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

washington. >> palestinians in the gaza strip woke to more rocket fire this morning as the grounds war continued to escalate between israel and hamas militants. calls for a cease-fire grew louder on sunday, the deadliest day of fighting. >> violence must stop now. >> the united nations security council held an emergency meeting late sunday night, to discuss and called for an immediate halt to the fighting. gaza health officials say the death toll among palestinians has topped 500 since the conflict started. tens of thousands have fled their homes for safety.

>> the tragedy in gaza is beyond comprehension. the hospitals are overwelmed with number of injured, >> thirteen israeli soldiers were also killed sunday, two were american citizens. >> the solutions to the current crisis is very simple. if it is going to be quite -- it is going to be quai net gaza. >> hoping diplomatic efforts can put an end to fighting in gaza. >> we support to have a cease-fire which israel joined into, which does not have pre conditions. >> un draft resolution calls for the protection of civilians in gaza and for immediate humanitarian assistance. in washington, susan macinnis, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". the un security council could vote on resolution as early as today. demanding pro russian rebels allow international access to the yesterday militants moved nearly 200 bodies into refrigerated train cars toward a rebel city, rebel held city. on scene observe remembers only allowed a brief inch

section. lawmakers want russian to mel the militants to cooperate with international monitors. >> if we can get to stop aiding the rebels, to stop working hand and glove with the rebels, and allow a true ukraine, it would be some good that would come out of this awful tragedy. >> russia continues to deny any involvement with the crash that killed all 298 people on board. and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage on the plane shot down over ukraine. you can find updates any time at cbsphilly.com. right now, 5:03, want to head back outside to kate on the skydeck. little cool this morning, kate? >> you know, little bit of chill in the air, i grabbed a weather when i left the house this morning, you may want to do the same. you don't need certainly, it is mid july, but real nice morning, very comfortable outside. and it has been real nice stretch of weather for the past few days, temperatures have averaged below normal, but that's all about to change over the next few days, quick look at storm scan3, actually we take you right into our forecast here, looking at headlines, pleasant monday for today. not bad at all t does start to heat up for your tuesday. and the next chance for thunderstorms is in the forecast. and specially by the middle of the week. there is your weather

headlines, now peaking how things are shaping up early this monday morning, you can see on storm scan3, clouds off to the south with system still lurk interesting over portions of virginia, and north carolina, but as we zoom in on our area, really not seeing much of anything at all. few high clouds drifting through. nicer weather done the shore today as well after bit of cloudy week out there. take a look at temperatures, again, 56 allentown, 57 mount pocono, 68 degrees at the airport, and we're at 61 right in you in atlantic city, more humid, dew points still in the comfortable rage, but head through tomorrow, into wednesday, you will feel that july heat and humidity return. so, your day planner for today looks for mix of sun and clouds to start you off, 9:00 a.m. 70 degrees, by noon, at 78, more humid, pleasant afternoon, 3:00 p.m., clouds, 84, not too bad. still in the comfy to moderate range, notice how the humidity rises over couple of days, and by wednesday, feeling down right oppressivement so coming up with the seven day forecast, i'll let you know if heat and humidity lasts beyond

wednesday or if we return to comfort. for now we check in on the roads with bob, good morning. >> 5:05, this monday morning, hope you enjoyed the weekends. off to pretty good start. roads are quiet, they are driment going outside live look, we check some of the jam cams this morning, if you are coming back from the poconos, no problems at all coming down the extension, coming through the mid-county toll plaza, now, they did close the extention saturday night into early sunday morning, but, everything is open and we are good to go, the tractor-trailers roll through the e-zpass lanes, going down to penn's landing, live look at i-95. where you go through the tunnels here, into penn's landing, and headed down toward philly international airport, no problems at all if you have early flight out of philadelphia international. now, if you are coming north on 95, up from delaware, watch for crash, right near route 141, right by the airport, then of course you have the 495 closure still with us, south on the 42 freeway, headed into new jersey, an accident. right at route 544. so, that's going to impact anyone that comes over the

walt whitman, and tries to go south into south jersey. anyone coming back from the shore, as we like to do on a monday morning, you are good to go. no problems on the expressway, the parkway, route 47 looking good, and mass transit running with no delays. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. new this morning, man shot in north philadelphia. tells cbs-3 he was shot in the leg at ninth and lehigh avenue around 2:00 a.m. he was taken to the hospital. his injuries are not considered to be life threatening. police are looking for three men, who were seen running away from the scene. and an investigation continues this morning, surrounding a family dispute that turned deadly in west philadelphia. a man who uses a wheelchair opens fire killing his own brother after he said the man attacked his sister. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo where we could learn if any charges will be filed. jan, good morning. >> reporter: this family still trying to figure out exactly what happened this weekend as police continue to investigate. now, police say one man who is in a wheelchair shot and

killed his very own brother claiming it was done in self-defense. >> victim here police say shot and killed by his own brother. >> brian lee said he was sleeping upstairs with his kids when he heard the commotion. his brother-in-law, john map had been shot by his younger brother who say is a paraplegic. when he realize what happened, lee says it was too late. >> there is nothing in the world that they wouldn't do for me, i wouldn't do for them, really generally great people. >> police say the shooting around 4:00 sunday morning on the 58 and block of filbert street west philadelphia. when police arrived, they found 40 year old john map lying in the middle of the street,

chest. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. lee says he has no idea what happened. >> i'm not going to say anything to damage anyone's integrity or anything. other than that, i have no idea. >> but according to police, map's younger brother told investigators, map was physically abusing him andsistes sister map came after him. and that's when the 34 year old says he shot. he said in self-defense. >> i wasn't there. but at the same time, i knew that this is a tragedy that's going to rock the family forever. >> now, police say, preliminarilly it seems like this all started over some sort of family dispute. this investigation is continuing at this point. no live outside of police

headquarters, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank up. today philadelphia police may learn the identity of the man pulled from pennypack creek in northeast philadelphia. a man was found floating in the water near rhawn street, lexington avenue yesterday morning. officials are now determine who he is, and what happened. >> we expect to learn more today about the suspicious deaths of cup nel strawberry mansion. rufus and gladys perry both fawn dead in their home on spangler street last thursday. but, they did not show any obvious signs of trauma. over the weekends, homicide detectives told us, they're questioning two people. we'll any charges are filed. if you are headed to the phillies game later tonight, get ready for stepped up security at the ballpark. starting today fans entering citizens bank park through the right field gate will have to go through one of the metal detectors, part of new security plan major league stadiums. phillies host the giants at 7:05 tonight. much more on the return of one of the phillies stars when we talk sports coming up in just a bit. also, today, donald and shelly sterling len do end up back on the witness stand. donald sterling's lawyers will start calling witnesses over who controls the fate of the los angeles clippers. agreed sell the team for $2 billion after the league

banned donald starring for life after caught making racist comments. >> firefighters in the patch i can northwest are trying to get these raging wild fires under control this morning. >> now, getting new look at the devestation left behind. also, this: >> heroic officer risk his life to save a driver. why he had to doctoring that man across the highway. >> the immigration crisis leads to new protests here in the state of pennsylvania, the program, will tell you that is upsetting so many people. kate? >> and, it is another pleasant day on the way across the delaware valley with temperatures in the mid eight #'s, mix of sun and clouds, we'll heat up, then cool down again, i'll have your seven day forecast when we come back.

ohio officer risk his life to rescue suspected drunk driver. officer's cruiser on highway outside of cleveland. see him drag that man across several lanes of traffic. now the officer had pulled that man over on drunk driving charges, when all of a sudden he got out of his car, and walk onto the busy highway. he is a hero there is guy should really thank him. i don't think there is any guy on this department that wouldn't have done the same thing. we have a lot of great guys here. that's part of the job that you spring into action. >> now, it wasn't an easy job at all considering the driver ways so weighing 340 pounds. he already pleaded no contest to drunk driving, and speeding charges. right now, a 13:00, we want our traffic and weather together. kate is in for katie, good morning. >> good monday everyone, if you are waking up now, another pretty nice day on the way. a lot like yesterday a mix every sunday shine and temperatures, clouds warmer than they were this weekend.

start off with your pollen report. we always do that at this time of the day. to atlantic city, quick look outside, where you can see the sky is just beginning to lighten up already. it is great this time of the year, light in the sky, so early and have better beach weather down the shore today than you had over the weekend. pollen report for today. looking at pollen levels, it rises through the week, we start to heat up predominant pollen, grass, plantain, metal. how things are shaping up, we go day-to-day this week. looking at area of high pressure overhead today, starts positive move east tomorrow. start to kick up more moist flow from the south than from the west. temperatures back to the upper 80s, tomorrow more sunshine, but certainly feels more like mid july supposed to feel, back to the 90s heating back up as we watch the next front start to move through the great lakes,

could bring us late day thunderstorm wednesday. and you know even today or tomorrow we can't rule out pop up shower or thunder storm in the afternoon, most of those will stay off to our west. here is a quick look at your beach forecast, we told you, much better weather down there down the shore, partly sunny, very nice day, at 78 for the daytime high. your seven day coming up in just a minute. for now we check in with bob. >> 5:15, monday morning, off to nice quiet start on a monday morning, roads are dry, no we check in with the jam cams. and first of all say good morning to this is live look at the schuylkill expressway. hello south philadelphia. a live look, here, the buses rolling out of south philly rolling in toward center city philly. vare avenue interchange. so no problems at all headed the city. if you are headed toward king every prussia, conshohocken, toward the airport see at schuylkill good shape. i-95, in the neighborhoods here on the right, southbound not bad at all here, see the skyline in the back gown, but just for the squeeze when you roll into girard avenue. definitely the new pattern, with no shoulder on either side. ninety-five north, the exchange for the airport, and

christianna mall. then south on the 42 freeway, an accident, right at route 544, so that's going to impact anyone coming over the whitman headed into new jersey. ukee, back to you. breaking news, leads our look at today's headlines on cbs-3. coast guard searching for missing both nerve longport atlantic county. told he was thrown in the water after his boat hit a jet. >> i bombs are falling in gaza as the two week battle between israel and hamas continues. today us secretary of state john kerrey arrives in cairo. he wants both sides it resume 2012 trues. >> rescue work verse located more bodies from the downed malaysia airline nerve ukraine. pro russian militants placed nearly 200 bodies in refrigerated rail cars. international observers want more access to the site. time right now 5:16. and get ready to pay more for your next flight. ticket prices are going up today. you can't blame the airlines for the price hike.

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influx of children seek refuge in the u.s. sparks protest in berks county. dozens of demonstrators outside bethany's home in heidelberg township 15 miles wells every reading. the children's home takes part in a program called helping hands. they take in children crossing the border and give them food and shelter and medical care. >> illegal have gotten so far. our vets are still waiting. our vets are still waiting in line. >> this is not an issue about illegal or legal or invasion. this is an issue about how we're going to treat refugees in the united states. the children's home says they've helped about 06 children, and not all are illegal immigrants t takes them roughly ten to 12 days to

reunite children with their families. take a look at this. getting stunning new look at the devestation left behind by this raging wild fire in washington state. here is a look at the charred rubble as a drone flew over some of the hard et cetera hit areas outside of seattle. twenty-one different wild fires have already scorch almost a million acres, and destroyed more than 150 buildings in the pacific northwest. one man died of a heart attack while trying to save his home. firefighters spectacle america winds, and cooler temperatures today. and hopefully that will help control the flames. in china, 17 people are dead, after this typhoon slammed into southeast china over the weekend. that's on ton of the almost 100 people killed by the same storm in the philippines. this time the strongest one to hit china in more than 40 years. all right, well, how much would you pay for a taco? how about $78? >> excuse me? >> yes, we'll tell what is in this extremely expensive meal.

>> and cashing in, roy mcelroy wasn't the only winner at the open championship. how his victory led to big payday for his dad. back in a

things are starting to lighten up already, on this monday morning, and temperatures actually feeling pretty comfortable again, mid july, could be in the middle after heatwave. we were at this time last year, not

let's look outside right now. starting to see light in the sky, few clouds out, there not bad. still, a solid half hour or so away from sunrise, little less than, that you can see the ben franklin bridge all lit up. the sky brightening up, as well. so much easier to get out every when it is a little light outside. storm scan3, no problems outside. looking good as far as cloud cover is concerned, pretty clear, zooming out, you can see system off to the south, which is stalled over virginia, and portions of north carolina, but that's going to stay south of us for today. so i expect pretty nice day, few more clouds, but we'll see breaks every sunday as well, a lot like yesterday. 68 degrees at the airport, 67 in reading, and 66 in wilmington, comfortable 61 right now atlantic city. current dew .60. where the dew point will stay today. dew point is a measure of the moisture content in the airment look at dew point versus relative humidity. relative humidity just a percentage taken from the dew point and the tell tear, but dew point at the 06 range, that puts us kind of in the not bad area, not not dry air we felt coupl of days ago, but certainly not oppressive or insufferable, pretty comfortable air out there. through today, and we'll steam up through the reminder of the week. now we check in with bob. good morning. >> good morning, 5:24, happy monday, hope you enjoyed the weekends, and new speed limit

went into effect on the weekend, on the platt bridge. live look at the platt, that is little short cut between southwest philly and philly international, the speed limit went from 45 down to 35. so i'm going to bet awe jelly donut, they will be watching that closely with the radar gun there. so just be aware that far if you use the platt bridge beginning today. ninety-five, the schuylkill, no problems at all coming into downtown. you are looking good, pennsylvania turnpike, some overnight construction still with us, until about i'll say 6:00, 6:30 or so, westbound right near ft. washington. then if you are headed out along 422 today, just watch for road work along the eastbound side. right near trooper road. we'll set up the cones at around 9:00. well the bridges look fine, mass transit looking good, as well, here is ukee now with a look at sports. >> hunter pens and the san francisco giants come to town, meeting cliff lee. kyle kendrick has had his problems, in the first inning of games this season, and

those issues continue. yesterday, in at lan it. the braves scored two in the bottom of the first, to take a lead, and they added on the rest of the way. stop me if you have heard this one before. phils struggled offensively, phils lose this one final score eight to two. well, roy mcelroy has his sites on next year's masters, now won three of the four major championships in the game of golf. twenty-five year old has won the us open, the pga championship and now the open championship, previously known as the british open. roy claimed a wire to wire win, finish with 17 under 271. the victory also earned $171,000 for mcelroy's daddy, he plays dollars $170 bet, ten years ago, that rory would win the british open. called in by the age every 26. cha-ching. erika? >> that's really having fate in your son. that's great. 5:26. coming up in the next half

hour of "eyewitness news", we are continuing to follow bringing news in the search for a missing boater. jan? >> reporter: well, police say a man in a wheelchair shoots and kills his very own brother. i'm jan carabeo outside of police headquarters this morning, coming up, find out what could be behind that dispute. >> also, towing troubles. find out why plans to move the costa concordia today are being delayed. bob and kate return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's, looking live at center city, we're back in two minutes.

>> coast guard is searching for a boater missing in the water. >> we're told a boater hit a jet i late last night, throwing two people into the

water. one person the other still missing. we have a crew headed to the scene, we'll bring you the updates as soon as they come into our news room. meanwhile, an update on the breaking news, going on right now, in the middle east. us secretary of state, john kerrey, heads to egypt later today to attempt to broke area hamas militants. this strip comes as palestinians in the gaza strip woke to more rocket fire this morning. gaza health officials say the death toll among palestinians has now topped 500 since the conflict started. tens every thousands have fled their homes, for safety. hamas wants you to die. and you shouldn't die for hamas. they don't care about you. but we want you safe. >> yesterday two americans fighting with the israeli arm bring killed along with 11 israelis. international access to the site of the downed mal air an air flight scene still limifo