hour, police are still searching for suspects, and a motive surrounding these two very violent crimes in north philadelphia. crimes that left two men dead and one person critically wounded. >> in north philadelphia, fatal beating and fatal beating, about half mile apart. the first incident happened shortly after 11:00 in the 2800 block of north fairhill street. there 53 year old man was beep end to death, having suffered blunt force trauma to his head. >> he was laying in a pool of blood coming from his head. >> no word on motive, but there are reports of a male seen running from that victim, possibly with a metal object. then, just after midnight, in the 2900 block of waterloo street, double shooting. >> upon police arrival, they found, two victims on the highway. a 37 year old male, suffering from two gunshot wounds to the torso, and 21 year old male, suffering from two gunshot

wounds to the torso. >> both men take never critical condition. thirty-seven year old was pronounced dead shortly before 2:00 this morning. >> fortunately we did finds several private surveillance cameras, in the area, where the shooting took place. so, hopefully, these cameras recorded something, that can help with us our investigation. >> and, again, homicide detectives are currently investigating, also interviewing witnesses, from that fatal beating to help identify a suspect or suspects. live outside police headquarters, nicole brewer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> this morning, family test bradley pleads for the public's help to find her. more than a week since anyone has seen 33 year old miss trader, eyewitness tells cbs-3, he saw somebody forcing the mother of three into her car in the middle of the night. her family fears the worse.

>> she went to the store, who ever was here was here. and she got taken. >> last seen being put in her car, similar to this one. the man seen forcing her into that car is described only as wearing a black hoodie, and tan shorts. coming up 6:03, traffic and weather together. good morning. >> good morning, erika, happy friday, everybody. here we sit. coming up on the weekend, right now looks like the weather is going to cooperate for the most part for our outdoor plans this weekend weeks sort every sit between systems. we've been dealing with a very, very pesky frontal boundery. folks that have been vacationing down the shore all week, you know exactly what i'm talking about, especially, around the ac area, cape may, basically cape may, atlantic county, got hit hard yesterday outside margate, still some damp sands left over from the rain that pummels you yesterday. it was out, there as well, for poor cathy's live shot for or at the shore, as well. but now storm scan3, starting to empty out.

problem is we're not completely in the clear. generally i would say if you have outdoor plans, you can certainly keep them. if you want to eat outside, you can do that. just have a heads up and certainly an ear perk if you hear thunder head back inside. most of us should evening out pretty decent day. in the 60s, low 70s, 50's in mount pocono, so sweatshirt kind after morning for you there, but, as the day progresses we ends one real pleasant weather i think generally speaking, just that off chance for stray shower or storm here and there, and the high should hit a very seasonable 87 degrees later on in philadelphia. little cooler in the resort towns up in the mountains and of course down the shore, as well. torrey, over to you. >> good morning, everyone, still beautiful ride out there. not dealing with too many problems at all, in regard to your majors, so we get you outside, see how we're doing so far. as we take a look now at the schuylkill expressway, both sides of 76 look real nice right around the gladwynn area, and there is one thing

that i know that i usually say every day where if you are going to find some sort of traffic, it is going to be that nugget of westbound delay approaching city avenue out to gladwynn, not seeing that just yet. again both sides of the schuylkill moving well. western suburbs and around center city of traveling 422, this shot around the area of trooper, not seeing that eastbound delay just yet. that's great news. however, in new jersey we just got words after accident on the 42 freeway northbound, right at route 41, so, expect a bit of slow down there, and also the route ten trolley, is experiencing up to 30 minute delays, as a result after accident. so, we'll let you know that clears up. hopefully soon. for this weekend, saturday, starting at midnight, into sunday, of the northeast extension southbound is closed between quakertown and lansdale. that will be ongoing until 6:00 a.m. sunday. best alternate for the weekend again is route 309. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. president obama says us is willing to negotiate cease-fire between israel and hamas, but the few g showing no signs of stopping any time

soon. cbs correspondent report on the mideast conflict. >> gaza militants fired more rockets into israel this morning. firefighters quickly put out flames after one destroyed a gas station in the southern city city, in tel-aviv emergency shelter open for those on edge as it targets major cities? don't want to go out from your house, don't want to travel, you can stay in your routine. >> says over the past 24 hours, militants have launched hundreds of rockets at israel. the iron dome missile defense system has stopped most of them, including one fired at jerusalem on thursday. >> it is outrageous attack, unbearable, unacceptable, and the idea is is determined to fight back, strike hamas, in toward toward seek their aggression. >> launched about 1100 rockets since monday. medical off initials gaza say at least 85 palestinians, including many civilians, have been killed.

>> called president netanyahu to help negotiate a cease-fire, also called on both sides to protect civilians, restore calm. but, tensions are high. thursday night, palestinians, anise rail he is, clashed again in the west bank. israeli army used tea gas to try to break up the fighting. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". a look at things happening today, man caught on a beating, learns his sentence. joseph smith beat up 75 year old man at convenience store last september. also, philadelphia police officer tamika gross faces crowds today on child endangerment and other charges. prosecutors say, gross encouraged her children to fight other teenagers. and, more than 300 philadelphia school district workers finds out if they'll be laid off. the layoffs are not related to that proposed cigarette tax, but district officials say that without that tax revenue, more layoffs could be on the way. more than a week after it

passed legislature, corbett has signed pennsylvania budget. criticized lawmakers for not including pension reform in the $27 billion spending plan. the governor blamed rising pension costs for the state's $1.6 billion deficit. >> 163 school district already have been forced to raise property taxes cents, pennsylvania families, to pay for sky-rocketing pension costs. also street out, and angered lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> more jobs are on the way for camden. the new jersey economic development authority approved $260 million tax credit spread out over a decade. pole tech international, head cared nerd evesham, is the beneficiary. will build 600,000 square foot manufacturing facility at the port of washington. evesham's mayor says no jobs will be lost in evesham, as result of this camden expansion. your time coming up on 6:08.

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>> update on deadly rowhouse fire in southwest philadelphia. the community comes together for two meetings, in the wake of the tragedy. donations continue to pour in for the victims and their families. eight homes were gutted and four children died in that fire. their final resting place, memorials, being donated to state senator anthony williams. documents show fire crews responds today that deadly fire, within five minutes. in wilmington, delaware, city officials, to eliminate seven firefighter positions, jobs that are currently

vacant. the city is going to save nearly $450,000, but firefighters say it will result in more overtime corks affect response time if engines are taken out of service. >> totally inefficient. knob can tell me, that you know, an engine company close in the one area, and another engine has to come from another neighborhood l still have the same response time. just not practical. >> the city of wilmington currently employs total of 172 firefighters. >> caught on camera, north jersey there is happened tuesday, photographer carlos says strong gusty winds, caused power line on his street in newark to arc. you can see the incredible power flashes there that resulted in numerous power outages. says the broken loose wires became tangled in the trees. >> rev he rains turned streets into streams. our morning executive producer steve lindsey sent in this eyewitness cam video from

ocean city. take a look at that. some roads closed off because the waters were just too high. thanks, steve. wow, that zest many. let's check our traffic and weather together. right now on the 3's, katy? >> once an ep, always an ep, man, can he never just take a vacation. and we love it. good john, buddy, lover the video. thanks so much for. that will hopefully you're still enjoying your vacation down there, everybody down the shore right now, pretty decent morning unfolding right now. we continue though to see this very same frontal boundery, lingering nearby, and the worse of the moisture now out to sea thank goodness, but it is still close enough just enough that i got to throw in the potential for yet another shower or a storm. generally speaking, you can see how skies are cleared out nicely, off to the west, and that is high pressure that's going to eventually completely take the lead. now, if you are going to the shore, we want to give you sort of your beach forecast out there. water temperatures are kind of chilly right now. in closer toward the bay area, so that's really the mildest

spot, cape may, ac, beef haven, whew, chilly. low upper 60s at best, i mean, that's the kind of watt their personally i could dip my tow in and have to run back over to my towel on the beach here. >> uv index should be up at about a seven today. rip countries being low, and expecting temperatures to 80 down at the area shore points. upper 80s the expected temperature reading for friday, saturday, sunday, in the philadelphia area, and tomorrow, really looks very, very pleasant overall there is should be completely dry day for almost everybody, say, for maybe the poconos, and then up toward sunday we can expect another round every isolated and late day showers or storms to start firing up, will come courtesy of the next series every cold fronts. but i think you get most of your weekend in without too much of a hitch. torrey, over to you. >> that's good news, thank you, and good morning, starting to see sun glare on the roads, as we approach 615. take a look at 476. can't real he -- really see it here. northbound, southbound,

looking good around the area every route one. starting to see couple of more vehicles on the roadway. as we take a look at 95, northbound, approaching the area of 322, man, they turn this camera around. wasn't that always just happening? northbound 95, in the opposite direction, so heading northbound, if the camera was flipped the other way, sun glare up ahead. be mindful that far as you moon offer this morning, it will definitely add to the rush. we continue though jumping on over to the 42, this accident has since been moved to the 42 freeway or moved to the shoulder, on the 42 freeway northbound at 416789 and watch out for the route ten trolley. they are experiencing 30 minute delays as a result of an accident. but no major delays however at the philadelphia international airport. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. developing story tops today's headlines on cbs-3, police investigating two murders in fairhill, one man was beat tone death in the middle of fairhill street and about a half mile away, in a hour later, another man was shot to death and another critically wounded.

>> looking for nefrtiri. trader. >> this he saw trader forced into her own car. >> president obama sales the uk can help israel negotiate peace deal with hamas militants. the sides have exchanged rocket fire with casualties mounting on both sides. >> we'll be back.

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from the ironpigs. so, sources say the sixers in houston rockets have a deal in place to bring jeremy lin to south philly. the sixers have the cap space of course which is what the rockets need. rock ends want to sign chris to $88 million deal, but bosh says he'll go to the rockets only if labron james leaves the miami heat. hope you are taking notes. we'll keep you updated, keep you posted, as the basketball turns. well, brazil out of the world cup now, but star visited teammates yesterday. was injured in brazil's match against columbia, a you may remember, was unable to play in the match against germy? brazil lost by shocking seven to one final score, plays netherlands, match for third place in the tournament. lots of love there indeed. >> well, speaking of the world cup, it has got a connection to the vatican. >> no, the pope is not playing in sunday championship, but speak about this, pope francis from argentina his predecessor pope benedict is from germany.

>> oh, ya. >> take what i'm putting down? argentina and germany in the final sunday. some saying it could be a bit of a holy war. >> oh, my. >> proof that prayer works after all. >> how about that? >> did i not make the connection until the script. >> get them both as a watch party, that would be nice, that would be nice. >> i would be curious to see that watch party. >> it could happen. >> oh, darn. >> it could happen, it could happen. 6:21, los angeles clippers deadline looming now one in court. find out why the trial was put on hold when we come back. >> also, road tripping this summer? three's on your side with some hidden travel traps that can hit both your waistline and your wallet. thousand keep that road trip on the cheap. we'll be right back.

>> more showers today? >> should be spotty. the take away, i hope do you get the take away, mainly dry day, mainly going to get some sunshine. but i still have to throw in the potential for just an isolated shower, perhaps, rumble every thunder, mainly later on today. but you can see retreat of the clouds. so we should ends one more sun than anything as the day progresses, up in the poconos, today, tomorrow, looks awesome. eventually showers, thunderstorms, start to rum be in here by sunday afternoon, that will be similar scenario as you head further southeast, as well. torrey, over to you. >> thank you, good morning, everyone, sun glare and the rush, what we're seeing right now, we approach 6:30, southbound side of 95, already seeing delays stemming back toward allegheny making your way down towards the vine vine . expressway, traveling on the schuylkill average speed about 50, starting to see slow down around the conshohocken area, 55 on 476, no major problems however on the pa turnpike. we do have this vehicle fire montgomery county at houston road and marion avenue. so be mine full of that.

>> we head back to the desk. >> thank you, memorial day and fourth every july weekends are behind us, but still plenty of time for summer road trims. >> with higher gas prices, many consume remembers looking for other waste to save with other areas. "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan has advice to help you stay on budget. >> no tickets, no change fees, no security lines, americans love the flexibility of road trip. but extra cost of hitting height ways can really add up. >> obviously they are thinking they are saving money but do tends to splurge and overdo it while on the road. >> tray, of retail me not. com, says one big road trip expense can hit waistline and bottom line. food. >> get away from home and all of those good health habits that you may have been tends to go during the winter all go by the wayside. important to try to stick to your diet, how you normally eat if you can. because those are really wallet busters for everyone out there. >> plan ahead. choose restaurants you will look forward to on a route.

for the time inbetween, pre-pack smacks. another overlooked expense, parking. specially in big cities. research garages ahead of time to find the best deal. the same for hotels. a smart phone can help, even with unexpected overnight stays. do little digging, as passenger in the car, do little research and don't just pop into the next place that you can find, because you may tends to over spends there, also. >> another glaring ex pens, gas budd can i locate the best gas prices along the way. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> well, just in case were you keeping score, there are 166 days until christmas. >> i can't start planning now. >> do you ever wonder what santa does during the summer months? check it out. santa and mrs. clause pulled up in firetruck outside the kimmel center yesterday. they took part in the philly

pops announcement about the annual christmas spectacular concert series. now there is year the pops will honor the military and first responders. their offering them free tickets to see the first concert of the series. cbs-3 is pop's media partner. that's just fantastic. >> that is, i know, the clauses were sweating. >> i was just thinking this is not the weather to be wearing all of that heavy -- >> big time, nicely done. >> all of that velvet and fur? >> boy, another violent night in philadelphia. nicole? >> reporter: that's right, two men dead, one in critical condition. we'll have all of the details live from police headquarters, that's next. >> i mean, think about that. you know, you sue me for doing my job. >> republicans seem to be making good on a threat to sue president obama. but, there is an ironic twist to this legal challenge. that's coming up. >> torrey and katie return your traffic and weather together. we of course do it on the 3's, and we're back at the bottom of the hour. good morning,

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shooting, all within an hour. and less than a mile apart. let's go ahead, roll video, show that you scene set the stage for the first incident, 2800 block of north fairhill street. that's where police found 53 year old man, laying in a pool of his blood on the sidewalk of his own home. >> create trauma force to his head, died short time later. no word on motive, but there are reports of a male seen running from that victim possibly with a metal object. then, just after midnight, another incident there is one in the 2900 block of waterloo street, double shooting happening there, there, two men7 year old male, 21 year old male, taken to temple university hospital in critical condition. having both suffered gunshot wounds to the torso, now, that 37 year old was pronounced dead shortly before 2:00 this morning. several private surveillance cameras in the area, where the shooting took

place. so, hopefully, these cameras recorded something that can help with us our investigation. homicide detective for both incidents searching for suspect and motive at this point, also, told, that for that fatal beating, there are some witnesses, they're being interviewed by homicide detectives. >> hopefully police should have answers very soon. nicole brewer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". nicole, thank you. other news this morning, three year old boy is in critical condition, after being hit by a car. the 53 year old driver, is under arrest, suspected of driving while impaired. it happened in north philadelphia, in the 2800 block of north fourth street. family members tell us, the child is jimmy rodriguez, at st. christopher hospital. driver did stop, but police tell us he has been charged with dui. philadelphia police have arrest add suspect in connection with an alleged sexual assault in spring garden. a woman told police, it happened around 7:00 last night. on the 400 block of north

16th street, near callowhill. police search for evidence in the woods near the community college of philadelphia's childcare center. detectives with special victims interviewed eyewitnesses. at 33:00, here is your traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, ukee, good morning, everybody, very happy friday to you. hey, guys, we made it to the ends of the work week, made it to yet another weekend, and actually made it to yet another weekend that's actually looking pretty darn nice in general. let's start things offer with a quick check for you though on storm scan3, which continues to look as though it is emptying out, right? but this frontal boundery, that has been pest erring us now for days is still pest erring us. it just will not give up. now, the bulk every moisture is very obviously out to sea at this point, but still stuck with just enough instability, where i think you've got to watch out for very isolated late day specially shower or pop up thunderstorm. at the moment the sun is shining, will help warm things up, off to 66 degrees temperature outside lower merion high school in ardmore, where the intersection still

looks awfully quiet this morning. but the wind flow starting to turn more north, generally northeasterly, as the day progress so won't feel as humid. we will still heat up in philadelphia shooting for 87 degrees, very seasonable, just that again, stray isolated, hit or miss, whatever you want to call it, it is not going to ruin your outdoor plans today, just a heads up. but i have to mention it, i wish i didn't, but i have to. meanwhile, up in the poconos, you have that shot to stay totally dry today more sun than anything, it will be a lovely afternoon, 78 degrees, with more sunshine, lower humidity, just perfect. down the shore, similar to what we'll finds in philly. that chance still remains for shower or thunderstorm. torrey over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, as katie was talking about the sunshine, it is definitely out there. as much as we love it in the summertime, and any time, it does affect your commute. so see how you're doing and get you outside a look at the schuylkill expressway, eastbound on 76, the traffic coming toward you. right around the area of conshohocken, doesn't look awful here, but as you hit the curve, do you slow down just a bit.

so be mindful of that. westbound on the schuylkill, no major problems just yet. but once we start feeling those inkling of rush hour, i would anticipate some westbound delays on the schuylkill around city avenue. so if you are watching us right now, you plan on leaving, in the next five minutes or so, plan ahead for that. traveling on 95 around the vine st. expressway, nice and free and clear once you get to the vine you're good. western suburbs look great. speed censors in the 40's, not wore bid things just yet. however, we have vehicle fire in montgomery county houston road at marion avenue. so be minds full of that. also, we have the phils playing tonight at 7:05. and, all weekend long, so, just know, it is a friday night. folks are headed down the shore, it is a phillies game. it is rush hour. so it will be busy. we'll talk about that little bit later on, i'll be back in the afternoon. again there is morning, not so bad. we head back toutiesting. >> we'll take not so bad. victoria, thank you. president obama lashing out at republicans who want to sue him. andrew spencer has the story of the irony behind the potential litigation. >> the legal challenge by house republicans has ironic

twist. your lawsuit argues president barack obama violated the constitution by delaying a key provision of obama care. law they fought to repeal. in a statement, thursday, house speaker john boehner said the president changed the healthcare law without a vote of congress. effectively creating his own law by literally waiving the employer mandate. that's enough to way our system of government was designed to work. president obama had a slightly different take on the lawsuit. >> usual a going to sue me for doing my job. >> quoted departed as he aired his frustration with republicans. >> sometimes i feel like saying to these guys: i'm the guy doing my job. you must be the other guy. sue him. impeach him. really? (laughter). >> really? for what? >> he said republicans didn't seem to minds when president bush was the one issuing

executive orders. boehner defended the plan for legal action earlier in the day. >> every president does executive orders. most of them, though, do them within the law. what we're talking about here are places where the president is basically rewriting law to make it fit his own needs. >> the republican led house is expected to vote on a resolution for legal action at the end of the month. andrew spencer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and there is a possible compromise on capitol hill to solve the immigration influx t could result in quicker deportations every minors arriving from central america. demanding speedier deportations as way to stem the tide of young imigrants crossing the border. but, for some key democratic senators, the proposal is dead on arrival. the man accused of killing six members every his estranged wife's family in texas faces arraignment on capitol murder charges today. police say ronald haskill

fight the family inside the houston home. fifth child survived the attack and called 911. authorities say haskill went to the home looking for his wife while disguised as delivery man. >> he was wearing a pull-over fed ex looking shirt, the purple colors and stuff of the fed ex. >> it happens all around the rest of the world but not here. >> fed ex says haskill was employed as contractor, but has not work for them since january. he's being held without bail. one of the victims who died in this huge pre-dawn fire near boston is originally from philadelphia. she is 33 year old ellen vong. this picture was taken when she was a teenager. had he daughter, along with two other children, also died in that fire. in all, seven people were killed. obviously, a horrible day in the city of local. can i not recall in recent times responding to a fire with this many fatalities. >> that fire is -- the cause

of the fire is under investigation but authorities fear fireworks may be to blame. home depo fires justin ross harris, the georgia father facing murder and child cruelty charges in the death of his son, cooper. harris is accused of leaving the 22 month old in the family's hot suv hill he went to work last month. harris was employed at the home improvement retailer corporate office as a web developer for two years. your time is 39:00. the fate of los angeles clipper owner is delayed in court, and will not likely be decided until the end of the month. shelly sterling's lawyer had requested expedited hearing to sell the team for $2 billion to former microsoft ceo steve ballmer, by july 15th. well, yesterday in court, two of donald sterling's lawyers asked for a delay because they have plans for vacation and wedding anniversary. the trial is now set for july 21, if the sale is not completed by september 15th, the nba said it could seize the team and put it up for auction. your time right now 6:39.

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playing, having fun in their yard. they're leaving now for new home, the minnesota zoo, near minneapolis. oh, moving day! >> i want one, i want one. >> it is tuesday, ukee, now, come on, you already have four dogs, three cats, a lama. >> yes. >> three hamster. >> you heard about my lama? >> your neighbors complained, actually. >> doctor do little, do little. >> oh, let's get our traffic. >> that would create some drama for your lama. >> oh! >> thank you. >> indeed. >> i'm here until today. then i'm going away for the weekend. let's look at the pollen report, guys. off to pretty low start in terms of pollen levels, going to creep up on us, grass still your issue, should stay basically in the low to medium range, even at the worse for the next couple of days, now, storm scan3, still showing the retreat of this very latest front a.m. boundary still close enough, may still trigger isolated shower, pop up thunderstorm, and our future weather forecast, really well, like how this initialize z, starts off totally clear, but don't let

it fool you. there you go. just that isolated little round of a pop up shower, maybe that rumble every thunder within it, some of you may to the see a drop of rain. so doesn't be surprised by that either. heads up, if you have any outdoor plans, definitely keep them. just again heads up. now, up in the poconos, i think there could be just very spotty shower around, maybe even the lehigh valley, and that is generally a high pressure trying to take the lead here, but most every us evening out beautiful day on sunday, the advance of our next cold front starting to wait in the wings bathesly here. so may be late day shower or thunderstorm firing up sunday afternoon. again, late in the day, and then monday, tuesday, steamy with some storms a lot cooler by next mid week. >> good morning, everyone, so as you know, when the sun comes up, the rush comes in, and that's exactly what we have. just keep in mind, sun glare going to affect your commute this morning. we look at the schuylkill expressway, this is westbound, that nugget of traffic that you're going to hit almost every day on the schuylkill, westbound approaching the area of city avenue, making your way just past belmont, and this will only continue to

grow, if you are headed eastbound on 76, also, slowing down around the conshohocken curve. moving our way over to 422, your eastbound side, right here, starting to slow down just tad. as you make your way approaching trooper, but, all-in-all, 422, 202, pa turnpike, all still moving well. even 476. dropping down to 28 on the schuylkill, 21 on 95, high volume southbound approaching the betsy ross bridge down through the vine st. expressway. mass transit looking great. route ten trolley back to normal. no delays at philadelphia international. ukee? >> on the hell watch, mississippi baby once thought to be cured of hiv is now showing signs of the disease. according to her doctor. >> cbs news correspondent tells us, that this new development means for researchers working on a cure. >> doctor hand a gaze has been treating the missus i girl since birth, says for more than two years the toddler showed no signs of hiv. despite having contracted the disease from her mother. but now, doctor gay, has found

detectible levels of the virus in the four year old. it was a punch in the gut to see these test results last week, the doctor said in a statement. i know intellectually the child is going to be fine. but, with a lifetime of medicines ahead, it is more than just a little disappointing. >> when the baby was just 30 hours old, doctors, at the university of mississippi medical center, took the unusual step of putting the young girl on aggressive form of treatment. using not just one or two antiviral drugs, but three. that dosage continued for a year and a half until the mother stopped the treatment and disappeared. she returns to the mississippi hospital five months later with her baby, where doctors found the girl to be seemingly cured. doctor anthony, with the national institutes of health, says that's all changed. >> for reasons still unclear, one day the virus just rebounded back. so the baby was put back on therapy, and now the virus is starting to to go back down again, as you would expect when you put someone back on anti-retro viral they are.

>> i doctor now describes the search for cure is a giant puzzle. and says, while this unique case has helped fill in some of the gaps, she says, unfortunately, this wasn't the final piece. >> cbs-3, "eyewitness news". also on the hell watch, new study from the university of pennsylvania contradict what we've been told about light drinking and heart health. >> these researchers now say one drink a day could be enough to increase the risk of heart disease. they found people who drink less over time have better cardiovascular health. those individuals also had lower blood pressure and a lower body mass inches decks. ♪ the word is garth brooks is officially out of retirement. he made the big announcement in nashville. >> superstar says he's ready to get back to work. reporter chris cannon talk one-on-one with garth about the roads to hit the road again. >> ♪

>> legendary sounds, legendary perform err, one we haven't heard from in a a good while. >> today i feel very lucky to be joining sony music. >> that was just the first announcement garth brooks made thursday, the superstar, is coming out of retirement. >> we got second half staring us down face, when it works or not, we don't know whether we got the chance, and that's why because i can't begin to tell you the possibilities that are out there. >> garth line up to tell the world about his plans, which, for the first time in more than a decade, includes a new albumn. so are their cowboy songs? i bet you. >> straight want to be songs? that's who i am. are their songs about your babies groping up and leaving, you bet you. >> also working on tour, a show garth homes will turn out like the national flooded concerts back in 2010. >> because there were people i

recognized, people i didn't, young, old, they all new the songs, singing their butts off, i got to play with guys i traveled with for a hundred years, joy, joy, joy. that's how i want to spends the rest of my life right there. >> garth knows he's going to be a new artist to an entirely new audience. >> scared to death because you're older and you got a whole new audience that you are work. but don't forget the audience that brought you either. >> and those fans, well, they cannot wait. >> a classic, one of the greatest country musicians around. >> i think just as popular with the younger crowd as he is with those of us when he was doing this 20 years ago. >> ♪ >> oh, good for him, it is in his blood, he's got to come back. >> and such popular artist, too, i'm sure those albumns will sell like hotcakes. that will was chris cannon reporting. now, garth also announced he'll soon make his music available on line for additional download. there is a catch. you will only be able to get it at garth brooks. com. >> welcome back, garth.

indeed. more country music, in for special treat. the two acts will perform free, beach concerts, later this summer. chelton will take to the sands, july 31st, lady and at the bell up will follow three days later sunday august 3rd, to up 120,000 spectators expected at each concert, and tickets are still available. >> in atlantic city. >> there go. >> we'll be right back.

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>> happy friday everybody. watching a cold front start to slide out of here, the same pesky stubborn guy that wouldn't leave us alone, specially at the shore yesterday. beautiful view, by the way, to kick start your morning, little hazy but we see this a lot of times during the summer, you start off with the fog, eventually now that the sun is up it, will do its part to help scour out the low-lying cloud cover. also, facing basically out to sea here. so when you look at storm scan3 next, you will see that there are quite a few clouds out to see satisfy. still isolated poe ten shower for shower, but generally hitting up philly tonight, 83 degrees, un sunshine, perfect excuse, lower humidity, too, to hit up the gamement meanwhile into 87 degrees sandwich, i know is make everybody hungry in the studio, that's how i can

describe it best, tomorrow looks lovely, sunshine inbetween, pieces of bread i guess, victoria. over to you. >> there is that 87 sandwich again. good morning, everyone, sun glare behind me 95, do have southbound rush building out of northeast philadelphia, down through the vine st. expressway, specifically approaching the betsy ross bridge, through to 676, northbound 95 you're fine. dropping down to 28 on parts of the schuylkill expressway, traveling around gladwynn, on the westbound side, then eastbound right around the curve. fifty-five on 476, pa turnpike looking wide open. but again you jump down to 21, on 95, and watch out for downed tree, bucks county, closing manor avenue at 413. your best alternate is park avenue. ukee? >> the center of the celebration phoenixville colonial theater, plays such a big role in the 50's horror classic, the blob. there will be costume contests, re-enactments, lots of fun and fans of all ages,

blob fest goes on all weekend in phoenixville. you guys ever see that? >> no. >> so you don't know how they stop the blob? oh! you have got to see it. >> i know what i am ' doing this weekend? pursuit of superstar labron james sure has its ups ands down. >> labron's former home going to new heights to bring him back. the cedar point amusement park says it is going to rename its romer coaster after labron if he signs with the cleveland cavaliers. sounds like they're willing to forgive and forget when labron took his tal tents such beach. quite upset. so far, james has not responded, to their pleas, wave ' been saying all morning, take your ball and go home. >> go back home. go home. >> i appreciate the happy gilmore reference, thank you for picking up on that. >> i'm with you. coming up on sister station the "cw philly", live with the latest on the violent night, terrible in the city, that left two people dead overnight. >> also, you thought snakes on

a plane was bad? wait until you hear about the hiding spot where that 20-pound python was found. >> you can now find the "cw philly" on comcast xfinity channel 13 or hd811, also on verizon fios channel 16 or 516, don't forget on channel 17 or hd1017. >> next on cbs this morning, move over uber. the latest car sharing service has new idea forgetting around town. >> keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw

good morning. it is july 11th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." new dramatic attacks this morning in israel after the u.s. offers to broker a cease-fire. a big chill that will impact millions. the polar system that could take the heat out of summer. and the pink muss tamps that have taxi drivers seeing red. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we had more rockets coming in. we had to rush to shelter. no sign, really, of any cease-fire. >> israel stands at the brink of