. we're following breaking news from kenya. militants attack a town near popular coastal resort killing 48 people. police say the gunmen targeted two hotels, a bank and a police station. kenya had experience add wave of gun and explosive attacks blamed on the sam alien millitant group. good morning, today is monday, june 16. i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee has the day off. fathers day gathering ends in chaos, ends with police shooting a suspect. we're live with the latest. >> big relief for commuters, septa regional rail is running this morning after brief strike. but the two sides are far from reaching an agreement. but certainly, a lot of people just whew this morning. >> dodge add bullet with that. that would have been a big mess this monday morning, thank goodness. >> got that worked out, also, forecast working out not too

bad. what a beautiful weekend? not terrible, flight. >> now starting to heat up. so, get ready to be heading to the pool, i would say here, next couple of days. right? >> if you have got one. >> hottest weather we've had so far this year coming up. very toasty conditions, along with that we'll have unsettled weather that we have to deal with, some showers, some thunderstorms do come along with, that but overall the big story for us really will ends up being the heat as temperatures get chance to really climb here. so we will be talking about the thermometer becomes your feels like values, too, because the humidity starts to go on uphill climb, as well, full details for you, all coming up in the next couple of minutes, guys, back to you. >> katie, thank youment gunfire erupts in the middle of fathers day block party in north philadelphia. forcing police to open fire on a suspect. >> it all happened in the 3200 block of north randolph street yesterday afternoon. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry live at philadelphia police headquarters with the latest on that investigation. syma? >> good morning, yes,

authorities are investigating a police-involved double shooting that happened yesterday afternoon, in the city's fairhill section. now, authorities say, two people were shot. initial shooting took place just after 3:00 near a block party on the 3200 block of north randolph street. police found one man shot multiple times. he was taken to temple hospital where he is in critical condition. authorities believe there are three men in total who were initially involved in the incident, when a police arrived to the scene, they tried to chase after the suspect, but officers found one man collapsed in the street, and another inside a nearby home. one of the officers fired his gun hitting a suspect in the arm. now, that man was taken to the hospital, and he's in stable condition. but neighbors are outraged by the violence. >> we had fun, cook out, everything, and we want do it due to the shoot-out. >> we can't keep the kids

outside. we don't know what's going to happen. >> again, two of the suspects is -- two of the suspect are in the hospital at this time. one is in police custody. officials say the investigation is ongoing. and that there could be a possibility that both suspects were shot by a police officer. but they are looking into that, as well, but we are told no officers were injured during this incident. live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. right now 4:33, we want to get back to kate toy hear about this warm up. >> uphill climb, the first 90 plus agree days we've seen so far this year are in the forecast, talk about the weekends retiring? we go back in time two weeks ago, upper 70s, full sunshine, last week, 84 apiece, full sunshine, are you noticing a theme here? full sunshine, but did warm up little bit with time there. and now, we're seeing high pressure yet again, settle to

the south and east, what it will do is allow more after southwesterly flow to kick in. so storm scan3 remains empty. all do you have do is zoom it out. won't see a heck of a lot of activity going on in the northeast, just in general. high pressure will take the lead. there will eventually be some showers, some storms, bubble up across western pennsylvania specially, and some that far could survive as it rolls our way later tonight, but the day as a whole, it is dry, it is sunny, but you're going start to notice up tick in the humidity factor more than anything. currently at very comfortable 65 degrees in the city. look how much cooler it is, by comparison to mount poconoment talk about what a clear sky can do, right? 48 degrees your current temperature there, also kind of cool through the pine land areas, but still into the mid 60s at the moment here down toward the shore points. so if that's where your travels are taking you today, nice long weekend, great day to be on the beach, tell you what, nice comfortable, pleasant start to the day, full sunshine, high puffy clouds as the day progresses and shooting for 88 agrees as the day goes on. so it, looks like real nice

one overall, but again, real change today is just that that humidity starts to climb. victoria, good morning. >> good morning, everyone, traveling out and about right now, pretty much a breeze. hopefully it stays like this for as long as possible. let's start with 95, around cottman avenue. right here at the construction zone, where the lanes get little narrow. but, considering it is only 5:35 this morning, not seeing too much after delay at all, this will definitely pick up as soon as the sun comes up. as we continue elsewhere, we jump along see how we're doing on the schuylkill expressway, 76 around 202, doesn't matter if you are headed eastbound or westbound, the roads are wide open. not seeing any problems on any of the majors, you will notice with our speed censors, traveling in the 50's, 55 your average on 95, 50 on the schuylkill, a three on 476. looking pretty good out there. we do have accident montgomery county, trooper at pot shop road. downed tree closing balance

gahm inning owe road at front street. best bet, swede road. counting our blessings with regional rail it this morning. that will could have been huge headache. because of no strike, regional rail as well as the rest of mass transit looks great. >> victoria, thank you. early morning shooting in the fair hills section of the city has left one man in the hospital, police searching for the culprit. it happened inside march of's love two. a bar at second and somerset. one patron shot another in the leg. that victim is in stable condition. no word right now on motive. also, police in new jersey, they are looking for this man, who robbed a td bank in somerdale, camden county. authorities say he had passed a note it a teller at the branch on the white horse pike demanding cash. that suspect is described as 5-foot eight to 6-foot tall, last seen running toward patco station wearing black white sox baseball cap, black t-shirt and dark pants. >> landing trouble forces flight on its way to

frankfurt, germany to return to philadelphia international airport. flight 427 landed safely last night. now, no one was hurt, passengers tell "eyewitness news" the pilot told them they had been trying to re track the landing gear, so the crew let fuel out of the plane before landing. >> since we were little heavier than usual, they were going to have to dump feel. he flew around for about 45 minutes, and you could see the fuel streaming out from the wing. and then we had a perfectly normal landing. >> airport officials tell "eyewitness news" flight 427 did not actually declare an emergency. trying to book passengers on other flights. this morning, commuters will be back on septa regional rail after brief strike over the weekend. saturday night president owe p.m. al created a emergency board at the request of governor corbett forcing union workers back to the job. the two sides will now take part in hearings starting the week of june 23rd. the board will then give a

recommendation to the president on july 14th. >> we will certainly comply with the mandates of the law, and we will be given the opportunity to present our best case to the presidential emergency board. >> both sides now have just over # months until another potential work stoppage. >> this was the first strike on the regional rail since 1983. that strike lasted for more than three months. developing right now, insurgents heading to baghdad forcing the us em bass toy more staff tears more stable areas of iraq and to jordan. wendy gillette reports, fighters seized control of territory in northern iraq. >> reporter: baghdad under night curfew and tight security as islamic terrorist group threatens to overtake the city. us is evacuating some employees from its embassy. one hundred marines, soldiers, will guard the building. the extremist groupies lamb i can state of iraq and syria,

or isis, has already taken control of several areas in northwest iraq. on sunday it claimed responsibility for at least one of several explosions that rocked baghdad, killing at least 19. isis also took a terror campaign to social media, releasing graphic photos, and claiming militants executed 1700 iraqi soldiers. a claim that cannot be verified. but the government is fighting back. prime minister almalaki addressed troops, vowing to liberate any territory captured by isis. the iraqi military also conducted air strikes sunday against some isis targets. president obama is considering possible military action s. >> if you use air power, could you kill civilians. but if baghdad gets infected with these guys, the government collapses, that's the worse case scenario. my first thing to the president, get urine tell genes group back on track making sure that we have the intel that we need for our -- whatever options we have, they

are going to be accurate. >> state department is warning americans to avoid all non-essential travel to iraq. wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> still ahead this morning, violent clash between police and demonstrators protesting the world cup in rio. >> plus, he was the king of the top 40 countdown. local radio personalities react to the passing of broadcast legend kacie kasem. we're back if tw

that police officer appears to have shot a live round into protesters in rio de janeiro. police and protesters continue to battle as protests against the word cup continue. now, there were peaceful protests, but those who attempted to protect the path of police officers were pepper sprayed. right now, 4:42. memorial service is planned later this week for broadcast legend casey kasem. he died on fathers day after long battle with both parkinson's disease and dementia. he was 82 years old.

his famous quote keep your feet on the grounds and keep reaching for the stars. that was his signature sign off. who can forget that unique voice, too. long time local radio personalities reflected on kasem's passing. >> his voice was unique, i might add, in the early years, he was turned down by many program directors. they thought he didn't have arrayed yo voice because he didn't have that basey sounds, as they say, from his time period. but he proved them wrong, didn't he? >> it is not how heavy you are, it is how long you're heavy. so kacie kasem was the heavy weight in his unique format in the business for not decades but generations. >> now, in recent years, kasem was a defender every bitter family feud between his second wife and his children from his first marriage. case so many survived by his four children. it is 4:43, let's get a check on the forecast, it will be a hot one. >> it looks like it will be a pretty nice day overall.

yes, you will start to notice it starts to feel more humid outside, very summer like feel to the day. tomorrow and wednesday are probably going to be the hottest days we've seen so far this year. >> here we go. >> if you are planning right now, yes, i will ' meet you at the pool. yes, do the same. i've telling you, it will be get real toasty outside. so after such beautiful weekend, i hope you had a chance to enjoy it, third week straight of these gorgeous conditions over the course of the weekend, here we go again, with the middle part of the week bringing us potential for more showers, more storms, generally the most active time of our forecast these days, storm scan3 shows what's up, high pressure to place, won't finds too much going on out, there but eventually we start to see some showers, some storms, bubble up through western pennsylvania, through the course of the day, could some actually survive our way later tonight. little tough to make out. if you follow the trail of clouds, high pressure has set itself up to our south and east. soap, with the clock wide flow of high pressure in the

northern hemisphere, what that is doing is hoping drew in wind flow from the south and west. that will means it is coming from warmer, definitely miler place, and also more moisture to work with, when it is coming in from that location, you have the gulf moisture to draw upon. so, upper zero's today, as we heat up, tomorrow, we're expecting 90 at least, i think the city hits 91, so it will be a very, very toasty day. wednesday, as well, into the low and mid 90s. so two straight days of very toasty conditions, and we will also notice humidity out, there as well, couple of showers or storms could pop along with that. >> at the moment it is comfortable. enjoy the 65 degrees in philadelphia, still only into the 50's through the outlying suburbs, even cooler in the poke no region maybe getting nice long weekend camping for fathers day weekend perhaps. temperatures right now, a lot milder off to the south. definitely is a sign of what we're going to be dealing with here with our forecast as that winds flow turns more southwesterly. 88 degrees, today, that's hot enough, but again, more

humidity building as the night goes on, day and night, and may be shower or thunderstorm popping later on tonight, through couple of communities. tuesday, wednesday, though, where it is at, with the worse of the heat, still flirting with 90 on thursday, and there will be more showers if not some thunderstorms around courtesy of the next cold front. doesn't really cool us off all that much. still mid 80s as we wrap up this week. nicole, back to you. >> katie, thank you. the phillies play the first place braves tonight in atlanta. kick off, a tough seven game road trip. now, yesterday in south philadelphia, a.j. burnett served up first inning homerun to the cubs anthony rizzo. that was all the cubs would need as phils offense was held to three hits. former phil nature also drove in run for chicago and the phils lost it, three to nothing. >> well, there is a new champion of the nba. san antone know spurs have won fifth champion in 15 years. miami heat had their backs to the wall for game five. labron james gave it his all. seventeen points in the first

quarter. at one point the heat had a 16-point lead. but the spurs roared back with a 14 to nothing run, to take a lead at half time, never look back. san antonio beat heat 104 to 87 taking that series four games to one. well, team us opens its world cup schedule today in brazil, play team ghana at 6:00. there has been some rage for the worlds cup matches, so weather so wet could play a role in those games. of course keep to up date everything philly sports by texting cbs philly sports to 84816. get all of the breaking sports news and updates straight to your phone. message and data rates do apply. more details cbsphilly.com. all right, 44:78 right now. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", ameioses gets ready to take the wraps off its new product. >> first, what's coming up on cbs-3.

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>> jill, what are investors watching this week? >> reporter: good morning, nicole and erika. federal reserve is holding its monthly policy meeting this week. so investors will be watching for any hints when the central bank will raise interest rates. all eyes are also on the escalating violence in iraq. already sent oil prices higher, and analysts warn prices at the pump will follow , no one wants to hear, of course, when we are in the middle of the summer driving season. >> that's for sure. jim, amazon apparently unveiling new product on wednesday. what are you hearing about this? >> well, it has been all of the buzz in the tech world. amazon will likely roll out new smart phone with 3d pictures it, would likely allow use tears instantly purchase items and stream content from amazon. there is no word, though, on how much the new device will

cost, or when it will officially be released. nicole, erika? >> always something new. >> always adam son. thanks, jill. coming up after the break, weather and traffic on the 3's, we'll be right back.

>> 4:53. victoria is in for bob. >> good morning, head today work right now it, lab good morning on the roads. we start with the ben franklin bridge. if you are traveling on the ben, we do have construction project. these are the construction project affecting patco lines, as well, as you will notice, headed into new jersey, rid lane being blocked right here. no delays just yet. even as we approach 5:00 o'clock, that is great morning. as we head along to 95, right around broad street, maybe you're headed down to the philadelphia international airport, no real delays there. southbound 95 northbound 95 looking great not only out south philly, but through construction zones making your way in and out of northeast philadelphia, center city.

average speeds in the 50's, 55 traveling on 476, do have accident montgomery county, trooper at pot shop road. downed tree at front street, so weed land road your best bet here. remember in delaware, 495, ongoing closure between 12th street and terminal avenue. ninety-five your best bet. this will also be affecting dart. how do we look weather wise this morning? >> not bad at all. we came off gorgeous weaken, thanks, victoria, good to have you here this week. looking at pretty nice day overall. big difference, start to notice the humidity as the day goes on, still real comfortable outside. nice clear sky, comfortable temperatures, these temperatures will actually quite cool. let's look at storm scan3, not a heck of a lot. nothing more than hands full of clouds out this at the moment. that's generally what you will find all day today. really starting to feel like summer. now, summer officially according to the astronomical calendar will begin on saturday june 21, at 6:51.

not that we're specific or anything on the nose, but feeling much more like sum another days ahead. at the moment at 65 degrees, and six a percent humidity. very calm winds currently out of the west, will be turning more southwest as the day progresses, that will help fuel the heat for us. flirting with 90 today, thursday, inbetween, we actually do get our first 90 plus degrees days that we've had so far for not just the season but for the entire year obviously. so, 91 on tuesday, 93 on wednesday, the key here is that you have to factor in the humidity. it will feel a lot more steamy out there when you do factor that in. have couple of showers, thunderstorms along the way, hit and miss variety for the next couple of days more than anything as early as late tonight, may even be shower or storm. looking ahead to thursday, do see next cold front move in. what it will do is feature more widespread coverage of showers and storms, but we will take them at this point. what it means is that you will get cooled off little bit of relief any time the wet

weather moves in, by friday, we're seeing the worse of this heat ease up a bit. 86 degrees with some sunshine to wrap up the week. nicole, back to you. >> katie, thanks, now a check of some of the stories our sister station "kyw news radio" is following. philadelphia city council expected to cast final vote this week on bill that makes it easier for neighborhoods to set up pedestrian hang outs as well as more space for bike parking. and social media prenup is becoming popular trends among cup holes want to take control over what can be posted and where. check in two, three, four times a day "kyw news radio" 1060. >> prenup? how about that? >> thinking the same thing. 4:56. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", target offering another apology. more on the big computer glitch that started it all. >> an intake is way up among children, but did you know it affect girls and boys

>> dozens killed in a terror attack on police station and several hotels in kenya. police say locals were ambushed while watching the world cup. >> also, in philadelphia, a fathers day block party interrupted by violence, when police opened fire on a suspect. today is monday, june the 16th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer in for ukee this morning. >> i'm erika von tiehl. this morning the heat is on, warm and sunny, welcome change from last week's non-stop cloud and rain, but we are wondering, will it there is? >> it does look as those the heat will be lasting for youment actually going to see it spike to the point that it is the hot that's we've seen so far this year. so, talking a lot about temperatures, up tick in humidity to go along with it, full details coming up.

victoria? >> good morning, man, things could have been bad this morning, with the regional rail possible strike, but with that now being over this morning, your roadways look pretty good. we'll touch upon the 42 freeway, folks still trying to sneak in couple of seconds at the shore and headed back to philadelphia, but we'll talk about that in a little bit. victoria? >> back to breaking news, kenyan authorities blame al quaida linked terror group for deadly attack near coastal town. dozens every extremists allegedly belonging to sim al ya based al shabab, opened fire, killing 48 people. many of those victims had just been watching world cup matches on tv. we will have more on this breaking news throughout the morning for you. meanwhile, back here at home, burst of gunfire cuts neighborhood block party short in north philly. two men were shot at least one of them by a philadelphia police officer. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry, joins us now, police headquarters with more on this investigation, syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. what was supposed to be fun afternoo