>> with that heatwave will comma lot of sun glare, so make sure to pack the shades before you lever the house, keep in mind to pull the advise or down. jump outside, things are pretty quiet. ninety-five, even through construction zone, throughout cottman avenue, southbound, northbound commuting not a problem. but it is not a problem just yet. it is a monday morning. ukee? >> tour, thank you. thirteen year old girl is caught in the crossfire while sleeping in bed. now, police in south jersey are on the hunt for the person who pulled the trigger. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now from the scene, in winslow township with the developing details. syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee. police believe the shooting took place right behind me, on haywood lane right there and the stray bullet went through that house, hitting a 13 year old girl, while she was home in bed. now, other bullets flew as well, one hitting a house across the street, about three doors down. now, police still on the scene

investigating. this happened around 12:30, at the home of the corner of hathaway drive and hey haywood lane. they heard gunshots but didn't see anyone. thirteen year old girl was at home in bed sleeping. she was shot at least once in the back side. now, she was taken to cooper hospital with non-life threatening injuries, police just tell us now, she is in stable condition. now, i spoke with a neighbor, who called 911, and she didn't want to be identified, but she tells us there has never been a shooting in this neighborhood. >> all the sudden i heard two shots, then i heard like seven more. i just called the comes. i didn't see anybody or anything, but so frightening, because this never happens in this area. >> again, a 13 year old girl is shot. she is at cooper hospital. i spoke with her sister, via twitter, and her sister tells me that the teenager doing well. now, right now, police still

investigating, as well as camden county prosecutor's offers, also on the scene, investigating. we're live in sicklerville, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. no charges will be filed against the driver who struck a two year old boy in kensington. it happened just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon, on the 1800 block of east monmouth street. officers took photos that far mini-van, but the driver wasn't taken into custody. police say it was an accident. the boy is list in the stable condition at st. christopher hospital for children. coming up on 5:33, a check on the forecast, hot one today. >> it certainly looks that way. i think we will easily heat up. starting from pretty warm place anyway, nicole. happy monday first and for most everybody, coming off what hopefully was long weekends for many of you, what beautiful weather we generally had to enjoy. arthur couldn't shake us here. we ended up with real nice weather generally speaking, but now starting start to see te temperatures really rebound. after real comfortable all it

be warm days, start to notice the humidity and also the thermometer creeping up on us. storm scan3, nothing more than just little thin valley would say here, cloud cover, little speckles of green start to fire up. just representing some ground clutter in the atmosphere, not expecting any wet weather, at least in the near term. i would say, later, especially into tonight, say, maybe portions of the poconos, northwest extreme northwestern berks county could ends up with shower or storm courtesy of the moisture offer to the north and west over the great lakes. but the rest of the region, we dodge it here today. ends one high pressure generally on our side. outside, west lawn, pennsylvania, 76 degrees for you there, pretty quiet start to the day for us, but, the wind flow is straight up out of the south, or the southwest, that means, it is coming from a warm place. our entire air mass is coming on the circulation, the back edge of high pressure, so it is coming from the south. and that means, it is nice and warm, and it also be moisture rich. currently temperatures are generally into the 70s, little cooler at the poconos, as of

typical. seventy-three somewhat the magic number from sea isle up to ac, beef haven, rehoboth, checking in at the same number. regardless of temperature here, we heat up easily later today even at the shore points, south flow, you get nice breeze, but very warm breeze. so it won't do too much to help cool you down here, spec more sun than anything, as well at the sharp. that's part of why you will hit 91 today in the city, i think we also hit the low 90s, up in the mountains, probably not as hot, but will certainly be warm. as i mentioned, you might see shower or storm fire up much later on today. victoria, over to you. >> thank you, it never gets olds. whenever you say heatwave, i'm like heatwave. >> oh, that, too. i'm with you! good morning, i just envisioned us a three just kind of bopping with it in the back. >> may go viral. i don't know. >> we'll put happy spin on the heatwave. later on see the sun glare associated with that, will definitely affect your commute. right now looking outside, not too much to worry about.

the 42 freeway, anyone making their commute from the jersey shore, back to work, this morning, from a beautiful fourth every july weekend, the 42 still looking nice, however, this will definitely change, as it usually does, every rush hour morning. but again, northbound, southbound, 42, moving well. no problems on the atlantic city expressway, garden state parkway. take a look at the roosevelt boulevard. southbound to northbound commuting around the schuylkill, even around broad street. no major delays because speed censors still high up to the 50's, 55 your average on the schuylkill, 95 through the construction zones, even traveling 476 at 55, but that's really around the area of route one, media swarthmore between 95 and the mid-county toll plaza beyond that northbound on the northeast extension, we do have an accident which is blocking all lanes approaching lansdale. best alternate is to take route 309. this is involving overturned tractor-trailer, as far as mass transit is concerned, out at the airport, no major problems to speak of. ukee? >> tour, thank you, time 5:35. in business news this morning, which restaurant is putting

endless appetizers on their summer menu. >> and which car company is redesigning a classic vehicle. money watch's jill wagner live from the new york stock exchange with those answers and more, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, nicole, investors return from the holiday with stocks in record territory, on thursday, the dow broke 17,000 for the first time ever. that means, finished up 92 points, at 17,068. the nasdaq, rose, 28, and it came in with good economic news. labor department reported really strong job gains in june. a sign that hiring is picking up. general motors, ceo; preparing before lawmakers again, the u.s. senate subcommittee that's investigating gm's ignition switch recall plans to hold a second hearing next week. a spokesman for gm says ceo marry barr looks forward to up-beating senators about changes the company has made to keep drivers safe. well, the classic jeep

wrangler, could be going on a diet. chrysler is reportedly giving the wrangler bit of make over, considering smaller engine, so it won't burn as much gas. right now the wranglers gets about 17 miles per gallon in the city, 21 miles per gallon on the highway. redesigning a classic car, though, always considered a risk. and, tgi friday's is rolling out a new summer promotion, to get customers in the door, endless appetizers, for $10, diners can choose from a list of friday's most popular starters, and then get unlimited refills of that appetizer. loaded to potato skins, boneless buffalo skins, all included, friday's says, sharing is discouraged, but not banned. ukee, nicole? >> you agree? >> discouraged but not banned? >> you should have heard the voices, bunch of whispers going here: that's awful, that's awesome. >> nine months pregnant, jill, i get all excited. >> thank you, appreciate it.

>> i know where you'll all be later. >> possibly. >> hello. >> i know it. >> , that, jill. 5:37 now. new this morning, tragedy in southern california when lifeguard drowns trying to save a swimmer. the 32 year old lifeguard returned in to help a swimmer in newport beach when 10-foot wave knocked him underwater t took an hour and a half for other lifeguards to find his body. the swimmer did safely make it to shore. >> nicole, another swimmer lived to see another day after coming face-to-face with great white shark. the 50 year old is recovering after being attacked over the weekend. cbs correspondent with his incredible story of survival. >> i'm looking at this shark, eye to eye, just right here, and at that very moment i was fighting for my life. >> swimmer steven thought the great white was the last thing woe see. >> i had absolutely no time to react. >> he scrolled for help during

his weekly saturday morning swim, near california's manhattan beach. a shark had sung its teeth into his right side. >> just instinctively i used my right hands to grab its nose and just tried to yank it off of me. >> people warned others in the water. >> hey, get out of the water, shark! hey, get out of the water, shark. >> i looked at steve and i thought well maybe he had a heart attackment then i looked under the water and i saw the bleeding of his wounds. and i thought, well, are we next? >> witnesses say the 7-foot juvenile shark had been caught on fisherman's hook for 40 minutes before it attacked. >> by the time he cut that line loose, i was in the wrong spot at the wrong time. >> fellow swimmers and paddle boarders carried him to shore. back on dry lands, he is shaken up, but thankful to be alive. >> it was crazy how fast something can turn, how your life can just change instantly. >> he says for now, he's staying out of the ocean. cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

how about that? >> scary, scary store. >> i my goodness. >> but he knew what to do. >> did he. >> all right, well, couple's wedding creating white a whirlwinds. the stunning shots going viral. >> weren't many fireworks at the box office this weekend. why hollywood just saw one of its worse fourth of july weekends ever. katie? >> well, ukee, looking ahead to heat and building humidity with time. so likely going to be call it a heatwave by wednesday. we will talk temperatures, tracking some storms for you, as well, we will de just that, track those storms on the other side.

>> business owners wanted them to stay for a long holiday weekend? we came over here with the whole family, tried to have a nice time. make up for all of that time, you know, that we had rain. >> now, some boardwalk business owners say, the summer has gotten off to a bit of a slow start. they hope more people will stay, and shop, through the second half of the summer season. well, mother nature, photo bombs, some incredible wedding pictures in canada. take a look at this. newlyweds got these stunning pictures of lifetime, as tornado swirled in the background, there outside.

can did's weather service says two tornados touched down about an hour away from the couple's photo shoot. those pictures are creating whirlwind, as you might imagine, on the internet. wow, our time 5:43, let's get your traffic and weather together. katy? >> so amaze to go see that, wow, all right. storm scan3, we take a look here over the last couple of hours, pretty heavy thunderstorms actually rolling through portions of the great lakes and canada for that matter across the border. some may actually survive as it rolls our way. but generally you got to go pretty far north or west for that matter to see any of the activity from this wet weather out there. so, i think generally today, looks good. if you have outdoor plans, you can absolutely keep them. we start off, look at the time stamp, 9:00 p.m. tonight. whole day almost everybody gets in on just dry tranquil weather. we are starting to see humidity creeping up on us, definitely starting to see the heat buildingment could be the stray shower or thunderstorm firing up. now, tomorrow, another round of showers and storms will erupt. loose like it will be a lot

closer to home for pretty much everybody here. scattered in nature, could produce heavy downpours as we're seeing being pick up on the radar here, future weather anyway, and the model for tomorrow evening, for example, so, some of you may be dealing with a dicey evening drive. wednesday, another shot for more showers, if not thunderstorm, some those could proof strong or severe, but scattered against in nature. today expect sunshine. partly to mostly sunny across the board, so nice hot july, 92 degrees, day one of 90 plus. so that we drop down to 74, under partly cloudy sky with a little bit more noticeable humidity creeping up. day two, 94 degrees, day three, 90, that meets the criteria. you need three days or more of 09 or greater, for it to qualify as heatwave, by definition, but, temperatures aside, pretty hot couple of days here, the hottest happening early on obviously by the week's end here, we get you back to 86 free, more sunshine, answer again mid week storms to dodge. victoria, over to you.

>> thank you so much, katie. well, it looks like we don't have too much traffic to dodge this morning. traveling on 76, right around the area of 476, it seems to be that everybody's moving just fine. take a look. if you are headed in the eastbound direction, maneuver between 202 and center city or westbound headed out toward the 202 king of prussia area is beautiful commute so far. even as we've gotten little lighter outside, and take a look at traveling on 476, not too far away from the mid-county toll plaza, literally just hot skip -- hop skip and jump. commuting looks great. not only around here but 76 and on 95. however, if you are traveling, on the northeast extension, northbound, approaching lansdale, all lanes are blocked due to overturned tractor-trailer. your best alternate is to take route 309, and hopefully they'll get this out of here as soon as possible, so it doesn't affect that mid-county toll plaza area for anyone traveling on the blue route itself. now, as we move our way into delaware, 40 westbound, we are dealing with an accident, being blocked at school bell

road. so your best alternate is to take apple bee road to 273, then to route seven southbound. watch out for the route 11 trolley. doing some track work there. so something to be minds full of. in general don't forget when i'm not around, mr. bob kelly, still get updated information about backups in your area with the new your drive app. you can download the app for the iphone and android devices by going to cbsphilly.com/your drive. >> well, most people think bees are a nuisance, but if they decide to move into your home, you could have a much bigger problem. with growing concerns over the sudden die-off of honey bee colonies, many home own remembers looking for alternatives to using pesticides to get rid of them n this week's angie list report, jim donovan takes a look at live bee removal. >> very fragile. >> that is great thing, because you're just basically relocating the hive. you are not killing any bees. you are moving an entire

colony, in their comb. and you're sealing up that hole so no bees will return. but then you can take that hive somewhere where they actually want it. >> when homeowners see bees buzzing around their property, they often attempt to kill them on their own. which is something bee keepers say is a big mistake. >> a lot of people, they see bees coming and going from their house, and one of the first inning stings is just to spray. and if you were even to spray an entire can of bee killer in that hole, yes, you are going to kill a bunch of bees, you might notice them stop coming and going for couple of days, but the colony goes way far back into the house, or where ever, and you are not killing all of the laugh vai either. so you will kill a bunch of bees, but down here is a bunch of living bees. >> even if you did kill all of the bees, honeycomb left behind can melt and seep through your walls. so this is one job that is best left to pros. but before hiring someone, check to see how many removes they've done and what services they offer. >> remember it may take more

than one company to complete the project. the pest control company will probably come in and remove the bees, but then you may have some repair work that needs done, maybe to walls, maybe to dry wall, to make sure your house is back in perfect condition. >> for more information from angie on removal bees from your property, visit cbsphilly.com/angie's list. we've also posted links to help you find an expert who does live bee removal. i'm jim donovan. >> ♪ >> go with the pros, no doubt about it, justin bieber partied all weekend in miami. >> so what's news? well, this morning, the pop star is expected in court for his dui trial. bieber arrested in january in miami beach after what police describe as illegal street drag racing. he is expects today plead guilty to wreckless driving and get no jail time despite the fact he was charged with dui. now, bieber did admit to cops that he smoked marijuana before getting behind the wheel of a rented lamborgini.

>> and transformers age of extinction finished first at the weekend box office. overall, holiday box office sales were down, but it still manage today pull in estimated $36 million over the weekend. and, melissa mccarthy's comedy tammy debuted in second, earning $21 million. deliver us from evil, 22 jump street, and how to train your dragon two, rounded out the top five. so overall disappointing weekend at the box office. >> time 5:49. before you walk out the door, updating today's top stories. katie has the back to work forecast when we do traffic and weather together on 39's. >> first, stories we're working on for you tonight at 11:00. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl. he is trapped in a body that doesn't work. for chris, just standing is an ordeal. the 34 year old has to be cared for like a baby. but his minds is fine. >> do you like going outside? >> uh-huh. >> from i days at the shore, to being incapacitated. how could it happen? a missed medical diagnosis.

>> doctor after doctor would say all his tests are fine. this is very frustrating, obviously very disheartening. we've had our days of tears, you know, but we're v very positive. >> doctors say what led to chris' condition is a growing problem, especially in our area. what you should know tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00.

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>> one person dead, another in critical condition after a crash in juniata park. car was traveling at high rate of speed and spun out into a wall. >> gunman wounded 13 year old girl with stray bullet earlier today in winslow township camden county. gunman also fired at another house, short distance away, just after midnight. no one was hurt in that other

home. lawyers for double amputee oscar pistorius sass footage every his re-enactment of the shooting death of his girlfriend was taken illegally. the footage was shown on australian testimony. testimony in the trial could wrap up today. 5:53, let's get check on traffic and weather together. start things off, kate. >> i happy monday, everybody. if you are lucky enough to be enjoying maybe this morning's cup of coffee out at the shore points, generally in for pretty nice beach day. big heads up. it will get very hot. you can see some of the sunlight starting to peak through the cloud cover. and generally speaking, in atlantic sit, across the board here today, i think you start to see the clouds thin outment looking at more sun than anything. there will be handful of clouds here and there, no huge deal, high pressure generally still on our side. see stormy weather still confined back to the great lakes, that may survive that is rolls into portions of the poconos for example later on tonight. but overall today is just hot summer day with sunshine. high of 92, looking at your eyewitness weather three day forecast, three days straight

of 90 or higher means we call it heatwave for philly here, in the forecast, anyway, more showers and widespread storms, do make return appearance, though, by tomorrow. torrey, over to you. >> thank you, katie. as far as your commute this morning, well, looks pretty good. we head outside, give you birds eye view of what's happening. this is 95 right around the area of cottman avenue. if you are traveling around this point here, through the construction zones, no delays just yet. but, with that sun, now coming up, and the rush close to coming in, this will definitely change to stay with us, however, northbound side the northeast extension approaching lansdale do, have accident affecting the on and off-ramps. your best alternate 309. we will be right back with a whole lot more. stay with us. oh hey there! (laughs) hmm. you're that grumpy cat.

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and we start with breaking news, one person is dead, and another man is in critical condition, after an early morning car crash? juniata park. police tell us, the driver was going way too fast, lost control, then crashed into the wall of a city-owned building. it happened around 2:00 a.m. at whitaker avenue and east luzerne streets. good morning, everyone,

also in the news, frightening moments for a 13 year old south jersey girl. she is hit by stray bullet while sleeping in her bed. we get you right out to "eyewitness news" syma chowdhry in winslow township. she at the scene where police are still gathering evidence. syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, police tell us they believe the shooting happened right behind me, on haywood lane. here on the corner of hathaway drive. now they say stray bullets flew, one of them hitting this house right here on the corner, injuring a 13 year old girl, who was in her bed sleeping. and couple of other bullets also flew across the street, hitting a car, and a home, luckily, not injuring anyone there. >> they new it wasn't fireworks, they heard the sounds after gun going off several times. >> now all the sudden i heard two shots. then i heard