fathers and just everybody getting together you know? >> it's nice. >> it is nice. >> weather-wise we have heat. >> should be nice too. >> barbeques on the hot side for sure. then we have the chance for severe storms tomorrow. and then we dry things out and heat it up again. and wednesday that's indian summer. >> feels like that. >> coolest day of the week. >> it's about a muggy few days across the delaware valley and that heat and humidity lingered for father's day. and eyewitness news was across the schuylkill river near the market street bridge this afternoon where people were outen squoying the day a little windy there despite this heat and humidity. and as we are telling i showers are now on the way. and meteorologist chelsea ingram is live in the weather center keeping a watch. chelsea. >> we have a lot to talk about first with the heat. temperatures ka checking in in the 80s and we made it officially to 90. even with the heat index now it feels more like the mid 90s out. there cooler down the shore. temperatures checking in in the lower 80s. 80 wild wood and 83 in atlantic city. a look at storm scan they across the delaware valley couple showers popping up this afternoon. one moved through center city and really the main event and out to the west headed our way associated with the cold front poised across our neighborhood as we head to tomorrow and flash flood watch issued noontime tomorrow afternoon and i looking at strong to severe thunderstorms easily widespread 1 to 2" of rain expected with locally hire amounts possible and keeping a watch for damaging winds and i'll let you know when the rain arrives and how much you can expect. joe, back to you. >> chelsea, thank you. 11-year-old girl from newark, new jersey, died after being electro cuteed in some river ever the girl and two friends and lagoon and two girls touch a metal boat lift causing injury and 11-year-old was only child injured in that accident once again that 11-year-old has died. gunfire center city overnight and two people are wounded. this happened near 7 and arch streets around 2:30 this morning. police say a second victim drove himself to wilmington delaware hospital and he's expected to survive. search for shooter tonight continues. >> another shooting to tell you about. this one happened an hour earlier, 2 1/2 miles away in north philadelphia. and investigators say a man in 20s was shot three times in the legs at the intersection of north 6 and west cumberland streets and victim is recovering at temple hospital and police have not said if arrest has been made. >> police are investigating how a 49-year-old hispanic man ended up in the schuylkill river. officers were called when someone spot aid person in the water near north market stree street. a boat went out to vest and discovered the man was dead. there was no word on the identity of that man who was found there. and at least 6 people have died in possibly the deadliest forest fire in portugal. government there says most victims were trapped in their cars on the roadside. dozens more hurt and people reported watching as homes burned and they waited hours for firefighters to arrive. european union offered assistance in fighting remaining fire. >> crews continue to fight the 1300 acre fire as flames ripped through santa pay national forest since thursday. fire officials say more than half the fire is now contained and investigators believed the fire was started by an abandoned camp fire. and evacuees are expected to return home later today. >> and now to a calamity at sea the search for seven u.s. sailors was called off sunday. their destroyer kinded with a container vessel off the waters of japan. there's a unknown number of fatalities as the navy works to notify family. more from new york. >>. >> they discovered the remains of several missing sailors. >> we have found a number of remains of number of missing shipmates and deepest sympathies go out to the families of those ship mates. >> vice admiral joseph mc coin declined to say how many recovered and search for ship seven missing sailors ended. >> it was traumatic as to how much warning they had. i don't know. >> he says many crew members were sleeping early saturday and when a destroyer collided with a much larger philippino container ship. two sleeping areas for over 1 100 crew members were severely damaged letting water flooded in. the crew fought to keep the ship floating as they tugged it back to shore. >> the ship's crew prevented this ship from foundering or even sinking last night. >> and three people on board were medically he vac indicated and including the ship's commanding officer bryce benson in stable condition. the collision took place in one of the world's buzzest waters ways. u.s. and japan are investigating the cause. roxanne asabary, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> navy says it transferred the victims' remains to naval hospital in japan. tenses are simmering days after a minnesota jury cleared a police officer in the shooting death aivr man who was licensed to carry. this is the third day of protests after officer engineer an mow jiminez was aquilted. he told the officer he was armed and the officer said he feared for his life. reaction to the verdict was swift. >> we show we matterer and people matter. and loving each other and doing something about it not just talking about. it and waiting to see the -- >> right there sing erin songwriter stevey wonder one of many adding thoughts as people react to at quital. officer jimenez was fired from his job. since the verdict two dozen arrests were made mostly protesters who failed to lever the inlt state there. >> month of june marks pride month. eyewitness news reporter alicia nieves joins us in the sat center with the details on the day's fest receiveties, aalicia. >> organizers told us pride is about visibility and awareness. it was hard to ignore the thousands that strolled through the city to support the lgbt communities. our own jim donovan and city mayor that spoke about why prayed day makes him plowed to lead this city. >> thousands packed and paraded through downtown philadelphia. and loud and proud to celebrate and city pride day. >> this is 29th annual pride festival. >> and pride and visibility and awareness. and it's important to be seen and pim to see where everybody -- >> pride parade and festival kicked off 13 and locust in the heart ever the gayborhood. and it ended at pep s landing where our own eyewitness news anchor jim donovan supported as grandstand emcee. >> mayor kenny also in attendance. >> so many people can be 100% themselves 100% of the time in cities like philadelphia. >> beyond the fun and glitter people hearsay this parade gets more popular every year symbolizeing progress made for those in the lgbtq community. >> there's help for the future. these are our youth and paths and future together. it's so much love at one time i can't believe it. i'm so happy. >> i can come out and be free and be whoever you want to be today. >> in a tad bit of history on pride parade the first one blossomed as a way to commorate the anniversary of the stonewall riots of 1969. those riots are considered to be beginning of lgbt civil right movement. reporting live in the sat center, alicia nieves. >> thank you for that live report. still ahead on eyewitness news this sunday night finding hope in the water. >> without this foundation without these events a lot of people never have a chance for surfing and we're making dreams happen and that's what it's about. >> how life rolls on is helping people reexplain their passions in and out of the ocean current. >> and twins arrived beyonce and jay z expanded their family. look at congratulations from all over. and ramadan traditions how one israeli man is h >> well, former fox news host bill o'reilly is promising to make headlines once again. he said to a crowd of fans the news media will uncover what he is calling a conspiracy behind his firing. and o'reilly said media groups are looking to deem onize president donald trump amid ongoing russia investigation. >> and well music moguls jay z and beyonce officially expanded family. they welcomed a boy and girl. there is no word yesterday on baby baby's names. and they joined sister blue ivy. it happens in twelve cities across the country. today life rolls on came to wild wood crest in new jersey. people with spinal cord injuries and disabilities are finding ways to spend their time in the surf. eyewitness news reporter anita oh was there for the inspiring event. >> on the waves they see a limitless and beautiful day was in freedom. >> and fun. >> because on land some are paralyzed by spinal cord injuries or disability. >> i have muscular distrophy i have no push. >> heather forgets that when she's in the water and why she traveled from louisville, kentucky to be here. >> it's awesome. >> all this is made possible by life rolls on founded by jessie billhower 13 years ago after paralyzed from the waist down. >> without these events a lot of people don't have a chance to sure. of. we're making dreams happen. >> doctors told him he would never surf again. he has in his own way. sunday in wild wood crest more than 60 people did the same riding waves on adaptative surf boards as hundreds of volunteers including physical and occupational therapists lined the water. >> to be a part of that and help them experience that and kind of get that emotional strength back is really amazing. >> that resilience is something chad knows firsthand through recovering from his own surfing injury 13 years ago. >> what we witness during this event is freedom for people who don't have freedom in their daily lives and when you see the emotion on faces after dapted athletes that's what really brings people back every single year. >> as they realize the wave that carry them, life rolls o on. >> in widewood crest, anita oh, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> what a nice story. i couldn't help but notice a lot of people in the water for mid june. >> there's a high risk for rip current along the shore this weekend and that continues. unfortunately this afternoon and evening. but a lot of people are coming up from the beach at this point. >> be on the lookout, of course. >> happy father's day to you, joe. >> here's a live look at beach patrol headquarters mar gate, you can see the rough surf. yeah that's unfortunate with the water and it was a nice day down the shore and nice day to get sun rays and work on tan and sit out on the san sand. we only made it to 90 today in philadelphia. but, when you factored in the heat index it actually felt more like the mid 90s out there. this was definitely a warm on one. arming high 4. six degrees above that. we're now down into the upper 80s in philadelphia and 89. 83 millville down the shore cooler and lower 80s. 83 atlantic city and 1 wild wood and 87 allentown and upper 70s in mount pocono. we had a couple of spotty showers across the delaware valley one through center city earlier this afternoon. we could still see a spotty shower around this evening. but the big threat is located well out west. all of this rain cloud cover that's associated with the cold front and this front is poised to cotion other neighborhood as we head to tomorrow afternoon and evening and it promises to pack a punch. in fact under enhanced risk for severe weather as we head into monday. here's a look at storm threat threats. we're definitely going to see toreen tall downpours into the storms that develop this afternoon and evening and strong, damaging wind and high possibility to deal with lightning. there is risk for some isolated large hail. something we need to keep an eye on owe. low risk for tornado. however as we head to tomorrow afternoon and evening we unfortunately can't completely rule that out. here's a look at future weather how things pan out. spotty shower this evening otherwise thing quiet down overnight and we're looking at partly cloudy skies and probably a little sunshine to start out the day on monday and then clouds quickly will be on the increase and here's a look at storms coming on through. making their way into lancastr and reading and lehigh valley by about 3, 4:00 in the afternoon and right around dinner time headed to center city, philadelphia and then after that they'll be heading their way down the shore after dirp time. and things begin to wiped down as we head into tomorrow night as far as rainfall amounts right along the i 95 quor door a good one to two inches of rain and some of the models are printing out locally higher amounts upward of 3, 4" and that cannot be ruled out and area of i 5 on west will see the bulk of rain as we head to tomorrow. that's why we have a flash flood watch issued for philadelphia, surrounding counties. it goes into effect the noon hour tomorrow. overnight if you hit the road you should be just fine. morning commute looks fine as well. by tomorrow evening that is when we'll run risks for strong to severe showers and storms. that's when you need to be on the alert. overnight the forecast, partly cloudy. spotty shower. overnight low temperature 73. 87 tomorrow with showers and strong thunderstorms developing as we head into the afternoon and evening. if you head down the shore, not too bad for the bulk of day because rain won't arrive until tomorrow night. you can look for high temperature around 83 degrees. here's eyewitness weather 7 day forecast. some headed our way wednesday. we'll get a break from humidity as we head to middle of the week. >> all right, chelsea, thank you very much. lesley with sports. lesley, big news on the sixers front. >> big news what everyone is talking about and sixers trading up from number three to one and this week's draft and now heertz reported details of the trade. sixers would send third overall pick to the celtics and one more first round pick inger lakers pick in 2018 if that falls 2 through 5 in draft on kings pick 2018 in lakers don't convey i know it's confusing the trade is not official until tomorrow. stay tuned. >> yesterday, folks woktd out for the sixers in camden. many current roster on hand to watch the presumed first overall pick after his workou workout, he talked about why he is considered to be the best player in the draft. >> first of all i think how i carry myself as a player and as a young man and i think i am just a hard worker and i'll do what it takes to help any team i go to. >> and this is busy week in nhl. players list of expansion list was auns noed. forward scott louton leading belmar and jordan we'll all exposed. lass ves ago golden knights have to determine who they want. >> phillies wrapping up with stay in south philadelphia trying to avoid a sweep having lost the first two games of series. to the game and check out this little guy. he has the right idea. it was a perfect day at the ballpark for ice cream. you know who needs a spoon. hot weather means ball flies out of the park after first -- two first inning homers and arron altier hits one for the phillies and then sixth two men on kelly coming up big hits this to the wall in right and cameron rupp scores and phillies take the lead 4-3. unfortunately the bullpen blows this in extra innings. raymond few enter takes dead center field. phillies swept by the diamondbacks lose today, 5-4. >> coming up in hyundai sports zone podner talks about the trade and what could be next and flyers drafting this week expansion draft will make things interesting. dave isaac from coreier post gets us ready for a busy week and more on the phillies after swept by the diamondbacks. >> lots of big stuff there lesley. >> lots to talk about, joe. >> stick around. still ahead on eyewitness news the holy month of ramadan is here and for one man it's a job to be sure people eat and pray. >> iment ductions to this man coming up next and how he keeps his community remembering with this holy month is >> people around the world acelebrating holy month of ramadan. food and drink and whole list of other things. and there's one israeli man keeping tradition alive in jerusalem known as mazarati or town crier and rule going to house to house dusk singing making sure people and and pray. >> having him inside the old city is not only about religion says baha but also saving palestinian heritage and identity we are slowly losing in jerusalem. >> each town crier has a unique song of people and who ev live in their distinkts community. we'll be right ev live in their distinkts community. we'll be right back pro tgiaproduce prices. ble so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. we just we got the keys! to our new house! ahhh! wooo! this is exciting we've got our own house! yeah! i'm sorry do you like it here maddie? i love you. i love you too. takesmiss hoffman gets us to mathere safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us 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