breaking news, a child not in delaware county overnight. right now we are gathering details and bringing you more information coming up. also, this morning, more on a grieving community, and how they are coming together to remember three children struck and killed by a carjacked suv. and the crisis in the middle east continues, hamas reviews rocket fire after rejecting israel's offer to the extends humanitarian cease-fire. today is sunday, july 27th, good morning, i'm elizabeth hur. it is 6:00 here in center city philadelphia. and here's meteorologist, carol erickson, the eyewitness weather center, with a first look at the weather. how is it looking? >> you had a little problem coming in this morning with the rain? >> i just got ton telling you, as soon as i parked, go

figure, downpour. >> sometimes computer models are right on, sometimes they are not. but actually the one we were showing yesterday, pointed out these showers that were going to be coming through early this morning, completely right on, not everybody saw them, so often the case with the weather, but those who did got a downpour. i want to show you on storm can three, this is loop over the last three hours, even little thunderstorm went through the philadelphia area, so we'll get little close near some of these, you can see what we were dealing with first thing this morning, you can see why liz was out there, trying to find, i don't know, a newspaper, a food bag, anything to put over her head to come running into the building. so we had seen some of these showers, not everywhere, but when they came by, they dumped a lot of rain. you saw them along the shore, as well, with thunderstorm going right through atlantic city, ocean sit. so, those are not totally gone. so we cannot completely count ourselves out of the woods on this system at this point. it is 75 degrees, in reading, we've got 73 degrees downtown,

so humid, fairly warm morning, but i think we need to know that today we'll see these morning showers, but later on in the day when we have the chance forget forgetting some of the stronger storms in the afternoon and at the nighttime hour. the strong wind gusts are possible, hail is possible, we've already seen a downpour or two, but not associated with what may be coming a little bit later on. so kind of in two rounds. seventy-three in philadelphia right now. everybody in the 70s at this point, and we are on our way with high dew points, look at the dew points, in the 60s, 70s, so you know that the air is loaded with moisture, that's why if it gets a trigger this front coming through we could be finding some downpours. high temperature today get to go about 89 degrees. so it will be a warm one. and potentially stormy one. we will talk about that, show you the time line when we expect all of these showers coming up. liz? >> thank if you, carol. following breaking news out of delaware county. now, at this time, we are

hearing that according to police, a child was shot at around 11:30 last night, on haverford road in crumb lynn. details are sketchy but we do know that two people were taken to chester crozer medical center, and of course we will bring you more information as it becomes available. also, a grieving community remembers three children struck and killed by a carjacked suv. the children's mother was critically injured, and fighting for her life this morning the the family was selling fruits on a street corner when the carjackers crashed into them. the suspects then ran away. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers was at emotional vigil last night. ♪ >> reporter: they're never easy, vigils like these, they are harder when they are remembering children. ♪ 15 year old key air a williams, ten year old thomas

read, and seven year old terrence moore. the three siblings died selling fruit on the corner for their church. here is a picture every them a week earlier picking out what to sell. >> very gentle kids, very good kids, you know, and they were always by her. >> by her the children's mom, last saturday brought them to the garden all smiling there is saturday she was fighting for her live in a -- for her life in a hospital bed. >> dedicated, hard workers, they were playful. they were kind. >> williams, her three children, and another woman, were all hit by a car that went out of control at allegheny and germantown avenue. two suspects had stolen at gunpoint from a realtor moments earlier. they crashed when a tire blew out, fleeing the scene as their victims lay dying on the sidewalk. the pair remains at large. >> i believe in god that the perpetrators will be brought to justice. those three children will not come back. they are dead. so they have that to live

with. >> in the teen time, heart broken neighborhood can do little more than mourn. and pray. (praying). >> and once again, remains $110,000 reward for the person with information that leads to the arrest of the two suspects still at large. outside of police headquarters, matt rivers, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and our coverage continues on our website. cbsphilly.com. if you have any information that could help investigators, we have their contact information, also, on our website. and new this morning, a north philadelphia row home goes up in flames, but thanks to the quick action of neighbors, those trapped inside were able to get out safely. it happened around 2:00 in the 900 block of west huntington street. two brothers, knocked down the door to rescue an old err i will man. eyewitnesses say they were table convince his wife who was trapped on the second floor, to jump out of

the window to escape the flames. >> and then we was screaming, miss, just jump out. when she finally jumped out i was able to break her fall. only thing she walked away with was a scared leg. that will was a blessing. >> police say two people were rushed to the hospital, and treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of this fire is under investigation. another fire in philadelphia. this one in mantua ended with two firefighters hurt. "eyewitness news" at 33rd and mantua just after 7:00 last night. as you can see, there was group of firefighters on the roof, we're told it was a vacant apartment building. it is unclear how this fire started, and no word yet on the firefighters condition. we have new information on friday's fire in south philadelphia. forty-six year old christopher smith has been charged with attempted murder and arson, in connection with this fire. investigators say, he rushed or rather he pushed in a

window air conditioner, then lit a flame. minutes later, he allegedly returned to the 1700 block every ziegel street with more accelerant, trapping a woman, man, and a child, lieutenant jonathan josey was off duty in the area at the time and ran into help them get out. you may remember he was acquitted of assault charges, after this video surfaced and he fault to get his job back. new details now this morning about what police found inside the apartment of the suspect in the deadly medical center shooting. officials executed search warrant at richard plotts upper darby home friday and found two more guns. the 49 year old suspect remains sedated and under guard and we are told he will be charged with the murder every his case worker, theresa hunt, and the attempted murder every his doctor, lee silverman, the doctor was also armed and shot the suspect.

and now, to the latest developments in the middle east, hamas has resumed the rocket fire even though israel's cabinet said it was ready to extends the humanitarian cease-fire until monday midnight sunday. cbs news correspondent alphonso van marsh has the latest from tel-aviv. >> saturday morning, israel he i rock ends rained down on gas a minute later cease-fire went into effect. the pause in the violence gave people in gaza a chance to return to what's left of their neighborhoods. they collected any personal items they could finds, and recovered the dead. >> health officials believe more than a thousand palestinians have been killed in the nearly three-week long conflict. by night fall, gaza militants resumed firing rockets into israel. in tel-aviv, group of israeli anti-war protesters called for ends to the violence and remembered the dead on both sides. >> must respond the way they talk to each other. well done.

>> authorities are keeping the anti-war protesters, a good safe distance away from those supporting the military campaign. that is them about 300 feet away waiving israeli flagsment one government supporter explained why he despises the anti-war protesters. >> they don't care about us, because they don't care about our soldiers. >> they say our soldiers -- >> us secretary every state, john kerrey, met with european leaders in par toys see if a peace deal could be found. but he left paris without a long-term solution in place. in tel-aviv, and ton so van marsh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and in the meantime, the state department has shut down the us embassy in libya, and evacuate the american staffers. officials say the staff left tripoli, and traveled to the neighboring, libya's capitol deteriorating as rival militants clash. american travelers are also advised to steer clear of libya. and now to the latest on

the plane shot down over ukraine. there is new evidence that this malaysia airlines jet was taking end down by a missile. data from one of the black bosses points to massive explosive decompression, that's consistent with shrapnel from a missile explosion. now, meanwhile, dutch medical examiners have started identifying remains of the victims. and the last coffin from the crash site arrived yesterday in the netherlands. officials in halle, meanwhile, say they found second black box of the black al giri flight that crashed this week. al 118 people on board were killed, investigators are hoping the flight recorders will help them determine what exactly happened on this plane. now, there was bad weather at the time of the crash. the jet was on its way to algeria. new this morning, the costa concordia cruise ship is slowly being towed to jen owe

a the cruise liner capsized more than two years ago killing 32 people off the islands of gillion massive salvage mission, the concordia was raised out of the water, the vessel will be scrapped. and coming up next on "eyewitness news": frightening moments caught on camera. an out of control suv nearly hit a mother and a baby in a stroller. also this morning, inundated for pro biotics. now research that there are health benefits far surpass what we've been told. that's ahead in the health watch. and hot and humid, with storm chances. carol is timing it all out for you, straight ahead

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>> take a look at this. you see the mom walking with a baby stroller when all of a sudden they are nearly run over by an out of control suv, police say the suv had delayeded when another vehicle, and the impact that far collision sent into -- sent the suv into a handrail missing the stroller as you can see by inches. wow. a wild fire in the meantime, in northern california, continues to grow, and is now prompted mandatory owe zero evacuations, sands

fire as it is called, burned more than 1300 acres, in the see era nevadaoooyed firefighters say it is about 20% contained at this point. the cause remains under investigation. but the drought conditions are said to be fueling this fire. and take a look at this. this is what firefighters rescued from that fast-moving fire. this, as you will see, is abe, a 200 pounds tortoise that lives in that northern california resort there. abe's owners were forced to lever the 20 year old reptile behind as they evacuate the the grounds. much of the resort was destroyed. but once the flames died down, firefighters were able to save the tortoise. the time right now 6:15. carol erickson, who is just flying back here. >> where a.m.y? >> there you are. >> yes, you know, we had the

rain showers this morning, liz, as you saw. and iand i've been showing themo you on storm scan three as well. you can see, weaver the cloud cover out there. i think, though, that we will be seeing at least at least chaf fair amount of sunshine today. and the way this weather system; the more sunshine we see, the stronger some of these storms could be later on in the day. so, this is a very complicated mixed up kind of a forecast for today. we've already seen some of those showers. the clouds are still behind. and how long do they stay behind? that's going to be certainly determining just how active our weather pattern gets today. you can see we do have some of the clouds down at the shore, down in rehoboth beach this morning, first thing, so not the brightest start of the day. we will be finding some sunshine later on today, but again, that can create its own problems. so what do we see as far as our temperatures go? well, they are in the 70s, so we didn't cool down much overnight. you probably know. if you slept with your windows open. 73 degrees in philly, very

popular number, 73 in wilmington, millville, and wildwood, and atlantic city, 72 in reading, and lancaster, so the temperatures are mild this morning, the dew points are hi, meaning it is pretty humid out there. and storm scan3, this is a loop over the last three hours, and you will notice, that through philadelphia, we did pick up those were the ones that tried to keep liz her in her car this morning in the parking lot when they came on through. then, seeing others that have work their way along the shore line, ocean sit, saw quite thunderstorm, atlantic city, as well, now notice that we have some moving off burlington county, into ocean county, we have some clouds around, not much going on. we do see, though, right down through kent county, and just about into the sections of sussex county, another thunderstorm that's moving into the delaware bay. so it has been active morning all morning, we could be calming down little bit in the afternoon only to get ready for cold front, low pressure system, a this warmfront moves through right new. lots goes on, lots of the

weather makers, after this goes through, after monday, everything calms down. things look just unbelievable around here. starting on tuesday. soap, let's time this out. computer model has a really good handle on this. so let's see, at least at this point, it doesn't show much by 8:00 this morning over the area. by noon, we see couple of these scattered showers, but also notice, we see sunshine, in a loft places, so you may be looking at cloud or two, but your neighbor might be getting a rain shower. so, this is a look at noon today. by the time we hit 2:00 notice we really don't even see any clouds, we've got some sunshine, few clouds in some spots, couple of rain showers, are possible, and then, as we get through 4:00 do we pick up few more? notice, to the west, we see a lot of precipitation, and this is at 9:00 tonight. so, it is -- not setting our clocks, not setting the maps exactly where this is, just know, that it is an atmosphere that's agitated and it is going to be creating some showers, some thunderstorms for some of us. and you can see, reading,

allentown, at 11:00 tonight, may be dealing with some storms, then wants to clear us out, only to bring in few more showers, by the time we get to tomorrow afternoon. so i think this forecast and these models are not set in stone. they disagree with one another. just know it will be a day that we'll have to watch and pay attention to the skies. storm prediction center in norman, oak home, a puts us still in this severe threat for the slight risk every some severe weather, for downpours, with strong winds, and even the possibility of some small hail. that's over the entire area today including the beaches. but if go to the beaches, likely to see some sunshine out there, too, we have temperature every 84 degrees, low risk of rip current, obviously, stay where the lifeguards are, and in every single location the same story, chance of shower or thunderstorm, and any of those could contain the gusty winds, the small hail and the freak went downpours, temperatures in the 80s over the entire area today. by the time we get to tonight,

with still the stormy weather possibly still here, and maybe really getting going, in some spots, 72 degrees, so very similar overnight. monday, still chances of showers, thunderstorms, after that, the forecast is easy, it is delightful and wonderful starting tuesday. liz? >> thank you, easy and delightful, love it. now on the hell watch. improve your digestion and boost your immunity. these apps for products with pro biotics make a loft claims, now, there is evidence that its health benefits may actually exceed what we originally thought. here is medical reporter stephanie stahl. >> lama's favorite snack could help keep her blood pressure in check. >> i eat yogurt a l i will have it every day. i love it. >> that's because yogurt contains pro biotics, natural bacteria that's believed to help with digestion. supplement are also widely available. now new research examining nine previous studies of more

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>> good morning, i'm elizabeth hur, nicole is off. it is 6:31, here in center city philadelphia. let's check in with meteorologist, carol erickson. caught off guard without an umbrella. others should pay attention to your forecast. >> yes, i know, because we did show yesterday morning, liz, just by way of letting everyone know that i wasn't hiding the information. >> shares this morning, some heavy ones, exactly what we've seen in some spots. not all did see it through philadelphia, you can see, we continue with the clouds, and that little rain drop, little reminder of the rain that liz had to run through, without an umbrella we are looking at temperature right now, down in ardmore, you've got fairly nice start to the day, if you like quiet. and maybe you have seen couple of rain showers, then maybe you haven't. tuck see widely scattered out

there, there are still few thunderstorms going on, especially as you look toward the shore. so, we did see one go through the ocean city area. still finding lightning out, there that is as you move through atlantic county so there we go, look at this, lots of precipitation, but news moving to the east, finding it moving into through ocean county right now, and as we move down to the south still finding lightning strikes, galloway getting them, getting them off the dose, moving across the delaware bay, active morning, just on the wider view, that we've got a lot going on out there. we may finds precipitation in two rounds one this morning, lull, moving through the afternoon, then the chance of picking up stronger storms later on this afternoon specially later tonight. 73 degrees if philadelphia, temperatures in the 70s, every place, on our way to 89 degrees, so it will be a humid day, with some sunshine

out there, put this into motion. computer model some areas looking at some showers, by the time to 1:00 p.m., some looking at showers, son sun, some clouds. so we've got the forecast all over the place, we'll time it out, show you everything we expect until better weather on the seven day forecast, liz? >> right now, following breaking news out of delaware county, that's where police say a child was shot on havertown road in crumb lynn. authorities are not releasing too much information, but we do know that two people were taken to crozer-chester medical center, we don't know, though, the whereabouts of the shooter, we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. anarchs community turns out for a prayer vigil, for victims after deadly carjacking crash. family, friends.

family and friend of three children killed friday in a carjacking hit-and-run crash gathered at the scene of the accident at allegheny and germantown avenues. the siblings were seven to 15 years old, the family selling fruit on street corner for their church when the carjackers crashed into them. and the suspects ran away. >> dedicated, they were hard workers, they were playful, they were kinds. >> those three children will not come back. they are dead. so they have that to live with. >> the children's mother was critically injured. another woman was also hurt. there is right now a $110,000 reward being offered in this case for information that leads to arrest and conviction . developing now, in the middle east, hamas has resumed the rocket fire even though israel's cabinet said it was ready to extend the humanitarian peace fire until midnight sunday.

the israeli military says seven rockets were fired at southern israel, early this morning, 43 israeli soldiers have been killed in the 20 day campaign in the gaza strip. more than a thousand palestinians have died. >> and the last of the remains of the victims of malaysia airlines flight 17 are now in the netherlands. this, as the parents of one of the passengers traveled to the crash site in ukraine. cbs correspondent wendy gillette has this story. >> the parents of a woman who died when malaysia airlines flight 17 was shot down over ukraine visited the crash site to honor their daughter. >> we have promised our daughter we will come here. >> but the couple's journey was long and difficult. from perth australia through territory controlled by pro russian separatists. victim's father wore a t-shirt with his daughter's picture labeled fat team a we love you. >> she was for peace. she for peace.

she will be forever for peace. >> two military cargo planes landed saturday in the netherlands with the last of 227 coffins containing victims. troops carried each of the 38 coffins to waiting hursts in a solemn ceremony. at the crash site, nearby fighting and security concerns have prevent add thorough canvassing of the area. investigators who have been allowed access are still making discoveries. >> personal belongings, passport, i.d. cards, credit cards, things like that. >> ukrainian officials say their forces are making progress, retaking control of some areas from the pro russian rebels. but us officials say videos like these posted on line by russian soldiers show russia's hardly backing down. launching artillery attacks from its own territory into ukraine. wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". meanwhile, a small airplane with engine trouble strikes a pick-up truck during

a emergency landing on a reno, never add owe highway. two people were on that plane, two people were in the truck when the collision occurred. everyone, fortunately, amazingly, escaped with minor injuries. and, happening right now, the ben franklin bridge is closed for the 27th annual tour de shore. you are right now looking at live picture, where soon 2,000 bikers will pedal across the bridge and head down to atlantic city. the 65-mile ride kicks off at the irish pub in center city, in just a few minutes, and it will raise money for local children's charities, and the families every fallen police officers and firefighters. last year, we are told, the event raised more than $600,000. it was a warm welcome home for local member of the air national guard, senior airman steve even gentile just returned to the pine hill, new jersey, after six months in the middle east.

part of operation enduring freedom. he enlist in the 2012 after graduating from overbrook regional high school. gentile received a flag, a pin, a certificate, and a yellow ribbon, to remember this day. >> thank you. i have no words to show my appreciation for what you guys did today. means a lot. really does. great to be home. i love you all. representatives from the freeholder board as the camden county office of veterans affairs attended this homecoming ceremony. warriors watch rider, members of operation yellow ribbon of south jersey, and the state police were also there. >> also, in camden county, it is beginning to look a lot like christmas, at least at the camden aquarium, adventure aquarium. santa put on scuba gear, and went for a swim in the tank, much to the delight of parents and children. many brought letters with early requests for the holidays. santa did not come alone, he

also brought an elk from the north pole of course. if you missed the big man yesterday, don't worry, he will be there again today. and, coming up next on "eyewitness news", we are looking into the spray many people use on their lawns, pesticide treatment can kill bugs, and keep them from coming back, but they may be doing something else. coming up next, the chemical concerns over the dangerous toxins, and we'll have this. >> government officials with new warnings to parents about leaving children in hot cars. i'm jericka duncan with that story coming up. and steamy and stormy. we looking ahead to better weather in the seven day forecast. carol returns with the details coming right up.

>> homeowners use pesticides to protect their backyards from unwanted invaders like weeds and insects. it is a $10 billion a year industry, and steadily growing. cbs van eat a meyer reports, some doctors are becoming increasingly concerned about exposure to all every these chemicals. >> joe holland has been in the lawn care business for 30 years. his work requires him to be around a variety of chemicals. which is why he always tells his workers to take precautions. >> you always have to protect yourself, when you are using any chemical, no matter the grade. do you have wear long sleeve shirts, recommended always, long pants. >> the chemicals his workers are using are known as

herbicides, and insecticides, designed to kiln vase i have plants and ward off bugs, like mosquitos. >> the most common chemicals used in the two are 242 and two others. >> the fact they've been around for a long time inch genders false sense of security. >> this is analytical -- >> doctor, professor of pediatrics, at new york's mt. sinai, has been studying the effects of the chemicals on humans. in particular, children, and pregnant women. this week, he presented his findings at congressional briefing on the health risks of over exposure. >> there is also great concern that pesticides of all kinds damage the developing nervous system, and can result in learning disabilities in children, behavioral problems, and possibly chronic diseases like parkinson's disease. >> how long does it stay in someone's system? >> many some of the older pesticides in particular like ddt can stay in the human body

for years, even decades. >> some states like new york require landscape tears put down flags, warning residents that a lawn has been freshly treated. holland says his clients regularly ask about the chemicals he's using. >> the questions i get the most is when can my kids or my pet go on the lawn. and my answer usually is 24 hours. it doesn't get watered for two days, we would recommend you don't go out there for two days. >> that was the van eat a meyer reporting. right now, there is no scientific standard about how long to stay off the lawn after it is treated. doctor, as you can imagine, he wants to see that change. joe holland in the meantime say he and his workers mark each lawn with flags and instructions so that homeowners know exactly it it is safe to return and venture out into their yards. >> right now, 6:44, carol, no need to water the lawns today. >> no, and most areas probably not, but there will be some areas that may be avoiding any

kind of storms today. so it is just really going to be location dependent, and computer models, for the blame on them, are really not in any great agreement about where this happens, when this happens, if we see this severe weather with this cold front that's going to be coming through the area. you can see, we've already pick up some rain through philadelphia, and certainly, more, than this one drop, this one drop is just an indication of a downpour that we got about 4:30 or so this morning. so, lots going on with the weather, and you can see the clouds, as we are in ocean sit, just gloomy start to the day. but that doesn't mean the rest of the day is going to be the same way. we will be finding some breaks of some sunshine, but right now, this morning, on storm scan3, you can see going into cape may county, right across the bay, thunderstorm breaking out. so, people along the shore areas are listening to that. they are watching little bit of light show. we saw this go through ocean city there is batch right here, now north of atlantic city, we saw just very brief lightning here, through the philadelphia area, again, with

the rainstorm that came through around 4:30. that has totally moved on. we've got the cloud cover out there right now. we will hang onto some clouds, and we will also probably be finding some sun breaks. the problem with the sun break-in a weather set up like this is that it gets the atmosphere even more agitated, so that when a cold front comes through, it is ready for a fight, and that's why some areas could finds some severe weather today. temperatures are in the 70s. they really didn't drop that much last night. they stayed in the 70s overnight. right now, starting to climb again, 74 degrees, through philadelphia, out of that 73, that so many, such a popular number, just half hour ago. a.m. showers, p.m. storms today, the strongest will be this evening, and tonight, if you see them, strong wind gusts are possible, even small hail is possible. and could you get a downpour out of this. we have a warmfront that's going through right now, we've got low pressure system coming through. we have cold front coming through. all of that going into air that has a lot of humidity, a lot of moisture with it, once this moves on through, though,

it is out of here, and this weather is going to be fabulous. starting on tuesday, and wednesday, and thursday, i think you will love the weather. here's what it looks like right now. pretty good on this computer model. we will give this b plus for its placement first thing this morning. and then by 9:00 we are looking at few showers, still along the shore areas, many areas not seeing them, starting to see some clearing in spots. by 1:00 o'clock, few areas with couple of showers, few areas with sun, some with clouds. that is the idea. so you may n look -- may be looking at a sky saying this whole area is this way, and may not be. just know depending on where you are, as we mover through this evening, this computer model really wants to put heavier rain off to the west, then move it toward the north. so we'll see whether that happens. by the time we get to tomorrow at noon, we've got some sun, we've got some clouds, we've got some showers moving through, even late in the day. by tuesday, though, everything changes, and this weather is ideal. severe weather threat, yes. we have it here today. for the downpours, the strong

winds, and the small hail possible, and that's for the entire area. otherwise, look for temperatures in the 80s, from the shore, to the mountains, to philadelphia, with these temperatures close to the 90 degrees mark, but probably not getting there. seventy-two tonight, remember, these storms, you may find them in your area, so keep your ian your ear to the sky. we are looking at 86 tomorrow, then just ideal weather low humidity with temperatures in the 80s after that. you know, you may need this specially today. you can get the updated forecast any time with the new cbs philly weather app. you can check your live radar, which you may be needing to do today if you're way from your tv, get severe weather alerts, share storm pictures with us, download the app now on itunes, and it is coming very soon to android. liz? >> reporter: thank you, carol. the time 6:48, the time to check the roads. let's head out to ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center hello, liz, looking at the ben franklin bridge, of course, it is empty right now closed for

the tour de shower bike events. shutdown in both directions. take the walt whitman instead. also, shutdown, is 676. there you g you can see the blockage there. 676 northbound, shutdown, right at route 30, market street, all traffic has to exit at eighth and linden streets. and this of course is related to the ben franklin bridge event. we're going to move the traffic cam again to the schuylkill expressway, this is schuylkill right at conshohocken, so far no delays or problems on the schuylkill this morning. it is moving along just fine. and onto i-95, at girard, busier picture hereof i-95, it usually is busier this time of morning. no delays or problems on i-95, through philadelphia, or its suburbs. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, liz, back to you. >> every year dozens of children die from heat stroke after being left in the car. government leaders say that's a problem that's often preventable if parents follow some easy tips.

>> he says he's part of a club that no one wants to join. >> four years ago, put his 17 month old daughter peyton in the back seat of his car. he planned to drop her at day care, and head to work, but it wasn't until hours later, he discovered his horrible mistake. >> to my horror, i realized peyton was still in her carseat and it is the last thing i remember, i heard someone screaming, it was me. >> peyton had died of heat stroke. last year, 44 children in the u.s. were killed after being left in vehicles. safety experts say almost any time of the year is dangerous because the temperature in a closed car can jump more than 20 degrees in just ten minutes. advocates say easy twice remember your child, put your hands bag, briefcase or cell phone behind the drivers seat, forcing to you look back.

keep a stuffed animal up front as reminder, and ask your day care preditor call if you your child doesn't show up. >> i made a promise to my sweet peyton lynn that i would do everything coy to prevent this horror from happening to another innocent child. >> he says telling parents his tragic story is the best way to keep that promise. jericka duncan, for cbs-3, "eyewitness

>> code i with deep ball to right, two rink shop, will give them the lead. add another two before the end of the inning. skip ahead to the top of the six. phillies up six-three bullpen runs into trouble. double for arizona will sends two runners home, next inning, another rbi. man on third. just like that, arizona ties the game up at six. let's head into extra innings. arizona with the sack fly to center, one runner comes home. they followed up with a 300 run homerun. phillies take another lost, despite the early lead. final score, ten-six. well, before the ballgame, the mlb players alum my association presented chase utley with the heart and hustle award for his work with the utley foundation. the foundation that he and his wife, jen, created helps increase awareness and raise

funds, to help fight animal cruelty. well deserved. to the nova care complex, the eagles finally getting back to work for the first day of training camp. >> this year the players know what to expect and chip kelly's offense. but a lot of that will be riding on nick foles, and he says he's ready. >> really just fun being back out there. we're moving around real fast. you know, taking a month off, you can train, you can do a loft stuff, you know, practice is something different. so fun to go out, there get the could be webs off, you know, we'll make corrections today, we'll move forward, have another great day tomorrow. >> we had out standing season last year, everybody was excited about. but he knows, as circumstances he can still get better. that's what he worked on when we were with him, season program, that's what he'll continue to work on when we start today. >> and there is still a lot of questions remaining about how that loss of desean jackson limb pact the offense, jeremy maclin, riley cooper, already feeling pressure to perform. >> and desean is a great

receiver, has ban great receiver since he's been playing football. but riley cooper is the one making those catches, making those plays, running after the football. i think you need to give him the credit. he made a lot of plays, he made me look good last year. >> the defense also getting in a good work out. second year, with davis calling the shots, few upgrades, but they're going to have to proof a lot with this tougher schedule. >> just everybody, you know, being their best, we're so far along right now, just seek to go be the best defense that we can be, best defense in the league, and we have the guys that are capable of doing that and going against coach kelly's offense, every day, really prepares us, really well, for the opposing offense. >> and finally in sports, penn state has announce that sandy barber will be the new athletic director at the school replacing retiring dave joiner. barbara the ad at the university of california berkley, where in ten years the golden bears won 19, team national championships.

that's all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdale have, a great day. >> that's it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's what we have for you at 7:00. a young woman's bucket list inspires her parents and others around the world to complete her wish list. we'll share their heart-warming story. plus on the cbs-3 health watch, new study that shows how sleeping in total darkness may actually help breast cancer patients. and after the storms roam out, warm temperatures move in. meteorologist, carol ericson, will have your weekday

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