouraging people to learn is what called hand only cpr. see how it works coming up. and cancer survivor celebrate the greatest gift of all, that is when "eyewitness news" continues. beneful grain free is so healthy... oh! farm-raised chicken! that's good chicken. hm!? here come the accents. blueberries and pumpkin. 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>> reporter: they say they responded with about eight minutes and as these suspects were shot dead minutes later they believe all three behind this attack are dead and they are still investigate if you go others are involve. on the streets of the london today we are seeing stepped up patrols, heavily armed patrols at times and forensic experts are still at london bridge piece being together what happened, and authorities are also working with their international partner agencies , and is what being called a fast moving investigation. >> a lot still need to be done and terry, unfortunately terror attacks is not something united kingdom is faun familiar with, especially recently. people there have been extremely resilient have have you gotten a sense of what the moodies there like today? >> reporter: this is third terrorist attack in three months, second in less than two weeks, 22 people died in that manchester attack at that ariana grande concert on may 22nd and march between the second five people were killed in that terrorist attack on west minister bridge. people are angry. teresa may is only one saying enough is enough. but is there also, this coming together in the aftermath of the attacks like for instance we saw hotels, businesses, and just regular people offering shelter, rooms, bed to those caught up in the chaos. >> terry okita live there in london thanks very much. keep us up to date. thanks, terry. back here at home this morning man accused of stabbing philadelphia councilman david oh is expect to appear before a judge. twenty-four year-old sean yar bray turned himself into philadelphia police yesterday morning. warrant was issued for his arrest friday night. yarbray is charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke to councilman oh after learning his suspect attacker was under arrest. >> i feel g i feel good. >> reporter: philadelphia councilman david oh is about as upbeat as you can expect from the person who was victim of the stabbing this week. it happened during a robbery attempt wednesday night in front of his home on tomlin avenue in west philadelphia police issued a warrant for his suspected attacker 24 year-old sean yarbray after police unsuccessfully searched his home yarbray turned himself in saturday morning. aim glad he turned himself in. that means be in got hurt. >> reporter: oh says brick stabbed, he got a good look at his attacker and have little doubt police have the right man performing lease drove me around pointing out different people and i was happy to say that is not him that noise him , that is not him but when i saw this photograph and i saw that is him. >> reporter: many philadelphians look at oh's attack as evidence that the city has improvement to make addressing crime and underlying causes. oh amazed many showing up to work two days after being stabbed saying he wants to get back to work addressing those issues. >> i love you so much. >> reporter: neighbor stephanie dixon was learned of the arrest and even happier that oh is okay. >> in the neighborhood, from the neighborhood and. >> reporter: that means a lot to you doesn't it. >> yes, it does. >> reporter: why? >> because you don't find too many people or politicians that treat you like that. he is one of them. he is rare. >> reporter: councilman oh has nod hat add opportunity to see yarbray since at rest and has in trouble picking him out of the line up n west philadelphia cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today is last day to check out wizard worldcom i can kan right here in philadelphia event wraps up this afternoon at pennsylvania convention certainty. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live from the pennsylvania convention sent they are morning, and celebrities will be there and also pretty cool exhibits too. i see you are sitting in one this morning, good morning. >> good morning, jan. we are enjoying our time going back to the future in this awesome delauren time machine replica, you can see this has traveled to 28 countries, been to all 50 states, traveled 700,000 miles and has raised american that in terms of the dollars for parkinson's research. this is wonderful creation of the terry and oliver hauler, from south philadelphia line a but here bringing thus awesome machine here and joining me is terry herself. what got you started and this is amazing. >> thank you we love movie back to the future and who when they saw that movie didn't want their own time machine. >> reporter: you guys built it what kind of work went into making this. >> it was oliver magnificent extension my husband, he worked day and night for and a half months taking it from due lauren to time machine and loved every second of it. >> reporter: so amazing, there are buttons and it seems so real and i just love it if he did have a time mob where would you go. >> well, when we started to work on the car we asked ourselves the question and we said future. we want to find a cure for parkinson's. that is our mission. we volunteer for michael j. fox foundation for parkinson research. >> you guys have raised more than 700 you this dollars for this cause, it is amaze bug oliver himself had a cancer scare. can you tell bus that and how this message and mission came about. >> he had a terrible cancer scare and the doctor gave him about six months to live. in that short amount of time we had to get our life together and achieve everything on our bucket list and first was building a time machine. that was 17 years ago. so i think maybe working on the car gave him a little extra time. >> you guys did this, you created this, you are traveling all over the world but you are here in philadelphia and you have been here year after year for this amazing event. what keeps you coming back. >> wizard world and people here in philly, fans are fantastic. this is a great show, we have met families that have been bringing their grandchildren and kid we met are having kid they are bringing their kid. it is a big family gathering on. >> lets make it a good one, right. >> absolutely, it is up to you >> so you want to check it out which of course how could you miss this, right? doors will be opened up to members at 9:30 and general public at 10. all details on cbs philly.com. live from the convention certainty i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> love that segment, we will get back to you. we have more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, lights, cameras rally. stars who came out to philadelphia to support a tax break that brings hollywood closer to home. plus a live debut for phillies pitcher named lively, straight 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tax credits in the commonwealth. and the current cap is 60 million-dollar, once that is gone productions with other states will get better incentives. pennsylvania is facing a 1 billion-dollar budget deficit and they believe film tax credit program is waste full. turning now to the weather forecast, beautiful preview out there, matt. >> it really is, and good morning, lots of weather watchers are up this morning, they are doing their thing and you know we're seeing what it is like for our weather watch ers this morning. they have spread out across the region, seeing temperatures in the 50's for many of us. we even see 60's out there lets see where 60's are, more mild spots and we are seeing lou's house sunshine at 60 in eagleville this morning. also seeing 64, right around cherry hill, this is in james backyard. that is sunshine out there. that is what we like to see when we are up early in the morning and like to see warmer temperatures as well. we will see later this afternoon, but we are also going to see a little bit of cloud cover mixed with sunshine later in the day as well. right now we are watching as cloud slowly start to creep in the region. area of low pressure that will remain off to the north, and slide out of canada as we go through the day, today. it will not park over mid-atlantic until monday, tuesday and wednesday time frame a few light sprinkles out there but overall most of that not even reaching the ground at this point. enjoy morning sunshine, as we go through the rest of the mid to late morning hours, who are there. increasing cloud cover. i don't know if we get completely overcast by the time we get to lunchtime today but there will definitely be cloud today mixing with the sunshine throughout the morning and into the afternoon still seeing wide across the majority of the region for most in the surround pag suburbs, back down in south jersey and delaware. it looks like not too bad even by 3:00 but we will see showers, isolated rumble of thunder far northern areas back toward poconos this afternoon. could get a shower or two. as we get through nighttime hearst looking for mostly cloudy skies, pop up showers a possibility, an isolated and seven or 8:00 tomorrow morning not a whole lot of precipitation for drive to work on monday which goodies news for us but monday after noon and monday evening here comes shower chances and thunderstorms by 1:00 in the afternoon. we will see them fire up, 3:00 e heavier downpours up in the poconos and that does start, move down into, south and central new jersey, we will see couple areas of a few cells possibly some heavier rain, moving through and as we get throughout seven or 8:00 more sustained line of showers, and thunderstorms will develop, and will extend itself from north jersey through center city and back down toward maryland border. we could be watching for stronger wind gusts there monday and kind ovulater evening hours and then through monday night into then parts of the tuesday as well. so 82 degrees for our high today, we're mixing that sun and cloud cover together. looking for 79 on monday, showers and thunderstorms. the better chance is going to be kind of in that second half of the day even again tomorrow but it will be an overcast monday for us, tuesday 71. cooler with some sunshine, a few rhawn rain showers in the forecast. wednesday 70 degrees for our high, showers back in the forecast, once again, and then as we stay cool on thursday with a high of 72 and a few shower chance that he is gifts way to higher 70's and 80's by end of the week, jan. >> 7:45 now. time to check road and highways, lets go over to amanda muhler, and, good morning,. >> good morning, jan. we have a rough start, things clearing upright now, i-95 at girard, most majors looking good including the vine, 202 and 76, still a major tie up by belmont. that is running half speed again. there is a minor accident on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound, past whim owe grove , on the shoulder, it looks like things are moving just fine. accident in the new jersey turnpike that we mentioned earlier is now clear. taking a live look at ben franklin bridge, traffic running smoothly in and out of the city this morning. in the traffic center, i'm amanda muhler back to you. >> thanks, amanda. major league baseball scores its first no hitter of the season and phillies try toned a losing streak. here's leslie van arsdal with eyewitness sports. >> jeremy hellickson will be on the mound this afternoon in the series final witt giants. the last phillies start tore win with hellickson was back in late april until yesterday when dan lively took on the giants. lively was 24-six with a 2.63 era in the last two seasons in the minors after giving up a run on zach fly, he had some help here, miguel franco, robs brandon bell with the over the shoulder catch to end the third inning. ill phillies get on the scoreboard in the sixth. tommy joseph with any ball down left field line that almost hand in the concourse and game is all tied up, and seventh inning we have freddie galvis, and, to the left, miguel franco, come on down and then that is the phillies taking the lead. later bases loaded for odubel herrera, fly ball to certainty field. that goes to the wall, andrew k-nap, and caesar hernandez scores on the double. lively went seven innings giving up a run to win his major league debut and end the phillies five game losing streak five-three the final. >> it was awesome, and i was so ready to go and my pitches right before the first one ways like lets get this first one out of the way. after that it was me being locked in. >> well, first no hitter of the season happened in miami, marlins, strikes him out for final out and marlins beat d backs three to nothing. he has lost eight of the starts before throwing the no hitter. marlins sixth no hitter in team history. eagles will resume their off season work outs tomorrow, down at novacare, work out, offensive coordinator frank like will talk to the media and answer questions about future development of cab son wentz. last seeps on bird had 11th ranked rushing owe even if and in the draft they selected done he will pumphrey in the fifth round. he is all time, ncaa rushing leader. pumphrey is had a couple weeks of practice and asked is what the difference at the pro level. >> this is really just the play book but obviously the game, the linebackers are running fast, just like i run fast so it is really just about, you know, building your craft and being able to do different things. well union was looking to start a new winning streak, when they took on new york city fc at yankee stadium, union had their four game winning streak snapped last week in in utah, no score, union with the ball and on the attack, pass to picault, nice move and that is will find the back of the net and union have the lead. to the eighty-fifth minute the game is all tied up, and, with the corner kick, the ball goes inside box, andre blake makes the save but alexander callens there to knock in the rebound and the defending champions beat the union two-one. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", are you looking for a dog? this cute is looking for a good home we will tell but her in this morning cbs-3 pelt project when we at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. testing. this doggies phenomenal. i think people, she's under wait now but she's smart, she's friendly, she is so well behaved. >> so well behaved, again, rocksy and we will talk more about her. but what i want to also talk about today, jan. >> yes. >> do you have allergies by any chance. >> i used to as a child but i seemed to have green out of them. >> any allergies to animals or pets. >> no, usually pollen. no animal allergies. >> pollen an geese, sometimes you're not used to it or whatever but allergies can come upon you today we want to talk about, pets and kid allergies and there is new research out there abe here's the theory, that regular contact with animals, and add diversity to the gut microbes and we are finding that plays a big roll in just how reactive you will be to certain things, that your system might consider a threat , ie, pollen, or dog and error that sort of thing and this research is saying that the exposure is most effective , so that you can be helping yourself and your child, if there is annex exposure, before birth or the first 12 months of life, because it has a beneficial effect on the development of the immune system according to these researchers. it is something that people really should pay attention to times people just go have a baby and we will say no, maybe you should instead be saying hey we will have a baby, lets get adopt an animal and then of them, you know, start that little human animal bond and possibly provide some protection against that child developing the allergies to pets, later on, dogs and cats. >> so being exposed to them. >> early on at regular contest , and it is interesting research, people should be checking them out yourself but that is the latest. >> but this is a myth, this is myth of the hypo allergic pet. which is what you need to know it is a myth. all animals produce allergens. some animals are less allergic but even in the same breed you will fine difference. you might trigger an allergy, is a breed another animal won't do as much. smaller animals, and less shedding dogs, breed with dogs that shed less, produce fewer allergens. here's the other interesting thing, unnewterd male cats make moral begins then female cats. one of the many reasons to get your male cat newterd. aloft people are doing these designer breed thinking that they are hyper allergic but allergens are not just in the, ander and dead skin flakes of the dog, it is also in the saliva and urine. you will not be able to get rid of that no matter what you do. >> yes. >> it is something you need to pay attention to that maybe if they shed lessor if they are smaller, maybe you will get a boost but spend a little time. >> indeed. >> check it out. >> hopefully you have expose had your child accounts as your parents did it is okay to to get a little dirty. >> have some germs, eat up. >> and let show you animals for the animals for adoption for spca. go on their web site and browse at adoptable dogs and cats, it is a perfect way to do it. so, this first animal is toll up an eight year-old domestic short hair black and white cat , surrendered by her family she's an older cat and just need time to adjust to her settings but very friendly and happy with everybody she meets then we have shy, shy, i love the face on that cat. shy is a white, nine year-old cat with just aid tiny bit of gray, two beautiful eyes and she hasn't had much luck finding her forever home but hopefully that changes. and then bear, everybody roofs wear and nobody can figure out yes is still at the shelter. he is handsome. he loves just everybody. he spent a lot of time in the offices there and so, he just wants to be house train, and he knows command and that sort of thing. >> checking all of the boxes. >> every box is checked on this dog because when you can find a dog that will relax, in settings like this we have seen her a lot rocksy is your dog. she's a rottweiler mix, one year-old, pennsylvania spca, go there, and find rocksy. she's absolutely beautiful. >> white chest. she prefer not to show it right now. >> she's chillin. >> i love her. >> just an angel, and she necessary everything. >> you can adopt her, you can adopt any pet visit spca erie avenue headquarters at 350 erie avenue saturday and sunday 10 to five and machine through friday one to 8:00 p.m. look for rocksy she within great. >> she will not be there licensingy would absolutely take this dog home. >> thanks, carroll. >> we will be right chaos, fear and death strikes the heart of the london seven innocent people were killed, nearly 50 injured after a van plowness to pedestrian on london bridge, the people inside that van went on a stabbing spree in a nearby market, police this morning are calling this an act of terrorism. today is sunday june 4th good morning, i'm jan carabao, more on that terror attack in just a minute but we are starting our day how we ended it, lovely wet they are sunday morning, how long will it last though? here's meteorologist matt peterson with the forecast, good morning, matt. how are we looking. >> we are looking great, but we will be kind of cooling things down a little bit this week. we are also going to be clouding things up a little bit as we go through rest of the afternoon and this evening so soak up this early morning sunshine if you can because it will be limited as we get later on in the day. storm scan three showing you cloud cover already moving into area up in the lehigh valley, poconos getting some of that cloud cover here early this morning, a few kind of returns there on the radar actually near mount pocono, very, very light returns so it doesn't look like that is even reaching the ground at this point but if it is, it is light, definitely not a rainy start to the day anywhere. but those bright whites are starting to move into berks county backup in northampton county as well, lehigh county, that upper level moisture