right now, here is jessica summers. jessica: the fbi has launched a civil rights investigation following the deadly rally by white nationalists in charlottesville, virginia. one person was killed and more than a dozen were injured when a car slammed into a crowd of counter protesters. the white house reacted to criticism of president trump for not personally denouncing those who held the rally. it says he condemns neo-nazi-ism and white supremacists. a south korean minister is trump'sing president threats against north korea saying they are very worrisome. top u.s. officials a nuclear war with north korea is not imminent. economists say that president trump will get his tax cuts, they just don't think the reductions will do much for the economy next year. surveyed 38 economists expect a tax bill by next year's elections. in kenya, the opposition leader is telling supporters to reject the results of last week's election. protest thecall to reelection of the current president. they say the election of the -- was rigged. g

i am jessica summers. mark: coming up, more from our exclusive interview with the french finance minister, bruno le maire. why he is promising a big change in the tax system across the eu. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. companyest u.s. meet sees revenue for next year levels from apeak couple years ago. joining us now is taylor riggs. reporter: per all the reasons you mentioned, past guidance and forward guidance on revenue. there are a few company thations from the c.o. went higher. if you come to my terminal, you will see the two shaded out bars. these are the analyst estimates from bloomberg. set of $37.2- and -- we'ren revenue looking at $41 billion. that would bring it back near the peak. >> it seems like barbecues and hot dogs being everywhere across the united states, does that help their bottom line or is it a drop in the ocean? reporter: i was wondering. we are all grilling outside in the summer. how much do

jessica summers is here with more. jessica: attorney general jeff sessions unveiled a government crackdown on intelligence leaks today. >> to prevent these leaks, every agency and congress has to do better. we are taking a stand. this culture of leaking must stop. jessica: there will be a new counterintelligence unit at the fbi that will target leaks. it's a top concern of president trump. the latest jobs report shows the strength of the u.s. labor market. inloyers added 200,009 jobs july. the jobless rate fell to 4.2%. job gains were led by the largest jump in leisure and hospitality employment in almost two years. america's trade deficit hit an eight month low in june. that was helped by the biggest outflow goods and services since the end of 2014. imports fell because of declines in crude oil and consumer goods. and president trump appears to have responded to the latest development in the rush investigation. on twitter today, the president wrote, "we won, move on." according to people familiar with the matter, spec

. >> thank you, jessica. >>> late summer fun is now in jeopardy. this bucks county camp has serious money problems. up next, hear what that means for kids and their parents. >>> and addiction by the numbers. we have a clearer picture of exactly how many people are battling opioids in philadelphia and how most addicts are getting the drugs. and at 4:11, dress for the past. do not adjust your tv. that's mike trout decked out likes a sixers star. next how the team responded to his twitter picture. sic) (group) surprise! oh my goodness! happy birthday! oh, you. (laughing) this was a wonderful surprise. you know, at our age, not all surprises can be this good. you're not kidding. (female #1) remember peggy's surprise last month when frank died? so sudden; all the funeral expenses. they were not prepared. well, i'm not going to burden my family with my final expenses. -huh? -i called about the colonial penn program this morning. i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, call about the colonial penn program now. your acceptance is guaranteed. coverage opti

. >>> the remaining days summer, i'm jessica dean, coming to you live from haddonfield new jersey. the latest stop for cbs3 summerfest, so much to see and do, it's about ten miles from philadelphia, a short drive away, but so much to look forward to and to enjoy, we'll get to all of that. before we do, we first want to update you on hurricane harvey. that is battering texas right now. it has been recently made landfall on the gulf coast right about 11:00, our time tonight and we've been closely monitoring it throughout the evening, that hurricane strengthed to a category 4 with sustained wind speeds of 130 miles per hour. forecasts are calling this a life-threatening storm, authorities predict it could potentially cause flooding in communities 100 miles inland. also late tonight, we know president trump announce on twitter he signed a disaster declaration for texas. meteorologist kate bilo is here with us in haddonfield. let's go to her her, kate, what can you tell us about the latest on harvey? >> harvey just a catastrophic storm. the wrath is just beginning. once we get past the

dean for cbs-3 summer fest. so you arrived in a boat at 5:00. hmm, how has it been since then. >> well, you know, natasha it is a life of leisure. i was on a boat, i have been talking with the people here taking in the beautiful bay views and this is a pretty good way to spend a friday afternoon, i got to tell you. the sun has been shining. we have had beautiful blue skies. lets go over to avalon where meteorologist lauren casey's with another crew and lauren, people have their eyes on the weekend forecast. will this beautiful weather continue. >> it will, continue. we will have one small bump but come when we are fast asleep on our friday night, conditions right now, as jessica was mentioning down right gorgeous, everybody in a great mood. they have cocktails but that is because they are down the shore and we have this beautiful weather that will continue into the evening hours, staying mainly dry across the region as temperatures, they are warm but right around average and where we should be for early august.

. >>> the remaining days summer, i'm jessica dean, coming to you live from haddonfield new jersey. the latest stop for cbs3 summerfest, so much to see and do, it's about ten miles from philadelphia, a short drive away, but so much to look forward to and to enjoy, we'll get to all of that. before we do, we first want to update you on hurricane harvey. that is battering texas right now. it has been recently made landfall on the gulf coast right about 11:00, our time tonight and we've been closely monitoring it throughout the evening, that hurricane strengthed to a category 4 with sustained wind speeds of 130 miles per hour. forecasts are calling this a life-threatening storm, authorities predict it could potentially cause flooding in communities 100 miles inland. also late tonight, we know president trump announce on twitter he signed a disaster declaration for texas. meteorologist kate bilo is here with us in haddonfield. let's go to her her, kate, what can you tell us about the latest on harvey? >> harvey just a catastrophic storm. the wrath is just beginning. once we get past the

jessica schneider is live with this. what are you learn sng. >> reporter: the e-mail details plans to get a meeting with the russian president. it was unveiled as part of 20,000 documents turned over by the trump campaign. the e-mail is from then trump aide rick deerborn. he says an individual was seeking to connect top campaign officials with russian president vladimir putin. the individual is being identified only as being from wv. one source say that is's a reference to west virginia. in this e-mail, dearborn was skeptical to set up the request of a meeting with putin. it is unclear if he ever acted on the request. there's no evidence action was taken. what is notable is the e-mail was sent june, 2016, about the same time the trump tower meeti meeting involving trump jr. and kushner. it eesz unclear if this e-mail had any connection to that meeting. intelligence experts say this fits a pattern of russians gathering human intelligence and an attempt to gain an entry point into the campaign. rick dearborn who is now the

this summer she stars in the incredible jessica jane. she plays a struggling playwright trying to get over an ex-boyfriend. >> i really do feel with the incredible jessica jane coming out, with my podcast and we're doing a bunch of hbo specials. i feel my career is really starting to take off in a way that really i wasn't expecting in my wildest dreams. >> when you were growing up did you have a role model? did you have someone who said, gee, that's what i'd like to be? >> i had a few. growing up i think there's two types of grandmas. i think you can have a milk and cookies grandma and a smoke cigarettes wants to go to atlantic city kind of grandma. mine was the latter. she loved late night and snl and night tv and adult swim and conan stuff. i got to see that early on and she later in life became obese and couldn't move around and so she'd watch tv all day. i was like wow, if this person is watching tv and that's something that makes her happy this is a valid medium and laughter can help people be less lonely. then i just figured out ve

join jessica dean kate bilo. it's cbs3's summer fest tomorrow on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 6:00 10:00 and of course 11:00. >> looks like we might have good weather. >> what a treat you guys. things are looking fantastic for summer fest and hey you know what also looking fantastic as we head into the weekend. >> nice. >> some really great weather is heading our way and, yeah, temperatures are going to be feeling good, humidity is going to be in check. going to be a great weekend to get outside. so, let's take you to a live look outside right now. look at those blue skies across the city. i mean, that just tells the whole story. we are going to see more of that as we head into the next several days. current temperatures are checking in in the 70's. it's 78 degrees right now in philadelphia. we are now to 80 in millville, 80 down the shore in atlantic city, 79 in wildwood. we have 76 in trenton 75 allentown. still the cool spot that's mount pocono right around 66 degrees but overall lots of dry air will be in place

it is this week's stop on our summer fest tour good afternoon aim nicole brewer. ukee has the night off. >>> good afternoon, aim jessica dean coming to you live from haddonfield, right here on kings highway where we have seen people walking by, stopping by, saying hello on what is a beautiful, summer friday. and while conditions here are great to be outside as you probably know they are not great down south, in texas. there is a serious hurricane headed that way this afternoon , and we have got meteorologist kate bilo here in had on field. we want to check with her now. kate, how are things looking. >> reporter: well, this is a very dangerous storm, it is not only dangerous in the fact it is a major category three hurricane poised to slam in the texas coast but what this storm will do in the days following, land fall, as it just sits and stalls over the gulf coast of texas. lets take you down to the texas gulf coast now, storm has strengthend in to a powerful category three storm, it is already packing max wind speed of 120 miles an hour, harvey is expected to dro

. >>> summer fest fun continues all day on cbs-3 jessica dean she will broadcast live at 5:00 p.m. with kate bilo and vittoria woodill. see what makes haddonfield so special only on cbs-3 summer fest. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" baby tiger at the border , how this cub managed to make its way in the u.s. from mexico undetect, matt. >>> we're looking at a wonderful weekend across the delaware valley, we will see temperatures that are, seasonable but just slightly below average, plenty of sunshine and comfortable humidity lingering for saturday and sunday, harvey after the break and our next chance for precipitation here in the delaware valley as well all coming matt, friday all eyes are on the weekend and it looks like a good forecast. >> fantastic, been great, today will not be any different saturday, sunday. >> very nice. >> yes, looking great out there lots of folks already down at the beach, this is ocean city, sky scan three live this afternoon showing all of those people enjoying the rays soaking up that sunshine out there down in ocean city. i wish i was one of them,

jessica boyington with you right now. we're watching 422. we're watching on the westbound side, too. our cameras just around route 22 showing an accident scene over here. they have the left lane still open with the right lane blocked thru the work zone here. also take a look at this ramp. this is on-ramp here we're looking at the cars actually stopped. you can see up ahead they have had all blocked off right now. just a second ago it was open, and now they're closing it. so maybe they're moving stuff around. so we'll keep our eyes open and see if they open that up. that will be there another 20 minutes or so at least while we watch that clear. also watching route 73, no big problems here. dry, and so the roads are an easy commute so far for the morning. and here with bridges, i just checked for any scheduled openings not yet. updates on 422 when we come back. >>> 19 minutes before 5:00. 70 degrees here in philadelphia. we had some clouds over head. i don't think you're going to need your umbrella during the day. we're right back in the 80s t

at 5:00 with jessica dean, tori woodill and lauren casey. see what makes avalon and stone harbor such fun places to visit. >>> check this out pool owners in air zone air dealing with caterpillar infestation. thousands of them are plugging pools in one of the cities neighborhood, and a local expert says that the creatures are harmless, they are called white line caterpillars and they can take over entire backyard, the pool cleaner says he has never seen anything like it before. >> thousands, thousands and thousands. they were just way too many to count. i have never seen anything to this magnitude. this is just, unbelievable how many there are, and how many we have pulled out. >> hair on my arm stand up, jim. caterpillars are looking for home but they end up in pools instead. won that survive will turn into moth. >>> listen to this one, southwest passengers may want to think twice before flying with an airline again after their luggage gets covered in sewage. it sort are started with a toilet in nashville's international airport stuffed with

so very well coming to those who stroll along its quaint streets, good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. coming to you live, from haddonfield, new jersey, every friday this summer we are taking to you wonderful places all across the delaware valley and showing you how we all celebrate summer and we are doing it right here in haddonfield this week. glad to be with us, hopefully you're having a good day. so many wonderful stores up and down this kings highway which is kind of main thoroughfare through haddonfield, and earlier this week i came into town, and browse aid few and found some history, lets take a look. drive or walk down kings high was in haddonfield and you will see historic homes lining the road. just up the way shops and restaurants wait to welcome you inn side. cloth shop is one of the few places in the delaware valley that, keeping up in specializes old clock. mark is in his 40th year as a expert, in clocks. >> we repair along of historical clocks, over 200 years old and like to think about where they have been, what they have seen, and science. >> reporter: time pass

, summer fest in haddonfield right here on cbs-3. we will be right back. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. we're outsmarting it. visit cancercenter.com/outsmart to learn more. ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >>> man accused of david desper ace rain on charges of first degree murder and accused of fatally shooting bianca roberson. >>> president trump is back in the nation'

jessica parker reports. finding the solution — this imperial college london summer school is all about raising aspirations. my parents didn't go to university. so i kind of felt i wanted to go to university. my teachers and my peers especially have been encouraging, saying that i'm good enough and that i can do it. i don't think anyone should have external influences on how their education should turn out. i think everyone should have an equal chance. it should be fair. i don't think anyone should be left behind, for whatever reason. today's report works out that for some disadvantaged kids, the attainment gap has closed slightly over the last ten years. but when it comes to the very poorest children, it's a different picture. at the end of primary school they are on average over one year behind. but by the time they take their gcses, the gap has widened to nearly two years. that figure is slightly worse than a decade ago. and there are huge regional variations. the attainment gap is generally smaller in l

jessica castro from abc 7 mornings has more on a new generation of summer camp. >> this is certainly not your typical summer camp with swimming, skits and s'mores. young kids are learning to edit video, learning online marketing tips "this is your world ♪ >> reporter: parents from around the world are sending their kids to southern california in the hopes their child will become the next social media star. it's not cheap. the ten-day camp costs more than $2,000. some kids like sophia montero and her 9,000 youtube subscribers are well on their way to internet stardom. >> so you want to be a singer. >> i want to be a singer, like, like big. >> other kids are just beginning their journey. >> we have like 16 subscribers. >> how many subscribers would you like to have on youtube? >> i'd like to have a million. that would be really cool. >> "i am in misery." >> what are you hoping to learn? >> how to market myself better. >> reporter: instagram and youtube are favorites and also to flog. >> teaching is youtube star michael buckley. >> there's a disconnect between my kids and parents and

jessica caught up with him and asked him about the ankle he sprains in summer league. >> i'm great. i'm 100%. i can play right now, really. i feel good. >> will you be ready for the start of training camp health wise? >> definitely. >> once training camp starts, what are your expectations for the season, yourself and the sixers? >> myself, give it my all. play is as hard as i can. for the team, get back to the playoffs. get back on the right roll. >> the union hosting united fc. down a man in extra time, andre blake right where he should be, but then not where he should be. tyrone meres with the header over the out of position keeper. not his fault, though. union settle for a point in a 2-2 draw. that's sports, i'm danny pommells from csn. >>> happening now, dozens of soccer fans are getting their kicks following last night's union game in chester. the club is hosting a camp out right on the field. campers saw a movie on the video board before lights out. this morning, they will have breakfast and get conditioning tips from the union's trainer. >>> 5:57 right now. we're tracking the

jessica caught up with him and asked him about the ankle he sprained in summer league. >> i'm great. i'm 100%. i can play right now, really. i feel good. >> will you be ready for the start of training camp health wise? >> definitely. yeah, definitely ready. >> once training camp starts, what are your expectations for the season, yourself and the sixers? >> myself, give it my all. go out every day, play as hard as i can. for the team, get back to the playoffs. get back on the right road. >> the union hosting united fc. down a man in extra time, andre blake right where he should be, but then not where he should be. tyrone mears with the header over the out of position keeper. not his fault, though. union settle for a point in a 2-2 draw. that's sports, i'm danny pommells from csn. >> as we have been seeing all morning, truly a horrifying situation for so many people in texas, but around here, we have a nice looking sunday. >> very different forecast, very lucky to say this. here's a live view looking down broad street in center city. a bright picture you see. today will be a bright one

. >> jessica has the day off, the rest of us are here and it looks like summer is here to stay too. >> extreme in some areas. here's a look at live dopplar 7. cloud cover not quite as extensive as this time yesterday. you can see holes in it as we look from our east bay hills camera. the 12-hour day planner 54 to 63 at 7:00 this morning. already starting off warmer. this will put us to 90 degrees inland at noon. 788 round the bay, 68 at the coast. 100, 63 that's where you want to be, it's still go gog to be warm. 90 degrees at 7:00 in the inland neighbors and spare the air sixth of the summer season. i'll give you more details and how long it's going to la

. >>> as we head into break a remind their summer fest takes to us haddonfield where we will explore unique homes, neighborhood charm, jessica dean will be broadcasting live friday right here on "eyewitness news", we will be right back, stay with us. >>> he has come a long way since marky mark and funky bunch, mark wahlberg has been named hollywood's best paid actor, forbes magazines say wahlberg made 68 million-dollar over the pennsylvania year, last year big winner dwayne johnson took second place with 65 million-dollar and finishing out top three vin diesel, he earned 54 and a half million-dollar. how about this though, highest paid actress emma stone she only made 26 million-dollar. >>> got to tell you george clooney and his wife amal are making a political statement with their wallets. they have donated one million-dollar to fight hate groups in the u.s. money will go to the southern poverty law center to support its effort to fight against violence, extremism, this comes two weeks after violence erupted during a unite the right rally in charlottesville >>> well, here's a questi

they said i dos in 2014, and this summer welcomed twins alexander and ella. ♪ >> i think that's justin's song, up for nomination tonight. >> jessica and justin are a couple that celebrates each other's success. >> and incredibly understanding of her husband's shortcomings. >> when their now 2-year-old son silas was toddling around, she stayed home while he toured the globe promoting "trolls," but now it's her turn to shine. >> i don't want a lawyer. >> getting huge critical acclaim for her new usa drama "the sinner," jessica told us her husband of nearly five years couldn't be prouder. >> he is really excited for me. >> down there. over there. yeah. yeah. >> almost five years into their marriage blake and ryan still make each other blush, but they're also the parents who keep it real. >> we keep our family together. we don't ever work at the same time, and that's what makes it nice. >> date nights are very important to keep up with. >> kristen bell and dax shephard also keep laughter alive. ♪ >> even when their nearly four-year marriage gets rocky. >> we had a couple years of fighting

jessica boyington has that. >> lucky it is a monday. usually monday during the summer is especially throughout august, we see lighter, lighter, much lighter volume for the morning rush. right now, route 309 around welsh, an accident scene over to the shoulder here off welsh road. 309 looks good. definitely wet roads there, that could be why that accident was caused. another crash on park avenue, around pennypacker road. watch for that. 42 freeway looks good around the atlantic city expressway. northbound side, starting to see a little bit of northbound volume gather here. once you head that way, slowdown to philadelphia. slowdowns on 95 southbound side, 21 minutes to the vine street express way. >>> cleaning up, people are picking up the pieces after a fierce storm sends dozens of people to the hospital. >>> terrifying turbulence, for the first time we're hearing from passengers on a plane that shook uncontrollably in the sky. using artificial tears often and still have dry eye symptoms? ready for some relief? xiidra is the first and on

this summer, she stars in the netflix film "the incredible jessica james." she plays a struggling playwright trying to get over her ex-boyfriend. "writing" describes her performance as a force of nature. here is the trailer. >> ♪ >> i am tall and pretty. i am smart. obviously, i will have many great loves in my life. i be offended? >> i was hoping it would help me get over this guy. >> i'm getting a lot of inquiries regarding your status. >> my raw feminine energy. >> do you have more than one vibrator? >> has one man ever fulfilled all of your needs? >> the incredible jessica james. >> ♪ >> i am 25 and in this weird transitional phase. >> i need to tell you how i feel. >> fine. how do you feel? >> i don't know. >> ♪ subverting the patriarchal paradigm. it is never too soon to start questioning. the system we are all prisoner to? >> i am not prisoner to any system. you are a very complicated person. >> i know. sorry. >> you never need to apologize for that. there are so many other things you could apologize for. [laughter] >> ♪ realize my feelings we

. >> then join jessica dean, kate bilo, vittoria woodill more on haddonfield unique historic homes and charming neighborhoods, cbs-3 summer fest on "eyewitness news" tonight at 5:00, 6:00, 10:00 and 11:00. we will be right back. but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! >> from the tiny to the mighty >> staff at the london zoo have gun their annual way in of their animals, zoo keep ertz will bewaring 200 species over the next several days, including turtles, goats, penguins, gorillas, yes, even lions. zoo keepers use clever tactics to entice the animals to be measured or weed, the results go into data base to be shared with zoo's around the worlds quite in time, we can make any changes to diets, nutrition, based on what we see today. and any pregnant animals, and looking to the next steps for them. >> fascinating so the zoo says its heaviest 1800-pound giraffe, the lightest, their lea cutter ant waying in whopping thousan

i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. this labor day weekend will be the hottest stretch of weather of the summer. we're under a microclimate weather alert. >> we're talking 110 degrees in some areas. we have team coverage for you tonight. beginning with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it's going to be scorching. > yeah, it definitely looks like a lock for the temperatures to reisch 110, possibly even a little bit higher for some isolated locations. it's hot high pressure across the desert southwest importing this dangerous air as it starts to kick up tomorrow. it looks like six days at this point of our heat wave. tomorrow, temperatures will be ramping up the fastest for inland east bay. we'll start comfortable. 65 degrees. 80 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 97 at 1:00 p.m. fire danger up. and by 3:00 p.m., 103. if you think this is hot, friday an excessive heat warning is in place. we'll talk exactly how hot it gets. and how temperatures look even at our beaches which are expected to warm up quite a bit. my update at 11:250 ton

this summer stars in the netflix film, "the incredible jessica james." he plays a struggling play writer trying to get over her ex-boyfriend. variety describes her performance as a force of nature and here is the trailer. >> i'm tall and pretty. i'm smart. i am a cocoa queen. obviously i have many great moves loves in my life. i don't know if i want to be here right now. >> why would i be offended by that? >> i thought this would be good for me to get over this guy i was in love with but this is making me think of him more intensely. >> cool. i'm getting a vibe about your status. >> we're all queens. do you only have one vie briter? >> has one man ever fulfilled all your needs? >> the incredible jessica -- the incredible jessica james! ♪ ♪ >> i'm 25 and sort of in this weird transitional phase. damon? >> i need to tell you how i feel. >> fine, how do you feel? i -- i don't know. ♪ ♪ >> the abcs of subverting the patriarchal paradigm. >> it's never too soon to start questioning the system. >> what system? the system that we're all prisoner to. >>

finding the solution — this imperial college london summer school is all about raising aspirations. my parents didn't go to university. so i kind of felt i wanted to go to university. my teachers and my peers especially have been encouraging, saying that i'm good enough and that i can do it. i don't think anyone should have external influences on how their education should turn out. i think everyone should have an equal chance. it should be fair. i don't think anyone should be left behind, for whatever reason. today's report works out that for some disadvantaged kids, the attainment gap has closed slightly over the last ten years. but when it comes to the very poorest children, it's a different picture. at the end of primary school they are on average over one year behind. but by the time they take their gcses, the gap has widened to nearly two years. that figure is slightly worse than a decade ago. and there are huge regional variations. the attainment gap is generally smaller in london, but larger in areas like the east midlands and the north. we can speculate that funding would b

. >> jessica from abc 7 mornings has more on a new generation of summer camps. >> this is certainly not your typical summer camp with swimming and s'mores. young kids are editing videos and learning marketing tips and earning followers. >> reporter: a summer camp straight out of hollywood. parents from around the world are sending their kids to southern california in the hopes their child will become the next social media star. it's not cheap. the ten-day camp costs more than $2,000. some kids like sophia and her 900,000 you tube subscribers are well on their way to internet stardom. >> you want to be -- s >> a singer, like big. >> reporter: other kids are just beginning their journey. >> we have like 16 subscribers. >> how many subscribers would you like to have? >> like a million. ♪ i am in misery ♪ >> what are you hoping to learn? >> i'm hoping to learn how to market myself >> reporter: instagram and you tubes are favorites. teaching the class are folks like youtube star michael buckley. >> why is my kid spending so much time online? i tell the parent screen time equals learn tim

jessica caught up with fultz and asked about the ankle he sprained in summer league. >> i'm great. i'm 100%. i can play right now, really. i feel good. >> will you be ready for the start of training camp health wise? >> definitely, yeah, i'm definitely ready. >> once training camp starts, what are your expectations for the season, yourself and the sixers? >> myself, give it my all. play is as hard as i can. for the team, get back to the playoffs. get back on the right roll. >> the union hosting united fc. they're trying to hang on to a 2-1 lead. down a man in extra time, andre blake right where he should be, but then not where he should be. tyrone mears with the header over the out of position keeper. not his fault, though. union settle for a point in a 2-2 draw. that's sports, i'm danny pommells from csn. ♪ seed to the oat to the o, to the bowl to the spo♪n ♪ bowl to the spoon, to the mouth of the boy in the room ♪ room for that goodness... inside him to bloom ♪ ♪ good goes around... and around... and around ♪ ♪ seed to the oat to the o, on the first day of school

today, from the new series "the sinner," jessica biel. and we wrap up the summer selfie makeovers with a new look for a new mom from upstate new york. plus, busy philipps is back as ryan's cohost. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are ryan seacrest and busy philipps! >> busy: hey, everybody! hi! hi, guys!

jessica dean will be broadcasting liver starting 5:00 p.m. along with kate bilo and vittoria wood he will. what makes haddon fold so special. we'll be right back with three to go. ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 outbacks. ends august 31. but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! ♪ just kind of ties in very well. having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. a

freshman jessica lang rock and trinity stuart have been practicing with the team all summer long but they say they don't want any special treatment because of their gender. and their coaches and teammates agree. >> there's no reason to take it easy on them. they're just another person out there. hit them as hard as you hit anyone else so. >> first time i got laid out in practice, i actually thought it would be a lot worse than it was. it wasn't so bad. i mean, it is hurts obviously but with the pads and the helmet and the protection it doesn't hurt as bad. >> they both know they may not get a whole lot of playing time their first year on the team. do it next year. we've covered stories like this in the past and they're kickers and punters. they're in it to win it. >> that does it for us here at 5:00. >> shawn and lauren next. >> this is fox5 local news at 6:00. >> right in you at 6:00 a virginia couple is under arrest accused of abusing their 10-year-old son. what prompted the little boy to leave home and ask for help. >>> and fox5 was first on the scene as fbi agents raided two home

stay with us for cbs-3 summer fest coming up at 6:00. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> meanwhile, stay with " eyewitness news," we continue to spotlight the fun at the shore, jessica dean, tori wood he will, lauren casey, see what makes avalon and stone harbor such fun places to visit. >> welcome back to cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this morning >> new jersey state troopers enjoying treats thank to nine year old little boy. there was donut delivery yesterday morning at the police barracks, buena vista, atlantic county. nine year old tyler brought them as a message of good will he and his family have traveled from florida. >> not many people care about cops because they judge -- >> he has a heart of gold. to walk into a room filled with adult men and women, and see their eyes light up over this little bitty guy, incredible. >> get this. in a little more than a year, tyler and his family have delivered more than 22,000 donut to law enforcement steaks cents, in 15 different state. >> oh, boy, they have one heck of a project going on. >> don't they? >> we will be right back. what's the story behind green mounta

. >>> yes, it is, you're looking live over the atlantic ocean over the 7-mile island as we await, a summer if he surprise , in the sky, i think i see it there i'm in a to tasha brown in for ukee washington. >> hi everyone i'm jessica dean, coming to you live, from stone harbor, new jersey. we started 5:00 on the boat and here at 6:00 we are turning our eyes to the sky for a little fun, cbs-3 summer if he surprise. we will be keeping an eye on that with the camera. we want to share it with all of you. take a look, there is a big banner in the sky welcoming summer fest down the shore to avalon and stone harbor, guys, way to make us feel welcomed. we want to say thanks to paramount air service for today's banner plane fly by and did you know paramount air service is nation's largest and oldest aerial advertising company, it goes back to the world war two era. they started flying along the new jersey coast in 1945. this history at every turn down here. old fashion planes are familiar sight, and so many people that come down here to the shore. we are so grateful they are part of the summer fest

. >> jessica has the day off, the rest of us are here and it looks like summer is here to stay too. >> extreme in some areas. here's a look at live dopplar 7. cloud cover not quite as extensive as this time yesterday. you can see holes in it as we look from our east bay hills camera. the 12-hour day planner 54 to 63 at 7:00 this morning. already starting off warmer. this will put us to 90 degrees inland at noon. 788 round the bay, 68 at the coast. 100, 63 that's where you want to be, it's still go gog to be warm. 90 degrees at 7:00 in the inland neighbors and spare the air sixth of the summer season. i'll give you more details and how long it's going to last coupling up. >>. >>> we're looking at overnight road work wrapped early this morning so we didn't have a full overnight closure. we just had some lanes closed on that southbound side between the e between 23rd an 29th. just double checked with caltrans and all those cones are picked up. no delays. east bay commute looking good this morning. golden gate bridge one of those areas we are seeing some of of that fog so you can some vis

. >> seems like that all summer. do be careful for sure. >> let's get a check on the roads with first alert traffic roer reporter jessica boyington. >>> we're watching the boulevard right around roberts avenue. everything looks good so far. not seeing problems or delays. definitely more traffic heading out the door. everything moving northbound and southbound there is good. kind of a delay on southbound side of 95. 20 minutes right now from woodhaven road to vine. speeds are dropping. still into the 40s. nothing reported there. creating a problem. worcester watch for the clearing of the crash on white hall road. around bean road earlier we had the intersection shutdown. it's back open. still stuff going on. watch for delays moving through there too. >>> next, look at the top stories happening today. >> we'll tell you how search and rescue crews from our area are joining the growing effort to save people caught in tropical storm harvey's flooding. countless patients. countless ailments. countless hours. and guess what

. >>> if you're heading out this morning, jessica boyington is here. >> let's find out if you need a heads-up depending where you travel. >>> usually at this time, especially early on a monday morning, after a weekend and last week of the summer pretty much with last week of when everybody has off, we don't see a lot of problems. usually construction. right now, not even construction everywhere. watching route 73 and 295 everything looks good. see no problems on the roads there. vine street expressway is open. anywhere in between broad street and schuylkill you'll be good to getting to the schuylkill. 95 not going to be construction if there's a problem for you. that's all open. no alternates. still watching 76. earlier we had this camera zoomed in on construction. turned it back around. anywhere in between city line avenue and conshohocken around the blue route lane restrictions eastbound for the construction project. here looks good. even with the lane restrictions you should be able to get by now. end with bridging. taco ny-palmyra nice and clear. betsy ross, no scheduled openings