we have new video and pictures from the ukraine an russian border. ukraine fire fighter sprayed down the the smoldering wreckage, and airlines flight 17, it went down in the field near russian border. some of the debris at crash cities fairly recognizable but other items are easily identifiable, like these passports, and at least 295 people were on board, the boeing triple seven, traveling from amsterdam to qualify alum kuala lumpur. president obama and vladamire putin discussed the crash in the previously scheduled phone call. >> right now we are working to determine whether there were american citizens on board. >> reporter: emergency workers say body parts and debris have been found mild from the crash site that suggest the the plane broke up at midair at cruising altitude of 33,000 feet, streams of debris could be seen falling from the sky. ukraine government advisor says hat jet liner was hit by a missle fired from a buck luncher, government forces and pro russian separatist, who

have been fighting in the region, both deny any involvement. the ongoing conflict has made the air space, very dangerous. >> it is a mystery to me given the recent shoot downs how civilian air liner was able to trans it this area, why it was routed that way. it could have easily gone, adjacent path. >> reporter: faa prohibited u.s. carriers from flying in that region. malaysia era lines is investigating the crash. it was towards end of the phone call between president owe bam and russian president putin that the russian leader noted the early reports of the down passenger jet. it was a day after this plan phone call a day after president obama announced a new round of sanction as begins two russian banks, two russian energy companies and eight russian arms suppliers. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. why was this airline are flying over the war zone in ukraine? local aviation expert arthur wolk says it is a busy route the for international flights but right now it is not used by the u.s.

>> it is shortest distance between two points. airlines want to save fuel, so they fly in straight distances between those points. no one, i'm sure none of us, thought before this morning that even the ukraine or the russians, would shoot down a commercial airline. certainly in the intentionally >> shocking act. stay with "eyewitness news", we will stay on top of the new developments and track us on twitter at cbs philly and search breaking news with the hash tag, cbs-3 breaking news. you can look for updates at cbs philly.com. stay tuned tonight for a special hour long addition of the "cbs evening news". all right, chris, thanks. president obama was in our area today a previously planned trip to discuss infrastructure. president delivered his remarks in front of the i495 bridge. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live with more on what the president had to say today, jane. >> reporter: well, jessica there was more on the

president's mind then justin florida structure investment today, that is for sure, he was running a little bit late today because he was busy getting briefed about what happened, in ukraine, and it was first thing that he met, and mentioned before he got back to the routes and bridges. world was watching as president barack obama stepped up to the podium in wilmington, speaking for the first time to the public about that passenger jet crash in ukraine. >> the united states will offer any assistance that we can to help determine what happened and why. >> reporter: but what brought the the president to delaware stood directly behind him a tilting i495 bridge backdrop to his for increased investment in the nation's routes and bridges. >> where ever and whenever i have a chance to help families like yours, i'm going to do it. >> reporter: today with his pen, president obama created a build in america investment initiative making it easier for private sector to invest in infrastructure projects. >> announced the creation of a new sent their will allow, states, counties,

municipalities to learn and more easily access federal resources. >> my administration will help states and sit ace reply for federal loans, get more public private partnerships up and running, get more investment flowing in the community, like wilmington. >> reporter: much of the repair to the tilting i495 bridge will be covered by 35 million-dollar in federal emergency funding, and here it wasn't an aging infrastructure. dell dot says problem was caused by 50,000 tons of dirt placed beside the bridge by a contractor, yet that detail didn't dampen the the excitement. >> i was sitting in the front row. >> absolutely wonderful. >> reporter: as for work on the tilting i495 bridge, which you see behind me this evening, it is moving forward, head of schedule, the underground support columns, finish, just this week and if it keeps moving forward in this way, we're told that the southbound lanes could reopen before labor day. reporting live from wilmington, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". while he was in wilmington president stopped for lunch

hit the charcoal pit with the single mom who wrote him a letter last year about her struggles. the president greeted other lunch goers before sitting down with benjamin. is there developing news at this hour, the israeli in military sent ground troops in the gaza strip tonight, that follows fresh attacks on hamas targets, in gaza. there was a five hour humanitarian cease-fire but it is now over. today's brief break in the fight ago loud gaza, time to stock up on supplies, and allow gaza resident time to get out. welshing a shooting investigation is underway, involving two state constables in pennsylvania. authorities say they were trying to survey warrant for unpaid parking tickets. the it all happen in the 3400 block of port land drive-in white hall township lehigh county. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live at the scene tonight, noel? >> reporter: well, police have been out here since shortly before 7:30, this morning,

when those shots, were fired, and you can see here behind me, that police are still out here, processing the scene, d.a. and family of that man the shot, questioning why such annex stream force was used over warrants, for parking tickets. >> how it happens that this man end up doing shots, for an unpaid ticket. >> reporter: mohammad is struggling to figure out how father of her son and long time boyfriend kevin mckillers is paralyzed from the waist down over have hundred dollars worth of unpaid parking tickets. >> our whole family life has just change over a second. >> reporter: she claimed mckellers was unarmed simply leaving their town house to pick up coffee when she heard two gunshots. she quickly realized one hit her boyfriend. >> he cannot breathe and cannot move. >> reporter: lehigh county district attorney jim martin says two constables were serving mckellers a warrant for unpaid ticket but he wasn't having it.

>> they were asking mr. mckellers to comply, he did not, instead he put the vehicle in reverse. >> reporter: that is when one of the constable is allegedly fired twice at mckellers vehicle. one of the shots striking him in the torso. d.a. tells us this morning wasn't the first visit authorities have made to mckellers home but he says he has a lot of questions, about the shooting. >> frankly, i'm a bit disturb by the fact that there would be a shooting in connection with attempting to serve parking tickets. >> this man was shot for no reason at all. >> reporter: now d.a. says those constables guns have been seized, so far, no charges have been brought, against them, or against mr. mckellers n white hall township noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> noel, thank you. chopper three over a dump truck in the the lake near lake drive and brunswick

avenue in lawrence township in mercer county. it is unclear how that struck ended up in the water, we do know that another car was involved in the accident, but didn't go into the water. that truck driver has been taken to the hospital. breaking news now a grand jury find philadelphia police did nothing wrong in the case of the 16 year-old who said he was injured during a pat down. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live with new information tonight, walt. >> reporter: allegations last january, created headlines, and controversy, police accused of beating up a young man basically during a confrontation, pulling in fact on one of his testicles and causing severe injury but today district attorney announced the grand jury found that there was no police misconduct. >> the evidence does not support student number one's claim that a white female police officer or any police officer, grabbed and squeezed his testicles two times. >> reporter: district attorney seth williams announced based

on video of the january 7th incident and other evidence, a grand jury has found a philadelphia police officer did not assault a 16 year-old boy, injuring his testicle during a confrontation, between a group of young men and police at 15th and girard. >> these police officers demonstrated i believe great restraint in that they never used the the batons, they never used the ax. >> this image, the d.a. explained, shows the young man walking with no problem in the ninth police district something that would have been impossible had he been seriously injured, was also, part of the evidence. a doctor testifying that the young man had a preexisting physical condition. >> the doctor was able to conclude there will had been no rupture there was in trauma. >> reporter: the officer put on desk duty during the investigation as part of the standard procedure, has now been restored to full active duty. >> when you know you did nothing wrong is one thing but

when you are chastised, criticized in the media like that it is unfortunate because when you go through it, it is a whole other ballgame. >> reporter: cbs-3 contacted the teenager's attorney and told us he disputes findings and will have more to say when he learns more about the report, that has been issued. we will have more for you when we join you at 6:00. live from the district attorney's office i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will see you then, thank you. police get in the gun battle with bank robbery suspects. right out of the movie, we have got new developments on this terrifying, standoff coming up. plus... >> family members say, they spoke to the couples yesterday evening and hours later, they were gone i'm matt rivers in strawberry mansion and we will have the latest details surrounding deaths of the elderly man and his wife inside of their own home. and are you taking advantage of car insurance discounts? you could be eligible for savings you are not even aware of, three is on your side with

the right questions to can. kathy? jessica, good day at orr at the the shore, it is all about beach games, here's one you may not have seen before it is finally made it to the east coast, it is called white ball, we will show you how to play and weekend weather coming up as "eyewitness

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discounts. >> reporter: no matter what you drive auto insurance companies use discounts, to win your business. >> it does seem like they are coming up with new ones all the time as they try to stay, competitive with their rivals. >> reporter: when bank rate reviewed discounts offered by ten largest auto insurers, we did see more discounts generally and they were a couple new ones we have not looked for last year. they didn't register with us. this time they have gone main stream. >> reporter: four out of ten insurance companies offer discounts fur vehicle has daytime running late and eight out of ten offer discounts for low mileage. >> in many cases you need to have a gadget on board your vehicle that monitors your mileage and report back to the insurance company, so the insurer knows that you are, indeed, driving as little as you say. >> reporter: even certain groups like alumni associations, fraternities, sororities and certain occupations may qualify for discounts. >> insurance companies believe that people in certain positions, are less likely to spend a lot of time on the road and also, might be less

likely to take risks, so for example, a teacher and scientists qualify for those occupational insurance discounts. >> reporter: i knew you should have gone in the sciences. searching for discounts isn't always easy. back rate put together a great chart to compare the 19 popular discounts offered by top ten auto insurers. i have posted a lincoln cbs philly.com or follow me on facebook and twitter. i will post split as well. there is lots of discounts that people are not aware of. >> if you are not aware of the discounts, at least every time your auto policy is up for renewal, shop around. >> and ask questions. >> reporter: no one does, they just renew and they are giving away money. >> take advantage of the choices. >> very good advice. >> thanks,. >> my pleasure. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" 59:00 a warning about a new mosquito born virus that is now in the u.s. and spreading. our health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the best way to protect yourself. plus... sixers rookies looking good in vegas, round two ofe

limb nation games tonight plus phillies getting ready for second half of the season. i will tell you who could be back in the line up next week all

really mild, perfect summer day in every sense of the word and a great day to be down the shore. >> always a great day to be down the shore. we have live team three

weather coverage, kathy orr is in ocean city. we will start with kate billow here in the studios, kate. >> what a perfect day it is, take a look at this shot behind me of the city and ben franklin bridge. nothing but sunshine and these puffy cumulus clouds, fair weather clouds moving through. it has been a stunning summer day with temperatures even a couple degrees below average. this is typically hottest time of the year here in mid-july and a few days below average, sound perfect to me and hopefully to you as well because we have a few more coming our way. lets look at storm scan three which shows just some clouds off to the the north and west, stay instability showers popping up. not so much for us and even most of the clouds are staying away as well. everything is very comfortable out there and very clear through tonight. look at these numbers feeling great in our northern and western suburbs, nice and cool we are sitting at 78 in allentown. seventy-eight in reading. comfortable 75 in lancaster. seventy-two at philadelphia international the airport. twenty-eight i should say. seven would be cool for this time of the year. we are pleasant dew point

wise. look at these numbers, 47 is dew point in philadelphia, 49 in allentown. most other locations, are in the mid 50 ease, mid 50's, that is pleasant as far as dew points are concerned but we have dropped our dew points in the 40's, some 50 dew pointness july, that is just awesome. we are definitely in that awesome range here in philadelphia and heard a lot of people on twitter and facebook talking about how beautiful it feels out there tomorrow dew points back in the mid 50's still feeling quite pleasant. lets look at future weather in problems through tonight, everything is clear. heading through your day tomorrow a couple fair weather clouds, another beautiful afternoon. watch what happens over the weekend. notice saturday look at the cloud cover. generally stays dry. it is a strong july sun, so sun will make it to the ground but more clouds throughout the day then we have been seeing of the past couple of days. it does cloud up a little bit over the weekend. same story in the poconos as we are's in the 07's saturday and sunday with just a few more clouds. for tonight temperatures will drop down in the 60's again, very comfortable, pleasant and tomorrow is another great day, mostly sunny, 85 degrees.

your three day forecast from eyewitness weather, i think you'll like it. we're talking about mid 80's, partly sunny, just a few more clouds throughout the weekend but should stay rain free. and finally it is a sunny thursday down the shore, you cannot get much better than. that meteorologist kathy orr live from ocean city. you have hade a rough string of weather but today is it making up for it. >> lets see if we can time a high five, ready, go, we are looking at a beautiful day down here, finally a beautiful beach day and pretty clouded. no one wants to go back home do you blame them. it is a gorgeous afternoon with the deep blue sky. i want to draw your tension here at saint james beach. we have ocean city beach patrol headquarters, look at that flag, we have a land breeze because of the front that came through a stiff northwesterly wind and it is not cooling things down at all, even in the wake of front. it is a warm afternoon even

though temperatures are in the 70's. no sea breeze today. look at the numbers in philadelphia it is 82. down the shore temperatures are lower but that uv index is still high, with this summer sunshine beating down, beach haven 75. ocean city, right now on the beach is 79. sea isle 77. cape may 79. rehoboth beach, 77. look at the shore cast, looking great, kate showed you what it would be like inland, 80 for tomorrow, sunny breezy, saturday 78. sunday looking fantastic as well partly sunny skies and a temperature of 78 degrees. back here live in ocean city, it is all about fun and games today. we're talking about terrific beach games and i'm joined with jessica here and jessica is from island beach here. tell us about some of the great games. we have one being played right behind us what is playing behind us is san hole, great family friendly game. the object of the game is whoever gets 21 points first, wins.

so you get to watch the guys, you see that they are putting the sand filled bean bags in the poles 36789. in the hole, one point in the purple math as tommy did. austin is going and he just missed. thinks one of our more family oriented games and it is just a good seller for us and really exciting and fun as you can see kids lined up, watching. >> we have to wait to get one in wonder if i should try. >> i think you should. >> lets go see, how this goes. >> can i try it for a second. lets see how easy because i'm in the usually good, can you tell me your name. >> daniel. >> so i just do a regular toss, right, daniel. >> it is much more difficult then it looks. it looks so easy. so close, but in the quite close enough. what a was to even the weather cast. give us a quick preview of spike ball. if you want more information

on these games go to cbs philly.com, this is a west coast game finally made it to the east coast we will show thousand play this next half an hour and have the forecast for weekend and beyond, we will be back with more with "eyewitness news" after this.

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i'm beasley reese with your sports in 602nd. let us start the clock. here are some of the the key players sixers came through big against lakers last night in vegas. sean killpatrick abe elijah millsap, sixers advance, to the second round to play chicago tonight. the phillies return for the all-star break tomorrow in atlanta. aj burnett getting the start.

carlos ruiz getting some playing time today in clearwater as part of his rehab. he could be back with the phillies as early as next week. union with the big win over new york last night, team able to jump out to the early lead in the eighth minute of the play, final score is three-one, philadelphia, round one of the british open rory mcilroy off to a great start leading the pack at six under par for the day, tiger woods also there had three under par, round two is tomorrow. finally to stage 12 of the tour of france, norwegian alexander christopher trying to hold on to his lead in the final meters have the race, and, he surges forward to first place, that is your sports in 60 seconds. >> beasley, thank you. coming up, more on breaking news malaysia airlines jet liner crashes in eastern ukraine, there are now reports, confirmed by the american government that it was shot down. we will have the very latest coming up. and mysterious deaths of an elder liz couple lead to

have the daughter searching for answers, she found them dead in their home with no sign of trauma. we will have a live report

back on "eyewitness news" with breaking news at 5:30 crash of malaysia airlines flight 17. >> just a short time ago cbs news confirmed that plane was shot down over ukraine this morning. air liner was heading from kuala lumpur from amsterdam carrying 280 passengers and 15 crew members. americans air monk the casualties. president obama, commented on the disaster from his visit from wilmington, delaware. >> united states will offer any assistance we can to help determine what happened and why, and as the the countries are thoughts and prayers where all of the families of the passengers where ever they call home. >> let's take a closer look at the the details of the tragedy as it unfolded earlier today. we know malaysia airlines flight took off from amsterdam to the netherland and on its way to qualify alum pur malaysia. here is the netherland and we can show you right now a picture of the actual airplane, this boeing 777, 200 er, as it took off from the airport this morning. this is the moment of lift off. we will go back to the matt and ukraine where the crash

actually occurred. in northwest ukraine thinks where last known radio contact came from this airplane. then we will move to the crash site itself in the village of tores, very close, about 25 miles from ukraine's border with russia and 40 miles from where much of the fighting is occurring between ukrainian and pro russian separatist. lets go to the crash site itself, several photos coming out of there today. here are some of the first responders on the scene. you can see much of the devastation from the plane, a picture of what appears to be a couple villagers on top of the plane's wreckage and then part of the fuselage with the flag of the country of million lays a we invite to you stay with "eyewitness news", we will stay on top of the new developments in this story. you can track us on twitter and, on facebook and on cbs philly.com, search breaking news with the hash tag cbs-3 breaking news, and look for those updates. well, philadelphia police

air waiting word from the medical examiner, on the the mysterious deaths of an elderly couple. they were found in their strawberry mansion home, "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at police headquarters with more on this investigation, matt. >> reporter: jessica, as that investigation continues, both family members and police are awaiting the results of scheduled autopsies, for both victims. >> terrible. terrible. i never got to say good bye to him. >> reporter: losing her own grandparents is awful enough, not knowing how the it happened, makes it even worse. >> i just want answers. i just want to know what happened, why. >> reporter: roofus and gladys per write found dead overnight discovered by one of their six children. the elderly couple showed no signs of trauma, nor were there signs of forced entry into their spangler street home. they checked in with family members wednesday afternoon. >> my father like he don't bother nobody. they stay to themselves.

>> reporter: police say they are not sure how the the couple died, they said foul play, and suicide are still options on the table although any final determination will have to come via a scheduled autopsy, and in the meantime, a painful wait for a tight family. >> i cannot even put it into words right now. i'm stunned. >> reporter: we're not sure, when those autopsies are scheduled for but family members tell thaws both victims were relatively good health and had a lot to live for. we are live outside police headquarters, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". "eyewitness news" on the scene of the fire in north philadelphia. this is at broad and ontario streets, and in reports of any injuries here and the cause of fire is now under investigation. we're told building belongs to temple university and was under renovations. three separate accidents on the northeast extension create a traffic headache, for drivers, chopper three over the southbound lanes where you can see that backup for miles. this happened about 8:30 this

morning between the land dale and quakertown exits, luckily though no major injuries. well, another member of the governor chris christie's administration testifies before lawmakers investigating the new jersey bridge scandal today, regina ge a oversaw the port authority and other state agencies. she testified that the george washington bridge lane closures in fort lee last year were a part of the legitimate traffic study, and that she blamed a lack of communication between the port authority and local officials for those traffic jams. >> i think they would have been able to coordinate and maybe change it, i don't know, to be honest, i don't know what would have come out of that communication, so the tests might have been different if they had improved their communication. >> she is by wait in line to be governor christie's next chief of staff. now the legislative panel is investigating whether the bridge lane closures were carried out as part of the act of political retribution. we are continuing to follow developing news out of the middle east.

the israeli military has sent in ground troops in the gaza strip and this ground invasion follows days of rocket attacks from both sides. pat ciarrocchi talks with the local rabbi who has been on vacation with his family in israel, as this fighting, continues. >> reporter: for rabbi neil cooper and his wife laurie, posing with his children and grandchildren who live in israelis infrequent but precious. when warn of the incoming hamas missiles in the middle of the family dinner out, reality of a far away crisis took a different shape. >> this is the new normal here, and it is very jarring for americans. >> reporter: rabbi cooper of wynnewood temple synagogue, spoke to us via skype from northern israel. when the sirens sounded the first rabbi had ever experienced there, the family was having dinner at a restaurant in jerusalem. >> we're in jerusalem, missiles are coming from gaza you have a minute and a half they say to get to your safe

place. we were not in the bomb shelter so we went to the kitchen. that was the the most interior room without window. it is emotional, you feel extremely vulnerable because you're running away from a rocket. >> reporter: in just nine days hamas launched more than a thousand rockets into israel. in retaliation, 150 israeli rockets have targeted hamas rocket launchers. strategically embedded by militants in civilian neighborhoods. they have seen more than 200 killed, including four boys, this week. >> there is no such thing as a moral war. >> reporter: for marwon creedy of the arab association finding a path to peace is complicated. >> the problem is more they are attacked bias rail is, the more they don't look at hamas as enemy and they don't blame hamas, they blame the people fighting them. >> reporter: this is israel's consul general to the

mid-atlantic states. >> we do not want the population to suffer. we are looking to hit those rocket launchers, to disable hamas's capability and to restore quiet and security. >> reporter: without an honored cease-fire the crisis continues to escalate. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news tonight three gunman grabbed hostages during a bank robbery in northern california and then lead police on a high speed chase that ends in gunfire. police say those men carried assault rifles when they took three women from inside that bank hostage yesterday afternoon in stockton. investigators say they used woman as human shields and made a getaway in the stolen suv. one hostage did die at the scene, two others were shot and thrown from the moving car, during that pursuit. >> they were trying to kill our police officers because 14

patrol cars riddled with bullets shows a definite attempt to kill the police officers. >> again, the hostages who were shot are expect to survive, two of the three suspects were shot and killed. a third, 19 year-old jamie ramos, faces charges tonight. good evening, everyone. if you are heading out during this rush hour that is exactly what you will find as we take a look at ben franklin bridge making your way from new jersey up and over mid span and eighth and vine it will be a slow, slow ride. traveling walt whitman bridge we have high volume to watch out for their as well. as we continue lets look at our maps and notice speed sensors are very low. fifteen is your average on i-95, both side, look at that southbound delay stemming back towards that bucks county street road area. be mindful of. that vine street expressway definitely in the doing great. eastbound you are jammed between the schuylkill and i-95. eleven is your average on the schuylkill and moment ago an earlier accident northbound on the roosevelt boulevard

approaching broad street was just cleared, so in fact the schuylkill expressway and you are dealing with that residual volume on the boulevard itself so that will be a definite sore spot. # one is your speed sensor in this area 19 on the blue route. look at all that volume not only on the schuylkill approaching 476 but southbound making your way beyond villanova ape traveling on the pennsylvania turnpike, eastbound we have delays as you make your way between valley forge and almost all the way down toward willow grove. take a look 45 minutes between valley forge and been sale a em there southbound 20 2a 29 minute commute between schuylkill and route 306789 taking a look quickly in new jersey we have a accident southbound 295 route one. no major delays at the airport or traveling mass transit, jessica. >> vittoria, thank you. still to come microsoft announced its largest layoff in history. he once crash a white house party and now ex-husband of the real housewife says he will run for congress, kathy? chris and jessica it is such a bought full day at orr

at the shore comes to ocean city. you can see all the way down to northern atlantic city, just a few fair weather clouds here on the beach, it is all fun and games and we will show you west coast games that have finally made it to the east coast, weekend forecast from the city to the shore is coming up as "eyewitness news"

microsoft is announcing that it will layoff 18,000 employees, over the next year, news of those cuts sent the company's stock up, 40 percent, in premarket trade to go day. 13,000 workers will receive pink slips in the next six months, and, jobs that are being eliminated will include both professional and factory workers. now all those job cuts have been expect at microsoft industry analyst say that the extent was a surprise. the man accused of crashing a white house state dinner is apparently ready for another crash course in politics. therese is running for congress in the seventh district of virginia, seat recently lost by eric cantor. in 2009, he and his then wife gained unauthorized access to president barack obama's first white house state dinner.

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nothing like hearing that catchy music on a nice warm, day not too hot, not too cold, but great day to be down the shore. >> kathy orr is live in ocean city for orr at the shore.

kate billow here in the studio. we will start the day with kathy, kathy? >> it is a gorgeous afternoon, finally a perfect ten down the shore for orr at the shore, beautiful deep blue skies, low humidity in the wake of the cold front that caused so many problems over the past several days, ocean water temperatures though is on the cool side, busy here at saint james beach at north end of ocean city. but look down beach on the boardwalk, and it is getting to be that dinner hour. have to grow grab pizza and ice cream. storm scan three you can see fair weather clouds down the shore. you can see them scattered from atlantic city down toward us and ocean city but that is all they are are fair weather clouds. those ocean water temperatures in beach haven 67. cape may is milder. lewis, delaware 70. ocean city maryland in the 60's. here's our beach forecast, it is a winner, we have northeasterly wind keeping it more comfortable, temperature for your friday 8o uv nine.

saturday temperatures 78. uv index sitting at eight. still hot even though those temperatures seem to be low, you will still need to pack sun screen. back her live in ocean city, it is game day and i'm joyed by jessica becoach from island beach day. tell us about this one. >> this is spike ball. this is really hot in the west coast and made it here to the east coast. it is an intense game. these guys are spiking the ball, opposing teams, two by two, opposing team want to spike it over there and they have three chances to spike it back if it does not get back the oppose ing team gains a point. >> all right. >> i can hand that will within but i will in the try that one. let go over to can jam. now, this one i like it as well. i think maybe i can be better at this. >> i think you'll be good at this one. this one object is you are trying to get that right in the hole there. you will see he will throw it

there he candy fleck it. he gain a point. danielle will cost it now. missed another point there. if they get it in the slot it is a win and game is over. >> let's talk to tommy. all right, tommy, lets see if tommy can spike it here. what happens if it is windy. show us, tommy. >> oh, no he missed it. >> that is what you are supposed to do spike it even on a windy sea breeze day. >> just jam it in there, you have than seeing the wind coming, frisby, goes any direction, you just hit it in there get as many points as you can good i love it, thanks very much. >> jessica, thanks very much. thanks, guys. we have three games for the kids on the beach, so next trip, they are very light, portable bring them down the shore and you get a full afternoon of r and ir. >> sound awesome. >> my brother is in their 20's obsessed with can jam and they play it all the time. we love that game. i'm not that very good at it. >> that is great. >> we will practice again another day. that looks like a blast.

it looks great to be out on the beach on a beautiful day. nice day for orr at the shore. we have had a rough string of thursday. mid week every week showers, thunderstorms. not this time around. look at this day we have time lapse into motion on live neighborhood network. you can see fair weather cumulus cloud rolling through here with the pottstown senior high school. 76 degrees. clouds popping up, and cool air aloft and that upward motion creates included formation but nothing to worry about here today, any instability, staying to the north where cooler air is as well, 71 in mount pocono feeling good, allentown up 78. philadelphia is at 82. lower 80's millville, wildwood and in dover delaware. wilmington feeling nice as well. really nice weekend on the way, nicest part if you can take a three day weekend tomorrow nicest day of the next three. temperatures in the mid 80's with high pressure overhead. heading in the weekend we have a stalled frontal boundary off to the south and west that could send a stray shower off to the west on saturday. more clouds on saturday as

well. sunday gets closer and little piece of energy off the coast as well. there could be a stray shower at anytime with this weekend especially sunday afternoon. don't be shock out driving or walking and you feel a few rain drops but most of the weekend is dry. lets take a quick look at this typhoon, rammas-sun and look at how intense this storm is heading toward china main land moving very quickly. it is a category four, heading toward china and vietnam. millions of people will be impact by this powerful storm halfway across the globe really. for tonight clear and comfortable, pleasant. 64 degrees is our overnight low. nice night to leave those windows crack. for your friday sunny and mild, great day. 85 degrees. your seven day forecast and shore cast again just a few more clouds over weekend, in the a big deal at 84 both days, 78 down the shore, monday we are back to mostly sunny and 86. tuesday we will steam up again with nine on's in the forecast again by wednesday. you can get updated forecast

anytime with the new cbs philly weather app. get severe weather alerts and share your storm pictures with us, you can down load that app on itunes and it is coming soon to android. >> kate, thank you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a now new mosquito born virus is spread ago cross the the u.s. our health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the warning about the virus and best way to protect yourself.

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on the healthwatch a summertime warning, watch out for mosquitoes, health officials say west nile virus has been found in insects all across the area new they are worried about a new mosquito born virus that is making its way in the u.s. >> we have put this in the hand of the three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl with more on the best ways to protect yourself. >> reporter: there are sum are time nuisance nobody wants an itchy mosquito bite but in addition to being annoying they can spread diseases like

malaria, yellow fever, even self lights. >> west nile virus, new we have this chicken virus coming in the country from the caribbean islands. >> i don't use anything. >> reporter: many people do use mosquito repellant to keep the bugs away. cdc recommend products containing the following active ingredients... >> deet is a product that confuses the mosquitoes sensory system. they are smelling carbon dioxide and everything that comes out of your skin. they are focusing on you. when they get down close to the skin to bite they get this mixed signal that wow, wait a minute something is not right here don't land. >> confused mosquitoes, right yard pretreatment or fog can be helpful but they only kill off mosquitoes chemicals actually hit. they do not keep others from

coming back. and also, experts say, remember to treat any exposed skin and, get this, your clothes, because the mosquitoes bite through your clothes. >> really. >> i had no idea. >> reporter: yes, bite through your clothes too we have more information on all this at cbs philly.com, click on health. >> i learned that the hard way once. es specially cotton thin stuff, yes. >> they are a nuisance, we know that. >> true. >> worse than that too. >> stephanie, thanks very much. that will wrap it up for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 latest on the big breaking news malaysia airlines plane shot down in the war zone and tonight one expert say this is a game changer. >> president obama talked about that during a day trip to delaware, plus why he focused on the i495 bridge today. also tonight an "eyewitness news" exclusive. >> the hand comes around the door and i saw a man's head come underneath. >> reporter: bucks county woman said she was spied on in an department store dressing

room. and kathy is down the shore. >> it is a beautiful day in ocean city, jessica, the beach still crowded, in one wants to go home. do you blame them in beautiful breeze is keeping it cool and comfortable, but for those para sailors a beautiful day will it turn in the beautiful weekend. we will have the forecast from the city to the shore coming up. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. breaking news right now at 6:00 disaster in the sky, malaysia airlines flight crashes in ukraine and tonight u.s. intelligence says it was a miss that will brought that plane down. malaysia flight 17 originated in amsterdam, headed to kuala lumpur, the boeing was about a third of the way there when it disappeared from radar and came crashing down. good evening, i'm jessica dean. i'm chris may. question is who shut down that plane and why, both sides in the ukrainian conflict denied

responsibility. 280 passengers and 15 crew members were on board that plane and there are reports that some americans are among the casualties but that is in the yet confirmed. our natasha brown joins us live from our satellite center with more breaking details on this tragedy. natasha? >> reporter: well, malaysia's prime minister says jet liner did not make any distress call before it went down. and unthinkable tragedy, unsuspecting passengers on board likely never saw coming fire fighters doused smoldering wreckage of malaysia airlines flight 17, it is scattered for miles, with some signs of personal belongings from passengers dotting the landscape, the plane went down in the field near the russian border, 295 people were on board, the the boeing triple seven, traveling from amsterdam to qualify kuala lumpur. >> the vast debris field litter with body parts suggest that the plane broke up in