weekend, how much, with warmfront nearby. talk about what it means for the forecast coming up. >> good morning, everyone, late running construction has us sitting on i-95, all southbound lanes closed right now, right at the walt whitman bridge, and if you are headed for early flight out of philly international, this is in your way, i'll have the rest of the details, maybe even detour, to get around this coming up next, good morning >> in the news, rescue teams have reportedly found rescue flight recorder aboard the jet shot down over ukraine. >> us intelligent experts believe a surface to air miss sill what brought down the boeing triple seven. ukraine blames pro russian separatists, russia blames ukraine because of its military offensive. apparently none of the almost 300 passengers and crew survived. a substantial number of them were reportedly underway to international aids conference in australia.

susan macinnis joins us live from washington to bring us up-to-date on that investigation. >> us intelligence officials and their counterparts and other countries around the world are working now to determine who launched this surface to air missile, believed to be responsible for bringing down this jetliner. it is clear to most, this was no accident, what's still to be determined, is responsibility, and intense, specifically, was the downing of this commercial jetliner, civilian aircraft, a tragic accident. >> investigators will be combing through a nine-mile long trail of debris, in eastern ukraine, to figure out exactly what happened to malaysia airlines flight 17. this morning, malaysia's prime minister urged locals to stay away. >> no one -- >> the boeing 777 traveling from amsterdam to kulae lamb purr yesterday went down as it fly over field in a region controlled by pro russian

separatists. us military intelligence strongly suspects a surface to air missile brought it down. aviation structure and fire experts will now examine the aircraft wreckage to residue of missile propellents, evidence the jed's skin was tongue toured by a high speed impact. >> pro russian separatists and the ukrainian government are blaming each other for downing the aircraft. in ukraine's security agency released records action whatever it claims are intercepted phonecalls between a russian intelligence officer and a separatist group in ukraine. cbs news couldn't verify the recording, but a voice is heard saying we just shot down a plane. >> it looks less like an accident and a crime. and if so the perpetrators must be brought to justice. >> all 298 people on board died including three infants and several prominent aids researchers who were headed to international conference meet today to talk about form ago

international investigation. in washington, susan macinnis, back to you. susan, thanks so much. do you have any more about the west response so far? >> reporter: the white house right now doing its best to try to determine of the 20 nationals unidentified how many of them could be american. they're also urging everyone to form a full and credible and unimpeded investigation, and, you know, right now they also want all sides to take part in a immediate cease-fire. no determination yet whether any investigators from the ntsb will be sent over there, that's yet to be determined. >> susan, thank you very much. so many are asking this morning, why was a commercial jetliner flying over a war zone? aviation expert arthur wolk says the plane traveling from amsterdam to kuala lumpur took a route many commercial airlines travel. woke adds unrest between ukraine and pro russian separatists has made air space in the region extremely

dangerous. >> now the malaysia airlines said it will change the route planes will take. we'll try to get that sound from arthur wolk coming up very shortly. stay with "eyewitness news", as we continue to follow this investigation to who shot down the malaysia airlines plane, when not on the air you can always go on line to cbsphilly.com. right now more on the forecast, nice day? >> beautiful day unfolding for us. if you like yesterday, you will love today. it will be a real nice wrap up to the work week, since we front loaded it week with nasty storms, and hot, steamy weather, this is just nice refreshing change every pace. what a nice way to wrap up this week with a nice big bo and just say hello to the weekend. let's go on outside. showing you the view, we start things off with a look at the live neighborhood network. see little glimmer of the light of day off in the distance there. outside whitfield elementary school, six off degrees, very light winds right now, like to call that goose egg, since you got nothing going on,

southeast flow granted but it is so quiet and calm that it will be just nice comfortable morning. good excuse to sit on the porch have, your cup of coffee, watch "eyewitness news" shall then hit the road for the day, have the sun roof open. storm scan3, nice and quiet, high pressure in place, will stay therefore yet another day. would you believe still seek the back edge of the same old front trying to row treat. my gosh, can't take a hit. at least it is finally out the door, and we are left with high pressure in place. now, eventually, our next warmfront does start to lift in, bridges in more clouds, but today another gorgeous sort of carbon copy day whatever we saw yesterday. in at pair of six's right now at philadelphia international, low 50 east being reported at mount pocono, day i say kind of chilly up that way, comfortable almost everywhere else. just enough maybe even at the area shore points, light breeze, you may want to think about airflows maybe headed out for early morning breakfast, something like, that out on the board walk or something along those lines. sun will shine all day.

enjoy t8 a degrees. it is warm, it is not too hot. it is not too humid. it is just right. just one of those perfect days. it is a real gem, bob. you got to make an excuse to get out and enjoy. if you like yesterday. you will love today, too. >> beautiful yesterday. definitely, 5:06. katie, good morning, good way to start the weekends, and good news on our first time around. let's go for a ride. chopper three, over the scene, yesterday, of the brand new i-95 southbound off ramp to cottman avenue. this puppy has been closed since april of last year. so, finally, access from 95 south to cottman avenue, this is a look yesterday, when the crews were pitting the final touches on it. soap, as we go to the maps for anyone leaving northeast philadelphia, and you're headed south on i-95, again, as you head south, that new off ramp, now, gives you access to mayfair, torresdale, and northeast philly there, at cottman avenue. so, that's some good news. now, also some good news, they just reopened all of the lanes

every 95 down near the walt whitman bridge, had been closed for about 15 minutes, so they could pick up the construction cones. so anyone leaving this morning, for the airport, maybe add few extra minutes, because already little bit of back up there ahead of you. rest of the majors, 422, the schuylkill expressway, not bad. we kick off our friday morning into the neighborhoods we go, phoenixville, egypt roadblocked at the moment at bridge street from a downed pole and wires from the overnight. same deal outside of coatesville. route ten blocked at highland road. if you are leaving souse jet -- south jersey, good to go. no problems at all on the freeway, little slow working your way through the construction zone. mass transit looking good also at the moment. erika, back over to you. >> breaking news right now, just in from overseas. an ups cargo plane flying from paris to philadelphia has just made an emergency landing in london. the pilot said there was an emergency on the plane, and we're work to go find out exactly what that emergency was. the plane did land safely in

london about an hour and a half ago. developing right now, thousands of israeli soldiers back by it, are considering a grounds invasion into gas this morning. one israeli soldier, 20 palestinians, considered killed after israel launched into the gaza strip. now israel prime minister says the military is prepared to expand the operation. israel also stepped up its air assaults on hamas militants who have fired hundreds of rockets into the jewish state. hamas is vowing to retaliate against israel for the grounds invasion. new this morning, police are investigating a double shooting that injured a teenager in west philadelphia. it happened late last night on the 400 block of felton street. police say a 18 year old man was shot in the ankle. he was returned to h.u.p. in stable condition. another man suffered a graze wounds to the arm, but refused treatment. there is no word on what sparked that gunfire. well, happening today,

former new jersey middle school teacher will be sentenced on child abuse charges. charles really used to teach art and coach the soccer team at pine hill middle school. he admitted having inapropriate conversation was 17 studentsment prosecutors expect he will be sentenced to 15 years in prison. it looks like wilmington asaphia department will be spared from some big budget cuts today. the city council voted last week to slash about half a million dollars from the fire department's budget. eliminating seven positions. well, today mayor dennis williams will veto those cuts because he is worried about public safety in the city. >> memorial service will be held tonight for laura aroyo, woman found stuffed in a duffle bag. scheduled at the tabernacle of the holy spirit church in frankford. meanwhile we're learning more about her accused killer, jeremiah jackson worked as security guard at episcopal hospital according to the firm that employed him. court records reveal he was charged with theft back in 2011, but not convicted.

the security firm tells us that information was not disclosed in the pennsylvania state police data base. and jackson passed up pre-hire backgrounds check. and, still wait to go hear what killed a couple in strawberry mansion. the mysterious deaths were breaking news yesterday morning. rufus and now gladys perry found dead in their home on spengler street. police tell thrust were no signs of forced entry. as -- as soon as we get new information on the autopsy results we'll bring them to you. following developing news right now, raging wild fires out west. the new threat happening right now, as flames contitinue to spread. >> warning for women, suspected peeping tom spot in the local store. now hearing exclusively from a woman who says she was violated. >> and we're continuing to stay on top of the mal air and plane investigation. getting new details about this investigation and hearing from one of the possible inning ers who was almost on that flight. katie? >> and erika, if you liked yesterday, you will love today. a beautiful day unfolding for

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this is one of several wild fires burning outside seattle right now, hundreds of people in the path of the flames, have been told to leave their homes. at least 35 homes have already been destroyed. because we've warm air, seen somewhat the opposite reaction here on the east coaxer where we've had very cool air set until. it wasn't as much after shock to our system here with temperatures in the delaware valley, but, it feels a lot more refreshing outside too, that's because of the way this pattern has shifted with that really potent front that came

through early in the week. out to your pollen report, we start the segment off with, that next couple of days, levels starting to creep up on us here, because our pat certain actually very quiet for a change, but, notice, we have a new predominant political tone add to the mix, now grasses, plantain, metal -- nettle. those are the three that might get you maybe smoke the lawn, something like. that will start to give you the sniffles. but not dealing with really high levels of pollen, that's at least good news. crystal clear sky for you out there today. and you can expect to have sun glare as an issue for sure, you want to have your sunglasses ready to go, sun advisors obviously in the car, but butt eventually this starts to creep north. our latest warmfront, and it is going to do just that. just very slowly creep our way don't worry about wet weather all weekends, isolated shower few spots, but generally quiet weekend, beautiful in the meantime today with sunshine, high hitting eight a, drop it down to 64 tonight under just couple of clouds, still nice

and comfortable for you, then again, other than more clouds moving in, generally looking at pretty quiet tranquil weekends, 84 saturday, sunday, next week heats up, we start to see storms returning to the forecast, bob, over to you. >> good morning, it is 5:15, on this friday morning, tgif. waking up getting ready for the weekend, going outside, check the jam cams this morning, live look at the ben franklin bridge, coming into philadelphia all this week, only three lanes on the left side of your screen here, three lanes instead of the normal four, all due to construction, again, working on this side of the bridge, obviously replacing the rales on the patco high-speed line. going northeast philadelphia, where brand new off ramp greets us this morning, penndot opened up the ramp from south 95 to cottman avenue. closed since april of last year. all part of that new construction and widening project here, in northeast philadelphia, so, see the barrels and some folks maybe

even confused whether it is open or not, but southbound there is access to mayfair and the great northeast, accident in the neighborhood here, 70 answer hole steen avenue, south on 95 slow at the whitman, all of the lanes now open, watch for construction north on the new jersey turnpike, between exits five and six, until about 2:00 this afternoon, so that will give us early delay for those headed north on a friday afternoon. ukee, back over to you. >> president obama back at the white house after brief security scare, video of the president getting off air force one, to wait on the plane for about 30 extra minutes, after someone spotted suspicious package at the white house, the president was eventually allowed back home after getting the all clear. earlier in the day visit the about improving our country roads. here is a look at today's headlines, rescue teams, police, and local work remembers collecting debris, in ukraine, where the malaysian jet crashed

yesterday. crash killed at least 298 people. us intelligence officials say a missile brought down the jet, but so far, it is not clear who fired the missile. israeli military says it has kill more than dozen militants on its if i day of grounds invasion of gaza. country of jordan has called for emergency meeting of the united nations security council. >> there is a memorial tonight for laura aroyo in frank forwards, 23 year old killed monday, suspect in her murder is in custody. >> do you use energy drinks to get a jolt in the morning? we'll let you know why one every the most popular drinks is under fire this morning. >> also ahead, rash of burglaries in some local neighborhoods, and they are happening in broad daylight. how police say the thieves pick their targets. we'll be right back.

>> community comes together to remember four children who lost their lives in a fire in philadelphia. >> with a song and a prayer, dozens gathered for a candlelight vigil on guest nerve street last night. leaders say it was the first step in beginning the healing process. while they stood in solidarity, some community members voiced concerns the victims are not actually getting the help they need. >> this seem to be a big problem there is seem to be lack of communication, getting all of these funded, all this money works need this money. we ned this money, we need that. who is in charge? >> food, clothing and financial donations, have been pouring into the christ international baptist church since the july 5th inferno. leaders say that they have established a finance committee to monitor all of those donations. police continue their search for peeping tom who spied on a woman inside the department store dressing room. it happened at kohl's on west state road in warminster,

bucks county. "eyewitness news" talked exclusively to libby allen, now, she said the man crawled into her fitting room monday evening, around 6:30, and she is 28, but was using the junior sitting room. that leads her to believe the man was looking to attack a child. >> the hands kind of come around the door, and i saw a man's head come underneath, if i had just been afraid of this man, and curled up in the corner, i think, yes, i think the situation would have been ripe for something like that. >> police believe the suspect was loitering in the junior section for five hours. the suspect left before police got there. libby says she wants an apology from kohl's, for not getting any information on the man before he left. can you imagine? i mean, especially the woman, somebody just coming underneath the dressing room? >> i know, unbelievable. >> scare. 5:21, taco bell cooking up something new for breakfast the we will tell you all about the the newest offering. >> also, building homes and dreams. we're live as crews rush to beat the clock, and build

these new houses, with help, from some famous faces. we'll be back.

>> two to two, great weather news to get you started on the weekend, overall weekend not looking bad either. soap, let's take you out there. we start things off quickly, just quick check on storm scan3, these little specs of green that you see, there don't worry about them, just ground clutter, high pressure is in place, and we've bright blue sky already starting to take shape here, with the light of day popping over the horizon, call it the resort forecast, going down the shore here, lot of sun, nice day, low 80s, hoe uv index and thankfully low rip countries being, as well. little breeze coming in off

the open ocean water, looking at nice beach day, pretty decent weekends if you have maybe camping plans, mid 70s expected up in the poconos today, right through the weekends becomes you we do start to seymour clouds building in, tomorrow, as well as sunday, but bob, i think, generally the weekends looks dry. little cloudier. >> sounds good. 5:25, good morning, everybody, off pretty good start on a friday, going outside, live look, hello to malvern, live look at route 202, not sure where we were going, 202 in the construction zone, between 29 and route 401. no problems there. sun begins to rise in the background over west chester. good morning to the schuylkill expressway, not bad here at girard avenue. so the roads are dry, and off to a nice quiet, you okay, nice quiet start there, we got some construction, though, coming our way, saturday night, into sunday morning, they're going to close the northbound lanes of the northeast extension, between lansdale and quakertown, to put some beams in place there, all part of the widening

project. so on the overnight, you want to use route 309. here's ukee now with a look at sports. >> and the phillies start the second half in atlanta tonight to play the first place braves. the phils are in last place, in the national east, ten games back, time to turn it around now. sixers in chicago bulls last night, in the las vegas summer league tournament. the summer sixers. could not keep up with the top seeded summer swayed, the bulls. new orleans left the game for little bitment some thought he was injured. sixers said he had to just get an ankle re taped. bulls beat the sixers. sixers play the tournament consolation bracket tonight against team of developmental d-league stars. rounds two underway across the ponds with leader roy mcelroy. teeing off in about four hours, at the open championship. roy got off to good start in round one yesterday. at the royal liverpool golf club. he finished six under for the day, include that birdie at 16, west chester born jim furyk is among seven players

at four under and tiger woods finished strong to ends his day at three under round two underway right now. >> thank you, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", continuing to learn new information about the plane shot down in ukraine as the blame game intensifies. and we'll take a look at what the tragedy means for future flights. and, bob and katie return, they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's, locking liver at ac, katie has today's forecast, lovely, but what's your weekend looking like? [ brian ] in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take action. so he talked to me about xarelto®. [ male announcer ] xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe

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second flight record their was aboard flight 17. >> good morning, the boeing triple seven crashed in eastern ukraine, 298 aboard. us intelligence officials say a surface to air missile brought the plane down, but they're not sure who fired t ukraine is accusing pro russian separatists, the reb opens deny t malaysian prime minister asking locals to stay away from the scene. >> no one in the area remove any debris. >> it is unclear if there were any americans aboard the plane, un security councils little hold emergency meeting today to discuss the incident. now, right now, investigators are pouring over the crash site in eastern ukraine. we're told that debris from the wreckage is spread over 9 miles. so, what does the interact mean for air travel across the globe? "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson joins us now in the cbs-3 sat center more on that, me?