for missing boater. we're told a boat hit a jetty in the bay, throwing two people into the water. now, one person made it back to the shore, but another man remains missing, as they search for him. ukee? >> more breaking news now on the mideast crisis. let's show you live look as palestinians in the rocket strip. secretary every state, john kerrey, heads to egypt today, to try to broke area cease-fire between israel and hamas militants. his trip comes as the international community raise concerns about the rising civilian death toll after three weeks of fighting. cbs correspondent susan macinnis more now from washington. >> palestinians in the gaza strip woke to more rocket fire this morning, as the grounds war continues to escalate between israel and hamas militants. calls foresees fire grew louder sunday deadliest day of fighting. >> violence must stop now. >> the united nations security council held a meeting late

monday night for civilian casualties, calls for immediate halt to the fighting. gaza health officials say the death toll among palestinians has topped 500 since the conflict started. tens of thousand haves fled their homes for safety. >> tragedy in gaza is beyond comprehension, the hospitals are overwelmed with number of injured, civilians. >> thirteen israeli soldiers were also killed sunday, two were american citizens. >> the solution to the crisis is very simple f it is going to be quai net israel it will be quiet in gaza. >> us still hoping diplomatic efforts can put an end to the violence. we support have have cease-fire, which does not have preconditions. >> un draft resolution calls for the protection of civilians in gaza and for immediate humanitarian

assistance. in washington, susan macinnis, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> horeb rest controlling the area, and how they are removing bod ills. pro refresh and militants removed nearly 200 bod nice refrigerated train cars toward rebel held city sundayment investigators were only allowed a brief inch section, now russian president vladmeere putin lashing out at critics blaming his country's ties to rebels in ukraine. >> no witch should have the right to use this as political objectives, such event should not divide but unite people. >> russia continues to deny any involvement. and blame's ukraine's military. the un security council is scheduled it vote today on resolution demanding those responsible are held accountable. coming you on 6:03, want to head outside to the skydeck where kate bilo is joining us this morning,.

>> good morning, beautiful morning it is, just looking behind me, only see few whispy is her use clouds, the rest looks beautiful. sun just come up, looking like gorgeous day, once again, some nice weather for mid july. >> this time last year, we were in the middle of extended searing heatwave with days upon days in the 90s, but not now, in fact, it has been cool for the past week or so shows whole lot of nothing, and not much going on even across the really to the northeast, it will take couple of dates until we get into any real wet weather. so look at the past five days it, has been cool for july. last wednesday, 83. thursday, friday, 84. saturday, 81. yesterday's high was 82, look at our average time line, 87, not even close to that temperatures have really been averaging below normal.

it has been really feeling fantastic, i don't know about you, but i am loving t still in the 80s, still feels like summer, not too hot, not too humid. stunning week for this time of the year for us. temperatures right now 62 allentown, cool 67 at the airport, 57 in mount pocono, and 61 degrees in atlantic city. as we go through the rest of today we can expect temperatures to warm up pretty quickly once the sun comes out, currently mid 60s, so cool morning for our walk on the beach down the shore if you are down the shore today. mid 80s, near 80 down the shore, coming up your seven day forecast, for now we check in with bob kelly. >> 6:04, happy monday, hope you enjoyed the weekend, pretty good shape this morning, except out here along route 309. looking at the intersection, police tell me this is a medical emergency, and this vehicle here, right at the intersection route 309 and welsh rd. see the officers, we have marked car and unmark car, and that's an officer getting in the vehicle, looks like he will pull it out of the middle of the sent sean, right now 39 and welsh rd. watch for police activity with the medical emergenciment look

like traffic throughment platt bridge, brand new speed limit on the span this morning. so, just watch the gas pedal between southwest philly and the airport, no problems or delays at all as you are leaving the airport head in the toward philadelphia. we have accident on the 42 freeway, it is southbound, route 5444-mile road at rake pond road. crash along i95 northbound, right at route 141, right outside of new castle airport. back over to you. >> police investigating a shooting in north philadelphia. authorities tell cbs-3 man 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

threatening. investigators also say three men were seen running away from that scene. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, has been tracking the latest developments at police headquarters for us, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika there is family is trying to figure out exactly what happened, this weekend, police say, one man in a wheelchair shot and killed his own brother, not only in self de -- in self-defense, but for pro ticking his sister. >> hard to find the words, after this sudden loss of family. the victim here, police say, shot and killed by his own brother. >> brian lee said he was sleeping epp upstairs with his kids when he heard the commotion. his brother-in-law, had been shot allegedly by map's younger brother, who police say is a paraplegic, when realized what happened, lee says, it was too late. >> nothing in the worlds they wouldn't do for me, i wouldn't do for them. really genuinely great people. >> police say the shooting un happened folded here, 5800 block of filbert street in

west philadelphia. when police arrived, they found 40 year old john map, lying in the middle of the street shot once in the chest, rushed to the hospital where he later died. lee says, he has no idea what happened. >> according to police, map's younger brother told investigators, map was physically abusing him and his sister after attacking his sister, map came after him. that's when the 34 year old says he shot, he says, it was self-defense. >> i wasn't there, but at the same time, i knew that this is a tragedy, that is going to rock the family forever. >> police say this seems to have started over some sort of family dispute. police are still investigating this morning, at this point, no arrest, reporting live outside of police headquarters, january jan carab, "eyewitness news". >> in other news this morning, authorities are investigating the discovery after body in

peppy pack kreen, man found floating in the water near rhawn and lexington avenue yesterday morning. officials now trying to determine who he is and what happened. the body described of that of white male, and the medical examiner hopes to determine the identity that far man today. here is a look at other news events happening today, as well, we expect to learn more about the death after husband and wife on spangler street last week detectives questioned two people over the weekend in connection with the suspicious death. former philadelphia police officer, richard decoatsworth; back in court today. he pleaded guilty to assault prostitution and other charges, last february, when he changed his mind and entered not guilty place. >> metal detectors tonight at the right field gate of citizens bank park, just a start all major league stadiums will have metal detectors in place for next season. >> right now 6:08. nearly 1 million acres scorched out west as firefighters continue to wage war on these fears flames.

coming up next, unique look at some of the damage left behind. >> also, a driver pulled over for speeding does the unthinkable. he just walks right into traffic. see how a police officer puts his own life on the line, in order to save him. >> and, we're in the middle of the summer travel season which is also a peak time for identity theft. three's on your side with tips on how to protect yourself while on vacation. >> ♪ >> find out why more young people today are not in a big rush to the alter. good morning, family. be back in a minute. >> ♪

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s coast guard, a man hit a jet i late last night. one was able to swim to shore. chopper three also headed to the scene for aerial view for you. we'll have about 6:30, the coast guards continues to look for the missing bother. >> deadly shooting in north philly. john map was shot and killed allegedly by paraplegic brother who says the victim was nicely abusing his sister. >> today us secretary of state, john kerrey, arrives in cairo. he wants israel and hamas to abide by 2012 trues. more than 500 people have been killed in two weeks from fighting in gaza. happening today, donald

and shelly sterling could end up back on the witness stand in a donald sterling's lawyers will start calling witnesses in the fight over who controls the fate of the los angeles clippers. shelly sterling agreed sell the team for $2 billion, after the league banned donald sterling for life. we are getting stunning new look at the devestation left behind by this raging wild fire in take a look at the charred rubble, as a drone flew over some of the hardest hit areas outside of seattle. twenty-one different wild fires have already scorched almost a million acres, and destroyed more than 150 buildings in the passive, northwest. one man died after heart attack while trying to saves his home. today's forecast is promising calmer winds, cooler temperatures, will help the firefighters control those

flames. it is 13:00, here us a or traffic and weather together. kate? >> good morning, everyone, take a look how things are shaping up down the shore this morning, what a beautiful shot this is the sun is up, and it will be a beautiful beach day. a lot nicer than the weaken turned out we had a lot of clouds, even few showers down the shore this weekend becomes you no problems outside today atlantic city looking fantastic, showing you little bit of yesterday. we take you through time lapse through the leadership academy camera. clouds, few breaks of sun, blue skies here and, there but again, the clouds really kind of won the battle specially from the sit he on east for the first part of the day, then cleared out really nicely through the course of the afternoon and evening. so, that was yesterday's story. today, fewer clouds, and little bit warmer as well. so each day getting little warmer and little brighter. storm scan3, not showing many problems at all. we have got just some whispy is her use clouds overhead over the buildings there, and the philly skyline, couple showers well off to the south dunn across portions of virginia and north carolina comfort index. talk about dew point, measures, pretty dry over the weekend, 06 where it is for today, puts us in the not bad range, where we will stay for the monday, it will steam up through the middle of the week. today's forecast, sun, clouds,

slightly more humid. high of 85. morning, bob kelly. >> morning, 15:00, live look at i-95, so far so good here in the neighborhood for the folks on the right headed southbound in toward the city. just watch it, go that squeeze, from four lansdowne to three, as you get toward girard avenue. the schuylkill expressway, looking good. on the left though coming into downtown you can see we've added some pockets of volume along the way as rush hour starts to unfold. no problems leaving town. headed out toward sit line avenue. we do have accident in delaware there is along route 40, right at 896, all south of i-95. then the rest of the majors coming in from the suburbs not bad at all yet. 422 still good ride, seven minutes in toward king of prussia. looking good on 202, from west chester ought way up through the schuylkill expressway. later today watch for lane restrictions, construction along woodhaven road near the franklin mills mall, they'll put down the cones around 9:00. >> despicable case in new

mexico, three teenage boys have confessed to killing two homeless men and beating dozens of others up over the last year. now these boys age 18, 16 and 15, they face murder charges in the attacks on two men in albuquerque. police say they were beaten so badly their bod wrist nearly unrecognizable. a third victim says he was able to get away. >> a police officer in ohio puts his own life at risk to save a suspected drunk driver. see right there, the video from dash cam. the officer dragged that man across several lanes of traffic. the officer had pulled that man over for speeding when all of a sinned he got out of his car right there and just walks out on to the highway. >> he is a hero there is guy should really thank him. i don't think 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. >> not an easy job, though, that man apparently the driver ways 340 pounds. he already pleaded no contest

to drunk driving and speeding charges. we'll be right back.

>> citizens bank park, facing the giants, tied with the dodgers, for first place, in the national league west. now, the braves are tied with nationals for first place in the east. atlanta's chris johnson jumped on kyle kendrick for two run homerun, and the braves added on after that.

kendrick has allowed 16 homeruns so far this season. the braves beat the phils yesterday eight to two. well, take a look at rory motorcycle ill row who won the open championship at the royal liverpool gulf lobe. the young toast win three of the major four champions chip in golf. jack nicklaus, tiger woods, rory won $6.1 million. bus had i dad won 170,000 by wagering his son would win the british open before he turned 26. did he that ten years ago. next, rory says, he wants to win the masters. well, athletes and not so athletics celebrated summer holiday inn bucks count. >> i my casino every run. sunday was national ice cream day. third annual ice cream jog stepped off at shady brick farm in yardley. however, not your average race. runners jock about a mile, and then they stopped to eat either a court or pint of ice cream, just dig right in, give it to the kids. and then they, you know, mosey back to the starting line.

several racers were inspired to dress up for the festivities, you can see the great costumes right there. but i like, that you jog 1 mile, and then you get ice cream and you get to walk back. >> what flavor are you going for? >> feeling pistachio right now? >> going for little butter peck and, whatever you want to call it. >> delicious both ways. >> yes. >> sound nice. >> hey, when it comes to marriage, mill end yachts are saying i don't. the number one reason why, coming up. >> also, selfies all the rage right now. right? but this w woman is living to regret the picture she posted on line. find out how they led to her arrest, that's coming up next.

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comfortable, as well. here is a look at today's forecast, sun, clouds, turning humid. eight a degrees the daytime high. sixty-eight tonight, partly cloudy, pleasant. down the shore today not bad at all. sunshine out, there nice day, 78 degrees, and partly sunny. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast and "shorecast" heats us up briefly through the middle of the week, 88 tomorrow, 91 on wednesday, best chance for thunderstorms this week is thursday. good morning, bob. >> morning, everybody, 6:24, live look, northeast philadelphia, torresdale and robbins, all sleeping in here, hitting the snooze button. no problems at although leaving northeast philadelphia. trying to get to work, that talcony palmyra bridge. road work on the new jersey turnpike southbound right at exit number six, all part of the widening project. and then midday work coming our way to west chester, the west chester pike, right near route 352, from 9:00 to 3:00. otherwise mass transit looking good with no delays. ukee, back to you. >> between travel, vacations and seconds the kids off to

camp, summer can be hot time for identity theft. >> "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan looks at risky situations you should avoid. >> you probably don't want to think about identity theft on vacation. but, certain aspect of summer fun can lead anyone in the family susceptible to scams. consumer reports recommend traveling with a minimum number of documents and other items, with sensitive personal information. , leaving social security cards, extra credit card at home made bank and aware of your travel plans due to fraud. warnings hotel guesses of certain common scams, including, calls purportedly from the front disc seeking verification every credit cards number. when hotel really has an issue with a credit card, they'll ask guests to come to the desk to deal it with face-to-face. another pitfall, fake wyfi networksment confirm the hotel's authorized nets network at check in to avoid handing in information over to

scammers. and identity theft isn't lifted to adults. children, social security numbers can be targeted because they provide clean slate for scammers. if your child attends summer camp or another summer program be sure to find out where the personal information is being stored, how those records are being used and who has access. reporting for "3 on your side", i'm gym donovan. >> when it comes to marriage, mill end yachts are saying i don't. >> today's young american adults are on track to have the lowest rate of marriage by age 40 compared do any previous generation, more than 30% of millennial women will remain unmarried by age 40. more than twice of the counterparts. >> your time 6:26. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", latest on bringing news from the middle east. >> also, it is getting more expense i have to fly, we'll tell but an increase in airline fees, that takes effect today.

jan? >> reporter: i'm jan carabeo coming to you outside police headquarters where police are investigating the shooting of one man who they say is his brother, man in wheelchair. coming up finds out what's behind that dispute. >> and bob and kate return with your traffic and weather together. we will do it on 39's, back at the bottom of the hour. good monday morning, family, see now bit.

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>> searching the bay in long poured for missing boaterment told the man in his boat struck a jetty. the impact toss add man and a second person in the water. second person was able to make it back to shore up. >> date now on our breaking news, going on in the middle east. palestinians in the gaza strip more rocket fire this morning, the ground work continued to escalate between israel he will and hamas millitant. health officials say the death toll among palestinians has now topped 500 since that conflict started. tens every thousands have fled their homes for safety. the tragedy in gaza is beyond come re schenn sean. the hospitals are overwelmed with number of injured. civilians.

>> yesterday, two americans fighting with the israeli arm bring killed along with 11 israelis. international outrage, gross, as investigators head to the airlines flight 17 denied access to the wreckage. >> now, there is concerned pro rush al militants guards g the site have tampered in evidence. the latest from new york. >> reporter: unrest, uncertainty, lie in eastern ukraine over the weekend rescuers found more than 250 bodies, they were stacked and refrigerated boxcars moved off site. 192 passengers on the doomed flight were dutch. in amsterdam, relatives of the dead are pleading for remains of their loved ones to return home. >> i'm hurt. my heart is broken. i have to find a way to live. >> the us says there is powerful evidence pro mosque rebels used rush al miss toil shoot down the plane. >> that points to the involvement of russia in

providing these systems, training the people on them. >> russian president vladmeere putin says he supports a cooperative investigation. but it appears the crash sites may already be compromised. >> an absolutely shambles situation. it does look more like a garden clean up than a forensic investigation. >> the united nations security councils sill expected to vote later today on the resolution calling for a cease-fire in the area. and demand that investigators be granted full access to the crash site. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". coming up on 6:33, time for traffic and weather together. good morning, kate. >> good morning, erika, good morning, everyone, happy monday, hope you had a great weekend. weather turned out pretty nice this weekend specially west of the city. east of the city down the shore wasn't a great day down the shore, a lot of cowed cover. down the shore the sun shining, beautiful shot this morning in atlantic city. take you out to one of the

live neighborhood network cameras, things looking pretty nice, there is the sun over the ocean in atlantic city. we take to you margate, as well, beach patrol headquarters camera up, on our neighborhood network, and at 64 degrees there right now with the waves rolling on in. there we go. there is the margate shot. taking nice stroll on the beach this morning, everybody looking a-okay. no problems, better weather out there today than the shore points saw this weekend. skies are clear, across most of the northeast, head down into virginia, north carolina, some cloud cover, couple of showers. temperatures right now looking at generally low 60s, in our northern suburbs, down the shore, it is 67 degrees, at the airport, 66 in reading, and 57 in mount pocono. so here is your planner today, headed out and about, ringer around perhaps or planning lunch outdoors, you will like noon. 78 degrees with some sun, 84 with few clouds by 4:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. at 78. the high today generally in the upper mid 80s, say, 84, eight a degrees, will be the high today.

eyewitness weather day planner 70 at 9:00 a.m., 78 by noon, sun shining right through the afternoon in the city down the shore, and in the pocono mountains, as well. now we check in with bob. >> hey, good morning, 6:34, off to pretty good start. start to see volume build. sun popping up. leaves us with sun glare delays. live look at i am 59 on the right, folks heading northbound, headed up toward the come darr barry, eventually heading up toward philadelphia international. going out to 202, in chester county, same deal, see the sun starting to pop up here, in the background. as you roll through that new construction zone there, finds new pattern, chesterbrook, down route 401 on the right deal with some sun glare headed up through the great valley. light volume at the moment. another accident, third one in this stretch here there is morning, this time it is south 95, right at route 896. as you head south, south of wilmington, and just south of that point, route 40, at 896 an accident. police are on the scene there. then in new jersey, south on the new jersey turnpike, watch

for construction slow downs, left over from last night, right around exit number six. but if you stayed down the shore coming right to the office, from the beach this morning, you're in good shape. light volume so far on the majors, ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, family dispute in west philadelphia turns tragic, a paraplegic man tells police he shot his own brother to stop the man from attacking his sister. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us from police headquarters with more on this investigation, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, this investigation is continuing this morning. at this point there are no arrests. meanwhile, this family is attempt to go cope. attempt to go figure out what went wrong, so quickly this weekend. police say one man in a wheelchair shot and killed his own brother claiming did he it in self-defense, and to protect his sister. this is the victim, 40 year old john map. police say he was shot early sunday morning, around 4:00 a.m. in the 5800 block of filbert street in west philadelphia. now, police were called to that area, for a shooting, and

when they arrived they found map lying in the middle of the street shot once in the chest. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. according to police, map's younger brother, who was in a wheelchair, told investigators that map was physically abusing him and his sister. he said after attacking his sister map started coming at him. that's when the 34 year old says he shot claiming he shot in self-defense. we caught up with family of the victim and the alleged shoot here finds it hard to make sense of what happened. >> there is nothing in the worlds that they wouldn't do for me, i wouldn't do for them, they are really genuinely great people. >> now, that man is a brother-in-law. he says he was sleeping upstairs with his kids when the shooting unfolded and doesn't know exactly what happened. but, police say, at least preliminarilly, it looks like this all started because of some sort of family dispute. again, they continue the investigation, this morning, and at this point no arrests. we'll keep you up-to-date.

litsch outside police headquarters, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, jan. looking at surveillance video, just released in the hit-and-run that left a man critically injured in camden, new jersey. the victim was struck around 9:30 saturday night at north 27th and high streets. the vehicles described as white van possibly a ford model with significant front end and passenger side damage. anyone with information is urged to contact police. a woman in southwest philadelphia was just sitting on her front porch when she was struck by a van. it happened yesterday morning, around 10:00 at 65th street and dicks avenue. the victim is list in the stable condition at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. l & i was called in to assess the structural damage to that home, and the one next-door. so far no charges have been filed. if you fly a lot, heads up for you, airline prices going up today. flyers can blame the price hike on higher tsa fees,

highest security fees approved by congratulate last year to help balance the federal budget. the size of the fee, increased, depends on travelers itinerary. those booking non-stop flights will see some of the biggest price hikes. well, rough sees in italy have delayed the towing of the costa concord y cripple cruise ship was supposed to be towed away today from the reef where it capsize in the 2012, killing 32 people. but strong winds pushed that move back until tomorrow. the luxury line letter eventually be scrapped. it is the age of electronics, that means, we are strange our eyes by constantly staring at our ipad screen or smart phone, coming up next, in our what's up doc segment, we take a look at the damage it does to our eyes, and how that cuts down on the digital eye strain. >> also, a woman posts a selfie on line, and the nexext thing you know, police are posting her mugshot for the world to see. fine out why the photos landed in woman in jail. next.

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one selfie land add woman in jail. a woman in a boutique checked security camera, saw woman steel very distinctive neon print leopard colored dress. so, he took to social media to help track down the apparent thief. guess what he? found that woman. twenty-seven year old danielle saxton after people saw her post a selfie on line. >> would positive we post add wording saying if anyone sees a leopard colored dress, call us, text us. within you can see it 6:30 there is happened at 3:30, at 30:00 we got this picture saying love my new dress. the selfie she took. >> saxton charged with retail theft, more than $300. they also found she was wanted on another warrant. wow, just three hours. time to get traffic and weather together. coming up on 6:43, good

morning, kate. >> good morning, everyone, let's start you off with your pollen report. this time of the morning, let's look, today's level five and a half. grasses, plantain, nettle, those levels will be rising through the week, so certainly, take that into account if you are an allergy sufferer by wednesday and thursday, devils will be higher. storm scan3, keeps everything clear, across our area, clouds suppressed down to the south, and things looking whole lot better today than they were over the weekends, especially in a few pockets down the shore, judge us talking to chris due gall thereon wpht. saying in brigantine just cloudy, drizzly, miserable all day long, but in some spots across the area, even down the shore yesterday, all really depended on where exactly were. but the shore definitely had a lot more cloud cover than the city yesterday. all of us seeing sun today though. sixty-seven at the airport, 66 in wilmington and 61, in atlantic city, today's high up to 85 degrees, mixture every sunday shine, clouds, more humid than it has been.

tonight partly cloudy, cloudy at 68. seven day forecast, which warms us up a bit through the middle of the week, at 88 degrees on tuesday, 91 for wednesday, watch for thunderstorms thursday, and then we clear it out, cool it down a bit by friday. don't forget get the updated forecast all day long with the new cbs philly weather lab. >> live look at i59, near the ben franklin bridge, actually right underneath the ben franklin bridge. for anyone headed northbound, look out this left lane here, disable van, kind of hugging over that differ identifying line there. out to 422 we go. starting to see volume head eastbound between collegeville, headed past our camera here at trooper, in toward king of prussia an accident down in delaware, south on i-95, right at route 896, exit one. and vehicle fire, for the gang up in allentown, along route 222, the northbound side, right at kressler road, right in that area where the northeast extension comes into play. and then, midday work coming

our way to northeast philly, woodhaven road working both directions, right near the franklin mills mall from about 9:00 to 3:00. and if you are coming right back from the beach, right into the office, the 42 freeway starting to lee down already route 55, would, g your way in toward the new jersey turnpike and bellmawr interchange. mass transit, though, looking good with no reported delays. ukee, erika, back over to you. >> thank you, sir. breaking news leads our look at today's headlines. us secretary of state john kerrey arrives in cairo today. his mind is in gaza. kerrey wants israel and hamas ends bloody two week battle more than 500 people have been killed. >> the us coast guards is searching for boater missing since late last night off the coast of long poured. that man was thrown from a both bet when it hit a jetty. >> phillies will use metal detector to scan all fans entering tonight's game through the right field gate. all stadiums will scan all fans beginning next year.

>> are your eyes looking for little rest? >> from constantly glaring at computer screens, our iphones, that headache or shoulder pain may be the result of eye strain. family physician doctor rob dan off, how to spot the seams. good morning, holding devices close to your face. how does it impact your eyes? >> my gosh. well i don't know it it happened to you but happened to me after day at work. first of all eye strain or digital eye strain can happen after staring at the screens for long time. do you have an ipad? >> yes. >> or digital device you look at? well, it happens after a few hours. and you can get like headaches. you can get eye strains. you can get blurriness. so it is temporary what happens. but over time, it can really disrupt your vision, and real a. >> i what are the other symptoms? you mentioned blurriness? >> yes. so what happens after you're looking for awhile? you might get like eye pain. or might get redness, irritation, something is in

there. but you might get blurriness, and do you have right bling. sometimes people's eyes tear a lot. a lot of times from it being fixed right there you might get neck pain, shoulder pain, upper back pain or headaches. and you know what? when looking at these screens, often it is really bright light. not normal to look at like the sun. you are looking at bright light. it is oven these little pixels, your eyes have to super focus. get this, sometimes we look so intentionally like looking like this, we usually bling about 18 to 20 tiles an hour, but or minutes, but when looking at this computer we bling half that amount. so your eyes get real dry. like this. one of my friends who has doctor, little thing on his computer, remember to bling. >> oh, row mind us? >> because we are so focused on, that many people don't realize, come to the office, my eyes are red, irritated. i ask them about digital devices, do you look at your phone a lot, your computer? yes, that's what dow for a living. >> doctor, a lot of people

look at their computers in the dark, as well. that's got to be strain. bright light, nothing but darkness around you. >> great point. some people have so bright it is like you're looking at this huge light. what you want to do instead of the bright light. get it to gray. ever darken the screen where it gets a little darker where it is gray, that's what you want to do. and you want to make the font little bigger. also reduce any glare. because ukee sometimes people look in a dark room which is better and lower the lights, but some people have all of this other light on, like this glare, and it is hard for the eyes to focus. that's headache and the dry eyes. so, lower the lights. raise the font. and here is a rule. twenty-20-20. >> what's 20-20-20? >> after 20 minutes, staring at the screen or computer, look out, at a distant object, wore 20 seconds. >> okay. >> about 20 feet away, so after 20 minutes, look at object 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds. that will will help your eyes relax, so you don't have the intense focus. twenty-20-20. >> i like t20 minute power nap

in there? >> there you go, you're e fish glenn how do you avoid eye fatigue? >> one of the biggest things, first, clean the screen. decrease light. they have these special computers classes, have you ever seen them? you can wear them, like your glasses but decrease the glare, able to make it sharp her you are looking at so your eyes aren't strange as much, you also opportunity like you said, ukee, don't fake real bright. lower the light to the lowest level that you can see comfortably. not normal to look at bright lights over time t can really hurt. >> no question. no question. >> thank you, doctor rob. >> dock, you are the man. >> and take those 20 minute naps. >> you know that's right. >> 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie roads joins just new york with your preview. good morning. >> good morning, erika, ukee, take the nap. >> do you have. >> ahead we have crews in ukraine, the netherlands and moscow, to cover every angle of the crash. so flight 17, including, investigation into who downed the plane, travel editor peter

greenberg in studio 57. he looks at how the airline industry's responding to the crash. why it could mean longer and more expensive flights, and another arrested for letting her nine year old play alone in the park. what parents needs to know there their rights. the news is back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> tell everybody high. we'll see you soon. >> tell me what's the words, word up. >> now the word is one of hollywood's hottest cup rest teaming up again. >> angelina jolie and brad pitt will co-star in by the sea. coming up written and directed by jolie. first time they worked together. as you may recall the two met and fell in love while filming mr. and mrs. smith. >> fifty shades of b, beyonce, seem to tease involvement with the hotly anticipated 50 shades of gray movie over the weekend. she post add shortened video

to her instagram page promoting trailers thursday release. so is b on the sound track? still a mystery watch it means for the movie 50 shades of gray will be in theatres valentine day. >> take over the weekends box office for the second year of the row, dawn planet of the apes raking in $36 million. the horror flick the purge anarchy came in second place brinking in more than $28 million. the animated film planes fire and rescue came in third with $18 million. sex tape and transformer, age of extinction, round out the top five. we'll be right back.

>> great weekend, at least for most every us, a lot of cloud cover down the shore, more sunshine across the board today. looking at the forecast, we start off again just today's forecast, sun, clouds, more humid, little bit, not bad. eight a degrees, winds becoming southeasterly at five. for tonight, just few patchy clouds, it is pleasant night at 68 degrees. and last look at your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, well, here comes brief warm up, up to 88 tomorrow, warm, humid, sunshine, wednesday see sun as well. chance for afternoon thunderstorm, hot, steamy at 91. best chance for wet wet they are week comes on thursday, with showers, storms, around at 87.

but once we clear that front out of here turning out mostly sunny and less humid friday at 86, saturday, looks real nice as well. could be another great weekends ahead. now we check in with bob. >> 6:55, good morning, slow down on the 30 bypass, eastbound, between downingtown, and king of prussia interchange, a combination of morning rush hour, volume, and little sun glare thrown in there for the gang up in the allentown area, route 222 north is closed, right at kressler road. that's all because after accident and vehicle fire so i78 is your best bet, headed east or west, this morning. and south on 95, headed into delaware, crash, at exit one. that's for 896. the rest of the majors starting to see traffic in and out of town, heavy in through girard avenue. back to you. >> salt lake city trying to find a new way to beat the heat. i think we should bring in the light. >> 1,000-foot slip and slide. how fun does that sound?

ran right down the middle of downtown salt lake city, thousands came out to give it a try have some fun in the sun. i like the inter tube idea, too. even better. >> organizers say they just want to give people good time, and how can you not? fantastic. >> we can do that from the steps of the mart sue same down to the cathedral. >> right down the parkway. >> nice bumpy right. >> oh, man. >> mr. mayor, are you listen? >> put him on the phone. >> give us a shout. hey, coming up on sister station, the latest on crisis knit middle east and the effort underway today to broke area cease-fire. >> also, following some breaking news, on the search for missing boater at the jersey shore. we have some new video here from longport, where that boater went over boards late last night. more on the coast guard search next on the "cw philly". you can find the "cw philly" on comcast, xfinity, hd811,

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good morning. it is monday, july 21st, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." confusion and conflict at the crash scene of flight 17, plus russian president putin fires back this morning in the face of mounting pressure. americans among the newest casualties in the zba violence. the death toll now tops 500. and seven people survive a hot air balloon explosion. what the pilot was facing when disaster struck. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. international anger is mounting over reports that the bodies of the