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and maybe late, holding off until this evening, we start to pick up these showers. so i think a good portion of the day we should be dry, but this is a look, according to this computer model, at 10:00 o'clock, as that system starts to come through the area. we will finish out that time line. talk about what's to follow weather wise at least just ahead. todd? new this morning, man is critically injured during a shooting in the kingsessing section of southwest philadelphia. detectives tell "eyewitness news", it happened just before 2:00 at the intersection of 52nd and woodland avenue. the victim was rushed to the hospital, where he is in critical condition, with a gunshot wounds to the chest. we just checked, and so far, there are no arrests. and fire in the belmont section of west philadelphia. displace as family of three. flames broke out shortly after 12:30, on the 4100 block of ogdon street. the firefighters were able to get it under control by 1:00 o'clock. no one was injured. the red cross of philadelphia is assisting that family. toddler remains hospitalized in stable condition, after falling from a first floor window. it happened on the 900 block of bridge street, in northeast philadelphia's somerdale neighborhood friday evening. the police say the 19 month old girl fractured her skull and suffered a concussion. an investigation into the fall continues. so far no arrests have been made. authorities are investigating a plane mystery involving after fluent couple from new york state. this morning, search crews will navigate the waters off the coast of jamaica, searching for wreckage. our steve patterson live in the cbs-3 sat center, monitoring the latest developments, steve in. >> off the coast there jamaican and us officials have identify add small area radius where there is an oil slick. so that's where they are focusing their efforts. there are still many unanswered questions about this crash that has now the search effort is moved into from a rescue phase to a recovery phase. they are hoping by recovering some of this wreckage they can answer some of those questions. >> reporter: investigators say what you just heard was the final fleet, declaration of the pilot of this single engine aircraft, before hours silence, moments of international panic, and lives lost in a instant. small private plane was caring real estate executive larry glaserian his wife, jane, both now perceived dead. investigators say, they were often get away flying from rochester new york shortly before 8:30, heading for their vacation home near naples florida at 10:00 that morning the pilot radioed to report a problem, then became unresponsive. >> reporter: us air defense was notified. fighter jets were scramble, able to see the pilot slumped over at the controls until the windshield was frosted over. that will is something aviation experts say is an almost sure sign of cabin decompression. >> after crossing cuban air space, and flying more than 1700 miles, the plane finally crashed, 14 miles north of jamaica, and about 2:15. during press conference friday night, jamaican authorities confirmed what was once a rescue operation is now a recovery mission. the us coast guard cut is her expected to join the search efforts saturday. >> it will be on scene to commence that search at first light tomorrow morning. so the search efforts continue today. one of the unanswered questions is who exactly was flying the plane. it is not immediately clear that it was larry glaser or if they had an on board pilot. so the number of people on board the plane is also something that rescuers hope to find out by recovering some of the wreckage. the latest from the sat center, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thank you, sources are telling "eyewitness news" atlantic city trump taj mahal will file for bankruptcy and plans to close. i don't know what we would do if they closed. >> another hit while the city already down as gamblers learn the trump taj mahal is in trouble. >> this is the only place we go to. and it is actually fantastic but i'm not surprised. >> source confirms the taj mahal last already gun the process for bankruptcy, published reports layoff notice cost go out to workers next week. us a of august, the casino hotel had more than 2800 employees. >> it is catostrophic. really is, what are those families going to do? >> closure would put 34 of wayne richardson's employees out of work at the taj mahal location. >> right now just basically have our hands up in the air going going give us symptoms information. >> ac gambling market will sling from 11 to six casinos by 2016. with taj mahal joining the list every closed properties. >> i can't imagine less than eight casinos down here. >> hope not. >> think a sign is sign of atlantic city feature is darkened but not doomed. >> the revenue has been declining, profitability has been declining. so it is not a surprising event. and i think the remaining casinos are, and reasonably good shape, and really doing reasonably well. >> the situation at the taj will add another layer to discussions scheduled for monday. governor christie has called summit together of all local leaders to talk about the future of atlantic city. cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". to oxford circumstance nel philadelphia where family, friends, gather to hold a vigil remembering a ten year old boy. mc kai freeman struck and killed by suv while righting his bike. the driver remained at the scene and so far is not facing any charges. president obama says the ex he can g battle plan against al quaida can also work against isis. during his closing remarks, at the nato summit in whales, the president said nato is committed to defending and protecting every ally. >> you systematically degrade their capabilities, you narrow their scope of action, and over time they are not able to conduct the same kind of terrorist attacks. >> the president arrives back at the white house last night. >> ♪ >> standing to up cancer for musicians like dave matthews, arianna grande and also the who, the hollywood stars like reese whitherspoon, jennifer aniston, and gwyneth paltrow. celebrities came together for an important cause last night. and you saw it right here on cbs-3. cbs begat shaban reports, the stands to up cancer telecast is part of an effort to raise money for cancer research. >> ♪ >> celebrities use star power to put spotlight on cancer, second leading cause of death among americans. >> i held a generous strong beautiful hands of my first wife, cassy, as ovarian cancer took her life much too soon. >> in a hour-long stand up to cancer telethon, hollywood a-lister, even ron burgundy, reached out to viewers across the us and canada for one purpose. >> to turn every cancer pain nina survivor. yes, it is a big dream, huge, but we can achieve t if we just keep standing up to cancers. this year's event is being held here in the heart of hollywood. at the dole bee theater, homes of the oscars. stands to up cancer broadcast takes place every two years, making this the fourth fundraiser since its debut in 2008. journalist katie couric, who lost her husband, and sister to cancer, hosed the digital lounge on stage, where movie and tv stars took to social media to raise money for cancer research. >> and i think nothing is more motivating than the desperation and powerless necessary you feel when someone you love is sick and there is nothing that can be done. >> jennifer hudson ended the show with her new re mix song, titled, remission. to date, stand to up cancer has raised more than $261 million. begat shaban, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". coming up next on "eyewitness news", more about the death of comedian joan rivers. new york state health officials have some questions about the medical treatment she received as a memorial grows outside her new york city home. we'll have the latest on third american infected with ebola now back in the u.s. receiving treatment. we'll be right back. >> work fields to be done to determine the exact cause of death of joan rivers. she died thursday. outside the comedian's new york city apartment. >> grandson cooper, daughter melissa, came in and out of rivers amount. while she didn't stop to talk to reporters, she quietly said she was humbled by the out pour of support. it is coming from all over, flowers placed on her star on the hollywood walk of fame. here in new york, the flowers and cards outside her home keep piling up. joseph lucas came to tears as we talked about the loss. >> her daughter says joan wants us all to laugh. >> yes, yes, we have to cry a little now, but later on we'll laugh. >> david letterman honored her on the late show where she appeared less than two months ago. >> and talk about guts. she would come out here and sit in this chair, and say some things that were unbelievable. >> yes. >> just where would you have to swallow pretty hard and twice but it was hilarious. >> rivers died on thursday a week after going into cardiac arrest at york ville end does cop he, during a procedure involving her vocal cords. state department now investigating her death. her staff and friend surprised everyone when they brought out pizza and water for all the reporters, photographers and police officers outside. >> she would have wanted you guys to have this, you're out here all day long, in the heat. >> rivers long time friends, martin fletcher, talk with me about how the family holding up. >> tell me how melissa is doing? >> she is doing amazingly well. she is her mother's daughter, rising to the occasion. >> the funeral is on sunday at temple emanuel, just three blocks from her home. i'm cindy shoe, cbs2 news. >> stay with us as the world bids farewell to joan rivers. the third american ebola patient is waking up in a nebraska medical center this morning, he arrived there friday, as cbs news correspondent omar a villafranca reports, this latest victim may also receive experimental drugs. >> police motorcade escorted doctor's ambulance to the nebraska men kad center, team of 35 doctors, nurses, will treat him in a special isolation aoun. >> i obvious lay very serious infection, know this is connect today mortality, we hope for the best. >> the doctor from boss done had worked in a liberian hospital for 15 years, he recently returned to the hospital after hearing two other us missionaries were sick. doctor kent brantly and nancy rightbolt have since recovered after receiving treatment in atlanta. doctors say, sacra communicating with him, he may receive experimental treatment. >> we're evaluating the possibility of using serum from the recovered patients. they would presumably have antibody formed against the virus. so we would be able to use that pre-formed antibody and give it tour our patients. >> received experimental ebola vaccine called z map, supplies of the drug have run out. it is unclear how he became infected. he delivered babies and did not treat ebola patients. omar villafranca, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> president obama can cross big goal off his bucket list, the president wrapped up trist to this week's nato conference in whales by visiting the stone hedge rock formation, a guided tour gave the president up close look at the prehistoric stone circle. president obama said he just had to see it in person. we are off to a sticky start this morning, and, what, it won't get too much better at least today? >> no, in fact, it will be getting worse than it feels this morning later on today. so if you have outdoor plans or chores or things that you can do, first thing this morning, that would be the better time to do them. or you can wait until tomorrow when it will be comfortable pretty much the entire day. atlantic city right now, starting to brighten up just little bit. but boy it will be a beach day. because the temperatures are going to be so hot, inland, they'll be pretty warm at the shore, too, into the middle 80s, but i think a little cooler than they are inland. already got 74 degrees down in cape may. and we are looking at the sun coming up, looks absolutely beautiful out there. storm scan3, this is what is going to change our weather, though, this is a front that's coming on through, notice, in advance of the front, we have some clouds, and then the showers come out. so expect to find a progression through the area today. and i will time this out. we will take a look at t but just notice that there are some showers, associated with it, and we could also be finding gusty winds and some heavy downpours. not everybody's going to be finding those downpours, but they can be embedded in some of these showers and storms, when they arrive here later on today. temperature right now, 76 in philadelphia. 76 degrees in millville. what time is it? it is 6:15. we are looking at temperatures like this. how we will wish for this in a couple of months. so, i think maybe instead of complaining, let's save our complaints for the wintertime when we may need them. we are looking, i mention, colds front, look what happened. so we've got temperatures in the 70s right now, look when you go back to the west. it is in the 50's, the lower 50's, through minneapolis, the same air mass that's going to eventually be moving into our area. so, we start to notice that cooling by the time we get to tomorrow. front coming through, cutting those 90 agree temperatures down into just probably 79, 08 degrees, by the time we get to tomorrow. high pressure builds in for day or so, looks beautiful around here. the humidity drops. i think you will like it and then we will be maybe finding couple of showers possible. i'll show that you, a well. severe threat, slight ritz being for some severe weather but notice where this is for the severe weather. it looks like it is to the north and the east of philadelphia. but, gusty winds, heavy rain shower, thunder, associated with some of that, and that doesn't mean that we can't be finding some heavy rain, some thunder, some gusty winds even south of all of this. but it looks like the primary area, where you would find some of this risk of the severe weather, would be to the north. so the timing now, so if you have not look up yet from your cereal bowl, or opened your eyes, here we go. why don't you look up now. here is the clock, here we have the showers that are holding up, this is 3:00 in the afternoon. notice, just scattered around, and very widely, according to this computer model. looks as if that front is slowing, its progression, closer it gets to us, so this is 3:00. much of the rest of the area, not a problem. by the time we get 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. that's when we start to see the showers coming through the area, we keep them here until about midnight. they leave. we get rapid clearing after that. and i think tomorrow looks a lot better by the time we get to monday, we're looking at great weather, it is cool, and then by tuesday, couple of showers, might be impacting maybe just the shore areas, and speaking of which, the temperatures in the ocean are way up into the 70s, 80 plus in some locations, beach temperature of eight a degrees today, low risk of rip current. 90 degrees, feeling like 95, keep yourselves cool. keep your pets just as cool. no kids or pets in cars today that are parked at all. 65 degrees, showers, thunderstorms for us tonight, early, and then after midnight we start to clear out. and we will be left with temperatures right about 70, 08 degrees tomorrow, and in the 70s on monday and tuesday. and then we're in the lower 80s after. that will does not look like bad week. but couple of showers chances maybe scattered around starting on tuesday. todd? >> carol, thank you. from bitter blast to baby boom. maternity wards across the country are seeing a spike in deliveries, and experts believe the polar vortex is the reason. this hospital in des moines, iowa is at capacity, patients there include a doctor, and even a hospital's 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pretty start to the day. and very active one, at the shore, look at all of the people racing around on the beach down in margate. so, they've got the trucks out, there and tents, and front ends loaders, and the ocean coming in. it is an active scene today. i think a lot of people will probably be headed down to the beaches. it will be cooler there, not cool, because temperatures even at the beaches are going to be in the middle 80s. we have storm scan3, showing what is to follow. and that would be a couple of showers, thunderstorms, as we head into the late afternoon, and nighttime hours. maybe specially the nighttime hours. >> this front is slowing down as it approaches. notice there are some clouds out there to the west. and i think we'll find few more clouds later on as we move through the day. 76 degrees right now in philadelphia. seventy-four in trenton. we have dew points in the 70s, that means, it is very humid and uncomfortable out there. temperatures today, get to go 90 degrees. it will feel even warmer than that. let me very quickly put this into motion, let you see that much of the day, according to this computer model, will be staying dry. but later on, as we move to about 8:00, off through the allentown area, starting to see the showers move in. ill finish out that time line when i come back and talk about better weather ahead. todd? >> this morning hearing from victim of brazen robbery outside of northeast philadelphia market. gunmen got away with tens every thousands of dollars. the victim, who spoke with our walt hunter, is offering his own reward money in the case. >> he fighter ride at the next woman, quite un expected. >> the victim businessman, whose identity we're concealing, just pulled into a parking space, when he says the robber approached his window and opened fire almost point blank, as he sat in the drivers seat. >> he shot me, he thought i must have been, you know, passed. even if i die he don't care, you know? he was looking for the monday. >> i luckily the bullet pierced the victim's arm, leaving a one that did no permanent damage. >> by the grace of god, okay, the bullet had hit me, and it passed through, and exit dollars. and as i said, it is likely if it was any part of my other body, i won't be here doing the interview. >> hoping someone will come forward, with information on the a tankers, the victim now offering a $5,000 reward. >> i want them to be caught at the earliest, and the quickest possible. >> but he told me, his biggest fear is that a gunman, who had so little concern for his life, could go on and hurt or kill someone else. >> today look i,, tommy may not be. >> it is believed the two robbers sat in this parking lot for more than two hours, staking out the victim, before ambushing him. ly believe a lot of people most likely saw them, if you are one of them, call northeast detectives, and claim your reward. in rhawnhurst, walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> police need your help, catching a security guard, happened last month when the women were reportedly denied alcohol at a wine and spirit shop on north american street in fairhill. officers say, two women were thrown out after a dispute with a guard. they then returned with two men, all four of them attacked the man. one of the suspects hitting the victim with a bottle. search underway for four suspected who robbed an elderly man of $14,000. police say the suspect persuaded the victim to withdraw that money from two banks at parx casino. they believe all part of a financial scheme. the suspects included one man who walked with a cane, they left the scene, in a white mini-van. >> sources tell atlantic city trump taj mahal will file for bankruptcy and plans to close. those sore cents say closure is likely to happen in november. warned act layoff notice also go out next week. that means, nearly 3,000 employees will lose their jobs. adding to the thousands of other casino employees, already out of work, with a closures of showboat and revel this week, cbs news correspondent marlie hall looks at how ex casino employees are faring. >> now she and her nine year old dolt remember trying to deal with cards they've been dealt. >> it will be pretty hard to get a full-time job, especially in atlantic city. >> revel casino, and the showboat coon shutdown last week. trump plaza is set to close its casino on september 16th. >> atlantic city started the year with 12 casinos, by mid september, it will be down to eight and nearly 8,000 people out of work. workers here face a job market that remains challenging. the labor department says, employers added just 142,000 jobs in august, considerably less than analysts expected, the unemployment rate actually dropped from 6.2 to 6.1%, because many people gave up looking for work. >> ex casino workers in atlantic city have gun to search. fifty-six year old ronnie downing was kitchen steward at revel casino and wore business his family's future. >> i will take a look at what i need to do to scale back on finance. >> ronnie now volunteers at resource center to help laid off casino workers apply for unemployment and learn about their options. kayla says one option is to leave atlantic city, if she doesn't finds work soon. >> marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". a devastated bucks county community will once again gather to remember one of three high school students killed in a crash near the poconos. seamus digney will be laid to rest today. funeral services were held yesterday, for ryan lesher and thursday for cullen keffer. three students and three others in a car that rolled over in wayne county. they were student at council rock south high school. and in light of the services, the school postponed its football game until today. >> philadelphia teachers preparing to welcome back students to school monday, staffers at edison high school walked the steps many of their kids will take through north philadelphia. they wanted the community to know they are focused on educating the killed, not on the political tug of war. superintendent william height says he's been in touch with state legislature about the 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax. >> i'm cautiously optimist being, just based on those assurances, and we hope that individuals are will rely on their word, try to work as hard as they can, in orders to get this thing done. >> district officials say if the cigarette tax isn't passed soon, to help close the $81 million budget deficit, more cuts will have to be made. federal officials and city leaders took a tour of the west philadelphia neighborhood known as promise zone. mayor nutter, and housing and urban development secretary, julian castro, walk around man too, a promise zone is neighborhood selected by the obama administration to receive tax incentives, and grants, in order to help that community tackle poverty. >> in terms of advance ago community, challenge is not, not only education, it is also about housing about jobs, about access to technology, and i can't think after city that is getting all of this together better than philadelphia. >> other promise zone cities include san antonio, and los angeles, as well. the weight is almost over, eagles season opener tomorrow. if you are going to the link instead of watching the game here on cbs-3, it is going to be expensive. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers tells us fans will spend a lot of money supporting the defending nfc east champs this year. >> this is dennis dock earth a basement, in case you couldn't tell,'s diehard eagles fans. >> this was actually the fourth in inches game. >> he's been to just about every home game since 99, and as you might imagine, prices aren't what they used to be. >> when i fist started, $35 per game, ten games. >> now, it is about 100 bucks for your average ticket, according to team marketing other, sports marketing company. they track how much it cost to attend an nfl game. >> this season, eagles tickets about 6% more than in 2013 start by shelling out 394 bucks for just tickets. and so now you have your tickets, a n it is game day. first thing do you when you get here to the stadium is park. if you do so here in an eagles lot, you will pay $35. then go inside the game, four hotdogs, two soft drinks, two beers, two caps. all total including the tickets, you're going to spends $511. that's good enough for ninth most expensive in the league, and way more than the jacksonville jaguires, who the birds play this evening. they are the cheapest in the league. that will said, the eagles are the cheapest ticket in the ffc east. the cowboys, giants, and redskins, all cost more. no matter the cost, fans show up. >> it will gun. it will continue to go up. i have no doubts about that. but i'll always go. >> just lie any diehard would. matt rivers, "eyewitness news". >> of course save yourself some money by staying home and watching the eagles game right here on cbs36789 our day starts with the toyota sunday kickoff at 11:30. the nfl today follows at noon, and kick off between the eagles and jags at 1:00 only on cbs-3. still ahead, breakfast foods are getting pricier. so what's behind the price hike? >> what you need to know before you head to the grocery store this weekend. speaking of food, taco bell trying out something new on the menu, we'll tell but it. steamy, then stormy, but cooler weather is ahead in the seven day forecast, carol tells bus it coming up next. oh wow. you look incredible! right?! is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. what's different? oh, it's my chicken and cheese enchilada diet. well keep it up, honey. it's working. oh, gracias! did i tell you i'm on the... 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broadcast. well, you supply to dig a little deep nerve your wallet the next time you go food shopping. prices are going up, just as the kids are getting ready to go back to school. jill wagner explains, what items might cost you moran why. >> maxine rush said costing whole lot more to fill up her shopping cart. >> everything, everything has gone up. you know, considerably. >> analysts blame the higher prices, in part, on the weather. >> mother nature is in a game of supply and demand. >> drought is boosting the price of milk, dairy, fruits, veggies. and coffee. this year alone, maxwell house, phoning ers, starbucks, raised prices by as much as 10 percent, bacon at 30 year hi, and another breakfast staple, orange juice, hasn't fared much better after bacteria hit the citrus crop in florida. >> analysts say one area where prices cents may actually come down, or at least stay the same, is with cereal. that's because corn production has soared this year. >> but even with the price tag heading south, serial still isn't flying off the shelves. oz which morton williams super markets, says breakfast habits have changed. shoppers are more health-conscious, passing on cashes and sugary juice, and choosing proteins and dairy. >> more people are having yogurt now, really every category that consumer shops for has been under price pressure. >> rush says she tries to eat healthy. and uses coupons, as much as possible. >> if i think something is really too expensive, i just won't buy it. >> jill wagner, cbs news, new york. and there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, saturday, jeff and van eat adjourn us with a preview from new york. good morning. >> reporter: (no sound). we'll have that coming up after this morning's broadcast. and after a launch a wafo tango earlier this year, taco bell now test driving a new menu item. it is a breakfast taco biscuit. and taco bell is trying it out in california. it is shaped like a taco shell, and comes with a crispy chicken and country gravy or jalapino honey sauce as well as less objection the i can fillings, like bacon, egg and cheese. i don't know, carol, i just like some eggs, sunnyside up, and some bacon. that will sounds pretty good for me. >> give me some peanuts! you know, look at my halo. >> beautiful. >> it is slinging. >> it is fitting. >> some days, some days my halo is smaller than other days, but to the we have halfway decent one. i don't know we will be keeping the sun all day long. there will be some clouds, already starting to filter in. but we've got the sun out there right now. so, let's enjoy t but the other thing that you may not enjoy, so much, is just how humid it will be getting today. very humid. even worse than yesterday. temperatures will be warmer than yesterday probably, as well. looks nice, though, as we start the morning. comfortable 74 degrees, cape may courthouse, middle township high school. you can see the sun, especially if you've got hd. otherwise you just see part of the hey owe -- halo out there. we have temperatures that are warm. we've got a system that's coming their will eventually cool us off. the eventually is tomorrow. so, we don't have long to go with this heat and humidity, but boy is it ever here today. clear skies, right now. but notice, the clouds that are starting to move in. so i think you'll be finding more clouds as we move through the afternoon. the showers, well, they're not that many of them out there right now. this is cold front. it is going to come through here, with some fanfare, so expect to find some showers, maybe even thunderstorm, some gusty wind, especially, in certain areas, and i'll show you the areas more likely to find the stronger storms. but this is the look right now. we are dry and i think much of the day we will probably stay dry. but then those showers do start to come in much later on today. seventy-six in philadelphia right now. it is humid 76, too, 74 in trenton, 74 wilmington, 71 up in the poconos, we've got temperatures in the 70s at the shore, we've got temperatures at 70s in the ocean, and everywhere you go, we have temperatures in the 70s, and this cold front, though, will be ending all of. that will so temperatures that are at 90 degrees today will turn in to the upper 70s, maybe right about 80 degrees tomorrow, as high pressure builds in here. things get much better tomorrow. it will feel completely different, and it will be as if you took a trip and you never had to pay for a ticket to get there. on monday, we are in the 70s, as well, probably the upper 70s at that point. severe threat, this is the area, that the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma says is more likely to find the strong to severe storms. and that's to the north, and to the east of the philadelphia area, for gusty winds, some heavy downpours, and also some thunder and lightning out of that. not to say that we can't also be finding that in our area, but it looks like the dynamics are better to the north and to the east with that. let's look at the computer model. >> this changes during the morning. let's see if we've got any changes coming in here. it wants to still keep us with mostly clear skies, so expect to find some clouds popping up here, by 3:00 in the afternoon. reading, you see shower, lancaster, at 3:00. you see a shower, then we get to 8:00 tonight. this front apparently is slowing down as it makes its way across pennsylvania, poconos at 8:00. reading at 8:00. do not set your clocks by this. do not base your plans on. >> this this timing can change. just know that there is a front that comes through, and it comes through with some fanfare to the north and the east, and maybe also to the south through philadelphia. does it casino of weaken that is goes? only by 11:00 tonight, to be picking up some of the stronger areas of some showers, through south jersey, it is possible, so, unsettled weather coming up for us, as we move through the late afternoon and specially the nighttime hours. by tomorrow, things look great. monday, tuesday, not looking bad around here, and it is far more comfortable. ninety today, eight an at the shore, poconos 82 degrees, every location, a chance of a shower or thunderstorm, the farther east you are, the later you'll see them. 90 degrees, keep yourselves cool. keep your pets just as cool, and nobody in parked cars. 65 degrees, tonight, shower, thunderstorm, then as we get to tomorrow morning, things start clearing out, cools down, humidity drops. eighty for the high tomorrow. looks great for the eagles gamement monday 78 degrees, tuesday, 76, and then we're in the lower 80s after that, todd? >> carol, thank youment back now, to our story about one local family that's hoping research funded by the stands up to cancer event. can potentially save their young boy's life. health reporter stephanie stahl has their story. >> yarn table supposed to be fun distraction for andrew sean, but six year old battling neuro blast roam, a cancer of the nervous system. >> every day your fearing for your child ace life. >> traditional treatments including chemotherapy haven't worked. and they made the once happy little boy very sick. you want to say you do this, and it will make you better. and you can't say that. and that's, you know, that's hard. >> these are all still active neuroblastoma cells. >> doctor john maris at the children's hospital of philadelphia says treatments for neuroblastoma are better, but still, very limited and difficult. he is about to start new trial or immuno therapy that's been successful for treating leukemia, where t sells are engineered to attack cancer. now they are going to see if t cells can also be targeted to destroy neuroblastoma. >> there is no doubt that immuno they arely play a very important role in curing neuroblastoma. and the hope is that as we get better at the immuno therapy, we can pull back on the very toxic chemotherapy and radiation therapy. >> the new reserve that much might be able to help andrew is fund in the part bystand to up cancer. >> i couldn't be more greatful at this that this opportunity came. because it came at i think real critical junction. >> we're just greatful that there are options. we wish they could come faster. >> hoping the stands to up cancer research will be able to save his life or at least help other children with neuroblastoma. you look at these kids, and you know they deserve better. they deserve us to fight for them. >> chop is part of the only pediatric dream team funded bystand to up cancer in the united state. its doctors across the country working together to advance the research as fast as possible. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". how much is the toll to cross the goal end gate bridge? you might say a buck. check this out. two deer somehow wandered on to the iconic bridge. luckily, plenty of people took out their cell phones and captured the site. authorities are trying to respond to the call, ended up being caught in traffic, and the deer eventually left that roadway uninjured. well, rare is usually an option for cooking meat, not shellfish. but in some cases all about how uncommon it is to catch two albino lobsters. the owl's head lobster company showed off their find at the university of maine lobster institute, chances of catching one are one in a million. pair will now go on display at maine's state aquarium. also on display, the philadelphia zoo's newest edition. they have some adorable african lion cubs. there are four of them in all. they were born back in june. but a new lion mother keeps her cubs second include in the shelter location for period of time after birth. so the cubs are just now getting a customed to being on display for the public. we'll be right back. >> we apologize for technical problems, but carol is here to save the day, as always. >> you know, i wish i could save the day with better werth. we've got very hot, humid weather out there, it looks pretty, doesn't it? i know if you slept with your windows open, or you say you know, what i don't want to pay for any more air-conditioning, and you turned it off, you will be suffering later today, as well. looks prep any atlantic city, sun fully up. however, we do expect to seymour clouds, there is a front coming through here, and that's going to be triggering some showers, some thunderstorms, but may be holding off until much later today. so i would go about your plans, your daytime plans, hot, humid, out there, and tonight, late, later this afternoon, the farther west you are, and then moving to the east, that's when we start to see the showers and the thunderstorms moving in. but i think a loft day will just be hot, humid. tomorrow so much different. 80 degrees, humidity drops. looks great for the eagles gamement then how about 78 degrees? huge change. two seasons on that seven day forecast. >> amazing we start off so humid. then boom it, goes into september wetter. >> cold front will do that. >> thank you, carol. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next, have a great weaken, everyone. 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