harris, we have that boating on video. unfortunately it vice graphic. you might not want to watch. also graphic is the victim's injuries. >> reporter: as woman in the mcdonald's uniform beats on the face of the much smaller women a group of what appears to be teens or preteens used their phones for video rather than calling 911. the the boy's screaming and kicking the suspect in this video salem police pulled from you tube is victim's toddler's son. only one intervening for his helpless mother. the catherine ferreira suffered a broken nose and a concussion as well as extensive cuts and bruising to her face. she says had she used to work at mcdonald's with the suspect which police identified as latea a harris whether he she admits she took part in but never imagined would it go so far. >> i could have been dead right now and she hit me in the right spot it would have been over, over knowing.

>> reporter: police will charge hard business aggravated assault and making threats against the victim, and her son. the entire family is proud of two-year old son who showed no fear trying to protect his mom. >> he's only two years old so he didn't know what to do. he did what he was supposed to do. at the end of the day, that wasn't nothing but god. >> reporter: somehow ferrari is trying to have sense of humor despite pain and anger over what happened. >> i went in this for a cheese burger, a cheese burger because it is mcdonald's and i wanted a cheese burger. hold the beating. >> reporter: she is very courageous talking to us, mack mcreleased a statement says this employee will not be serving customers pending this important police investigation and i'm fully cooperating with the the local police, in this matter. reporting live from salem city i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

well, breaking news now at 5:00 o'clock out of norristown a gun bat there will has left one person injured tonight, the scene is the 1800 block of willow street. police are still trying to piece together exactly what happened, but we saw cars, a car, and a van there riddled with bullets. at least one person suffered an injuries but we're told they are not life threatening. we will follow the story and bring you update tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. new developments today in that double stabbing at the house of the horde inner olney, 71 year-old woman and 54 year-old man were brutally stabbed on north fourth street yesterday morning. today, police charged a teenage neighbor in connection with that crime, it was same teenager who was hosing down one of the victims and the scene when police arrived yesterday. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live with more on this teenage suspect, jane. >> reporter: jessica, cbs-3 sources a that this teenager has made a complete

confession, admit to go break nothing to his neighbor's home intent on stealing their car keys and selling that car, instead, he woke up his neighbors, establish usually attacked them and then try to cover up the mess. he is 18 year-old anthony waters charge with attempted murder, aggravated assault, burglary and robbery. police say he stabbed his own neighbors nearly two dozen times at their home on north fourth street in olney. sending them to the hospital in extremely critical condition. >> i'm very hurt, and i hope that they will be all right. >> reporter: his mother lisa waters holding back tears fearing her son would some day end up in trouble with the law. >> i pray that he would stop taking those pills. would i like to see him in jail but not for something like this. >> reporter: police say the 18 year-old lived across the street from the neighbors he targeted and entered you this an unlock back door. waters they say wanted to steel keys to his neighbor's car so he could sell it to the chop shop. once inside police say waters was startled, stabbed a 71

year-old up to 20 times and her 54 year-old roommate at least twice. >> that shouldn't have happened, we're fortunate that those two individuals, that their condition has been upgraded. >> reporter: cbs-3 sources say teenager has a history of of victimizing those neighbors including taunting, throwing roxanne punching a woman in the face. >> anytime you have any type of a stabbing, that is personal, and especially when you stab an individual, the amount of times that these two were stabbed. >> reporter: police recovered that knife after teen was seen spraying the scene and within of the victims with a garden hose. >> it is crazy out here. >> reporter: police say these victims are improving, they are in longer in critical condition. they are stabilized tonight. they are well enough, as well to speak with investigators. reporting live outside police headquarters, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. well, to west philadelphia now and terrifying armed robbery is caught on tape. this happened at kim's market,

at 62nd and market back in april, but the security camera video was just released today. it shows that suspect whipping out a handgun and leveling it right at the cashier's head. he got away with about $200. police say that the man may also be responsible for at least three other hold ups that happened this month. another big, big day for u.s.a. soccer, fans, across the area poured out of work at lunch as u.s. took on germany. >> you have to have love how soccer standings work sometimes because even though americans lost this match they will still advance to the next round of the world cup and as i saw for myself today the excitement just could not be beat. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> reporter: don't tell this crowd americans don't care about soccer. >> you have got to support the team, one nation, one team. >> reporter: gathered at piazza in northern liberties they have passion, dedication and numbers. >> statistics show that they have a 76 percent chance of

making it out of the group and 1 percent chance of the winning world cup but 1 percent they still have a chance, so i'm hoping they can win. >> reporter: very mathematical. >> you have to do this fast. >> reporter: they kept it together when things didn't go so well for team u.s.a. >> what just happened. >> i'm heart broken but we have time to come back. >> reporter: this crowd, clearly red, white and blue but over at german society of pennsylvania, allegiance was tested. >> for the u.s. and germany, love of both. >> reporter: very diplomatic but surrounded by german food and dressed in his hometown jerseys tony michaels made no such concession. >> no question bit. >> reporter: down in wilmington, delaware cheers for team u.s.a. from everyone in stony's public. >> being part of the fan base and coming out here with everyone with red, white and blue on it ace macing and i'm so happy to be part of it. >> reporter: hen in defeat.

>> the you had lives to fight another day and that is all that matters. >> reporter: next tuesday this this crowd will do it all again hoping for the win. some of the people out there were hiding from their bosses but i'll never say anything. lets look at our favorite tweets, this is the bethlehem steel sachs a great crowd out here. here's another angle enjoying the day. here thinks at brandywine reality trust taking it all in there by what looks like a little pond out identify. this is at the piazza where we were that crowd actually ended up growing but nice to sit down and take a rest while you watch the game. here this by says enjoying lunch and hopefully a u.s.a. win or draw. well, at least they advance. the there is something there. and this one i love, you might recognize these faces andre agassi, steffi graf, this simply says a happy home. >> happy home indeed. what is next for team u.s.a.? beasley will be along to break it down a little later in sports, then tonight at 6:00,

team u.s.a. goal keeper tim howard who is a new jersey native and he reached a major milestone in international soccer today. matt rivers traveled to his hometown to see celebration there is and we will have have matt's story tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. good day to sit outside and watch soccer or better yet be at the beach. time for orr at the shore. meteorologist kathy orr is live tonight on beautiful sea isle in new jersey and kathy, it just looks like an amazing day down there. >> it has been cloudy all afternoon, chris and just like that the sun came out. we are at 40th street beach and it has been crowded all day. i don't think anyone mind a few clouds after the spring we have had. we have a nice land breeze and then that is cooling down the ocean water temperatures. lets take a look at our local situation right now with storm scan three, we have had a few clouds here and there but it is slowly clearing and as we

zoom down to sea isle you can see clearing skies and a temperature of 82 degrees. right now in philadelphia, it is 86. trenton 82. atlantic city 85. that is at the airport. look the at allentown eight three, 58 in wilmington. here's the evening planner phillies kick off at 57 that game time temp will be eight 29:00 p.m. partly cloudy, 80 and humid. temperatures finally falling into the 70's. back here live look at that beach, as we look north, you can almost make out ocean city, in the distance, no one is moving, anytime soon, because the weather is perfect, but will it stay that way for the weekend? we will take a look at that coming up with your weekend forecast for now back to you chris and jessica. >> looking great, thanks very much. much more still ahead at 5:00 a father stunned to find out when he learns his missing son was found live, next see the drama played out on live tv.

on the way tonight concert chaos why dozens of young people were rushed to the hospital during a very popular concert. and it noise laughing matter why north korea senior new set rogan and james franco movie and act of war? we will be

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tell your doctors about all medicines you take. pradaxa side effects include indigestion, stomach pain, upset, or burning. if you or someone you love has afib not caused by a heart valve problem... ...ask your doctor about reducing the risk of stroke with pradaxa. dozens of young people are recovering after getting sick at an dance music show. thirty-six people mostly teenagers were rushed to hospitals last night. police say they appeared to be drunk or on drugs. those kids were at td garden for a concert by swedish dj avichi. when he learn bit, he called it quote awful news. police still have questions after search for missing boy in detroit comes to a bizarre even.

boy's father was told during a live tv show that his son had been found alive in his basement. >> yes, we are getting reports, that your son has been found alive, in your basement. >> what? >> yes, that is -- if you can hand me that wire very quickly. we're getting that right now, from -- >> how could your son be alive in your basement. >> quite a moment on hln's nancy grace, nancy grace, that father obviously is in shock. he had no idea his son, missing for about two weeks, was in his own home, police say that the 12 year-old charlie, was found behind a makeshift barricade. >> sir, did you check your basement? >> i checked my basement, the fbi checked my basement,

detroit police checked my basement, my wife check my basement, i have been down there several times. we have all been checking. >> wow. detroit police confirmed that they saw no signs of that boy even though they searched the home, four times, and they also say that charlie didn't appear to be shock or scared when he was found, and he was check out at a hospital and is said to be done just fine. >> wow. good evening, everyone. traveling during this rush hour you'll find a few incidents out there and it is affecting, and going to affect 476 and schuylkill expressway. lets start with how you're doing on 476, not great, southbound approaching the area of the saint david villanova we have an accident taking out that left-hand lane. so we have some bystanders, on site and on the shoulder here so just take it easy moving through this area southbound side of the blue route is jammed from approaching the schuylkill down through the media swarthmore. so if you are traveling in the southbound direction of 476, trying to get to the schuylkill expressway it will be a problem.

northbound we are not seeing a gaper delay but you have heavier blue route delays between 95 and media as we look at the schuylkill expressway 76 westbound is jammed as you make your way approaching the the area of university, reason being we have disable vehicle compromising a lane. expect heavy westbound volume making your way approaching university and all the way out to the western suburbs. and take a look at speed sensors in your western suburbs, 16 on the blue route, 22 traveling on the pennsylvania turnpike, 19 on 202, give yourself some more time. mass transit looks good. now let's head back to the desk. rob low's european vacation takes a frightening turn, still ahead at 5:00 why the actor and his family were in need of asrescue. then looking for love, philadelphia is one of the best places to live if you are single, but there is a catch. beasley? team u.s.a. survives the group of death and moves to the round of 16 in the world cup open, but serial fighter

you hear that music, it is summer, it is thursday and that means it is time for orr at the shore. >> kathy orr live in sea isle city. the kathy, how sit down there. >> it is beautiful, jessica. just a gorgeous day. we had clouds all day but you we had a land breeze keeping

it comfortable, giving us a break from the humidity but now sunnies out and look at all these people. hi, everybody. they are taking pictures. they are calling home. tell everybody at home you are here, on tv. down beach we are looking at a pack beach looking north towards ocean city and here in sea isle at 40th street this beach is special. it has been named by an environmental action group to be one of the nation's superstar beaches for its good water quality out of the list of hundreds of beaches nationwide, sea isle makes the top 35. so congratulations, sea isle. lets take a look at our weather across the region it is hot this afternoon sunshine. high so far in philadelphia 86 degrees the normal. eighty-six. we're right on par. record being 100. temperatures around the region still quite hot. philadelphia 86. millville 85. reading 84. down the shore you can see it cooler, beach haven 77. atlantic city eight two. sea isle 82. even in cape may and rehoboth,

81 degrees. comfort index for tomorrow much better then it was today at 60, not so bad, so it will be better tomorrow. and then this is how it will happen. we will have high pressure system to our north for friday, temperatures will be in the 80's, a chance of the stray shower, saturday we are looking at mostly sunny skies, and then that high pressure system will continue to keep it comfortable right through the end of the weekend on sunday, it will turn more humid though, as we can end progresses. now tonight, overnight low temperatures will be in the 60's, it will be muggy, during the day tomorrow, temperatures are going to be pretty comfortable. high temperatures in the 80's with the mix of sun and clouds, heading towards the poconos it will be a really nice weekend, friday, 76, saturday, 79, and sunday, 78, and look at the three day forecast, friday, saturday, sunday, temperatures approaching the mid 80's and once we get there, we are pretty much, going to stay

there. back here live, on the beach in sea isle i'm with our captain of beach patrol here, this is remy steel. this is used to get very quickly from one area to the another in case there is an emergency and this just happens to be rookie week. could i be a rookie, captain. >> i guess you could if you wanted to. if you realized what was involved you wouldn't want to be a rookie. >> tell me is what involved, it is 48 hours of swimming, running, rowing, paddle boarding, going to class, learning cpr, first aid. doing 40, 50 simulated rescues. >> i saw your beach patrol and they are out there right now. hi, guys. they are blisters from rowing in that boat getting ready for the summer season. >> the rowing, it is quite physical willly exhaust continuing and not only do your hand get pretty beat up but also your rear end from slide ago cross the sea. >> that is not comfortable. >> how has it been out here.

>> it has been a great summer. we have had fantastic weather. i cannot complain at all. everybody was really anxious to get down the shore after that winter we have had. >> as far as i mentioned the sharks, of course, we saw one shark 28 miles out. that is kind of normal, right? this was a great white shark. anybody talking bit down here. >> i have been on the beach patrol since 1968 and i have never seen anybody bitten by a shark. >> great news, captain. >> it really doesn't concern me. i swim out in the ocean and i'm not concerned bit. if i saw a shark right next to me i would try to get into a boat or paddle board but i'm not worried about it. >> ocean water temperatures little cooler with this land breeze. >> well, land breeze does take the warmer surfer water out. bottom water comes up to the surface and makes it cooler. >> it will be comfortable but it will be hot, captain,

thanks very much. >> sure, thank you. >> come down to sea isle and see these guys, they do a great job and watch rookies get in all of their hard work for this evening. we will be back on "eyewitness news" 59:00 after this

big game for u.s.a. soccer verse germany. it could not be a blow out because of the goal differential. no score in the second half germans on the attack, tim howard makes the save and ball goes to thomas muhler and blast it past howard and germany takes a one to nothing lead. u.s.a. had a couple of

chancees. michael bradley with the cross and clint dempsey header goes over the cross bar. however, close enough for team u.s.a. to advance to the knock out round. in the other group g match portugal taking on donna, 80th minute, christiano renaldo, and they would win two-one. they finish tied with team u.s.a. but won't advance because of the goal differential. u.s.a. will play belgium oral gear use next week in the round of 16. uruguay's lewis suarez will in the be playing anymore games in the world cup. fifa banned the star from all soccer activities for the next nine games and for four months, suarez bit shoulder of italy's georgio, during uruguay's one to nothing win on tuesday. >> a biter, you just can't have a biter around. >> you cannot bite people. >> you cannot tolerate that.

>> it is disturbing. >> it is. >> you bite. >> you are out. >> it is a basic, primal weapon, under used. >> yes. >> yikes, indeed. >> all right, beasley. >> thanks very much. >> there could soon be a new pain awaiting you at the gas pump, coming up at 5:30 we will look at is what behind a new you tax proposal that just might change your driving habits. plus north korea verse hollywood why kim june unsaying new comedy starring rogan and james franco is an ago of war. new at 6:00 changes to the philadelphia museum of art, a famous architect reveals the plan to transform our iconic building so what is behind it and what do people think witt. we will take a closer look at

i'm chris may here are the top stories for you, a woman savagely beaten in front of her young son in salem, new jersey tells "eyewitness news" she fears for her life. video of that a attack was posted on you tube. victim suffered a broken nose and concussion, this is the suspect latea harris. police are looking for her tonight. eighteen year-old anthony waters is charged in yesterday's double stabbing in olney. police say this is the same teen whom they found hosing down female victim and sidewalk when they arrived at the scene. there is breaking news in norristown tonight where at least one person has been injured in the gun battle on

willow street, a car and a van were both shot up there, and police are still on the scene they are trying to figure out exactly what led to that violence. kathy? chris, it is a hot afternoon in sea isle city we are on the promenade, on the live mobile weather lab. it is 82 degrees on the beach and on the promenade. take a look at the forecast from the city, shore to the mountains tomorrow, if you are in philadelphia the temperature will be 84 degrees. it will be a great day. seventy's down the shore. mid 70's in the poconos but plenty of sunshine. back here live, everyone is out getting a jump start on the weekend and it is only thursday. i will have the weekend forecast coming up later in the broadcast. >> the kathy, thanks. supreme court handed down a controversial decision today, court ruled massachusetts went too far by establishing a buffer zone to keep protesters away from abortion clinics. cbs news correspondent craig boswell is outside the court with what today's ruling will

need. >> reporter: supreme court and unanimous decision struck down massachusetts law that made protest illegal within 35 feet of the borings clinics. court said it violates first amendment rights of protesters. >> we have an unanimous decision on behalf of our first amendment right to peacefully offer information to women seeking an abortion. >> reporter: chief justice john roberts wrote the majority opinion says buffer zones burden substantially more speech then necessary. >> court's opinion today was so strong in saying that the last thing really the government can do is restrict speech when it claims there is alleged problem. >> reporter: rash of violent demonstrations outside clinics prompted massachusetts to inact the law you in 2007. abortion rights advocates are sharply criticizing the supreme court's decision. seal richards of the plant parenthood shows it shows a doubling disregard for american women. >> message that the court sent is that women safety is not a priority when balanced against other rights in this country.

>> reporter: there are a handful of other states with smaller buffer zones and those have not been overturn. chief justice john roberts made it clear that both sides have a right to be on public sidewalks and police can clamp down on harassment. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". secretary of state john kerry is in paris holding talks with several countries hoping to stop growing insurgency in iraq. they met with ministers present jordan, saudi arabia and united arab emirates as syria new threatens to enter the iraq conflict. thousands of iraqis fled their homes overnight after sunni insurgent is attacked several christian villages. australia investigators say they are confident malaysia airlines flight 370 was on auto pilot when it ran out of fuel and crash in the indian ocean. they also have announced that they will be looking for wreckage in a different part of the ocean. it will be farther south then previous searches in a area of 23,000 square miles.

the plane of course vanished in march on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. philadelphia police told to us day that dna from the rittenhouse square rape suspect is not linked to any unsolved rape cases within the city. milton garcia is accused of attacking a woman in her apartment near 19th and spruce early last saturday morning. police arrested him monday night. honduras, and, and, deportation in addition to the charges from last week even's attack. a big vote at bucks county school in the battle over use of the controversial nickname redskins. neshaminy school board members will vote, on a student newspaper, and a allow the newspaper to use the name of the mascot redskins in the editorials and letters to the editor but not in news stories. the newspaper editors have been odds with the board since editors voted to ban the work from the newspaper last fall. lou lawmakers are considering raising federal gas tax in order to fund road construction projects across

the country. it would be first such increase since 1993. people in pennsylvania have already been hit with the gas tax hike, and as syma chowdhry tells thus move could put the brakes on some peoples driving habits. >> we are already suffering. >> this is a limo driver dealing with high gas prices but as congress raises federal gas tax, his livelihood could be in jeopardy. >> i think our income will be affect, it will affect our prices. they may raise prices for customer which some things we don't want to. >> reporter: for the first time in more than 20 years federal gas tax could go up, lawmakers are the the at odds as they figure out a way to replenish the national highway trust fund. >> roads are in bad shape from the weather, from the years of under funding. >> reporter: jenny robinson is a spokesperson for triple a mid-atlantic and she says organization gives congress the green light to raise gas taxes, in order to help fund construction project, like the

one on i-95. >> it is the busiest highway in the region so it needs the investment. >> reporter: two of the proposals include raising the gas tax by 12 cents a gallon over the next two years or increasing it by 4 cents a gallon annually for the next seven years. these plans are hitting pennsylvanians hard, that is because drivers have already been dealing with a state gas tax increase earlier this year. >> definitely think that gas prices are high enough. >> i work hard, i work a lot of overtime to pay for this kind of stuff. >> reporter: as congress does approve approve a gas tax it will be implemented immediately n spring garden, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". authorities shut down a major bridge in camden county for emergency structural repairs and that is causing traffic trouble in the area. chopper three over white horse road bridge in lindenwald, it was closed after inspectors notice aid pair of failed girders caused that road to

dip more than it should. the bridge takes drivers over patco tracks near lindenwald station. in word when that bridge might reopen. good evening, everyone, speaking of patco we are dealing with six minute delays. it is not a lot but on top of the 30 minute delay that we have been having ever since construction project but lets talk about what we are dealing with in montgomery county. what we are looking at here is horsham road approaching the area of the 202 parkway. you'll notice i'll step out of the way, an accident situation here which is blocking the two right lanes. traffic can get by in one lane only but it is causing delays, not too far from that 309 area. so traveling in montgomery county you will fine delays. lets talk about where else you are experiencing delays. well, schuylkill expressway, no shocker there traveling east or westbound this shot around 202 but not only in your western suburbs but it is also around center city philadelphia and keep in mind traveling on the westbound side of the schuylkill right around south street we have a

disabled vehicle out there drop down to 11 miles an hour, high volume on the vine street expressway, specifically eastbound and then westbound approaching the schuylkill, high volume on i-95, 476 southbound approaching saint david, we still have an accident blocking the left lane so give yourself more time out there, it is a very busy day now back to the desk. vittoria, thanks. still to come on "eyewitness news" it is unclear whether hillary clinton might be heading to the white house in 2016 but we do know she will be heading to insuring this um iser. we will tell you about a new musical featuring the former president and first lady. grilling dangers that might surprise you, consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with what you need to watch out for before you start grilling, kathy? more clouds than sundown the shore this afternoon but it is warm, breezy, so what does this mean for the weekend? we will have the forecast from the mountains to the city to the shore, coming up, as "eyewitness news"

philadelphia is a great place to be single, if you air guy. the survey looked at number of unmarried woman and other factors like, cost of living and culture and for guys, boston was first, philadelphia rang fourth, but for the ladies, well, philadelphia didn't even crack the top five, on the list of top cities for singles.

>> sorry, ladies. well, we don't know yet if they will be heading back to the white house but we know the story of bill and hillary clinton will head to broadway as a musical. >> two australian brot hours created a clinton: the musical. former president is played by two different actors one showing professional, political side of the ex-president and one showing off his personal side. musical's character include hillary rodham clinton, newt gingrich, monica lewinsky and eleanore roosevelt. that show will run off braid way at signature center july 18th through the 25th and it turns out it was such a head at the 2012 festival fringe it was many in nateed as best new musical. >> wonder which side of bill is more fun to play, personal or professional. >> i guess we will to have see. >> we will

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actor and family had to be rescued from raging gulf waters in france. the first floor of their home was reportedly filled with muddy water. officials say it was biggest storm of the year, family was on vacation celebrating lowe's son's high school graduation. america's got talent, well, the jersey shore has its own version. >> for more on that, and look at the forecast, meteorologist

kathy orr joins us for orr at the shore. hi, kathy. it wasn't that long ago that this was covered with snow, probably this high from the terrible winter and now we are looking at beautiful day with the deep blue sky and you can see even down the boardwalk, we have bikers, walkers, everyone just want to be outside. take a look at storm scan three, is there not much to talk about. fair weather cumulus clouds out there and nothing but sunshine, just an improving forecast this weekend. that is good news. temperatures around the region in the 80's, philadelphia the high so far 86. that is our temperature. trenton 82. wilmington 84. the atlantic city is 85. uv index will change over next couple of days a at 9:00 in the high range for friday for philadelphia, saturday seven with a few more clouds, sunday back to nine. now we have high pressure that is going to be over us, coming from the north and that means,

deep blue skies, and a very comfortable conditions, especially for your friday. just a chance of the stray shower. working our way through you sat day temperatures in the 80's and still quite comfortable. we will see more warmth with temperatures in the 80's for sunday. now, our forecast for tonight does call for partly cloudy skies. going to the phillies game pack the sun screen because it will be sunny for part of that game. low temperature is 68. for the day, tomorrow, looking for good weather, friday, mix to of sun and clouds. temperatures 84 degrees. on the exclusive seven day forecast a and sunday looking fantastic, 84, 86 respectively and hazy hot humid conditions build back in for next week with showers, and, thunderstorms. so it is really going to be feeling different. we are back here live in sea isle we have a lot of talent here, this is eric, and you are the mc for a very special show in sea isle what is it. >> we do sea isle city has

talent every friday night at 8:00 o'clock. it is an amateur talent show and they do cash prizes ranging from $250 to $50 every week and grand finally august 15th for top prize of $1,500 cash. >> wow, a lot of money $1,500 guys that is a lot have of money, isn't it. >> yeah. >> how do you pick kids or the talent. >> you can register at sea isle city got talent.com. >> okay. >> simply fill out your information and we will get you registered and you can get to pick whatever week. a lot have of people choose week they are on vacation. >> i have two children right here, they have talent because i have prescreened them, okay. >> i have sam, she's nine years old. i also have delaney. she's seven year old. delaney we will start with you because i know you can sing. delaney fridays media what will you sing for eric. >> crazy by hunter heyes crazy. >> okay,. >> kick it away, delaney. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> what do you think of delaney. all right. >> and sam here she does ballet, tap and she also does, >> show us a move. >> what sit called. >> side leap. >> jake, our photographer we will ask you to step back and she will do a side leap. >> of course, our mayor here, congratulations on that great report about the beach. >> that was huge, thank you very much. >> and we have a lot of talent here. >> we have talent in sea isle, beautiful beaches and beautiful gorgeous weather.

>> is what your talent. >> my talent is keeping everything running. >> is it is always wonderful to see you. i'm sure you you will be back. >> i think we have some food coming from steve's grilled cheese. >> steve's grilled cheese we will see that real quick and we have to talk about our weather april. steve's grill cheese, it will be hot and fantastic. let's tell but our cbs weather app here, our cbs-3 weather app, you can get it at itunes store just down load it free, it is a great new feature that we have. also, remember it will be, available soon, for your android, you have got to do that. you cannot find any grilled cheese on that app only weather. we will send it back to you in the studio. >> look at all this talent. >> delaney was great, catchy was a little pitchy. >> okay, landy that is all i'm saying. >> summer as we know is

grilling season as if grilling actually needs a season. >> but the best backyard barbecue start with proper planning long before you hit the grill. here's 307 your side consumer reporter jim donovan. >> reporter: safe cook out begins long before firing up the grill, starting with the me store. >> you want to choose cuts of meat that are not too thick, because when you cook food outside will get charred and inside won't cook. >> reporter: cooks should also start with the clean grill, wire brush and paper towel in salt water should remove most residue. long time grillers may think they can wing it but another purchase is key to keeping healthy. >> part of any tool kit should be a good meat thermometer because meat can carry, bacteria, and if it is not thoroughly cooked, that can make you, your family and your guests sick. >> reporter: stake and fish should be cooked to 145 degrees fahrenheit, ground beef and pork, 160 degrees and

chicken and other poultry 165. avoid using the same plate for the raw meat as your serving plate. >> that defeats the whole purpose of cooking your meat properly because bacteria from the raw meat juices can get on to the food and make you sick. so use two separate plates. >> reporter: don't forget to serve hot food and cold dishes can spoil easily when left in the summer sun. you don't use a thermometer, i'm not coming to your house you will kill me with a bad burger. >> you have to be careful with pork, especially. >> don't eat at his house. >> there hasn't been a invitation for you. >> wow. >> well, overwhelming meat is how awe approach your meat. don't be afraid to turn it up, everything will be fine. >> all right, jim, thank you. up next, hollywood's new you release north korea is considering a act of war

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(. the government of north korea is angry over a new hollywood comedy that i north korea believes is mocking their leader.

>> north cover reace calling it an act of war. cbs news reporter set h dome is in beijing with the dialogue making the stars laugh. >> no one can out loud we're both thinking. >> i love you actor seth rogan who stars in the film tweeted people don't usually want to kill me for one of my movies until after they have paid 12 bucks for it. >> it seems the satire of this movie was lost on those inside the hermit kingdom or north korean state news agency provocative story line is leading to quote, a explosion of outrage, and fury within our army, and among the people. the official statement came on the 64th anniversary of the start of korean war. tens of thousands, celebrated the family, who has led this reclusive country for generations. the the film, the interview, takes aim, literally at the current leader. thirty something dictator, kim

june un. >> you wanting to kill him. >> totally. >> seth rogan and co-star james franco play a news team who are pulled into a cia plot to assassinate mr. kim. when we were in north korea last summer we saw him several times, and witnessed north koreans breathless devotion to him. the film focused on at that too. >> kim june unpeople believes anything he tells them including that he can speak to dolphins. >> reporter: firing back the north koreans promised to mercily stump on those who inn salt or slander even so much a strand of hair, of our top leadership. north korean did not clarify, and, and what else, and. >> and, kim june un, set h dome, cbs news, beijing. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00.

now at 6:00 some breaking news gun battle, eruptness montgomery county, one person is sent to the hospital, a van is riddled with bullets. we have exclusive video from the scene. plus a mother viciously attacked one of her two-year old son has victim speaks out about her ordeal. world cup fever, there is one new jersey town in particular, that was especially pumped up about the u.s., with germany to day we will explain why. and wait until you you see what is involved in the plans to renovate the art museum kathy. video of the aftermath of the

shoot-out in norristown. the driver of the minivan has been rushed to the hospital, "eyewitness news" is first to tell but this story at 5:00. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. that scene unfolding in the 1800 block of willow street in norristown. people living in the montgomery county neighborhood are shaken up tonight. and, it is walt hunter hoist only television reporter there, walt? >> reporter: one neighbor thought it was a lawn mower backfiring that is how unaccustomed folks are in this neighborhood to violence. it was not a lawn mower but sound of gunshots around 2:00 p.m., as you say, left one person wounded and manhunt now underway for those who are firing the shots. crime scene tape sealed off part of the norristown neighborhood and mid afternoon after bullets began suddenly, flying. this minivan, its windows shattered by gunshots, driving a couple miles and pulling up to mercy hospital, where a unidentified passenger is being treated for what police called non-life threatening

injuries. >> i heard the gun shots, yes, and it was pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: janet saunders who heard shots but did not see what happened, now watched as officers retrieved, spent shell casings from the street, flatbed ago way a neighbor's car with at least two bullet holes in the side door and the bumper. >> it is very surprising, yes. we just don't have it happen up here very quiet. >> totally shocked. this is very quiet neighborhood. it is almost like a scene out of the movie. >> kathy burns returned from work to see her normally peaceful neighborhood now a crime scene. investigators hoping, through evidence collected here, to track down the suspects, and determine the motive, for the the violence, that put anyone outside, on a warm summer afternoon, in danger. >> i haven't really taken it all in, but it is very frightening.