clouds to our south will remain there fair weather clouds should build for the afternoon with increased heat. a loft sunshine around, low humidity levels, forecast hi, make it up to near 90. it will be close. good shot at reaching the sixth day, before the sea breeze kicks in, and at the poconos, looking good, mostly sunny, high near 90 degrees -- 80 degrees. relief in the seven day and we'll get to that in a few more minutes. >> justin, thank you very much. if you want septa regional rail pass the for the upcoming papal visit bet ever cross your fingers passes go on sale starting tomorrow through on line lottery. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio 1060" is litsch at septa headquarters with details good morning. >> good morning only 350,000 pope passes will be up for sale and if you want one, you are going to have to take a chance by signing up on line beginning monday morning. >> at 12:01 monday morning phase one of papal pass sales goes live, and for 23 hours and 58 minutes anyone, everyone needing 10-dollar pope pass will have to play the lottery. >> no matter what time you enter your lottery submission, everyone has the same chance of being selected. >> here's how it works. those wish to go purchase up to ten passes for september 26th and 27th, must go to septa.org for link to the lottery site. next step, select a travel day, preferred regional rail stations, and provide a valid e-mail. lottery ends 11:59 p.m. monica. once it does customers must wait for e-mail on thursday to find out if they've won. >> want to be able to get these papal passes into people's hands so at least they can make some serious concrete decisions about their transportation plans technology will be used to weed out suspicious requests and determine who gets a pope pass. supply is limited to 350,000. and they are needed whether you plan to see the pontiff or not. >> i don't know, i think it will be kind after mess. >> mess how many describe septa's first attempt to sell the regional pope passes couple of weeks ago, if you recall their website crashed when tens of thousands of people lock onto purchase them, at the same time. they are hoping that this lottery attempt starting tomorrow, will give them better chances of handling that huge demand. live at septa headquarters, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right thank you very much. good luck for one trying to get a pass. we are now 55 days away from the arrival of pope francis to philadelphia. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the -- on the papal visit on tv and also on line at cbsphilly.com. >> the victims every deadly crash in bustleton are remembered, two teenage girls and 20 year old man, were killed when police say the car they were in hit a tree on red lion road, sandmeyer lane wednesday night. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson takes us to an emotional vigil for the victims. >> heart break beneath the branches. >> it is a hard time brother ancestors, we must have the courage to deal with this. >> lives were lost, saturday, dozens came to say good-bye, by transforming the scene into a memorial. >> there silence only punctuated by sadness. >> to give us the courage that we need. >> police say their car, 2007 acura, was traveling in excess of 75 miles per hour late wednesday night car hit curb. lost control and was cracked open. two girls, 17 year old sabrina roads, and yvette gonzalez, were ejected and kill. twenty year old philippe hernandez, also died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle walked away and later reported to the hospital with injuries. hernandez's grandfather, a deacon, called it a moment to reflect and teach. >> we need to show our young people how dangerous this is. >> police continue to investigate what happened that night, including the possibility of a second vehicle that may have been present during the crash. but, for now under this tree. >> mothers and fathers people who lost their kids, you know, it is difficult. >> there was a fifth person in that car, a young 17 year old man, also taken to the hospital with critical injuries suffering head trauma and still recovering. and then police continue to search for the driver of a second vehicle, they say they saw on surveillance video they hope tonight view the occupant of that vehicle as well. reporting from bustleton steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police have 17 year old boy in custody who they say shot a ten year old boy in chester, delaware county. it happened around 1:00 yesterday afternoon, at the corner of west ninth and engel street. police say the boy was shot in the stomach. he is in stable condition. it is not clear what led to that shooting. an off initials sim bad way are suspending the hunting of lions leopards and elephants in certain areas after the killing of cecil the lion. meantime the american dentist who killed cecil remains in hiding. cbs correspondent wendy gillette tells us more. >> the killing of the magestic season ill outside wildlife re sever in zimbabwe outraged animal activists and lit up social media. hit with arrow then shot to death. allegedly by minneapolis area dentist, walter palmer. researchers had studied the lion for nine years. and it was wearing a gps tracking collar. on saturday, the sim bad way parks and wildlife management authorities suspended bo hunting, and tight ends all hunting regulations outside the park. and it launched a crackdown to weed out what it calls undesirable elements. >> hunting of lions tigers, outside the national park, has been suspended with immediately -- >> one of the guides gave interview to the telegraph saying: i was devastated. i could not have seen the collar at night. i should have take ten to parks. i admit that. so we did what had to be done. we took the head and skin as the client had paid for the trophy. researchers say about dozen lions in the area were illegally killed in the past few years. no one was ever caught. sim bad way environment minister said the country seeking extradition of palmer to face charges. >> at this moment in time, there is no formal extradition that's binding on the united states. >> palmer has been in hiding for near lay week, as protesters rally outside his closed dental practice. wendy gillette, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a special presentation on the empire state building is shining light on the protection of endangered species. giant images of endangered animals were projected on the south side of the new york city landmark, event meant to spark conversation about mass extinction also, to promote new discovery documentary called racing extinction. that is set to air in december. the wreckage found this week that belong to missing malaysia airlines flight have arrived for further analysis. the wing flap was found washed up on french island on wednesday. experts will analyze the wreckage for signs of where it originated from and what caused it to break. officials say even if it is from the plane, there is no guarantee that they will be able to find the black box. verizon and two unions representing 39,000 workers from massachusetts to virginia put off a strike late last night, when they decided to continue negotiations as current contract expired. the union says verizon is demanding job cut job security, and wants to either eliminate the company's 401k benefit match or freeze its defined pension -- define its benefit pension. verizon said the union proposals are unrealistic and out of touch in today's marketplace. well, check your refrigerators. we'll have information on a cheese recall, because it may put people at risk for choking. and people locked themselves in hot cars to demonstrate what could happen to a pet left in a car on a day like this. three is on your side with a the det 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"3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan has more. report melissa comings walk nag parking lot, she noticed dog inside hot car. she notified security, who contacted police, and thankfully the dog was okay. but she was still troubled. an animal lover herself she wanted to be able to give animals a voice. so she sat in in a park car roamed up the windows and started record ago cell phone video. >> i have a headache. i'm nurse, really light-headed, i feel like i'm going to throw up. >> she said in the car for an hour. >> i was sweating. you know i was feeling horrible. and i just can't imagine what that would be like if i had a fur coat on. >> car's windows act like greenhouse, trapping heat from the summer sun within minutes. >> it is a sauna in there. >> one study shows in a 95 degrees day in ten minutes, the interior of a car reaches 114 degrees. in 30 minutes, it is up to 129 degrees. and it hits 140 degrees, in a hour. peter released public service announcement on youtube titled: how long can this nfl player tough it out in a hot car? arizona cardinals tyronn matthews stepped up to the challenge, and showed just how bad it can get. becoming flushed and pouring sweat, as the temperatures soared. >> you are going to make a dog part of your family, then make him a part of your family. don't treat him like you wouldn't treat someone you cared about, someone you loved. >> animals pan to -- pant to evaporate moisture tour from their lungs. if the humidity is tie hi, they're unable to cool themselves. their temperatures will sky rocket to dangerous levels very quickly. reporting for "3 on your side", i'm jim donovan. >> and justin every morning we dot stories pet young children left in cars, that's the result of time of year, people have to pay a ten. >> heat is the number one weather-related killer in the u.s. >> got to be careful. >> whether humid or not it, will get hot in the car today. make sure the ac is working or roll the windows down, looking at another day with 90 degrees temperatures, at the shore that's where you will find some relief. nice sea breeze should develop later this morning into the afternoon, we look at atlantic city nice start to the morning, with blue skies, a loft sun on tap make sure have the sun block around if you are hitting the beach. mostly sunny skies forehead lines today. low humidity, still enjoy it while it lasts because today things start to change later tonight into your monday, then later on this week, talking about cool-down so looking for forward to that wait few more days, don't worry, it is on the way. seventy-five at the airport in philadelphia, still 60s up in berks county and the lehigh valley low and mid 70s in south jersey this hour, mount pocono starting to warm up, as women. mid 60s, hey this is not bad. for early august, morning temperatures, 63, state college. but, that cooler air really won't get its way eastward until later on during the week. dew point temperatures, this is key. this is what you look at to gauge the humidity levels, once you're six an or higher, that's when it starts to feel uncomfortable, enjoy the upper 50's to around 60 he is, so still, somewhat pleasant conditions. so overall, it is not bad out there. as far as the humidity levels go. as we head toward tomorrow, we will be on the steamy side. but at least it only lasts for about one day things improve again head toward the middle of the weekment storm scan3 very quiet. did have clouds but to the south, but rain free conditions. so traveling across the mid-atlantic this morning into the afternoon, looks good. high pressure over us. that's going to keep any storms from developing today. it is just hot. temperatures up around 09 degrees, with the sunshine. now, tomorrow, noticeably more humid. it will be front that comes in from the west, late in the day, so watch out for chance for scattered shower, thunderstorm, mainly monday night, especially north and west of the city. i think most areas don't even see it. so i wouldn't cancel any plans you have outdoors. certainly in the afternoon most of the day does stay dry. show you this on future weather middle today. nothing happening. pretty boring in the weather worldment sunshine, few fair weather clouds into the afternoon, evening looks good. through the overnight no problems, morning commute for monday, looks good, even in the afternoon, look at that, mostly sunny conditions. then late monday into monday night, start to see the clouds arrive maybe showers just up in the pocono region, good bet, that that's where they just occur, so i think philadelphia south and east probably okay. but we do need some rain. we are below average so far as we head into august. 86 degrees, by mid afternoon topping off to about 90 degrees some cooler temperatures by the shore. warmer tomorrow morning. so i don't think we'll see any 50's in the suburbs like we had today. generally 70s and upper 60s then surging into the low 90s again on monday, for the inland location, so monday will be the warmest day out of the next seven. today lots of sun hot not humid. west wind 10 miles per hour, tonight noticeably warmer, more humid few clouds around, 72 for center city, 60s in the suburbs, and shore forecast, winds, generally north this morning, we switch to southeast off the ocean that will develop sea breeze, air temperature at 84 degrees, uv index still remains high. make sure to have the sun block around, rip countries being stays low. low 90s through tuesday, that would make it eight day heatwave if that all verifies. again, shower, storms possible late monday, better chance for some rain thursday. that bridges temperatures down into the low 80s todd, back to you. >> justin, thanks a lot. we go out to the roadways, go check with ann evans of the cbs-3 traffic center. hello, ann. >> hello todd. looking at the schuylkill at south street. gorgeous picture of the schuylkill there. no delays or problems on the schuylkill expressway itself. it is in fine shape through philadelphia and the suburbs volume building but no construction to put up with, or no delays and no accidents thankfully. we move the traffic cam again, this is 202 allendale road king of prussia area. no delays or problems on 202 here, or through the area. it is also in good shape. and we move the traffic cam one more time here to i-95, right at the walt whitman bridge. i95, above your screen, walt whitman bridge at the top there. walt whitman bridge busy but it is moving. and that accident atlantic city on the atlantic city expressway westbound is cleared. that was the one between exit 28 hammonton exit, and exit 31 route 73. good to go if you are headed to the shore, no delays on the a.c. expressway or the garden state parkway area bridges look good. i59 in pretty good shape as well. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm inch avenue, now todd, back to you. >> ann, thank you very much. now the latest on deadly wave of wild fires out west. california is under state of emergency. firefighters are battling more than two dozen fires there. one of those firefighters has died. and the largest fire in the state, so-called rocky fire, is generating enough smoke, it can even be seen from space. that fire has burned 50 structures half of them homes. thousands of others are threatened, and more than 12,000 people have been forced to evacuate from their homes. carter evans is there. >> this is the type of fire californians have long feared. one, that literally explodes inch in size, in just three days, the rocky fire has become a monster at least 14 homes destroyed with 6,000 more at risk. >> gonadal says the flames came dangerously close to his home before firefighters told him to run. >> the firefighters, when we were leaving they were all retreating. they were all going out. >> the fire's moving that fast. >> they couldn't stop t they said it came over their engines. >> what was it like as were you leaving? what were you anything. >> the worse you know. >> you didn't think it would be here when you came back? >> no, i left all the gates open, everything open, so the horse woulds vest cape route there. wasn't time to load up the four, they were going front glike fortunately all of his horses are there when he came back. >> yes, they are calming down. >> further north another fire became deadly. thirty-eight year old david rule was found dead on the front lines of the frog fire in california's county. officials still investigating how he died. rule was from rapid city south dakota and fire captain in the black hills national forest, he survived by a wife and two children. firefighters throughout the us have converged on california this week, more than 9,000 of them are battling flames as new fires break out and some like this one near nap a suddenly roar back to life. on friday, governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency, saying, the severe drought and extreme weather have turned much of the state into a tinder box. >> main obstacle has been the weather, and the terrain. >> lynn is with cal fire. she says conditions are as bad as it gets. >> triple digit temperatures, very low humidity, winds that are helping push this fire through, really steep and difficult access type terrain. >> that was carter evans reporting. meantime family and friends say good-bye to bobbi kristina brown at private funeral. mourners arrived yesterday in atlanta to the sweet 16 theme funeral for the daughter of the late singer whitney houston, and singer bobby brown. evidence of ongoing fighting between the two families errupted during that service. brown died sunday, at the age of 22. nearly six months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub, brown will be burried in new jersey next to her mother. and, one week after being arrested in sweden, rapper snoop dog is in trouble with the law again. italian police stopped snoop from boarding his private plane with $422,000 in cash in his luggage. 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[ laughter ] >> good morning, the heat will be stick around, the humidity won't be. that's the good news, here is justin drabick. >> not a bad way to finish offer the weekend dry sunshine august, no humidity. that will change for monday. enjoy today. if you have outdoor plans today is the day to enjoy it and get outside and get anything done, you have maybe some yard work, maybe just relaxing at the pool, or hitting the shore. we take you outside right now. a loft sunshine to deal, with few high clouds roll on through, down to cape may county middle township high school. cape may county, or cape may courthouse, looking at blue skies, right now, temperatures 78 degrees, wind out of the north northwest at 3 miles per hour. there is the wind direction everywhere else, pretty much 5 miles per hour or less. it is northwest breeze, so it is a drier wind, that's why humidity levels still stay low. that's what we were dealing with all weekend long. high pressure over us, so storm scan3 really showing nothing, except little bit of cloudiness especially to the south. no threat of any rain today. morning temperatures, surge into the upper 70s around 9:00. noontime already up to 85 degrees. maybe few clouds this afternoon, topping off at about 90 for the high temperature for philadelphia, as we hit 09 that will be day six of the heatwave. my sees breeze at the shore 84 degrees, for your high temperature, and poconos can't beat it. sunshine high of around 80 degrees, we will have some relief coming up in the i seven day get to go that into few minute, back to you. >> thank you very much. if you even have been waiting for papal pason the septa regional rail, tomorrow is your day to register for on line lottery to purchase one. and getting to and from philadelphia and where you can go once you get here is still very much a work in progress. pat ciarrocchi has this week's inside line, on the pope coming to philly. >> the welcome banner now unfurled at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. we know on the day that pope francis steps foot on philly soil septa regional rails will be running but who will be on the train? it will depend on the lottery the papal train ticket lottery. >> no matter what time you enter your lottery submission, everyone has the same chance of being selected. no matter what time you make your entry. there is no need to set your alarm clocks. >> the first on line system failed pumping out only 200 of the 350,000 tickets. and expensive reboot gave birth to a lottery monday, august 3rd. allowing potential riders a 24 hour period, to register to by tickets. you might want to pray at to works. seems the pope will be the only visitor with a ride guaranteed. >> it is a challenge but we're to up it. >> mayor nutter on security coping with questions about secret service demand, and parameters. >> they are about safety and security, so they want maximum security, we know pope francis, he wants mack mum access. those are casino of two fairly defined extremes. >> so it is still a work in progress. in a rare news release the secret service said in part. the exact configuration of the venues elvis it has not been finalized. as such, the overall security plan has not been finalized. there is no nabbing of teeth at the academy of natural sciences like with all of the cultural institutions and businesses within few blocks of the parkway opening or closing is an individual decision. >> they are not mandating whether we open or close in anyway. >> here, the dinosaurs will be resting over papal weekend the opening friday or monday is still to be determined. and the ultimate toast for the pope. it is possible too. a narberth marking expert meets opportunity for entry preen your ship. yes, a toast err that burns in the pope's face on your toast. it is one way to spread the love until pope francis arrives. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news, concerning septa, the transit agency says all of its officers will be wearing body cameras, by the end of the year. septa is expands ago pilot program, that was launched last year, outfitting some officers with the cameras officials say the program has gotten positive feedback from the public, many believe the recording devices will help protect their rights, and also officers lives. body cameras also help police streamline their investigation. the victims every deadly crash in bustleton are remembered. police say that 17 year old sabrina roads and yvette gonzalez died when the 2007 acura they were riding in crashed late wednesday night on red lion road, in sandmeyer lane in bustleton. the car lost control and split open. twenty year old philippe hernandez also died at the scene. hernandez's grandfather a deacon, called it moment to reflect and teach. >> we need to show our young people how dangerous this is. >> the 20 year old driver of the car was also injured no word yet on whether police will file any charges. police continue to search for the driver after second vehicle, they saw near the scene on surveillance video. >> and police are reviewing surveillance video in a search for a killer after young mother in port richmond. investigators tell us that 22 year old stephanie was shot and killed in her home late thursday night on the 3,000 block of aramingo avenue. her two year old daughter was inside the house at the time. but not injured. >> a hitchhiking robot on cross country journey has met its ends, right here in philadelphia. this is hitch bot and researchers had designed him with a goal of seeing just how humans would interact with a robot and word of hitch bot location would spread on social media drivers would show to bring it from place to place. but unfortunately all that keim to ends friday night here in philadelphia when someone spotted hitch bot then vandalized it. >> this weekend resident in southwest philadelphia are learning about the importance of fire safety on saturday. about 200 residents had free smoke alarms installed and they learned about the dangers of fires. it is all part of the no more fire death campaign, a partnership between the red cross and philadelphia fire department. the goal here, is to eliminate fire-related death. >> experience a lot of tragedy in the city. we also had a loft successes. fire deaths have been down consistently, but they are still not at our goal. zero. people don't have to die in fire. and the best way not to die is to get that early alert and to get out. >> since june there is campaign has helped install more than 500 smoke alarms in high risk neighborhoods. >> a sad day for parishioners in kingsessing as their parish closes its doors forever. on saturday, they celebrated their last mass at most blessed sacrament parish. the church itself was closed back in 2007 but the church and l school building were recently sold so parishioners said good-bye with the mass and last tour of that building. the school was more than just a school. this church was more than just a church. it was neighborhood anchor, it was the hub of this what was then a vibrant vital community. >> at one point the church had the largest roman catholic school in the world. >> campaign 2016. vice president joe he biden identifying a presidential bid. sources say his staff meeting with democratic leaders who have not yet committed to hillary clinton or who see her as vulnerable candidate. new york times report says beau biden urged his dad to run in 2016 from his death bed. >> south carolina senator lindsay gram is confident that he could win the presidential primaries in new hampshire and south carolina. they are two of the first voting state in the primary elections. and arizona senator john mccain agrees. mccain has been stomping with gram in new hampshire this weekend, fox news hoses the first gop primary debate on thursday but game says he will likely not attend. >> campaign 2016 is one of the main topics on today's "face the nation". and we'll talk about 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arkansas, we will talk to them about the first biggie public can debate. then the latest on the missing malaysian airliner, the piece of debris found we will talk to captain sully sullenberger what can be told about. that will and then also we will talk to limb about the issue of these near misses between drones and commercial airliners. finally we will have political panel to go where all the news including rumors about joe biden and then special indepth panel to look at the role of money and politics, we've gotten an lot of new reports about all of the money todd, washing around inside this campaign. so we will break all of that down. >> john, thank you very much. we will be watching. >> still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", there is an end in site to our heatwave. meteorologist, justin drabick back with the eyewitness weather forecast. >> i'm the same person who i used to be but with some cool new hands. >> and you may have seen this story last week, a remarkable little boy makes history right here in philadelphia. health reporter stephanie stahl will have more on the ground breaking operation that gave him new hands. >> and in sport, cole hamels takes the mound for the first time in his career for a team other than the phillies. we'll be right back. >> first of its kinds surgery done here if philadelphia, doctors at children's hospital successfully completed double hands transplant on young boy and health reporter stephanie stahl introduces us to the brave little patient and has more on the remarkable surgery that's giving him a chance at a more normal life. >> reporter: eight year old zion from baltimore the first child in the world to have a double hand transplant. >> i just want to say this. never give up on your dreams. >> zion had sepsis infection when he was two forcing doctors to amputate his arms and legs, to save his life. >> people do things that most adults couldn't fathom, and he endures them with a smile and he gets up and he's happy. >> my grandmother says i'm smarter than a lot of grownups. >> this video from children's hospital shows a charming little boy who got around on prosthetic legs, and managed to do a lot with his eliminations, with a phone or guitar even eat wag fork, and dealing with bullies. >> some of my classmates, they don't mean things to me, but just slips out. >> after months of planning, a donor was found through gift of life, an unidentified child, a team of 40, at children's hospital, operated for ten hours. >> and you can see the hands right here starting to pink up. >> establishing blood flow, nerves, in complicated delicate operation that is never been done before. >> i think the difficulty is finding the family that has the courage to relinquish the arms of a child who just died and give hope and life and quality of life to a child who is still living. >> it will take month of intense therapy before zion can start to feel and use his new hands he said he is eager to get home to play with his new puppy. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> so the ice bucket challenge continues. >> three two one. >> that district attorney philadelphia district attorney seth williams dumped bucket of water on his head in love park to raise awareness of the fight against als. he was joined by members of the philadelphia city council some other friends and kevin glenn, person with als who inspired williams to take the challenge for a second year in a row. >> it is good that people see it, it is good that people do it, it is more important that people understanded the disease and people crib to help finds a cure. >> i challenge pope francis but if he can't do it, then i challenge my good friends the district attorney of cumberland county dave freeze. >> there you have t the challenge has been laid down. als is a deadly neuromuscular disease, currently has no effective treatment or cure, and last year the ice bucket challenge raised more than $115 million. >> that challenge one way to keep cool today because once again, dealing with some areas hitting 09 degrees, and already seeing some full sunshine temperatures warming up pretty good, low even mid 70s showing up from the weather watchers, still some cool spots in some of the suburbs, but let's take you north and west of the city. we take to you lou's house up in eagles ville. he has 71 degrees, still comfortable, under sunshine, maybe just few clouds around. but one cool spot is out in chester county, at fran's house, 06 degrees in nottingham. full sunshine this morning. what a great start to the day. get outside and enjoy it if you k let's head into new jersey, we go south into williamstown peter he's got 07 degrees with the sunshine, and this pretty much explains the forecast, it says it all fog but clear skies blue skies this morning, a lot of sunshine see few fair weather clouds developing this afternoon, but overall great way to finish offer the weekends. we take you back to center city here looking south, you can see some of those thin mid to high level clouds, streaming in from the south. but, generally just mostly sunny sky today. that sunshine will really heat the temperatures up quickly. but compared to 24 hours ago actually few degrees cooler, anywhere from about two 5 degrees cooler, but don't worry, we will heat up again this afternoon it, will get close to 09 frees again day six of the current heatwave. humidity levels still fueling pretty pleasant today. low dew point temperatures, that changes later tonight into monday. so we call it steamy tomorrow. that will be the hottest day of the week. with that humidity, we see cold front come through that could trying off scattered shower storm monday night. humidity levels drop again we head towards the middle of the week, nothing too bad here for the start of august. storm scan3 looking great across the region, no threat of any rain, just some of the clouds may move in from time to time. and you may see some fair weather cumulus clouds develop. actually we will be dealing with high pressure over us for the next couple of days. so we see the next front come in triggering off shower or thunderstorm, no chances for any rain today. 30% chance monday. mainly in the evening and at night, most of this will be north and west of the city, key word here will be scattered. tuesday, there could be lingering shower, maybe early in the morning something could pop up in the afternoon but very isolated. no need to cancel the outdoor plans, wednesday, also looking good, then see better chance for some rain coming in by the ends of the week, which will help cool temperatures back down actually below average. and i'll show you that in the seven day forecast, but through the afternoon, nothing but bright sunshine, warm temperatures stay cool if you can if you are outside. no problems tonight. traveling through the evening looks good. maybe dinner plants, breaking out grills sunday night barbeque no problems. monday afternoon again looking good, sunshine, few fair weather clouds, later on during the day see chance for some of the showers and thunderstorms, to develop again mainly north and west of the city. temperatures hot so are the phillies, check them out. ballpark, braves in town first pitch coming in at 1:35. sunshine 86 degrees. stays warm throughout the entire game. but we talk about some relief that's on the way. we look in the upper atmosphere, see where the jet stream; still pretty much over us to the north. cool pocket of air over canada. that will try to move southward for the mid toll second half of the week ahead. so some of the cooler air filters, southward see clouds and showers with it, unfortunately, so some wet weather does return. we could use some rain. below average recently. and then head to next weekends temperatures pretty much where they should be, maybe couple degrees below average. mostly sunny today hot not humid. high temperature near 09. tonight warm, few clouds around noticeably more humid low of 72 degrees, monday, that's our hottest day. 93 degrees, it will be humid tuesday, down to 90, 80s return wednesday, low mid 80s for the ends of the week, chance of showers specially on thursday. now, do you love watching the weather you could be featured in our newscast by becoming eyewitness weather watcher. sign up cbsphilly.com/weatherwatcher. >> thank you very much. time now for final check of the roads. let's go back out to ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. ann? >> hello todd, good traffic day. this is the schuylkill between city and belmont the schuylkill humming along fine this morning. through philadelphia, and its suburbs, as you can see volume building, and it is getting busy on the highway. things are moving. and that's good if you plan to take that for your sunday morning errands. moving the traffic gahm 422 to oaks. producer amy wonder if there is anything wrong out in the portion of 422 but it is in fine shape. no delays or problems. usually does behave itself sunday mornings, and we move the traffic cam again to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. no delays or problems on the ben franklin bridge. it is in fine shape this morning. if you are headed to the shore, no delays on the a.c. expressway or the garden state parkway. routes 947 and 347 look good. so does the 42 freeway and 55. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm inch avenue. here's eyewitness sports. letting go after three time all-star and continuing the rebuilding process likely the right thing for the fill tees do. it doesn't make the pictures every cole hamels any easier to look at. here is cole in his first start last night with the rangers, rocking a different shade of red. coming off that no-hitter last weekend, actually started the game with two no-hit innings. however, in the third giants will strike. that's brandon belt whipping a two-run homerun to centerfield. welcome cole. wasn't at his best. went seven and two thirds, gave up seven hits, two runs, did lead to nice ovation from his fans, almost like standing ovation to me out there in texas. pat burrell hanging out for alumni weekends, caring a purse, as only pat burrell could do. phillies remain red hot. they cannot be stopped right now in the fourth, cameron unloads, monster homerun to centerfield. that puts the phillies up five-two. here in the fifth herrera launching one, upper tank, right field. that's his fifth, that makes it six-two, and then part of five run, sixth inning, freddie gal vast he gets ahold of one as well, three-run homerun. phillies win 12-two over atlanta their 12th win in the last 14 games. also news, chase utley begins rehab assignment today in lehigh valley. eagle training camp begins. chip kelly not satisfied with his roster, he made move last night trading boykin to the steelers for conditional fifth rounds pick. boykin stated publicly in june that he was tired of not starting. so he finds his way out the door could get his wish in pittsburgh. the 25 year old drafted in the fourth round back in 2012, but does not quite fit the chip kelly mold of larger defensive backs that can be moved around the defense. now looks as though second rounds picker i can row will be in line of start for the eagles. apparently winning the triple crown was not enough for american pharaoh to sit back and relax. he's running in the william hill invitational at monmouth park will take place today. race purse worth 1.75 million. that's all for sport. i'm pat gallon. have a great anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to 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