to also, i think, be dodging some showers and thunderstorms, as well. guys, back to you. >> katie, see you in a little bit. our breaking news from bucks county, bristol bucks county this morning, police investigating deadly shooting, on winter drive. >> three people found shot inside a home, one man is dead, and two others are hurt. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry live on the scene with all of the breaking details, syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole and ukee, police still on the scene here, investigating a triple shooting, it happened a little before 1:00 this morning. now, we know one man has been fatally shot inside of a home on the 900 block of windsor road. when police arrived, they found that man, and two others injured. now, both were taken to the hospital. one man was shot in the head and another victim is shot in the back. now, police say, one of the victims managed to run to a neighbor's house, and where they called 911. all three of the victims are in their mid 20's, to early 30's, now, neighbors say, this

is usually a quiet street, but they do tell police the home has been a bit of a problem area. now, nobody heard gunshots this morning, which is a little shocking for police. >> it was very quiet, no reports every anything, in fact, our first idea that anything was wrong is when one of the victims went to a neighbor's house. at this point there were no reports of any gunshots in the neighborhood. >> and police again are investigating along with officials from the county d.a.'s office. they're waiting for a search warrant and the coroner's office. right now no suspect, and no weapons recovered. live in bristol, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". syma, thank you, we will get back to you throughout the morning. meanwhile, hundreds every protesters pour on to the streets of southwest philly angry with firefighters who they say did not do enough to save four children killed in a weekend fire. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein is at the scene

right now that far deadly house fire with more on the clash. jen? >> good morning, the community here continues to grieve the loss of four children, who were killed on the street behind me, in this saturday fire, and hine me, you can see that a memorial has been set up, with stuffed animals, balloons, candles, outside of this church which is on the corner of where the fire happened. now, in the meantime, tensions ran high yesterday, as residents accuse the responding firefighters of slow response time. protesters clash with police officers, yesterday evening, as anger and frustration consume the community. now, several people were taken into custody, some in the crowd called firefighters murderers, after saturday's deadly fire in that four young children of liberian descent killed in quick moving fire on the 6500 block of gasner street. responding firehouses only few hundred blocks away. we did hear there were some residents who say it took to up half hour for firefighters to respond.

last nightmare nutter and other city officials held press conference for those concerns, adamant emergency personnel did nothing wrong. burr to hear from community member, community leader and the mayor. >> i'm not happy, because we are not getting no answers, we're not getting no answers from the fire department. >> most are venting frustration of what happened, and want to deal with it the best way possible, not this way. >> it is unfortunate, it is devastating, it is painful to everyone of us it, the parents, the citizens, the elected or appointed leaders, that we lost four children, but we must have a clear record. >> mayor nutter said response time was in a timely manner saying any rumors suggesting otherwise are outright lies. apparently some of the firefighters have received verbal threats. now, according to the mayor, firefighters arrived within a few minutes, which is under the required response time. that's the latest from

southwest philadelphia, jen bernstein, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". jen, thank you. it is just past 5:03. let's get check on traffic and weather together. katie time to crank up the air-conditioning? >> absolutely true. if you don't maybe have benefit after pool near you, something like, that you definitely want to take advantage of the climate control. it will be a very toasty day. and, we are expecting daytime highs to easily reach the mid 90s here, that will make it day two of what we think will be our latest heatwave. storm scan3, looking, three hour loop hereof a look over the last couple of hours, not too much has really gone on here, a look at the satellite and radar, not too much on that satellite at the moment. so, it is a generally clear sky for us, that will likely change, though, as we move forward in the forecast, even as early as this afternoon, so to the north and western suburbs, shower or thunderstorm will fire up. future feels like by already 9:00 a.m., feeling like the 80s, check it out, in philly at 4:00 p.m., feeling like it is close to the century mark. so that's toasty obviously,

guys. it is the casino of heat that can frankly be dangerous if you are not careful. but we talk about this every single summer, just take care of your body, stay hydrated, and you'll be just fine. temperatures right now, though, offer to very mild start. seventy-six already if the at the airport, in at 67 up at mount pocono, so sort of one spot to find cooler location, meanwhile, as we go forward in the forecast here, easily, into the the low to mid 90s by the middle part of the afternoon, with sunshine initially it, will help get that instability going, for showers and storms to fire up. initially, it will be north and west, but later into the night it looks like that is going to start to roll through the city. and points off to the east. so, it is sort after classic summer forecast for us out there today. torrey, over to you. >> thank you, katie, good morning, everyone, speaking of the philadelphia international airport, we have a beautiful shot of 95, the sun just slowly starting to peak up. so we head outside, look at this great shot of clear skies, clear roadways, 95 looks great around philadelphia international. really anywhere, delaware county, south philadelphia,

center city, and even headed out toward the bucks county area, and still, not the construction zones causing too much after delay just yet. but really looking beautiful around this way, and even more good news is that philadelphia international reporting no delays. so, there we go. as we take a look at 476, northbound, southbound, also no major problems, shot around the mid-county toll plaza, free and clear on the schuylkill, 95 area, however, traveling on the pa turnpike, not too far away from the mid-county toll plaza, eastbound, between ft. washington and bensalem, dealing with some overnight construction, just be mindful of that. but speed censors generally right now just a breeze, in the 50's, 5195, 55 on the schuylkill, 55 on 4476. in and new jersey looks just as great. nicole? >> torrey, thank you. new this morning late night shooting claims the man in west philadelphia. north hilton street in wynnefield. twenty-one year old man was

found shot to death inside this mini-van. no description available on the shooter. police are checking surveillance cameras in the area for any clues. breaking news right now in afghanistan. taliban just claimed responsibility for suicide bombings that killed 16 people including four foreign soldiers. the bol went off near a clinic in eastern afghanistan. developing right now, the defense rests its case in the oscar pistorius murder trial. closing arguments are now set for august 7th. the olympic track star accused of murdering his girlfriend reeva steenkamp during a argument on valentine day last year. he admits firing the bullets that killed her but maintains he misstook her for an intruder. and, hang today, pennsylvania state senate is back in session, lawmakers expected to vote on key legislation that would help fund philadelphia public schools. the state senate will take up cigarette tax bill. now, if approved, smokers purchased cigarettes in the city would pay an extra $2 per

pack. estimated $83 million in revenue is at steak. >> constitionally, the state is required to be the equalizer, to step in when school districts don't have the resources on their own to support the state is supposed to provide that support. this governor basically dropped the ball on that. >> if passed the measure will go to governor corbett's desk for review. >> also today, president obama plans to ask congress for more than $2 billion in emergency spending to deal with the border crisis, unaccounted my grant children have been arriving in the u.s. by the thousands. the request will focus on more money for immigration judges, detention facilities, and legal aid to address what the administration calls a humanitarian crisis. and developing now, the israeli army has launched offensive operation against the gaza strip to yell rocket attacks threatening israel.

so far wounded at least nine palestinians, this comes as president obama makes appeal in a israeli newspaper, on israeli and palestinians to end the violence. the president calls the current situation a dangerous moment. well, investigators are trying to figure out what caused two homes to collapse in the southwest philadelphia cobbs creek neighborhood this morning, ten people are displaced, it happened at 60th and spruce, both adjacent properties, 6015 and 6017, came crumbling down, yesterday. no one was injured during the collapse. at least four other homes sustained damage, as well. now, neighbors are concerned about their homes. >> like a crash, you know? it was coming down. everything was coming down. >> i think that they should take a better look at all of these houses on the block just to make sure. >> l & i inspectors went door-to-door last night checking the basement walls and foundation in every home in the 6,000 block of spruce street. preliminary reports suggest the party wall between 6015

and 6017, spruce, gave way for some reason. they're still trying to figure it out. new this morning, powerful typhoon takes aim at japan. new video of that storm just slamming the country. >> also, this morning, who would leave this little girl alone on a subway platform? we have new details on the search for the woman who abandoned that little baby. also this. >> i duck down, heart wrench. >> wow, call it a rough ride on the roller coaster. dozens of passengers are stuck high above the grounds. the problem that left them stranded mid-air. katie? >> and nicole, we are setting up for certainly hot summer day out there, temperatures that may feel as hot as flirting with triple digit heat. so, a steamy day underway, and some showers and storms to go along with it, we'll track them on the

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just into us, police in new york just arrested mother accused of leaving her baby at crowded subway station in new york. police release this surveillance video of the woman last night. you can see her pushing the little girl in the stroller yesterday. just moments late, she hops on a train, leaving the girl all alone. police say the woman told them she couldn't take care of the baby any longer. they haven't filed any charges as of yet. and new this morning, a powerful typhoon is just pounding parts of japan. this is new video of the huge wave slamming into the shore from a storm that's packing more than 100-mile per hour wind, and even torrential rain. this is one of the strongest storms by the way, to hit japan in decades. it is 5:13 right now. let's see how weather is looking close to us. >> it will be a humid day, hot day, so get ready to crank up the air, katie? >> certainly is, nicole. we want to talk about what's going on on the other side of

the globe. we want to take you through the typhoon, what it will actually be doing, as it migrates over portions of the atlantic, out there, or rather the pacific. so, we will get our graphics ready here in a second. giving me a minute. never mind. actually going to start seeing the pollen report. give me second here. as we take a live look, i want to get my graphics up before i step into the shot here. pollen report, pollen today, grass, going up with time here, no super huge deal there. we take a look at storm scan3, wider zoom, things pretty quiet at the moment. let's talk about that typhoon very quickly if we k i want to take you back across the atlantic, over the us, out to the pacific. take a look at this. as we track, our equivalent of category three hurricane basically. so it is leading up to super typhoon out this way. the problem is, look at this, there are so many tiny island out here, we're dealing with winds that are up to 125 miles per hour. and then it rolls right over japan.

flooding rains, damaging wind, you are talking about millions of people affected by that. so, this is going to be a very catostrophic system for this part of the world. now, back here at home, for us, mainly the heat that we're dealing with, 94 degrees is our expected daytime high today. it will be hot. it will be steamy. we eventually have to deal with some showers, some thunderstorms, some of which could turn strong or severe. tomorrow 09 degrees, will make it heatwave for us with more showers and storms around. and a lingering shower still also in the forecast for us by thursday. victoria, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, right now the roads are nice and calm, it is quiet, however, we do have few construction project to speak of. let's head outside, see how you are doing. the ben franklin bridge looking beautiful. no delays in either direction, really barely anyone out there. however, if you are traveling in the eastbound direction, we do have two right lanes blocked, as a result of construction, this is construction that's been ongoing for quite a while. because not dealing with any volume problems, not causing a problem. so headed into new jersey,

philadelphia, really beautiful ride. 422 just the same as katie was talking about the weather, definitely start to experience some of the sun glare as the rush pulls n but still right now you look great. it is not only 422, it is really everywhere, as we take a look at the map, you will notice that speed censors still in the 50's, 52 on 95, reaking through the construction zone, 55 on the schuylkill, and 55 traveling up 476, mass transit and the airport also look great. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. breaking news tops our look at today's headlines on cbs-3. one man is dead, two others injured in a triple shooting in bristol bucks county overnight. police are investigating the motive and so far authorities have not recovered a weapon. and protesters say the fire department's response time was just too slow during this weekend's deadly fire in southwest philadelphia. four children were killed, eight row home destroyed on saturday night. >> the pennsylvania state senate votes today on a possible increase in the cigarette tax in philadelphia. the report he is say the 2-dollar increase would generate about $83 million per year to funds the school

district. 5:15 right now, new fall out from the fourth of july concert on the parkway, why the mayor is promising a full review. also, high demand, and low supplyly. the big rush happening today to legally buy marijuana. we'll be back.

the nfl and 4500 former players have agreed set al concussion related lawsuit, that was filed right here in philadelphia. the ruling comes two weeks after the nfl agreed remove 675 million-dollar cap on damages. now, the settle is designed to last 65 years, and cover retired players, who developed your logical conditions, resulting from head injuries, suffered during their playing days. well, the phillies could be a different team in the near future, after general manager rubin amaro said changes could be on the way for the team's struggling offense. the national league starting

all-star second baseman provided offense last night in milwaukee. chase utley, hit a two run homer in the first, and scored another run in the third. hamels struck out seven, final score three to two, brewers once again tonight. >> we expect to see little more noel tonight when the sixers play the houston rockets in summer league action. the nicks are reportedly look to go trade a.m. airy toed moraine long to the sixers. stottmeyer still got some gain. a year left on his contract worth $23 million. sixers are well under the cap. but the nicks i understand don't have a lot of draft picks to include in the deal, but once again, stay tuned, we'll see what happens. >> the first semifinal match of the world cup takes place today. it place germany. if it cannot out last everybody and win this world cup, the first host country to win it since france in 1998. nicole, back over to you. >> all right, ukee, popular cupcake shop suddenly closes. why they're shutting down for good. and only on "eyewitness news", we're hearing from the

northeast philadelphia native who helped rescue a swimmer in this shark attack. we'll be right back.

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>> about seven, 8 degrees well above the average here today. slowing the approach slow advance of our cold front will eventually bring in potential for stronger thunderstorms, but all is calm. all is very quiet right now inside beach patrol headquarters in margate where we are at the moment, thin vale of cloud cover, nothing major, the sun really going to do its part to help heat things up here around the region. so, by tomorrow, we can officially call it a heatwave. as we do think we will just

barely evening out 90 degrees day, meanwhile, we should hit 86 by thursday. that will wrap up that. should also start to feel with time little less humid to you. but i do think there will be lingering shower, maybe thunderstorm popping. meanwhile today, could, again, still feature potential for some stronger thunderstorms, mainly north and west of philadelphia. that's where ourself ear weather threat lies today, again, by tomorrow, up to 90 degrees. torrey, over to you. >> thank you, so much, katie. good morning, everyone, still overnight construction projects are what is setting us back this morning, but really not so much a setback, just out there. let's take a look, this is the pa turnpike around the area of valley forge. do have few trucks, tractor-trailers off to the side, not causing major delays. as we continue, however, we jump on over, take a look at the schuylkill, this is 76 around the area of belmont, 76 eastbound and westbound free and clear, in your western suburbs, downtown philadelphia, great way to wake up this morning. as we continue over to our wide, speed censors reflecting

good news, not only on the schuylkill expressway, but also 95, 476, however, if you are traveling the pa turnpike, we have eastbound construction, from ft. washington, to bensalem. and, this is actually blocking the left and the center lanes. so, no major delays as a result of it, but definitely out there. be mindful of the guys and gals in the hard hats. moving now to 95, 95 northbound of the ben franklin bridge do, have midday construction, schedule between 9:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m., and just keep in mind, they just lifted some of the construction cents that they had blocked southbound lanes on 95, right around the area of i would say approaching girard through the vine st. expressway. so this will definitely set you back midday. and as we continue to take a look now into new jersey, maybe a few folks are still down the shore, and now heading back to work on this tuesday, instead of monday, but really new jersey commute looks great. forty-two, 55, 295, no major problems on these, acx or the garden state parkway. nicole?

>> thank you, thrill seekers get real scare at amusement park in california. they spent several hours dangling high above the grounds after this roller coaster got knocked off the track last night. cbs correspondent marlie hall shows you the risky rescue. >> riders on the ninja coaster at six flags magic mountain in california were hanging nearly 30 feet in the air for hours yesterday. officials say, part of a tree came crashing down on it, at about 5:30 p.m. pushing the first car off the tracks. >> we were going across one turn, then all the sudden allowed noise happens. >> one by one, rescue all 22 people on the roller coaster. jeremy was one of at least four people who suffered minor injuries. >> i duck down, just heart wrench. i was there bleeding from high head, little worse than this, but it took about 45 minutes to get any kind of response. >> in a statement, amusement park officials said the safety

of our guests and employees is our number one priority. and as a precaution, the ride will remain closed until a thorough inspection of the area is complete. the park's website advertised that the ninja coaster swoops through trees at 55 miles per hour to give riders a thrill. but, jeremy got more of a thrill than he bargained for. and he says his first time at magic mountain will be his last. marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we are following some breaking news, in bucks county. syma? >> police are investigating a fatal shooting, i'm syma chowdhry, live report coming up. plus, a brutal beating, as police officer punches a great grandmother again, and again, what's happening to that officer now that the video has gone viral? victoria, katie, returns with your traffic and weather together on the 3's, we'll be

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