today it is wednesday july 23rd good morning aim ukee washington. i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following today. faa banned all flights in tel aviv. jane carabao has an update from philadelphia international on when that ban may be lifted. a suspect is in custody after a home invasion and robbery and now authorities are investigate if you go that suspect is connect to other area break ins. new jersey teacher is under arrest for sexually assaulting a student. more on the arrest coming up. those stories and more on the way. katie is back in the house. she's over in the weather center. >> hello, are you noticing the color choice of the day. >> yeah, yeah. >> may not be a heat wave

necessarily but not even a heat advisory. starting to get steamy outside. i like to brighten it up for you okay, all right, brighten it up. >> it works. on a day like this it will be very hot, steamy out there and that is all as we anticipate the arrival and passage of our next cold front which you can see over my shoulder. let's take storm scan three wide screen and we have pretty nasty thunderstorms through northwestern ohio, northern indiana and that will be the the system that affect our weather forecast today. in the meantime all we're doggies building up heat, building up humidity and that moisture source to bring in thunderstorms. generally it looks like a p.m. issue. we will track those storms and that is coming up in the next couple minutes. guys, back to you. we will start with breaking news oversees, secretary of state john kerry just landed in israel's main airport despite a faa ban as he continues to end the the blood shows in gaza.

kerry is there to meet with israel prime minister, palestine's president and u.n. chief today. meanwhile the death toll in the gaza strip continues to climb, since fighting began july 8th, more than 600 palestinians and 29 israelis have been killed. the israelis working hard to avoid civilian casualties and blames hamas for using hamas for using civilian as hugh ma'am shield. a week even fight ago this killed, six others. hamas claims, that they have abduct the solder. meanwhile hamas rocket exploded near israel's main airport yesterday, prompting the faa ban on all u.s. flights to tel aviv. >> restriction could remain in effect at least until this afternoon. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us at philly international with what it means for travelers, jane, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and erika. we're expect to go hear from the faa sometime, mid time today, about an update on its ban, into flying into israel

and tel aviv. in the meantime, u.s. airlines have temporarily suspended travel, to that country because of the recent out break of violence. there was a flight into philadelphia here this morning at 5:20 from tel aviv that has of course been canceled. news of this tell prepare i travel ban came yesterday after rockets fired hit near the israel's main airport. u.s. airlines act add head of the faa some canceling all future flights to and from the country. federal aviation administration prohibited all u.s. airlines from flying to the tel aviv airport for 24 hours and that left many travelers scrambling some declaring they would proceed with their trips anyway, and many folks including michael bloomberg says flight concessions are a concession to hamas militants. bloomberg flew off, on the israeli airline, on tuesday and many others are attempting to do the same to support the

israeli people. >> i immediately booked on elal on the backup and i'm hoping i will fly on united but at least i know i will get there. >> reporter: again, we are expecting an update from the aa about its temporary ban sometime later this afternoon. the reporting live from philadelphia international airport, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". right now 4:33. lets get back to katie and hear more about today. >> good morning. >> forecast will be a very july-like forecast. we will start off here with just a quick check on sky scan three and it is okay. nice clear sky. certainly mild at this hour. we do have that humid that i continues to ramp up out there so frizzy air will be an issue today but at least it is quiet for now. if you have outdoor plans, generally speaking, you will be able to get them in. but, there is a however that comes along with this, storm scan three quiet at the moment. it doesn't necessarily stay that way. by later today and toward night fall we will start to

see the beginnings of this next cold front that i showed you a few minutes ago moving in. all is calm for the time being, lets zoom it out one more time there is the the front, beginnings of the it, very heavy thunderstorms that have begun to erupt back through buck eye state and indiana and these storms will make their arrival here. clouds do start to thicken up with time. let walk you through future weather, most of the day looks okay, starting to see a little bit of activity here popping as early assay two or three p.m. but generally from the city north and west it should be a good beach day. off to the west though those storms become more numerous with time and then we will see a rine, just start to move in here. it does not however look like these storms have necessarily wherewithal to be locally severe but slight risk for extreme northeastern pennsylvania. currently temperatures, staying in the low to mid 07's, 60's, depending on location. but mild for sure. we're on the muggy side. expect sunshine for better part of the day but clouds will thicken and storms will

begin to pop up, bob, good morning. >> good morning, 4:35. live look at i-95 where we're in that overnight construction with us on the northbound side, between ridley, and a approaching philly international the airport. it that is milling and paving operation on the northbound side, only this one lane opened, last night, they milled the two left lanes. tonight they are putting down the brand new road surface there, blacktop. ab wear of the delay north bound. rest of our major roadways are in good shape n problems at all, 422 coming from royersford, schuylkill behaving itself with no delays but if you are trying to get on the turnpike from the lansdale interchange through an extra 15 minutes in your trip. lansdale on ramp to come south on the northeast extension, overnight construction, for maybe another hour or so and at times there is 15 minute stoppages at the interchange itself. they are also working on the turnpike eastbound right here near philly bensalem interchange, overnight work still out on the 42 freeway

right here near route 544. bridges look fine at the moment. the mass transit running with no delays. erika, back over to you. formal charges are expect for a suspect arrested yesterday in connection to a main line home invasion and robbery. >> let's show you cell phone video of the arrest. the investigators say suspect was surprised to find a couple in the home he broke into in gulph mills when according to police the suspect tied up a woman and forced her fiance to drive to a their by atm. the couple was in the injured but neighbors say that they just can't believe it. >> she was tied up, and these kind of bizarre things are happening in my neighborhood. quite a shock. >> i still think this is a relatively safe area and i'm concern about my neighbor and how he is doing. >> woman was able to free herself and call police. investigators are checking to see if the suspect is connected to a rash of similar break ins in that area. today is a national day of mourning for the victims in malaysia airlines flight 17. we have new video just into

our news room here showing a ceremony of the remains of the victim depart for netherland. officials will start the identification process, of those who were killed when that plane went down over eastern ukraine last week. but remains of many, as many as 100 of those almost 300 victims are still missing. investigators at the crash scene say wreckage has been moved and some parts suspiciously disappeared. >> we noticed the guys in uniforms take out a diesel powered saw and start cutting into the the fuel age. >> senior u.s. intelligence officials say they have no evidence of direct russian government involvement in the plane crash but they say the jet was likely shot down by surface to air missle fired by russian backed separatistness eastern ukraine. new this morning, police are investigating a shooting that left one man in critical condition. "eyewitness news" on the scene

of the 4900 block of thompson street in west philadelphia. authorities say that around 10:30 last night a man was riding his bike when he was shot multiple times. in word on motive as police continue to search for the gun man. high school teacher in south jersey is arrested for sexually assaulting a student and possessing child pornography. police say joseph towns was an english teacher in middletown ship high school in cape may county. authorities say the 34 year-old engage in criminal sexual contact with the the student from october 2012 through october 2013. shortly after ago rested yesterday he posted bail and was released from jail. the the school district suspended towns and removed him from any contact with students. the netter providence police department released a sketch of the man involved in the potential child luring incident tuesday morning. authorities say that shortly after 11:00 a.m. the the man seen right there attempt todd lure a teenage female in his small black car that happened on providence road in the area

of strathmere court. subject is described as a white male around 30, with short dirty blonde hair and a mustache and wearing a maroon shirt. if you have any information you're asked to contact the police. is there much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". including phillies in an extra inning affair at the bank, highlights from south philadelphia on the other side, we will be right

philadelphia's only casino is looking to cash in on its popularity... >> sugar house broke ground on a $164 million expansion project yesterday. a new 30 table poker room, new restaurant and a seven story parking garage are all in the works. this project will be a virtual jackpot for the the city. it will create 1600 temporary construction jobs and 500 permanent jobs to the casino. >> very exciting day, long time coming. >> to be in the position to provide adequate employment for residents of the city is

number one on my list. >> this project should be finish next year. meanwhile four developers are still vying to open a casino in the city. check this out, a floating grass, and in lawrence county, alabama. the jeffery family has, sod put down but this is what happened after 6 inches of water fell in two weeks. just completely water logged. we're told the grass is already going back to normal once that water cleared out. >> my gosh. >> water bed. >> yes. >> try to hit the a seven iron off that bad boy good luck with that. >> you could not find your ball. >> that is a great comparison, grass covered water bed. >> crazy back in the day. >> yes, as long as it doesn't spring a leak. >> exactly. >> we are expecting wet weather eventually f you want to getaway without an umbrella today, you can but may not getaway with an intricate hair style. >> yes. >> one of those days where humidity is ram pink up.

it will be most noticeable thing. it is hot, steamy and showers and storms move in. if you have early morning outdoor plans and that is only time you will be out for an extended period of time, you are good. you will be okay. it is warm and muggy but then eventually we will talk later in the day and towards night fall, that is when storms do start to fire up. lets go out and start things off with the quick check of the live neighborhood network starting off here in reading. this i a picture of west lawn pa outside whitefield elementary school. 75 degrees. mild, very light win. but more than anything i want to you note that is direction southeasterly breeze kick nothing here. it is a very modest breeze, the wind flow is critical when you talk about where the humidity is coming from and whether it is bad or tolerable. storm san three, empty. it will stay that way for better part of the daylight hours but would i say two or 3:00 p.m. we may start to see these showers and storms, firing up at least locally and here's why, of course, our

next frontal boundary is culprit and it will be a run of the mill front moving through here but timing more than anything hooks us up. those storms are pretty, nasty. in fact back through ohio and indiana but by the time this reaches us, sun generally is starting to fade over the horizon. we are losing that good heating of the day and solar energy that we need to see strong storms fire up but we do still have severe weather threat zone off across northeastern pennsylvania, so if that is where your travels take you watch out for. that lets walk you through today, hot humid with a late day sure or thunderstorm that is more numerous and widespread tonight. we are up to 92 degrees. back to the mid 80's tomorrow. we will be left with a few showers, and then we will see more sunshine and more refreshing air mass that will take over as well, ukee, back over to you. thanks, katie n sports phillies play giants again later tonight after a late night at the ball yard last night. some of you might have been sleeping when it all ended, with the phillies up five-four in the ninth, jonathan

papelbon allowed his first home run of the season. buster posey's shot handed papelbon his third blown save in 26 chance these year. extra innings the phillies had their chance but the giants cashed in on their. batting around, in a four run, 14th inning, the phillies got within back but tim lincecum recorded his first ever save and giants win the six hour game. san francisco nine-six. scouts were in town for cliff lee's start monday night you may remember and they stuck around for a long look at the phils lays night. several phillies including jonathan papelbon could betrayed todd pennant contenders. july 31st trade deadline is nine days away and ruben amaro is in the hot seat with fans clamoring for moves to improve the fightins. amaro says his piece on our sister station sports radio 94 wip. we don't have any untouchables on this club, we don't have any pecktations on

have what we will do. what we do have is an open mind about trying to improve the club and we will try to do it in anyway we can. >> anyway we can. >> stay tuned, we will keep you updated. still ahead, jill wagner standing by in insuring for a preview of today's market. >> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3.

there is breaking news in the through at today's headlines. secretary of state john kerry has landed in teva vee despite the fact that all u.s. flights to israelis suspended this is after hamas rocket attack near israel's main airport. daily u.s. airways flights from philadelphia are affect. kerry is pushing for a cease-fire between israel and hamas. cell phone video shows at rest of the suspect in the frightening home invasion on the main line. he faces formal arraignment. police say suspect tied up a woman and forced a man to withdraw money from an atm. that suspect could be connect to other break inness that

area. middletown ship high school teacher joseph towns is under arrest accused of sexually assaulting a student and possessing child pornography, the school district has suspended 34 year-old towns and removed him from contact with students. and we are looking at 4:50. let check business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange and we're hearing stub hub says it was an international cyber fraud ring, what is going on there. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, ukee and erika. on line ticket resaler says hackers got the in the accounts of the a thousand customers and bought tickets to events. stub hub spokesmen says in one actually hacked into stub hub directly but they obtain information from hack nothing to other sites and then used that information, to log back into accounts on stub hub. we will learn more about today though when official from his several countries including the u.s. announced arrests and explain how this all works. ukee and quarter. >> jill, it looks like apple is in the head line.

company reported its earnings in the last quarter and won approval on new gadgets, um. >> reporter: that is right, apple earned $7.7 billion in the third quarter, and now ipad sales are down, but the company did sell more than 35 million iphones. there is a lieutenant of excitement around a new iphone six as people air zooming it will be called, it is reported to have a bigger screen and it is expect to be released in september. apple, also won approval for a new smart watch, now the company submitted a patent for a new mobile elect tropic device complete with diagrams and apple is calling it itime, that is expect to be launched in october. another gadget, just what we all need. >> the beatings on. >> yes, something else you need, can't live without. >> thanks, jill, appreciate it. coming up, after a short break, traffic and weather together and we will do

4:53. let's get traffic and weather together. good morning, bob. >> good morning, everybody. this is route 202 near route 401, it is all part of the widening project and every night they work closer south, again, laying down that new road surface. putting down the concrete and of course bright lights are still on. light volume so far this morning. you are not tied up at all but 95. right here northbound. it is down to one lane as we squeeze over from 420 up toward the airport area as part of the milling and repaving. you can see all three lanes go into one right here at 420. they are in the process of picking cones up but if you are heading up towards the airport ab wear of the construction. trying to get on the extension from lansdale the lansdale on ramp, to come south on the extension, they are doing some work with 15 minute stoppages and north on 295, construction delays, at that 42 freeway. coming up from delaware in problems at all, i-95 looking good but usually, katie around 6:00 o'clock or so when it

gets tight folks trying to avoid that 495 closure. will we have some sunshine in the sun roof today. >> indeed, we will, yes, make sure you have your sunglasses ready to go and eventually some showers and storms do start to make a return appearance to the forecast. thankfully you will get a good chunk of the daze in without a hitch here but the heat, humidity is starting to ramp up. what we are finding here on storm scan three not necessarily any rain, rather it is ground clutter but certainly a sign that the atmosphere is moistening up here. humidity is on a uphill climb and you will start to note that is with hire dew point s as well as again the heat to help that along to make it feel like a late july day. seventy-three is your current temperature, 69 degrees at trenton. no matter how you slice it, it is a mild start which does mean that we will easily heat up to the lower 90's today. shooting for 92 in the city. not as hot towards the shore points but should be a nice beach day for you, with that said eventually showers and storms start to move in late

inert afternoon and especially the night, ukee, back to you. here is a check of the stories on kyw news radio 1060 will be following for you today. pennsylvania's auditor general release aid report critical of the department of environmental protection's regulation of the natural gas drilling industry. every year in the u.s. nearly 40 children die of heat stroke after being trapped in the hot vehicle, local experts are looking into technology, to help solve the problem. bridge over path the co rail tracks in lindenwald has been closed for four weeks now and it will stay closed a little while longer. check in two, three, four times a day kyw 1060 on the a.m. dial. coming up next on "eyewitness news" someone climbed a brook win bridge in new york and change out the american flag to the white one. officials are not happy as they review the security breach. everybody likes something different in their coffee but some people are actually putting butter in their morning cup.

breaking news, we have just learned that secretary of state john kerry has flown to tel aviv despite an faa ban on all flights into israel. we are live at philly international an how that ban ace affecting have travelers. also a suspect in the terrifying home invasion in the main lynn will be formally arraigned today. we now know he may be responsible for more crimes. it is wednesday, july between the third good morning i'm ukee washington. i'm quarter von tiehl. also starting to day you can drive a little bit faster on the pennsylvania turnpike. we will show you which stretch of the roadway has an increased speed limit, don't hear about that too often, katie. do you not. we are looking ahead to a very typical july day, something you hear about all the time this time of the year, heat, humidity and eventually some thunderstorms will track them

and time them out coming up, bob. good morning, 5:00 o'clock we are picking up last of the cones here on i-95 northbound, in delaware county. we will check out rest of the construction project and mass transit coming up next, ukee, good morning john kerry flies in israel's main airport. kerry is expect to hold a day long meeting with israel's prime minister, palestinian president and u.n. chief. the state department says today's meeting will continue kerry's efforts to get hamas and israel to declare a truce after more than two weeks of fighting in the gaza strip. more than 600 palestinians and 29 israelis have died in the most recent conflict. meanwhile faa could lift its ban on u.s. flights to tel aviv as early as this afternoon. >> government impose aid restriction after hamas rocket exploded a mile from the airport. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from