. from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today is friday, july 25th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm natasha brown. stories we're following for you today, deadly shoot-out inside delaware county medical sentiment we have exclusive reaction from eyewitnesses, plus, what we know about the suspect and the victims at this point. this is a story that continues to develop. a live report straight ahead. flights resume to israel from philadelphia international and the united states. we'll hear from some of the first passengers. and dreams do come true. hear from the newest lottery winners who are making it a family affair. >> that they are, that they are. that's coming up in just a little bit. let's start with your forecast for this friday, into the weekends, katie over in the weather center with that and

more. >> don't you guys love me on these days? >> i do, i do. >> yes, we have real nice weather coming up here, guys, spec to go see temperatures easily get into nice warmer the torrey. it won't be hot. we've got low humidity in the forecast for you, as well, we'll keep the sunshine around here, specking around the region as a whole to see the sunshine last us all day long, low humidity, cooler day down, or rather up toward the poconos, but again, some real nice weather as we continue to, again, keep the sunshine, high pressure building in nicely for us. more details on your full forecast coming up in the next few minutes, guys, back to you. >> thank you. >> see you soon. developing at this hour, authorities are still trying to figure out what caused a patient to open fire inside a delaware county medical facility thursday afternoon. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jen carabeo is in darby right now. police identify the shooter as 49 year old richard plot. jen? >> reporter: the shooting suspect remains in the hospital this morning, in critical condition. in the meantime, police are

still searching for motive in this attack that left this patient's doctor wounded and his case worker dead. now the shooting all unfolded behind me here in darby at mercy wellness center right around 2:00 yesterday. police say 49 year old richard plot, a pschiatric patient at the center, was visiting his doctor, lee silverman. his case worker was there, too. police say plot pulled the gun during a heated argument, then silverman drew his own gun, both shot, and all three in the room were hit. fellow doctors called 911, then went after and subdued the suspect. plot shot three times in the chest. his doctor suffered graze wounds to the face, since treated and released from the hospital and that case worker, chaos exclusively to cbs-3. >> shots, running, screaming. >> i saw man run, crying, and caring on, blood all over his

head. >> now the d.a. says plot will be charged with murder, in the meantime, cbs-3 is learning more about his history and his run in's with police, long history dating back to 1990. we will also hear from his ex-wife coming up in our next half hour. reporting live in darby, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all right, jan, thank you. 4:33, traffic and weather together on 39's. >> good morning, everybody. talk about a nice day coming up here, i always say these are the forecasts i love to give. i am a weather geek. i like to track storms, i like to see big events take place, but these are also the days that i know you guys love. and i got to be honest, ya, loving it, it will be so nice outside. and it is friday. i mean, what more could you ask for? "skycam 3" over atlantic city, beautiful start, it is comfortable, that's the other key. talking about late july here. let's go next to storm scan3. you know, we're used to seeing the hottest temperatures that

we see all year about this time of year, more humidity, because it is summer in philly, you know? storm scan three clearing out, we had frontal boundery still making its retreat yesterday. as the day went on, if you were outside at all, probably noticed, breath of fresh air. started to feel so much nicer. that's the way the whole day will feel today. no transition at this point, rather, just sitting in this nice, comfortable zone of high pressure, now, i want to take you all the way ahead to next week. eventually once again the jet stream will dig south, bring in cooler air, so we're setting up for another very significant cool down by next week. in the meantime, there will still be couple of hot days to work with here. in fact, that actually starts as early as this weekend, given the fact we have our next warmfront lifting north. today is the day for sure. absolutely perfect. currently standing into the mid 60s at the airport, feels more like late spring than anything. right now flirting with the 40's even in mount pocono. that's a big deal. low 50's, also being reported off to the north and west, happy valley, pittsburgh,

buffalo, list goes on, but back here at home, we showed this earlier, we expect an absolutely fantastic day to unfold, if you see couple of puffy white clouds, that's about it, otherwise abundant sunshine, which means, bob, you have to put the sun block on the nose today. >> sound good. i think i have to do those chores and well later today. 4:35, tgif. a lot of -- live look i-95. they were milling the roadway last night, they were working on the southbound side, down near the airport, so just watch both north and south between ridley and the girard point double decker, that uneven pavement, as you roll through the weekend. the schuylkill expressway, looking good, headlights coming into downtown philly. no problems or delays at all from ends to ends on the schuylkill. actually in good shape, as well, coming in from the suburbs, 422 looking good at king of prussia, just watch, little brake tapping slower than normal through the construction working your way up through malvern. over night crews still with us on the pennsylvania turnpike, working both directions, near the willow grove interchange,

until about 5:30 or so, there could be 20 minute stoppages, all for the place of some overhead beams along the willow grove interchange. some overnight road work, north on the freeway, right at the atlantic city expressway. they're going to wrap up that, finish it up before we get ready for the trip to the shore this weekend. mass transit looking good with no reported delays. natasha, back over to you. >> bob, thank you so much. this morning, it is business as usual at philadelphia international airport. >> airlines resumed departure to tel-aviv israel hours after the faa lifted its travel ban. us air flights 796 the first to take off and schedule. the faa ban came on the heals of ongoing violence in gaza. some travelers we spoke with were not concerned, others even questioned the necessity of the restrictions. >> tel-aviv airport is very safe and we have no worries. >> maybe the faa had extra precautions, which i understand maybe it was politics but i feel

comfortable on us airways. >> we'll have much more on this coming up for you. state department says the f.a.a.'s decision was not politically motivated. meanwhile that flight expected to lands in tel-aviv around 8:00 a.m. our time. >> just learned israel security cabinet will meet today to discuss cease-fire efforts with hamas as the death toll continues to rise. more than 800 palestinians are dead and 115 killed yesterday in one of the bloodiest days after more than two weeks of fighting. thirty-four israelis including 32 soldiers and a tai worker have also been killed. the wreckage of missing air al gear jet was found in mali, third airline disaster in just a week. yellow arrow seen here shows the plane's flight pal to algiers in north after a red dot is the dessert area where the wreck was actually found. the wreckage. the aircraft disappeared from radar less than an hour after take off thursday morning. all 116 passengers on board were killed. in their final transmission,

pilots asked air control to change the route because of heavy rain. now investigators also believe these holes here found near the fuselage of malaysia airline flight 17 may have come from a machine gun. all 298 passengers on board this flight were killed when the plane was shot down last week in ukraine. thursday more bodies arrived in the netter land. team of forensic work remembers now work to go identify the remains. european union ambassadors will meet today to discuss more possible sanctions against russia. and new this morning, crash in philadelphia's hunting park section sends a man to the hospital. this happened just after 2:00 a.m. on old york road, near butler street. accident investigators say two cars collided at the intersection, causing one to over turn, into a parked car. a man in his 50's was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. no word on what caused this crash. a new jersey child porn important bus lands 14 men

behind bars. michael vancoln of salem county could face to up 20 years in jail. investigators say he blackmailed a teenage girl to strip naked on a web camera. suspects andrew shrine err and armando norites, both work for the shepherd bus company, driving children in the mays landing area. shepherd defends his hiring practices, say the two men no longer work there. the state acting attorney general called them all child preditors. >> we allege that all of these preyed on innocent children by viewing, distributing, and in one case, creating images of children being sexually tortured and sexually exploited. >> michael parker, youth minister at the first presbyterian church in merchantville. allegedly had photos of clothed boys on his church computer along with porn images. the church has not responded to our request for comment. general motors expect to

pay at least $400 million in compensation to victims of the faulty ignition switch. >> the problem has been linked to 13 deaths, that recall cost gm about $1.5 billion in the second quarter. but the company still posted a net profit of $190 million. so far this year, gm has recalled nearly 30 million vehicles. stay with us, there is a lot more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning, including near miss for the earth that could have had devastating consequences. and, could the big piece be on the move? the phillies are reportedly trying to trade ryan howard, more about that on the other side.

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her big winning with 17 siblings. their neice, two never use, some still rebuilding from hurricane sandy, and everyone is in shock over this win. >> she had real now idea what it was worth. she turned it in and one teller looks at it, before you know it, there are three tellers, and they call someone else. >> i said i think i won the lottery. >> the family chose the cash option, and will clear about $10 million after taxes. no too shabby. >> i'm telling you. >> here is something to think about when eating breakfast, two years ago yesterday, without us even knowing the earth was almost hit with a solar flare, that had potential to wipe out all electricity on electronics, nasa recently revealed the details of the near miss with the fly on july 23rd, 2012. had the flare happened just week earlier, we have been hit apparently. they say things like flush ago toilet, because water supplies rely on electric pumps woks have become impossible.

the nash nationals ac mid i of scientists put it cat trough i can event at $2 trillion. >> if that went down. >> boy, we escaped that one. >> no kidding. >> that was like boy, that's pretty devastating. >> we're like what, what happened? >> we're okay, ultimately, yes. i wonder if they purposely wait add really long time? >> ya, couple of years? >> let time blow by a little bit. >> all right, my goodness it, well, let's talk some weather. i come bearing some great news, guys. >> yeah. >> yes, let's go back in time. we will look at rehoboth outside boardwalk plaza, currently upper 60s there, very light north-northwest winds. putting things into motion, activity on the board, understandable last night. had real pleasant night in not just delaware, but really the entire delaware valley ended up with some beautiful weather out there. now as we stand at the moment,

we are still clear as a bell, frontal boundary still making its retreat. it is now still visible, but out to sea, so everybody has since cleared out. we are, again, literally figure tiffly in the clear here with high pressure keeping control and taking the lead for at least the next couple of days. there is going to be new warmfront, that eventually starts to move n we walk you through. that will lots of sunshine, low humidity, i call this the weather trifecta. we have the comfortable humidity with abundant sun, also, it is warm, but not hot. it is just a nice day all around. later on tonight, we drop it back down to the mid 60s, couple every clouds still expected overhead, light winds set unless for us here. wind also turning more southwesterly, so we start heating up tomorrow, upper 80s expected, generally with sunshine, but there may be thunderstorm popping up in a couple of spots, should be very isolated. sunday maybe little more widespread activity. also expecting daytime high to hit 09 degrees. looking forward to monday, 88 degrees, shower or thunderstorm. that will mark the arrival and

passage of our next cold front. then obviously we cool down behind t ukee, back to you. >> thank you, in sports the phillies open weekends series with the diamond backs tonight in south philly. day after snapping their four game losing streak. chase utley broke a one-one tie with this, fifth inning single against the giants yesterday afternoon, and cole hamels made it stand up the rest of the way. hamels was dominant. he went eight innings, allowed one run, and struck out ten and opened his record at five and five. phils win two to one and will send kyle kendrick to the mounds against the d-backs later tonight. >> now, ryan howard sat for the second straight game yesterday. even though howard has good numbers lifetime against the giants starter tim hudson, john heyland of cbs sports, reports, executives from other teams say the phils are trying to trade the big piece, and the team could be willing to eat a lot of his contract in order to do it. stay tuned. talking football. chip kelly's second training

camp as boss of the birds gets underway today. at the nova care complex, players report for the first practice tomorrow. the birds first pre-season game is in chicago against the bears. that's coming up on august the eighth. the redskins have already started their training camp in richmond, virginia, in attendance of course for his first camp, desean jackson. shown d jack was big hit with his new fans, and desean says he's not looking back, desean and the redskins come to lincoln financial field september 21st. i'm looking forward to that game. we'll see what happens. i'm sure a lot of our guys are looking forward to it, too, want to pop him, because he's on the other side, now. >> he's the enemy now. >> keep him from get that football. jill wagner joins us from new york for a look ahead tore the day on wall street. >> first, a look at what's on tonight on cbs-3.

>> developing story that leads this morning's look at headlines. investigators trying to figure out what prompted deadly shooting at miss err fitzgerald hospital in darby. he was shot by a doctor after a suspect shot and killed a case worker yesterday afternoon. doctor suffered graze wound to the head in that shoot-out. israel's parliament meets today to discuss cease-fire thefts their ongoing battle with hamas in the gaza strip. 150 palestinians, 34 israelis, were killed yesterday in one of the bloodiest days of the conflict. and more than dozen men are under arrest after huge child pornography bus in new jersey. authorities say, two of the men were school bus drivers in mays landing, cape may county. time now to gather check on business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, good morning to you, jill. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, natasha. >> so its earning season. amazon apparently polls dollars pretty disappointing numbers yesterday. what can you tell us about that? >> yes. well, that's right, amazon has

despite a huge surge in sales, amazon is still posting some disappointing earnings. now it, comes as the company is p.m. ago loft monday my research and development. they've been working on that delivery by drones programs. they're also out today with their latest smart phone, and their only smart phone at this point, as we discussed it has potential to let you see images in 3d. so, certainly, they are looking for a big boost in terms of those smart phone sales. we'll see what that does for the bottom line. >> jill, we know more fast-food chains like taco bell have been jumping into the breakfast business, but now, i understand, there is a restaurant chain with a different idea. >> yes. well, dunkin' donuts has got a new strategy. they are looking to boost sales after the morning rush. so if you stop by a dunkin' donuts in the afternoon, the cashier could suggest a cookie, a donut, even a sandwich with your afternoon cup of coffee.

the strategy called suggestive selling. and it comes as dunkin post the some disappointing sales in the last quarter. ukee, that the tasha, i don't know about you, but i don't need anyone to twist my arm to get a cookie in the afternoon. >> you know what? >> neither do i. >> you know what, i'll take a cookie 24/7, too. > and a donut. >> thanks, jill, take care. coming up after a short break, traffic and weather together. we'll rock it on the three's.

>> downtown natasha brown, back with us. hey, any good concerts last night? >> know! >> 50 miles per hour across the board, everyone good to go across the major roadways. joint will be jumping this weekend in south philadelphia. tonight, we got two big events, tomorrow, we got the comic shows all day long, phillies at night, check out sunday. we have eagles training camp, which is open to the public, yahoo, and then the phillies

come in at 1:35. katie, a lot of outdoor activities, mother nature going to cooperate? >> i think generally speaking for sure, yes. we do have a warmfront, bob, will start lifting north here through the course of the weekends. that will means, we, a, start to heat up, because of that, but we will also start to see potential for shower or storm. not today, though. today is your golden opportunity to just enjoy, sit back, relax, bright sunshine expected all day, low humidity, this is just a gem. tomorrow, more sun than anything, but coy see spotty shower or storm. anything we do start to see on the radar becomes bit more widespread. it will also be steamy day, the high up to 90 degrees, ukee, back to you. >> katie, thank you. here's a check on stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 will be following for you, amazon dives into the smart phone game today with the release of the fire. tonight bridges the start of three days of activities in philadelphia for liberian americans, now there is comes three weeks after four liberian american children died in a fire in the city.

and members of the state regulatory agency have approved a proposal to put security cameras in. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> coming up in the next half hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", liver with the latest developments in the medical center shooting. >> also the guys in this truck are not your smartest criminals. see why their smash and grab went bus even after they broke into the store. >> and creepy or cute? the big mystery after these dolls start showing up on people's doorsteps. we're back at the top of the hour. stay with us. >> creepy. >> i think creepy, too.

chaos inside a medical center when a patient opens fire. we are following new developmts in the shooting investigation as we learn more about the suspect and the victims. >> also following breaking news, mystery on the side after south jersey road after a body is found overnight. where police found it and what they know about this case so far. it is friday, july 25th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm natasha brown in for erika today. also, developing now, secretary of state, john kerrey, in the middle east this morning trying to ends some bloodshed thereafter the deadliest day yet in the middle east crisis. katy? >> natasha, days don't get better than this when it comes to the weather forecast, picture perfect day unfolding, but eventually, in time for the weekends, the threat for showers, storms, return. we'll time things out for you, all coming up.

bob? >> good morning, everybody, 5:00 o'clock straight up on a fridayment looking live at the 42 freeway here, where they're wrapping up some construction, getting ready for the push to the shore later on. we'll check the rest of the roads, mass transit, coming up next. good morning. >> good morning, everyone, in the news, one person killed, and doctor is recovering this morning, after a pschiatric patient pulls out a gun and fires inside a delaware county medical center "eyewitness news" reporter january jan carao live in darby, jan, what do we know about this alleged shooter richard plots at this point? >> reporter: we're told the shooting suspect is still in the hospital this morning, in critical condition, although, we are told he has been stabilized. meanwhile, police are still working to figure out a motive in this case, that's left this patient's doctor wounded, and his case worker dead. >> chaos, at mercy wellness center in darby, after a patient visiting his doctor in