this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". and today's monday, july 21, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today. breaking news, new wave of violence in the mideast, as smoke is seen rising from gas a we have update for you ahead. >> us secretary council could vote on resolution, demanding access to the ukraine crash site of malaysia flight 17. one man is dead after weekend shooting after a family's domestic dispute. live report with jan. >> right now, we begin with breaking news on the mideast conflict. us secretary of state john kerrey heads to egypt to attempt to broker cease-fire between israel and hamas militants. >> held emergency molding last night. they drafted resolution calling for the protection of

civilian's in gaza, for israeli forces it pull out. yesterday was the deadliest day since fighting began nearly three weeks ago. the death toll in gaza alone has reportedly topped 500. president obama calls israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to outline his certainly about civilian casualties. he insists his forces are doing all they can to avoid killing civilians including killing them to get out of harm's way. >> hamas wants you to die. you shouldn't die for hamas. they don't care about you. but we want you to be safe. >> yesterday two americans fighting with the israeli army were killed along with 11 israelis. right now, we want our traffic and weather together. kate is in for katie this morning. >> hey, good morning, everyone, happy monday. hope you had a great weekend. starting week down the shore, maybe your week for the shore rental, you will have pretty nice week out there. prep taker on the ocean city boardwalk, lights rupp, sun

comes up at about 5:50, this morning, sky will lighten out quickly. get a jog on the boardwalk this morning. storm scan3, really nothing to show you. that's the story today. another quiet day across the delaware valley. everything pretty quiet. zoom out, see system still lurking offer to the south, clouds over portions of southern virginina, showers are this morning, bus most will stay off to the south as we go through today. it will moisten up, the winds become more southeast through the course of today into tonight. temperatures meantime pretty comfy out there, 56 degrees in wilmington, 62 millville, 63 trenton right now, sitting at 68 the warm spot at the airport, cool morning in mount pocono, 58 degrees stepping out the door pretty shortly here. dew points starting to retiring you can see dew points back in the 60s, we some awesome conditions, with dew points specially on

saturday, last friday, only in the mid 50's, and now back to the 60s, as the humidity rises we'll start to feel it through the course of the week. so today still in the moderate to comfortable range, to tomorrow down right humid. by wednesday that's when the humidity really kicks in and we will be feeling down right oppressive. today 70 at more humid this afternoon, 78 at noon, then 84, pleasant afternoon, mix every sunday and with bob kelly. >> i like the moderate to coffee range there. >> yes. >> starting off this morning. good morning, moderate to comfy right here along 202-6789 we got the cones down, this is an overnight project that is still with us, it is northbound lanes of route 202. as you head of prussia, they have the right lanes all taken out, and then right, there where the cone breaks, so you can head into the schuylkill expressway. so if you are leaving, say, malvern, west chester, headed north at this early hour, watch out for the construction zones. right where the cones break, you can access the schuylkill expressway. to i-95, live look right near girard avenue.

construction zone is tight. i went through her yesterday with no shoulder. you can definately squeeze come into play here as you work down toward girard avenue. otherwise good shape along 422 coming from royersford, collegeville, into king of prussia, no problems on the schuylkill at the moment. in new jersey though we do have an accident, southbound, on the 42 freeway, right at route 544. again, it is southbound, anyone coming back from the shore this morning, you will have no problem at all from the beach into the city. ukee, erika, back to you. >> tragic ends to go what philadelphia police are calling a family dispute. >> a paraplegic mack shoots and kills his brother. he claims he pulled the trigger to protect his sister. joining us now from police headquarters with more on the

morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika, ukee, this investigation is ongoing. no arrests at this point. in the meantime there is family is trying to figure out what went so wrong so fast this weekend. police say one man, a paraplegic, shoots and kills his very own brother, claiming in self-defense. now, take a look at this picture, victim, john matthews, 40 years old, police say he was shot early sunday morning, around 4:00 a.m. in the 5800 block he doesn't know exactly

what happened. he was upstairs sleeping with his children when all of the commotion unfolded. meanwhile, police believe that this dispute started with some sort of family issue, again, this investigation is ongoing. no arrests at this point. reporting live outside the police headquarters, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, jan. >> rescue workers locate another 21 bodies near the downed airlines flight. >> rebels who control the area are removing bodies. pro russian militants moved nearly 200 bodies into refrigerated train cars toward rebel held city mondayment investigators only allowed brief inspection, now russian president putin lashing out at claimant innings blaming his country's ties to rebels in ukraine. >> however, no one should have the right to use this tragedy to achieve selfish political objectives it, should unite people. >> russia continues to deny any involvement, and blames ukraine's military.

un secretary council is scheduled to vote today on a resolution demanding those responsible are held accountable. >> we have new video, this is just in from north philadelphia. where police are investigating an overnight shooting. authorities tell cbs-3, a man was shot in the leg at ninth and low high avenue around 2:00 a.m. he was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. investigators say, three men were seen running away from that scene. happening today, disgraced former philadelphia police officer, richard decoatsworth, heads back to court. decoatsworth pleaded guilty to assault, prostitution, and drug charges in february. then he had a change of heart, saying he wants to proof his innocence. now, he's in the process every retaining a new lawyer, decoatsworth was once considered a hero after being shot in the face while chasing a suspect. he is set to go to trial in nef. police are investigating the discovery after body in pennypack creek early sunday morning, a man was found

floating in the waters near rhawn street and quaker avenue. officials are now trying to determine the man's identity, and whether his death was an accident or a crime. things will be a little different for some fans when they head to the ballpark to see the phillies take on the giants. l phillies are taking part in mandated metal detector program, part every major league baseball partnering with the department of homeland security, only fans entering through the right field gate will be screened. but by the start of 2015, all parks will be required to screen every fan that enters the game. well, huge turn out for fundraiser help a child suffering from a rare disease. >> it is a disease causing him to go deaf and blind. "eyewitness news", at the flying w airport, in medford, new jersey. it was the second annual help henry see and hear fundraiser. six year old henry north on suffers from usher syndrome. he was born deaf and is rapidly losing his vision. captain mero america, some american ninja warriors, and

lots of supporters, all turned out for this fundraising drive. >> coming out to raise money for what we're all about, access, everybody should be able to read something, if it is in brail, everybody should be safe without curbs falling over, and everyone should have an interpret i to be able to sign. >> his family hems the fundraise razor will bring awareness to this genetic condition. four babies in everyone hundred thousand born has usher's syndrome. >> much more to cover on "eyewitness news" this morning, including impressive win at the championship for rory mcelroy. >> we'll explain as "eyewitness news" continues. we'll be right back.

here is one more look at this morning's headlines, including breaking news out of the middle east. again this morning, in gas, a death toll has reached over 500 people after the bloody

day of fighting notice two week conflict between israel and hamas. first major ground battle between the two sides ended yesterday with 65 palestinians, 13 israeli soldiers killed. we could know later today if international teams will reach the site of the crash of the malaysian plane site. want militants to cooperate with international mop tours, russia donuts any involvement in the crash that killed almost 300 people. and, phillies debut metal detectors at the right field game of citizens bank park tonight. major league stadiums will have those detectors in place by next season. coming up on 4:43, just lovely weekends, hoping for little bit more that far today, katie. >> yes, people looking for pretty much. that will sunshine, starting to steam up little bit. >> this time last year we were in the middle of this extended eight day heatwave with temperatures in the 90s, almost triple digits. this feels fantastic. >> we've earned it. >> yes. >> mid july could be really bad for us, in fact, this is traditionally the hottest time

of the year in philadelphia, but certainly not over the past few days, temperatures have been averaging below normal since last thursday. let's take a look outside right now. storm scan3 looking fine, no problems out, there we do have some clouds off to the south, couple of showers move in through portions of southern virginia, most should stay south of us it, will start to steam up little bit today. feel the difference in humidity when you step outside this afternoon, not quite as pleasant, but still pretty comfortable. can't complain about it. 64 degrees in allentown, 68 in philadelphia, 62 millville. tell you what, if the only weather headline we have today getting little bit more humid, you know in for pretty decent day, no rain, no storms, nothing like that to track. heating up through the week, mix every sunday shine and cloud today, system lurking offer to the south. still there tomorrow. we start to get into what's known as more return flow, southwest wind around the edge after area of high pressure, as the high moves away, you start to tap into the moisture lurking off to the south. so tomorrow you will feel the humidity ramp up even more. wednesday it just gets down right hot. we're between systems with

highs in the 90's, the front will start to sweep in later into thursday, bring to thunderstorms or more comfortable temperature. not a heatwave, just one day warm up. looking at mixture of sunshine and clouds, humid, 58 for the daytime high. light, 5 miles an hour this afternoon, winds, sunrise at 5:50 a.m. not bad. tonight patchy cloud, pleasant, 68 degrees, there is the light breeze from the south, five, for your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, from the short cast, brief warm up, up to 88 tomorrow, some sun, little more steamy, wednesday 91, hot, humid, afternoon thunderstorm, more storms thursday, then we clear it out, cool it down a bit for friday and saturday. in sports, phillies take on the giants tonight at citizens bank park, game that will mark the return of cliff lee. yesterday the phils had one-nothing lead. when kyle kendrick took the mounds in the bottom of the first, chris johnson, two-run

blast, put the phils behind, they stayed there rest of the afternoon. kendrick allowed, and the phils lost this 18 to two. phils pitcher walked seven braves on the afternoon. let's go to the open championship, royal liverpool golf club. roy motorcycle ill rone has check another major championship off his list. the 25 year old motorcycle inch roy won the open, became the third youngest player behind jack nicklaus and tiger winds. he finished with 17 under 271 score, two strokes ahead of sergio garcia and ricky fail or. >> only having the green jacket to win, you know, ill g going with a lot of motivation. >> he did a nice job, yesterday mets' padres game, 105 agnes magee, look at the toss up, that makes agnes the oldest person to ever toss the ceremonial first pitch at

padres game, she said she has been practicing for quite sometime. the first padres game she ever attended. by the way, nag west went sky diving for her 100 birthday. you go, girl. she had a great time. >> never too late to have a first. you know, first game, first throwing out a pitch. >> looks like she was about to throw a curve maybe. that was great. good for her. >> still ahead, we'll get you ready for the week on wall street when we check in with jill nagware on wall street. >> first, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

>> the masters meet was held sunday at the brookside swim club in glassboro. proceeds benefit the club swim and dive teams and the special olympics of new jersey. participants range in age from 18 to 95. the 59 year old was talked into registering by his daughter and son-in-law.

he may not have won, but i certainly held his own. >> enjoyed it very much. we have a pool, you know, and i swim for exercise. good health, good attitude. >> very proud. he keeps himself young. he keeps re-inventing himself every day. >> he actually took parts in two events, the 25 and the 50-meter freestyle race. well done. >> way to go, nice, nice. also, salt lake city utah has come up with a idea, you just don't need this in philadelphia. 1,000-foot slip and slide. got your attention, right? ran right down the middle of salt lake. thousands came out to give it a try and have some fun in the sun. organizers say that they just wanted to give people a good time, looks like mission accomplished. hey, i want to see somebody go down that thing. >> we just set that bad boy up on the boardwalk and let it are the roll. >> even as an adult, come on,

now. our time 4:49. let's get a check on business. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, jill, of course sum area lot of folks traveling. you're saying it will cost more to fly now? even more expensive? >> yes, good morning, ukee, erika, get ready to pay more for airline tickets, and it isn't those extra baggage fees, starting today, transportation safety administration fee goes up from 2.50 each way to 5.60, and travelers with lay over of more than four hours, will pay even more, because the tsa is charging the new fee for each leg of your trip. so the fees will raise an estimated $12.6 billion for the tsa over the next decade, but it does add up when you talk about passengers and travel. >> speaking of travel, so, i understand, one auto maker is making it a little easier to keep their children in line while in the car?

>> reporter: yes, that's right, the newest version of toyota's mini-van, the cr mini-van, feature called driver easy speak t works by using a built in microphone, which carries a parent's voice from the front seat to the back seat. using speakers. the microphone only works one way, so kids can't yell back at their parents. and it will also be easier for parents to check on kids without turning around, the mini-van has optional pull down conversation bar err, as they're calling it, ukee, erika? >> remember the old don't make me come back there. >> oh, i know, the the invisible line, uh-huh. >> thanks, jill, talk to you. coming up after a short break, traffic and weather together. we

>> morning, bob. >> good morning, live look at the ben franklin

construction continues here, of course at the long-term project, replacing patco high-speed line, but also again three lanes this morning come nothing philadelphia. i went over the benny yesterday. i tell you what a mess from philly into new jersey, it seemed like every expansion joint there was major, major speed bump until to about mid-span. so, there is a loft work that is ahead of them here on the ben franklin bridge. no delays there at the moment. downtown we go. live look at the vine expressway, into and out of philadelphia, light volume so far. we do have an accident, though, on 492 freeway. this is southbound there is will

into new jersey, this morning. right at route 544. now, of course, with a monday morning, a the love folks like to stay extra day, weather wasn't too, too nice down there yesterday at the shore, we may not see as much volume this morning coming back. but the expressway, parkway, 47, usually we see some extra ao problems to report at the moment. and northbound on the northeast extension, just watch for some overnight construction between quakertown and the lehigh valley, until about 7:00. kate, i heard it wasn't too hot down the shore weather wise yesterday. what do you have for the rest of the week for vacation? >> i think the rest of the week down the shore looks a lot better than the weekend, storm lurking off the coast, wind, showers down the shore, but now that's all moved storm scan3, not seeing much in the way of cloud cover out there. we zoom south, still have the system lurking off to the south across portions of virginia, north carolina, so outer banks not looking at the best beach day today. certainly better not the jersey shore, delaware beaches not so bad on your stepping out the door right now, light jacket in some spots, especially for the poconos, where it is only in the 50's, 68 at the airport, six an in wilmington, and 61 right now atlantic city. boy, cool for july. average high line at 87. notice how the past five days have been well below that line. we've averaged about 83, about four, 5 degrees below normal. right through the weekend and we will stay actually couple every degrees below normal

today. eight an in the city, maybe isolated shower in the poconos, that's about it, back to you. >> here is a look at stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 106 will be following for you today. new leader of the institute of the brothers of christian schools has local ties having grown up in southwest philadelphia. governor tom corbett says he's concerned with the federal government's handling of thousands of children flooding the country's southern border. and, worshippers at philadelphia ukrainian church have the victims of malaysian flight 17 in their prayers yesterday. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio 1060" on your a.m. dial. erika? >> coming up in n the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", following breaking overnight developments in the crisis in the middle east. >> also, some must see video when police officer risk his life to save a man, find out why he had to drag that driver off a crowded highway. >> and you have heard the warning before. be careful what you post on line. how some selfies landed a woman be

>> rockets rain down on gaza, leads to even more death. steps being taken today to stop the escalating crisis. >> also, this morning, a family tragedy a paraplegic man accused of killing his own brother. why he told police he pulled that trigger. >> today is monday, july 21, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. get ready for changes next time you head to a phillies game. leave extra time for the stepped up security that's starting today. kate? >> and erika, it is actually little cool on the skydeck here this morning, to start your monday. you might want to grab just light sweater or jacket as you leave the house. if you are out early, but we are heating up again, through the week. we'll feel a lot more like mid

july is supposed to feel. i'll tell when you the heat returns to the forecast coming up. bob? >> good morning, everyone, 5:00 o'clock on a monday, looking live at i59 through the construction zone. light volume so much here. an accident in south jersey. we'll check in with mass transit coming up. good morning. >> thank you, bob. we're following breaking news down the shore right now. the coast guard looking for a both nerve long poured, atlantic county. told it hit a jelly throwing we people into the water. two made it to the shore, another still missing. crew headed out to the scene. we'll bring you updates as soon as they come into the news room. >> also, breaking news on the mideast crisisment secretary of state, john kerrey, heads to egypt today to try to broke area cease-fire between israel and hamas militants. this trip comes as the national international community raises concerns about the rising civilian death toll after nearly three weeks of fighting. correspondent susan motorcycle begin which is more from