complained of minor symptoms feeling dizzy and stomach pains. >> my two children i'm taking them home. >> reporter: parent were outraged to learn about the the drugs in the school, complaining they weren't properly notified there was no reason that the secretaries could not have made a phone call and let them know is what going on with their kids. >> main focus is the the safety of the students and that is what we were doing at the time. >> reporter: police say the mother of the student, seen here with her face covered will be interviewed. she's the not charged with any wrongdoing. >> can you tell us what happen. >> reporter: police brought in a drug sniffing dog to make sure that there were no additional drugs present in the school. none were found. meanwhile, police say it is fortunate that none of the student appeared to have been ingested significant quantities of heroin, which even, in small amounts, can be deadly. police and school officials say that they will be special counseling for the students, here, many of whom were left

frightened and shake end by what happened today. police point out at 7:00 they have no idea what heroin enis, much less, what it was doing in their classroom, on a day when a routine, stay inside class at an elementary school could have been a deadly experience. live from west philadelphia, i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well in, weather it is a night you will want to keep your eyes on the skies, our meteorologist are tracking some storms, meteorologist kathy orr has very latest on those storms from the cbs-3 weather center now, kate. >> they started firing up late this afternoon, chris over new castle county delaware and all that activity moved east. we are seeing heavy rain through south philadelphia, that is extending down into delaware county but south jersey really the bull's eye for this. we have flash flood warnings in effect for part of the salem county, gloucester county and southern parts of the camden county in new jersey. you can see all of the red and

yellows and some lightening with this as well. rain rates were between about one to 2 inches, an hour, and right now we're still seeing that in some locations, precipitation rate of 1.44 inches an hour right here to the south of elk near winslow and gloucester and pretty much the same, south of gloucester, we are looking at rain rates between about 1 inch an hour or so, close to that, so it is dying down somewhat, as it weakens and moves east. that is good news. williamstown, victory lake seeing heavy rain. that flash flood warning in effect for southern camden, gloucester, northern salem counties until 7:00 o'clock tonight, street flooding is occurring, streams and creeks are flooding as well so never drive across the road that is covered with water. this is what michael cuomo saw in new castle county delaware. it took a few minutes to see flooding on his street, this afternoon. rain amount vary between mainly one to 2 inches of rain

in most locations, philadelphia nearly an inch of rain. coming up we will talk about a brief break we will get in this action before a heavier storm moves our way this week. that is coming up later in the broadcast, jessica. >> kathy, thanks. suspect is in custody after stabbing a bensalem police officer and then stealing his cruiser. this started at bristol pike and woodhaven road. it ended at nights night and fair dale road where the suspect was arrested. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live with how this all unfolded, steve. >> reporter: jessica, just moments ago police released the name of the man of the man accused of not only escaping from work release but stabbing a police officer, stealing a police cruiser, giving way to a police chase before being rhea rested. police say at 1:00 this afternoon, 23 year-old matthew miller, went missing from work release patrols were sent out, one of them was 38 year-old bensalem police officer michael jack minute ski, he stopped miller at 1:30 at

bristol pike and woodhaven. miller originally complies but right before the cuffs are about to be put on a fight breaks out, miller pulls a knife and stabs jam minute jack minute ski with an accident. miller then jumps in the police cruiser, drives in north philadelphia where he is spotted and captured on foot near benjamin rush school. police are calling jack minute sky, and this isn't first brush with death on duty. >> he went through a traumatic experience. he was in a very bad car accident where a car bursted into flames. he was lucky to be alive then, while on duty, yeah. he was responding to a felony call, a truck pulled out of there and his car has burst into flames. >> reporter: all while on duty, he was formally a four year veteran of the philadelphia police force and now a six year veteran of the bensalem police force.

miller meanwhile is awaiting charges, and he will ab rain on charges. that is latees from bensalem police headquarters i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. right now authorities are keeping an eye out for sharks on the delaware beaches, after a teenager was bitten by a small shark. we will get a first look at his injuries tonight. the boy was bitten at the state park in sussex county. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in bellmawr where the teenager is recovering tonight, syma. >> reporter: what was supposed to be a fun peaceful day at the beach turned terrifying for one teen. this is what andrew vance's arm looks like after he was bitten by a shark. he posted this picture on facebook. the teen was swimming at the beach park in delaware on monday evening. officials say it is unheard of for a shark to bite swimmers in this area in 20 years i have not dealt with any shark

by the, in the state park history here. >> reporter: by looking at the injury experts believe he was bitten by a young sandbar shark. >> this shark was not interested in feeding. it looked like an instinct bite. >> reporter: they say it is common to see sandbar sharks this time of the year in this area but another factor could have drawn in more sharks. >> there was a large carc us on the beach for last couple days so it brought in a the lot of sharks to feed on it. >> reporter: sixteen year-old was in 5 feet of water when shark bit his arm. >> the sharks are very placid and rarely interest act. >> reporter: despite that people are apprehensive at the beach. >> i found out someone else was bit. >> reporter: beach was off limits after swimmers after the incident but it reopened tuesday afternoon after state park officials didn't find anymore shark activity. as they stress this is uncommon, not something would you see in the popular have movie. >> i don't think you need a bigger boat, no the this time. >> reporter: that was syma chowdhry reporting.

>> two people are dead including a student after a shooting a the a high school in port land, oregon. gunman shot and killed a student with the rifle at reynolds high school in troutdale. suspect was later found dead in the bathroom. students and staff held their hand in the eras they were evacuated and police cleared that scene. >> we just heard two gunshots, every within was freaking out and we ran in the weight room hallway and we hid and lock all of the doors. >> motive for that shooting is under investigation. there is no word on the identity of the gunman. a delaware county woman is on life support after investigators say her husband shot her in the head and then turn the gun on himself this happened around 8:00 o'clock in the 600 block of west ashland avenue in glenn older even. the the couple is in their 60's there has been no motive establish for that shooting. philadelphia police are searching for two men who tied up a robbed a woman during a home invasion overnight. suspects broke in the second

floor window of this home in the 1300 block have of west olney avenue. they ransacked the place and made off with a small caliber handgun. the 68 year-old victim was able to free herself after an hour, she then called police. >> reporter: it is official, the philadelphia 76ers are moving their practice facility from the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine to the camden waterfront. today new jersey economic development authority approved a 82 million-dollar tax credit for the team. it is payable over ten years and will cover cost of construction. >> we need a place that 24/7 operations and hours, that is more than just one court that we share with some medical students. this is a whole other level. this will be the biggest and best training facility ever built in the u.s. >> here's a look at where the practice facility will be located. new at 6:00 we will have more on what this means economically for the city of camden. still to come on "eyewitness news" commuters learned how long they will to have deal with the i495

detour. dell dot releasing a timetable on when the tilting bridge will be fix coming up new at 5:30. three on your side with a new high tech trend using smart phones as a way to purchase stuff with cash, we will show you how it works. talk about an embarrassing moment, meeting president obama nearly knock a u-conn basketball player off her feet. it is trend to go d okay buddy, what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite...

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free but some charge a fee if linked to a credit card or debit card. >> by the way users can only send money to people of the same app, they do. >> okay. >> i don't know if i'm into this. >> no. >> more of a check and cash. >> you know me. >> hand on. >> hands on, 20 or 30. >> below an adopter. >> all right. thanks, jim. a new survey, and, willing to pay more in gas taxes, road improvements, and, $8 in federal gas taxes. 52 percent of those questioned, and, an initial $10 or more a month for better transportation infrastructure. good evening, everyone, get the punchos out heading down to catch phillies tonight look at i-95 right around broad street traveling northbound, southbound as they approach the area have of girard point bridgette does not look good around philadelphia international airport or delaware county, or

traveling on the 42 freeway in new jersey. watch for those slick spot, flooding areas in south jersey and delaware, give yourself some more time. as you will notice speed sensors not great anywhere you cut it. sixteen on the schuylkill. fourteen on 476, high volume schuylkill from the media swarthmore. sixteen is your average on 95 as well. traveling philadelphia international airport, we do have an average one hour delay, so again, very, very busy evening. let head back to the desk, jessica. a devastating accident for an olympic swimmer. still ahead amy van dyken, holds six gold medals but now she could be paralyzed after a crash. wedding photos that have gone viral we will tell but the story behind this

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well, it is once again a sticky, stormy day out there. unfortunately it sound like we better get used to it. >> lets get right to the live team three weather coverage with meteorologist kate bilo and kathy orr we will start with kate live on the sky deck, kate, sit still dry out there. >> it is still dry as far as precipitation falling from the sky but the air is very, very moist and thick and we have been steamy all day long. this is a perfect set up for these very heavy thunderstorms. lets go out to storm scab three and you can see what we are dealing with today. we have had heavy rain.

the these are more progressive then yesterday's storms. they are moving faster but we are seeing some pretty heavy rains over the same area portions of gloucester, camden counties as you can sianni as we zoom up here over south philadelphia very heavy rain there right over i-95, some slow downs, an indication of heavier rain is currently falling. if i look south from the sky deck i can see those ominous clouds. >> i want to zoom in on south philadelphia point to go citizens bank park where game is set to begin in two hours. i retweeted an eyewitness cam photo from the field and tarp is out, it is raining buckets there right now, hopefully clearing things out but, you can see flash flood warning has been extended to include portions of south philadelphia, also portions of camden, gloucester and salem counties extending back into new castle county. why so much rain? we have very moist tropical air in place, these storms are ringing out a sponge. there is a lack of strong flow which is upper level wind flow, which will push these storms out. very slow moving storms and

heavy moisture in the air really producing instability. heat, sunshine and these storms love to form in the atmosphere like this it is not over yet, we will send it back inside with more on how long we can expect this stormy weather to continue. >> yeah, we are looking at a lot of instability in the atmosphere and that will continue until something changes it. the change is going to becoming, unfortunately not all that soon. take a look at this picture looking across the river from center city philadelphia some brightening skies, and also, some dark clouds as we look towards south philadelphia, as well. temperatures were warm. we made it up to 85. normal 81. record 98. right now across the region we have cooler temperatures in many locations rain cooled, the rain right now, falling in south philadelphia, the temperature 73 degrees, so 12 degrees lower than our high today n wildwood 79. atlantic city 78.

still seeing some 80's in dover where we didn't pick up much rain, focused near wilmington with flash flood watches and warnings. earlier temperature there now 75 degrees. during the day we will watch this frontal boundary left toward the north, we will see a few scattered showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon. that is about it. temperatures in the 80's. thursday, as our next system moving our way. more numerous showers and storms will be forming and i think those will be our most stormy days of the week. after that is when we will be seeing more stability in the atmosphere, dryer air moving back in and then finally seeing temperatures that are more comfortable. future weather has a really good handle on what is going on in south jersey right now. as we lose that day time heat ago this activity the dissipates, our wind will be easterly, that will help stabilize the the atmosphere for wednesday, but i'm not expect ago lot of rain wednesday but we will be seeing mostly cloudy skies but

flow moving from the ocean on our future weather, and then the rain sets up again for thursday and for friday. for this evening, scattered storms, dissipating with all that moisture, expect some patchy fog especially where we have seen heavy rain that have noon. wednesday sun humidity just a chance of the late day shower or storms, high temperature 80 degrees. i'm not expecting these downpours tomorrow either. on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast showers and storms thursday. wetest day on friday when a front finally moves through. temperature, 84 at home and 76 degrees down the shore. that is the the eyewitness weather forecast we will continue to track storms but for now we will take a

phillies have the worst record in the national league. ruben amaro says he may be a seller at the trade deadline. phillies have signed their top draft pick, aaron nol.a. from lsu. he went 11-one with a 1.47 era. only pitch tore win sec pitch other have the year twice. eagles continue their ot a's at novacare complex. chip kelly says he is impressed with how quickly backup quarterback mark sanchez has learn the the offense. he is still not hundred percent after shoulder surgery. the philadelphia union have fired manager john hackworth and name jump curtain as interim manager. he went 23-30 and almost two seasons with the team. union have a three-seven and six record this year. major league baseball suspend baltimore third base man manny

muchado five days and find him for intentionally throwing his bat sunday against oakland. both benches emptied after that. back to you, that is sport. back to you chris and jessica. still to come tonight we are learning new details about the closed i495 bridge, we now know when that bridge could reopen, we will be live with the latest, on the the timetable. plus one of the worst friendly fire incident involving u.s. and coalition troops as five americans are killed in afghanistan, we are coming right back.

good afternoon i'm chris may. here are the day's top stories for you, an draw vance is recovering after a shark bit him on the arm, at the beach in delaware. the teenager posted this picture on facebook. officials say it is unheard of for smashings to bite in that particular area. a first grader reportedly brings packets of heroin to berry elementary in west philadelphia, two of them were opened at the school and students had to be taken to the hospital as a precaution, the investigation, continues. matthew miller is in custody tonight accused of stabbing a bensalem police officer and stealing the officer's cruiser, miller reportedly went missing from a work release program just

before that incident, kathy? we have more flash flooding to talk about, on storm scan three the new problems were in new castle county and south jersey but we are seeing an aggressive cell dumping one to 2 inches an hour through south philadelphia, extending through delaware county and extending back into camden and gloucester counties. kind of redevelopment here and we are seeing along route 130 south, 76, in south jersey, also as you head toward mantua in south jersey as well, south of west deptford, this entire region with flooding concerns. flooding is occurring right now and to the north of west deptford near nationals park we are having an indication there could be some hail with the heavy rain. flash flood warning has been extended in to south philadelphia, parts of the eastern delaware county until 8:15 tonight. flooding is occurring in parts of the region, never across the road, that is covered with water and you never know when you will be under one of these strong thunderstorms, or

downpours. we will track storms and have the seven day forecast, jessica. we new know how long it will take tell dot officials to repair damage i495 bridge over cristina river in wilmington. that bridge has been closed to traffic since experts determined it was tilting. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live in wilmington with when it is expect to reopen, jan. >> reporter: work to stabilize this bridge here in wilmington, continue this evening but yes, we do now know that road will likely remain closed throughout the summer. dell dot release ago lot of new information today. , no it is not naming a cause just yet but they are detailing a plan in place to fix this bridge and they have a price tag too, the temporary fix alone is estimated to cost about 20 million-dollar. the date is set, dell dot new says it wants to get this bridge back in shape and opened to the 90,000 people who use it by labor day, but even then it is possible even part of the bridge may reopen. >> open southbound lanes first

because there is, less damage on that site and north bound lanes potentially a month later. >> reporter: plan is also creating a new foundation for four pairs of tilted support columns on the i495 bridge in wilmington. engineers said they sit in poor soil. new foundation would reach 140 feet down to bedrock. >> the the expertise, the equipment and the material to get this bridge reopened are on their way to delaware right now. >> reporter: contractor j.d. eckman will do this work. >> every part of this job we have donnas far as drilling down to the bedrock, installing the grade beams, jacking. jacking we do hundreds of bridges a year. >> reporter: while dell dot ising go ahead with this plan officials say is there a worst case scenario a possibility this project could take until next year to complete. >> is there a small chance we will have to completely tear down this section, this 400-foot section of the bridge and rebuild a new section. >> reporter: meanwhile questions remain about that 911 call made by a concerned driver back in april. dell dot would not say whether

an inspection ever happened have after that alert sounded. >> we are going to run down 100 percent of could we have reacted better, should we have done something different, what was our reaction but there will be a time for. that right now our engineers are focused on getting the bridge back opened. >> reporter: commuters will make their way around this closure through busy summer months, the next big event, happening just next week, it is fire fly festival in dover. dell dot is working with those organize tours make sure close to 70,000 festival goers realized many of them may have to take a alternate route. reporting live, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, five american troops have died in what military officials called an friendly fire incident in afghanistan. those troops died yesterday during a coalition air strike in the southern province of kabul. cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh has more in london. >> reporter: afghan police say nato forces have just finished a special operation in

southern afghanistan when taliban militants attacked monday night. in the heat of the fighting, five american troops were killed. >> we do have reason to suspect that friendly fire was the cause here, specifically friendly fire from the air. >> reporter: the taliban has claimed responsibility for attacking the troops, this year, 36 nato soldiers have been killed in afghanistan, eight in june. the deaths come just weeks after president barack obama visited afghanistan and announced plans to remove all u.s. troops by 2016. >> america's war in afghanistan will come to a responsible end. >> reporter: insurgents have intensified attacks on afghan and foreign force's head of the country's presidential election run off this saturday. alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". political storm over the trade of five taliban inmates of captured american solder

bowe bergdahl is intensifying. members were angry they were not notified prior to the shop. today house added provision to the $570 spending bill calling for money to be withhold until congress gives reassurance that he is congressional notification on guantanamo transfers will be respected. president obama says that he acted legally. hundreds, stood in line to get a signed copy of hillary clinton's new memoirs hard choices. she kick off her national back book tour in new york city. that is a inside account as her time as secretary of state. clinton says she has not decided whether she will run for president in 2016. is there devastating accident for a decorated american olympic swimmer, amy van dyken severed her spinal cord, in an all terrain vehicle accident in arizona over the weekend. she told first responders that she could not feel her legs. van dyken won a combine six gold medals in the 96 and 2,000 games. she underwent surgery to

stabilize her spine and tonight is listed in good condition. some philadelphia school students now have a green space to play in, it is also good for the environment. others cut ribbon at william dick school. it designs playground and rain garden that will collect storm water. that officially opens to the students and community later this summer. "eyewitness news" in lansdale for a big ground breaking ceremony. construction underway on north penn commons a milk use community that will include 60 affordable homes for seniors. north north pen ymca will be upgraded and expanded as part of that project. good evening, everyone, what a day, all over, let's first start with 95, heading down to catch phillies tonight i mentioned this earlier, get punchos out, i-95 northbound around philadelphia international airport. you are jammed approaching the airport, up and over the girard point bridge and south

philadelphia. if you are traveling in the southbound direction although we are clear here the not so much. further south towards 476, higher volume give yourself more time and prior to that point we are dealing with volume around the area of the sports complex as well as the game. tail of two roadways, rainy, muggy, foggy over by south philadelphia. look at your western suburbs, schuylkill eastbound is still jammed regardless but it is a bit more sun i and clear in that area but still very heavy volume because of rush hour. also philadelphia international airport we are dealing with a ground stop in effect, thinks ongoing until 6:15. definitely keeping you updated on twit eras well with that. take a look speed sensors indicating an overall rush hour on top of the weather we are dealing with the phillies. give yourself plenty of time. take it easy. always good advice. >> you may have to hey more for coffee at one very popular coffee joint. we will tell you where and how much coming up on "eyewitness news". plus new advice for

pregnant woman how much fish should you eat and what types should you stay away from? f.d.a. has new recommendations. talk about burning love see wedding pictures that have gone viral and hear story behind this very unusual shoot, kathy. in weather we are looking atom minute news clouds over center city philadelphia and watching two big storms coming together heading towards south jersey we will talk about that and continue to track this storm as "eyewitness news"

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cash for clues, good luck. >> wild fire on your wedding day, this worked out well for a couple in oregon. >> look at these remarkable photos. the couple can remember their day with these most unusual pictures. they had a abbreviated ceremony because of flames near site of their wednesday nothing bend, oregon. just as she was evacuated and heading to the reception, the photographer snapped a couple shots of the couple against smoke and flames, and made for an incredible site. >> made it worth it. definitely worth it. sun released two solar flares, and dynamic observatory caught them both. you can see burst of radiation along the the left edge of the sun's surface. experts say that harmful radiation released during the burst are not a threat to us because radiation cannot penetrate the earth's atmosphere. well, engine in this car was really purring, that is because a kitten was stuck inside. this happened in jacksonville,

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it is time to take a look at what is trending on the the web today and we are going to begin with the all time you tube champion and that is psy, making his return, south korean rapper who attracted more than 2 billion hits with gangman style has released a brand new video, he is teaming up with snowing dog, for the song hang over and, in two days, this video has gotten 26 million hits. you can imagine that is going to be a smash. now to what is trending in sports it is not that often that a 14th round draft pick gets much attention but a yankee's pick shawn carly from the university of west virginia, that is him here, is being noticed tonight because of his striking resemblance to this guy kenny powers, fictional pitcher played by danny mcbride on eastbound and down. don't get too used to this look apparent liz yankees have a team rule that will require him to shave the goat tea and also lose his mu let as

well. and finally, trend to go day, meeting a sitting u.s. president, of course can put anyone off of their game and that is true apparently for a college basketball player, stephanie dalton, she lost her balance while posing for a group photo with president obama at the the white house. her team u.s. huskies were there honored for winning the ncaa basketball championship. >> we want to know what you think about all these items trending on the web, join the conversation on twitter at cbs philly or facebook.com/cbs philly. earlier today it was a great day to be outside, justin drabick will take the cbs-3 mobile weather lab on the road, visited students at west philadelphia achievement charter elementary school. he talk to the third, fourth and fifth graders about meteorologist, mobile weather lab and his job on cbs-3. students will be very exited to check out the lab and

justin says they had great questions about the weather. got to get vice knits before kids get out of school. this afternoon not as great as we look outside our weather window here you can see from the camden side looking over the bridge to philadelphia, ominous clouds as we are's watching storms, to the southwest moving towards the northeast across the bridge and we have heavy rain going on right now. down the shore, we have some foggy conditions, we will see beach here in ocean city cape may county but not the case, lieutenant of moisture in the atmosphere and a few showers and storms heading your way as well. lets look at storm scan three, we have activity and it is beginning to change. we have storms through gloucester county and camden county and now vocal point vice close to the river through south philadelphia, eastern delaware county and extending in northern gloucester county. i want to show you this, i wish i could do it in slow motion but we have one over pennsylvania, one in new jersey, coming together. watch these last couple of

frames, do you see that. i will show you one more time, right there, bingo, heading toward south jersey. if you you are in the path of these particular storms we're talking about torrential downpours, where you see red it is rain rates between one and 2 inches an hour, moving very quickly. in cherry hill, meadow brook, also into delran, rather, moorestown, medford, mount laurel, home of the national weather service in mount holly, thinks all heading your way and it is moving toward the north northeast, also some heavy rain as you head towards south through somerdale, east oak avenue, also 41, route 30 south, precipitation rate right there between one and 2 inches an hour. we are talking about a flash flood warning over a wide area now between south philadelphia and delaware county extending down through salem county although, no heavy rain there right now, all of gloucester county and camden county. this flash flood warning means flooding is happening right now and never across a road

that is covered with water. that warning goes until 8:15 this evening. take a look at these amazing amounts, sewell new jersey over two and a half inches. philadelphia international this is recent two and a half inches of rain, clayton new jersey over 2 inches. wilmington nearly two. sicklerville, new jersey in that bull's eye as well, one and a half inches of rain. temperatures rain cooled where we have seen some of these downpours. philadelphia 72. wilmington 75. some warmer temperatures to the north and west. tomorrow we're lucky. this frontal boundary will be close by but not too close. easterly win will stabilize the atmosphere and keep storms at a minimum and then as a warm front lifts through thursday and a cold front moves through friday we will see more numerous storms. after that week even looks good, right in time for fathers day. future weather shows storms tying down tonight and that easterly flow you can see with the cloud cover rolling in during the the day on wednesday and that will be a good thing we want the the

clouds, we want east wind but that will quiet the storms down in the flooding. overnight look for patchy fog low of 68. during the day wednesday high of 80 with a chance of the late day storm and on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast we will look ahead to temperatures in the 80's, right through the rest of the week and into the weekend, that is your forecast. on the healthwatch, the federal government now, recommend pregnant with man eat more low mercury fish. regulators of the f.d.a. and environmental protection agency announced these new guidelines, they suggest women eat add least 8 ounces of sea food low in mercury and that includes shrimp, cod, salmon. and they suggest that two to three times a week. also on the cbs-3 healthwatch potential powers of ibuprofen. the commonly used pain reliever may help millions of americans with the deadly condition that has no

treatment. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has more on how testing at a local happies underway to see if that mexican save lives. >> reporter: jerry simonton depend on her oxy begin tank. the 69 year-old from new jersey has been battling emphysema for more than ten years. >> i struggle with almost anything, my cleaning. i can do a little bit but then turf sit down. >> reporter: for patients like terry, being breathless is an every day struggle, but doctor girard cryer, director of the temple lung center is trying to change that with the help of the pain reliever ibuprofen. doctors believe it may be able to decrease, inflammation in the lungs associated with emphysema. >> we are looking to suppress that level so that cells that would normally repair the lung would come in and hopefully help to repair that. >> reporter: emphysema lung damage has long been thought to be irreversible but if ibuprofen is successful in the phase two trial at temple it

could change the course of the treatment for millions of americans. >> if this does show benefit this would be a way of reconstituting or stemming the progression of emphysema patients. >> for terry she's hopeful ibuprofen could some day bring her relief. >> i would hope i would get a few more good years in, instead of sitting watching tv, hoping somebody can take me to the store. >> reporter: temple is looking for people with emphysema to participate in the trial. for more information, go to our web site and click on health. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news" true meaning of friendship. >> it is an amazing feeling. i don't know how to put it into words. i just think this is the most ultimate gift anybody could give anybody. >> reporter: in brotherly love a real life lesson in self lessness and compassion. we will be right

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your brain exhibit takes visitors through 70 experiences as they navigate through the senses. well now a real life lesson in sacrifice and self lessness. >> a teacher at saint albert in huntington valley has just received the ultimate gift from a friend and fellow educator, a kidney. "eyewitness news", reporter nicole brewer has this story in this weeks brotherly love. >> look at this page, you have a jar. >> if teaching is the act of sharing, christine duffy has given plenty, and now she's being repaid. >> i just think that this is the ultimate gift that anybody could ever give anybody. >> reporter: the the third grade teacher at saint albert's the the great in huntington valley received a kidney thursday from fellow educator and friend barbara didonto. >> i felt like i was blessed with good health, a good

family support, and i thought it was, time to share, share, only time to ferreter report after learning christine who suffers from poly cystic kidney disease was on the waiting list for three years with no luck finding a match. that is when barbara and three other teachers decided to get tested. >> chris is such a good person and i have have been bless, my life has been just so blessed and i cannot imagine i have such good healthy can't imagine why i wouldn't do this. it really wasn't a tough decision. >> i just think it is an incredible act of love and care, and showing concern and giving, you know, value have of life to another person, you know, giving up everything that you have. >> reporter: lesson in sacrifice, and self lessness, one her seventh and eighth grade students will learn through her example. >> despite of bad things that

happened in our lives, by helping others, it lifts us up and makes us feel better and, i told them that even though i'm giving a kidney, they cannot do that just yet but they can do other small things. >> reporter: small things that can make a big difference in their lives and to the lives of those around them. nicole brewer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, we do have a quick update for you, following last thursday's operation we're happy to report that misty didonto is home and doing well tonight. >> mrs. duffy is getting stronger every day. her new kidney is doing its job very well. we wish them both the best. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00.

heroin brought inside a philadelphia elementary school more than a dozen kids rushed to the hospital. our walt hunter is live with the very latest. a run in with the one of the ocean's, off the coast of delaware, a teen bitten by a shark, should you be worried about going in the water. we will hear from the experts. well, we will begin tonight at 6:00 with a live look at storm scan three, a lot of red, yellow, and green on the screen right now, as some parts of the area deal with drenching rains, in fact they are so heavy, a flash flood warning is in effect. >> she's tracking these storms ce piladelph we're seein phelem

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