we're following breaking news, police in southwest philadelphia are looking for a gunman after a drive by shooting. these are live picture from the scene on west passyunk avenue, officers say no one was hurt but they did fine several shell casings in that area. they are trying to put together a better description of that car. we have heard passyunk avenue bridge just reopened and was closed because of the investigation but hopefully in time for rush hour it is back opened now. two men are struck by gunfire minutes apart in the northeast philadelphia neighborhood. >> police want to know if those two are connected. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from northeast detectives with more on the investigation, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. as we speak investigators are looking into those back to back shootings that as you mentioned happened just blocks apart and sent two men to the hospital, one in stable condition, the other critically wounded. in northeast philadelphia,

police are investigating two separate shootings, two blocks and ten minutes apart. >> we are not sure if they are isolated incident or if they are related but we know each of these victims was shot at separate locations. >> reporter: first happened just after midnight near darrah and philmore streets. when office's arrived they found 15 spent shell casing from his two guns but no victims. >> immediately thereafter they learn and realized that a 22-year old male victim who was shot at this intersection ran after being shot to aria frankford hospital. >> reporter: while on the scene officers heard multiple gunshots from the 4600 block of frankford avenue. >> they found a 20 years old male victim suffering from two gunshot wounds to his groin. >> reporter: he was taken to aria torresdale hospital in critical condition but is expect to survive. in addition to the victim three unattended vehicles were struck by gunfire. >> the intersection of darrah and philmore streets is mainly

a residential neighborhood with row homes at all four corners. so, we're lucky stray bullets didn't pass through any of the windows of these houses. >> so that is good news in all of this, meanwhile police are investigating and as i mentioned they are reviewing private surveillance video and talking with witnesses hoping to ultimately they are able to track down those three male suspects, seen leaving in the black vehicle. live outside northeast detectives, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a man is under arrest accused of sexually assaulting a woman he held hostage inside his germantown home. swat responded to the 100 block of west queen lane. police say the 27 year-old victim was trying to end a romantic relationship with the man when's salted her and tied her up. she was treated at the hospital. right now 6700 homes and businesses are still without power from tuesday's storms. some of the hardest hit areas

were on the main line. wind, rain brought down large trees and power lines in many neighborhoods. crews are out this morning trying to make these repairs as quickly as possible. officials say that some homes in wayne could be without power for another day. these are toasty days to not have your air conditioning worker. lets get the latest on the the forecast, katie, unsettled. >> i would say so. we will track an active pattern in the atmosphere. for those folks who got their ac knock out and their power as well, fact that we are in the dealing with as much in the way of humidity out there but it is steamy in the area shore points down through delaware this morning, and still see a couple showers, some producing brief, heavy downpours just outside of kent county, some starting to track into delaware. we will be dodging these scattered variety of that. some showers, thunderstorms off and on throughout the day. very obvious, distinct cut off here where our frontal boundary has cleared. problem is it will not

continue to drop south east but rather sagging south but not clearing out. we will dodge again additional showers and storms. looking at area dew points look at a descrepancy. we are in the mid 50's for to points in the mount pocono region compared to the very steamy 70's. we have talk about this all the time. lower dew point dryer the air. much better hair day for folks in the poconos then it is down the shore or in delaware. high their dew point gets the more steamy it becomes and more humid it will feel. we are at 47 right now but very light wind at the shore and that is allowing some pretty low lying cloud cover to settle in and i can tell you looking off camera right now in our area shore cams i can barely make out the casinos, it is starting to fog up. there will be a shower or storm around in every location. if you get to the poconos we have best shot to sees a beautiful day. further north and west you go nicer basically it will tend to be today, vittoria, over to you. good morning, everyone. still your commute is looking

just fine. we are seeing a few more vehicles on the roadway so that rush is revving up. let see how you are doing traveling on the schuylkill expressway. seventy-six approaching 476, blue route, east and westbound look great, again, here is your eastbound side, that is your westbound side right there and traffic is free flowing. in volume problems just yet but we are just waiting on it. as we look at 95, prime spot specifically southbound for that rush hour delay. we will have have a few more vehicles on the roadway, traffic ace approaching area have girard through construction zone. we are starting to slow down just a touch at this point and it will only grow bigger than that. north bound i-95 looks good. as we continue though that update passyunk after new bridge has been reopened at 28th street because of an earlier police investigation but moving our way we have a down pole in bucks county eagle road closed at wright, your best alternate toys take 413. bristol pike is closed because

of the down pole atwood side drive, wheatsheaf road is your best bet there. we are following a developing story israel continues to carry out air strikes in the gaza strip, lets take a look. >> it raise ill military says it is targeting hamas militant in response to weeks of rocket launches, egyptian officials have reportedly spoken to both sides about finding a peaceful path and u.s. secretary of state john kerry has been in communication with israeli authorities. it is heaviest fighting in the area in two years. a man in texas is in custody accused of killing six people, including four of his own children. it all happen in the quiet community just outside houston. c b. news correspondent wendy gilette has latest on the investigation. >> reporter: swat team reek will rammed front of the suspect's car near houston yesterday. another armored vehicle block the car from behind.

the officers actions stopped the man inside from driving away, and possibly prevented more black shed. police say after several hours of tense negotiations he surrendered. >> he came out of the koran his own without resistance. >> reporter: police chased the car into the street after a massacre in the home in the town of spring. investigators say the man was a father who shot and killed four of his own children as well as two adults. he badly injured his 15 year-old daughter but she was still able to call police telling them that her father planned to go to the grandparent's home to kill them too. >> i'm so worried about the family what he did to them. >> reporter: the children who were killed were boys ages four, 13 and seven and nine year-old girls. two of them were adopted. police say the gun man was going through a divorce and helps estrange wife was out of state. >> i don't know what people go through when they go through divorce, i don't know. i imagine the rage is great.

>> reporter: teen warned police about her father is in critical condition this morning. wendy gilette for cbs-3 eyewitness news. last thing two robbers expect was for their 91 year-old victim to fight back. audry washington was attacked by two teens yesterday afternoon when she return to her home on carpenter street in cobbs creek. after a day at the senior center. >> put the key in the lock, opened the door and then someone put something over my head and over my face. i bit his finger. that was stick nothing my mouth. when i came too i was missing my rings, my fingers were hurt and i was sore. >> suspects got away with her diamond ring. they dropped a suitcase, her television and another one of her rings while running from the scene. here's some of the things that are happening today. there is a court appearance for the man accused in last december's murder of retired

villanova professor carol armbrewster. jose diaz stabbed her to death in her apartment in 2011. there will be a hearing for the man accused of sexually assaulting and robbing a woman the not far from rittenhouse square. milton garcia was track down last month. in a preliminary hearing for timothy brooks, police say he and neil scott distributed drugs to high schools and colleges in the philadelphia area. eleven people were arrested in the alleged drug ring. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" a main line mansion goes up in flames, find out what the owner was doing when that fire broke out. also, donald sterling gets nasty in court and starts hurling insults at his wife, the name he called her coming up next. and modern medicine that sound more like science fiction on, are doctors are growing a new ear on this girls arm? that is in the this morning's healthwatch.

>> ♪ >> hey, everyone in the fast line from that cam were shot. in the quite sure what road that is. >> commute is not too bad right now but you know it will pick up. we are looking at 6:10 in the morning. glad you are with us this morning. safe travels. we will be right back.

new this morning, new screening checks and electronics are coming soon for travelers flying domestically. earlier this week tsa announced new rules requiring passengers select for extra screening to power up they're electric tronic devices upon returning from an overseas trip. that requirement is being expand todd certain passengers flying to and from u.s.

destinations. a million-dollar mansion in wayne, delaware county engulfed in flames and now we know how it happened. you can see giant flames poured from the luxury property on wyndham lane yesterday afternoon. chopper three captured fire fighters as they worked to get a handle on the two alarm blaze. this was the aftermath police tell us that the home owner was working on a monster truck in the garage when something went terribly wrong. a neighbor saw it all happen. >> he was working on a truck and it blew blew up, once he was working on it and it engulfed the garage and then the whole house started to smoke. authorities say homeowners suffered minor burns and was taken to the hospital. a fire fighter was treated at the scene for symptoms of heat exhaustion. 6:13. here's traffic and weather together on the three's, katie. >> good morning, everybody. storm scan three is showing signs of life here we will track our latest frontal boundary and starting to seep off to the south and sagging off to the south but it will not really clear our area we

will have to dodge additional showers, perhaps a thunderstorm out there as well, as the day goes on. so, that again is going to be our story here for the next, i would say even as late as tomorrow, possibly, even saturday more than anything it looks like we will keep some clouds around in the days ahead. but it is a partly sunny day, shower or thunderstorm in the forecast, kind of scattered variety, we should not be dealing with severe weather now that there is some stability starting to get back in the atmosphere but still not enough to leave us dry and clear. but we will eventually start to clear out throughout the overnight and wake up i think generally to a quiet start tomorrow. partial sunshine out there tomorrow. there may still be a lingering shower out there, looking ahead to saturday, we should end up with sunshine and then by sunday another system waits in the wings bringing us our next round of showers, and storms, vittoria, over to you. thanks very much, katie. good morning, everyone. we are starting to see that rush we have been waiting on. 6:15. we are seeing that eastbound

delay on 422 approaching the area have of trooper and trying to make your way down towards 202. it is not extremely heavy right now but it will be, give it sometime. looking at 476, 476 northbound and southbound also still moving well, a few more vehicles on the roadway but this shot around route one we are not seeing a heavy southbound or northbound delays but that will change. looking at our speed sensors we are seeing a little bit of the drop on i-95, this would be southbound, moving through construction zones around girard. be careful. fifty on the schuylkill expressway. averaging 55 traveling on 476 but we have two water main breaks, one knight road closed at houston road, spring garden street is your best alternate. other is red ram manier drive, wisteria lane and spring mill road. traveling in new jersey, the the 42, 55, 295 all i'm giving the the thumbs up. >> torey, thank you. donald sterling is back on the fence vowing he will never sell the los angeles clippers. in court yesterday he

testified that he never gave his wife, shelley, authorization to make a deal to sell the team. she tried to approach him after court ended and that is when he was heard shouting at her saying getaway from me you pig. the need less to say that comment drew harsh criticism. >> that is really quiessential donald sterling and tells you what this man is really like. >> i think, you know, it was too much, there was too much emotion, too much betrayal, it was not a good situation for either one of them. >> shelley sterling also testified that she thought he needed to be examined for alzheimer's disease. breaking news tops our look at today's headlines, police in southwest fill after reopen passyunk avenue bridge. it was closed for some time for the investigation of the drive by shooting. in one was hurt, in that shooting. also two young men are hospitalized after two shoot initial frankford and police want to know if that violence is related. men were found with gunshot wounds just blocks apart from

each other early this morning. a father accused of a deadly rampage near houston faces a court appearance this morning. police say the man shot four of his own children, and then two adult to death. his teenage daughter was critically injured. we will be right back.

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david buy cunanan gets the ball at 2:10 this afternoon. phillies won last tonight with the power surge. chase utley hit his second home run in three games in the first inning and later on j roll jimmy rollins two run shot gave phillies some breathing room. nicely done. roberto hernandez was on the mound and pitched eight solid innings and phillies beat the brew crew, your final score was four-one. team representing in philadelphia 76ers and orlando summer league is new three -one and nerlens noel is turning heads big time. he had five blocked shot with the players representing the brooklyn nets. noel had 14 points, casper wear, little guy playing big, he had a game high 24. sixers win 92-86. they play sunday against the warriors. lebron james says he will not visit anymore teams during his free agent tour. he met with the handful including his old team cavilers who say they are prepared to make him a big offer. king james has also met with

the miami heat, president there, pat riley about staying with the team. he led to four appearances in the nba finals. chris bosh says he will take a deal with the rockets if lebron leaves miami. just a wild finish for semi finals at world cup, decided in extra time after a battle between argentina and netherlands. one of the greatest soccer stars in international play, lionel messi had a free kick but could not hammer it home. the the match went to penalty kicks, where messi's argentina team came out on top, four-two. argentina faces germany in the world cup finals on sunday. lionel messi has competition on the soccer field. >> yes, we are looking at a real animal, as you might say, wrinkling blotter circus kelly ann shows off her fancy foot work in los angeles yesterday. she has a nice kick there. >> that was good. >> 10,000-pound kelly ann, not nice to mention her weight, germany would win the world cup but then she pick

netherland would win yesterday's semi final. >> that is all right. >> that is a nice kick she has had there. >> that was beautiful. >> yes. >> i know, well, going camping this summer? up next we will show you how your regular old gear is going high tech. also in the healthwatch this morning the marvels of modern medicine when doctors grow a new ear on a girl's arm, just incredible, just ahead.

here is your traffic and weather together, katie. >> good morning, everybody. we will be dealing with additional wet weather today, somewhat scattered in nature and storm scan three shows us why our latest cold front not really clearing, rather, it is just stalling out nearby.

it doesn't mean there will still be instability to produce additional showers or storms but they should be scattered and we will get some sun. if you want dry conditions the next few days, poconos is the place to be, friday and the saturday, expect to go see some sunshine and temperatures that top off in the very comfortable upper 70's. vittoria, over to you. thanks, katie, good morning. traveling in new jersey we are looking at 42 freeway, if you are commuting in northbound direction we are starting to see that rush start to build but we are not dropping down, those speed sensors, just yet, in that low mark and teens and 20's. still traveling 30 to 40 miles an hour. not bad at all. traveling southbound direction of the 42 you are doing fine but we are seeing speeds dropping down to 95 down to 22. forty-four on the schuylkill. fifty-five on 476. watch out for chalfont closing limekiln pike at butler avenue. bristol road is your alternate, ukee. all right, torey, thank you. twelve year-old charlotte

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canoe, it may be well worth it. in california, i'm sumi does for c-net.com for cbs news. so much for rubbing sticks and marshmallows. >> let's have some fun trying to make the fun. it won't happen now,. >> i know. >> my, that is great. coming up on "eyewitness news" once again we are live with an update on our developing story, nicole. >> that is right ukee, search continues for three suspects after back to back shoot initial northeast philadelphia, we are live with the very latest, coming up. plus free wifi is a perk we love at coffee shops and hotels but could put you at risk. find out how to protect your personal information from hackers. torey and katie return with traffic and weather together. we will do it on the three's. we are back at the bottom of the hour. so glad you are with us, good

we continue to follow breaking news, in southwest philadelphia "eyewitness news" on passyunk avenue where police are investigating a drive by shooting but no one was hurt but we are told several shell casing where is found in that area. passyunk avenue bridge was shut down for a short time during investigation that was reopened about 30 minutes ago, authorities are now trying to get a better description of the car involve. right now 6:31. two blocks and in ten minutes, that is all it took for gunfire to injure two men in frankford overnight. good morning everyone. philadelphia police are

investigating if the two crimes are related. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from northeast detectives, nicole. >> reporter: ukee and erika, this morning police are still investigating those two shootings and searching for three suspects who may be associated with both of those crimes. lets roll video and set the the scene for you at least for that first shooting, that happened after midnight near darrah and philmore streets in northeast philadelphia when office's arrived they found 15 spent shell casing from his two separate guns but no victim. that 22-year old male was shot once in the thigh ran from that scene, two aria frankford hospital in stable condition. now while there officers then heard multiple gunshots coming from the 4600 block of frankford avenue again just a couple blocks away and that is where they found a 20 year-old male victim with two gunshot wounds to his groin area he was taken to aria torresdale hospital in critical condition but is expect to survive. in addition to the victims

officers also found three unattended vehicles also struck by gunfire unsettling site considering how close they were parked to peoples homes. >> the intersection of darrah and philmore streets is mainly a residential neighborhood with row homes at all four corners, so we're lucky stray bullet, didn't pass through any of the windows of these houses. we are lucky on a warm night although after midnight we are lucky no innocent victims were struck by stray bullets. >> reporter: that, of course is good news in all this. i mentioned those suspects, three male suspects last seen running east on the 1600 block of philmore before getting into a black vehicle and then again traveling east. at this point detectives have obtained some private surveillance video, they are reviewing that and they are also hoping to hear from additional witnesses. for now we are live outside northeast detectives, nicole brewer, cbs-3 eyewitness news.

6:33. traffic and weather together, katie. >> good morning, everybody. we have been dealing with the frontal boundary for a day and a half that brought in stormy weather yesterday and brought in more stormy weather the day before that and now it does not want to leave. storm scan three still shows signs of life generally off to the south of kent county portions of the del marva peninsula getting a affect by this and would i say most of us, have a shot to see an additional shower or storm because you can see a very distinct back edge where skies clear out but you will have to go in the poconos region or central pennsylvania before you can guarantee a dry day. so that is basically what we are charge with here a mixed bag, some clouds, some sun, a shower, a storm, basically got it all going on here except for wintry precipitation thank goodness. 70 degrees is current temperature outside lower merion high school at the moment. very quiet intersection these days because of the school, schools being let out for the summer but you as we go forward in the forecast here we will heat up. we're looking at 74 degrees

currently at the airport. cooler by comparison where we have had a chance to clear skies out more readily especially mount pocono. we have sweat shirt weather up that way. 57 degrees right now. as the the day progresses we should leave in the city to seasonal 86 but as i said a shower, perhaps a thunderstorm cannot rule it out later today, vittoria, over to you. >> better to be safe than sorry, right. if you are traveling through this rush hour that is what you will see, rush hour delays on i-95 and so on and so forth. lets give you an idea what you are dealing w look at ben franklin bridge, if you are heading in to philadelphia using the westbound side of the ben, just a tad bit of slow go approaching that area, not much at all. eastbound side we are dealing with construction being blocked by that right-hand lane there. so, it is just really not that bad. you can look at the roosevelt boulevard. would i say worst roadway right now will be 95 as it is because of the construction zones. ninety-five southbound is jammed approaching the area have have of allegheny down to the vine. would i say some of that volleys starting to stem back

towards betsy ross bridge area but boulevard is looking pretty good. even the sue kellies at 44. but take a look 22 on i-95, 55 own 476, no major problems if you are traveling on the pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension, however, we are dealing with an down pole in chalfont closing limekiln pike at butler avenue bristol road is your best alternate here. moving our way over to bucks county, eagle road is closed as a result of the down pole at wright roth. your best alternate route 413. because of the down poles, wires, from those storms a few days ago still be careful moving out of the neighborhoods, this morning, ukee. governor corbett could make a final decision about the state budget spending plan. it has been more than a week since the the start of the fiscal year. governor has yet to give final approval because he wanted changes in the state's public sector pension plans. he could veto specific parts and send it back to the legislature entirely. i495 bridge project in delaware is ahead of schedule, shut down last month when

officials learn four sets of pillars were tilting. crews had hoped to have southbound lanes reopened by labor day but if the pace continues they will be done weeks before that. the northbound lanes would reopen about a month later. the cost of the project is like 35 million-dollar. right now 6:37. as job market improves more workers are leaving old jobs for new ones and in doing so they have to make a big decision what to do with those old retirement plans. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is up in new york with some advice, hi jill, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what are options for those who leave jobs or retire. >> reporter: generally you have three choices. leave money in the old plan, roll over fund from the old plan into your future employer's plan or you may be able to roll over fund into an ira roll over account at a brokerage or mutual fund company. >> which do you know is best one for you and your money. >> reporter: yeah, i will make you do some homework, sorry.

you have to figure out fees you are paying in your current plan. this should be easier these taste because there is some laws that say they have to show you what your fees are. look at the fees today, where you, compare them with the details of your new plan. if your old plan has lots of choices and reasonable expense level and new flap, you may be better off staying put. conversely if the new plan is comparable to the old one it really might be easier to consolidate all of your retirement hold initial to one place. increasingly though more americans who are retiring are moving on to new jobs, they are transferring assets from old plans into ira. there has been a 60 percent increase in assets moving from employer plans to ira's over the past decade. >> hit us up with more on that rolling over in the ira, more benefits. is what the benefit. >> well, benefit is you will definitely have more freedom to control your investment but you have got to be wear of

aggressive sales pitches. some investors are being lured into products that have really high fees, higher then fund choices in their old plans. last year the u.s. gao found that, financial company that administer plans mislead investigators who were posing as employees leaving their jobs. they told them hey you are always better off if you move in the ira. so before you transfer your assets, make sure that you understand all of the costs involved. that boring old 401k plan is more efficient one and less complicated. for more on whether to rock and roll over go to jill on money.com. >> good heads up, good ending. >> lots to roll roll over. >> thanks, appreciate it. free wifi hot spots could be putting you at risk for identity theft how to protect yourself when we come back. crackdown on the characters in time square why they say they are taking advantage of the people. a crocodile attacked his hand letter, and amazingly he

survives, hear what he has to say about it all, coming up next. >> ♪ >> justin beiber admits to the whole egging incident find out just how much that prank is going to cost him, that story is coming up next, we will be right back.

justin beiber faces music after police charged him with egging his neighbor's house. >> pop star pleaded no contest to the vandalism charge in california, and he was ordered to pay $80,000 in damaging, that is in addition to being sentenced to five days of community service, plus he must attend an anger management program. beiber still has to deal with that drunk driving charge from miami and assault charge in toronto. eighty grand for egging. >> how about that. 6:43. here's traffic and weather together. >> see if that makes him learn his lesson. >> i don't know. >> we will see, we will see. okay. start it off here with your pollen report, grass is still predominant pollen and overtime we will see these levels spike up to a medium level but typically when pollen gets worse, we actually end up with nicer weather. what is that all about. well, when we have low levels of pollen it mns you have had wet wet tore roll through or windy conditions, to help

wash it all away, and sure enough we have had a frontal boundary coming through last two days featuring wet weather, now that front is starting to clear, it will not quite get out of here, though, high pressure is trying to take over. pollen will go up and weather pattern does start to look brighter with time here. so on saturday we will have decent weather but because this front is still sluggish, i got to throw in the potential, i cannot rule out residual sure or sprinkle. not a wash out friday or saturday. the sunday is our next round of showers or storms with the next approaching frontal boundary and machine and tuesday because it is a series of front may stay on the active side to stay the least, vittoria, over to you. >> welshing we have a beautiful weather app that we need to talk about here, first and foremost. it is available if you go to cbs philly.com you can get weather on the go. like having the the weather team in your pocket as katie likes to say. lets see how we are doing traveling outside on the

roads. heading on the vine street expressway in the east bound direction thinks eighth street off ramp. we have a disabled soda truck pushed to the shoulder. penndot on the scene. but you will notice it is compromise ago this right-hand lane. traffic is breeze buying without a hitch, however, traveling both sides of the vine you still look great. we cannot say the same however traveling on the schuylkill expressway. traveling on 76 westbound we are delayed, approaching the area of city avenue moving your way out toward gladwynn so finally rush is now here and in full swing, traveling on 76. even 95 southbound between area of the betsy ross and vine street expressway. looking at our western suburbs watch out for a dip on the schuylkill at 28 miles an hour around conshohocken. that is eastbound side but 50 on parts of the 422, eastbound is starting to slow down approaching the area of 202. but 55 on 202 itself. no major delays for mass transit or airport . we will leave with you this, a down pole in bucks county closing old bristol pike atwood side drive so

wheatsheaf road would be your best alternate, ukee. >> breaking news leads our look at today's headlines on cbs-3. passyunk avenue bridge is opened again after a police investigation. authorities are looking for the gun man who fired shots, on the bridge, early this morning. and, no one was injured, in the shooting. the the developing story now, investigators want to know if two shoot initial frankford are connect. two men in their 20's were found with gunshot wound within blocks of each other. one of those men was able to walk through frankford hospital. yesterday's huge fire at a wayne delaware county home apparently started in the homes garage. home owner suffered minor injuries and a fire fighter was treated for heat exhaustion. it was a major victory for family of the man who was viciously beaten at dodgers stadium nearly three years ago. brian stowe was awarded 18 million-dollar in damaging yesterday for the beat ago this left him with severe brain damage. now part of that money will come from the dodgers, the rest will come from the two men convicted for the assault.

brian's family says that the money will help but he will never be the same again. >> he got some help today and that is what he was looking for. he is not going to be a hundred percent maybe for a long time maybe never but what he gets will help him through right now. >> although dodgers were found partially responsible the team's former owner frank mccourt was absolved of any wrongdoing. times have changed in new york city is time square. area has become so family friendly that some now want the cartoon characters that set up shop on corners here to be licensed. a councilman is drifting a bill that would weed out some fake characters by making them get licenses from the city. there are also, copy right issues to hammer out as well. >> our feeling is that there are honest folks just trying to hammer out a living and there are folks taking advantage of people. >> reporter: new york city council members say they are working with lawyers on whether it is legal.

there is in clear time line on when it will be ready for a vote. when you go to times square is there always something off with those guys, like elmo has mange. >> dude, where did you get that. >> find it on the dumpster, throw it on. >> i know. >> 6:48. on the go free wifi is great to avoid data rates on our smart devices. >> but this could be a easy way for hack tours get access tour private information. cbs news correspondent jericka duncan shows you how they do it. >> reporter: free wifi is every where from the airport to publish parks, to coughe shops, convenient for consumers but also a prime target for hackers. can people be concerned. >> absolutely. >> reporter: we went to gregory's coffee where private wifi security expert caleb shows us how easy it is for hack tours steel info. using a device he bought on line he set up a fake hot spot.

stores wif it is gregory's coffee. he named his fake shot greg coffee one. >> that is a different spot. >> reporter: i connect to the hot spot and connect in the yahoo account we set up. he could not only see sight i visited but he could see user name and pass word i used. >> once i have here your pass word i mean if you are using the same pass word on your banking web site i can trace your identity. >> reporter: easiest way to protect yourself make sure you are connect to the correct hot spot. another option is buying a vp n. >> virtual private network. what that does is encrypts everything from your device. >> reporter: kent lawsonnies ceo of private wifi1 of dozens companies that sell vp n. they are more popular then ever. lawson says he has nearly 20 times as many subscribers now then he had two years ago. jericka duncan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". time right now 6:49. time to see is what coming up

on cbs this morning. >> let's check with gayle king for your preview. good morning. >> hello ukeelee and erika, make or garrett tax to rick per bye his face-to-face meeting with president obama on immigration. why perry warns this could be the president's katrina moments. hackers break in the secure government network targeting workers with top clearance. bob orr joins with us how this could be traced back to china. and team u.s.a., very excited about this soccer captain client chin dempsey will be here in studio 57. the news is back in the morning. we will see new about ten minutes from now. we're very excited. we want to see the the captain, yes, sir. >> i was at the grocery store and we had a lot have comments on your goal, yesterday, yes, indeed. >> wasn't that a fun story take a deep breath. >> there is an art to that ukeelee. >> there is an art. >> years of training. >> you have to teach us. >> thanks, talk to you later.

>> see you guys. crocodile handler says he wants to get back to work but doctors are keeping him out right now. >> he has been on the sidelines since a frightening attack, he is okay now but video may be hard to watch. that crock chopped down on trent burton's hand and dragged him to the pond. burton pulled his hand free when the crocodile opened his jaws. he has extensive surgery to repair a severed artery and insert screws in his index finger. >> as i was dragging myself out of water, i was just focusond my legs am i about to feel other a clamp down on my legs. >> an experience like this it is not keeping burton away from those crocodiles. he will be back to work as soon as doctors sign off, by back at work that means feeding crocodiles like he was before. >> i it will be a little more cautious but loves his work but wow. >> yes. >> high hazard in

time for traffic and weather and here's katie. >> we have a frontal boundary that is just trying to make its way out of here and it is having a hard time doing so. it want to stick around and mess with our forecast. regardless of the reasoning we will be dealing with showers, perhaps a thunderstorm and you

can see that activity firing up kent county, cape may county seeing brief but locally drenching downpours. not every within gets hit by this it doesn't necessarily mean we are in the clear here. scattered around showers and thunderstorms in the cards today as we look forward to the forecast. 86 degrees is the spec high in philadelphia with sun clouds, showers and storms, similar forecast at shore points. if you want to beat that wet weather best place is north and west so up towards poconos, vittoria. >> we have had a mixed bag, as well, this morning taking a look at schuylkill expressway westbound jammed approaching city avenue moving in toward suburbs, eastbound high volume around conshohocken area. we have a new accident in montgomery county at ridge road, excuse me, say that five times fast, ridge road at washington avenue. be careful of that. take a look at speed sensors dropping down to 16 on i-95, we're moving in the lower 20's traveling on the schuylkill

expressway. forty-two and 55 direction we are slowing down, ukee and quarter. hang on to your hat for a thrilling ride. >> tallest water slide in the world opens up to day in kansas city. this thing is taller than niagara falls and more than 260 steps to the top. riders take the plunge in rub are rafts and 07 miles an hour and whole ride takes only about 18 seconds. the speed and incline even simulate weight lessness at certain points. name have of it, means insane in german. well named. >> wow. >> look at all those stairs. >> 260 stairs. >> sit just one seater. >> three seater. >> yeah. >> you ladies let me know what it is all about. >> i will sitit on the side line for that thing. >> yes. >> i'm just fine. >> i'm pictures all four of us in it. >> wow. >> that would be a picture. >> we need a graphic of that.

>> take that picture at the end. coming up on our sister station cw philly honoring your favorite tv stars and shows, we are live in hollywood for this morning's emmy nominations. a surprising warning about some sun screen, hear from before your next trip to the pool or beach. one type of sun screen experts say you should not use this summer. next on cbs this morning baseball on the brain how an app is helping one college build a better team and win more games. >> we will see you on the cw

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good morning. it is thursday, july 10, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." texas governor rick perry tells us why the immigration crisis could be president obama's katrina moment. new missile attacks pound gaza. families run for cover. in is real the army is admitting to a deadly error. and the childbirth that did not go as planned. all caught on camera. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> he shot multiple persons and is very dangerous. >> a deadly rampage in texas.