>> 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 afternoon with neighbors turns

dangerous after two -- after shots were fired during two shootings, one every them involving a police officer. now, authorities are investigating right now these double shootings happened yesterday afternoon, in the fair hills section of the city. authorities say at least two people were shot, one of them by a police officer. now, the initial shooting took place just little after 3:00 near a block party, on the 3200 block of north randolph street. police found one man shot multiple times, and he was taken to temple hospital where he is in critical condition. authorities believe there were three men in total involved with the initial incident, when police arrived to the scene, they say they found the suspect trying to run, while the officer fawn one man collapsed on the street, and another inside nearby house. now, one of the officers fired his gun, hitting one of the suspects in the arm. now, that man was taken to the hospital, and is in stable condition. again, two of the suspects are

at the hospital. one suspect is in police custody. officials say the investigation is ongoing, and there is a possibility that both suspect could have been fired, could have have been shot at by the police officer, but they are looking into that. but we are also told no police officers were harmed in this incident. we're live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. new this morning, shooting in the fair hills section of the city, has left one man in the hospital, and police searching for who did it. it happened inside a bar at second and somerset. one patron shot another in the leg. now, the victim was transported to terrible hospital and is in stable condition. police are searching for that suspect. we're coming up on 5:03, let's get traffic and weather together. weep start things off with kate. >> i good morning, nicole, happy monday everybody. what a gorgeous weekends, and happy fathers day, belated happy fathers day to all of the dads out there, still looking ahead to pleasant weather, off to comfortable start right now.

we start things offer in fact by taking you out to storm scan3, remains clear as a bell essentially, and going to continue to keep a view much like this here in the hours ahead, as high pressure continues to take the lead. but, there will eventually be a couple of showers and storms that do pop up. so, i just want to briefly walk you through future weather here. so, no problems this morning, this afternoon, all is clear, all is definitely nice and warm, but bright, sunny, for you if you have outdoor plans, no worries, good excuse maybe to be have lunch outside today. it will be ukee's treat since he's on vacation. how does that sounds? >> little wet weather off to the north and south, will likely fire shower or under this earl storm in a couple of spots late tonight. so you get the whole day in without a hitch really. and then the overnight comes along, mild, muggy, start to seymour clouds building, and really going to notice that up tick in humidity. in fact you may start to notice the up tick in humidity as early as this afternoon. today is great pool day for sure. if you want to find yourself outside, maybe find yourself near a body of water, great excuse for. that will pair of eight's what we're shooting for

daytime high. with the building heat of course comes its own sort of slew of weather-related issues, and as we jump ahead to tomorrow, that thermometer will continue to spike. take a lock at these feels-like values guys. by 4:00, 5:00 p.m., feeling like the mid 90s, in the city of philadelphia, and quite a few other locations, so, this is going to be our story for the next couple of days, building heat, building humidity, and couple of showers if not few thunderstorms along the way, as well. victoria, over to you. >> thank you, it is nice to feel that heat. one thing that probably won't be great this morning, feeling the heat of rush hour after a beautiful weekend. but we will see how it pans out. let's look first at the 42 freeway, get you outside a look at 42, right around the area, southbound, northbound, looking great. as i mentioned earlier, trying to sneak in the last couple of of seconds down the shore, making your way to head to the work day, into philadelphia, at least this morning, the 42 looks great. atlantic city expressway looks great. fifty-five, scenic route home, loose great.

lots of nice options in new jersey, once you cross over the ben, be mindful the construction zone that you will have which are affecting patco lines, eastbound specifically headed into new jersey. as we head into pennsylvania, 676, a breeze, and notice starting to pick up little bit every light here. that's when the rush comes in, however, our speed censors are indicating no rush just yet. fifty-five on 95, 50 is your average speed censor on the schuylkill expressway, 55 traveling on 476, as well. now, we do, however, have closure, this is balance guy mink owe road closed at front street due to downed tree. this morning, swedeland road would be your best alternate. also, montgomery county trooper road at pot shop road dealing with accident. definitely good news, we avoided bad news bears, regional rails, all mass transit doing okay, nick snow. >> victoria, thank you. developing right now, the us is securing americans in iraq as the white house considers its next move. as susan macinnis reports, the crisis in iraq continues to intensify.

as an extremist group vows to take over the country's capitol. >> us officials are sending nearly 100 soldiers and marines to secure the american embassy in baghdad. some staff members have been evacuated to more stable parts of the country, as islamic militants push toward the capitol. >> the extremist groupies lamb i can state of iraq and syria has already captured a large part of the northern iraq, and says it was behind yesterday's deadly blast in baghdad. over the weekend, the group posted gruesome pictures on line, that it claims shows more than 1700 captured iraqi soldiers being executed. the images and death toll can't be verified. the white house is considering possible us military action. >> my first thing, recommended to the president, get urine tell genes back on track, making sure that we have the inch they will we need for our, whatever options, republican lindsay gram who serves on the senate armed services committee says the instability may force the us

to form an alliance with long time adversary iran. >> we have to have some dialogue with the iranians that coordinate our efforts, but put red lion to the iranians. don't use this crisis to take territory from the iraqi people. >> iraq says it is training troops to fight back against isis. susan macinnis, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". israeli military releases video of special forces searching house to house in the hunt for three missing teenagers. nineteen year old frankel, dual us israeli citizens, and his friends, 19 year old, and 16 year old, they vanished thursday afternoon while hitchhiking home from school. the islamic millitant group hamas is blame for their disappearance. rough tan is a booking passengers onto other flights after landing gear problems for the plane to return to philadelphia international airport. flight 427 landed safely last night, no one was hurt.

that flight was on its way to frankford germany. the pile lot told passengers they had been trying retract the landing gear. they let fuel out of the plane before landing. >> we circled for almost two hours, the landing gear would not come up, so they let the fuel out of the plane, and then they make it lighter to land in case we had an accident landing. and we finally landed. >> airport officials tell "eyewitness news" that flight 427 did not declare an emergency. happening today, montgomery county man charged with murdering his two month old daughter scheduled to go on trial. investigators say edward doyle killed his daughter, mikhail a, in his hatboro apartment in february of last year. officials say the child had skull fractures and broken ribs. doyle told police he fell while holding his daughter. >> commuters were worthied weekend, but this morning, septa's regional rail is up and running after a brief

strike. saturday night president obama 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. >> besides now just have over eight months until another potential work stoppage. this was the first strike on the regional rail since 1983. thank goodness, right? >> no kidding. >> dodge add bullet on that one. 5:09. the first beach in our area to be officially designated as gay-friendly will be unveiled today. that's coming up. >> also, frustrated customers at target nationwide after a glitch leads to long lines and problems checking out. but, t this morning, customers are worried there could be larger problems on the way. >> and the us takes on ghana in the world cup today.

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>> protest in rio de jane arrow, protesters pepper sprayed. not bad. expect to go see the temperatures go on nice uphill climb in the days ahead. good and bad depending who you ask for sure. great pool weather coming up overall. although, we do have to bring in more showers, thunderstorms, in the forecast

as time progresses. so we start off with good news. looking live in atlantic city, gorgeous view, clouds off shore for the most part, it is still very comfortable, here, and in atlantic county really across the board here, at 65 degrees, currently, at our station headquarters, here in spring garden, center city. but down the shore, actually mid 60s, get the moderation from the open ocean water. we go next-door, pollen report. you know, pollen hasn't been all that bad lately. grasses continue to be the issue, 5.5, the level for us today, tomorrow, just little bit lower, but we are going to eventually start to see little bit more of an up tick with this, more heat, more humidity, building, but there is going to be somewhat after mixing of the atmosphere, keeping things somewhat active. so the levels don't necessarily have a chance to spike into the highest territory, good news. storm scan3, locally, and really across the northeast, as a whole, looking pretty quiet. you can already see some showers, some storms, have been bubbling up across the canadian border. we'll see that through western pennsylvania, some of which will also eventually survive as it rolls our way, that

doesn't happen until later tonight. but notice, if you look real closely, do you have sort every envision this, high pressure anchored to the southeast. so you can see the circulation, that clockwise spin of the clouds, around that high. what that is doing, ushering in southwest flow. so, air mass is coming from not just warmer place, but also much more moisture rich source. you have the gulf of mexico to work with, and that does mean that the humidity starts to creep up on us here. so pair of eight's for the daytime high. it is warmer than yesterday. it is also going to be noticeably muggier than yesterday, especially tonight, 73 degrees, mild, muggy, probably shower or storm around here and there, but not everyone gets hit by. that will so a loft us cranking the air conditioner later tonight. ninety-one tomorrow, first 90 plus degree day we've had all year, 93 by wednesday, so steamy day, with a thunderstorm, and those showers will also continue on thursday with more widespread coverage, the next cold front comes along, victoria? >> good morning, is it weirds that i lover the air conditioner on, to put sweat pants and sweatshirt on?

am i i the only one that does that in the summer? >> i love that. >> and cuddle up with a blanket. >> i know, i love. that will well, let's get you outside. get you warm and cozy with good news in the traffic world. take a look at the schuylkill expressway right around the area of south street t really doesn't matter which direction you're traveling, eastbound or westbound, on 76. not only around downtown philadelphia, but also, around your western suburbs, a beautiful ride this morning, so far. we'll hope it stays that way. let's get you over now to 22, this is 202 around the area of 29, around the construction zone, again, no problems just yet. see folks here just moving along just fine, with no delays. and, as you will notice, real now delays anywhere so far. fifty's your average on the schuylkill, 55 on 95, even through those construction zones, how much. that will pick up soon enough. we will wait on that. fifty-five your average traveling on 476. now we do have few overnight construction project, usually linger until about 6:00 this morning. northeast extension both directions at quakertown, to lansdale, also the pa turnpike eastbound, right around

virginia drive. no delays however for mass transit. erika? >> victoria, thank you. happening today atlantic city becoming more gay-friendly. we have a live look for you at the city's shore line here. mayor don guardian is scheduled to announce that park place is a lgbt friendly beach. also announcing upcoming events including the stand up lgbt expo coming late september. competition begins today at the 2014 special olympics usa games in new jersey. workers spent the weekend getting the fields ready. the national games are being staged at various sites in central new jersey through saturday. one of my favorite organizations ever, and i love the special olympics. >> perfect. >> great environment. >> 5:16. new concern for target customers morning after glitch caused problems nationwide this weekend. we'll have that story next. >> also, in the health watch, why caffeine has different effect on boys and girls after they reach puberty. >> ♪

time to wake up, 5:17 right now. after a nice weekend like that one, i know it can be tough sometimes. >> mondays can be cuff tough. all of your news, traffic and weather on the other side. stay with us.

>> diabetics may soon be able to use smart phones to control their blood sugar. researchers are having success with the new device called bionic pancreas. now, it monitors glucose levels for type one diabetics. device uses smart phone and glucose monitor to signal implanted pump to deliver insulin and hormones, so patients won't have to. amazing. also, new study published in the journal of pediatrics, finds caffeine has different

effects on boys and girls after they reach puberty. researchers say, girls experience different heart rate and blood pressure changes, than boys. scientists say more study needed to figure out why there is a difference and whether hormones play a role. a computer glitch snarls the payment process at target check out counters all across the country. the check out trouble led to slightly longer lines, and delays, in at least five states over the weekends. the problems only seem to affect custom wester debit cards, gift cards, and ebt cards. many were concerned this latest glitch could make them a victim of fraud. i think that's terrible. specially in a big corporation like this, that they can't get a handle on it, that's like the scariest thing for me, especially with debit cards. >> a target spokesperson says they've since identified the issue, and that it is not related to any security problems. target, remember christmas? >> i know, here we go again. a loft data breaches, a lot of

security breaches overall. a trends. 5:20, the nba champs are unseated and the us takes on ghana today in the worlds cup. sports next. >> also, starbucks is hiring, you just mant way to apply, we'll tell you about the massive perk the coffee giant's offering its employees, coming up next.

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or so that it starts to really feel humid. so, we're still feeling awfully comfortable at the moment. it will start to change, though, as time progresses here, pair of eight's our expected hi, then we get new the 909 plus agree territory for the first time since the year began. for both tuesday, wednesday, along the way couple of showers perhaps thunderstorm right now, looks like thursday ends up being the weathers day of the forecast, most widespread showers or storms, as our next cold front comes along, and at the moment looks like we might start clearing things out in time for friday, although can't rule out shower in time for saturday. victoria, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, still nice ride. no matter how you cut t76, nine, a the boulevard, get you outside. looking at 76 around the area of the roosevelt boulevard, headed into your western suburbs, the westbound direction, eastbound, into downtown philadelphia, really no major delays to watch out for. i mean, look at our speed censors, still high up there into the 50's, really no delays to speak of just yet. however, we are dealing with a accident, this is montgomery county, sumneytown pike at

beaver street. be minds full of that. also, weaver some midday construction today. vine st. expressway eastbound, broad street to 95, this is 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., we'll have this construction, so definitely want to be careful of. that will and say hey, maybe you're still down the shore, and you're just trying to sneak in the last couple of seconds of the weekends, well, if you are headed back to work, all of our shore commute roadways look still pretty good. nicole? >> all right, thanks, victoria. well the phils start a tough seven game road trip tonight against the nl east braves in atlanta cole hamels gets the start for the phils. a.j. burnett yesterday, in the final game of the cub series in south philadelphia. burnette served up first inning homerun to the cubs, anthony rizzo, but allowed only three runs. the phils managed only three hits, and lost it, three to nothing. to the nba finals, san antonio, where labron james was doing his best to keep the heat in the series. king james, had 17 points, in the first quarter, and the heat had a 16-point lead, but, then the spurs found another

gear. leonard had 22 points and ten rebounds, he was the nvp of the finals. spurs win it 104 to 97, win the title four games to one. erika? >> us soccer fans have been waiting impatiently for today. the us will take on ghana in their first game of the 2014 world cup. that game gets underway at 6:00 p.m. tonight. many believe the united states will have tough time advancing out of their group of death, power house's germany, began, a and portugal. >> yes, ghana is a good team, they've done well in the past two world cups. but at the same time, every time you come to the world cup, it is always, you know, a fresh slate, played the best of our ability, that we have the quality that we can go for in this tournament. that's what we focus on. >> expect weather to play a factor in today's game. it has been raining for days now. the next game for the us will be against portugal, on sunday. all right, 5:26 right now.

and there are plenty of predictions for who is going to win this year's world cup. >> yes, people all over the world making predictions, but who needs a person when you can ask an arm dill snow. >> so true. >> well, that's logical. norman, the armadillo, at germany's zoo, came up with the prediction that germany would win its upcoming game by picking i guess that soccer ball. >> okay? >> all right! now, norman sadly was not thereto choose between the us and ghana, so that's still a mystery. >> hey, we need to get him on that. what does norman think? choose another ball! oh, my. 5:27 right now. coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news", police forced to open fire at neighborhood block party. syma? >> that's right. officials are investigating a police involved double shooting. i'll have those details coming up. plus, we're still on the look-out for bears roaming the new jersey suburbs. finds out where one was just

seen ahead. >> victoria, katie, return with your traffic and weather together. together on 39's, we have area got the ladies in the house this morning. we'll be back in just two minutes.

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>> violence takes over a fathers day celebration, all happened at a block party in philadelphia. live with the details coming up. also this morning, looking for a job? well, if so, you might want to apply at starbucks. we'll tell you how the coffee giant is helping its employees go to college for free. first though, we want to check traffic and weather together with katie and victoria this morning. hey, ladies? >> good morning, and we are actually looking ahead to another bright sunny day, but two big difference that is start to come into play here, the heat is on, for theex