failed coup in turkey speaks from his home in the poconos and cbs-3 is the only local station to go inside his compound for the interview. it is sunday, july 17th, good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. we are in the thick of it, it is mid-july. it is certainly feeling like summer. lets turn it over to justin drabick who is talking about a slight drop this week. >> humidity drops today, not a bad start to the day but we will keep 90's going, and it gets hotter tomorrow but there is relife ahead, something go to look forward to. >> people were complaining about the cold. >> i'm with you. >> you have to deal witt. july, summertime but we will keep things dry, and we will start yesterday with big time showers and storms across central new jersey and southern new jersey. but, now we're dealing with full sunshine, outside, right now philadelphia woke up to some clouds. the last of the cloud deck moving to the south but now full sun in the city, temperatures will respond nicely to the sunshine, up to 76, light breeze out of the west at 5 miles an hour, and the last of the cloud moving across eastern, new jersey southern delaware, all rain has moved off shore but a dry afternoon. temperatures compared to this time yesterday are cooler from a debris to 7 degrees cooler. i would call it pleasant this morning about to head outside and humidity levels will continue to drop through morning and afternoon. depending where you are we will see upper 70's, palmyra new jersey at 77 degrees this morning. this afternoon we have phillies/mets finishing off series first pitch 1:35, hot day. 90 degrees. we have a mix of sun and cloud. we are up to 92 for philadelphia. upper 80's at the shore, sea breeze this afternoon, poconos feeling good at 84. hotter tomorrow and then we will talk about that relief later for workweek and time it out in weather in a few you minutes. >> justin, thank you. new this morning a with man is stabbed to death in kensington. powe responded to the scene of the with man running down the street screaming, and it happened around 11:30 last night. officers say 35 year-old victim was stabbed in the alley right about a block before collapsing. >> she appears at this time to have been stabbed once in the right neck. >> police say there were quite a few surveillance cameras around that surround that lex and they hepp video lead them to the killer. also new this morning police are investigating a shooting in north philadelphia they say a woman was sitting on the accepts in the 1100 block of oakdale street when a car pulled out and someone started shooting. a woman was shot three times, twice in the right thigh, once this is left thigh and she is in stable condition. and in other news this morning local republicans are on their way to cleveland for the national convention. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live in exton, chester county where they have just boarded buses headed for ohio. cherri you had a delegate on saying that the rnc to him was something that was very exciting. >> reporter: yes, it is extremely exciting and lots of enthusiasm, at that press conference, which was a send off for about two dozen of the area delegates here, as they got down to the bus and hit the road for the seven hour journey to cleveland and the republican national convention. lets take a look at the video as you can see those delegates came from all over the philadelphia region. they are just a few of the 50,000 people who were expecting to attend convention festivities that kick off tomorrow. goal, of course, for g.o.p. delegates from all 50 states to dominate donald trump. he announced indiana governor mike pence as his running mate. so far mixed reviews. of course that could change during the primary run. about 57 percent of the republican vote trump won and currently in the dead heat with the presumptive democratic many in minute necessity hillary clinton. i asked one of the delegates she thinks it will take to bring the party together. >> i think he need a good cabinet and yes, he has to select good people, and i don't really think that he is a racist or begins women. he hires a lot of women, minorities, and i think that it is all going to come together. >> of course, the point of the convention toys rally the entire party, pennsylvania is sending 71 delegates, 54 unbound and said they will, however vote for donald trump. live, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. traffic and security are getting, congested around the quicken loan center in cleveland this week trump event duesed his running mate mike penc. weijia jiang has the story. >> reporter: supporters welcomed governor mike pence back to indiana just hours after donald trump officially introduced him as his running mate. >> today in, 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 says he admired work pence has done in indiana. >> indiana's unemployment raid 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 have trump unite the 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. >> trump says he won't ask pence to be negative. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jessica dean will be covering rnc live from cleveland. we will begin reports on "eyewitness news" this week. once the republican convention end, the democrats will start to gather here in philadelphia. hard to believe but we are down to just eight days before the convention that happens at the wells fargo center. and presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton is promised to go introduce an amendment overturning citizens united, supreme court ruling that opened the flood of corporate union spend nothing politics. clinton made the announcement in a video to political activist meeting in st. louis. muslim cleric accused of master minding friday night's coup attempt is speaking from his compound in the poconos. "eyewitness news" was only local station there. the religious scholar, is living in exile in pennsylvania as we said in the poconos area. the coup attempt was led by a facts on of, the group, and more than 250 people were killed. turkey's government has arrested or fired thousands of troops, and judges as a result, and now parts of erdogan is calling for extradition of fethullah gulen, to face possible charges. again, "eyewitness news" trang do the only local reporter to interview gulen and she has the store friday saylorsburg. >> reporter: extremely rare lynn side the compound where fethullah gulen has called home for the past 17 years. place where he sleeps and even prays. the scholar in self exile opening up his doors to speak out against accusations leveled by turkish president erdogan a former alley. president erdogan believes that gulen was involve in the failed military coup friday but charge that gulen vehemently denice. gulen conduct an interviewed with cbs-3 and several international media outlets entirely in turkish. it was 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 stage. >> the actual coup that took place. you neat high level commanders in the real coups, and in that scenario. >> reporter: meanwhile outside the compound about 100 protesters, many left in turkish flags expressed their support for president erdogan and urged united states to extradite erdogan. >> hopefully we are sending back to turkey, and he will be charged in turkey. >> reporter: gulen says he has in problem with that because he will be found innocent. >> unaudible. >> that would be no problem. but they have to be able to produce credible evidence. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry says u.s. would entertain a extradition request but that the turkish government has not made one. he said that the government would have to provide more evidence to support its claim. in saylorsburg i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a lot more to come in that story. museum of american revolution does in the open for another year but artifacts are already in town, and we will be given access to the top secret whereabouts. you might remember this from back in the day but do you see how two girls are bringing it back in a big way, coming up we will show you how philly girls jump. ahh. >> yes. good morning, not a bad start to the sunday but it will turn hot again but there is relief this week we will time it out in scott stevenson and his team are hard at work. they are logging and boxing artifacts for philadelphia's new museum of the american revolution. this is the fortress of solitude. >> in a rare look behind the scenes, stevenson walks us through the main collection, it includes 3,000 pieces, from excavated artifacts and weaponry to find arts and some of the most important documents in our nation's history. >> that is the base of the united states you. >> reporter: short article was found inside a bound addition of the pennsylvania evening post, a paper printed in olde city, philadelphia, four days later the paper would be the first to print the declaration of independent. another philadelphia connection these george washington camp cups made by a silversmith. >> he work at second and market street right by christ church and these were made for general washington during the american revolution in august august 1777. >> reporter: museum will showcase not just well known though, take the powder horn of samuel dudley an average solder. >> boredom leads to people getting tattoos or engraving their powder horn. they will have certain whimsical art engraving, a moose and calf which are charming. wonderful little doodle. >> reporter: in september the collection will move to third and chestnut street. during the museum's excavation they found a ship's bowl. this is a republican make a soon it will be home in the 118,000 square foot facility, and it is rightful place in america's most historic square mile. >> we are hoping when we're not just encouraging historical tourness philadelphia but we're just raising all of the parts, we are getting everyone excited about learning her about our family his there i. >> jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cool attraction. >> justin joining us now, just coming back from the beach, and today is a gi day to go to the beach. were you there for a week. you said it was hot. >> yes, just like daddy not just yet, a few more years. >> mom will not buy that. i will try to push it the as early as i can g beach day. no chance of any storms. we have some cloud, looking at ocean city right now but we have some sunshine today. people are starting to venture out on the beach, overall, nice morning, temperatures in the 70's, humidity level is dropping a little bit this morning, so, maybe a more comfortable outside but it will be humid to day and it is mid-july and this is what we can expect. the yesterday we got rocked with heavy rain across south central, new jersey into camden county, bull's eye here in the area came three to 4 inches have rainfall around atco area just shy of 4 inches of rain. berlin getting hammered with that heavy rain yesterday and then again, pretty much just south jersey, in central new jersey and then those storms left us in pennsylvania, most of the those were on the dry side. now we're dominated by high pressure. we had showers moving off shore, last of the clouds off the coast of new jersey, nothing but clear skies over us. we will see clouds pop up this afternoon, that is due to the daytime heating. another cluster of showers and storms through chicago that will impact us on monday and monday night with the next chance for some showers and thunderstorms. mid 07's right now, overall, pleasant this morning. stone harbor 75. cape may eventually that wind switches out of the south. we have a sea breeze this afternoon along the coast. dew point temperatures down a a little bit compared to the past few days. still running high, and still steamy, that is where it will be today if you could be worse for this time of the year. shore forecast, it is a good one, 88 degrees, mostly sunny skies this afternoon. hotter tomorrow, up around 90, with some sunshine, tuesday, we could you run into a few showers, maybe a thunderstorm early in the morning, and it is cooler. 87 degrees. humidity starts to drop during the day tuesday. we will start noticing that. ocean water temperatures up across new jersey, delaware, maryland coastline mid to upper 70's. right now. it feels pretty good if you are going for a whim today and over next few days. not much happening this afternoon, just a few you fair weather cloud popping up, we will keep monday mainly dry, it is really monday night we will see chance for scattered showers and storms with the stronger cold front, and it will pass us on tuesday, and that pushes out the heat and humidity. we will catch a break for a couple of days, from the excessive heat and humidity we have been dealing with the past few days. today a few clouds this afternoon. we will go to tonight, nice and quiet. warm and muggy. earlier this afternoon included roll in for monday. we have a couple of scattered showers a few thunderstorms, not everybody sees it. overall pattern it stays hot, it is mid-july, hottest time on average. real cool pocket of air develops. that drops temperatures a little bit to the middle of the week but then gone by next week even. we will see another surge of hot air returning. today above average 92 degrees, sun and cloud, tonight warm, muggy 74 for city. cooler in the suburbs. even hotter tomorrow up to 59 degrees, watch out for shower or storm later monday into machine night, maybe a early shower on tuesday and then, wednesday and thursday that will feel good in the mid 80's, is there 90's returning starting friday. >> justin, thank you. lets go over to ann evans and check the roads. you have been watching the tour of the shore all morning what have you been seeing. >> reporter: ben franklin bridge is opened for business, tour offshore has passed through and it is on its way to atlantic city and ben franklin bridge is back to normal in fact we have lighter than usual volume people just discovering it is opened and they are using it. take walt whitman, as well, hopefully we did see increased volume on that and hopefully that has calm down a bit. we will move traffic cam here to the ben franklin parkway and that is opened for business, no events there that we know of today, and again you you can get around fine on the parkway and the art museum circle visiting art museum today and of course martin luther king drive to the lefties closed between parkway, falls bridge like it is every weekend for recreational activities. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans new back to you. very much, ann. bringing back a school yard favorite, certainly my favorite. they have started a jump rope group that has attract thousands office people. vittoria woodill shows us the fun from germantown. >> reporter: let these philly girls show you how these are done. philly girls jump is double dutch for all ages who gets together every wednesday at the park to take their turn on the road. >> you can turn, you can jump with us. >> reporter: it was studented from tammisha reinhart and a friend, who have been friend since their days at girls high. they wanted to bring back a school yard, classic, and and the conversation and we're just talking about how we wanted to be more active again. so, facebook event and we were only expecting 5 percent of people. our first event, and over 2,000 people. >> our purpose is not only enjoy it but for also those communities but that is what we are doing. >> their doing good has others feeling good. >> forty-one breast cancer survivor. i'm just a stressful week. >> i have been with my daughter for last few months. she's doing phenomenal. i'm so excited. i get to bond with my baby. it is really a positive outlook. >> my mom has been teaching me skills, and set,. >> reporter: will you teach me something too. >> yes. >> reporter: all right. let's do this. now, watch this philly girl jump. >> if you want to get involved with philly girl jump all you have to do is do a facebook page, they are having a huge, event when there was a event on sunday and you have to check them out. >> let me see if i can hang. >> not quite. >> vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all day in the sum are, i love that. that jump event takes place today as we heard from vittoria. if you want to check it out. coming up next ambulance members of the rock band chicago making hits for 60 years we will be fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can 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[ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. we are i'm rahel solomon. if you like hot weather you should like today. justin is outside on the sky deck and justin, it looks beautiful behind you. >> we have clouds earlier but they have moved out. full sunshine right now and somewhat on the pleasant side. humidity levels are up there but not as high as it has been over past few days. mid-july, this isn't too bad but we will surge back in the lower 90's this afternoon. no chance of any showers or thunderstorms like what we had yesterday afternoon, and evening. storm scan 3a whole lot dryer, last of the clouds moving across eastern, new jersey and southern delaware right now. we are seeing full sunshine around philadelphia, and points north and west. so wrapped heat up today and a few more clouds will develop later this afternoon, that is due to the daytime heating from those temperatures surging back well in the upper 80's and lower 90's. this morning, waking up in the 60's earlier, now mid 70's around philadelphia in the lehigh valley, it is 74 degrees. mount pocono checking in at 69. suburbs same situation, lower 70's in the cooler spots up to 77 now in palmyra, new jersey. dew point temperatures down a little bit, still running high in the mid to upper 60's. that indicates a humid a air mass but not feeling oppressive like it did late last week. forecast for today's phillies game, hot one, first pitch 1:35. the final game of the series against the mets. 90 degrees, unshine clouds. forecast high of 92 for philadelphia, upper 80's at the shore before the sea breeze kicks in, mid 80's in the poconos. tomorrow, it is hotter but then we will talk about storm chances but there is relief in the temperatures for mid of the week. we will get to that in a few more minutes. back to you. delegates from pennsylvania are heading to the republican national convention in cleveland. cherry greg from our sister station kyw naus radio is live, in chester county where a short time ago they boarded buses heading for ohio. the delegates seem like they are unifying behind donald trump. >> reporter: oh, they are, rahel, that is what they said, they are very enthusiastic, excited and they look forward to what is going to be said at that republican national convention. we have 71 delegates headed from cleveland from pennsylvania, just a few dozen left a few moments ago this is rid yes we have of them getting ready to go, and they came from all over the philadelphia region. they got on the bus with their seven hour journey to cleveland, they are just a few of the 50,000 people who are expected to attend conventions, festivities that kick off tomorrow, the goal, of course, is for the g.o.p. delegates from all 50 states to nominate donald trump. he recently announced indiana governor mike pence as his running mate during the pennsylvania primary, one of about 57 percent of the republican votes he won. here in pennsylvania, 54 of the pennsylvania's delegates are unbound, which means they are in the obligated to vote for trump but most say they will and calvin tucker explains why he is a proud trump supporter. >> i think that donald trump has the background to create one of the solutions to the problem, and that is jobs, opportunities, in the african-american community, we need jobs. >> reporter: most of the delegates i spoke to as they were getting on that bus told me that they are very exited to hear from some of the top republican leaders, like newt gingrich, house speaker paul ryan, of course, they want to hear from vice-presidential hopeful, mike pence as well as the man himself, donald trump. live, cherri gregg for kyw news radio and cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. "eyewitness news" anchor yes, sir contact dean is heading to cleveland to cover the rnc, we will have her reports starting this week. living in self exile in the poconos is speak out against accusations he was involved in the military coup in his native turkey. "eyewitness news" was even local station to get inside his compound, and more than 250 people were killed in the coup attempt. now nation's embattled president is vowing to crackdown on the people behind the plot. he wants the u.s. to extradite fethullah gulen to face possible charges. trang do has the latest. >> reporter: thousands office people, filled streets of turkey's capitol of city ankara chanting support for their democratic government. outpouring of emotion follows friday's failed coup attempt, led by a facts on of the military, using tanks, fighter jets, and gunfire. istanbul's airport and major bridge where is shut down but turkey's president erdogan urged people to rise up and fill the streets and that is exactly what they have done. daylight showed the extensive damage, battered buildings, crushed cars and bodies lying in the street. turkey's government has already arrested or fired, thousands of troops and judges, and is calling for extradition of exiled cleric fethullah gulen, to face possible charges. >> from his compound, in pennsylvania, gulen denied any involvement in the coup, and claims he no longer follows developments in his home country. secretary of state john kerry says that the u.s. would consider extradition, if evidence supports it. >> the government of turkey has to present us with any legitimate evidence that stands work stand scrutiny. >> reporter: turkey is nato member and key strategic alley of the u.s. in the fight begins isis. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". turning now to france, the site of the bastille day attack that killed 84 people has reopened to the public. people have return to the beach side promenade in nice where there are flowers in homery of the victims, isis claims the man who barreled through a holiday crowd with the truck was one of its shoulders but the attacker's history of mental illness and lack of previous religious fever, calls that claim into question. here at home, valley forge national park on at day, a bell told to pay tribute to those killed in the a tack. group of french family and well wishers gathered for vigil at park's memorial arch. >> faux out to the victims and hear family and friends. >> i'm so sad for what has been happening lately and we're so far away and there is nothing that we can do. >> ceremony concluded with a moment of silence and singing of the french national anthem: stay with "eyewitness news" for the latest, we will have updates on air and on our web site at cbs philly.com. volunteers in montgomery county pitch into help a disable neighbor. carolina savilla was a widow of the vietnam widow and, and, and national association of the remodeling industry, heard about carroll's story and decided to lend a much needed hand. >> we will do some painting here, and general cleanup, and a lot of landscape and yard work. >> and we will try and if it takes me hours, and, i'm so grateful and thankful. >> very sweet gestures. they spent the day helping carroll completely free of charge. >> ♪ >> it was filled with music, fun and games yesterday in the lancaster after new jazz and arts festival. this free event featured great music as you just heard there, arts, craft, moon bounce, face painting and delicious food. festival shines a light on lancaster avenue in philadelphia's arts and cultural corridors. coming up next on "eyewitness news"... >> it has been an emotional roller coaster ride, i would have to say. >> a local boy is seeing life in a whole new way after he was born brian. complicated story to restore his vision and obstacles that made it more takbbq trophies:hese best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... >>yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there it is uh, yeah... well, uh, well there's this one. >>best insurance mobile app? yeah, two years in a row. >>well i'll be... does that thing just follow you around? like a little puppy! the award-winning geico app. download it today. on the healthwatch a little boy started life blind and abandon in a chinese orphanage is seeing life in a whole new way. health reporter stephanie stahl has his amazing story. >> reporter: john paul easily navigates ropes in his neighborhood park this kind of free playing is something that nobody ever expect from the little boy, and first three years after her life. >> it is incredible how far she has come good john paul has been adapted five years ago by michael cover man living in camden county. they felt they could help, because michael is brian. >> i felt like i could provide him with all of the knowledge that i had acquired, and i wanted to help him achieve his full potential. >> reporter: not knowing what was wrong with his eyes he turn to wills eye. >> i could see you. >> reporter: doctor alex levin determined one eye was damage beyond repair but there was hepp for his left eye where they found cataract and other issues that could be fix surgically. the problem was, they didn't know what had caused the eye issues. so it would be risky. >> it is a complete unknown, whether they showed, and associated with this vision at all. >> reporter: complicating things john paul had in language skills, nothing was known about him or his background. but risky surgery worked, the day after, john paul could see. >> truly incredible thing to see, great kid, and blossomed in many ways, making unbelievable strides report report john paul is in the second grade now where he has a favorite subject. >> social studies. >> it has really been an emotional roller coaster ride i would have to say. he has been so well and he has accomplished much more than we had anticipated. >> reporter: including doing gymnastics, in the new jersey special olympics where he won several medals. >> we're seeing more than a pleasant surprise, a miracle. >> reporter: michael says he will teach his son about all of the things visually impaired people can do. in addition to wanting to play piano michael is the first blind person to graduate from rutgers law school in camden, he is now focusing on helping john paul not with blindness but overcoming developmental issues related to being abandoned in that orphanage. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". incredible families. still to come, this excessive heat is hanging on, justin is back to tell us when we will see relief. plus, this weeks dream drive heads to a farmers market, where they can meet their cows and buy their milk when we 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 appalled. you gotta see this guy... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember! that reporter suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms. it told me everything i need to know about his heart and what he believes deep down. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. last seen around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. shark river inlet is closed for maritime vessel traffic while search and rescue divers are on the scene. in ocean county, lightening struck, two women in two separate incidents. here's what it looked like on storm can three just about when it happened around 3:00 saturday afternoon. lightening strikes happened within eight minutes of each other in point pleasant. one victim was struck in the beach off new jersey avenue, other was in the car on the 300 block of ocean avenue knew. both were taken to the hospital but they are expect to be okay. the justin joining us now, fortunately, no storms today but you say that even when you hear that thunder you have to be safe and get inside. >> if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightening. it could be 15 miles away and you can get hit, you can be in the sunshine, as the storm is around head inside. we will not be dealing with any showers or storms today. that will change later tomorrow, we will bring in a chance for scattered showers and storms, but until then it is hot, typical mid july stuff. these humidity levels are somewhat lower today. right now everybody is pretty much reporting lower 70's. pleasant start to the morning. fran in nottingham full sunshine at 71 degrees. this hour we will head into new jersey we will check with peter in lawrence villain his house, partly cloudy skies, little bit warmer coming in at 78, in cherry hill, 74 degrees at jenny janssen's house in the sunshine and in the chesterfield we have had clouds from the cold front coming through. it is not going to bring any colder air but ed connor now mountain unshine and checks in at 75 degrees. we will take you up toward lehigh valley to northampton county, bethlehem looking south, at the mountains there, from the hotel bethlehem. full sunshine. temperatures in the 70's, own their way up in the upper 80's and some spots heading in the lower 90's again today. the stretch of the 90's continue on in our forecast. that is the main head line, well bring back chance for some showers and storms which will help bring in relief to our forecast, getting tired of these 90's already, they will basically halfway through summer season. so we still have time to go. we will get a few days with the break in the heat and humidity but not going to last. showers and storms yesterday over southern new jersey now off shore. the cloud hugging the coastline of new jersey and delaware. then we are in for full sunshine across pennsylvania, ohio valley, mid-atlantic. cloud pop up to day due to the daytime heating. is there a good cluster of showers and storms, just north and west of chicago, that will be the system that impact us, later on monday night into tuesday morning. temperatures this time of the year, we're at the point where we're on average our hottest time period, 87 degrees is where we should be, well above that today. tomorrow hotter. mid 90's but humidity will not be oppressive. we are not having the excessive heat warnings or advisory in effect at this point. then we will get a drop in the temperatures from the week, wednesday into thursday. those are best days to be outside but then right back at it cranking up heat for friday into next weekend. dew point temperatures, earlier, later last week we were dealing with them in the 70's and now they are coming down a bit. still on the humid side. not unbearable. we will call it on the steamy side, tomorrow, little bit more humid and then tuesday, it starts to lessen and then pleasant on wednesday, so some good july weather coming at us for a couple days this week. and until then it will be hot one at the beach today, 88 degrees. shore points, delaware beaches, feels good. uv index running high nine out of ten. wear sun block. we will get sea breeze this afternoon as those wind switch from the south and we will have clearing going on, probably after one or 2:00 o'clock today. a few clouds pop up this afternoon. mainly dry. then tonight, month problems. tomorrow for the most part it stays dry. it is late this is the day we will start to see cloud, couple of scattered showers maybe a thunderstorm, rolls through delaware valley in the opening hours. that is approaching the cold front. eventually the front will pass us during the day tuesday. can't rule out a sure or two early on tuesday morning. we should see increasing sunshine throughout the day. today upper 80's to lower 90's for the inland spots. it will be a warm night tonight, 60's to mid 70's for the low. and then tomorrow, mid 90's for afternoon temperatures, near 90 along the jersey shore and delaware beaches, so for today another hot one. 92 degrees. slightly less humid with sunshine and clouds, warm, muggy, 74 degrees. and here's our extended forecast. monies hottest day, up around 95 degrees, late in the day there is a chance for scattered showers and storms, not everybody sees them, maybe lingering shower on tuesday, warm at 89. mid 80's for wednesday and thursday, low humidity, below average but 90's returns friday and at day. >> apparently so does humidity. >> time is 8:49. lets get a check of the roads with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi, ann. >> hi rahel. ben franklin bridge is open. tour of the shore has passed through on its way to atlantic city and ben franklin bridge isn't affect anymore and we're good to go here. we will move the traffic cam to the schuylkill at spring garden. the schuylkill is bus think morning a lieutenant of folks out and b maybe they heard forecast for lower humidity and feeling better. this is schuylkill at spring garden n delays or problems. just a busy schuylkill. looking the two right that is martin luther king drive that is shut down between ben franklin park wayne and falls bridge for recreational activity. we will move traffic cam to i-95, and that is actually i-95 at cot hand avenue. we had a disabled vehicle here five minutes ago. it has since been cleared. i-95 is good in both north and southbound lanes. we have a note from septa for you, septa again regional rails, are still on a updated interim weekday schedule because of the ongoing equipment shortage. everything also mass transit honor close to schedule. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic enter, i'm ann evans now rahel back to you. by now we know it is hot, but meisha beyond son took to the car and jumped on the road. she headed to chester county and found a perfect family remedy for this summertime forecast. >> reporter: i'm rolling out to spring city first and ending in pottstown. >> we are on our way to a farm in chester county that has been around for 40 years, and i hear that they have all different things we can look at it. kolb's farm store has been a main stain in east coventry township for 30 years. they sell pasteurized beef, milk and cream. >> best lunchmeat meet, the best milk. >> reporter: as sally kolb shows me you can stroll through dairy barn. >> most families that arrive here come for their milk, ice cream that sort of the things and then children want to come down see the animals. they san see the cows that are milked here. i cannot believe what i'm looking at. it is so adorable. i hear this isn't the only one here. >> reporter: no. >> this one was born on sunday morning b a day and a half old and that was born while people were here. that was exciting for every within to see. >> we see them grow up from babies and know their personalities from babies. it is like your little children. >> i've try a peanut butter one. >> peanut butter milk shake dream. >> we're heading to a family park and the best part of this park is it is a free park. in pottstown memorial park you can find your inner child, at the fountain of youth va ground. just take off your shoes and then cool off. it is a great find for moms like catherine royer of reading. >> that says a lot you you are willing to drive 30 minutes to come to a free outdoor water park. >> on a day like today. >> we see hundreds of folks through summer, memorial day and labor day we are operating every day. >> reporter: if you want to dry out is there a playground just a stone's throw away, with slides and rings. 2 miles away thinks outdoor rink for you skateboarding and reller boder enthusiast. but on a hot take is there nothing quite like water. >> we're really looking at developing this part of the town as a destination for folks to come in ande what pottstown has to offer. >> we want cookies. i want to be in water. >> reporter: meisha beyond son i want to be in water. >> reporter: meisha beyond son for cbs-3 pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out 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you company it all. >> chocolate vanilla, chocolate chip. >> i used to get crazy stuff, birthday cake in now you have settled down. >> reallies i. >> interesting facts. >> absolutely. >> not quite as humid, temperatures back in the lower 90's this afternoon. we will have have a lot of sun. we had some rough conditions out across central and southern new jersey. ninety-two today. we are up to 95 for the high temperature tomorrow and then watch out for some storms arriving, monday evening into monday nighttime period. they will be scatter. wednesday and thursday that is break from the heat and humidity, mid 80's a few degrees below average in the sunshine and 90's creeping right back, starting on friday into next week and overall it is a dry pattern, no real big storms coming the at us, monday night best chance to see couple showers or thunderstorm. >> looking for relief you have got it. >> couple days. >> take advantage of it. >> and that is eye witt the necessary news for now, we may 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